Rink
rocks
ready

THE LOW RUMBLE of rocks
sliding down ice and strident
shouts of skips to sweepers have
returned to the curling club this
week ;

Tonight and tomorrow night,
the club continues to offer free
curling and an opportunity to
learn the skills of the game from
certified instructors.

And the: first bonspiel of the
new season goes this. weekend,
slarting Friday night and running
Saturday and Sunday.

The Opening Mixed is a three
event affair meaning all teams are
guaranteed a trio of trips to" the
Ice.

There are also some differences:
from a normal spiel:

* it’s absolutely free!

* the usual rules of two men-
two women teams has been
relaxed, any mixed combination
being welcome.

* finally, and this.one will be
altractive to many, the format will
not require anyone to be curling
in the middle of the night. °
Sign up at the club or phone

635-5583, .

League action fires up Monday
night when the Monday night
Mixed League and Super Leagues
take to the sheets.

There are .a total of 10 leagues.
to choose from with some kind of
curling going on every day (or
night) of the week.

= Scraping by
Melanson, seen scraping the surface smooth.

the rains abated and the city water cleared enough to give the requ

when heavy rains dirtied the city’s water. So Melanson set up a contingenc
seen clean Thomhill water brought in via the Thornhill fire department's tanker truck. -Fortunately
ired clean surface.

PUTTING THE finishing touches to the ice last week was curling club manager a

and ice-man Kelth
There were tense moments In preparing the rink
ncy plan which would have .

' NOTICE.

All playing fields in. the
Terrace and Thornhill
area schools will be

fertilized monthly. This
program will run from
May through: October
1993.

SCHOOL DISTRICT HO. 88
{Tomace) .

9211 KENNEY STREET *
TERRACE B.C.

V8G SES

(604) 635-4931
FAX(604)635-4287

Sport

Scope

Never too early to start

NEXT WEEK sees the slart
of a recreation department
program designed to prepare
young kids for being in-
volved in sports.

Called Sports of Soris, it’s
open to 4-6 year-olds,

Participants get an intro-
duction to basic.team sports
such as soccer and basketball
through simple skill cx-
ercises that also emphasize
fun.

The idea is @  non-
competitive atmosphere not

only allows the kids to enjoy —
but will —

themselves now,
mean they are relaxed and
confident when _ they
eventually do get involved in
organized sport.

Sports of Sorts gets under
way Oct. 9 and runs each

. Saturday, 10;00-11:00 a.m...

until the end of the month.

The fee for the four classes

is just 510,

For more information or to
register, phone the. recreation
department at 638-4750.

Hawaii bound

THE TERRACE Northmen
Rugby club take to the air
tomorrow, headed for Hawaii
and the World Invitational
Rugby toumament.

The 22-player squad is
scheduled to play their first

game on Saturday and the
competition will be tough
The Northmen will compete
in the ‘Sacial’ division, but
even there will likely run up
against one-time internation-
al players.

Court clinic planned

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
coaches have an opporiunity
to pick up some expert ad-

vice at a clini¢ planned for.

the end of the month.

The third annual such ses-
sion, it takes’ place Saturday,
‘Oct. 30 at the Capilano Col-
- lege Sportplex in North Van-
couver. ee

Guest speakers will include
Chris Gobert, head coach at
the University of Washing-

ton, UBC head coach Misty

Thomas and. Anne Gillrie-

Carre, former head coach at
Steveston Secondary.

There will also be on-floor

skills and drills demonstra-
tions.

The registration fee is $50
per person but there’s also a

special rate of $139 for three:

registrants from one school.

For more information, call.

Judy at 737-3032.

FAAS AAS SARARARRALLAALL EERE RERRSASERSEES |

Terrace Filipino-Canadian Association’

Dinner And Dance

Saturday, October 16, 1993
Terrace Arena Banquet Room

Tickets: $25.00 each

Available at Northwest Specialty Foods
| 638-0300

Enjoy Asian Cuisine, Songs, : “

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