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B4 Terrace Review — Wednesday, February 20, 1991

Winter hopefuls at Canada Games -

After months of preparation,
British Columbia’s winter stars
of the future left February 15 for
the Canada Winter Games in
Prince Edward Island.

Two hundred thirty-four ath-
letes from 54 communities will
represent Team B.C. at the Win-
ter Games which run from
February 17 - March 2.

During the first week (Feb-
ruary 17-22), athletes will com-
pete in the sports of badminton,
biathlon, women’s curling, fenc-
ing, men’s hockey, women’s
hockey, judo, squash, syn-
chronized swimming, and
rhythmic gymnastics. Sports con-
‘tested in week two (February 25
- March 2) will include gym-

nastics, boxing, cross country

table tennis, speed skating,

skiing, men’s curling, figure weightlifting, and shooting.

skating, racquetball,

ringette,

Northwest spiels —
run low on entries

Attendance was down at two
weekend bonspiels in the North-
west. At the Smithers’ men’s
open spiel, only 40 rinks signed

up for the three-day, four-event °

series.

The grand challenge between
‘A’ and ‘B’ event finalists was
won by Dave Fraser over Don
Palmer. Later in the ‘B’ final,
Palmer gained revenge by

beating Fraser. Don Brise won
‘A? event while ‘C’ went to Phil
Leroux and ‘D’ to Larry Rein-
boldt.

Kitimat’s open mixed spiel at
Tamitik attracted 22 teams in-
cluding two from Terrace. Chris
Muller won ‘A’ event while ‘B’
event went to Jim Sage and *C’
to Ian Blakely. Terrace’s Ian

’ Fierbach took ‘D’ event.

Game Scores
Feb. 7

- Feb. 10

“Feb. 12
. Standings:

“Team
. Convoy. Supply

_All Seasons 5, Skeena Hotel 3

_ Inn of the West 11, Riverside Auto Wranglers 10
\ All Seasons 4, Norm's Auto Refinishing 2

Convoy Supply 5, Riverside Auto Wranglers 3 a
“Terrace Timberman 4, Northern Motor Inn Okies 1

. Norm's Auto Refinishing 8, Skeena Hotel 0
Al Seasons 3, Inn of the West 2—

_Oldtimers Division

. ‘Northern Motor Inn Okies 36 10 19
. Terrace Timberman 25 «12~«Ol
Riverside Auto Wranglers 37 10222

The Scores Are...

TERRACE MEN’S RECREATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE one.

Snowarama °91
raises $12,300

The weather wasn't quite Ideal, but local riders — of all
ages — set a new Snowarama record Feb. 10. Pledges
surpassed the previous record of $10,400 by a wide margin.
On the snow side of things, the first few kilometres of Nass
road were ice, then there was a about 20 kilometeres of wet
snow, but at the 23 kilometre mark the course was nothing §
better than bare gravel. This was not a problem for local

snowmobilers, however. They simply traversed the shorter

_ Recreational Division
| Team GP W L
' All Season’s 3523 9
-. “Inn of the West 3 2 2
* Skeena Hotel 4 #617) «(12
-Norm’s Auto Refinishing 34 16 16

Terrace Minor Hockey —
Atom House League

‘Centennial Lions 12, Kinsmen 1
_ Tilden 5, All Seasons 4
Centennial Lions 12, All Seasons 4

Terrace Minor Hockey —
Novice House League

~ Legion 2, Wilkinson 2; Longs 9, Elks 9
Doyles 7, Lagion 6

Terrace Men's Basketball League

~~ All Séasons 110, Road Maintenance 86 -
_ High scorers —
~~ Dave Hogg 37, Mike Hogg 25

- Skeena Hotel 94, Ev's Clippers 89

course twice to rack up the required 100 kilometres.

Contributed by Mac Felli

On Sunday, Feb. 10, 82
showmobilers rode out on
the West Kalum Road and
raised over $12,300 on behalf
of the B.C. Lions Society for
Crippled Children. The
money raised will go toward
the continued operation and
maintenance of Easter Seal
houses here in B.C. .

High scorers —

Wade Watson 33, Edgar Valman 21
All Seasons 96, Skeena Hotel 94
. High scorers —
Dave Hogg 34, Arnie Pelletier 24
ve Ev's Clippers 104, Road Maintenance 94
High scorers —

Wade Watson 33, Roy Vick 30

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On behalf of the Skeena

Valley Snowmobile Associa-
tion and the Terrace Lions
Clubs, I would like to thank
all the Terrace and area
businesses and residents
whose donations helped
make this year’s event one of
the best ever.

Most importantly, I want
to thank everyone who gave
up their time and went to
work to gather the pledges.

B.C. bowlers get ready

for national

A record number of top B.C.
bowlers will vie for a purse of
more than $43,000 in the
Labatt’s Lite championship five-
pin bowling series coming up on
CBC sports weekend,

On Saturday, March 2, 89
bowlers will converge on Surrey
to bowl 10 games each in an at-
tempt to qualify for the final 18
provincial spots.

roll-offs

Two B.C. bowlers will roll-off
for the TV show qualifications.

Bowlers from our area are
Rob Rollins and Roger Alves of
Kitimat; Larry Lopushinsky and
John Rasmussen of Terrace; and
Harry Fairbrother and Teru Ya-
mamoto of Prince Rupert.

Rasmussen has represented
B.C. on the TV show in the past.

BBB invoice alert

The Better Business Bureau is
advising company owners that
forms and invoices received from
an organization called Central
Bank of Canadian Firms are not
bills from a government agency,

The BBB says the forms and
invoices, requesting companies to
fill out a form and return it with

$50, are being confused with the
annual business registration fee
notice from the Consumer and
Corporate Affairs branch of the
federal government in Ottawa. The
situation is made more confusing
by the company’s address, whigh
is adjacent to the Consumer and
Corporate Affairs central office in
Hull, Quebec.

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