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: 7 77 ea a s “|| The 1992 Skeena Valley Golf assisted by sevefal veteran golfers Howard Pruner becomes direc- °~
oe Arann) — fever” fo ae “and Country Club's board of direc- as the club begins ‘work on its tor of Plan of. Progress. Edith -
au “ "-\)” tors finds John Taylor retuming to second nine- holes. Gieselman heads up the inside."

' the chair as president this'season, J ake DeJong was named. as committee. while Jim. Holland: _
"At a meeting to set up elections vice-president while George Clark “takes on the outside committee: |...
oj}. °.") |: in late January, Taylor was named ‘takes on the job: of. secretary. Pam . - Men's and ladies’ club captains”
| te retum: for another year. Helll be Biffle becomes treasurer. . .._. are Jan Smith and Rhonda Fedder- 7
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‘And Bruce Carruthers returns |

hae 3 PLEASE NW NOTE: The 1992 Winter Olympics wilt air on TV7, |,
ei WUBK. and CBUFT (French) from February 68 to 23, Please ~
» Check local listings i in Close Up magazine for exact times.

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| “The “DAY 1 of FEB RUARY 8 era | Cc U Fi Li N G | Thom hill q rls |

| “of competition'as the spectacular opening ceremonies welcome the | = . ot
world to Albertville, France for the 16th Olympic Winter Games. ( . H A \ VY: P ; O Ni S Et | i. win on road a
The-impact of dramatic, ‘Wworldwide:political changes will be re- | - awe Thornhill junior high sclioo!’s

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flected in these sporting avents. The breakup of the Soviet Union is | ‘A’ basketball team had a SUCCESS- ;
. ne to.affect medal distribution mee the former:Soviet republics . Terrace Curling Club is hosting the Senior } ful trip to von te for a autem k °
‘of. Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania will.be. competing as. independent | - tournament on the Jan. week- —
countries for the first time in over 50 years; the remaining republics: Ladies Provincial Championship Feb. 10- 1S _ pend ~ ~ _
will compete for the Conimonwealth of Independent States, A uni- The draws are as follows: |. They played and won all three —_.
fed Germany. ie Peat ti ‘be an oye powerhouse, : as they. |. Tuesday, Feb.11, 10:00 am and 4: 00 p om of their games and had three girls Be:
ield’ one team for the first time since @ fighting in Yugo- | — | dto the all-star squad. Be
slavia has led to uncertainty over that country s entry into the Olym-- 2 Wednesday, Feb. 12, 10:00 am and 6:00 pm as eunenitin an vith a 60-19 =
S| pits. Oe . ‘Thursday, Feb. 13, 10:00 am and’4:00:‘pm. sctory a ainsy Hazelton Then |
7. | Hockey i is the only ‘competition of the day, with a strong Canadian - . Friday, Feb. 14, 10:00 am.and 4:00 pm 1 the ed Teoed the host Ho ston :
7 team battling the host French team; Czechoslovakia clashes with | J Saturday, Feb. 15, 9:30 am and ey troun ost u oo
—_ Norway and in the final game of the day, the Commonwealth of In- | | “ey ___| girls 50-10. In the championship, =
| dependent States plays Switzerland. . ee . . 2:00 pm (tie breaker) | match they downed Smithers 45-. ee
| | oo | ~ The winning team advances to the CANADIAN 25. ¥ _
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4 DAY 9 . FEBRUARY 9 | Sask. in March. Spectators are welcomed and] onthe all-star team. P - ;
| ‘The first full day of Olympic competition begins with men's down- |: encouraged to view some great curling! . This‘past weekend saw them’

. # _| chill skiing from: Val d’Isere. World Cup champion Franz Heinzer of
— Switzerland is.the favorite, but he will get plenty of competition
toa: _ | -from other highly regarded downhillers- including Norway's Atle
okaardal and the United’States’ AJ. Kitt |
Ski jumpers will soar over the town of Courchevel in the 90-rieter
competition. In the past, athletes‘from Finland and Norway ‘have
dominated this event; this time’a worldwide contingent fed 'by~ | °
Austria, Switzerland and Japan has a legitimate shot at the gold. .
' Women speed Skaters make their first appearance in the 3,000-
meter contest. Emese Hunyady of Austria is one of the favorites,
i with competition coming from a very strong German team.
— (| Coverage for the day also includes the pairs original program
| portion of. figure skating, the ballet exhibition heats for freestyle

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| "In the men’s luge,.the United States will be in medal contention . — _
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~The essence of the Winter games is dramatized by the grace and
beauty ‘of the pairs figure skating competition. Current-world cham-
| pions Natalia Mishkutenok and Artur Dmitriev of the Cammaon-
_ | Wealth of Independent States, and 1991.World Championships
| - silver medalists isabelle Brasseur and Lloyd Eisler of Canada hope a

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. champion Patrice Anderson and world champion Grete Ingeborg of — lan

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bined event. In hockey, Finland faces Poland, Germany meets the
United States and Italy Skates against Sweden.

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