sink Kermodes

Terrace: Caledonia: Kermodes .

started with a nine-point lead in
the first quarter. of their. éxhibition

senior high school boys’ basketball _

game Sunday before a sparse .
crowd at Caledonia school..

_- But it. was. pretty: much. down-
hilt after- that:.Kermodes. couldn't
‘catch-up to the visiting Oak Bay.
Bays later and wound up losing:
“The Victoria ‘school. paid a-
‘three-game visit to-this area, los-.

68-58 at the three-quarter mark, .
then coasted to their 14-point win. -
Officials called 41 fouls,
including 26 against the home|

team.

. Oak Bay's Dave Schloberg was

the big. gun. with 36 points. Bays |.

also ‘got:13 ‘from. Joel Dyck, a

dozen ftom Winston Stanley and |.

Al from Allen More.
For. ‘Kermodes . ‘it was, the .
McKay brothers’ show with Geoff -

’ GIRLS’ BASKETBALL S SCHEDULE |

FEBRUARY & MARCH
_ FIRST TEAM LISTED IS THE HOME SCHOOL —

_ ing two on-the coast. to Rupert contributing 22 while Fraser added.
‘Rainmakers by two and four 18. Mike Newhouse also tossed up
points. ~ ; 18 points. . a

At Terrace, the Bays held a 4-+ “Upcoming for. Kermodes will
4h lead at the half after being be zone finals :at the end of this |
.. down 23-22 at quarter time... --ionth in Prince Rupert. :
‘BOYS’ BASKETBALL “SCHEDULE”
a _ FEBRUARY & MARCH -
_ FIRST TEAM LISTED IS THE HOME SCHOOL

TEAMS .

THe = Thornhill - Paul Corcoran
TH7 —_—- Thornhill - Gregg Halfyard

‘1CMTNG/7’ ~ Copper Mountain - Dave Crawley
‘| |CCS6/7 —_— Centennial Christian - Edgar Veldman

|: |VERG | Veritas - Chantal Perron .

“|VERY Veritas - Mike LeVange — ,
‘}; |CIM6 Clarence Michiel - Richard Caterer Robinson
- CIM? . Clarence Michiel - Ken Fraser: 222s yo5.. 3s 7

CHE -”.. Cassie Hall -Rolfa McCooey: ae
| |CH7 . °* Casste Hall - Roy Vick EO
1. UP6 Uplands - Pam Dow - : re
1 |UP7 Uplands-Pam Dow . Cae

T Wednesday Feb. 12 : Thursday, Feb, 27
- _ CIM6 vs. MING/7 7 SUP vB. MTN 6/7, .
* Thureday, Feb.13 Friday, Feb. 28
UP7 vs. VER? ; + GIM7 vs, UP7
_. TH6 vs. CHE: oy.) Monday, March 2
Monday, Feb.17-° | 3+: -- -_ VERT vs, CH7
-TH7-vs.UP7 v's Tuesday, March 3
.CCS6I7 vs. VER? 9 ee ees CMTNG/7 vs, CHE
~ Tuoeday, Feb. 13° ta TH6 vs. VER6
CH7 vs.CIM7) => 8. - - Wearadey, March 4 —
~-Wolneedny, Fab We, i. CIMG vs, UP6.
2 THE ve. U oo es Fhureday, March 5
. Thureday, Feb. 20 : TH? vs. CIM7
“CHB vs. CIMS UP7 vs.CCSA7_
- OMTNG/? ve. VER6: . Monday, March9 -
Monday, Feb. 24 VERGE vs. CIM6
_ VER7vs.TH7)) 00> . GHB vs. UP6
Tuesday, Feb. 25 . “TH7 vs, CCSH7 .
CCS6/7 vs.CH7 .- Tuesday, March 10
a VERE vs. CHE CIM7 vs. VER7
Wednesday, Feb. 26 ~ CMTNG/?7 vs. THE
| CIMG6 vs. THS CH? vs. UP7

TEAMS
| |THE. . Thomhill - Sandra a Audet(Caiolyn spenice,
“1TH7 ~~: Thornhill - Gregg Halfyard
CMTNG/7 Copper Mountain- Dave Crawley
‘|CCS6/7_ Centennial Christian - Gord Buxton/Sandra Glasspol
- |VER6/7- | Veritas - John McGowan -
CIM6 ..- Clarence Michial - Barry Eyjolfson
CIM7 ~—__—_ Clarence Michiel - Joe Vidal
‘|CH6. _—_. Cassie Hall - Bob Peacock
|CH7 ~ Cassie Hall - Dick Springer —
UP6 | Uplands - Dighton Haynes -
UP7 Uplands - Dighton Haynes
_ Thureday, Feb. 13 Monday, March 2
- CMTNG/7 vs, THE - CH6 vs. UPS
CIM6 vs. CHE _ _ OCSE/7 ve. THE
Monday, Feb. 17 ' Tuesday, March 3
-  CMTNG/7 vs. UPG CH7 vs. TH7
-. Tuesday, Fob 18. Thureday, | March 5
» THE vs. C  - GIM6 vs. THE
CCS6/7 vs. SIME. - ~..: VER6/7 vs. UP7
Wednesday, Feb. 19 -.' Tuesday, March 10
UP7vs.TH7 -.. -.- .,- | VERG/7 vs, CH7 -
CIM7 vs. VERB7 = ’ GCS6/7 vs. THE
Tuesday,Feb.25 - ~., _ Wednesday, March 11
TH? vs. VER6/7_— - | UP7 vs. GIM7 ‘
CMTN6/7 vs. CIMG. ‘ : «CHE vs. CMTNG/7 ;
Wednesday Feb,26. ot _ Thursday, March 12 - }
UPS vs. COSBIT ‘CIMB vs. UP6‘,” :
Thursday, Feb. 27 fa
CH? vs. CIM7 i

