Terrace Review —— Wednesday, December 18, 1991 11

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Terrace peewee and bantam
rep hockey teams headed east on
December 7 weekend to play in
separate tournaments, winding up
with identical records.

The peewees hit Burns Lake,
where they split four games, los-
ing the first two then winning the
final pairups.

They lost 5-2 to Burns Lake
and 6-3 to Dawson Creek before
outscoring Kitimat 4-2 and down-

Playdowns in February. This group, part of the 19-member

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4 a major event — hosting the Senior Ladies’ Provincial

The bantams hit Prince George

Club gears up for ladies’ spiel

Terrace is hosting a major curl-
ing event this coming February 10
to 16. It’s district four’s turn to
play host to the Senior Ladies’
Provincial Playdowns, with a win-
her continuing on to National
finals later at Nipawin, Saskat-
chewan.

A host committee of 19 ladies
has been lined up to handle the

various aspects of this big Terrace
curling event of the season.
The group is chaired by veteran
Norah Jacques with Judy
‘Degerness as co-chairman, Lynn
Apolczer is treasurer while the
secretary duties are handled by
Cindy Brown,
Faye Sparks and Joyce Alm-
gren are handling the overall deco-

rations, with the hospitality and
banquet under the guidance of
Marie Beckley and Judy Austin.
Officiating is taken care of by
Burga Anderson. Marianne Hill
and Debbie Carruthers are in
charge of souvenirs and gifts.
Paulette Patterson has the enter-
tainment chair, while Marge
Skead and Bibbi Dozzi take care

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of printing and publicity.

The transportation committee
is Elaine Anderson and Betty
Nordstrom, Helen Williams and
Jan MacKinnon handle ice and
house duties.

‘The district four playdowns
will be held January 10 to 12 at
Prince Rupert.

The committee bid for the
provincials in the late 1980's.
They’re hoping to raise close to
$8,000 to conduct the event.

The theme will be “Kermode
Loves Curling”.

and also came out with a two-and-
two mark. They were 6-3 winners
over their hosts and 6-5 toppers
over Williams Lake. Losing
matches were 6-3 to McBride and
8-6 to MacKenzie.

If you don’t know
what’s going on,
things go on
without you.

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