JCORE BOAR])

Recreational Hockey League Scores:

January 16
All Seasons 6, Back Eddy Pub 3 -
January 18
Riverside Auta Wranglers 5, Convoy Supply |

. Norm” 8 Auto: Refinishing ‘10, Northera'Motor Inn Okies 3

January 19

Back Eddy Pub 4, Precision Bullders 3

Skeena Hotel 8, Inn of the Wes! 6
. January ay

All Seasons 9, Inn of the: West 3°
. ‘Precision Builders 8, Back Eddy Pub-1

January 22

; Tertace Timbermen 3, Riverside Auto Wranglers 2
: Convoy Supply 4, Northern Motor [nn Okies 1

Team

Oldtimers’ Division Standings:
GPW L T GF GA PTS

Riverside Auto Wranglers 2612104 85 94 28
Terrace Timbermen 21126 3 100 61 27
NMI Okies 2710143 80 105 23
Convoy Supply 273 204 75 154 10

Recreational Division Standings:

Team GPW L.-T GF GA PTS
Precision Builders: 27.187 2-146 102 38
All Seasons. 261880 138 109 36
Norm's “Auto Refinishing 25.12 103) 131 106 27
Skeena Hotel 25 12112. 135 125 °26

Inn of the. West  2PAZD IEA 12) 243-25

278 172 112 124 18.

Back Eddy Pub .

Get your team or league on the Scoreboard!
Drop off scores or standings to the Terrace
Standard affice at 4647 Lazelle Ave., or phone
then in to 638-7283. Deadline is 5 p.m. Friday.

SKIERS
SNOW-
STARVED

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Terrace Standard, Wednesday, January 29, 1991 — Page B?

TERRACE — The Kitimat
Qpen cross-country ski tourna-
ment will go allead on Satur-
day — snow or not,

Club spokesman Terry
Brown said the packed trails at
Onion Lake are getting bare in
spots, but off the trail there’s
plenty of snow. And if
necessary, volunteers will be
shovelling that snow onto bare
patches the day before the
race,

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“It's hard to get enthusiastic
about skiing when there isn’t
any snow,’’ said Brown, ‘‘But
hopefully we'll get some more
in time For the race.”

He said the club's new
track-setler is working on the
Onion Lake ski trails full time.
Brown said Conrad Maitwick is
busy making trail im-
provements wien there isn’t
any fresh snow on the trails to
proom,

na C2 lll OEE LY Lele (5)

GRAND OPENING
Of Our New Location!

Uniquely | Yours

OL ual
arta

St, Michaels University {Vic,) (1}
Pitt Meadows (5)
Belmont (Victoria) (3)
Vancouver College (2)
Alberni (7)
Steveston (4)
_ Richmond (8)
Abbotsford (6)

9, West Vancouver (10)

10. Maple Ridge (11)

11. North Delta (9)

12, Prince of Wales (Van,) (12)
14, Salmon Arm {13}

14, Prince Rupert (17)

15, Kelowna (16}

16, MEA, (Clearbrook) (14)
17, Kitsilano (24)

18, GP, Vanier (Courtenay) (19}
19, Esquimalt {15}

20 St. Thomas More (Burnaby} (20)

2\, Nanaimo (23)
2%, Chilliwack (18)
23, Movat (Abbatsford} (nr)

24, Sir Winston Churchill (Van,) (22)

23, Terry Fox (Poo) {nr}
(LAST RANKING IN BRACKETS)

. SFU Clan

January 22
Simon Fraser University Clan 74
Saint Martin’s College Saints 55

(Michelle Hendry: 16 points, seven re-

bounds; Andrea Schnider:: 13 3 points,
1D assists.) - a

January 24
Simon Fraser. University Clan 98
.. Sheldon Jackson College 33

(Leila Hopkin: 17 points, Jennifer
Curley 16; Michelle Hendry 13.)

The Simon Fraser University Clan
women's basketball team extended
their league record to 6-0 in action last
week. The Clan is tied with undefeated
Seattle University for first place in
district one, and the Clan is currently
ranked No. 1 in the NAIA national
women’s basketball poll. The team is
19-1 on the season. Terrace's Michelle
Hendry now has 2,835 career points.

The Terrace Standard offers
What's Up as a public service to
its readers and community
organizations,

This column is intended for
non-profit organizations and
those events for which there is
no admission charge,

To meet our production
deadlines, we ask thal any item
for What's Up be submitted by
noon on the FRIDAY preceding
the issue in which itis to appear.

For contributed articles, the
deadline is 5 p.m, on_ the
preceding THURSDAY..

