i
AT
LEAST
TWO
RECORDS
WILL
FALL
Modifieds
roar
into
PGARA
There
will
be
at
least
two
records
set
at
the
PGARA
Speedway
this
weekend
The
biggest
fastest
field
ofmodlfieds
ever
seen
In
this
part
of
the
country
will
be
watched
by
the
lar
largest
¬
gest
crowd
ever
The
attraction
is
a
sanc
sanctioned
¬
tioned
points
meet
for
the
Canadian
-
American
Modified
Racing
Associa
Association
¬
tion
CAMRA
Ralph
Monhay
of
Van
Vancouver
¬
couver
CAMRAs
co
coordinator
¬
ordinator
of
racing
activities
expects
close
to
30
cars
for
the
four
race
meets
in
three
days
at
two
tracks
He
is
working
with
a
list
of
23
names
from
Washing
Washington
¬
ton
Idaho
Oregon
Alberta
and
the
Okanagan
plus
about
10
tri
city
cir
circuit
¬
cuit
regulars
StlttilltlB
There
will
be
shows
here
Saturday
night
and
Sunday
afternoon
plus
an
afternoon
evening
doub
leheader
in
Quesnel
on
the
holiday
Monday
PGARA
members
have
been
busy
this
week
Instal
Installing
¬
ling
another
1000
seats
on
the
main
grandstand
side
of
the
track
Seating
capacity
should
be
close
to
3000
com
compared
¬
pared
with
the
old
1700
Time
trials
Saturday
are
at
6
pm
with
racing
at
7
pm
Sunday
time
trials
are
at
lpm
with
racing
at
2
pm
In
Quesnel
Monday
time
trials
go
at
1
and
6
pm
with
racing
at
2
and
7
pm
Driversheadingthisway
Include
Casey
Stengel
of
Bonners
Ferry
Idaho
Frank
Weiss
of
Calgary
and
Spokane
Bud
Gorder
THIS
IS
TYPICAL
OF
THE
CARS
and
action
to
be
seen
at
Prince
George
and
Quesnel
this
holiday
weekend
About
25
to
30
cars
from
the
Canadian
American
Modified
Racing
Association
CAMRA
and
the
tri
city
circuit
are
expected
to
race
at
the
PGARA
Speedway
Saturday
night
and
Sunday
after
afternoon
¬
noon
and
in
Quesnel
Monday
afternoon
and
evening
This
also
happened
in
world
of
sports
Comeback
Active
Vulcanizing
blew
a
5
0
fourth
inning
lead
as
Stone
Creek
Hotel
won
7
6
in
Big
Six
Softball
League
action
Thursday
Ron
Thomas
was
the
winn
winning
¬
ing
pitcher
The
next
game
is
Tuesday
when
Prince
George
Pulp
takes
on
Union
Oil
at
the
Big
Six
diamond
int
Carrie
Jane
Gray
Park
Game
time
is
7
pm
Approved
VANCOUVER
CP
The
Pacific
National
Exhibition
which
operates
the
Pacific
Coliseum
approved
Thur
Thursday
¬
sday
a
five
year
contract
with
the
Blazers
of
the
World
Hoc
Hockey
¬
key
Association
to
use
the
Coliseum
The
Coliseum
also
is
the
home
ice
of
Van
Vancouver
¬
couver
Canucks
of
the
National
Hockey
League
Vancouver
industrialist
Jim
Pattison
recently
purchased
Philadelphia
Blazers
of
the
WHA
for
19
million
When
the
club
moves
here
it
will
be
known
as
Van
Vancouver
¬
couver
Blazers
The
contract
calls
for
an
arrangement
under
which
the
exhibition
will
receive
15
per
cent
of
the
first
1
million
of
gate
receipts
65
per
cent
of
the
next
13
million
and
15
per
cent
of
receipts
in
excess
of
23
million
Vancouver
Mayor
Art
Phil-
lips
exhibition
president
said
the
contract
with
the
WHA
club
is
better
than
the
terms
of
the
existing
contract
with
the
Canucks
Shotgun
start
for
day
golfers
The
president
versus
cap
captain
¬
tain
event
is
set
for
Tuesday
for
the
day
womens
section
of
the
Prince
George
Golf
and
Country
Club
There
will
be
a
shotgun
start
at
9
am
Jan
Livesey
and
Fran
Evans
will
play
nine
holes
beginning
at
the
10th
tee
Th
is
is
the
draw
Tee
10
Sue
McCleery
Pat
Ryan
vs
Gerry
Carmichael
Muriel
Whitwham
Tee
10
Bette
Frith
