ve Local backcountry | PROFESSIONAL freeskiers were back last season in» . the region’ 's Backcountry, Some footage hes survived: CONTRIBUTES 3 PHOTO - makes the cut | By SARAH A. ZIMMERMAN INSANE foowege of some of the world’s best skiers hitting the backcountry were in Terrace - weeks les wimeer shoomng footage im kcal ranges ond much of der foo “made the fine! con": for he anticipated a “Nomhera Escape 9 Hei- Skiing is hosting the Texace premiere oF Pash Nov. i835 It's the scomd ver a row the .ewerd-siete:- footage from our area” say Mati Pinto. operations Tet ager for the local bel-skg ing company, which takes the filmmakers out into the backcountry. “We spent 2 lo of ime north of Shames Mountzin ‘and on the west side of the ’Kalum drainage.” ‘The adrenaline- -packed film features: internationally — known skiers. such as Shane . McConkey. Eric Hjorlei- fson. Hugo Harrison and plant carats . & right now!.On vou! Rony Bushreid. After the film. Whi hisder’s “DJ Eliohenn. known for “dirty reiro bass lines and remixes.” will be spinning records until late in the eve- ning. Tickets are available at Azad Adventures. All Sea- sons Source for Sports and Speedee Printers. This is a no minors ening. An all ages show- ing g will be held the follow- ay (Nov. 25) at sday, November 8, 2006 | Nordic skiing trails get By DUSTIN QUEZADA THE UPGRADES heave been made. now it’s uD 10 Mother Namre to produce the snow. | The Snow Valley Nordic Ski Club used $11.00) it received from the Kimat- Stikine Regional District for Tail upgrades and increased - nblicit. ‘Elaine Faring. the club's ‘outgoing president, says up- grades were needed on the Troll trail, 2 beginner min for children. to’ make it ‘scces- sible for adults to the sport. ‘The second rail will wes fixed up, was the 1+-kilomese Moose High- wav, which t has cormers that were 100 tight for the club's grooming machine. Those overgrown comers were _ widened... 7 “ Heavy machinery. was used for that work and the ” Yast bits that can be done bv hand are stil] being cleared. Savs Farina, |. “We sali have voluteses clearing the taiis on the weekends.” left ber post at the club‘s an- nual mecting in October. The club used Most oF the money rom the regional distict lO pay for machinery "and volunteer club “loggers” iO compleie the work this ‘summer and jal. The rest of the monev. ” about $1.000, will go toward promoting what board mem- ber Elizabeth Thorme.savs is “25 Kilometres: of some of. ihe best skiing in the prov- o w aS o : y i Northern Savings Cedars Motel Conadien Tire Sosion Pizzo FORMER TERRACE RESIDENT vides orcs who are new’ that ‘said Faring. who. ince.” The wail system also Doasts 5km of Ht skiing ter- rain. Despite. that, the - club. ai Onion Lake struggles 10 — draw 2 lot of people, as evi- . denced by the $0-plus sea- $00 memberships purchased last season. “We need people, © ‘we need to build - the membership.” _ -Elizabeth Thorne The promotions will tar- get increasing out-of-town visitors and > membership. - with new. pamphlets and . promotional material that inclides. colour photos 2nd _ improved graphics. said Fa- rina, No mater how much the club Improves the product ‘ii Will continue to be ai, the Thank you to the following businesses | and individuals who donated towards | our Grad 2006 Fundraiser, Without your. kind donation our Loonie Auction. would not have been a success. Adon & Teena Mickey From the Terrace Nisga’a Society-Board of Directors [ed mercy of the elements. Fa- _ fing savs the biggest culprit in low turnout is the lack of snow in the last three to four years, "Hs pot just us.” said Fa- ‘Tina. pointing to the Jate De-. cember opening ai Shames Mountain last. season. “We re on high ground but noi on 2 mouniain.” ‘Snow is aot the only thing the club is Jooking for as its presidency and “vice-presi- o dency, are Vacant. “We need people. we . need to build the member- ship.” SP Lames Sierasiered Deybrec eck Fog Sen Tro weet ah Keenhsice Nowe ee Sec’s Fowesenc Sear te OTE ST HEATHER BELLAM on updaie on her relief work cmong women and orphans i in Aighanistan. Wednesday November 8" 7:30 p.m. atthe PR. E.M. Lee Theatre . Admission is free. erga eas a Gut weet me er Te ETE Oe Coe, ua exe niger s SA re ices 3s Ser OO See Sao es ae a oe eons ae - of thousands.” Fsbline Farina and Thorne arent s2id Thorne. addins . improved in offseason many of the club's execu- tive have served for more than 10 years. ‘The recent upgrades have stirred the idea the facility could plav host to interna- tional athletes prior io the Vancour. er-Whistler Winter Games in 2010. ‘But in order to see in- | temation2] athletes descend - many. .. things would need to be: =ad- here. Farina says ~ dressed." “T don't think 148 inter- niional team] would: find the facilities up to standard ~ we're Very rustic.’ ” Farina said. The club would need to have 2 paid wail groomer, a new lodge ithe current one i$ 2 trailer). flushing toilets. 2 meeting room and bener waxing facilides. improve- ments Farina estimates would cost in the “hundreds But with snow already and accumulating. looking too fer 2head_ Terrace Peaks ymnastics Club WINTER SESSION REGISTRATION NOVEMBER 17 AND 18 10 A.M. -2P.M. at the Ed Fairless Memorial Gym Century St. Thornhill Gymnastics is a fabulous way to improve ‘overall . body timess and muscular coordination. Classes.” f ore available for boys and girls, at all ages and levels. Weekend ond weekday classes ore avail able. Registrants are required fo pay in full at time of registration (cash. or postdated cheques ‘pleose). Your child’s medical number -is also required. For more information, 638-0447. : . Don’ : forget, we also host Birthday ports 2 AN INVITATION e “Mayor or and Council would like io extend an invitation GROUND BREAKING CEREMONY: of Phase 1 of Terrace’s Sportsplex to take place _ Friday, November 10, 2006 ct 12:30 p.m. Reception fo follow in the Terrace Arena Banquet.Room. ~ for you fo join them of the ai the Terrace Arena. FOR DISPLAY, CLASS DISPLAY - AND WORD CLASSIFIEDS © ‘Due to the Remembrance | Day Holiday The Terrace. - Standard will have early "deadlines for the ° ‘Issue of © Wed., Nov. 15 - Terrace Standard 4pm. Nov. 9 | OFFICE CLOSED Monday, Nov. 13. | “For More Info phone 638- 7283, 3210 Clinton Street, Terrace, B.C. V8G 5R2 LEASE A: 2007 RANGER R SPORT 412 at RI Aer AMT Y aeaet FA, Ine TA} Ane wat SS RY a yee ser ees aus oe SS An