C2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, October 18, 1995

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MINI-BASKETBALL

' Friday, Octaber 20 ~~
5:05 p.m. - Rockets v Raptors,
_ Celtics v Sonics _—
6:30 p.m. — Bulls v Magic,
Hornets v Grizzlies 2:

BOWLING '
Friday, October 27°:
TERRACE BOWL-0-Spiel -
gets underway 7 p.m., nuns.
_round the clock to Sunday
finals, :

HIKING
Sunday, October 22 .
LOCAL CLUB’S work party.
for pruning thaintenance of
the ‘Vicki Kryklywyj ”
Memorial Trail” on Thornhill
Mountain. The club has de-
cided to maintain the trail in -
her honour, Meet at library at-
9 a.m, with pruning shears.

MEN'S REC HOCKEY :
Tonight .

Oldtimers Division .
9 p.m. Convay v Timbermen ,
10:30 p.m.- Okiesv
Wranglers - .

Thursd ay, October 19

Rec Division; :
16:30 p.m.- ~ Skeena Hotel vo
Precision Builders

Saturday, October a
Recreational Division -_
8 p.m.- Back Eddy. v. Coast
Inn of the West ~ bos
Oldtimers Division : ut
% 30 p. m.- Convoy v. ve Okied

Sunday, Ottober 22.

Oldtimers:Divisioh °°

9:30 p.m: Convoy.v a oo

Wranglers |":

~ Recreational Division bee
11 p.m,- All Seasons v- wee

Skeena Hotel. rr

Tuesday, October 24
Recreational Division |. Cork
9 p.m.- Back Eddy v /Skeena--
Hotel 2"

10:30 p.m.- - All Seasons v

: Precision’ Builders ” oe

"GENERAL PARENTS mi mect--

ing at the Happy Gang Cente,
7:30 pm. = er:

Sunday, October 22°. ="
TURKEY SHOOT for shot:
gun and rimifire rifle begins at .
-9 a.m. at Thombhill range. Aly
welcome, members ornon- .
members. Far: information -
phone Brian Patrick a at 638. :
1369. Ce BS.

Sunday, October oy

IPSC HALLOWE’EN Fun
Shoot at the Thornbill range.
Costumes encouraged. :

-SOCCER™
Saturday, October 21 .
BOYS ZONE soccer -
championships at Caledonia
fields.

SWIMMING
Saturday, October 21 _
McDONALDS INVITA- .
TIONAL swim gets un-
derway, 10:30 a.m. at the
Terrace Aquatic Centre.
Continues Sunday at 9 am.
with awards at noon.

WATER POLO
Sunday, November §
ANNUAL GENERAL meet-
ing of the Terrace Water Polo
Association takes place in the
Aquatic Centre meeting room
at 8 p.m. Anyone interested
welcome. A session in the
pocl follows at $ p.m. For in-
formation, contact John
Dando (635-5637).
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MIXED CURLING: the
curling club bas added a third
draw to the Friday night
league and is now accepting
entries ona first come, first
serve basis. Phone 635-5583.

To get an event
‘on Sports Menu,
bring the details
into the office at -
4647 Lazelle Ave.,
phone Malcolm at
638-7283 or fax
them to 638-8432
by5 p.m. Friday.

“ration for the coming ski sea-

- training. all ‘summer so they

Skiers gear up — “All Seasons Source F

for new season

Contributed
THE KITIMAT = Cross-
Country Ski club is already
sliding into high gear | in prepa-

skiing is recognized as one of
the best all round fitness
workouts there is. It works
both the upper and lower body
and is an excellent cardio vas-
cular workout as well.

The club has also started a
development team for kids
‘who want a little more than

son,
The racing team has been
doing dry Jand. and weight

‘gs onever really stopped. Lots of
_ gold medals are expected this
“|. season.

But the rest of the club mem-

_ bers kicked off the new season

with a work bee at Onion Lake

“on Sept. 30.

Trails were brushed out, the

parking lot is now half as big
again as it was, the timing hut
has new siding and the out
and ©

houses are cleaned

. painted. .
_° There is also a new warming

racing team.

And skiers aren’t the only”
ones to enjoy the 30km. of
trails at Onion Lake. Hikers —
it’s: easy walking — horse
back riders and mountain ~

bikers use and enjoy them,

the Jackrabbits program . of-
fers. Members will learn. high-
er level skills, do a little hill
work, some touring and have a
lot of fun. If they wish, young- |
sters can then move on to the.

