‘Winter Games

Get yo ur telet 10 : ip :

The second last-word on the
telethon is--

“to. 92 per: cent of the monies

pledged anid they are still rolling .
- in. come on-Térrace let's. hit the ,°~

; 100 per ‘cet: mark..

If you. have not as yet backed a .

up your.pledge.you can mail it *
~-dn to-The Northern B.C;-Winter-
Games, ‘P.O, Box.98, Terrace, *
B.C. V8G 4A2 or ‘atop it off at
the Winter. "Gamies” office : on
Keith Avenué. . Sr
AML the monies: ‘raised will be.”
going to the hosting of the Nor -
thern B, ron ‘Winter-Games i in: “91.
and’ one. of ‘the’ bopularsports
that we will want ta watch fori is.
‘badminton.

. Badminton. isa deviation of *
the: ‘ancient: game of: -battledore ;
and shuttlecock. It is believed -
that the game was first.played in ,

vits present form in“India about °.
1800. on an oval court,”

AD ‘scene ‘at. the Duke of |
Beaufort's hoiise party at Bad- ©
minton,’ Gloucestershire,
England | between 1865 and 1870"
gave rise to:the current namie, .

One of the guests who made
himself ‘npopular through a

“fantastic”: The "|
_pledges:collected to date add up ©

“lack ‘af, spottsmanship “Was -
- given, a5 4 penance, the task. of:

_ amusing ‘the other guests. ‘He:

” stuck feathers into a cork; stret: .

: ched string across the hall, used |

* tennis racquets and the resultant:
game became known as bad:
“minton,

: The first rules were printed i in
1877 in Karachi, India-and are”
Still used today.

: Badminton is a game design.

“ed for singles or doubles and is’ ~

“played with racquets, and a
-Shuttlecack. Players’ score’
: points by striking the shuttle so
-it lands inside the court on the
Opponents side of the net, Bad. «
..minton is played by people of
‘all ages and it has become an
‘Olympic sport.

An exhibition event was held

‘in Seoul in 1988 and it is nowin- . .

cluded in the full Olympic

medal program in Barcelona in

“4992. “Anil Kaul, formerly. of.

_Cassiar, B.C. is a hopeful. for
“the Canadian team representing

‘Us in Spain. ;
The Terrace Ciub first played
jn the old Catholic Church ‘hall
» Where the Skeena Mall now sits.
The‘club then moved to the old -
Civic Centre then to Skesna
Secondary School and. ‘iow
plays in the Thornhill Junior .
Secondary School gym. . ~~
"- The club has a number of -
long time players such as Ray
’ Flaherty who has played almost
since the club began more that
ihitty years ago. There is also
Gord-and Betty Clent who have
been ‘playing for 23 years,
. Players from the Terrace Club

have continued playing at com- |

petitive levels in the province.

_ ment and the promotion of
 Badminto, the Terrace Chib

Recreational Hockey League Scores:

; .. . Ort. 13
All Season’ $5, Convoy Supply 3

a Skeena Hotel 3, Riverside Auto Wranglers 3

. /. et. 14
: an Season's 4; Inn of the West 0

Northern Motor Inn Okles 4, Norm’s Auto Refinishing t

: “Oct, 16
a Ail Scason’s 8, Skeena Hotel 3

- Riverside ‘Auto Wranglers 8, Convoy Supply |

Botton Oe Ay
i Norm’ 3 Auto Refinishing 6, Terrace
Oct. 18

ie Noni Motor Inn Oktes 5, Inn of the West 5:

Oct. 20

: al Season's 7, Norm's Auto Refinishing 4

“ Skoena Hotel 8 Jon of the West 5
: Oct. 21
errace Timbermen 2, Northern Mo

. : Terrace Dart League

Standings
"NAME — GPW  %
Carol Creek “2h 16 66.7
“Malcolm Baxter 40 26 65.0
Sally Ryan §0 32 44.0
Bob Bennett 36 23 63.9
Clare Groot 36 23 -63.9
Kay. Munroe” 34.21 61.8:
Ron Thyr 3421 61,8
Loretta Seale 40 22 $5.0
Theresa Doucette 24.130 54.2.
Lorna C, 26:14 «53.8
Brian. Melatyre 5-96-19 © 52.8
. Neil Nordstrom _ $0 24°. 48,0
"Ben Sousa 2) 2-40 1947.5.
Roy | Blue - 30.13 | 43,3
Ed €,:.: = : 26 1 42.30
Margaret Baxter,” - 26 10 38.5
Hugh,Power .. - — 34.13 “38.2
“Art Lorimer: cho 34.12 _,35.3
. ‘Players helow 20 games...»
: Pat ‘Campbell | ~", 16 18 '-93.8
- Bil Robingoti We By BO0%,
Keith, Trask.” 10°S 50.0

Steve Ketch on 16 6 37.5.

agen hoatess is the ight parton ta -
ip you find a place in your nw
mimunity. ©.

iverside Auto Wranglers §, Convoy Supply 2

cid ether Wranglers | 7 '
agon’s 6, Norm’s lis ‘Rerinshing. gS

» Inn‘of the West 8, Terrace ‘Tintemen 5

Team

NMI Okies

’ ‘Terrace Timbermen

Convoy Supply

Recreational Divisio

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All Seasons
Skeena Hotel

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Timbermen 2

‘Riverside Auto Wranglers

Norm's Auto Refinishing

| Oldtimers Division Standings:

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For long time active involve-.

now host the “sherry Anderéon |: :.

Appreciation Award’ as

recognition of her contributions”
and since Sherry left Terrace in | ~
1986 it has been presented: three |,

times,

In 1987 the recipient of the .

award was Dee Jenion, in, 1988
it, was. Bob Cooper. and in 1990

the Etzertza Family from Prince~
_ Rupert, Terrace hosts two ma- -_

‘jor tournaments in. the ‘north,
Persons attend from’as far away
as Quesnel, Prince. George, The

Queen Charlotte. Islands, The
- Yukon Territories and Alaska. -
: Phe junior players have done ;

extremely well, placing first in

1988 high, school junior tour-

“Raments held in Vancouver. ”
Badminton scholarships. have

~ been awarded to Lisa Mailloux :
and Paul.Fogtmann and: the .
. Nancy Green scholarship’ in’
1990 was . awarded © -to.. ‘Callie \

Swan. -

- There is no’ doubt with that -
kind’ of history there will be.
plenty of interest in badminton *

- during the Winter Games and
wé look forward to some great
things from our focal com-

petitors and our visitors in ater-_
_ tific sport,

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