Smithers Ski Club
members were winners in
ail four races held on the
Feb. 1 weekend at the
Kitsumkalum Ski Hill, It
was a Bantam Pepsi
Challenge series with
slalom and giant slalom
races for boys and girls.
Skiers from the local
club, plus Hickory Wing
in Prince George, and
Kitimat, also competed.

In the opening girls’
giant slalom on Satur-
day, Smithers skiers
finished in the top three
positions with Leanne
Wilson first, Claire
Challen second and
Nicole Collison third.

Results for Terrace

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Slalom ski
races held

skiers included Jody Cox
fourth, Nicole Jenkins
llth, Sarah Ford 12th
and Sandy Loptson 14th.

The boys’ opening
giant slalom was won by
Dennis MacKay of
Smithers, with Greg Ellis
of Prince George second
and Peter Mardiste of
Smithers third.

Terrace skiers
Results for Terrace

Kermodes to
Edmonton

Caledonia Kermode boys attend their final big out-
side high school basketbail tournament this weekend
when they take a train ride to Edmonton for the
eight-team, inter-provincial series hosted by Harry

Ainlay High School.

Several top teams from B.C. and the prairies are
taking part, including Holy Cross of Saskatoon —
the team the Kermodes meet in their opener Friday at

3 p.m. Alberta time.

Holy Cross is the number one ranked team in Sas-

katchewan.

Also competing is M.E.I. of Clearbrook,
Calgary's Bishop Carroll, Winnipeg's Churchill,
L.C.I. of Lethbridge, Victoria’s Belmont and the
hosts from Harry Ainlay school.

It’s a double knockout series with a consolation

skiers were Ryan Steven-
son fourth, Chris Thom-
sen L1th, Scott Loptson
14th, Jason Konst 16th,
Brian Cox 17th, Kelly
Gingles 19th, Matthew
Phillips 24th, Jason
Elorza 29th and Kyle
Stevenson 32nd.

In Sunday's slalom
races, Nicole Collison of
Smithers won the girls’
race with Sandy Loptson
of Terrace second. Jodi

Bartlett of Smithers plac-
-ed third. The only other

Terrace skier was Nicole
Jenkins, and she placed
sixth.

In the boys’ slalom
races, Dennis MacKay of
Smithers posted his sec-
ond win of the weekend.
Prince George skiers
Greg Ellis and Warren
Young were second and
third, respectively.

Results of Terrace
skiers were Brian Cox
fourth, Matthew Phillips
fifth, Ryan Stevenson
sixth, Scott Loptson
ninth, Jason Elorza
10th, Kelly Gingles 11th
and Kyle Stevenson 17th.

It was an all — North-
west Zone final at the
Prince George ‘‘Condor
Classic’? senior high
schooi boys basketball
tournament on the Feb.
1 weekend. The Terrace
Caledonia Kermodes
downed Kitimat Rebels
85-60 to win. the cham-

‘pionship of this eight-

team series at Duchess
Park high school.
Kermodes opened with
a 100-61 victory over
Prince George Kelly

side, which gives teams a guaranteed three games.

Fire

Thornhill Fire Depart-
ment report a car fire on
Thursday, Feb. 6. The
incident took place on
Water Lily, said fire
chief Art Hoving.

There were no dam-
ages reported in a small
grass fire on the corner
of Eby and Loen. Van-
dalism is suspected and
the fire is still under in-
vestigation, the fire
department reported.

Road. High scorers were

On Wednesday, Feb. 3
train cars carrying Bell’s
cedar poles caught fire at
the CN yards. Fire chief
Clifford Best said that
total cost of damages
would not be available
until next week.

Badminton winners

The Terrace Badmin-
ton Club held its annual
closed tournament on
the Feb. 1 weekend.
Here’s a list of winners
and runnersup, with
second-place finishers
shown in brackets.

“A’” flight — men’s
singles, Chuck Cey

Curlers
enter —
provincials

Two Terrace Legion
men’s curling teams are
off this week to chal-
lenge for the provincial
Royal Canadian Legion
championships this
weekend.

