12 Terrace Review — Wednesday, Febrory 18,1987 | : | .
Kermode
girls

place
second

ma It. was close--only -a
three-point loss--but then
close only counts in
horseshoes.
Three points prevented
the Caledonia Kermode
girls from winning the
highly-rated Centennial
High School basketball
tournament at Coquitlam
on the Feb. 7 weekend.
Kermodes started the
eight-team series by down-
ing Aldergrove 70-50.
Aldergrove had won the
B.C. single ‘A’ title last

year. .
Michele Hendry, who
was named most valuable
player at the tournament’s
conclusion, poured in 30
points to lead the Ker-
modes, Stacey Buteau
contributed 10.

This set up semi-final
matchups with Terrace
against Vernon, and
Maple Ridge vs .Centen-
nial. All four teams are
ranked in the top 10 B.C.
ratings.

Kermodes didn’t have

too much trouble in
beating Vernon 56-44 to

_ gain their berth in the

' final. They got 20 points
from Hendry, and-10 each
from Lisa Dams and Bu-

a

_: .Maple- Ridge beat out

. Centennial to take the
other championship game
berth.

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Qut of the thousands of entries received for Overwaitea’s Play “‘n” Save '87 contest, nine lucky winners were drawn. Left to rlght — First prize
winner of an Amana Radarange microwave oven was Dianne Best of Terrace; second prize winner of a Oster Kitchen Center was Larry Boling: ©
broke of Terrace; third prize winner of a Proctor Silex toaster oven was Margaret Carlson of Terrace; fourth prize winner of a Hamilton Beach -
under-the-counter coffee maker was Liz Bertin of Terrace; fifth prize winner of a Proctor Silex 4-slice toaster was Andrea Elsworth of Kitwanga;
sixth prize winner of a Hamilton Beach slow cooker was Jacky Monro of Terrace; seventh prize winner.of a Hamilton Beach hand mixer was

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Alex Sacharoft of Terrace; eighth prize winner of a Hamilton Beach automatic can opener was Andy Wann of Terrace; and the ninth prize winner ~ . we
of a Proctor Silex popcorn pumper was Wendy Graydon. of Terrace. Play “n” Save '87 Is just one of the ways Overwaitea says thank youfor -!

Photo by Daniele Gerquist. > ,

shopping at Overwaitea Food Stores. -

‘Annual library meeting set

The final was a battle
‘right down to the wire
‘with Maple Ridge finally
gaining a 74-71 triumph
and the tournament title.

Hendry popped in 28
points in a losing effort.
Buteau had 16 and Dams
14.

Later, Buteau was nam
ed to the second All-Star
team while Dams got hon-
orable mention.

“It had to be Lower.

Mainland politics for Ter-
- race not getting a first All-
Star team berth, but that
happens when the host
coach does all the selec
. tions.

Three |
students

TERRACE — Joe Kata-
sonoff, Resource Officer
Protection for B.C, For-
esters in the Terrace area,
announced last week at
Thornhill Primary School
the continuation of the
Wildfire Prevention
Poster Contest for the
1987 season,

Skeena MLA Dave
Parker was invited to
award the ribbons of merit
to three students who par-
ticipated in the 1986
Poster Contest. Vicky
Kaiser, Holly Hovland
and Jennifer Jenniss were
given their own spruce tree
to care for along with a
poster ard a letter cf ap-

preciation for partici- .

pating in the program.

TERRACE —Thursday, »

Feb, 19 the Terrace
Library will be holding. its
annual general meeting.

This meeting is called to .

review the previous year,
its accomplishments and
finances. The board of
library trustees is elected
‘by the members of the

library association which:

includes all those who
reside in Terrace and the
surrounding area, Four of
the nine two-year posi-
tions are to be filled this

‘year. Nominations ‘for the

vacant positions have been
accepted by the board but

-nominations from the

floor are welcome. This
meeting gives interested

individuals an opportunity .

to find out more about the
library and ask any ques-
tions about its operation
and services. There will be
refreshments. And all peo-
ple interested in the library
are welcome..

lin court |

In Terrace Provincial
Court on Friday, Jan. 30
Robert Erickson. was jail-

ed 14 days for operating a
motor vehicle while his--

ability. to drive was im-
paired, Erickson was also
fined $300 and jailed
seven days for an offence

‘under the Motor Vehicle

Act. '
kek

. On Friday, Jan. 30 in

Terrace Provincial Court

Curtis Remple was fined a

total of $85 for two of-

‘fence under the Other -

-Provincial Statutes.

POET TO READ
On Thursday, Feb. 26

. poet Christopher Leven-

son will be at the library to
give a reading from his

~work. Levenson has pub-

lished five books of
poetry, -he edits. a
magazine of poetry: and
poetry criticism, and his
poems have appeared -in
several prestigious Cana-
dian journals.

He now teaches English
and Creative Writing
courses at Carleton
University in Ottawa.
There is no admission
charge to the reading.

NEW TITLES

Eyes of the Dragon is
Stephen King’s latest, not
a horror story this time
but a fantasy story of

dragons, princes, wizards .
_and adventures for adults

and teens.
Poison by Ed McBain is

a new 87th Precinct novel _-

in which Detective Willis,
investigating a series of
murders, finds himself
falling in love. with the
suspect.

The Green Flash by |

Winston Graham is a
novel of the 60’s and 70’s,
of business,. glamour and
love. Graham is author of
the Poldark series and a
diverse and impressive
storyteller.
Shan by Eric van Lust-
bader is a sequel to Jian.
Set in the Far East, the
hero, Jake Maroc, is en-
trusted with the future of
China in a struggle against.
overwhelming odds.
Fearless Cooking for
Crowds by Michele Evans .
will take the anxiety away

from preparing meals for —
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than 300 foolproof recipes
especially developed for

- entertaining groups of 8 to .

50 people.
McDonald’s: Behind

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