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B2 Terrace Review — Wednesday, February 6, 1991

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Cross-country skiers —
marathon on mountain |

Well-known Burns Lake skier
Tony Strimbold ‘turned in the
fastest time for the Bulkley
Valley cross-country ski mara-
thon held last weekend at the
Pine Creek trails on Hudson Bay
Mountain in Smithers. Strim-
bold blazed across the finish
line in one hour, 46 minutes, 24
seconds. It was a 35-kilometre
course.

The top female was Thelma
Hagen in two hours, 24 minutes,
two seconds. One hundred and
forty-three skiers competed in
this annual marathon. A half-
marathon was also staged, plus
shorter routes for juniors and
tots. Three-year-old Peggy
Howard was the youngest skier.

~ Results
Senior Men’s 19 to 29 years:

Tony Strimbold, Matthew
Cachia, Tyler Cochrane.

Men’s 30 to 39 years: Harry
James, Richard Harrison,
Walter Bucher.

Men’s 40 to 49 years: Laurie
Karjaluoto, Ray Wick, Matt
Denys. .

Men’s 50 to 59 years: Barry
Hagen, Toni Heiuzmann, Cecil
Reid.

Men’s 60 to 69 years: Dr. Ken
Leighton: (oldest racer).

Senior Women 20 to 29 years:
Sally Thompson, Denise Knight,
Lynn Mitenko.

Women 30 to 39 years:
Thelma Hagen, Pat Pearce, -
Susan Denny. ~ ;

Women 40 to 49 years: Jo-
anne Reid, Sherry Pooley, Liz
Horne.

SKI TIPS from Shames Mountain Ski School

Skiing and kids

Those who begin skiing at an early age will generally
surpass. those of us who start older. The reason? Our .
bodies are learning most of our movement skills when
we're young. Children are very agile and adaptable to new
situations.

This is one good reason to encourage the development of
young skiers. Another advantage is the unlimited
entertainment and fitness your children will gain through
skiing. Skiing is a sport shared by young and old alike.
Once learned, it is a sport that one can enjoy for many
years. At any age, safety and fun are of foremost .
importance.

Until age three+, youngsters will require constant
supervision and remember: they tire quickly. If you are a
parent and don’t ski, you ought to enrol your children in
a professional learning programme. Children may start in
Snow Mites ski school programmes at Shames as young as
four. By age 4 or 5, children are much stronger and more
capable of learning the skills required to ski. For more
information on ski school programmes, call 635-3773. For
a recorded report on snow conditions, call 638-8SKI.

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The Scores Are...

Terrace Minor Hockey —
Atom House League
Gentennial Lions 9, All Seasons 5
Tilden 5, Kinsmen 5 :

Terrace Skeena Cellulose reps split weekend
~ minor hockey games with Kitimat reps. Terrace won
5-4 while Kitimat won 5-2.

- Terrace Minor Hockey —
. » ~ Peewee House League
‘Terrace Farwest Fuels 2,
-J** *"" itimat Danholme Contracting 1
.¢. . Terrace Farwest Fuels 2, Kitimat Sharks 0
~ -Parwest 4, Bradford 3

‘Midget Minor Hockey — Inter-City Play

Terrace Totem Ford 6, Kitimat Legion Bombers 1
Terrace Totem Ford 8, Kitimat Lagion Bombers 5

Terrace Inland Kenworth bantams won third-place
‘bronze medals on the weekend at the Houston invita-
tlonal minor hockey tournament. They wound up with

~ qwo wins and two losses. Terrace beat Houston 5-2 to
start, then lost 7-1 to Burns Lake. In game three they
were defeated 14-2 by Kitimat. The final Terrace
game was an 8-7 win over Burns Lake. 7

_ Terrace Minor Hockey —
Novice House Division

Wilkinson 5, Elks 4
“Doyles 3, Longs 2
Elks 7, Legion 2

Terrace Men’s Basketball League

Alt Seasons 98, Road Maintenance 89

High scorers — Dave Hogg, 25, Mike Hogg 31
Ev's Clippers 101, Skeana Hotel 96

High scorers — Wade Watson 33, Roland Barton 33,

; Harpo Manhas 33

-» Legion Splel |
A. Russ Kirk; 2. Ron Murphy; 3. Kelth Norman;
oo, 4 Jeff Davidson; all of Terrace. oat
= Oto Lindstrom; 2. Bill Kawinsky; 3. Keith Dahms;
con” allot Terrace; 4. van Spletzer, Prince Rupert.
“- G. Randy Mehinick; 2. Jack Parry; 3. Rich Bennet; |
4S, Krusselbrink, all of Terrace,

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> Norm's Auto Refinishing 3, Northern Motor [nn Okies 2

~: All Seasons 9, Convoy Supply 6 .

Jan, 27

- Inn of the West 3, Northern Motor Inn Okies 2

2» Skeena Hotel 8, Riverside Auto Wranglers 0

|.» Jan, 29

Norm’s Auto Refinishing 4, All Seasons 3

-- .Skeena Hotel 8, Inn of the West §

. Jan. 30 . :
Northern Motor Inn Okies 5, Terrace Timberman 4 =:

Jan. 31
--- Convoy Supply 3, Riverside Auto Wranglers 0

_. Standings:
. Oldtimers Division
= Team GP Ww L *T
_ "Northern Motor Inn Okis 32 9 +16 7
. * Convoy Supply 32 9 . 16 7
Riverside Auto Wranglers 32 9 9 4
‘Terrace Timberman / ai 9 10 2
a i Recreational Division
eo Dean ce W L T GF GA PTS
Jo All Season’s 3200 «20 9 3° 150 107 43
Inn of the West 92 18 #10 4 «165 «12 40
Skeena Hotel : 32, «:17——s «10 § 162 121 39
Norm’s Auto Refinishing 31 1415 2 14 136 30

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