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“AND A GOOD time was had ©
by all!

B.C. Senior Games Zone 10

- |. members gol together Oct, 23 to

_ celebrate their triumphant sea-
son.

That included the nearly 100
medal haul northwestern
seniors amassed at this year’s
Games, .

“And in holding their event at
the Jocal branch, the Zone were
‘recognizing the $10,000 contri-
‘bution made by, thé Royal Ca-

nadian Legion to cover the cost
Of all medals awarded at Cran-
~ brook, .
~. Pacific Command president,
and ‘Terrace member, Mary Ann

. LOOKING FOR a pleasant way
10 spend this Sunday?

-. The Terrace Hiking Club has
a suggestion.

«Why not take in ils hike at
| Clearwater Lakes? This is an

“easy Skm walk which circles
‘two of the lakes, located 16km

south of lown.

- Tf interested, meet at the Li-
brary at 10 a.m. and remember,
-no dogs on the hikes, please.
‘> The following Sunday, Nov.
- 14, the club offers a hike for the

‘whole family.

The destination is the Pine
“Lakes trail, about 11km north of
“Terrace and reached via a good

quality gravel road,

Seniors celebrate
year of achievement

Burdett told those present the
Legion had been pleased to
make the contribution and
hoped to be able to da so again
in the future. —

Approximately 70 Zone 10
Members were on hand for the
dinner and dance, enjoying a
chicken dinner served by the
Ladies Auxiliary, door prizes
donated by local businesses and
a. hilarious skit performed by
Bob Goodvin, Allie Toop and
Norah Leclerc.

The fastest growing zone in
the province, the north-
westerners arc looking forward
to an even more successful sca-
son in 794,

Take a hike!

The trail is approximatcly
ékm in length with only one
short hill. It is therefore suitable
for children five years old and
up.

Tonce again, meet at the li-
brary at 10 a.m.

For more information on ei-
ther of the above or the club it-
self, contact Vick at 635-2935.

And once the snow flies the
club will be adotping a more in-
formal approach to its excur-
sions,

The mesting place and time

will remain the same, 10 a.m..
Sunday at the library, but the

day’s itinerary will be decided
at that time by those present.

Dates to
note for
Games

badminton |

ii THE DEADLINE to register for
* the badminton -
* playdowns ‘for the 1994 B.C.
Winter games. is only three
weeks away,

’- Zone contact Dan Tuomi said
he needs to hear from’ those in-
terested by Friday, Nov. 26.

The playoffs will take place at

. the Smithers Secondary school
on the weckend of Dec, 4-5, 10

_ am.- 5 p.m. each day.

Tuomi also emphasized that
‘start time is. 10 a.m. sharp!
Badminton in the '94 Games
will. be limited to adult players
only who are members of Bad-

minton B.C,
‘He noted there will be a $20
"entrance fee for the event and
includes two free birds per
player.
> Competition will include
~ singles, doubles and mixed dou-
bles, played in.a round robin
' format.
* Tuomi explained a player's
final standing will be based on
their best two results with the
top. four men and women
qualifying to compete in the
March 10-13 Games.
. For more information, contact
Tuomi at 847-5975.

~ Zone: Feo &

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WHEN MATT THOMPSON
stands on the mound in
baseball games, the last thing
he wants to see is a ball sailing
over the fence or crashing the

erat its different story when
the roles are reversed and he’s
the one at the plate.

Opposing chuckers found
that out to their cost at this

summer’s Bambino (12-13
years) division B.C.
Championships.

There, Thomson’s bat
swinging prowess eared him
the Top Batter award.

He’s had to wait a while for

ihe trophy, however, becausc
his schedule didn’t allow him
to stick around for the
presentations.

That’s because as soon as the
Terrace team was climinated
from the championship, ie
was on the road to Oliver for

the annual Major League
bascball camp.
Tt’s the second = year

Thomson, who started playing
at age four, has attended the
camp.

And it won't be the last,
especially since fives years
attendance will cam him a
scholarship.

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