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| : 8 Terrace Review — Wednesday, January 21, 1987

‘Kermodes _

dominate
zone
basketball

On the Jan. 10
weekend, both Caledonia
Kermodes senior high
school basketball teams
held off determined ef-
forts from Prince Rupert
and Kitimat rivals to show
once again they’re the bes
in the Northwest.

Each team won two
games at Kitimat’s annual
tournament to capture
their respective divisions.

Kermode Boys opened
against Rupert’s Rain-
makers and posted a 72-66
‘win, Trevor Shannon pac-
ed Terrace with 16 points.
Dave Kirkaldy and Satti
Manhas each contributed
a dozen. George Mason
and Rory Hallajpa fired
up 21 points apiece for the
Rainmakers.

’ Kermodes also beat the

host Rebels 62-55 with
Shannon, Chris McDon-
ald and Harpel Manhas
hitting for 10 points each.
Joe Almeida had 20 for
the Rebels.

. The Kermode Girls had
fewer problems in beating
- their opposition. Paced by

Michelle Hendry’s 29

~ points, Kermodes downed

| the host. Orcas 54-40. Issy
Marintchuk scored 14 for
Kitimat.

Hendry scored 30 points
in the Kermodes’ 69-36
victory over the Prince
Rupert Rainbirds. Shelley
Comadina had 13 for the
losers.

In the other two games,
the Rainmakers took the
Rebels 71-56. Corey
Martens with 21 and
Almeida with 20 were
game high scorers. Orcas
came up with a 62-42 win
over the Rainbirds with
Marintchuk hooping 20,
Jennifer Clifton 17, and
Janet Gibson 16.

Next action is this com-
ing weekend when Prince
Rupert hosts a tourna-
ment,

Players
Strive for
perfection

Style and grace

The shot is away as a Ketchikan Jayvee player aims on net against the Skeena Junior A Boys.

Reaching down

Ladies fight for a ground ball in recent basketball action.

Checkmate ©

Tritons
second |

in tourney

The. Thornhill Triton
Junior Boys high school
basketball team took ‘se-
cond place with two wins
and a loss at the Smithers
four-team tournament on
Jan. 10.

The Tritons started by
beating their -hosts 33-29.
In game two, they drop-

ped a 59-45 decision to.
Bulkley Valley Christian, |

the eventual champion.
Tritons finished up by

downing Houston 49-31. |

Tritons’ Bruce Neid and
Kevin Hamakawa were
named to the all-star
team.

A Skeana Junior A girl (dark top) checks a shot on net taken by one of the Ketchikan Junior

Girls.

Bantams organize open house
Cultural exchange

TERRACE — When the
Sorel, Quebec bantam
hockey team plus parents
and officials come to Ter-
face as part of an open

house cultural exchange .

program in February, they
won't be sitting around
idle.

In fact, it would seem
that the only free time ac-
corded to our visitors will
come on the day they ar-
rive and the day they
depart.

The Sorel group arrives
here on Sunday, Feb, 22.

They’ ll enjoy a brief social
gathering before settling
in at accommodation
sites.

On Monday, Feb. 23 its
an “all-Terrace day with
visits to the museum, a
logging area and sawmills.
Tuesday has a side trip to
Kitimat on the agenda
where they'll take in the
museum, a fish hatchery,

Alcan and Ocelot.
On Wednesday, Feb. 25
they're off to Prince
Rupert for fish cannery
and pulp mill tours, plus
another museum visit. The
next day has them take in
K'Shan Indian Village at
Hazelton and go to

Smithers for some skiing. .

Its back in Terrace on
Feb. 27 for a little more
touring plus a shopping

trip and dance that night.
They’ll depart for Quebec
the next morning.

As for Sorel’s hockey
team, they'll play at Ter-
race on Feb. 23 at 8 p.m.;
at Kitimat on Feb. 24 at 8
p.m.; at Prince Rupert on
Feb. 25 at 5 p.m.; and
back at Terrace on Feb. 27
at 7 p.m,

Several more fund-
raising events are planned
before Terrace’s Inland
Kenworth Bantams go to
Sorel for the first part of
the exchange, Feb. 1 to 8.

Preschool storytimes at the Terrace Public Library —

Storytime for 3 to 5-year-olds will be held Wednesday at _

10:30 a.m. and Thursday at 1:30 p.m. beginning January 21
and 22. Tales for Twos will be held Fridays at 10:30 am.
beginning January 23, Please register In advance. There Is
no charge. Phone 638-8177.

Wednesday, January 21 — The Terrace Centennial Lions
Club Is holding a Drug Awareness Workshop for parents of

students who attend Thornhill Primary; Elementary and.

