The high school sports
season got underway on
the final weekend of
September, and Terrace
teams met with success
by finishing in runnerup
positions.

The Caledonia Ker-
mode girl’s senior
volleyball team ran up a
seven-win, three-loss
record in the six-team

series at Smithers.

In the loss column,
two game at the hands of
the host team while the
other was in a split series
with Kitimat. ,

Kitimat and Smithers
tied for top spot with
eight-and-three marks.

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A Terrace family looks over
some “goodies” during a re-
cent outing.

Dates to

remember

Aug. 21, 1816
During the ‘‘Year.
Without A Summer”’ a
heavy snowfall on this
date covered fields in
Eastern Canada; the
worst frost ever also oc-
curred in August.
SEPT. 18, 1984
Dense fog prevented
Pope John Paul II from
landing at Fort Simpson,
NWT.

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School sports

Due to the lateness in
finishing, a playoff was
not held to determine
first place.

In the junior boys’ and
girls’ volleyball playday
at Kitimat’s Mount
Elizabeth School,
Skeena of Terrace took
second place in. both the
boys and girls section.

Thornhill surprised

- everyone on the boys’

side by coming in first,
Kitimat ‘A’ grabbed
third, followed by
Rupert’s Booth, Nishga

- girls’

and Kitimat ‘B’.

For the girls, Kitimat
‘A’ came first while
Kitimat ‘B’ ended up
third. Thornhill was
fourth, followed by
Booth and Nishga.

Grade eight boys and
girls took their action to
Prince Rupert. In the
round-robin  sec-

tion, the host Booth

‘team won four in a row.

Port Simpson was next
at three-and-one, follow-
ed by Kitwanga at two--
and-two, Skeena ‘A’ at

EDUCATION —

investment
economic prosperity.

AN INVESTMENT, NOT A COST

The Socreds have spent less on our children’s
education than any other provincial government.
Thay don’t understand the value of education.

Frank Howard and the New Democrat team believe
that education is an investment, not a cost. An
in your children’s future, and our

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one-and-three and
Skeena ‘B’ winless in
four tries.

For the three-team
boys’ double round--
robin § section,
won all four of their
matches. Booth and Kit-
wanga each wound up at
one-and-three.

In junior soccer played
at Kitimat, Skeena lost
both games — 3-0 to
Kitimat and 4-1 to
Booth. Kitimat beat
Booth 3-0 in the other
game.

Houston hosted the

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start

‘first high school zone

cross-country run on the
weekend at their new
Four-Seasons park deve-
lopment. Grade eight
boys and girls, plus
senior girls ran a 24%
mile circuit. Three girls
from Chandler Park of
Smithers Claire
Chowan, Jenny Gull and
Laura Taylor — placed
first, second and third
respectively in the Grade
eight run. For the Grade
eight boys, Shawn Wa-
bigwan of Houston was
first, followed by Peter

Hind of Chandler Park
and Vance Colbert of
Hazelton. In senior girls,
Heather Colbert of
Hazelton was the win-
ner. Rhonda Peterson
and Karen McDermitt,
both of Chandler Park,
were next in that order.
Jagroop Takhar, of
Houston beat out James
Feldman. of Burns Lake
by three seconds in the
senior boys 3% mile run.
Bill McIntyre of
Smithers was third.

In the three-team
junior boys’ soccer series
at Kitimat, the host team
downed Skeena 3-0 and
beat Booth 3-0. Against
Skeena, Booth came out
on top 4-1, .

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