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MINOR HOCKEY
Friday, February 17 ;
‘PEEWEE DIVISION Tri-City
playoffs begin here, continue
tomorow. :

REC HOCKEY
Tonight
9 p.m.- Convoy v Timbermen °
10:30 pm- Okies © v
Wranglers
Thursday, February 16
10:30 p.m. « Nonm’s Auto v
‘Precision Builders " an
Saturday, February 18 . _ od, ‘Ei
8 p.m. - Okies v Timbermen meas. dE a a “iy -
9:30 pm. .- Convoy v
Wranglers ’ COMOX BOUND. Local cross country skiers Andrew Horwood (left to right) ,
Sunday, February 19 Adele Thorne, Dale Young and Cheryl Munson have booked themselves berths as
* 9:30 p.m. Convoy v Okies Zone 7 representatives at the B.C. Winter Games to be held in Comox at the end

Tuesday, February2i1 . | ie fri i
9 pan. Precision Builders v of the month. Nathan Dumais (right) is the alternate for the event.

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tegistration begins tonight, competing at the BC High presents

Sp.m. to 9p.m, Continues Sat- | School Cross Country Ski ff Caledonia Senior Girls
urday 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and

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X-COUNTRY SKIING | town it will be the team to
r3 watch in future years.
aed EO EION at | Although no match for the

Onion Lake trails, registration | Powerful Smithers team — it
9:00 a.m. to 9:45 a.m. For in- | took the championship for the

formation phone Sue Thome | fifth consecutive year —
_ (632-7632). :or Terry Brown | MESS skied to a solid fourth
(798-2227). place finish.

punrmrmnrmmmnauaunansanmnommnens That’s two spots better than

NOON HOUR HOCKEY] *” its debut year and left the
sessions go every Monday, | Squad clear of host Quesnel,
Wednesday and Friday 11:45 | Houston and Chandler Park.
am.-1 p.m. Players must be | + Dale Young led the way with
19 years and the limit is 20] a strong fifth place finish,
players on first-come, first- | Andrew Horwood nabbed 17th
serve basis. Fee is $3 but { and Nathan Dumais was on his
goalies with equipment get in | heels in 19th.
free. On the girls side, Adele
SNOWMOBILE Association ene finished sixth among
e juniors and 12th overall
meets the first Tuesday of hile. Chery] M: laced
each month 7:30 pm. atthe | WANe “Aery! Munson plac
Sandman :“Inn. Ali snow. | 15th and 23rd respectively.
mobilers welcome... _ Coaches Walter Thome and
; Al Young said they were
CONTRACT BRIDGE club | happy with the result and their
plays the second and fourth | skiers continued improvement
Thursdays of each month at as the season progresses.
the Legion at 7:30 p.m. For wk kkk
more information, phone Pat Kitimat Cross Country club
Zaporzan at 635-2537. skiers produced five top-three
BADMINTON CLUB prac: | ustes at the Spirit of the
tices every Tuesday and oO eres In GUIS MAKE.
Thursday & p.m., Sundays at Nathan Dumais and Andrew
7:30 p.m. at Thombilt Jr, | Horwood finished one-two in
Secondary school. For more | the Juvenile 7.5km division. es
information phone Diane ‘at In the Mini-Midget category, =
635-3564, Kevin Thorne completed the §§ | Tannis Trottier Becky Heenan
25km in 13:40.3 for the [ies r a =

The Skeena Watershed Committee
invites you to a

PUBLIC INFORMATION AND DISCUSSION WORKSHOP
on
FISH ENHANCEMENT & HABITAT RESTORATION

Saturday, 18 February 1995, 8:30 am to 5:00 pm
oo, . and
Sunday, 19 February, 1995, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm
_ atthe Terrace Inn ;
4551 Greig Avenue, Terrace, B.C.

Registration Fee: $25 (for 2 days) + $15,00°(1 day)
; (incl. lunches) a

fy This is the first of three informational workshops planned by the

f] Skeena Watershed Committee to address fishery resource Issues
of concern to stakeholders and .residents of - the, Skeena |f
Watershed. The purpose.of the workshops is to provide'a public
forum for the dissemination and discussion of relevant information.
The goal is to develop community consensus on means of
achieving sustainable resource management strategies.

Saturday - 18 February.
a) Opening Remarks 9:00 am
Fish Biology 9:15 am - 10:15 am
State of Fish Stocks 10:30 am - 12:00 noon
State of the Habitat 1:00.pm-2:15pm |
Biodiversity/Genetics 2:30 pm - 4:30 pm

Sunday-19February
Opening Remarks 8:30 am ne
Fish Culture/Spawning Channels 8:45 am - 10°30 4
Watershed/Stream Restoration 10:45 am- 12:00 noon —
Community Programmes/Adopt-A-Stream 12:00 noon - 12:15 pm

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FUN DART LEAGUE plays runner-up spot. ‘Sponsored by: Discussion Groups 1:30 pm - 3:30 pm

Legion stating 8pm, at | Dale Young produced anoth- Saf “Enquiries should b ;
games doubl be “open to a | ot Second place finish in the areway equities a hould be directed to:
and newcomers/rockles _al- ee SS ean ee ; Blue Ridge Graphics Workshop Coordinator

ways welcome. Tel: 604-947-9240; Fax: 604-947-0141

venile Girls S5km course was
TERRACE ROD & GUN | good enough for third.
Club meets the first Wednes- RR
day of every month, 7 p.m. at
the clubhouse on Rifle Range
Road in Thomhill.

New members are welcome.
For information, contact Fred
Shaw at 635-2874,

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details into the office at| & sarin BYTMFOSTER = dge You Want To?

4647 Lazelle Ave.,

phone Malcolm at 638-| Puan] "Director of Skier Services
hago or fax them to 638- | So you're not feeling the edge and would like to! Edging requires more skill but
° oiten it will also require a new more aggressive attitude. Commit yourself to rolling
the skis over onto their edges.
. 7 This skill requires repetition to become good at it, As you begin a turn think of being
Ski updates Paes balanced on the outside ski and as you progress through the turn. Roll your foot on
Shames: "Nhe dip (oh edge and apply pressure with your big toe, At this point you should feel the edge
Base at tOp...crssaree 2200 | i fs f begin to take hold. Try this several times on both'turns to get a good feel for the
Base at bottom...........140cm et - eo edge
Very good conditions with] awl gd he - ge. |
machine groomed and loose] Wy/7 Ae Ye) HAM To become more sensitive to the skill of edging try to evaluate this on a scale of
granular. am ;
7 one to three,
For latest update on snow . ‘ .
and weather conditions,| [ia #1: Is very little edging with some slippage.
phone 638-8SKI (from Ter-| 7 a #2: Is more edging.
race) or 1-800-663-7SKL a #3: Very aggressive edging with no slippage. lane Soe
Onion Lake: a - Remember to edge smoothly not abruptly. The key to skiing smooth and fluid is_
All irails recently groomed.| [im an practice. - — es

Trails should be enjoyable
provided “temperatures stay
below freezing: “90cm. of

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This will take some time but will allow you to ski with more control and less effort.

Cheryl or Terry, at 798-2227. Shames Mountain Office 635-3773 AMOUINTAIN [3 DEVELOPMENT
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