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“They increased their margin to |.

OG pagal _ acti de - 7 ceo peep oe —
. Terrace Review —. Wednesday, February. 19, 1992 15

- The Janice Himech rink of Smithers led an out-of-town sweep on the Feb. 8 weekend at
the Terrace Valentine bonspiel, Himech led the only undefeated team in the series. . .

_ Parks and Recreation Deparimart,
| sets spring calendar of courses

“The Terrace Parks and Recre-
ation department has a number

- of courses coming up in the next

few weeks, intended.to rid local
people of the pre-spring dol-
drums. Coordinator Shawn

| _ Krienke, from his office above

the arena, says, "We. really like
to be able to offer these special
courses to the:‘public. “With

enough interest expressed, well
in advance of the course dates,

we can guarantee high quality
instructors in a great variety of
interest areas.” .

On the weekend of March 6
and 7, registered massage thera-
pist Barry Blix. will be offering
two different: one-day courses.
On Friday evening, March 6
from 7:30-10:p.m., she will offer

Ail Seasons Sporting Goods
. All West Glass
A&W Restaurants.
BOC. Tel
Canada Safeway
Copperside Foods
Cotton Company .
Flowers ald Carte
Farco Contracting
Woolworth
Gemma Bath Boutique -
Heather’ $s Balloon Magic

Thanks too, for Prizes: -_
Central Gifts

Erwin's Jewellers .

Johnny’s Welding Ltd.

And for helping
feed the Judges: -
Bert's Deli
. Pizza Hut
Wayside Grocery .

Coppéitie Staite”
_ LBFente™
Leonard's Excavating

Lindsay Ss Carlage &: ‘Blorage (1979) Lid.

"Tim Horton's Donuts

| _ goes to the City of Terrace

. _ such a huge success

‘Thanks to the following Businesses who: |
abenpored tb the tee. for the competition:

a session ‘in reflexology. On
March 7, from 9-4, self-hypnosis
is the topic of the day..

Blix, a massage therapist in-

Smithers for the past seven
years, and in Kitimat for. the
eight years previous, has deter-
mined that many. of the condi-
tions she treats through massage
therapy are stress-related. That
prompted her in 1987 to study
Ericson Hypnosis at the Hart-
wood Institute in California. She
is now a certified hypnotherapist

and a member of the American’ -

Council of Hypnotist Examiners.

The March 7 self-hypnosis
session is: designed to teach
techniques for making positive
changes. The write-up: in the
Winter 1992 parks. ane recre-

. The Terrace Figure Skating Club
extends sincere and grateful thanks to absolutely everyone who supported
-us in our last three fund-raising projects. .
To the: following merchants, we say THANK YOU for providing the club.
- with complementary goods for the skaters who competed in the
KLA-HOW-YA INTERCLUB — .
COMPETITION, coe
FEB. 1 & 2, 1992

Innofthe West |
McDonald's Restaurant
_ Motint Layton Hotsprings

ROMP.
Royal Bank
 Skeena Malll ©
Sundance »

The City of Terrace
-Totem Beverages

' Wayside Grocery
West Point Rentals.

A special vote of thanks

_Arena staff, who dida -
oo splendid job.

. THANK YOU,
. EVERYONE
.. for making our *
**Ghrisimas Gilt Wrap

NRS: Pruden  Garie gvéi Lid
Philpot Forestry Service

Terrace Carpet Doclor , .
:..West PointRentalsLid, 2 0 8 yn Pee |

ation schedule says, "Use y your

mind to: gain self-confidence, .

lose weight, sleep better, stop

smoking, relieve stress and pain,
or improve your memory..."
Both courses were’ originally
scheduled for February.

On March 15, ‘Terrace- Parks |

and Recreation. and the Emily.
Carr College of Art are offering,
the course, Painting with Acryl-.
ics for Beginners. wey
To register for. ‘these or other
Parks and Recreation courses,
drop into the Parks and. Recre-

ation office upstairs in the arena

building, Monday through Friday |
8:30 - 4:30. For further informa-
tion, call 638-4750. .

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