B12 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, December 14, 1994

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WEDNESDAY, DEC. 14
Wrest!ing
TERRACE SCHOOLS team
hosts tourney at Skeena Jr.
Secondary 3:30 + 7 p.m.

Men's Rec Hockey

Okies v Timbermen 9:00 p.m.
Convoy v Wranglers

10:30 p.m.

THURSDAY, DEC. 15
Minor Hockey
PeeWee Division
Bradford v Farwest
— 8:15 p.m.
Bantam Division
Heaman v Remax — 9:15 p.m.

Men’s Ree Hockey
Skeena Hotel v Back Eddy
10:30 p.m.

FRIDAY, DEC. 16
Minor Hockey
Atom Division
Céntennial Lions v Lazeile
Mini Storage - 5:45 p.m.
PeeWee Division
Farwest v Ken's Trucking
— 6:45 p.m.
Tri-City League
Bantam Reps and Midget
House teams host Kitimat - 8
p.m. to midnight.

Basketball

CALEDONIA GIRLS host
Mount Elizabeth (Kitimat) and
Charles Hays (Prince Rupert)
tonight and tomorrow.

SATURDAY, DEC. 17
Cross Country Skiing
QUALIFYING TIME Trials
for the Northern B.C, Winter
Games and BC High School
Championships begin at Onion
Lake trails, 11 a.m. For info
call Sue Thorne at 632-7632.

Minor Hockey

Tri-City League

Baniam Reps and Midget
House teams host Kitimat —
10 a.m.-2 p.m.

Atom Division:

Centennial Lions v Drifters

— 5:30 p.m.

Kinsmen v Ali West Trading
— 6:45 p.m.

Men's Rec Hockey

| Skeena Hotel v Precision
1 8pm.

| Back Eddy v Coast Inn

} 9:30 p.m.

| SUNDAY, DEC. 18
4 Minor Hockey

| Novice Division League

| Longs Logging v Gieselman
| Bruins - 5:30 a.m. & 3:15 p.m.
} Elks v Doyle’s Blazers

| —4:30 p.m.

| Tykes Division

| Yellow v Red — 11:30 a.m.

| Cross Country Skiing

FREE LESSONS at Onion
Lake tails, Phone Cheryl
| Brown at 798-2227 for more
information.

| Men's Rec Hockey
Okies v Wranglers 9:30 p.m.
Convoy v Timbermen 11 p.m,

MONDAY, DEC. 19
Minor Hockey

Midget Division
9:15 p.m. — Teams TBA

TUESDAY, DEC. 20
Minor Hockey
Novice Division
Longs Logging v Gieselman
Bruins 12:45 p.m.
Bantam Division
7:45 p.m. — Teams TBA

Men’s Rec Hockey

All Seasons v Precision

9 p.m.

Norm’s v Coast Inn 10:30 p.m.

WEDNESDAY, DEC. 21
Wrestling
TERRACE SCHOOLS team
hosis meet at Skeena Jr.
Secondary, 3:30 - 7 p.m.

SNOWMOBILE Association
mects the first Tuesday of cach
month 7:30 p.m. at the Sand-
man Inn. All snowmobilers
welcome.

To get an event on
Sports Menu, bring the
details into the office at
4647 Lazelle Ave., phone
Malcolm at 638-7283 or
fax them to 638-8432.

Park pavilion
plan advances

THE TERRACE Soccer Asso-
ciation Iast week signed an
agreement with the city it
hopes is the first step on the
road to a pavilion at Chrisly

Park. ~~ oe nos

The agreement includes the
donation by TSA: of $31,000
towards the project. ©”

The money is the latest,
largest and last donation by
the TSA, an society which is
independent of any of. the
other soccer groups in the
communily.

The brain child of Mike
Brady, the association has
handed out close to $90,000,

all that raised through a bingo

licence it took out in 1990.
Recipients of TSA largesse
have included the Caledonia
Senior boys and girls teams,
the Northwest Referees Asso-
ciation and the youth, men’s
and women's soccer leagues.
Those groups have used the
mency to run tournaments,
purchase uniforms and equip-
ment, run courses and to cover
travel expenses to the. lower
mainland,
The agreement with the city
provides for the $31,000 to be
used toward the cost of con-
structing a pavilion at Christy
Park {o include washroom
facilities and both male and fc-
male changing rooms
equipped with lockers. —

It could also include a con-
cession stand and meeting
room.

If there is not enough money
available to construct such a
facility, the city will come up
with a smaller scale project to
mect the need for washrooms
and changing rooms.

The agreement stipulates the
money cannot be used to cover
operational or maintenance
costs or to replace existing
facilitics and equipment.

Ii also requires the city to un-
dertake the project within two
years, Failing that, the city and
TSA will sit down to come up
with an alternative project
which is agreeable to the TSA
and meets the regulations of
the BC Gaming Commission.

That body granted the bingo
licence and also stipulates how
the money may be spent.

Although TSA has sur-
rendered its bingo licence and
will therefore no longer be
raising money, spokesman
Graham Palmer: said it will
remain in existence to see the
pavilion project through to
completion.

In winding down its opera-
tion, TSA has also donated
$2,000 to Caledonia Sr.
Secondary for scholarships.

Terrace Youth Soccer is ex-
pected to take over the bingo
licence.

Terracites

take zones

TERRACE DART players
dominated in the Legion
zone playdowns.

Bob Bennett and Bill
Borcham took the doubics
title, then joined forces with
Pat Campbell and Phil Smith
for the team event victory.