Alice
Thibaudeau
vs
Dot
Hempsall
Mary
Smith
Tee
11
Nancy
Young
Dot
Beazley
vs
Dot
Engstrom
Rusty
Dalke
Tee
11
Gail
Bendictson
Marian
Hackworth
vs
Dot
McCuish
Kay
Clark
Tee
12
EvCarling
Connie
Goudy
vs
Alice
Guthrie
Trish
Klrkwood
Tee
12
Mary
Norton
Col
Colleen
¬
leen
Lemon
vs
Bert
Frey
Pat
Yorston
Tee
13
Rose
Broznitsky
Marg
Sabiston
vs
Pat
McLen
McLennan
¬
nan
Phyllis
Parker
Tee
13
Vi
Calyniuk
Mar
Margaret
¬
garet
Morgan
vs
Monica
Becott
Sheena
Pattullo
Hidden
hole
golf
Monday
A
hidden
hole
event
is
planned
for
Monday
by
the
business
womens
section
of
the
Prince
George
Golf
and
Country
Club
Winner
of
last
weeks
event
was
Marie
Wettlaufer
Following
is
the
Monday
draw
500
Margo
Sidsworth
Kim
Gordon
Shelagh
Parlby
507
Janet
Sawka
Karen
Hassard
Sylvia
Wood
514
Yvonne
Phillips
Esther
Lunn
Pearl
Waring
521
Ann
Milette
Jane
Randolph
Glenda
Grycan
528
Chris
Cooper
Lor
Lorraine
¬
raine
Bryant
Sylvia
Sherba
535
Grace
Carlsen
Rose
Biddle
Shirley
Baker
542
Grace
Munro
Jean
Shortt
Marion
Greves
549
Shirley
Crawford
Hilda
Worobey
Sylvia
Young
556
Shirley
Newson
Stefanie
Florell
Audrey
Walker
603
Lois
McDonald
Ann
Murinko
Joyce
Atkinson
Joan
Tournier
610
Doreen
Pitman
Liz
Hedges
PatBirston
617
Bev
Cooper
Evelyn
Mayo
Beth
Pawluk
of
Spokane
George
Robert
tson
of
Lewiston
Idaho
Gerry
Sneva
of
Spokane
Gerry
Fanger
of
Tacoma
Don
Smith
of
Calgary
Pete
Monk
of
Spokane
Pat
Evans
of
Spokane
Gerry
McLees
of
Seattle
Ken
Line
of
Clvlgary
Desi
Desebrais
of
Calgary
Lloyd
Ebby
of
Calgary
Gary
Miller
of
Calgary
Aaron
Capps
of
Bremer
Bremerton
¬
ton
Wash
Don
McLeod
of
Burian
Wash
Palmer
Crowell
of
Portland
Mac
McTaggart
of
Tacoma
Butch
Fuller
of
Everett
Wash
Drew
Kitsch
of
Kelowna
Jim
Cordlck
of
Vernon
Bob
Gregg
of
Van
Vancouver
¬
couver
Wash
and
Spokane
and
John
Carroll
of
Stanwood
Wash
In
addition
to
these
there
will
be
close
to
a
dozen
tri
city
circuit
reg
Two
try
Keiowna
Two
aspiring
Prince
George
sports
car
drivers
are
heading
for
Kelowna
this
weekend
to
run
in
the
Knox
Mountain
Hillclimb
Sunday
Joe
Frykberg
will
drive
a
Trojan
Car
Sales
Renault
R12
Gordini
and
Sid
Jones
a
B
sedan
Datsun
510
-
Jones
Prince
George
Auto
Sport
Club
competition
chairman
has
been
prepar
preparing
¬
ing
the
car
since
last
fall
Eight
months
work
and
a
few
thousand
dollars
have
trans
transformed
¬
formed
the
car
from
a
docile
family
sedan
to
a
screaming
full
race
competition
ma
machine
¬
chine
Frykbergs
Renault-Gor-dini
is
a
stock
factory
built
competition
car
used
in
Europe
usually
for
rallying
Its
one
of
only
a
couple
in
Canada
More
than
a
dozen
mem
members
¬
bers
of
the
auto
sports
club
are
also
going
to
Knox
Moun
Mountain
¬
tain
some
to
act
as
course
marshals
on
a
corner
thats
been
controlled
by
PGASC
marshals
for
a
number
of
years
Knox
Mountain
has
become
one
of
the
most
popular
hill
climbs
in
Canada
and
one
of
the
leading
hillclimbs
in
North
America
Most
of
BCs
leading
sports
racers
run
the
event
as
warm
up
for
track
racing
at
Westwood
in
Coquit
lam
and
at
Edmonton
Cars
running
the
event
range
from
Mini
Cooper
and
MGB
sporty
cars
to
Corvettes
and
full
race
open
wheel
for
formula
¬
mula
cars
Be
active
VICTORIA
CP
-
Premier
Dave
Barrett
called
up
on
all
British
Columbians
Thursday
afternoon
to
take
a
more
active
part
in
the
BC
Festi
Festival
¬
val
of
Sports
program
both
now
and
in
the
future
