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| ‘Baskstbell oldies.
play in Kitimat

-Prince George Oldtimers put
together a three-game win streak
to capture the first - annual
Kitimat Village masters men’s
basketball tournament on the
Nov. 8 weekend,

Boys downed

Caledonia Kermode boys
didn’t have it at the seven-team
senior high school volleyball
tournament at Burns Lake on
the Nov. 8 weekend. In their six
round-robin games, they posted
a nine-win and eight-loss record
which included losses to .D.P.
Todd and Kelly Road of Prince
George, and Vanderhoof. .

Their victories were over.

Quesnel, ‘Burns Lake and Fraser
Lake.

Kermodes were then elimi-
nated 15-11, 15-11 by D.P. Todd
in the quarter-finals. Todd went
on to defeat Kelly Road for the
title.

-Kermodes’ Grant Livadney
picked up another all-star award
for his fine play.

Five teams of players age 35
and older took part in the two-
day double-knockout series. Six
teams had been entered, but
Hazelton failed.to show.

Hazelton’s place was taken by |
the Village intermediates .who .

played two default games.

On the first day, Prince
Rupert got their default win by
taking the intermediates 73-53.

Game three was a 70-51 win

for Prince George over Terrace. |

Game four was a ‘B’ side game
that saw Metlakatla play the in-
termediates to a 77-77 tie.

‘On Sunday, Terrace
eliminated Metlakatla 74-71.
Prince George then won ‘A’ side
by beating Prince Rupert 65-62.
In another ‘B’ game, Kitimat
Oldies sidelined Terrace 65-60.

In the ‘B’ side final it was
Prince Rupert over’ the host .

team 67-58, Prince Rupert’s-se-

cond crack at Prince George in*
the championship contest turned
out to be a 69- 64 victory for the
interior gang.

One ot the teams: In Terrace Minor Baseball this season was: Petro-Can from the Mosquito Division.

Lisa. runnerup money winner

Prince Rupert’s contribution over $50,000 in earnings. She tournament. .
to the ladies professional golf’ missed out by $21 to Lake On the overall list of money

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Cross-country results

~ Under sunny skies and warm fall temperatures, 86 students from
six Terrace schools participated in a cross-country meet on Oct. 20.

Eight age groupings were organized and the. winners in each are as.

follows:

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tour in the United States wound
up her regular season on ‘the.

Nov. 8 weekend, but couldn’t

hold on to her title as leading. -
. tournament was the Mazda.
‘Japan Classic where she shot a

‘Canadian money winner.
Lisa Young, who now makes

- her:home in Florida, and is ex-.
" pected to be married by the end:

Cowichan’s Dawn Coe in being
named best i in winnings.

Lisa’ s final regular-season

220 ‘and- collected just under

$3,500 in prize money. She plac--

winners, Coe placed 33rd ghile
Lisa was 34th. :

She has not yet won a tourna-.
ment on the tour, but this could

happen soon as she is stillin her. |.

(C. H. Cassie Hall; C. Cc, Centennial Christian; 4 ;
| iM. Clarence Michiel). a ‘of the year, finished up with ed ina tie for 19th at this Tokyo - eft and ons my golfing y =_ )
fo 8 &9 Years Old. (Giris): Ist —- Charlotte Jordon (CH); 2nd — mo? 7 ae ot
ff ~ Leah deWalle (C.C.); 3rd — Dawn Green (C.M.). . ~
; 8 & 9 Years Old (Boys): 1st — Kelsey Hidber (C.H.); ond —
|... Mitchell Hobenshield (C.M.); 3rd — David Bretherich (Parkside);
- 10 Years Old (Girls): 1st — Karen Shepherd (C.M.); 2nd —
Renal Plantinga (C.C.); 3rd — Indira Thandi (C.H.), Karri Van .
a Nes (C.C.).
* 10 Years Old (Boys): 1st — Corey Holland (C. M. ); 2nd — Gor-
q don Armstrong (C.H.); 3rd — James Kester (C.M.). | -
ai 11 Years Old (Girls): Ist — Nichola Hobenshield:(C.M.): 2nd—
i Debbie Wiebenga (C.C.); 3rd — Fay Campbell (Thornhill El.)
ia 11 Years Old (Boys): ist — Michael Talstra (C.C:); 2nd _—
Norm Laderoute (C.H:); 3rd — Bao Van Diep (C.C.) . mo,
_  42-Years & Older (Girls): ist — Loretta Genaille (C. M. ): and. a
Brenda Scott (C.H.); 3rd — Jessica Mahoney (Copper Mtn.)
i t2 Years & Older (Boys): ist — John Williams (C.H.); ond - —. _ November 21, 1987
Shawn Goodwin. (C.H.) |

--FOR SCHOOL DISTRICT. 88 TRUSTEE 7 —
Terrace, Thornhill; Rosswood, Usk, Lakelse, vos
Cedarvale, New Remo.

eB Pk pain ae

If your child is. attending o one of the Terrace’ § public
schools, education has to be high on your personal
agenda, It's at the head of mine.

Vote for a person who appreciates the value of an ef. - 4
fective public education system.. os

Voteon | -POUSETIE, John |. .
| Administrator (Retiring 31/ 12/87):

For Alderman

-RE-ELECT

“@ Determined to listen to’
the people and respond
to their needs

e Supports attracting
: i | new business.

NEW =
IMPROVED
MICRO DISC
HEATER

a © Supports lower taxes -=.
‘+. Best value for our =)
_ tax dollars.

e Supports open discussion’
with senior governments

Phone 635-3409
Nov. 21st

tenes

MO TAKHAR

“| have appreciated Mo Takhar's dedication to the interests

of Terrace a1 the Council table and at the Committee level.
His opinions. and actions, given without hesitation,
demonsirate good, practical, approaches to community
work, sound common sense and the willingness to accept

“During n my four: year term as President af Mills Memorial
Hospital ! have had the pleasure of working with Mo

_ Takhar as the Terrace Municipal Appointee to the Hospital
. Board. Mo was a conscientious trustee. He gave Sreely of |.

Ais effort and his time to improve health care in our

Linda Hamilton Trustee, M.M.H.B.

responsibility, I look forward with eager anticipation of | community.

$189. 00 D plus Shipping Costs working many more years with Mo. | Jack Talsira

; B.C. residents add 6% Sales Tax.
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T ant pleased to con tinue my support Jor Mo Takhar i in his

“Jam very happy to know that Ma Takhar is running for — bid for re-election to council, 1 feel that we should make use

the Council again. | worked twice for him under E.B.A.P. af the experience he has gained in his previous terms and I

programs. He is honest, hard working and an excellent — know that he_will give his best for our community. oot
"| employer. I wish him a lot afluck. .. Ron Duncan * Alex Houldon .
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