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Al' A.Ska ...F E.Rry Workers Reach. '' Good News for Local Motel .Owners;
Le ist q: re.. L' bccw " ..... i{ " | .... ' LEAVING CASE UPTO THECOURTS ~. Terrace ,;council refuses to meet with Johns !. By ALLANKRASNICK '; nutsbell, council requires "It concerns me that in this council, without lawyers for six to eight months and and other expenses that business for the first time. and Robert Cooper AND . lenduseccntractsforlirms case each side seems, to present, the matter could now,."on the eve of that have been handled. Johnson's proposed plans • BRIANGREGG ~ i wishing to establish stores have taken the view that it then go to~ourt without any legal process," Johnson d~g~ing.. "'i Without Terrace council's would mean a gradual Manfford's motion a~ked ' "~ • ' • . on the property, contracts Will ultimately win each of further complications, wanted to set up talks that consent to adjourn this expansion from the roots he Terrace council danied an ~atbindtliemtoaspeciflc these various court cases ,Municipal solicitor •would only bring further upcoming court procedure, that the meeUngbe bald l~t, attempt Monday by a retail design. Johnson and that all will be well Gordon Crampton, asked by had already established, that it not delay premmtl Crampton added, he would council was told. court . la.wyet; for prospective skli wishes to establish a ski thereafter" , Acting-Mayor Vic Jolliffe to de~psaid the examination not agree to the proposal to The phases of the plan, preciS.. i ~op owner Mickey Jolmson~ shop. in , a house• he . He said that if discussions comment on Harvey's for discovery, whieh would nold more discussions with according to the lawyer, ~d. Gleabrecht: .wasi to resolve igrlevances ~purchased on the block. -
Evans on 1975 Grey Cup Roster For
Western Conference Fumbles Cont'd. THE 1975 GREY CUP GAME NO. LOST NO. LOST Played at McMahon Stadium, Calgary, Sunday Nov. 23,1975 I 1 Willis, B.C. I 0 Attendance 32,454; Wind - SE 15; Field - dry; Weather - minus IOC I I Ardem, B.C. I 0 I 1 Wilson, B.C. 1 0 OFFICIALS - Referee, Bill Fry, Toronto; line umpire, Harold Ferguson, 1 1 McGowan, Edm. I 0 Edmonton; back umpire, Lome Woods, Ottawa; head linesman, Ross I I Fink, Edm. I 0 Perrier, Toronto; field judge, Merv Pilling, Calgary; stand-by Jim Ly I 1 Viccars, Cal. 1 0 sack, Regina. 1 1 Beaird, Wpg. 1 0 MONTREAL AlOUETTES ENDS AND FLANKERS ~ Peter Dalla Riva, Keith Eaman, Joe Petty, FUMBLES RECOVERED Ian Mofford. RENCE OFFENSIVE LINE ~ Wayne Conrad, Frank Pomarico, Ray Watrin, Barry Randall, Dan Yochum, Petty, Florio, Dalla Riva, Crennel, Weir, Randall, Bart Evans, Gary Chown. Bonnett, Conrad. OFFENSIVE BACKS Jimmy Jones, Sonny Wade, Johnny Colvey, Foley, Holloway, Turcotte, Schuette. Rodgers, Steve Ferrughelli, Larry Smith, Ealey, Pullen, Muller, Shelsta, Orange, Allen, Rudy Florio. Andrusyshyn, Morton, Bynum, Shuttlesworth, DEFENSIVE LINE Mike Fanucci, Gordon Judges, Glen Weir, Clayton. Junior Ah You, Pat Bonnett. Keeling (3), Datrice, Skolrood, Latimore, Bastaja, LINEBACKERS Carl Crennel, Mike Widger, Wally Buono. Santucci, Hopkins, McMillan, Henley. DEFENSIVE BACKS Dickie Harris, Tony Proudfoot, Gene Gaines, Phil Price, Lewis Cook, Randy Rhino. KICKER ~ Don Sweet. Crump (2), Ealey, LaRose, Norman, Washington. Clarke, Brock. EDMONTON ESKIMOS Galbos (2), Bark, Huber. McGowan, Fennell, Farlinger. ENDS AND FLANKERS Tyrone Walls, George McGowan, Bailey (2), L. Harris (2), Moseley, Giroday, Brown, Stu Lang, John Konihowski. -
Widger, to the Point of Suggesting He's the Second Best Outside Linebacker in the World
Widge r: No- 2 andtrying harder High tributes have been paid to Mike Widger, to the pOint of suggesting he's the second best outside linebacker in the world. It's enough to make a guy go into showbusiness. Widger "bumps" Ottawa's Tom 'Pullen, a Illegal move this season. Jack Gotta was playing host to the media mob after a tough game between the Ottawa Rough Riders and the Alouettes a couple of years ago . There was nothing of his torical significance crossing lips until Gotta, in that sedous way he had, mentioned that he had spot ted a flaw in Milke Widger. This may not have been his torical but it was certainly signifi cant. Mike Widger, All East-now, later to be AU-Canadian line backer, with a flaw? What flaw, Mr. Gotta? Let's hear more about this. Does he cave in under triple cov erage? Do his feet get tangled when he crosses over to another zone? Let's hear it Jocko! "Well, it's not really much," hedged Jocko as he does when he goes into hiscon act. The mob was alert, as it closed in on the scoop, eyes gleaming, ears pointing and pencils poised, urging him to con tinue. " It's something I never noticed before," admitted Gotta as he fixed his audience with that wide-eyed, honour-bright stare that usually precedes a hearty guffaw, " but today it suddenly struck me that once in about every two or three years, Widger plays a bad game." 48 He has the pass-coverage against the tight ends.