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SPORTS

Pirates promise Expos a fight

PITTSBURGH (AP) —
While Montreal Expos
celebrated a winning start,

Pittsburgh Pirates said it

was just the beginning.

“To win, especially that
first. one, is always big,”
said Gary Carter, whose tie-
breaking single in the ninth
inning off Kent Tekulve
gave Montreal a 6-5 victory
Thursday in thelr National
League baseball season
opener.

“It was a good day all the
way around," said manager
Dick Williams of the Expos,
whe erased an early 4-1

deficit with the aid of
perfect pitching over the
last 61-3 innings.

Though the game was
threatened by morning
showers, the sky was clear
when Sgt. Major Regis
Ragan, formerly a hostage
in Iran, threw the ceremo-
nial first pitch.

“To all the people of this
great cauntry, thank you for
everything,’ Ragan told the
-qrowd of 40,332 during a

pregame ceremony in
which he received a lifetime
major league baseball pass
and a Pirate jersey.

Ragan’s spirited toss was
in the dirt, and Pirate
starting pitcher Jim Bibby"
also had some early control
problems. ;

Rookie Tim Raines drew
a leadolf walk off Bibby,
stole second and raced. all
the way home ona throwing
error by catcher Steve
Nicosia. ,

However, Pittsburgh
countered with four runs in
the bottom of the first off
Montreal’s Steve Rogers.
Mike Easler and Dale Berra
had run.scoring singles and
Bill Madlock drove in two

runs with a double that
bounced off the heel of Ellis

‘Valentine’s glove in right.

In the third inning,
Montreal scored twice with
the help of a throwing error
and a wild pitch by Bibby.

Berra doubled home —

another Pirate run in. the
bottom of the third to give
Pittsburgh a 53 lead, but
that was the last hit of the
game for the Pirates.
Rogers pitched through
the fifth, then veteran
relievers Stan Bahnsen and
Woodie Fryman pitched two

_ perfect innings’ each, in’

D BLOCKER

NATIONAL REAL ESTATE SERVICE”

ACREAGE
HALLIWELL
Hobby farm site within
municipal boundaries.
Level land with light.
free cover located on the
south side of Halliwell
between alum Lake
Drive and North
Thomas. Parcet is 4.78
acres in size. Contact
Rusty or Bert Liungh
for viewing.

ON

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MOBILE HOME

» Large Lot. 22x52 mobile
home set up on a 775x200"
lot on paved street in
Thornhill, 3 bedrooms,
most furnishings
included. Asking,
$45,000. Call Dick
Evans.

5 .

HORSESHOE AREA
1396 sq. ft. 5 bedroom
home featuring 13x13
master bedroom with
. ensulte, 2 dining areas, 2
brick fireplaces, -and a
fully developed
_ basement. Good
location, close to
schools. Asking $96,500.

Just 10 highway miles
from town. 5 bedroom
"AN frame

HIGHWAY
INDUSTRIAL

located on the access
road next to Husky
Station in Thornhill.

subdivided with 2nd
frontage on River
Drive. Land Is lightly
treed and has good
dralnage. Phone Rusty
Liungh for further
_ Infermation.

FRONTAGE — LIGHT.

Excellent parcel of lark

Property Is one and
hee vartersneraqulasa|
f size “Codtd= |

property. To view call
Dick Evans.

For an appointment call
Dick Evans.

PRICED TO SELL
Three bedroom home on
adéft. by 166 ft. lot. Full
basement and in good
_ condition. Priced to seli
at $45,000. This won't
last tong. Give Danny

HOME AND SHOP
This four bedroom hame
s fpll basement on a
66 ft.
the added feature of a
good 1250 sq, ft. shop.
Good conditlon and
plenty of garden area.-
Priced at $59,000. Glve

y 166 ft. lot. Plus -~-

Sheridan a call for
detalls.

TRAILER IN
TIMBERLAND COURT
. Just two years old and
price Ineckudes
furnishings In this 14x70
Manco. irailer. Home Is
set upand skirted in and
has an attached 6x28
sundeck with storage
plus a metal garden
shed. Full price $35,000
Call Rusty or Bert.

Liungh.

- The 1961 Provincial 5 Pin

‘ _ Bowling Championships for

the Carling O'Keefe
Awards were held in
Cranbrook, B.C. on April 4-
5, and two Terrace teams
walked off with the top
honaurs.