His
remarks
came
during
a
noon
hour
ceremony
in
which
he
officially
opened
the
fourth
annual
festival
The
premier
opened
the
festival
by
lighting
a
torch
on
a
cairn
in
front
of
the
legisla
legislative
¬
tive
buildings
that
will
burn
for
the
three
weeks
of
the
fes
tival
May
17
June
4
WANTED
PRIVATE
TIMBER
We
are
interested
in
purchasing
the
cutting
rights
for
private
timber
Please
contact
Woods
Divi
Division
¬
sion
General
Office
962
961
1
after
600
pm
964
4932
or
write
N0RTHW00D
TIMBER
LTD
Woods
Division
Box
9000
Prince
George
ulars
including
Al
Belan
ger
Art
Boulianne
Brian
Green
Cliff
Hucul
and
Ed
Patterson
of
Prince
George
Doug
Larson
and
Dave
Ppebles
of
Quesnel
and
Ed
Crombie
and
Lloyd
McLennan
of
Williams
Lake
Depending
on
weather
conditions
the
PGARA
track
record
of
14265
sec
seconds
¬
onds
set
April
29
by
Belanger
could
fall
There
should
be
some
somewhere
¬
where
around
180000
worth
of
racing
cars
figured
at
an
average
of
6000
per
car
for
a
30
car
field
While
the
modifieds
are
racing
here
the
newly
paved
Terrace
track
will
open
with
a
super
stock
show
thats
expected
to
attract
at
least
four
Prince
George
drivers
Bernie
Time
trials
here
are
at
6
pm
Saturday
and
1
pm
Sunday
with
racing
at
7
pm
Saturday
and
2
pm
Sunday
Quesnels
time
trials
Monday
go
at
1
and
6
pm
with
racing
at
2
and
7
pm
From
left
to
right
in
this
action
from
the
1973
CAMRA
opener
in
Boise
Idaho
are
Aaron
Capps
of
Bremerton
Wash
Gerry
McLees
of
Seattle
and
Frank
Weiss
of
Calgary
Lewis
Bert
Prest
Jim
Shields
and
Joe
Sabatino
Theyll
make
the
long
pull
west
to
raceSunday
and
Monday
Meanwhile
Prince
George
drivers
are
at
the
top
of
the
point
standings
for
both
super
stocks
and
modifieds
after
one
show
at
each
of
the
tri
city
cir
circuits
¬
cuits
three
tracks
Al
Belanger
the
defend
defending
¬
ing
champion
leads
the
modifieds
while
Al
Doc
Olson
tops
the
supers
Following
are
the
top
11
in
modifieds
1
Al
Belan
Belanger
¬
ger
Prince
George
213
2
Doug
Larson
Quesnel
201
3
Ed
Crombie
Wil
Williams
¬
liams
Lake
182
4
Art
Boulianne
PrinceGeorge
165
5
Brian
Green
Prince
George
163
6
Lloyd
McLennan
Williams
Lake
119
7
Cliff
Hucul
Prince
George
108
8
Ed
Pat
Patterson
¬
terson
Prince
George
36
9
Bob
Bains
Williams
Lake
27
10
JackHedland
Williams
Lake
23
11
Dave
Peebles
Quesnel
eight
There
are
the
top
10
in
super
stocks
1
Al
Olson
Prince
George
142
2
Jack
Thompson
Prince
George
125
3
Joe
Sabatino
Prince
George
109
4
Abb
Giesbrecht
Quesnel
95
5
Jim
Shields
Prince
George
92
6
Bernie
Lewis
Prince
George
87
7
Bill
Warner
Prince
George
78
8
Don
Sales
Quesnel
73
Gord
Gies
Giesbrecht
¬
brecht
Quesnel
41
10
Bert
Prest
Prince
George
six
The
point
standing
will
not
change
during
this
CAMRA
weekend
but
will
carry
into
the
next
tri
city
shows
here
June
2
and
3
Running
now
to
travel
later
They
were
out
of
breath
tired
and
glad
to
see
it
over
as
17
members
of
the
Lakewood
junior
secondary
school
track
and
field
team
participated
in
their
run-a-thon
Thursday
Doug
Higgins
was
the
top
male
runner
who
pulled
in
72
for
which
he
ran
38
laps
for
nine
and
a
half
miles
Wilma
Cruwys
was
the
top
female
runner
who
earned
57
for
running
31
laps
for
seven
and
three
quarter
miles
Higgins
was
followed
by
fel
fellow
¬
low
team
member
Scott
King
who
made
39
for
six
and
three
quarter
miles
Cruwys
was
followed
by
team
