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Caledonia badminton team :

Sixteen boys and seven girls make up Caledonia Senior High School's badminton team under coach Robert Cooper this
season. The players are Karen Oldershaw, Hester Flewin, Leona Tank, Linda Yip, Pam Gill, Lisa Bland, Melody Blalkie,
Dwayne Renshaw, Karmajit Sangha, Lakbit GIll, Avtar Gill, Shawn Mitchell, Harb Resch, Henry Michaud, Tony Broman,
Rob McGettigan, Surinder Dhaliwal, Mathew Vandergucht, Paul Rego, Sandy Loutit, Barry Kligren, Darryl Johnson, and

Dwayne Moorehouse.

Kermodes
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Coquitlam

After a couple of lop-
sided victories in their
first two games, the Ter-
race Caledonia Kermode
girls came up eight
points short inthe cham-
pionship contest at the
Centennial Centaurs an-
nual senior high school
basketball tournament at
Coquitlam, on the Feb. 8
weekend,

Terrace lost 67-60 to
the host team in the
finale.

They started the eight- -

team series with a 96-77
win over Port Alberni.
Jaci Sturn was high
scorer with 22 points,
while Caroline Hendry
had 18 and Val Philpott
15.

Next it was Carson
Graham of Vancouver in
the semi-final. Kermodes
had another easy win,
this time by a 72-44
score. Sturn again led the
pack with 18 points.
Hendry had 17. Leona
Tank 14 and Philpott 12.

In the final, Hendry
scored 18 while Tank
and Philpott contributed
14 and 12, respectively.

Kermodes got their
share of individual
awards. Hendry and
Philpott were named to
the first all-star team.
Sturn picked up a second
team berth, and Tank
was given honorable
mention.

Next for the Kermodes
is the Northwest zone
finals coming up this
weekend at Caledonia
School.

The school board has
agreed with trustee Dave
Parker’s motion to wave
a $250 rental fee so the
Terrace Badminton Club
can donate $350 towards
the development of
junior level play in the
district.

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Val scored the winning
points as Kermodes beat
Vernon Royals, 72-70. For
her overall play, she was
presented with the Most
Valuable Player trophy by
referee Dave Killick.

The controversial rac-
quetball courts at North-
west Community College
opened again for busi-
ness on Feb. 10. The
facility will be managed
and operated by Brock
Waldron, a former em-
ployee of the Terrace
Racquetball Association.

Waldron said that he
has signed a lease agree-
ment with the college for

' seasonal operation from

September to April.
Courts will be open from
3:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.
Monday through Friday,

Racquetball returns °

. and from 2 p.m, to 10:00
p.m. on Saturdays,
Waldron’s position re-
garding the British Col-
umbia Government Em-
ployees’ Union at-
tachments on the courts
was not made clear;
however, BCGEU
spokesman Dave McKin-
non sounded content
with the situation.
“We're very pleased to
see that it’s operating
again, and the BCGEU
will continue to act in the
best interests of its
members.”’

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