' Terrace teams won the

"Mens and the Mixed

relief, Tn ‘all, the Expos
retired the last 19. con
secutive Pirates.

In the fourth inning, . the
Expos added a run to move
within 5-4, then they tied the
game in the eighth after.
Bibby left due to fatigue.

Pirate reliever Enrique
Romo, who opened the
eighth, was forced 'to leave
the game when ‘hit on the
shin by a leadoff single ‘by
Cromartie.

After a wild pitch by
Grant: Jackson put

Cromartie at second, Jerry -

White’s pinch-hit single
scored Cromartie with ‘the
tying run.

In the Montreal ninth,
Andre’ Dawson singled off
Tekulve, atale second and
took third on a groundout by
Ellis Valentine. Then Carter
brought Dawson home with
a sharp single that eluded
dives by Tekulve and
-second baseman Dale
Berra.-

The Pirates and Expos,
idle today, ‘meet again
Saturday. ,

or

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treed and
spproximately 10 acres
in slze these 4 parcels
are located just off the
Old Remo Road before

HOME

Just two months ofd and
set up in the. Thor-
nhelght Trailer Court
this 14 x 70 home has
three bedrooms, wail to
wall carpeting, oll
furnace heat and the
price Includes range,

NEAR NEW MOBI te

Danny Sheridan a call.
NEW LISTING
Davis ~ Ave. Ex-.

maintained. 5. bedroom
home on a nicely land-
scaped corner lot. Close
to schools, clase to town.
2 brick fireplaces. Fully
- finished basement, rec
room & bar. To view this

-eceptlonally well -

Property has good sail
and there are known
springs for water in the
area. Excellent hobby
farm sites. Contact
Rusty or Bert Ljungh to
view. ,

_ ACREAGE WITH A q i the. southern. bo
VIEW nf
‘| > Lightly

CLEARED FARM

LAND :
Approximately 10 acres
of land that has been

' cultivated previously in
a root crop with 145 ff.
frontage on Graham
Ave, Property extends
to the Skeena River on .

: Price $70,000, Call Rusty
Liungh. ;

_ the Kitimat Rallway. -

INVESTMENT
PROPERTY

Older home presently
zoned Residential No. 2,

refrigerator, washer home give Dick Evansa but located close te
and dryer. Phone Bert call. downtown, and rezoning
Liungh fo view. to commercial could be

vs. ANWILt applied for. House
COMMERCIAL presently rented. - Full
INVESTMENT Approx. 13 acres at flat price $48,000. For fur-

Well maintained traller
park located ‘In Thor-
nhil) with 69 Traller
Spaces, 2 rental houses
and a home for the

Increased to 82 spaces
on June Ist. Water is

supplied by the Thor-
nhill Water System, all
services are un-
derground and the Inner
roads paved. For full
Information phone Bert
Llungh.

awner., Spaces will be

land lightly treed, and
the balance In hillside
and potential view
property, wiih 2 acres
cleared and a quonset
style shop 40x80 ft.
Property has water
rights but Tharnhill
Water System would be
avallable. For further
Information phone
Rusty or Bert Liungh.:

ther Information Phone
Rusty or Bert Ljungh.

HORSESHOE AREA
Large new family home.
1594 sq. ff. In @ good
residential area close to
schools, The overall size
of this home offers
larger rooms through
the house. 2 fireplaces,
1o%x17’ 3 master
bedroom with 4 pce.
bath. Front and rear
sundecks are just some
of the features. For an
appointment to view
, call Dick Evans.

GREAT LOCATION
This commercial.
property Is located at
the function of Highway
16 and Old Lakelse Lake
Road. One of the best
possible locations for
any business which
requires highway ex-

CHALET STYLE ON
KROYER ROAD

Attractive 4 bedroom
home . with full

1 ACRE 6o0D
LOCATION
Located between

Thomas and Kenny
Street this property

four lots, and the land Is
zoned for Residential
No. 2. With application
for re-zoning property
would be ideal for
duplex development.
Phone Bert Liungh tor
further information,

‘could be divided into -

basement, large front’
sundeck, oll furnace
heat with alr cleaner,
humidifier and alr
conditioning, mew kit-
chen cupboards with
pulit in Jenn Air
Rangetap, re-modeiled
bathroom, carpet and
vinyl floor coverings,
fireplace all locatedon a
75x00 ft. lot Including a
paved driveway. Price
$79,500. Call Bert
Llungh to view.

posure and traffic ac-
cess. 4.32 acres already ©
zoned commerctal.
Contact Danny Sheridan

and other details.