members
Sandra
Arnett
and
Julie
Mottishaw
Arnett
and
Mottishaw
Hung
on
NEW
WESTMINSTER
CP
New
Westminster
Salmon
bellies
opened
quickly
and
hung
on
for
a
16
13
victory
over
Coquitlam
Adanacs
in
a
Western
Lacrosse
Associa
Association
¬
tion
game
played
here
Thur
Thursday
¬
sday
before
1450
fans
made
36
and
24
and
ran
seven
and
a
half
and
seven
and
a
quarter
miles
respec
respectively
¬
tively
The
over
all
total
for
the
team
was
slightly
under
100
miles
running
distance
which
would
have
been
392
laps
around
the
track
at
Lakewood
junior
secondary
school
Ross
Pearce
coach
of
the
Lakewood
track
and
field
team
said
the
total
receipts
or
pledges
the
club
brought
in
total
receipts
or
pledges
the
club
brought
in
totalled
431
Pearce
said
he
was
extremely
pleased
with
how
well
the
13
year
old
boys
and
girls
ran
some
went
six
miles
Pearce
was
also
pleased
with
how
well
Arnett
Mot
Mottishaw
¬
tishaw
Cathy
Higgins
Roy
Dawson
Lynn
Kriwoken
Jenny
DeRosario
and
Dianne
Janning
did
They
all
accom
accomplished
¬
plished
more
than
five
miles
The
club
will
use
the
money
to
travel
to
a
track
and
field
meet
in
Williams
Lake
Wed
Wednesday
¬
nesday
and
Thursday
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Friday
18
1973
CITIZEN
-
May
-
15
WHA
surprises
by
taking
Howes
TORONTO
CP
Deleeatcs
who
reached
for
the
stars
NHL
variety
in
the
World
Hockey
Associations
first
annual
pro
draft
Thursday
night
may
find
themselves
earthbound
today
They
delved
deeply
into
National
Hockey
League
ros
rosters
¬
ters
for
85
players
and
one
team
stunned
its
rivals
by
foraging
into
Canadian
age
group
ranks
to
choose
two
sons
of
former
NHL
star
Gordie
Howe
of
Detroit
Red
Wings
Each
team
was
permitted
to
protect
30
players
and
draft
20
for
a
complement
of
50
They
all
wallowed
in
fantasy
by
random
selection
of
estab
established
¬
lished
NHL
stars
such
as
Tony
Esposito
Stan
Mikita
Bobby
Orr
Darryl
Sittler
Henri
Richard
Pete
Mahov
llch
Marc
Tardiff
and
Mickey
Redmond
plus
numerous
lesser
lights
But
Houston
Aeros
sent
shock
waves
ripplingthrough
the
convention
room
when
they
selected
Mark
Howe
as
their
ninth
round
choice
and
his
brother
Marty
as
their
14th
pick
Mark
17-year-old
rightwin
ger
with
the
Memorial
Cup
More
sport
page
16
championTorontoMarlboros
and
Marty
19-year-old
defenceman
with
the
same
team
were
expected
to
be
named
in
the
WHAs
junior
draft
that
starts
today
Mark
was
instrumental
in
leading
the
Marlboros
to
the
championship
of
Canadas
premier
junior
hockey
lea
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League
in
a
round
robin
series
last
week
in
Montreal
Houstons
action
drew
immediate
objection
from
several
teams
most
vocifer
vociferous
¬
ous
of
which
were
Alberta
Oilers
and
Winnipeg
Jets
Surprisingly
WHA
presi
president
¬
dent
Gary
Davison
supported
Houston
Pacers
crew
tries
1
00
Mile
The
Prince
George
senior
secondary
school
Pacers
track
and
field
team
travels
to
100
Mile
House
to
take
part
in
a
junior
secondary
school
track
and
field
meet
this
holiday
weekend
The
Pacers
left
Prince
George
at
630
am
today
to
arrive
in
time
for
the
start
of
the
Five
way
meet
Taking
part
in
the
meet
besides
the
host
school
and
Prince
George
senior
secon
secondary
¬
dary
school
Pacers
are
Wil
Williams
¬
liams
Lake
Junior
secondary
Williams
Lake
senior
secon
secondary
¬
dary
and
100
Mile
