B4 Terrace Review —— Wednesday. September 4, 1991

Shames Mountain preparing
for mid-November start .

Contributed ;
With the ski season just two and
a half months away, Shames
Mountain is gearing up. Seasons
passes are on sale at all area sport-
ing goods stores and the Shames
office in Terrace. starting this
week. Discounts on passes are
being offered to skiers who pur-
chase them before Oct. 1. Season
pass and day ticket rates will
remain the same as last year.
It’s been busy at the Mountain
"this past summer with the clearing
-of two new ski runs. The first of
these — named "Galloway’s" in

the Mountain at over 3,500 feet
(1050 metres) in length and 1,360
feet (408 metres) of vertical drop.
It is located to the far right (ook-
ing up the mountain) of Hangover
and is designated as high inter-
mediate skill level. The second
new trail, situated to the left of
A.O.T. is also designated as high
intermediate.

Both of these runs were built in
response to numerous customer
requests for more of this type of
terrain.

- The day lodge received a lot of

attention this summer, too —- new
siding, new paint, new carpet,
drapes in the lounge, new signs
and colourful new banners. The
maintenance building now houses
a full-time caretaker and modern
shop facilities to keep the snow
grooming equipment in shape for
grooming of the slopes.

Shames officials expect to open
the ski area in mid-November,
depending on early season snow
conditions. The first snowfall of
the season was recorded in front of
the day lodge Aug. 20.

honour of nearby Galloway Creek
— is one of the longest runs on

Classic
bonspiel
draws
national
names |

The Smithers’ Classic bonspiel
is still three months away, but the
32-rink curling event has already
attracted some of the best players
in the world.

« ‘Accepting invitations to date are
former World and Canadian
champions Rick Folk and Pat
‘Ryan. Also planning to attend is
noted shot-maker Keith Switzer,
plus defending B.C. champion
Gerry Kent.

_ Zone co-ordinator Gord
Judzentis of Terrace says the
acceptance list includes Doug
Jones of Seattle, Paul Devlin, a
Swiss rink and noted national
curler Kevin Smale.

They'll be shooting for $63,000
in cash prizes, making the spiel
one of the largest in Canada. It’s

‘produced from December 12 to
16 at Smithers. Each team is pay-
ing a $1,000 entry fee.

The winner picks up $23,000 in
cash, Fourteen dollars goes to the
runnerup. Third places are worth
$5,000 each.

Teams placing from fifth to
eighth spots each win $3,000.

The best showing by a team
from this zone is worth four air-
line tickets to anywhere in
Western Canada.

Teams interested in entering
should contact either Rick
McDermott .of Smithers (847-
3513) or Gord Judzentis in
Terrace (635-5667).

Scouting
Better than ever

Why not become part of the winning team
-- the Scouts Canada Team -- you'll love it.
Beavers -- for youth aged 5 to 7
Cubs -- for youth aged 8 to 10
Scouts -- for youth aged 11 to 13
Venturers -- for young adults 14 to 17
Rovers -- for adults 18 to 26 —_
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Wednesday, September 11
7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.

oo E.T. Kenney School
FEES: $35.00 - one child SCOUTS CANADA

$70.00 - two or more children ,

For more information call Per Halvorsen —
635-2118 or Chris Jennings, 635-4342

CLASSIC EYE-CATCHER. This sight stowed pedestrian
traffic in the 4600 block Lakesle Ave. recently — a Mercedes-
Benz gullwing coupe. There are few of the vehicles, hand-built by
German craftsmen in the mid-1950’s, left in the worid. The doors
open upwards, giving the auto a bird-like appearance when
viewed head-on. This particular example was sporting
Saskatchewan licence plates.

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635-6600
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Exterior and interior paints
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*Large selection of wallpaper
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Social activity takes an upturn, especially with
your group associates. A travel tour may be in
the offing.

Favorable developments on the job put you ina
prominent position, Family members are sup-
portive. :

An invitation to a house party creates some ex-
citement. A new friendship develops, but hold
off onmakingany commitment.

Know the facts before getting involved in the
financial woes of another. Exercise care in bor-
rowing or lending.

Tuesday's full moon brings out some emotional
situations. You are attuned to the reaction of
_others. No outbursts please.

A breakthrough ina family relationship problem
gives you the opening you need to set things
straight.

Love and romance are featured. Look for a
stimulating personality to put a fresh, new out-
jook on things.

Homeimprovements are more costly than originally
planned, but the investment pays off handsomely.
It’s money well spent.

The way you communicate determines the degree
of success in dealing with others. Think before
youspeak.

Gain frony an unexpected source creates a sounder
financial base for providing security for self and
family. :

Good influences in your new birthday cycle bring
opportunity for advancement. Leadership quali-
ties are put to good use.

Private interests take precedence over group and
social activities. Get your own housein order and
the rest will follow.

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