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JEFF NAGEL 638-7283 TERRACE STANDARD. -

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CARRIER

OF THE -
WEEK

RRACE _ It was history i in
‘ making for the Thornhill
unior Secondary boys and girls
‘basketball teams,

‘Both. teams defeated their. — Quarter Cheese or Big Mac
vals from Skeena Junior — Lage Fries.
Secondary i in zone playoffs for — Regular Soft Drink
the first time in more than 10 — Sundae -
i ears to win the local junior Compliments of McDonald's
iz ssketbal berth atthe Northern “SONYA/CLINT in a clear’ record of «
4 In:the boys zone final. last SHEPHARD celery ain a ie el
roy ‘Wednesday, Skeena broke open FREE M Happy Meal
; o& ‘an-18-18 halftime tie to ‘surge crappy Meal. ,
FG -ahead in the third quarter. But ee
H “the . Thornhill Wolves clawed ee TERRACE: STANDA

_ SERVING THE TERRACE AREA

“back to get within a point in the wit
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00 final.two minutes,

rood, With’ only seconds to spare
i ‘they: edged into the lead and j ae ae

ft _ held on for the 47-45 victory. RALLYING THE TROOPS: With 20 seconds left on the clock, coach

_ 4... Kurt’ Muller led Thornhill Ken Pound goes over endgame strategy with his players on Thar-

mos scoring with 19 points, backed phil Junior Secondary’s junior boys basketball team. Whatever he
7 up by Shawn Palagian with 15. said must have worked, as they held on to a two-point lead to go on

DY Skeena’s Fraser McKay dunked .
i | an-incredible 23 points to keep to a 47-45 victory over Skeena Junior Secondary.

ne - his team in the game right down
; “to the final whistle. .

“It was great,’ said Thor-

‘ mhill coach Ken Pound. “Two .
- points either way — another alr y ween a a es

: basket — and it would have

| Seca arti me |. ames Volu nteers Terrace City Council
on ceo || Extends Holiday

_ Script from the previous week
volunteer, Joan Davis-

- when Thornhill’s girls hoop
McKenzie whose knowledge ‘ Gree tin gs

’ squad battled back to defeat the
of computers assists in the

' Skeena girls 33-28,
inistrati forts. Sh : e oe
oe And Best Wishes

Coach Shannon Murdoch
FREE Single Full Meal Deal

said the hard-fought game saw
from Dairy Queen. If you F or A Pros sperous —

Autumn ~ Richard score 10
would like to be a voluntaer,

points for Thornhill, | while
‘Vicki Correia was high scorer
for Skeena, also with 10 points,
Last week was another good
week for the Thornhill girls,
“who returned from a tourna-
‘Ment on Vancouver Island with
an impressive record. ok
They played to a fourth-place : Ae
finish.at the eight team tourna- JOAN DAVIS-MCKENZIE

please 635-1 aot | - ] 99]

Mayor Jack Talstra | 2

nient, said Murdoch, Administration
-Thornhill opened with a
40-28 win over the hometown. _ Alderman Bob Gaper . Alderman 1 Dany, Laurent.

- Duncan squad cHEMESt night,
oe but, dropped theirmyiext game
- 41-25 to Campbell River's
. Southgate team,
In. their final game they fell
_by a heart-breaking one point in
a.24-23 defeat to Qualicum.

“alderman Rui Ruth Hallock

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ACE 4532 Lakelse Ave. Alderman Rick King Alderman Mo Takhar

‘teams
_ look tough

TERRACE — Terrace minor
hockey ‘peewees repulsed a
strong challenge from their
Hazelton rivals Dec. 7-8 to win
one game and tie a second.
- The Terrace peewees pulled
out a 5-4 win in the first game,
and played to an even closer 5-5
[ tie in the second game,
i Meanwhile their atom divi-
sion counterparts were having
i an even more difficult time con-
i taining Hazelton at the Dec. 1
: . Kitimat Elks tournament,
Terrace’s atoms battled their
to ‘way into the final, but dropped
Pop .the championship game to the
Hazelton atoms by a 6-1 score.

Soccer on
New Year’s

SEMBER 31, ONLY

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; TERRACE — It's an annual
‘ _/ tradition and this year will be no
i . exception.

‘Just like Vancouver’s Polar
i ‘Bear Swim, Terrace’s soccer in
i . ‘the snow will go ahead New
‘ Year’s- Day regardless of the
weather. ee : eg

. Fhe tentative start time is J Snes

; .m. on the afternoon of the ; ‘

pm and hot drinks will be serv- UP TO 48 MONTHS ON EVERY

_ed)to Keep the hardy going. _ NEW 1990 & 1991 CAR AND TRUCK’

“Rain or shine or snow ora

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~ WHEN YoU BUY BEFORE |
“DECEMBER 31 AND.’

: . ' 10.9% A.P.R. financing ofter available on {991 and prior year new and: unused
- bf 1
_ > blizza rd — we'll be there,” said demonstrator vehicles purchased fram dealer Inventory until Dec. 31. Some vehicles ma TAKE DELIVER y
‘Organizer Nick Kollias, not be immediately available from dealer's stock, Offer available to quallfied:retal buyers : .

AFTER JANUARY. 10
i fe. must be. made Jan. 4/2.0r 4 fo take: ace

; fon .. He said anyone with a strange : financing thelr purchage through GMAC on a maximum of 48 months/minimum 24 month:
| ; ... uncontroliable urge to kick a Jf. financing contract on GMAC approved credit. GMAC may require a down payment, Oller apy.
“soccer ball around in the snow is plies to retell purchase only and fleet ordars are not aiigitle. a

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