PAGE 6, THE HERALD, Weclnesday, April 5, 1978

Strikers lead

Monday Mens has
Kalum Kab _ Strikers
leading the way with 122
points followed by Reds
with 106 points, Team
high single went to.
Fabers with a score of
1105 while the team high
three was a 9056 roiled by
the Shell team. Mens
highs went to Ted Clifford
with a single of 277 and a
triple of 690. High
average for the league is
Del Bjornson with a 237.
Tuesday Night Mixed
has Jefferies Esso out in
front with 61 points
followed by the Old
Timers with 58 and the No
Names with 58 points.
Teams high went to
Jefferies Esso with a
single of 1127 and a triple
total of 3143. Mens high

triple went to Bud Lord ©

with a total of 687 while

the high single was a 311
rolled by Marvin
Peterson. ' Marilyn

Davies took Ladies high
triple with a 679 total
while high single went to
Leona Wilcox with a 282.

Team standing on the
Wednesday Night Ladies
see Lehmann Jewellers
leading with 64 points
followed by Silhouettes
with 61 and the Elite Five
with 55 points. Team high
three went to the

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Phil

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Stewart, Terrace Recreation Director holds“
the mike for TKTV while Mayor Maroney of

Silhouettes with a 2810 7
single 1

total. While high
went to the Jades with a
seore of 1026. Ladies
highs went to Joan
Richardson with a triple
of 670 and a single of 306.
Friday Night. league
has the y Five out in
front with. 64. points
followed by Truckers and
Co. with 62 and Over-
waitea with 61 points.
Team high three went to
As It Falis with a score of
2762 while the high single
went to Overwaitea with
a 1020 score. Mens highs
went to Richard Mc-
Daniel with a triple of 762
single of 283.
Ladies highs went to
Joyce Ray with a single
of 280 and a triple total-of

PARACHUTE
JUMP

LONDON (CP) — Prince
Andrew, second-in-line to the
throne, is planning a
parachute. jump in front of
television cameras this
month. The Prince will jump
from a Royal i Foree
Hercules transport plane
metres above the Wiltshire
Downs April 18. Prince
Charies make a similar
jump one week later.

PLANS

Terrace ‘says a few words’’ a8 he presents cer-
tificates of achievement to the six participating
bankers in Monday’s early morning promo run to

advertise the up-coming

Vernon Participaction contest.

Terrace-Kitimat versus .

Me PelatatsteletatatatsMateatetel

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erated

See raieaennaoeeetss

Job Opportunities

MAINTENANCE
SUPERVISOR, 1 opening,
$20,000 per year, depending
on experience. Must have

extensive experience in

personal supervision, work duti

planning, building main-
tenance, grounds keeping.

COOKS, various openings,
$3.25 per hour, Speciality
cooking.

REGISTERED NURSES,
2 openings, $7.00 per hour.
Registered in medical
surgical shift work, 6-4, 4-12,
128.

ELECTRICIAN, 1
vacancy, 1.W.A, rate. Must
be certified.

TELLER, 1 vacancy, $7300
per year depending on ex-
perience. Must be ex-,
perienced teller and have
proven work history.

AUTO MECHANICS,
Various openings, $9.00

hour up to $9920, depending
on experience, various
openings. Must be Journey

WAITER-WAITRESSES,

various openings at ‘various
wages. Should have ex-
perience serving of liquor.

«.R. 2 (TIMEKEEPER), 1
opening. $9.28 per month
plus. Must have payroll
experience and know how to
touch operate a calculator.

SENIOR AR-
RTITECTURAL DRAFT-
SMAN, 1 vacancy, $800.00-
$1500.00 per month. Must be
experienced, assisting in
producin architectural
working drawings, assisting
in writing in general office
work.

ACCOUNTANT, 1 opening,
$200.00 per month depending
on experlence., Must
experienced and know how
to do-a full set of books, in-
cluding a financial
statement. :

fully —
~Lazelle Avenue or phone 638-

NIGHT AUDITOR-DESK
CLERK, $5.15 per hour
depending on. experience,
Must be able to handle full
audit dutles and desk clerk
es.

PROGRAM
MANAGER
BOOKKEEPER, 1
vacancy, $180.00 per
week depending on ex-
perience. Must have
ookkeeping experience.

BABYSITTER, various -

vacancies, $7,00 -$10.00
per day. Two letters of
ferrance is required.

STREETWORKER, 1
opening, $138.00 per
week, To work with youth
and community Iason.

CLERK TYPIST: ‘1
opening, $160.00 per. week,

depending on experience. -

Must have bookkeeping
experience.

COUNSELLOR (2), 1
vacancy, $1,800 per month
depending on experience, In
Kitimat, University
qualified or previous ex-
perience in thefield.

SALES
socancy, $140 a week
depending on experience,
Terrace, Sales duties and
operation of a computor till.

HAIRDRESSER, 1
vacancy,
licensed experienced ap-
plicants only, ~

SAWFITTER, 1 vacancy.
$9.60 % hour uncertified,
$9.80 % hour certified. Must
have minimum of one years
experience carbide and land,

bee

For information on any of
the above contact Terrace

+ .

ROYAL WINNIPEG

BALLET

‘}Arneld = Spohr-Artistic

Director

ADAGIETTO
Choreographed by Oscar
Araiz.