REVENUE HOME ON
THE BENCH
Just under 1400 sq. ff. of
ving area with brick
fireplace, carpeting,
ensulte plumbing, and a
full basement with 8 two
bedroom sulfe, plus a
denwith extra bedroom
with ensuite and
laundry room, There Is
an attached garage,
patio doors to a rear
_ sundeck and the fot ls
75xi44. ft. Call Rusty
Ljungh to view.

‘for maps, dimensions |

LARGE LOT ~— 008
PRICE

Nine hundred square
‘feet, This home has a
fenced yard, workshop,
chicken house, and
plenty of good garden
‘area. Three bedrooms,.
and the large open plan
klichen-living room.
Bon't delay, call Danny
Sharldan for more
details. on this home
priced at $50,000.

EXCLUSIVE QUALITY

sought after ares of the
Horseshoe. 64 foot by 100
foot lot with good
‘ garden area. Two
bathrooms, living room
with high ceiling,
sundeck leading off
dining room. included
are fridge, stove,
washer, dryer and all
curtains and drapes,
wo storage sheds, plus
the woodpile. Don't
delay, give Danny
Sheridan a call on this
well developed home
priced at $105,000.

JOHN CURRIE
7-228

BOB SHERIDAN

015.2644 435-5754

BERT LJIUNGH RUSTY LJIUNGH

635-6142 PRUDEN & CURRIE (1976) 110. 635-6142

65-5754

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Champlonships: The Ladies

:  Bamplonsie went to a

team from . New
Westminster.
: The provinclals were won

in. a very close contest’

against tough opposition _

from all over B.C. The
Terrace teams now go on

- May 26 to Hamilton, Ontario

to compete in the All.

Canada National finals.
Lea Alway was coach of

the mens team which was

composed of Art. Galt,

Russell Mercer, John
Stringer, Lorne Lizotte, and
George Bertleff. ©

The mixed teams was
composed of Mary Ann

Galt, Beryl Mathews,
Dorothy Alway, Abe Norby,
and ‘Leif Tomson. It was
coached by Roy Clifford.
This competition is for
bowlers who hold averages
of 210 or under. Game
points are given for pins

‘bowled over'average, One

point for each player
howling. most pins “over
average against his or her
opposite number on the

opposing team and three

’ points for total team points

over average, this gives a
maximum of elght points
for each game.

Each team bowls one
game against each of the.
other teams giving a total of
six games in all. .

The mixed team rolied all
their games on Saturday
and right until the last ball
was rolled there was little or
po difference between the
three top teams, Terrace
‘needed at least 5 points to
tie or 6 polnta for a win.

Miller parlayed

AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) —
Johnny Miller parlayed an
Lithhour gamble and a new,
relaxed attitude Thursday
into a share of the first-
Tound Masters golf lead.

"| changed my putting
grip overnight,"" said
Miller, trying to regain the -

talent that once made him —
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TERRACE

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the werld foremost player,
“I'm crazy to do that right
before this tournament.”

His three-under-par 69 in
the baffling winds of
Augusta National Golf Club
‘tied Miller with Australlan
Greg Norman, Lon Hinkle
and Curtis Strange.

“For some reason,. I
wasn't nervous. Playing
with Fuzzy Zoeller helped.
He’s a nice, easy-going
fellow. I usually get antsy at
Augusta.”

Miller's fresh approach
reaped dividends — his best
ever first Masters round by
two shots.

Seventeen players in the
E select, international field af

82 broke Augusta National's -

par of 72 despite severe pin
placements, soft fairways
and the unpredictable wind.
Three shots separated 27

dq challengers. Some of the
® sport's most feared golfers
& — Jack , Nicklaus,

Tom

lurking behind the leaders,

Nicklaus was in a logjam
at 70 with Jim Simons, Isao
Aoki of Japan, David

: Graham, John Cook, low

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SPACIOUSNESS AND
QUALITY is the word
for this 3 year old Tudor
design split level home.:
A total of 1670 sq. ft. of
comfortable living
Ineluding 4 bedrooms,
efficlént large kitchen!
and family room with
flreplace. Very
desirable location.

