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Prince Rupert’s Bantam *B’ team managed only one win at the Terrace spring-break Bantam 'B'
They took fourth place In the five-team series,

Minor Hockey Tournament.

Kiwanis Peewees win

Kitimat Kiwanis Pee-
wees won their double
‘AA’ division, but Terrace
Skeena Cellulose had to
settle for ‘B’ side run-
nerup in their triple
‘AAA’ division at the
Oliver minor hockey tour-
nament on the March 21
weekend,

After winning a couple
of exhibition games while
enroute to Oliver, Terrace
opened the tournament
with a 6-2 win over Chil-

 liwack. Jared Ewart set

the pace with three goals.

Eight —
teams.
play

in local
bonspiel

Terrace contributor
TERRACE — The Ter-

‘race Curling Club had

eight teams participating
in the St. Patrick’s Day
spiel on March 17 and
here are the results:

Basaraba from Alberta
beating McFadyn from
Ontario to the score of 9
to 3. Larsen from Van-
couver lost to MacKinnon |

‘from Alberta to the tune

of 3 to 5. Anderson from
East Germany tied Toovey
from Prince Rupert 6 all,
Leveque also from East
Germany beat Marsh
from Saskatchewan 8 to 2,

A great time was had by
all and a special welcome
to all the newcomers,

- Janet Hultrans, Jay Cline,

Darlene Lockhart, Brenda

_ Erickson, Linda Smith,

Liz DeJong, Vi DeJong,
Faye LeClerc and Mau-
reen Hayward.

Next year the ‘'Coffee
League’’
Tuesday starting at 9:30
a.m. with a special in-

_ troduction to the game of

curling and a few lessons
of instruction for new and
old, =

Hope to see you all
there, babysitting will be
available.

‘For any more informa-
tion please contact’ the
Terrace Curling Club at
635-5583.

will be held |

Richy Piattoni added a
pair while Shane Bourgoin

had one. Jason Krug was .

named the game star.
Against tough Pentic-
ton, Terrace came up with
a 2-1 win. Terrace goalies
Shawn Munson and Kevin
Hill. shared game star

- honors. Dennis Bannister
and Ivan Laschenko did

the scoring.
Game three was Ter-

race’s downfall as they

dropped a 4-0 decision to

Castelgar. Bannister was
selected as’ game star for

| Terrace. This loss dropped

Terrace to the ‘B’ final. of
triple ‘AAA’,

It was no contest in the
final game as Kelowna
thumped Terrace 11-5.

Jim Dempster was picked .

as game -star, and he
scored a goal along with

Krug, Davey Jones, Las-.
-chenko and Ewart.

On the way to Oliver
Terrace stopped at

Williams Lake where they
whipped a Bantam ‘B’
team 6-1. They also played
at Kelowna and won 4-2.

Kitimat won four
straight to take the double
‘AA’ side. They clobbered
South Okanagan. 12-3 in

their’ first. game where :
Robert - Grant was. the.
game star.

In. game ‘two: Kitimat.

took Hundred Mile House

5-2 with Tommy Neim-
inen the game star. In the
semi-final it was a 9-5 win
over Revelstoke as An-
thony Rivers got the best
of game award. |

Kitimat won their side
by beating Sydney 6-2,

Terrace Tuesday Morning Curling Coffee League representatives panelpated in the local Si.

Patrick’ 8 Day spiel.

Youth Soccer |
season opens»

TERRACE — The 1987

Youth Soccer season will
start with opening day

ceremonies on Saturday,
May 2 at Skeena school
grounds.

Registration has been
completed, but those

players tardy in signing up _

have had to pay an extra
$10 to get into the league.

Some uniforms from
the 1986 season have yet

to be handed in, and all

coaches are being urged to
collect this equipment and
turn it into Don Highe’s
office on Lazelle Avenue.

Youth Soccer advises

May 2

that the dress rule will be -

strictly enforced for. all
games — this means regu-
lation shorts, shirts and

socks, Failure to do so will -
result in default: of the

match.
Coming up. this Friday,
to Sunday is .a level. one

coaching clinic —-:one of -

several. expected to take

place over the season, in-
cluding a referee course -

coming up shortly.

Here's alist of executive _

‘members for this season:

. Chairman — Don

-Highe;. Vice-Chairman —

Mike Brady; Field Prepar-

ation — Harry Brown;

Registrar — Bev Bujtas;
Under-10 Coaching Co-
ordinator — Géorge Buj-
tas; Opening Day Chair-

‘man —~ Ben Faber; Secre-

tary — Marion . Faber;

‘Treasurer — Don Highe; |

Referee Co-ordinator —
Vic Jolliffe; Opening Day
Committee — Joe Neves;

-Publicity Co-ordinator —.
- Ame’Perrin; Head Refe-

ree — Bill Robinson.

WO:

1977-1987 |
A DECADE DOWNA SAFER ROAD

OUNTERATIACK

SRINKING INKING DRIVING |

 Tereace.‘

Wednesday,

Terrace Arena. Tickets available at Pat ‘World’ and: AN.

Seasons.

Thursday, April 2 — ‘There will be a : spacial meeting, at 8
p.m. at the Clubhouse for Skeana Valley Golf Club”
“Members. Discussion of the-new clubhouse. and the.
. firiancing. All certificate holders please attend! © °

Saturday, April.4 = Come'and enjoy a pancake breakfast

at the Happy Gang Centre from 8 to 11:a,m., Sponsored by
the B.C.. Old. Age. Pensioners . ‘Organization, | Br. 73.

