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ordinator. The title explains the job,

and develop programs where there are deficien-

arena, Some things will be held in school rooms and gymnasiums. I've also been thinking about wilderness courses, but that's still a

a program where person can find something suitable.”

New program _ director hired

Lough comes to Terrace from a job as ‘the area consultant for Northern Vancouver Island in water safety for the Red Cross.

new recreation programs, Sharon can be reached at 638-1174,

‘Ontario MLA gets

By JOHN SHORT MONTON (CP) — A

money, says the man behind

- Tournament chairman Darwin Daviduk, a com- puter systems analyst with

One of her first projects is the provincial agriculture | to start an adult learn-to- department, said in an in- skate class. — terview he expects the world

“My activities are not, 0 open prize to reach $100,-000 restricted to the pool and Sharon Lough next year.

“We're sure it will be at least $75,000 and we're expecting to offer $100,000 in total money,” said Daviduk. “We hope to make enough

is ify televising something esides the Canadian championship, which CBC does every spring.

“The Canadian PGA golf tournament is televised and

- world champion) was an at-

| _ . $250,000 competition | _ Curling prizes will surpass golf

some competition before

Regular Interest Bond that pays interest each year. And a new Compound Interest Bond that

re- invests your interest automatically, earning interest on your interest.

other top Europeans, but we

' had-four months.

we made our expenses and

Herald Staff Writer th ; 250,000 curling com- they come here. ran out of time. maybe a small profit of

att a Symonth ob 2 erition is likely within the ‘“‘Forone thing, we'llhave | “We came up with the about $3,000. hired Sharon Lough as next five years, placing that more international rinks idea about 18 months ago, “That's because all of our recreation program co- sport well ahead of Ca- next year. _ but we only’ got started in workers were volunteers. nadian golf in terms of prize “Ragnar Kamp (Swedish earnest in June—so we only For the effort everybody put

in, that profit works out to

- “P'm not he the $50,000 World Open traction. We tried to get ‘Our attendance was a ane ny existing curling’ tournament of gome Americans and sme little bit disappointing, but {“srvni ‘Wo cents an ‘ograms but to act as a champions that ended ion with existing clubs Tuesday.

THE HERALD, Thursday, October 27, 1977, PAGE ¥

long way off.” She ran instructor training | money available so fi

Recreation isn't just clinics, held public in-| that qualify in the final 16 ee Tt includes cultural formation seminars and| get enough to make it worth-

slike music and dance. Promoted water safety. while.”

Lough also plans to have “Three years age, Lough He plans to approach CBC rahe coordina tor’s ac: toured the Yukon ap aquatic and CTV officials abouttele- tivities should not be pools operated by the vising the final next year. : AGREAI iT CHOKE ; COMPOUND INTEREST BOND restricted to one age group: Perritori ‘government. __ Pm sure there’s enough This year, Canada Savings Bonds ‘Ifyou séek savings growth, or shesays.“Iwant to develop If you have any ideas for interest in the sport to offer youa great choice. There’s a new an investment for the future, ora

retirement fund, you'll choose the new Compound Interest Bond. After ‘the first year you will earn interest

on your interest, at the annual rate of 8.06%. Interest on this bond is left to accumulate and is payable only upon

the total purse is much less CAS

than $100,000, or even the Peale HAND redemption or at maturity. Here’s . $50,000 we offered this UR how the value of a $100 bond grows: boxin honors year.” Both new bonds retain the great Now.) Value Nov td Value Nov Value’ Tom Reed of St. Albert, features that have helped to make IS SaT OS TE S161 TNd S171? ‘ igni i Savings Bonds the favourite =O SINS, 94) S1d6-70 N85 S1S%8 TORONTO (CP) — Mooney, Hamilton, and Teisning Alberta champion, Canada av ings Bot c 1979 $1NS.8E 1982 $146.76 1985 FI85.RT Mickey Hennessey, the Frank Pucci, Toronto in the made a difficult double- investment for millions of Canadians 1980 $125.34 19S3 STSSGN TRG $200.97 fighting member of the hall of fame ceremonies. takeout with his last rock on over the past 31 years. They're a safe, The Compound Interest Bond may be