Neil Mclsaac of Kitimat

broke the host club’s
stranglehold by taking the
singles berth.

In other Legion zone ac-
tion, Judy Green and Alf
Defrane won the cribbage
doubles playdown while
Keith ‘Trask’s rink will
represent the northwest at the
provincial curling
championships.

Hockey camp
coming up
THE BCAHA hockey devel-
opment program has a zone
camp going on this weekend,
Dec, 17-18, at the Tamitik

arena in Kitimat.

BC Winter Games zone
camps are being used to
identify and train under-18
female players for possible
selection to zone teams.

At the camp, players will
compete for one of 18 spots
on the Zone 7 team. Those
selected go to Comox for the
Games, Feb. 23-26, 1995.

Any BCAHA female
player born from 1977 up to
Feb. 23, 1982 is eligible.

Head coach for the camp is
Mike Whelan (632-5971).

THE CITY OF TERRACE
MUNICIPAL LANDFILL SITE

WILL BE CLOSED
December 25, 1994

and

January 1, 1995

Seasons Greetings,
"City of Terrace

Royal Canadian

Legion Branch 13
4425 Legion Ave. Terrace, BC

(Friday, November 16)

Dance To
Low Budget Blues Band

9:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. at the Legion Hall

Saturday, November 17

Cy Sterritt

Members & Bonafide Guests are welcome

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Local skaters pass the test

TERRACE SKATING club
members continue to rack up
the badges with more than 100
passes in the latest round of
CanSkate tests.

Below, the successful skaters
and the badges eamed: ,

Lindsay Barr (Beginner),
Daryl Bandstra (Beginner),
Douglas... Beckwith. . (Pre-
Beginner, Beginner), Allison
Beeston (Beginner), Trina
Bothelo (Basic), Kelly. Brown
(Pre-Beginner, Beginner), Megan
Brown (Beginner), Tyler
Cameron (Beginner), Alyssa
Carson (Beginner, Elementary),
Bradley Carson (Elementary,
Basic), Ashli Cormier
(Elementary), Tyler Davidson
(Novice II), Paige. Derry
(Beginner), Elisha England
(Elementary), Pierce Fifield
(Beginner, Elementary), Kayla
Goriak (Novice I), Julian Gos-
nell (Elementary), Brendan
Harris (Novice 1.& ID, Jeremy
Harris (Pre-Beginner), Matthew
Harris (Pre-Begiuner), Heather
Hayes (Novice IV), Kalvin Hill
(Novice JID, Tyrel Hill (Novice
III), Anna Johnson (Novice II),
Meena Kandola (Beginner,
Elementary), Sandeep Kandola

’ Beginner),

(Beginner, Elementary), Kendra
Lansdowne (Pre-Beginner),
Joshua Lozinski (Elementary),
Leah Malo (Novice IV), David
Mann (Novice III), Amy Mat-
tern (Novice II), Nathan Mat-
tern (Basic), James McEwan
(Basic), Joey McEwan (Begin-
ner), Elbert McKay (Novice 1),
Alexander Morven
(Elementary), Toby Mitchell
(Novice I & I), Gabriel Munson
(Pre-Beginner), Lucas Mybr
(Elementary), Tabitha Nen-
ninger (Pre-Beginner, Beginner,
Elementary), Kristen Nester
(Novice Il), Trevor Nester
(Elemeatary), Andrea Norton
(Novice 11), Jamie Norton
(Basic), Briana Pellegrino (Pre-
Beginner), Justin Penner
(Elementary), Nicholas Redpath
(Elementary), Chris Schenkler
(Elementary, Basic), Adrienne
Seidlitz (Pre-Beginner, Begin-
ner), Roylene Seidlitz (Pre-
Aisling Sheridan
(Pre-Beginner, Beginner), Jessle
Sinjur (Beginner), Brooklyn
Soden (Beginner), Robert Van-
lierde (Beginner), Alexander
Vogel (Elementary), Nathaniel
Wakaruk (Beginner), Kimber-
ley Wileox (Basic), Nicole Wil-

cox (Basic), Callum Woodworth

(Elementary), and Kory
Yamashita (Beginner,
Elementary).

Catherine Audet (Preliminary
Freeskate), Leanna Hulsman
(Preliminary Freeskate, Swing),
Grace Mitchell (Senior Bronze
Freeskate, 14 Stcp, Silver Art-
istic), Vanessa LeBlanc (2nd
Figure), Leanne Ballinger (2nd
Figure, Rocker Foxtrot), Carol
Kozier (1st Figure, Fiesta Tango,

Swing), Alsha Manji
(Preliminary, Fiesta Tango,
Swing), Nicole Lindsay
(Preliminary, Baby —_ Blues,

Canasta Tango), Danielle Richey —

(Baby Blues), Robby Stach
(Baby Blues, Canasta Tango,
Dutch Waltz), Amanda Hull
(Canasta Tango), Amber Ware
(Canasta Tango), Kahlie Eys
(Cansta Tango), Nathania Tal-
stra (Canasta Tango}, Sabrene
Harvey (Canasta Tango),
Stephanie Huisman (Canasta
Tango), Kendra Eys (Fiesta
Fango, Willow Waltz, 14-Step,
European,, Ten-Fox, Silver Art-
istic), Jill Harvey (European),
Lindsay Moleskd (Keats Foxtrot,
Ten-Fox), Chella Levesque
(Quickstep).

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