6 Terrace Review — Wednesday, October 8, 1986 |

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it was “tryout” day at the Skeena Mali recently when Ter-
race minor hockey held its annual equipment swap. This
well-attended session Is greatly appreciated by bargain-

seeking parents.

The Terrace Ladies

Hockey team is slowly

organizing for this up-

coming season, and they

can use several more

players. Any potential

female hockey players

: aged 12 or older can take
i part.

It costs $100 for the
season and workouts are
now being held Tuesday
nights from 9:30 to

DID YOU K

OF 6.

WITHOUT *®
SCRUPLES MOOSE
WAS OKAY,
IN THE
OPINION OF
(TALIAN STATES~
MAN NICCOLO
MACHIAVELLI.

RUDYARD KIPLING,

ENGLISH WRITER, RECEIVED THE
NOBEL PRIZE FOR LITERATURE —
IN 1907. HE WAS BORN IN, AND
WROTE A LOT ABOUT INDIA.

INDIAN SERVANTS TAUGHT HIM
THE HINOUSTANI LANGUAGE — §
BEFORE HE LEARNED ENGLISH. HE

WENT TO ENGLAND AT THE AGE
LATER HE CAME To
AMERICA — LIVED IN VERMONT J.
4 YEARS. KIPLING WAS QUITE ' he
CONTROVERSIAL, HE OPPOSED WOMEN VOTING,

LIVE IN THE WILD AS Far
SOUTH AS MASSACHUSETTS/00 MILLIONTH

MOOSE REMAIN ALONE,
IN SUMMER... STAY
TOGETHER IN

WINTER.

Terrace ladies hockey
season starting

10:30, and Sundays trom
11:15 a.m. to 12:45 p.m.

More talent is needed
immediately for the team
to compete against
similar squads from
Prince Rupert and
Kitimat. Right now only
seven players are atten-
ding practice sessions
under coach Mike Scott.

For more information,
phone Rosealee Dilley at
635-7040. °

IN DECEMBER
1951, THE

QUILT IN THE U.S.
CAME OFF “THE
ASSEMBLY LINE,

Inter-city minor hockey league
features top athletic talent

Terrace, Kitimat and
Prince Rupert have once
again formed an inter-
city minor hockey rep
team league featuring

_ their best talent in Atom,

Peewee, Bantam and
Midget age groups.

It’s called the Skeena
Valley Minor Hockey
League and has games
scheduled from now un-
til the end of January.
Playoff games leading
up to the B.C. finals will
be held in February.

Teams have an equal
number of Friday night
and Saturday morning
games at home and on
the road. When travel-
ing, the host team pro-
vides billets for the
youngsters,

This weekend sees Ter-

Oldtimers.
gearing up

from late October to
mid-April faces area
oldtimer hockey teams,
with possible trips to
Phoenix, Arizona and
Montreal to top off the
year.
The Terrace Timber-
men will take part in
about seven tour-
naments, plus numerous
exhibition games against
commercial and midget
minor hockey teams.
Terrace starts with a
tournament at Prince
Rupert on Oct. 25th
weekend, Following this
on Remembrance Day

weekend in November
it’s a series at
Vanderhoof.

The only December
action is a tournament at
Smithers on Dec. 6th
weekend. Houston has a
January tournament, but
no dates have been set.

On Feb. 7th weekend,
it’s Burns Lake’s turn to
play host to area old-
timers.

The Timbermen have
their series on Feb. 14th
weekend. The last area
tournament comes in
March at Kitimat.

Plans are still up in the
air, but the Canadian
oldtimers association is
looking at a major tour-
nament at Phoenix,
Arizona in late March.

The world cup old-
timers championship
featuring dozens of
teams from Europe and
North America will
finish off the season dur-
ing the first week of
April.

A season running»

race Peewees hosting the
Kitimat Peewees Friday
night starting at 8 p.m.,
and Saturday morning
starting at 10:05 a.m.
Prince Rupert’s Midgets
will also be in Terrace

against the local Midgets
team Friday night at 10

p.m, and Saturday at

noon.

In Kitimat, Terrace
Atoms and Bantams play
a double-header Friday

Curling starts soon —

night starting at 8 p.m.,
and Saturday morning
starting at 7 a.m.

A complete schedule_

will be published in next -

week’s edition of the
Review.

Rock bulls-eye laid out

Terrace Curling Club manager Gord Judzentis, assisted by Judy Austin of the ladies’
club, were busy last week scribing circles on the ice in preparation for a busy season.
Later, thay painted in the red and blue “house” circles.

TEAMS

Senior Boys Volleyball
At PRSS:

Masset/Cal

Senior Girls Volleyball
At PHSS:

Junior Boys Volleyball
At Kitwanga:

Junior Girla Volleyball
At Hazelton:

Houston/Nisgha/Bycs

Terrace Men's
Recreational Hockey League

GAME TIMES:
Tues. 10:30 p.m., Thurs. 10:30 p.m.
and Sunday 5:45 p.m.

Thornhill Okies, P.D.Q, Wranglers,
Augies, and C.N. Railway

Northwest zone
sports schedule

Mess/Cal/Nisgha/Masset/Smithers
Nisgha/Bycs/Thornhill/Skeena

Kitw./Smithers/Thom/Skeena/ .

(Terrace men’s rec. league — )
ice hockey schedule for October

DATE

Oct. 9
Oct. 12
Oct. 14
Oct. 16
Oct. 19
Oct. 21
Oct. 23
Oct. 26
Oct. 28
Oct. 30

At Skeena:

Thornhill/Chandler P/Kitwanga/Booth
Grade & Girls Volleyball

At Skeena:

At PRSS:
Cal/Mess

Cross Country
At Kitwanga
Nisgha/Booth/Houston/Hazelion

high school
for Oct. 18

Grade 8 Boys Volleyball

Booth/Hazelton/Kitwanga/Thornhill
Senlor Boys Soccer

TEAMS

Wranglers vs Augies
Okies vs Wranglers
Augies vs CNR
Wranglers vs Okles
Wranglers vs GNA
Augies vs Okies
Wranglers vs CNR
Wranglers vs Augles
CNA vs Okies
Wranglers vs Augies