6 Terrace Review — Wednesday, Feb. 26, 1986 Athletes compete in Northern B.C. Winter The 12th annual Nor- thern B.C, Winter Games are over with on- ly the clean-up going on. Approximately 2222 athletes and their coaches, officials and spectators from across the north descended on Smithers Thursday even- ing, Feb. 6 and spent three action-packed days competing in 21 different sports. Kitimat Stikine athletes took 29 golds, 31 silvers and 17 bronze medals. In ladies’ doubles badminton, Judy Johnson and Jen- nifer Eastwood of Ter- race took a bronze, with Quinn and Cey of Ter- race taking the silver in the men’s doubles. Sherry Anderson of Terrace took the gold in ladies’ singles and Dianne Cey of Terrace, the silver, with Cey and Anderson taking the gold in ladies’ doubles and Chuck Cey taking gold in men’s singles. Chuck and Dianne Cey took gold in mixed seniors and Dave Quinn and Sherry Anderson of Terrace, the silver in mixed seniors, with Steve Thomas and Mark Flaherty of Terrace tak- ing the silver in men’s doubles and Flaherty teaming up with Johnson to take the silver in mix- ed adults. In baskethali, the Kitimat senior women’s team took the gold while the Terrace Junior boys and girls both took the bronze. In duplicate bridge, Judy Comfort, David Comfort, Glen Bannister and Keith Soules took the silver in the team event. A mixed team from Terrace took the silver in bowling. In the Senior D divi- sion of chess, Eligene Trudeau of Kitimat took a bronze medal and in the B= division, Jeleu Ivanoff of Kitimat took the gold, with Maurice Sands of Kitimat taking a bronze in the open divi- sion. In cross country ski- ing, Stacey Brown of Kitimat took a gold in the Juvenile female 5 km, age 14-15; Walter Thorne of Kitimat took a gold in Masters A 15 km. Games Anita Hauki got a gold and Cheryl Brown a silver in Masters A female, while Eric Lasanen of Kitimat won a gold in Masters D 60 plus class. In the mixed relay, 4x5 km, the team of Stacey Brown, Andy Sanwald, Jason Portice and John Hauki took a silver in the 14-17 age category, and a silver in the 18-plus relay with Terry Brown, Eric Lasenen,; Gerry Ferguson and Walter Thorne on the team. In the 18-plus female relay race, the Kitimat Stikine team of Cheryl Brown, Lynn Maahs, Sharon continued on page 7 ay event winners from Terrace in the Terrace Ladies Valentine Bonsplel on Feb. 14: Kim McDougall, skip; Linda Juba, third; Joan Kucharyshen, se- cond; Heather Graydon, tead. “B’ event winners from Kitimat Joan Hough, skip; Kay Schooley, third; Anne Mack, second; Lynn Mulawka, Jead. “Cc”? event winners from Terrace Donna Booth, skip; Linda Kawinsky, third, Kathryn Blezard, second; Vera Lenc, lead. Curling results The Terrace Legion curling teams at provin- cial playdowns on Valen- tines weekend failed to win their respective B.C. titles. In the 16-team senior series at Nanaimo, Keith Williams’ rink lost to Comox and Penticton, then defeated North Vancouver. On the con- solation side they were eliminated by Dawson Creek. In the men’s series at Princeton, Kevin Sparks’ team dropped three in a row before downing North Vancouver in the consolation final. Hockey action TERRACE — On March 2 from 3:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m., Peewee Pup ice hockey action features the Lions against Dave's, and from 4:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m., it’s Dave’s vs the Kinsmen. On March 9 from 3:30 pm. to 4:30 p.m., Dave’s takes on the Kinsmen, and at 4:30 the Kinsmen play the Lions. Keep Cool Baked white bread or plain rolls can be frozen, but should be used within 3 months. Unopened canned orange juice stored at40 degrees for 12months tetains 97 percent of its vitamin