The men’s team skip-
ped by Kevin Sparkes, is
off to Princeton. Other
team members are third
Dennis Williams, second
Mel Anderson and lead
Murray Kelln. Keith
Williams (seniors four-
some) heads for Nanai-
mo for their finals.
Other players are third
Bob Harker, second
Wally Webb, and lead
Bud Kirkaldy.

(Mark Flaherty). Ladies’
singles, Jennifer East-
wood (Diane Cey).
Men’s doubles, Swarn
Mann and Andy Weber
(Chuck Cey and Dave
Sarsiat). Ladies’ doub-
les, Fran Mann and Judy
Johnson (Jennifer East-
wood and Deane Jen-
ion}. Mixed doubles,
Doug Jenion and Judy’
Johnson (Swarn = and
Fran Mann).

**B”’ flight — men’s

singles, Swarn Mann
(Phil Davies). Ladies’
singles, Judy Johnson

(Deane Jenion). Men's
doubles, Al Bayles and
AJ Stradeski (Phil Davies
and Don Page). Ladies’
doubles, May McFarlane
and Chris Wesemann
(Diane Cey and Eileen
Birkedal). Mixed doub-
les, May McFarlane and
Phil. Davies (Dave Sar-
siat and Karen Birkedal),

Consolation — ladies’
doubles, Brenda Cumis-
ky and Sheila Caddy.
Men’s doubles, Rob
Cumisky and Mark
Flaherty.

Next on the schedule
for Terrace is a doubles-

only tournament on Feb,
22 and 23 at Thornhill
high school. Outside en-
tries are expected from
Smithers, Prince Rupert
and Kitimat.

Terrace boys win
eight team series

Kevin Moldenhauer with
18, Kevin Maki with 14
and Garth Schmidt with
‘a dozen.

In the semi-finals they
took on the host Con-
dors and squeezed out an
86-80 win. Maki had a
hot hand with 19 points,
but Chris McDonald was
hotter as he hooped 25.
Moldenhauer contrib-
uted 15.

It wasn’t even close in
the Kermodes 25-point
win over their Arch
rivals from the alumi-
num city. Harry Dahmi
topped Kermode scoring
with 17 points. Kent
Aird, Dave Kirkaldy and
Moldenhauer each had
10,

To gain a berth in the
final, Kitimat downed
College Heights 64-48
and beat Quesnel 67-61.

Both Moldenhauer
and Maki picked up first
all-star honors for their
work, Joe Almeida was
named a first all-star for
Kitimat. The Rebels’
Greg Engen won the
most valuable player
award.

Minor hockey league

Rep team standings
Pups division _

Team Ww L
Prince Rupert 8 1
Terrace 9 3
Kitimat 0 4

_

T GF GA

1 76 41 17
1 75 43 19
0 47 115 =O

Peewee division

Terrace 1f 3
Prince Rupert 7 6
Kitimat 2 11

Terrace 5
Prince Rupert 5 7
Kitimat 6 B

1 122 623 23
1 81 7116
0 46 125 «4

Bantam division

0 84 92 18
0 88 86 8610
0 91 85 12

Midget division

No games played since early December.
These standings include games up to Feb. 1.

Scores
Jan. 24 — Kitimat Peewees 5-4 and 7-4 over Prince Rupert

Peewees.

Feb. t — Terrace Pups 7-0 and 5-3 over Kitimat Atom Reps.
Terrace Peewees 10-3 and 13-7 over Kitimat Peewees. Ter-
race Bantams 3-0 over Kitimat Bantams. Kiiimat Bantams

5-2 over Terrace Bantams.

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Coming Events

Friday, Feb. 14 — The Kinette Club is holding a
Valentine Baké Sale and Cookbook sale at the Co-
op, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Saturday, Feb. 15 — A puppet show, ‘The Paper-
bag Princess’ will be shown at the Terrace Public
Library at 2 p.m. Everyone is welcome and admis-
slon Is free. For more information, call the library,

638-8177.

Feb. 15-22 — Guide/Scout Week. Feb. 15 there are
displays in the mall, Feb. 18 an Interdenomina-
tlanal church service for members and families of
Scouting and Guiding at 2 p.m. at Veritas Church.
Offering will go to Food Bank. Feb. 21 there Is a
torchlight parade for all in Guiding and Scouting
at 6:30 p.m. from the municipal hall to arena ban-
quet room for Campfire.