We also ask that all submis-

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JANUARY 28, 1992 — And
February 4, 1992, 2 day clinie for
Type | and Type II Diabetics.
February 18, 1992 1 day
refresher. March 3 and 10, 1992
— 2-day clinic for Type 1 and
. Type Il diabetics, A doctors
referral is required for Clinics.
~ Contact Mills Memorial Hospital
- Dietician, Joan Marr 638-4050.
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JANUARY 29, 1992 — Tales
For Twos at the Terrace Public
Library will be held Wed, at
10:30 a.m. Stories, fingerplays,
puppets and lots of fun. Children
must be accompanied by a parent
or guardian, Please register in
advance, There is no charge. Call
the library at 638-8177
kaekke
JANUARY 29 — Hombased
business meeting. 7:00 p.m,,
4709 Park Ave, To discuss town
bylaws. 635-9415.
; xkaeake

pebtave es

WHAT'S
UP

JANUARY 29-31, FegRUARY
2-91992 — A hearty welcome
awaits you at the Terrace Gospel
Hall. Informative Christ
centered meetings on Biblical
truth will be held at 7:30 p.m.
Sunday meetings at 6:30 p.m.
Special speaker - Tommy
Thompson from Alaska.
kerk
JANUARY 30, 1992 — Meeling

of the Skeena Valley Kennel :

“ Chul at 7:00 p.m. at the Terrace
Public Library, For more infor-
mation call: Shannon 635-6869
or Tammy 798-2226.

zkweke
JANUARY 30-31, 1992 —
Preschool story time at the Ter-
race Public Library, will be held
Thurs. at 1:30 p.m. and Fri. at
10:30 a.m. Sessions last about 45
min, and include picture books,
fingerplays and puppets, There is
no charge but please register in
advance. Tel. 638-8177

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FEBRUARY 1, 1992 — Kitimat
Open Cross Country Ski race at
Onion Lake Ski trails Sat. Open
to all ages and abilities. Register
by -calling 632-7632. Late
registration can take place 9 a.m.
prior to race, Start lime at 10
a.m. ;

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FEBRUARY 2, 1992 — 2 at 2:00
p.m, at Skeena School Library
— 2 films on Economic issues in
developing countries.
Refreshments to be served,

» education

Sponsored by N.W. Dev, Ed.

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FEBRUARY 4, 1992 — Ladies
Auxiliary, Legion Branch 13
monthly meeting to be held at
8:00 p.m. All members please at-
tend.

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FEBRUARY 5, 1992 — 12:00
Noon Rm. 2002 at NWCC.
Slides and conversalion abour
Equador presented by Kim
Saulnier, Sponsored by N.W.
Dev. Ed.

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FEBRUARY 4, 1992 — Terrace
Breastfeeding Support group
meets Tues. at 8 p.m. in the
room of Mills
Memorial, The focus of our
discussion will be “The arrival of
a sibling.”’ For further info, call.
Terry at 635-3287.

wrkKaKK
FEBRUARY 13-15, 1992 — The
Heart & Stroke Foundation of
B.C., Yukon, Terrace Unit,
presents its annual Heart and
Strake Education Days at the
Skeena Mall running from 10
a.m, to p.m, daily, Info, will be
available on many topics related
to heart and blood vessel disease.
Blood pressure testing will also
be offered,

kkhkk
FEBRUARY id, 1992 — Sup-
port group meeting for persons
suffering from M.E. (Myalgic
Encephalomyelitis), also knows
as CFIDS (Chronic Fatigue and
Immune Dysfunction
Syndrome), at 7:30 p.m, in the
downstairs meeting room of the
Terrace Public Library. For
more information, please contact
Kathleen Talstra at 635-2718.

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Executive

Producer

Broadcast Operations
Northern Native Broadcasting.

Northern Native Broadcasting is one of the
youngest Native Communications groups in
Canada. During the coming years this society
will become ane of the leaders in Native com-
munications.

We are loaking for candidates for the pasi-
tion of Executive Producer. with the B.G.°"""’
Native Communications Society — Northern —
Broadcasting based in Terrace, British Colum-

bia.

The position will be both challenging and
rewarding for an individual dedicated to a
broadcasting career. The executive producer
will play a key role in the development of this
young and dynamic organization. One of tha
key tasks of the position will be to help in the
development of satellite radio programming
for a culturally diverse audience.

The successful candidate must have ex-
perience In all aspects of radio broadcasting
and a strong employment performance
record. Experience in television production is
an asset. The Executive Producer wiil be
familiar with the culture and political issues of
Native people in B.C. and Canada.

The successful candidate for Executive
Producers position will be an experienced

broadcaster, with excellent interpersonal skills
and a strong management sense as a pro-
gram and news director.

Northern Native Broadcasting fs located in
Terrace, B.C., a community of 20,000 that is
very attractive in its mountainous environs, :

mild! weather and the’ réctéationat, ‘educational +

and lifestyle opportunities it presents: to its
rasidents.

If you are Interested in this position please
send a complete resume, covering letter and
audio resume to:

Mr. Ray Jones
General Manager
Northern Native
Broadcasting
Box 1090
Terrace, B.C.
V8G 1S6

Closing Date: February 4, 1992
Start Date: March 2, 1992
Salary: Negotiable

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