Junior Secondary School. This workshop will be held in
Thornhill Junior Secondary Schoo! Library from 7 p.m. to 9
p.m. For more Information contact Ken McDames:

638-1332,

Saturday, January 24 — Mills Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
Thrift Shop Sale: $1.50 Brown Bag sale, also clothing and-
shoes, at 4544 Lazelle Ave. from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Sunday, January 25 — The B.C. Heart Foundation is
hosting a Wine and Cheese get-together at 2 p.m. at the
Inn of the West. All area captains and canvassers are ask-
ed to attend. Canvassers’ kits will be given out. An educa:
tional film on the heart will be shown. For further Informa:

_tion phone Betty Campbell at 635-5221.
Sunday, January 25 — The Skeana Valley Runners’ Club .

will be. holding a timed 10 km run at 1 p.m., starting at the

“Terrace. Public Library. There will be no prizes or cer-

tificates — Just your 10 km time! (Weather permitting). For

_more information, contact Mike at 635-9545.

Monday, January 26 — The Terrace Art Association is
sponsoring a Watercolour Course (Technic & Style: Oscar
Koller, W. Germany) for Beginners, starting Jan. 26, 1987.
Instructor is Marion Schlegel. Bring watercolour paper, a

brush (10-16) and 4. colours (red, blue, yellow and
‘paynesgrey). We meet avery Monday, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. in
the Art Gallery (basement of library). Course is limited to

20 students. For registration or further information, call

Vikki McKay (evenings) at 635-4809.

Tuesday, January 27 — Arthritis Society meeting (Terrace
Chapter} in the Library Arts Room at 7:30 p.m. A video

' presentation is scheduled. Everyone is welcome.

Wednesday, January 28 — Terrace Women's Resource
Centre and Northwest Development Education Assoc. are
showing the film, Speaking of Nairobi” at 7:30 p.m. at the
Terrace Women's Resource Centre, 4542 Park Ave., Ter:
race. This flim concerns the United Nations End of the
Decade on Women Gonference held in Nairobi, Kenya.
Everyone is welcome. Phone 638-0228 or 635-2436 for more

_information.

‘Thursday, January 29 — The Foster Parents Assoc. Is
sponsoring a workshop, “Living With a Sexually Abused .

Child” with Carla VanDam, psychologist, to be held from 9
a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the Public Health auditorium, 3412
Kalum St., Terrace. For further information contact
638-8066 or 635-4042. Please pre-register.

Thursday, January 29 — Are you Interested in an interna-
tional exchange program? We need people who would like
to form a local committee for Interculture Canada, and
families who would host a foreign student. Come to a
public meeting to learn more at the Terrace Public Library
at 7:30 p.m.

Friday, January 30 — The Terrace French Pre-school is
sponsoring Charlotte Diamond in concert at 7 p.m. at the
R.E.M. Lee Theatre. For more information, phone 635-6483.

Saturday, January 31 — The White Heather Club presents
their Robbie Burns dinner and dance starting at 7:30 p.m.
at the Thornhill Community Centre. Ticksts on sale at

Fields 635-2456, Thornhilt Husky 635-7623.

Saturday, January 31 — To celebrate Multicultural Week,
the Terrace Multicultural Association presents Raminder
Dasanjh and Harminder Sanghera, both of Vancouver,
speaking on “Crossing Cultural Barriers” at 1 p.m.
downstairs at the Terrace Pubtic Library. For more Infor-

mation, contact Osel-Tutu 635-3917 or Nirmal Parmar ~

635-3583.

February 7 and 8 — Northwest Community College and
Emily Carr College of Ari and Design Outreach Programs
will present an adult papermaking workshop by noted ar-
tist/teacher Lynne Howes of Vancouver. Registration can
be arranged with Gary Baker at 635-6511. Early registra-
tion is recommended as enrolments are limited.

Saturday, February 14 — The Kinette Club of Terrace will
be holding a Valentine Bake Sale from 10 a.m. 10 2 p.m. at
the Terrace Co-op. Valentine cakes, cupcakes, cookies,
homemade chocolates and fudge will be sold. Proceeds
from this sale will go toward the Senior Citizens’
Sweetheart Dinner and Dance.

' Sunday, February 15 — The Kinette Club of Terrace Is
; holding their annual Senior Citizens’ Sweetheart Dinner

and Dance at the Elks Hall, Terrace. Doors will open at
4:30 p.m., with dinner at 5 p.m. This is open to any Senior
Citizen in the TerracefThornhill area. Transportation is
avallable. Please register. Call 635-9788 or 635-6791.

Saturday, February 24 — The Terrace Co-op membership
is having a Curling Fun Splel, open to everyone. Entry fee

‘is $35 per rink payable at the Co-op office. Mixed teams

only, please, and skip must be a Co-op member.

Interested in helping the Scouts or Girl Guides, or the com-

munity? Short on time, but still interasted? The B.P. Guild
will help you help, without necessarily filling your calen:
dar. lf you don’t have the time to become a Scouting
leader, you can still help Scouts through the Guild, or if
you wished you had gone Into Scouting, the Guild can get
you helping with Scouting events. For more Information,
contact Finn Larsen at 638-1377.

Al-Anon family groups. Meetings for friends and relatives
of alcoholics. Meetings are held every Monday at 8 p.m. at
Mills Memorial Hospita! in the conference room in the
psychiatric ward.

Terrace Association for Community Living needs ad-
vocates for handicapped people living in Terrace. For more
information please phone Janice at 635-9322 or Carol-Ann
at 635-3840.

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