PAGE ¢, THE HERALD, Tuesday. duly 18, 1976

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ALMOST THERE - one of the hill climb contestants nearing the top.

Aby4 club climbs a hill

The ermode Four
Wheelers held a successful
hill climbing meet Sunday
four miles east of Terrace.

Placing first in the
eliminator class was Brenda
Milmore with a time of 9.43
in a ford. Right behind her
was harold Janzen in a
Chevy witha time of 9.76 and
Bill Payne ina Dodge with a
10.36 time.

Calvin Kerr won the U
Class Stock event with a
Chevy and a time of 10.24
Placing second was Larry
Shkuratoff recording 12.06 in

a Dodge.

In the E Class Stock
category Garry Kerr placed
first in a Dodge with a time
of 11.11 Lloyd KLeinwatcher
wasn’t far behind him in a
cM Jimmy with a time of

Fred Hainstock won the G
Class Stock in a Ford Jeepin
a time of 11.57.

In E. class modified class
Harold Janzen placed first
with a time of 9.52 in a Chev
and Brenda

Milmore was second in a
Ford with a time of 9.91.

Deryl Campbell won the G
class modified with a 10.21
time in a Dodge, Bill Payne
placed second also in a
Dodge with a time of 10.40

In the dune buggy class
Robert Smart placed first
with a time of 12.48 while
Lloyd Hicki was second with
a tlme of 13.00

The club would like to
thank Don Hull Contracting
for the use of the cat in
preparing the hill for the
meet and Cedarland Tire for
the use of the shops truck.

Recreation Chatter
Summer soccer school a ‘success’

The Terrace summer
soccer school was an
overwhelming success. We
would like to congratulate
the coach Mike Brady and
his assitant for a jab well
done, We had a great turn
out for the July soccer school
and we are hoping for an
even bigger turn out for our
August soccer school.

have you been ty the
Terrace tennis courts lately?
Yes, it’s true, we have new
nets up. So playing tennis
should be more fun than

- ever, .Why. don’t you come

down and try them out?

The Terrace Creative
Playgrounds held a Jr.
Frisbee Championship on
friday, July 15. It was just

one of their many weekly
activities that turn out to be
a hit with the children. Keep
up the good work girls.

On the South side of the
arena (pool side) we have a
new set up for you tennis
fans.

Practice your forehand
or your serve against the
arena wall; all the proper
lines are there. A perfect
place to practice before your
next big match.

Have you seen the
beautiful rock garden at the

arena and the pool? John
Janas has been working very
hard to beautify the grounds,
the project is almost com-
pleted. Why not stop by and
see the impressive gardens

yourself. :
Many people have been
wondering what a Roller

Disco Dance is all about.
Well it’s a disco that
everyone can enjoy...
There’s going to be plenty of
teom for dancing and roller
skating at the Terrace
Arena. For the $2.00 ad-
mission fee you can roller
skate or dance all night long.
Of course if you're really
energetic you can enjoy both

Szmidt Canada’s bet
for swimming gold

EDMONTON (CP) —
Since they started using
metres to measure swin-
ming races at the Com-
monwealth Games in 1970,
Canada has not come up with
a gold medal in the freestyle
events,

Maybe Peter Szmidt, a 6-
foot-3 high school student
from Pointe Claire, Que.,
can change that.

Szmidt, 16, dominated the
Canadian Games team
swimming trials earlier this
month in Regina, winning all
four freestyle events—100,
200, 400 and 1,500 metres,

He set a Canadian record
in the 200-metre event and
wags joined by veteran
Graham Smith as a four-
time winner in the trials.

“Tl was basically very
happy with the way I raced
there,” said Szmidt. “I did
all my best times except in
the 400 free. 1 swam them
right strategy wise."

SET LONE RECORD

Szmidt’s record was the
only one in the five-day trials
at Regina. He won in 1:53.52,
beating Bill Sawchuk’s old
mark of 1:53.66 set a year
earlier.

It was off the Com-
monwealth record of 1:52.47
established by Gordon
Downie of Scotland in 1976.
Downie will be one of Sz-
midt's opponents during the
Games.

Szmidt, who has been
training for five years, was
outstanding last year in St.
John’s, Nild,, at the Canada
Summer Games.

And he picked up a few
more lessons at the Regina
meet in what was considered
a slow pool,

* "I learned perhaps to do
my turns a little bit better,”
he said. ‘My stroke always
gets better. It’s little things
like that you learn.” '

Most consider the 1,500-
metre race to be Szmidt’s
speciality.

He did the event in 15:53.20
and wants to lep a number of
seconds off that time.

