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“Come on Terrace, Caich the
'Skeena Spirit

= And: there i is ‘till a. ‘need for
lots more of you ‘good people of
‘Terrace’ ‘to “Catch the Skeena
Spirit”.
Winter “Games ‘are ‘less. than
three. months away and. we still .
need billets — LOTS: AND
LOTS OF BILLETS.

to: help out before, especially
during and even after the
games. This sports extravagan-
2a will be bringing a lot of peo-

Everywhere + We go we hear ho.
Come on:Terrace, ‘Catch the

“Ringe with the: thost tf

Skeena. Spirit

right ee donot fear _ - Games |
- Update

: ! points at the conclusion of the
. fame is, of course, the winner.

- This is certainly. a ‘simplistic
- 4ze6 description of the garhes and as .
*. all curlers know there-is much

‘ more to it, for example the

What is this spirit you may . vot

quire: eT oe
"lel into our community to enjoy.
our hospitality, to see our town
and our people and to spend
- their’ money and-display - their’
skills. Let's all get behind. this
1 really is a Simple thing - venture and help where we can.

ust- pick up a phone and give ...Pm sure that many of our.
‘ring: local curlers are ‘‘Catching the
o the number-635-1997 . - Skeena Spirit’? and looking for-
fer: your services, Join in ward to the competition and
he fun.” Pleasures of curling as:one: of
i fer your home, your help; the popular spectator “sports
our heart which will be going on at the
nd you will become an_ .Games, Curling is generally’

What ds it what we @ want nt from

What i is it that you c can n do?

important: port recognized to have had its origin
nd entitled to successftdl in Edinburgh in 1838 however
daims - the art of curling was depicted
hat ‘you helped with the by a Flemish artist in'1500 so.

lorthern- B.C. Winter Games. the true beginnings of curling

. Temain unconfirmed,
hen: where you g0 you'll say In Terrace, curling had. its’

cand hear it:

the thirties when it was a full
days outing by horse and cutter,
_ The first set of rocks were
brought here from the prairies
and are still at the tocal curling
club. As the’ game grew in
popularity and Terrace grew in
size it was recognized that a pro-
per facility was necessary and in
1955 under president Neil

You'll be right in there, you
stao-will cheer it

‘Come. on:Terrace, Catch the
keen Spirit,

The Northern :.B.c,

ficial meémbers = Vesta
Douglas,. Jan. McKinnon, Ray
Skoglund and Jim McConnell
— plans were ‘started for the
first curling rink, This. three-
sheet facility lasted 17 years un-
til the newer, larger building
Was constructed where it stands
today.

There is still a need for people

s Team ,

SCORE BOART)

Nov. 3

Norm’s Auto Refinishing 6, Riverside
“Riverside Auto Wranglers 7, Convoy Auto Wranglers 2

Supply 7 ‘ "Nov. 10
Terrace Timbermen 4, Northern -'Skeena Hotel: 10, All Seasons 2

Motor Inn Odes 3 Inn: of : the ‘West 9, Norm's “Auto

‘ ' Refinishing Seve HAT sud:
- Sibahel Heid? Ff * Noli 5S ‘C sa Hib ade Noy, Big. eyed Ni 4

Refinishing 2°) {17° sy ee heats Wiest & cena: Hotel": : 5, Norm's Auta
Alf Seasons 9, Invof the West 6 ~ Refinishing 4

Riverside’ Auto Wranglers 4, “Nor-
thern Motor Inn Okies 0

“i. Now. 6
Sheena Hotel 8, Inn of the West 3

. Convey Supply 5, Northern Motor Nov, 14
Inn Okies 5. Convoy Supply 4, Terrace
. oi Now 7 Timbermen 3
“Trace Timbermen 3, All Seasons 2 Nov. 15

Nov, 8 All Seasons 4, Inn of the West 3
Oldtimers Division Standings:

G. W L T GFGA PTs -
. Riverside Auto Wranglers 13.5°5 3 $1 42 13
Convoy Supply 144 7 3 50.81 11
- NMI Okies 133 7 3 41 50 9.
Terrace Timbermen 104 § 7 35 49 a

Recreational Division Standings: .