- Riders of motorized vehicles

‘hut housed in a 1,000: sq.ft

* of azero-clearance chimney in

wants to get rid of one. Call

Spent time working and roast-

day.
-. thanks to Kelsey MacNeil and
Emily Dumais, both almost
- five, who ,were the ‘youngest.
-T' members. to ‘put in a good
4 moming of work. stripping the
- old floor off the new trailer.

-announced shortly:

“> New plans in the works for
” this fall include formation of a
: masters ‘team. Cross- -country

are asked to stay off ski trails
as the machines create large
and potentially dangerous

trailer donated by a local busi-
ness, Plans for it include a new
roof and verandah plus a big
wood stove. The club would
gratefully accept the donation

shovel has to go araund filling

they could be doing.

Terrace skiing enthusiasts
are welcome and encouraged
Martin at 632-2682. _to use the Onion Lake

“All - told, about 30 people «facilities and to join the club.
_ Memberships will be on sale

in the Skeena mall sometime

in November. Watch for. the

‘dates in the Terrace Standard.

The Kitimat Cross-Country

Ski club’s fall meeting is
scheduled for Nov. 8, 7:30

p.m. in the library of Roy Wil-
“cox Elementary school in

Kitimat. New members are

welcome. And make note, ski

club meetings are famed for
their: extraordinarily. yummy
munchies.

Green Tp from Environment Canada

J at the
snow by taking,
the bus to work.
Public transit means
fewer cars on the

road and fewer .
emissions. -

good condition if anyone.

ing hatdogs on the fire that
Congratulations - and

A second work day will be

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Kozlov, Yzerman’ S twin?

VANCOUVER - “Steve! Steve,

as can We...

“I'm NOT Stevell!”
- To the untrained eye - or toa

f reporter in a visiting team's
4s dressing roam - tha resemblance
ls remarkable. Detroit Red Wing -
Vyacheslav Kozlov could easily ==" —
“competitive team," said. the’
*“Granbrook, B.C. native. "At this

be team captain Steve Yzerman's
twin;
So in the mad post-game rush

a to get an interview, more than

one - one than four, in fact. -
Vancouver-based reporter
mistook Kozlov for Yzerman

§ during the Wings recent visit to

town.

these days, absolutely. no one

s wants to be Steve Yzerman. .

The. second-leading scorer In

Wings’ history and the team's
backbone for the last.12 seasons _

has, for whatever reason, been
pegged as a lame duck. a
Where he was once referred to

i as "Stevie Winder” because of

what he could do on the ice, the
only wonder about Yzerman
these days is whan he'll be

a shuffled out of the door,

Not only is the trade rumor milf-
# working overtime, the big talk Is
# that the deal will involve Ottawa,

with the Wings getting disgruntled

holdout Alexei Yashin in return.
If some employees get gald

watches for their years of valued

§ service, Yzerman may soon be
Bon the receiving end of a bag ‘of

rocks.
Yzerman, who scored a goal
and an assist in Detroit's 5-3 win

J over ihe Canucks jast week,

never did surface to meet the
press afterwards. _
Here, however, is what he told

f the media: during Detroit's

previous stop In Edmonton. “l've
been teld in the past, all the tine
I've been here, that ‘we'll let you

a know what's going on..We wan't |

put you in a situation that's not
comfortable with you.” Hey,
trades are part of the game and |

know that. But! want to play fora |

by John Wawrow

“two

stage of my career, | don’t want.

to go to a taam that won't even: ¢
_- appointed prasident Bill Evo; to

make it into the playoffs.”
What's odd about ail of this:

“Yzerman, at 30 years of age,

remains one of the more

dependable front-liners An the
s 6. Finally ted up, Kozlov headed:
; for the. oft-limits-to-the-media
training-room door” and slammed -
a itshut behind him.
It's frustrating enough to be

mistaken for someane else, but In

the embattled Red Wings, camp ~

game.
‘Although injury troubles have
limited his playing time the fast
seasons, Yzerman.
continues to produce at a polnt- -

2 -game pace.

‘Wings’ management Isn't
talking, which is remarkable.

already suffered through the
Norris-era, is now being run by-a
multi-headed ‘monster: from
owner Mike Ilitch; to newly-

senior VP. Jimmy Develtano; and

‘head coach Scotty Bowman, who §

also doubles as player personnel §
director (read; kinda like general
manager but not). Monday,
Bowman answered. questions
about Yzerman's status. with a
shrug, pointing in the. diraction of
the Datrolt media, inferring that
they know the: answers. In the
meantime, Yzerman swings.

If that billing continues to hold

up once all of this subsides
‘remains to be seen.

considering all the mouths:
involved. Detroit, which has

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