Sunday, Feb. 16 — The Kinette Club of Terrace
third annual Senior Citizens’ Sweetheart dinner
and dance. Doors open at 4:30 p.m., dinner at 5
p.m. Open to all seniors. Please call to register
(and Indicate if transportation is required)
635-9788 or 635-6791,

Monday, Feb. 17 — Terrace Coffeehouse Is
holding its annual general meeting at 7:30 at Don
Diego's. For more information, ph. Lori Merrill,
635-9533 or Greg Frezell, 638-8623. New members
are welcome.

“Tuesday, Feb. 18 — Prenatal classes at Mills

Memorial Hospital starts a 6-week session, 7 to 9
p.m. Registration and information at the public
health unit.

Tuesday, Feb. 18 — Northwest Commodore Com-
puter Users group (Terrace) next meeting
downstairs In the Terrace Public Library at 7:30
p.m.

Thursday, Feb. 20 — Annual general meeting of
the Terrace Public Library Assoc.wiil be held at
7:30 in the tibrary meeting room. Elections to the
board of trustees will take place and nominations
for these positions will be accepted from the
floor. Refreshments will be served.

Saturday, Feb. 22 — Registrations are now being
taken for the “Women In Working Cooperatives”
workshop which will take place 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at
Kermode Friendship Centre, sponsored by Ter-
race Women's Resource Centre. For more infor-
mation ph. 638-0228, 12 to 4 p.m., or leave your
phone number on the centre’s answering machine
and we will get back to you.

Monday, Feb. 24 — Terrace Coffeehouse presents
Stephen Fearing in a dinner concert at Don
Diego's. Ph. Lori Merrill, 635-9533 or Greg Frezeli,
638-8623 for more information.

Feb. 28 deadline — 8.C, Festival of the Arts, entry
forms for juried shows are avail. at the Terrace
Public Library.

Feb. 27, 28 & Mar. 1 — Inconjunction with the B.C,
Winter Games, a Winter Games Craft Sale ls. be-
ing organized. All crafts people are urged to come
and display and sell thelr work and show the peo-
ple of B.C. the talent in cur area. Anyone in-
terested, please ph. 635-9960.

Saturday Mar. 15 — Terrace Royal Bank staff Is
holding a Benefit Dinner and Dance at the Elk's
Hall to raise money for the purchase of diagnostic
equipment for B.C. Children's Hospital. A talent
contest is being planned and groups or in:
dividuals wishing to enter can obtain entry forms
at the Royal Bank, Terrace. Deadline is Mar. 1.
Prizes will be awarded In various categories.
Tickets can also be obtalned at Royal Bank. For
further information, ph Helan McInnes, 635-7117.

Saturday, Mar. 22 — Thornhill Primary School
Flea Market, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the Thornhill Com-
munity Centre. Tables available. Ph. 635-7066.

Kitsumkalum Ski Club — is looking for coaches
and assistants for help with the Nancy Greene,
Bantam and Alpine Ski programs. Anyone in-
ferested please call Chris Johnson at 635-5596
after 5 p.m.

Terrace Association for Community Living — is
needing advocates for handicapped people living
in Terrace. For more information please phone
Janice at 635-8322 or Carol-Ann at 635-3940.

Wheolchair Basketball — Caledonia High Schoot
gym, Monday and Wednesday from 3 p.m. to 10:30
p.m. Everyone Is welcome.

Head First or Women’s Centre — Series subscrip-

tlon for all our 7 movies will be available at attrac: .

tive prices on the first night. For advanced sates
contact Head First or Women's Centre after Jan.
31, 1986. Ph. Jo Patterson at NWCC or J. Chrysler
at 799-2535 for further information.

Happy Gang Centre — Cribbage, 1 uesdays at 7:30
p.m.; Carpet Bowling, Wednesdays at 1 p.m;
Bingo, Fridays at 2 p.m.; Bridge, Fridays at 7:30
p.m. Lunches served Monday through Friday from
11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Pancake breakfast first Satur-

day of avery month. Regular monthly meeting,

second Thursday of every month at 2 p.m.

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