. Everyone welcome. .

April 4 and 5 — . The. Terrace Badminton Club’s 8 “doibies
only” tournament is coming up at Thornhill Junior Secon-

dary School. It’s open to anyone. Phone Judy Flaherty at
635-7814 or Deane Jenion at 638-1678 to enter. Single ¢ ens |

tries will be palred by organizers.

Saturday, Apill 4 ~ Totem Saddle Club Dance at 9p. m. at: .
_ the Elks Hall. Band — Borderline. Phone 635-5048 or.
635-3474 for further Information. ‘

Sunday, April § — Northwest Community College Is spon-.
soring a meeting of Cafe conversation at Don Diegos

~ Restaurant, which will take place until 7 p.m., after which _
“there will be a book discussion until 8 p.m. The discussion ©

will cover the choices of books for next year's meetings,
- and an informal discussion of The Bone People.

Tuesaday, April 7 — The Terrace Breast Feeding Support .

Group welcomes all parents and expectant parents to
their meating at 8 p.m. at Mills Mamorial Hospital. The top
of discussion will be “how lorig shoutd | nurse”, with guest
speakers Dr, Nicola Barton and Or. Lonnie Almas.

Tuesaday, April 7 — Terrace Women’s Resource Centre

with Marianne Weston presents an information evening —

for parents and care givers. “Once a Cesarean, Always a

. Cesarean?" The 1986 film, “On Vaginal Birth After

Cesarean” will be shown. Reasons, risks, benefits and
alternatives will be discussed. 7 to 10 p.m. Everyone

| welcome. Women's Centre, 4542 Park Ave., Terrace: Call

Candy. or Pat at 638-0225 or Marianne at 635-2042.

Thursday, April 9 — If you enjoy speaking Spanish or
would tike to speak it better and would like to meet others
who speak Spanish, Join us in the basement room of the
Terrace Public Library at 7 p.m.

Saturday, April 11 — Spring running clinic for ail would be

runners and experienced runners — 10 a.m. to 12 noon at
the Terrace Library activity room. Sponsored by the
Skeena Vatley Runners Club.

Saturday, April 11 — B.C. Old Age Pensioners Organiza-
tion Br. 73, Spring Tea and Basement Sale at the Happy
Gang Centre, 1 to 4 p.m.

Saturday, April 11 — Garage sale at Elks Hall on: Tetrault

Street fromm 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. All proceeds go to the Mills -
Memortal equipment fund. For donation of ideas of con: °

signment sale phone 635-6643 or 635-2415. .

Sunday, April 12 -— Annual spring fun run sponsored by |

the Skeena Valley Runners at the Terrace Public Library at.

1 p.m. Distance — § to 10 km. You will be timed, cer: |

tiflcates and refreshments.

Monday, April 13 — Northwest Development Education
Assoc. Mg showing the flim “Chotces" that documents a
wide range of development approaches being tried in Asia,

‘Africa, Latin America, the Caribbean and the Middle East,

at 7:30 p.m. at the Montessori Preschool/Carpenters Hall,

' $312 Sparks St. In Terrace. A short business meeting will
fotlow. Everyone welcome. For. more Info., call Frances at
635-2436.

Tuesday, April 21
Schizophrenics is a support group that meets once per
month. Meetings are the 2rd Tuesday of the month at 7:30
| pm at the Psych. Conference Room at Mills Memorial

-Hospital. Anyone wishing to learn more or become part of
‘ this group Is'welcome to attend the meetings. Please call
636-3325 or drop in to the next meeting at 7: 30 p.m.-

April 22 - The annual Spring Bazaar of the
Catholic Women’ 's League wilt be held from 7 to 9 p.m. in
- the Veritas School gym on Straume Avenue. There will be a

Wednesday,

bake sale, bottle table, craft sales and fashion sewing

Items, etc. A ratfie will be held for a tablecloth, picture and”

quilt.

Wednesday

, April 22 — A Woman and Development group
will be viewing the “Nalrobl

acy” video, concerning the

. 1985 End of the Decade Conference for Women held in

Nairobi, Kenya. This gather will be at he Terrace Women's
Centra, "4542 Park Ave., Terrace at 7:30 p.m. Information on
MATCH international, which links. women’s groups around
the world, will be available tor discussion. For more intor-
mation contact Northwest Development Education
Association at 635-2436. Everyone Is-welcome.

Tusaday, April 26 — The Terrace Figure Skating Club's an-
nual general meeting at 7:30 p.m. at the Ubrary. All parents
welcome to attend.

May 1 and 2 — The Spring Arts and Crafts sale will bein

tha Caledonia High School gym. It will be set up on Friday
evening and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. will be
displaying and selling day. Entry forms with further infor-
mation will be available at the Gallery, Library, Northern
Lights Studio and Wallinda Crafts. And again, another
plea for volunteers! We do have some new volunteers, but
are still In need of people, espectally for afternoons. If you

have extra time, please call Diane English at 635-5905
after 5 p.m,

A Flea Market will be held at the , Oddteltows Hall, 3222

Munroe, Terrace, on the 3rd Saturday of every month from

10 am. to 3 pa m. Gall 635-3895 for further information.

‘April 1- “Thorntiill “Junior Secondary Nova - .
_ Scotla exchange students will be selling chocolate bars to
aise funds for the exchange between 3:30 and 6 pm. |

_ April 1.and 2 — Come to the Circus, it’s on lee — : Terrace
Figure Skating Club — ‘Skating Carnival at 7:30 p.m. at the ©

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