House
senior
secondary
Both
Williams
Lake
and
100
Mile
House
senior
secondary
schools
have
good
trackand
field
teams
Distance
running
in
the
great
strength
of
the
100
Mile
House
team
Humberto
Santos
will
resume
his
duel
with
Alan
Favell
of
the
senior
secondary
school
Pacers
for
supremacy
in
the
1500
metres
Gordon
Fairbairn
will
lead
Derek
Lunden
and
Lyle
Johansen
all
from
the
senior
secondary
school
in
the
3000
metres
against
the
100
Mile
House
pack
Traditionally
Williams
Lake
senior
secondary
school
produces
a
good
crop
of
jum
jumpers
¬
pers
sprinters
and
hurdlers
This
year
should
be
no
excep
exception
¬
tion
Pat
Johnson
Marianne
koch
Lois
Janning
Lana
Han
dford
Anne
Gairns
and
Theano
Komas
shall
be
gain
gaining
¬
ing
valuable
experience
in
their
respective
events
In
the
800
metres
Lydia
Vogler
will
be
running
against
unknown
competition
In
the
boys
200
metres
sprint
Jim
Arnett
could
claim
a
victory
Pat
Dean
is
beginning
to
show
some
of
his
former
lustre
and
could
fin
finish
¬
ish
close
behind
Arnett
Kirk
Rustad
is
showing
rapid
advances
in
form
and
should
push
Len
Dawson
also
from
the
senior
secon
secondary
¬
dary
school
Pacers
to
a
good
time
in
the
400
metres
besides
the
tough
challenge
expected
frpm
the
opposi
opposition
¬
tion
In
the
discus
throw
Mur
rary
Morton
the
Pacers
throwing
specialist
could
boost
his
personal
record
Close
attention
will
be
focussed
on
the
concluding
events
of
the
program
the
boys
and
girls
four
metre
relay
races
All
schools
have
strong
teams
and
the
victors
could
unofficially
break
the
zone
track
and
field
record
Astre
Dealers
License
Number
D3382
Bobby
Hull
Jets
coach
and
Bill
Hunter
Oilers
president
contended
that
the
names
of
the
Howe
boys
should
be
sub
submitted
¬
mitted
to
the
list
of
players
eligible
for
todays
draft
of
juniors
Davidson
however
said
that
because
the
Howes
are
American
citizens
they
are
not
subject
to
age
restrictions
that
apply
in
Canada
and
because
they
are
being
paid
to
play
for
Marlboros
they
qualify
as
professionals
i
Houston
president
Jim
Smith
defending
his
action
said
We
feel
under
the
definition
of
who
is
an
amateur
and
who
is
a
profes
professional
¬
sional
a
different
situation
than
normal
prevails
here
Neither
player
is
eligible
for
college
hockey
in
the
United
States
and
we
feel
it
is
appropriateto
draft
them
at
this
time
Darcy
Rota
ninth
pick
Prince
Qeorges
Darcy
Rota
was
the
ninth
pick
in
the
World
Hockey
Associa
Associations
¬
tions
draft
today
Canadas
highest
goal
scoring
junior
in
the
past
season
was
the
first
pick
of
the
Houston
Aeros
at
the
Toronto
draft
The
Edmoton
Oil
Kings
73
goal
scorer
was
the
13th
choice
in
the
National
Hockey
League
draft
Mon
Monday
¬
day
in
Montreal
as
the
Chicago
Black
Hawks
picked
the
speedy
winger
Harry
Ottenbreit
of
Denver
Rotas
agent
is
calling
Prince
George
later
today
to
discuss
the
possibilities
and
respec-
tive
offers
of
Chicago
and
Houston
Im
really
pleased
at
going
so
high
in
the
WHA
but
Im
riot
sure
what
will
happen
Well
just
have
to
wait
and
see
what
Houston
offers
said
Rota
About
the
chance
of
going
to
Dallas
if
he
signed
with
the
Black
Hawks
Rota
said
it
just
means
Ill
have
to
work
that
much
harder
to
make
Chicagos
lineup
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George
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