ASKING $138,000.

4 acres of land on fhe
saat side of 1st Avenue
at Lakelse Lake.
ASKING $55,000.

_ TERRACE REALTY

ae 4635 Lazelle Ave. 638- 0371:
_ “Coast to Coast Real Estate Service” _

; amateur Jim Holtgrieve

and Green,

Another shot back at 7k
came Watson, joined by Ben
Crenshaw, Jerry Pate,
Gibby Gilbert, Don Pooley
and Peter Jacobsen.
Lietzke, a two-time

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3 bedroom bungalow on
-Isrge fenced = lot.
Features large living

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One-hati acre light
industrial land, 140 ft. *
. frontage on Highway 16, -

East. .
ASKING 442,000.

PRICE

CHRISTEL

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HOME:

Located on Hamer, :
close to downtown and -
schools. Two bedrooms, -
heat. {
ASKING ONLY $39,000,

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BYILDING ‘LOTS

We have several
residential building lots
for sale In. different
parts of the City. Priced
between $14,000 and
$35,000. ‘

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They took 5% ... (a half
point is given for a He
between opposing players)
this gave them a total of

" g4% just a half point over

the other team, a Very cloae
and exciting finish.

The mens team rolled
Saturday for a total of 13
points and knew they really
had to go all out on Sunday
morning in order lo come
rear the top. This they did
by taking all eight points in
each of their first two
games, The final game was
an exciting, very close
contest against a Creston
team. Terrace took two
points, enough to take the
championship with a final
total of 31 points.

Needless ta say the
Terrace teams are all
“flying high’, looking
forward to the Nationals in
May, and of course hoping
to repeat their success and
bring _ the National
Championship home to
Terrace, B.C.

gamble

-winner earlier this year, 7

was among 10 players at 72.

South African Gary
Player, seeking a fourth
Masters championship, was
another shot back at 73
while Dan Halldorson of

Shilo, Man., the lone
Canadian in the field, fired a
76.

The warm, partly sunny
day, however, was cruel to
defending champion Seve
Ballesteros of Spain,
leading 1981 money-winner
Ray Floyd, Lee Trevino,
Sam Snead and Keith
Fergus.

Ballesteros ran afoul of a
double bogey and six bogeys
amidst a 78.

Trevino, needing a
Masters victory to jain four
others with dtles in ail four
Majors, took a 77. So did the
68-year-old Sriead.

Fioyd settled for a 75, but
the most disappointed likely
roud be fore. a tour

. Ae rer

wh dh w a
we roma tne tn a: te he ‘was;

assessed six wa shots
for lifting his ball twice
from the white-lined gallery
fairway crossways.-

Miller, twice a winner this
year, took another stride
from his mysterious slump
after his glory seasons of
the mid-i970s.

Booth
‘wins
spiel

Dennis Booth beat ont
Dick Latta 8-4 to take the
“A" event at the Terrace

Mens Legion Bonspiel.
Curling with Booth were

; , Wayne Machowski, Glen

Thompson and Chris

@: Ciftord.

In the “B” event, the rink
skipped by Brian Munson
‘won over Cec Moore's team
by the score of 84. Curling
with Munson were Bob
Penner, Larry Munson and
Merv Lutz.

The curling club is
preparing for its final event
of the season, the 2¢th
annual Logger’s Bonspiel,
April 16-15. Up to 64 teams
are expected to enter the

competition, arriving ‘from
-all over the northwest.
A bamuet is planned for
the Terrace Hotel Friday at
Sp.m. Door prizes will be

awarded anda draw held

for two trips for curlers
anywhere Pacific Western
Dances will be held at the

_ curling club Friday and
Saturday at 9 p.m. Home
Brew will provide the

entertaininent,
The sinks will be
competing for a number of

prizes with a total retail

A.J. (Bud) MeCOLL

value of approximately
$10,000. Prizes. include
propane Bar B.Q's and 10-
speed bikes.

A little space is still
available in the draw and
interested curlers who
would like to compete can
still call Bonspiel Chairman
Kevin Sparks at the All-
Season Sporte Trophy
House and sign up.

Terrace bowlers tops |

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