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Booth Junior High School's team won the bays’ section of the zone Grade 8 basketball championships held at Terrace late in,

February.

visits

‘The Sorel, Quabec Bantam
minor hockey team. arrived in
Terrace late in February as
part of a cultural exchange

program with the Terrace In-.

land Kenworth Bantams. Ter-
race visited Sorel early in
February. Sorel won six of
eight hockey games overall,

THE TERRACE & DISTRICT
ARTS COUNCIL

presents

"LIFE AFTER HOCKEY

(CANADA‘S AWARD-WINNING PLAY) |

MONDAY, MAY 11, 1987 AT8.PM |

_ atthe
REM LEE THEATRE

Advance tickets on sale at Carter's.
Jewellers in the Skeena Mall. ae

TK RADIO “AND TV,

ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE
THEIR FORTHCOMING
PRESENTATION OF

FRANK MILLS |
IN CONCERT AT THE
R.E.M. LEE THEATRE ON
SAT., MARCH 14, 1987

: a Tour Coordination AT 8: :00 PM

ENTERTAINMENT Executive Producer
MANAGEMENT CORPORATION SAUCE W. DAVIDSEN

~The northwest zone’s
junior ‘A’ boys and girls
high school basketball
championships were de-
cided at Prince Rupert on
the Feb, 21 weekend, with
the Booth Ravens taking
the boys’ side and Kitimat
Junior Orcas ‘winning the
girls side.

For Ravens to. grab the
boys’. title, they had to
come back from a 52-46
opening game loss to

' Nishga. Nishga” had. also

edged - Terrace ‘Skeena

47-44 in the first round.

It took Ravens four
straight wins to accomp-

Music

| Festival

The Cock a
ee _

Is ‘the stork me
about to. visit you? *

coming

The Pacific Northwest
Music Festival. 22nd ._An-
nual Gala Perforance will
take place'at the REM Lee
Theatre: Saturday, April
llat8pm.- °°.

Advance tickets - are
available’ during ‘the
Pacific Northwest Music

Festival at the REM Lee .

Theatre.

S i it

lish their feat, First they
eliminated Kitimat Junior
Rebels 56-24, then they
knocked out Skeena
65-40.

This meant Ravens had
to beat Nishga twice to

_ Claim the title. They did by

62-46 in the first game and
a 63-58 victory in the clin-
cher.

Ravens’ Ryan Leighton
was picked as most valu-
able player. All-stars were
Ski Cronck and : Roger
Basso. of. Booth, Mike
Alexander and Steve Mc-
Kay of Nishga, and John
Favela of Skeena.

Ravens go to the B.C.
finals at Vancouver Col-

lege starting tomorrow.

Kitimat’s girls won their
three-team series on three
wins. .The Junior: Oreas
beat Booth’ Ravenettes
38-33 to start, then knock-
ed off Skeena 42-35, After .
Booth eliminated Skeena,
Orcas beat them 45-40 for
the title.

Cheryl. Kinton of Kiti-
Mat was most ‘valuable
player. All-stars were Susy
Jarosch, Audrey —Denni-
son and: Nina :Phillipson
of Booth, plus Nina Nirui
of Kitimat and Phianon
George.

Let everyone know about the happy event by having it printed
in the Terrace Review. Forms are available at the hospital.

Mr. & Mrs. A. Bustin (nee Veyséy) are proud to announce the arrival
of thelr beautiful daughter, Laurie Nicole, 7 Ibs. 3.0z., on Feb. 21, 1987
at 3:50 p.m., and would like to thank Dr. Redpath and the hospital

staff on duty.

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Brian and Debbie Duhan are pleased to announce the birth of thelr

baby daughter, Cindy Melanie, on Feb. 21, 1987.

Joseph and Anita Sullivan are the proud parents of a baby gir,
Famaira Rose, born Feb. 22, 1987 weighing 8 Ibs. 10 oz.

Percy and Valerie Bengon are proud to announce the arrival of their
new daughter, Nakita Blanche, on Feb. 24, 1987, weighing in at 8 tbs,

11 072.

Patricia and Murray Dennis are proud to announce the birth of thelr

son, Jared Jarvis Loule. He weighed 7 Ibs. 6% oz. A brother for
Charlene. Special thanks to Dr. Hodge and staff at Mills Memorial
Hospital. Little Jared was born on Feb. 25, 1987.

Bev and Harold Montgomery are pleased to announce the arrival. of
their daughter, Cora Ashley, on Feb. 27, 1987 at 10:53 a.n., weighing
8 Ibs. 3 oz. A little sister for Dustin.

*

” Tickets | are 2 avaliable at Carter's Jewellers, Terrace
For further media info, please contact Mr. Tom Walker at 635-2101. 118

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