C2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, December 1, 1993

Skaters ice medals [ 0752".
Sporis Regionals - . - os — oo Annual General Meeting

Tuesday, Dec. 7, 1993

Menu | results...

Skating Club had t 7:30 p.m.

aling uo had reason to ;

TODAY be pleased with the at the Clubhouse

Rec Leapue Hockey tformances turned in by its oo
Wranglers v Timbermen aaitrants at the Cariboo-North The purpose of the Annual General Meeting is to
© p.m.) Central, _ Regional . _inform the General Membership of this 1994 reports

“ Convoy ¥ Okies (10:30 p.m.) , Championships.

. Nine of the 15 skaters
Prt eh reerh set BEE Bad el
Recl ue Hocke advanced to the finals at the

Quesnel event with four -of

and the Election of Directors for the 1994 season.

All Seasons v y Skeena | th ° ith
vvmmuoszoece | “een tie ih ANNOUNCEMENT
SATURDAY, DEC. 4 Golden girls in the a ea mel
Elementary Volleyball Compulsory Figures were
BOYS Tournament al Thom-] Jennifer Kuehne Dr. Paul Clark
hill Jr. Secondary. (Intermediate Ladies) and optometrist
Carrie Iamele (Pre-Juvenile _ Is pleased to announce
Rec League Hockey Ladies). Dr. Katherine Pratt
Oke Weng pm) | ‘And ringing home bronze wimetist
P were = Daniel Miller as an associate in his clinical optometric practice
sunpay,pEC.§ - | Preliminary Mens 11 years beginning
Rec League Hockey and up) and Lindsay Moleski Novernber 1, 1993
Norm’s Auto v Back Eddy een Ladies 11 years
(9:30pm) and up). _Terrac
All Seasons v Coast Inn _ The club is also enjoying a Os 4550 anc 638.2020
(11 p.m) busy season with its OPTOMEIRIC Phone 638-
CanSkate programs. CORPORATION for appointment
TUESDAY, DEC. 7 To date, 50 skaters have
Rec eugue Beck dé passed the Pre-Beginner a
pm) V ack EOey level, 17 have eamed :
aan Beginner badges, nine
Sk Ca tI 10: 30 ; ?
evenness | Elie taps, STANDARD
SATURDAY, DEC. 11 ‘| Basic badges and one each
Curling have passed in Novice I and

CARRIERS
OF THE
WEEK

ZONE PLAYDOWNS for Jun- | = Novice II classes.
ior Boys hosted by Terrace|.. Two have also skated to
Curling Club. - their Dance I badge.

Thursday evening at 8-10 p.m.,
every Sunday 7:30-9:30 p.m.
at Thornhill Jr. Secondary
school. For. information, con-

CURLING ZONE playdowns The carrer of the
for Jr. Boys and Jr. Girls: con- week receives:
tact Gordon Oates 638-0996 -
(H)/ 638-1131 (W) or the curl- oH Big wae wees
ing club 635-5583 to register Large Fries"

for informati .
or tor information. - Regular Softarink
TERRACE BADMINTON ~ Sunday »
club plays every Tuesday and Nic ky Compliments of:

House
For a clear record of

(20 Disae at 635-3564, delivery and a job well.
piri hie Ee oun eB
“DUPLIGA iy Aegina - '
meets 7418p, every. Wee. _ FREE MCHABPY
“nesday night at: ‘Caledonia ‘Sr. a ME AL!

Secondary, Vicky (638-8418)
for more information.

FON MIXED DART
LEAGUE plays 8 p.m. Wed-
nesday nights at the Legion.
No need io sign up, just drop
. ‘in. Newcomers welcome, For

more information, Clare Groot
at 638-8493,

GOLD AND bronze medals on display, Lindsay Moleski (above, standing I-r) Jennifer Kuehne,
Carrie Jamele and (kneeling) Daniel Miller ware all smiles following the Cariboo-North Central
oe agonal championship heid in Prince George. Below, the entire Terrace team: Katie Dediluke (back
ADULT NOON hour hockey} — sow, |-1), Jill Harvey, Chella Levesque, Kuehne, Miller, lamele, Moleski, Grace Mitchell, Kendra
gocs every Monday, Wednes-} Eys; (sacond row) Leanne Ballinger, Erin Goodall, Stephanie Miller; and (front row) Nathania
day and Friday, 11:45am. tol]  Talstra, Vanessa LeBlanc.
p.m. First 20 players only and
19 years minimum age. .

THE
PERFECT as
| TURN MOUNTAIN

LADIES DARTS Teague plays
every Thursday night, 8 p.m. at
the Legion. New members al-
ways welcome to drop in.

To get an event on to the
SPORTS MENU, -bring . the
details into the office at .4647
Lazelle Ave., phone Malcolm |
at 638-7283 or fax. them to
638-8432. - '

ARE YOUR
THOUGHTS

Dream Skiing.

To make next week’s paper, Many sports psychologists ;
submissions must be fn n by 5}: [PREPARED have determined that mental | |: FREE
p.m. Friday. . a (a en preparation is equal to being Foad & Beverage
: FOR SKIING physically: prepared for all = Voucher
- eit ire : sports, As you have not skied ration with any oth 4
oh “ ony It ical ee a for more than 6 months,-. on aeount proare * 4 ]
fatter eee tn ortant o. thinking about your first turn 4
oo oon ee prepare the mind Before — TIM. eee = Will allow you to overcome the |
improve ° _ starting out on your first visit " Director of Skier Services hesitation felt by most skiers. |
our : | Ao the motitaln Prepare your = Shames Mountain Ski Corp. Using this tip to prepare ;
y of Q ¥ , Wear your boots for several your thoughts will help you to j
ame [> |. Reading Ski Magazines and hours to help adjust your feet. the best first run ever.
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ath? Watch as many Ski Movies 5 . |
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Or your cdoking: 71 Tune “and Wax your ski
Or your, health, . equipment

Go foritall the |. “GET YOUR SEASON. OFF TO A GREAT START

- Sign up for a ski improvement session early in the season to help put

“how-to” books. a you on the right track after the summer months, A qualified instructor can Th C t
and videos are on of} . help you develop your individual skiing skills and tactics, while showing e oas
r library. y. : on oN _ | you the rua and snow conditions best suited to expanding your ski
ou 7 experience. : J f h N h
sltes. eee NS SHAMES Shames Mountain Skier Development Centre has a program for any hn O t e or t
Pee a Le MOUNTAIN level of skier or snowboatder, which can include lift and rental equipment 770 Brunswick, Prince Georg e . 563-01 24
wormed (a oe if required.
oe le > You can register at the mountain or call ‘our office today tnd ask’ your C h,
Terrace ne ie ray | Office 635-3773 staff which program is best suited to you. 635-3773 The rate for a full day | Ask for the kt ig tm ce g’ Special

: ot a ~. | of child minding on Shatnes Mountain is $19/a day, not $10 4 day as
“pope I indicated in the Ski ‘Terrace 1993-1994 Winter Wonderland paca