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r——PEAK EXPERIENCE

CURLING
NOTICE

B.C. CURLING CHAMPIONSHIP

I ll Games
Terrace Curling Giub is hosting tha Senior Ladies Provincial Championship Feb.
10:15. The draws are as follows:
e a rt Tuesday Feb.11: 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.
Wednesday Feb. 12: 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m.

Thursday Feb. 13: 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.

TERRACE — A contingent of Friday Feb. 74: 40:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.

45 northwest athletes and Saturday Feb. 15: 9:30 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. (tie breaker)
coaches leaves next week far the The winning team advances to (he CANADIAN SENIOA LADIES CHAMPION-
Northern 8.C, ‘Winter Games in SHIP in Nipawin Sask. in March. Spectators are welcomed and encouraged ta view
Fort Nelson Feb; 6-9. Some great curling.

Terrace participants make up
the zone-7 boys curling team,

the cribbage team and the ban- | Need Hel p With Your

tam minor hockey. team.

_ MGvine tows) — xein | New Years Resolution
Oates, Chris. Oldham, Brian To Stop Smoking?

Cox, Tyler Robinson, coach
Gordon Oates. (Terrace)

“Wikon, Kerry Rilden, Melisa Try the BREATHE FREE
: Plan To Stop Smoking.

This scientifically based program has a thirty year §

Webster, Tara O’Coffey, ecach
Lea. Lemky. (Hazelton)

-*»@ Cribbage — Judy Clarke
and Judy Lambright. (Terrace)

: . Cross-country Skiing — success record and over fifteen million gracuates. &
rica Eisenberg, Adele Thorne, @ You can be a part of loritv!
_ Katie Mills, Ruth Mills, coach part 0 the smokeless majority!
Anita Haubi. (Kitimat) Discover
* Darts — Willie Calema and ‘ es rs
David Simard, (Kitimat) Sixteen Weapons to Kill an Urge
: aa _* Minor Hockey (bantam) — * Help For Managing Stress
: : Terry Smith, Devin Van Hulle, * Your Personal Plan For Success
r Scott Long, Matthew Nicholls, ¢ Supportive Friends
Jason Warner, Tyler Gibson, ; And Mt
Jeff Matthews, Braden Robert- ian nd Much More!

son, Ryan Fonwick, Ron
Cullio, Wade Kennedy, Jeff
Marceau, Dimitri Filtziakis, Ed-

‘FEBRUARY 4,6, 10-14.
7:00 - 8:45 p.m. .

die Dollemore, Tommy Mun- mp
son, Ryan Gilgan, Kurt Nester, marihada dl COMMUNITY COLLEGE ~.
coach Steve Turner, coach Tom OOM No. 208 (BOARD ROOM): -
on ; Turner, (Terrace) | ”
CARVING TURNS in the alpine, cross-country skier Kelly Kline gets up above treeline ona ridge 1 nee te Ml Tyler For | Phone Now! .
overlooking the Shames Mountain ski area. The alpine ridge, accessible from the top of the oonson, .ames organs or Information or Registration
Shames lift system, is a favourite destination f | local backcountry ski ipped with | eeente Roane, Dean Holland, 6
names lift system, is a favourite destination for-several local backcountry skiers equipped wi Nathan Nikkel, Morgan Fisher, .§35-7313
climbing skins. coach Bruce Johnson, ff. (Cost for Materlals — $20.00)

(Hazelton/Kitwanga) 7 A community service of the Terrace Seventh-Day Adventist Church

Hope
is the |

Contributed

What is Snowarama? The
answer is hope.

This event has been close to
the hearts of snowmobilers
across’ Canada since its concep-
tion in Ontario in 1974 as a
winter recreational event to

JANUARY 29 - FEBRUARY 1
___HOTHOTHOT SPECIALS __

~~. benefit disabled children. And it Bauer 2000 Men’s Skates. $94995 | WHITE HOCKEY

will be that same spirit driving

local snowmobilers when they ms ks. Re gee ; Bauer 2000 Boy's Skates... 19% OLE G oO ¢

participate in Terrace’s
Snowarama, tentatively set for

10 a.m. February 9, : ) ref SPIN-N-GLOS

The Snowarama concept — § A. _— | ASSORTED ¢ 2 9 95
founded by Wipper Billy Wat- § 7o OF | 2 1
son is a Fundraising program | RUNNERS... BUY GET FREE
that was so successful in On- — — — : _ : —_ - 5
tario that it expanded into other Masq'@ 5 : 4
provinces. The B.c. & “DE ALL FISCHER DOWNHILL & XC SKIS | ALL SNOWBOARDS IN STOCK

Sorcha: fame | 1/2 PRICE | 1/2 PRICE
| SKIWEAR WEAR | FOOTWEAR _ FOOT WEAR |

working in conjunction with the
B.C, Lions Society, they held
B.C.’s first Snowarama,
Snowarama events held in
participating provinces have

onsen manera Reg: $329.00 Kids Jackets & Suits........1/2 PRICE | Rockport Walking Shoes 25% OFF
physically disabled children in i “LOE H Men's Jackets 30% - 50% OFF | Asics Gel Lytee WI $105.00
; all communities, ooo 25 : . 0 4 adies Jogger Reg. $150.00. Special '
_ Local riders hope to raise § { Ladies Jachets 30% - 50% OFF Msi; Reehok P 30% OFF
i more money than last year to 7 B Toques &Headwear.........1/2 PRICE eenonrumps °
‘ help the B.C. Lions Society pro- a OcAS ; 0 Reebok Aerabic Steps $139.95
vide aid for disabled children. iIRMCY-Whanad pf of : Ski Gloves 20% OFF § ;
Prior to the event, the par- ——_——— I skiPants.. Selected Aerobic Wear 30% OFF
ticipants gather pledges then ; ry
complete as much as possible of Softball Gloves 20% OFF
a trail ride’on a snowmobile, S Tennis Rackets 30% OFF
This is not a race, but just oF ny —_ a :
snowmobilers out fora rideio [am * gale prices apply to
benefit the disabled. The only ; instock ilems

; competition here is to see wha ad . 1 anly
J collects the most pledges. hin
: Anyone who would like to par-
ticipate in this event is welcome
to come out. Pick up a pledge
sheet from a Snowarama com-
mittee member and start collec-
ting pledges. If you are unable
to ride in the event please show
your support when asked to
pledge."

The combined efforts of the ; i
Snowmobile Association, the [as | Nia
Lions Society, non-member J — . ane = oan
riders and the support from the
community. help make this an-

nual event a big succes ; mas | iy ° A L L S SPO
tel thi i or Bu
disabled ‘children “the biggest : = ia SOURCE FOR SPORT:

ever. Pledge sheets available at

Ken's Marin Tease Easier fA Yo 4662 Lakelse Ave., Terrace

ment Sales; and Neid Enter-
635-2982

“prises, For more information
contact Snowarama ‘92 chair- aid |
man Adolf Lubke'at 638-8792. = ; : :, : =