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The Jack Perry rink topped the competition at the beginning
‘of the month in the Terrace Curling Club ¢ at the annual Legion

‘bonspiel.

_ Prince Rupert is celebrating ‘its .
annual All Native Basketball tour- -
nament this week with more than

‘| 20 teams in town for the 33rd edi-

tion that started Monday at the
Civic Centre,
This year's tournament had

they brought in-the Canadian

| National team under coach; and

former Rupert Rainmaker, Ken
Shields. :

tion contests against an American
team from Seattle on Saturday
night and Sunday night.

The tournament, running from
‘this past Monday to this coming
Saturday, has attracted a full house

the Civic Centre sym for several
years.
It is split into divisions of i inter-

mediate (under.21) and senior

(over 21), They play a double-
knockout series with contests run-
ning from early moming to near

something very ‘special added to |
the roster of games. Last weekend -

of more than 1,500 spectators to.

Rupert’s All Native. je hoop | be
extravaganza gets under way

‘midnight each day.
.. Several broadcasting outlets

carry play-by-plays on many of |
the games by: radio, and it's also
televised.

Over the years, thousands of
dollars i in 1 prizes and trophies have

—_ Terrace Review —— Wednesday, February 12, 1992 i

een handed out, plus hundreds of
dollars in scholarships for upcom-
ing: native youths,  - a

Persons seeking information és
possible ticket sales should contact
the Civic Centre office. _

Out-of-towners skewer

It was another successful annu-
al Terrace. Ladies’ Valentine Bon-
spiel last weekend at the Terrace
Curling Club, even though all four
event winners came from out of
town,
_ The three-day spiel attracted 40

“ rinks. for the four-event, round-—
_ the-clock survival of the fittest. .

'A' event (the only undefeated

team) went to Janice Himech of

Smithers. She downed Chris Car-
son of Prince George 7-1 in the
final. In 'A' semi-finals, Carson

OLYMPIC. WINTER.GAMES - .FEBRUARY.8 - 23, 1992 |

PLEASE NOTE: THE 1992 WINTER OLYMPICS WILL AIR" ON TV7, WJBK AND CBUFT (French) from February 8 to 23.
Please check local listings in Close Up magazine for exact times. .

7 - | BOBSLED ’ HOCKEY _ FIGURE SPEED| -ALPINE& | NORDIC SKIING |. EXHIBITION
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-|Wednesday | Luge: _ . da va. Norway; nen' Moguls Heats; XC: 15km Nordi¢ '
ad Women's Give Czech ‘on: Women's Combined; Biathlon:
. 1 2th Singles — France. vs. Switz. Combined Downhill Men's 10km -
| ‘ . | | Moguls Semifinals & eo
Thursday et Finland vs. USA; Men's’ Men’s oa | XC: Man's 10km;
13th , Germany vs. Sweden; Originals | 5000m Women's Combined | XC: Women’s Skm oe
/ - {taly. vs. Poland a Y ‘Slalom . .
Friday =| Luge: Canada vs. Czech.; | Dance Women's - Biathlon: Women’ -
° ‘| Men's . CIS vs. France; Compulsories —_ lation: bromen's )
14th Doubles Norway vs. Switz.” —_ 1000 'm <<“ 3x7.5km Relay
Saturday . Finland vs. Sweden; “Men's Men's - . Women's XC: Men’s 15km; XC: | Freestyle Aerial
15th Bobsled: - | Germany vs. Italy: Freestyle 500 m_ 1 Downhill Women's 10km; Ski - | Skiing Heats
; Poland vs. USA uo, Jumping: 120m Team =
nday. . |, Canada ys. CIS; - Dance: “a! , Ski Jumping: 120m; Freestyle
Sunday Bobelet Czech vs. Switz; | Original i ony G Biathlon: Men's ~—‘| Aerial Skiing
16th = | OM" || France. vsNoway | SetPattem | 4x7.5km Relay Finals
Monday - ‘|. Finland vs. Italy; Dance Women’s Women's -XC: Women's 4x5kmM | ou cting:’
. - Germany vs. Poland; . Relay; Ski Jumping: 9:
17th » Swaden vs. USA _Freeswip | 2000 Super 90m Team Nordic Gom | 24me 1
: T ) sda — Qualifying Game;. Men's 5000 m]| Men's i Speed Skiing:
ey , Quarteripals Short Track: | Glant . | Biathlon: Group 1;' ..
18th Games 1 and 2 a Heats Slalom | Woman's 15km Curing:
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Valentine spiel prizes —

They weré in ‘for two exhibi-

beat out Prince Rupert's Teany-

McLean while Himech benched.

the local Joan Kucharyshen rink.
Prince Rupert's Yvonne Cook -

won 'B’ event, defeating Linda -

Dzuiba 12-10 in the deciding con-'

test. Dzuiba, of Kitimat, knocked
off Maryann Martens of the host .

‘club in semi-final action. Cook
‘took out Jackie Munson of Terrace
in her semi.

It was another Prince Rupert
victory in ‘C' event when Penny
Brown outscored our own Paulette
Patterson 12-9, Semi-finals for the -
finalists had them down a pair of.
local squads — Patterson over
Linda Kawinsky: and-Browa over.
Fay Sparks.

The Kathy Butterfield four-
some made it three titles for
Rupert curlers. Butterfield defeat-
ed Carol Hindle of Kitimat 7-4 in

| the ‘D' final. Hindle handled Kathy .
' Simpson of Terrace in her semi-._
final, Butterfield took care of.

another Rupert rink skipped by.
Karen Myers in the other semi, —-

This week sees the Terrace:
club taken over for the B.C. Senior:
Ladies' finals with games all
_ week, ne

Kermodes |

set back .

‘Terrace Caledonia Kermode
boys’ senior basketball team lost

+ out in another tournament in the

ower mainland over the past,

weekend.
- They started with a 99-89 tris

| umph over Queen Elizabeth of

Surrey. Mike Newhouse had 32
points to set the pace in scoring.
Jeff McKay chipped in with 26
while Fernando Milhomens had.
14,

Agassiz thumped Kermodes:

87-61 in the second match. Mil-.

‘homens popped in 15 to lead us,
McKay had a dozen while young
- brother Fraser McKay had 10.
Kermodes were eliminated by
Surrey's Semiahmoo 86+78 in their

- windup battle for third and fifth;:

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- Newhouse and Jeff. McKay. tossed |

up 25 each in‘a losing cause. Jon
Shepherd had 10.

Jeff McKay was named to- the
tournament's second all-star team. *

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