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/ Canada, ‘Beautiful

“drove fn. thé winning run as Nor-
"]. thwest " Loggers downed: Copper

‘TERRACE a DISTRICT HOSPITAL SOcieTY |

ANNUAL MEETING

. of the Terrace Men's: Slowpitch
| “hight at Riverside Park. 7

|. Kennedy's single ‘capped. a two
. inning rally that saw Loggers corne

. . River Motel 6-5 in the second game ;
League -final tournament Monday |

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‘back from a 60 deficit to win the

contest, Loggers-scored five runs-in|
the bottem of the fifth to tie the score |

ga the Copper River defence relaxed
with two out, allowing the rally ‘to
start and never quite manaying te
stop it.

Ken Austin pitched the ‘win for
Loggers, while Greg Wilcox took the
loss for Copper River, ~

Copper River got the ~

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under way in the second inning with ”

- one tun and expanded their lead in:

the top of the fifth when Tom Adiiits
‘ drove in three runs with an inside-
-_ the-parks homer. Copper River later.

made the score 5-0 in that
They coulda’t keep Loggers off the
‘board in the bottom of the inning,

though, and with two out Loggers’.

scored the firat of five, -.
in last Wednesday's. tournament

loggers win close tournament game

a Mike ema tt a Goon single
» ‘+ itv the bottom of the sbxth inhing that

2 win over ‘Lakelse ;

Williams is sebeduled to play SKB.

Molaons. tonight. at Rivinnids,

starting at 7 p.m. ;

The windup tournament for the
men’s slowpitch league. isa two-
week-long, double-knockout alfalr
with the final game set for August

Park.

241, ALL games will be at Riverside

| Wednesday, September 220

Bs 00pm i in the Mills Memorial
| - Hospital Cafeteria

_ society, the election of the members to serve on the ‘Hospital
Board of Trustees, and presentation of reports covering the year |

be purchased at MILLS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL.

- annual
The business will ‘consist of the election of members of the

1981-82, tn order to be-ellgible to vote, membership must be. ;
‘ purchased before Monday, August 23; 1982. Memberships may

~ Softball draws. 50 teams this

divisions will each play a” "

* this’ year’ s edi of the
Terrace’ scrub
* softball tournament drew $0
teams into the week-long

- event, that will have teams |

_ oceupying 12 parks around :
Terrace: from Aug. 3 to:

‘Aug, 20,
The teams: have been

_ divided into'13 groups, 11 of

. which have four teams and
‘two of which have three
teams.

“The four-team

round-robin, with the top
two teams from each group

- advancing to the playoffs,

The... two ‘ three-team
divisions will play a double. :
round-robin with the top
téam only advancing to the

" playoffs. .

‘The 24 ‘advancing teams
have been split into two 12

team groups, each of which .

Will play a. single-knockout

just one’

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‘umbia (CP) —
.- Rative Stewart. Granger
, Scored -31. points, - including

BG

; pionship round,

o

a eat!

playoff. The final game is
set for Sunday afternoon at

.3 p.m. at Riverside Park.

- During the week, tha

round-robin elimination- -

round games will all tart at
6:30 p.m, There will be no
rainouts; games go on

’ regardless of weather. |

Game scores must be -

phoned in to the Radio TK

" record line, 635-9776, the

“Coburn, Taft wi

~ Kim Coburn of Kitimat

’ and Emma Taft of Terrace

took bp prizes at the

“night of the game, If that's
not possible, call in your
' score to TK at 635-4916 after
6 a.m, the following day.
Winning teams are
responsible for phoning. in

their own scores.

b Accuracy: ig important

when . phoning in scores, .

because some division
winners may | be declared on

Smithers La Open gale
tournament’on the weekend
in Smithers,

Canada advances -

. BUCARAMANGA:
Montreal-

three consecutive baskets
‘on end-to-end. drives, in

- “leading Canada to come-
, from-behind 104-99 triamph

Monday night . over

|” Czechoslovakia and into the
~ Championship round of the

‘men's. world . basketbali

. tournament,

"He won the game for us

: by himself,” said Canadian ©
. coach Jack Donohue of

Ottawa. vrei

. (Granger, “who” ued ri
* Brooklyn, N.Y., and plays.