=

4th Movement,

1 IMahler’s 5th

pictured: Bonnie Wyckoff
Joost Pelt

For the second time in’
the history of Terrace the
Winnipeg Ballet will be in
Town. The Royal Ballet
visited the city In 1975,

this year’s repetorie of .

dance is much more
varied than it’s previous

Royal Winnipeg Ballet to visit

be abouy 700 visitors all]

couterpart.

Director of the REM
Lee Theatre and mem-
bers of the Terrace and
District Arts Council .
Stehpen Cheslik an-
ticipates the May 5 and 6
engagement to draw

ple from Smithers,
urns Lake, and as far
away as Alaska,

Included in the crowd

-of ballet enthusiasts will

‘suggests writing to box

together, estimated
Cheslik.

Tickets for the night of
entertainment are on sale
at the REM Lee Theatre
between 10 and 12 am. If
you can't make it down to
the theatre Stephen

35, Terrace BC, Terrace

District Arts Council.

. AMerican

CLERK, 1 tod

commission,

In response to the
rticipaction challenge
from the Mayor and City
of the city of

Vernon, Terrace fitness
enthusiasts, and starters,

are urged to participate
in attempting to better
our counterparts of the
south. Kitimat residents
are also involved in the
challenge, - .

Heavy hooves.
‘proven rigged —

‘ BOSTON (AP)
U.S. federal authorities

are investigating al-.
legations that thorough-

bred horse. races at
Suffolk . Downs in ‘East
Boston and. -—_ at

Rockingham Parkin New
Hampshire have been

rigged, the Boston Herald
reported

today;
The investigators are
Off-base

OTTAWA (CP) — The

federal government has +

no intention of approving

off-track betting, Ag- ©

riculture Minister
Eugene
AY. oo,
’ “There's no chance of
-offtrack betting

becoming a factor in the

near future,” Whelan told

‘the Commons agriculture.

committee.
His statement followed

“Weekend meetings bet-

ween the racetrack in-

‘dustry and federal. offi-
cials. Ottawa has said it :

would consider making
off-track betting legal if
all components the
horse-racing industry

agreed. .
“Much remains to be
ironed out” before Ot-

Office of the Canada Em- j
- ployment Centre, . 4630 ava ing the lew eal

then it would expect the

provinces to supervise

any such betting system,

Whelan sald j 7

looking into reports that
favored horses were
slowed elther ightin
ugging or y We g
their hooves with packets
of mercury. Bettors
would then place multiple
bets, perfecta and
trifecta, on the long-shot
horses, which would pay
more. :
Investigators
those involved include
stable hands, jockeys and

- some mobsters but not

the track operators them-
selves, . ihe newspaper
reported,” -

by .

“believe ©

_ Make a spash off deep end swim today

Some of the 20,000
Vernon residents will be
swimming, bi-pedding
(jogging or running),
and-or cycling. .

Turn-cut to at the pool
today between. 6:30. and
$:30 a.m., 11:30 and I, or 6.
and10p.m.. One quarter
mile, 16 lengths, will be
attempted. _

If you're not a swim-
mer. or wish to get-in on
more ‘than one activity
you could run or jog a.

- welcome’, says City

mile at Skeena Junior
Secondary School bet-
ween 10 a.m, and 2 p.m.

Third on the action list
is cycling. Starting at
City Hall on Sunday April
9 cyclists will attempt a
two mile course between
1 and 4 p.m. °

_ CARE
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7-7,

Rookie debut for -
baseball sesaon.

By HAL BOCK

The Associated Press

A gallery of fresh new
faces ‘spice several
rosters as the major
league baseball séason
opens this week. .

Perhaps the ‘team
depending most on its
rookies is Detroit Tigers,
who move into: the
American League season
with a new double-play
combination comp m1)
a pair of first-year men,
second baseman Lou
Whitaker and_ shortstop
Alan Trammell.

Both move to the
majors following im-.
pressive minor league
seasons at Montgomery.
Trammell batted .201 and
Whitaker .280 there. The
Tigers have so muc
confidence in the pair
that they traded Tito
Fuentes and Tom
Veryzermtheir second
base-shortstop com-
bination in 1977, to make’
room for the newcomers.

California “ Angeles
made a simcliar move,
«unloading an established
star outfielder, Bobby
Bonds, to make room for
rookie flash-Ken Lan-
dreaux, the minor league
player of the year. Land-
reaux batted .357 with 27
home runs, 116 runs
batted in and 20 stolen
bases with Angel farm
clubs at E] Paso and Sait
Lake City last year.

Infielder Ted Cox, who
can play third base or
first base, was the key
man for Cleveland In-
dians in a six-player
trade that sent pitcher
Dennis Eckersley to
Boston Red Sox.

Cox was the most

valuable player in the

International League last
season when he batted
.334 with 14 homers and 81
RBls with the Red Sox
Pawtucket farm club. He
set a major league record
for rookies with hits in his
first six major league at-
bats and hit .382 in 13
games when the Red Sox

alled

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.the Reds Indianapolis

farm club.
Revering was actually

traded to the A’s twice.

Commissioner Bowie
Kuhn vetoed the first deal
in which the Reds
received pitcher Vida
Blue and sent Revering
and $1.75 million to the
A’s. When that deal fell

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