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Page.B6 ~ Terrace Standard, Wathws.Jay, JUNG 12, 1991

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“BIG
LEAGUE

TINY TYKE Cameron.
Fagan was. on the.”

__ Sidelines during: a

~~ Terrace: Men's Soc-
cer League game
"fast week: And while
’ his dad was playing

in the big league —

- North Coast Road
_ Maintenance was
‘taking on Sinjur

Masonry — two and

---a half-year-old -

Cameron was giving
“a basic soccer skills

: demonstration | that
“indicated he « pro-
: bably won't be far

behind. In just a cou-

ple of years he's sure

to be on a team of
his own in the Ter-
race ‘Youth . Soccer

Association.

TERRACE — The New Jersey
Devils may again block Jeff
Sharples’ shot at playing on the
Olympic team. -

The: 23-year-old defenceman
from Terrace. returned from
Team Canada tryouts’ last week
confident he impressed the na-
tional team’s coaches. _

“Pm really happy with the
way the camp went,” he said.
It’s funny though. I’d love the
opportunity but New Jersey
might not give me the oppor-
tunity.”

' Sharples, under contract with
the NHL’s New Jersey Devils,

said he was chosen for Canada’s -

Olympic team Jast year but was
unable to play.

“I tried to go all last year and
New Jersey wouldn't go for it.

They never let me, Don’t ask me _
why they wouldn’t want me to

go and gain a wealth of ex.
perience,””

Sharples’ contract with New
Jersey runs out July '. [f the
club does not offer tum a new

contract he will become a free

agent able to negotiate with

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pensation, However, Sharples is
certain New Jesey will make a
new offer,

HOURS: ' ;
Wed., June 12 — 10a.m.-5 p.m.
- Thurs., June 13 10am. -8 p.m.
- Fri, dune 14 10 a.m. -8 p.m. -
Sat, J June 15

Although he played most. of
the year with the Utica Devils —
New Jersey’s farm team — he
plans to stay in the NHL.

“T always look at the NHL, I
still get a taste of it every year,

and last year was a step back i in,

the right direction,”

He played 64 games for
Utica, scoring 16 goals and 31
assists, But if New. Jersey con-
linues to treat him as a farm
team player instead of an NHL
player, ‘we're going to be ask-
ing to get out of the organiza-
tion,’’ he said.

“T deserve more than one
game against the Russians.”

He said he is trying to use the
Olympic team as a bargaining
tool in negotiations with New
Jersey and with other teams.

Although he feels optimistic
about his chances for selection,
he will not know for a week
whether he made the team.

Thirty-six players were in-
vited to the tryout camp.

“They filmed every practice
so it was like being interrogated
the whole time,’’ he said.

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APPRECIATION NIGHT: Sat, June 227-10 pum. at Terrace Hotel

CLOSING CEREMONIES: June 26 for Rocke/Bambino Div. at Elks 1
Park: ;
- June 27. for ur. & sr. Div. at Rotary Park

“ELECTIONS” FOR 1992 EXECUTIVE: Suti June 23 at 7 p.m.
"at Terrace Library

“SENIOR ZONE PLAYOFFS": June 22 at Terrace
“BAMBINO ZONE PLAYOFFS": June 29,30 at B. Lake
“JUNIOR ZONE PLAYOFFS”: Joly 6,7 at B. Lake
PROVINCIAL GAMES” FOR ALL DIVISIONS: July 18 - 25-.
“SUMMER GAMES": July 26 - 28 at Coquitlam

For further information

please contact Ear Peden at
— 635-5940 (3) |

idee, CALEDONIA SENIOR
a SECONDARY SCHOOL

The students and staff of Caledonia Senior Secondary
School wish to thank the following. people and businesses for
thelr participation . in ‘the Co- operative, Education Program
which places students in worksites t6 invedtigate ¢ careers and ©
gain practical work experience.
British Columbia Ambulance. Service -
Soutar and Associates
Ministry of Highways
Terrace Daycare Centre
Kings Castle Daycare
Mackay’s Funeral Service Ltd.
Royce Condie Association. ‘Architects
Thornhill Junior Secondary Schoo!
McAlpine and Companys.
Dr. Bruce Prokoptez
Copperside Foods
Sandman Inn ,
Rhonda’s Hair Design .
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