‘for Villanova University,

‘added 10 assists in rallying
. Canada into the medal
’ round starting Thursday in
Call with Olympic cham- .
pion Yugoslavia, the United -

States, the Soviet Union,
Spain and Columbia, which
received a bye through the
elimintion round.

In other games Monday, it
was: Yugoslavia 101,

™ Uruguay 7; the U.S. 100,
Panama 79; Spain 108, -
China 79, and, the Soviet .

Union 108, Australia 69,
_-Australia can still qualify.

"by beating ‘the Ivory Coast
tonight. The top.two teams -
_ from

ach of. three Rroups
advante to the cham- -

Col

ao BILE aieWennington,:..; ‘a

Canada beat Uruguay B7-
78 Sunday night, while
Yugoslavia defeated

' Czechoslovakia 101-80.

The Canadians plays
Yugoslavia tonight with the.

_result carried into the

medal round. - Canada

recently upset the world

champions in a tournament

_ at Knoxville, Tenn. ~ -

“I feel great,’ said.
Granger. “We're going to
Cali for the finals.

we've done it.”

iv Smithers. .

-Jean Billing’ of Prince

_ and ‘Debbie Carruthers.

“That was our goal nd aa
. beating out Janet Nord
strom of -Gmithers ‘and jes,

year

the basis of runs for and
guint,

‘A lange poster will be wet’. oe
“up in All Seasons Sports .. -»

showing the — singlee |
elimination’ draw,..with

fam names, game time — Sa

pare igang” Bo
‘truckers,

- and game locations shown

as well; Playotf teams must

be prepared to play back-to- -

back games due to the =~
draw. -

Coburn was the low grods

winner with a score of 177.

while Taft won the low net .
prize with a 153. ;

Linda. Ozeroff from
Smithera won the cham-
‘pionship flight low gross -
prize with a 190 score while:

Rupert was second with tet. *

third with 162. Grace Munro
af Prince George shot -140 .

for first low net in cham- oe

pionship flight, while - ,
Sharon Lennon from Prince —
Rupert was second “and
Linda’ Herman’ of Smithers
third.

In A flight, Leona Wilcox
of Terrace topped the low-
gross winners with a’ 494,

Montreal snativeddiving ii ioMigrna OMGAlea#) of- Prince sill

New York, added.19 points, -
while Leo Rautins of
Toronto and Jay Triano of
Niagara Falls, Ont., had 17

' points each. Wennington |

also had 13 rebounds.-
Canada trailed by as
much ag 12 points before
scoring -the ‘last thred
baskets of the first half and’
going into the dressing room

‘behind §2-44,°

Tn the second half, with’

four of. his five starters in

foul trouble, Donohuue went.
‘to his: bench and the
Canadians finally took the

lead. with four minutes to
.- play, ..-
“We played some tough

defence in the second half,”

sald Granger. “We cut them mF

off and then Got s some easy

baskets. "

_ Recent CGA Graduates

~ from the

_ North Coast-Bulkley Chapter

- Parker and Wendy Kiyne,,
-honor.

George. Ting Bruintaed of von}
‘the hoat club won low net _.

with a 145, with Joy Davis of

‘Terrace second and Alice :
. Den Boer of Smithers third. 4

B flight low gross winner

- Wap Audrey Cox of Terrace °

with a 212, and she beat Lait»,
Evans of Smithers and Kay
Palmer of--Vancouver,: ..-

Kathy Lotette, also of

Terrace, took the low net:

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prizé_ with a 141, good
enough to beat Marie:

both’ of Smithers, for that

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At the. 1981 Convocation } held. In Vancouver .
“the above were awarded membership in thé.
- Gertified General Accountants’ Association of.
_ British Columbia and In the Certified General... 8
|. Accountants’ Association (Canada) with the | ight. a
to use .the designation Certified General: 5 ee
- Accountant and the initials Cc. G. A. after

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