After the Commonwealth
Games, Szmidt. and his,
teammates head for West
Berlin and the world aquatic
championships.

But Szmidt says he main
goal is a gold medal in the
1930 Olympics in Moscow.

Can-Cel loses two
at provincial finals

The Terrace Can-Cell Midget girl’s softball] team
wont one game and lost two in the provincial playoffs
held in Vancouver over the weekend. '

In.a Saturday morning game the local girls lost 14-0

to a team from Surrey.

@; fisherman on the outside are
f catching a jot of fish and of

activities on Friday, July 29,
from 8 to midnight. The
Recreation department has
brought back daws disco
again to play non-stop disco
music. So get down and
boogie at the Roller Diseo
Dance happening at the
Terrace Arena on Friday,
July 28, & to midnight.

, the normally fished areas.

The high lide today is 13.3
ft, al ip.m. and low tide is 5.6
ft, at 1:30 p.m. .

Si, Doglas Channel fishing
over the weekend was
reasonably good with a fair
number of boats going out.
There are Springs, Coho and
Pinks in the area now. All
are being caught In most of

There was a report
yeslerdya the commercial

good size, at a depth of
greater than 60 it. _

Anyone planning on going
fishing should possibly keep
in mind we have been having
quile a bit of afternoon wind
for the past couple of! weeks
and some care should be
taken with regards to dead-
heads as the higher tides are
with us agains

Bike-a-thon
July 22

The Terrace Child Minding
Center are sponsoring &
bike-a-thon July 22 to help
raise money for the center.

Lauren Kustas says the
group hopes to raise between
$300 and $400 to “help keep
the center running,”’

Riding in the bike-a-thon
will be the four gials who
work at the center plus any
of the mothers who are in-
terested.

The riders have been
obtaining pledges from local
businesses and the public in
general, Kustas says.

The route taken by the
riders will travel 22 miles to
Klenvana Creek. Af-
terwards a picnic will be
held.

Kustas says anyone In-
terested in either pledging
money or riding in the bike-
a-thon should contact the
Child Minding Center at 638-
8211,

She adds if this years ride
is succesaful, it will become
an annual event.

Scrub tourney

Ken Grange co-ordinator
of the scrub softball league
would like to remind all
teams interested in playing
‘in the leagues tournament in
September, are asked to
have their team rosters
turned in to him by August I.

Grange says the rosters

can be handed into him at
Finning Tractor and
Equipment and there are no
restrictions on team sizes,

Grange adds he would like
to have the scores of games
played in the serub league
banded into him so he can
have the results: published,

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Mike Vanderkwask, an avid skateboarder,
the skateboarding sessions sponsored by the
Photo by JoAnn Kronquist

practices his one-legged stunt during
Terrace Recreation Department.

Errors hurt Williams

Williams Moving travelled
to Burns Lake on
weekend to participate in a
eight team mens fastball
tourney and came away
without a win.

In the first game against
the Burns Lake All-Stars,
Williams managed only one
hit losing 3-0. Burns Lake
had only four hits but
Williams errors allowed
them to score twice in the
fourth inning.

Burns Lake picked up their
third run in the sixth inning
on a-double and another
Williams error.

The Burns Lake pitcher
had his no hit perfect game
spoiled in the last of the
seventh with two out as
Nolan Beaudry hit a single.

The second game saw
Williams take on Annabar
from Ft, St. James. This
time Williams came out on
tke short end of a 6-4 seorein
extra innings.

Annabar took a 2-0 lead in
the third on two doubles a
single and a Williams error.
They came back to tle the
score in the fifth as Phil
Webb singled, stele second
and scored on an error to the
Annabar centerfield on a hit
by Mike Fotd. Ford scored
to tie the game on a long fly

ball,

Ft, St. James then scored
four times in the top of the
eighth as they collected

Coach J. Wideman termed the Surrey club a “much
better team. They had about 20 teams to pick from and
we had one.” ;

At 2:00 p.m, Saturday the girls beat Port Alberni 9-7.
In the last-game Saturday the Can-Cell team lost to
Kelowna 10-1.

When asked which girls played well over the
weekend Wideman replied they all .

“They're all good players. the first and third games
the girls were all excited.”

The anciant Graeks ‘believed that eels were genetated by
mud,

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three hits and Williams
committed two errors.
Williams began a
comeback in the bottom of
the inning as Dave Hamilton
doubled to drive in Beaudry
and scored on a single by
Ford, However this was all
the scoring and Williams

in weekend tourney play

was through for the tourney.

Kitimat Hotel were the
eventual winners going
through the tourney without
a loss.

Next action in Men's
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