Team G WL T GFGA PTs
Skeena Hotel 1310 1 4 94 48 24
All Seasons (A593 3 73. 59°: 21
Inn-of the West. 14 5.6.3» 62. 66... 13
Norm’s Auto Refinishing JM. 3.9

|. s-Clean, quiet rooms. Free ; .

_ movies & morning coffee.
. Most with pools, saunas.

a Be restaurants...starting at

m8, 95: a hight, Plus: tax",

fligh December 31, 1990: Net val Ter
it Nelson, Somp fogattes may sell torlags.:.

SNe Sa by rant

“It'is a game" “of: strategy,” cOs.

and somietimes:” a’. ‘little: luc

“colour-coded: “rocks!

beginnings our at Lost Lake in .

McKerracher and:with four of- :

:~. fehash and hag Thad” and “if -
“you hads” after the game in the
club room are a very necessary
part of the game as well, : .

For the Winter ‘Games ‘there
will be three categories of par- &
“titipation. Junior men: ‘ia 13-18.
Years old,, junior women — 13 -§
18 years old and adult’ ‘mixed :
for age 19 and over.’ ‘Canadian —
Curling Association rules ,will -
"De. followed. Games - will be

Curling -is an exciting. ‘Spec
tator sport.as well as of- great if
terest to the player’. themselves, .

ordination, .’ often.’ endurance

{usually bad) thrown in.

The game is played on:a péb
bled sheet:.of ite, 138 feet lon
and 14 feet, ‘wide: using: 40

are four players, on each oa
and. .each ‘player’ thiows - two
rocks, = = i
‘Points are acquired by having
the rock or rocks closest’ to’ the
centre “of the painted. circle ai
the opposite end of tlie. ‘rink’:

arene _
“» Our curlers are going to have .:
that “Skeena. Spirit’? so let's
“Catch the Skeena Spirit” and |
join the curlers at the rink come §

“TERRACE HAIR GALLERY

4711-D Keith Ave., Terrace, B.C,

635-3729

from where the rock i is thrown. __ Winter Games time,

SCREEN OF SPORTS
GET YOUR TICKETS

 JODAY!

_ Grey Cup Party
November 25
at the Inn of The West.

100 INCH SCREEN!
BUFFET LUNCH, MANY DOOR PRIZES

$15.00 per person, 200 seats available.

Tickets can. be purchased at the front desk

=
ale

4620 lakelse Ave. |

‘Terrace 638-8141

Are you a good driver?
Or justa uckyone? _

Have you ever done any of the following? - What's ICBC doing about it?

Ci Exceeded the speed limit [Not signalled a
lane change: {Not stopped at ared light before
tuming right. Driven after.drinking D1 Followed —
too closely (1 Not come to 4 full stop at a stop.
sign Ol Backed: up unsafely EINot sealed ata.
. C1 Cut in unsafely. s

“iF you can honestly say you’ ve never -done any of
the above; then: youre a really good driver. .

. Unfortunately,: not everyone is a good deiver. Or
even alucky one, In 1990 Autopian i is paying out

_ More in clainjs-than at any time in, history: more

. than $45 tnillion every working “ay co

through. traffic safety education, And by. pro
_the use.of safety belts.
ICBC algo wirks with school children ‘and
_ educators, the police, safety: councils and
“ments on continuing “grass roots’ traffic: safety:
- "programs. . co pe
7 At ICBC, we're doing what we can. But the real :
‘solution lies with the individual motorist. meee
‘What can you do? a
Obey. the rules, We all know them. Stick to the
“speed limit. Use your turn signals. Don’t run yellow
Can especially red) lights. Come to a complete
", stop’ at stop signs. Don't drink aid drive.

“if were really going to control the rising costs in

“needs to help.

Learn and practice good driving habits. We can't
count on luck any longer.

CICBC

, Insurance costs down. i

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Were working to reduce the number of accidents

.. lives, injuries and property damage — everybody - |

Together, we can drive o

eer ae Aad Teaerermere apie, ween

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