Crowded competition |

‘in Kitsumkalum
youth giant slalom

Pepsi Challenge ski races for
youngsters aged 11 to 17 in giant
slalom events took place at Kit-
sumkalum --Mountain on the

February 20 weekend.

More than 75 skiers from the
host club, Prince George,
Smithers and Quesnel took part
in the two-day, four-run series,

They were split into boys and
girls groups of 11 and 12 (J-3),
13 and 14 (J-2), and 15 to 17
(J-1). Each skier had two runs
Saturday and two more on Sun-
day.

Medal winners for Saturday
were as follows in order of gold,
silver and bronze.

- J-3 boys — Mitch Hunter, Pr.
George; Luc Bellamy, Quesnel;
Dan Johnson, Smithers.

J-3 girls — Jill Stucklberger,

Smithers; Kerri Hunter, Pr.
George; Rachel Moser,
Smithers.

J-2 boys — Greg Ellis, Pr.
George; Cormac Kikisch,
Smithers; Murray Huxtable,
Smithers. .

J-2 girls — Claire Challen,
Smithers; Nicole Collison,
Smithers; Ada Saab, Smithers.

Boys overall — Brent Kehl,

Pr. George; Trent Collison,
Smithers;, Simon Challen,
Smithers.

Girls overall — Tracey

Hunter, Pr. Rupert; Claire

Challen, Smithers; Nicole Col- —

lison, Smithers.

Medal winners Sunday were
as follows:

J-3 boys — Mitch Hunter, Pr,
George; Dan Johnson,

Students -
attend
conference

Northwest Community Col-
lege has announced it will be
sponsoring two students to at-
tend the first Annual Con-
ference of the British Columbia
Educational Association of
Disabled Adults it: Vancouver.

Felix Goyette and Ric Mc-
Clausky will be representing the
Northwest Community College
at this three day conference.

The purpose of this con-
ference is to establish a provin-
cial network of disabled students

and to increase awareness and

enhance accessibility. The con-
ference is sponsored by the
Secretary of State, Ministry of
Advanced Education and Job
Training, and Special Education
Network. ee

In court

In Terrace provincial court on»

Monday, February 15 Douglas
Peterson was sentenced to 12
months in jail for possession of
property obtained by a criminal
offense.

In Terrace provincial court on
Thursday, February 18 Peter
Symons was sentenced to 14
days in jail for assault.

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Smithers; Simon Walford,
Smithers.
J-3 girls — Rachel. Moser,

Smithers; Kerri Hunter, - Pr.
George; Jill Stucklberger,
Smithers.

J-w boys --- Cormac Hikisch,
Smithers; Scott Loptson, Ter-
race; Greg Ellis, Pr. George.

J-2 girls — Claire Challen,
Smithers; Nicole Collison,

Smithers; Ada Saab, Smithers. —

Boys overall — Trent Col-
lison, Smithers; David Withrow,
Pr. George; Brent Kehl, Pr.
George.

Girls overall — Tracey
Hunter, Pr. George; Claire
Challen, Smithers; Nicole Col-
lison, Smithers.

Two-day combined trophy
winners:

Girls — Tracey Hunter, Pr.
George.

Boys
Smithers,

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. More than 75 skiers from all over northern-B.C. took on the glant slalom course at Kitsumkalum Mountain during

ach participant recelved a six-pack of the soft drink
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