Ontario legislature from Thunder Bay, heads a list of

In addition to the duction ceremonies, special

In-

time world champion Ron

secure investment. They’re instant cash anytime. And they earn good

purchased for cash or on the convenient Monthly Savings Plan

i - edalli Northcott of Calgary 7-4 in j ducted "rriday intoe the io taltiong will be p pena the final. The wanin rink interest — year after year is are wherever you bank or invest. | : is ; Canadian Bo Hall of champion George Chuvalo 0" $20,000 and the losers g ; available in denominations of: ' Fame, of Taeanto, selected by the Suared $2,000. dated November ], 1977 and yield an $300, $500, $1,000 and $5,000,

Hennessey, who fought CBHF as ‘its man of the EXPECTS BOOM average annual interest of 8.06% THE CHOICE IS YOURS

recently for charity on an year; Al Hogan of Toronto, Daviduk is convinced when held to maturity in 1986. Each old timers’ boxing card in ambassador of the year; curling is on the brink of the new bond begins with 7% interest the As you can see, new Canada Savings Montreal, joins Lil’ Arthur tom Lotta of Rochester, ype of explosion Arnold first year and earns 8.25% interest for Bonds offer you a great choice — the at ae erento, Wiliam N.Y. boxing writer of the daneriean gol for North each of the remaining 8 years. Regular. interest Bond and me

, . . . terest . new Ont.; | han preatter, Win udbury, Ont., Canadian —_‘‘We need a national tour, REGULAR INTEREST BOND . bonds are on sale iow up on ee NB Billy Landry, qunatent , Boxing f the for one thing. tyorn tour that If you want a regular annual income 3 combined total purchase limit of Oshawa, Ont.; brothers ocia o's poxer vw a a Whereas from your investment, you'll like the .. $15,000. They have been specifically Jackie and Ted Phillips, , Sechte. fo Eady Melo ot h otheticall Poe thin 15 new Regular Interest Bond which ‘ designed to meet your savings goals. Toronto; Maurice Camyre, Boxing "Association’s boxer minutes It e ould help if the pays interest automatically each Nov. Choose the one that's right for you. Winnipeg; Tommy ‘of the year. game developed a household Ist. You have the choice of receiving Robinson, Hamilton; Joe name, a hero to the masses your interest either by cheque or by

like Palmer was. direct deposit into your chequing or

Bench-warmer scores"

“We have about 1,000 top competitive curlers § in

savings account. This new direct deposit feature is an added

106%

Canade now. aha is . 46 convenience for you lar Average bd certainly enou provide ou can buy the Regular Interest Annual Interest for Liverp ool team oor Hinks for a series of Bond for cash wherever you bank or to Marurity

- YONDON (Reuter) —

David Fairclough, who specializes in coming off the substitute’s bench to score vital coals for Liverpool, pit

e Euro mpions into the latt 16 of the English soccer tour-

ay. * Fairclough, brought on to replace Welsh striker John Toshack after 70 minutes of the home tie with Derby, scored twice in his first five minutes on the field to give Liverpool a 2-0 win. Third Division Wrexham which last year knocked off two First Division clubs— Leicester and Tottenham Hotspur-—this time beat

2

Frist Division side Bristol City 1 with a header by rey bere ‘ay penalty put | Andy Gray penalty pu adville through with a 1- 0 victory over Queens Park Rangers and Leeds crushed Colchester 4-0. But there was a sudden comedown for Tottenham,

which ‘scored the biggest.

league win in the club’s history when it beat Bristol Rovers #0 on Saturday. Spare lost 3-2 at home ‘to oventry. Ray Graydon scored winner after hitting the crossbar and

missing from two yards in .

- the previous 30 seconds.

a

concentrated period.

“What curling needs is a national commissioner,” said Daviduk, 34,

‘‘Maybe it’s too early for that—just as it’s too carly for a $250,000 tournament. You could say they’re both dreams, but they're not unreasonable dreams.

“I know we could get major companies involved 8 sponsors next year,” he said, “Maybe we'll operate two weeks later, to give more curlers a chance for

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