Fred Berghauser (left) and June Norby
' (right) were crowned king and queen of the

a alleys at the Terrace bowling atley on ane 2

. Terrace

The’ Terrace bowling alley
* erowned the King and
Queen of the house in the

' conclusion of the inter- |

e.. league, bowl off on Sunday.

June-Norby was awarded «-'
‘Gloria Cote and second
-place King was'John Ross,

_ They won $25. worth of gift

- two $20 gift certificates for
Bavarian ‘Inn, a corsage
:from. Flowers a La Carte
and a box of. chocolates -for

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“NBR
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"EASTERN: CONFERENCE,
* ANaatle -Division

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Phila 32:18 1640 6
‘ New York JOM 612 G
New Jersey 26°25 1510 13
. Washington 23.27 460. 154
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Detrolt 2722.55)
Alwaukes 26 23.449)
Atlanta 26 24 «G38:
Chicago 20.28 i417 | 6 ©
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Indiana 14°35 288 13
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Utah HF 6200
Dallas a7 25°.519 5
San Ant 23,10 434 92
Kan City . 2 27 420-10
Houstan 20°31. 392 11%
OGenver 20 3t 2 Wk
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Los Ang WoW «460 —
Portland - a2 2) 604 2a
Seattle 26 22 «642 &
Phoenix 23°37 «400-10
Gatd State © 22 30 423 12
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San" Antanio 17 Indiana 108

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AAG

. monarchs crowned

being Queen of the Alleys,

Fred Berghauser was given
the. same for bowling his

way: lo the monarchy in the ”

male compelition.
Second place ‘queen was

certificates from -Savala’s,
$10 cash, and a box of
chocolates from Northern
pee

Thigg place, winners were:

‘Ruth Searle and Larry

Lopushinsky who. were
awarded Bev’s Head Shed

; gift certificates and a box of
chocolates; : |

‘The Terrace . bowlers .
: would like to thank all those
‘merchants who-.donated to
the tournament.

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"Pepsi challenge skiing

‘the bantam ski team was in Smithers over the sveekend
‘to participate i in another ofthe pepsi challenge: ski races.
Two local skiers ‘won medals’ and the team had. a 9004,"

showing. «

In the girl's giant «slalom: races ‘oh Saturday. Tia t

Kurylowich broke into the Smithers dominated top ten. “anid:
won a bronze medal. In the boy’s giant slaiom Brent-Kehl
picked up a bronze and Shaun Stevenson and Rob Morrison

both placed in the. top-ten. ©

In Sunday's races: Tia’ ‘Kurylowich | placed ath an. the.”

slalom and Sara-Morin of Terrace placed 1th. AML of the.
other top ten skiers weré Smithera girls, - :

In the-boys slalom Jan Kel placed sth, ‘Shaun Sievenson

placed 6th, and-again all-of the attier top ten skiers. were ‘partially detached retina and
a -. Tetired from ‘boxing the

from Smithers. 7

Terrace will be ‘hosting ine. next: of the

pepsi challenge

races but because of the poor condition of Kitsimkalum ski
hill the team will host on Hudsoji's Bay Mowntaln. The final
two races will decide the outcome of the aki s¢ason with the knockouts, announced - his
top 15 beys and the’ top 10 girls going to the provineiale in .

Penticton in March.

Kermode basketball

The Caledonia Kermodes place third. overall in F) ‘tour:

* mament’in Vernon this past weekend. The’ Kermades

‘opened with a 108-103 win over a‘ team from .Cardston

” Alberta. Mike Hogg. was high scorer. with, 20° points’ and
Ross Dickie had 25, : oats
- In their second game the Kermodes Jost to Salmon Arm |

80-76. Hogg was again top man with 28 and Dickie and Sean

Moldenhauer each added ‘14,

‘In.their final game ‘of the tournament Caledonia. edged i"
Powell River 98-97. Moldenhaver had 2B and: ‘Ross, Dickie give me another opponent,

got 21..

Mike Hogg was named to the first allstar tearn and Ross
Dickie was given a ‘second allstar.

TCL: action.

‘Inmen’s commerctal hockey action Ménday night Skeena’
Hotel edged Lakelse Hotel 9-3, Richard Kolner.was hot. for,
Lakelse, scoring four goals on the night; -Bob Dempster had
» Sassists and a goal and Ron Smaha had a goal and 3 assists.

Mike Laroque and Graham Bales each iad twa Boals to:

-iead Skeéna -

Tone wrestling

“The wrestling ' Zone finals,
for high - ‘school wrestlers
was held at Kitwanga
elementary-secondary
school on Saturday.
Hazelton . was, the ; overall
point leader “with 76,

. Smithers: placed’ second —

with 66. and Terrace: was"
third with 61, Kitwanga was
fourth “overall with 54
followed by. Houston with 32

and. Kitimat, with. 20, The * ~
‘top three:Wrestlers in:each.

weight -.categary:. were
awarded medals, The top

wrestlera in the zone will be -

representing this area at the
provincials. later — this
‘month, =~

FINAL RESULTS from tne zone
wrestiing meet held in Kitwanga on
Saturday, Feb, 11,-1984,

38 kilo: 1} Brian Shorter 2) “Justin
Meck 3) Nick ¢ Cummins {hez)

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Leonard, 2, underwent
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“My reaction is not to let
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‘out of training,” Howard
Said Monday night.at a
Philadelphia hotel. “If his
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then God bless him.” ~
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knockouts, added: “I have
to step on. If we don’t fight,

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source said involved. the
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