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NOTE BOOK

. CCS well placed in playoffs

Centennial Christian is guaranteed two rinks in the semi-finals
even before inter-school curling league playoff action starts next
week.

That's because the first round draw sees two all-CCS match ups.
in the first, Brett Baljer gocs up against Nick Rolleman. Batjer won
three of five in league action while Rolleman proved the master of
the deadlock, playing to three tics.

The other in-school baltle sees anolher Ralleman, Eric this time,
take on Joshua Benson’s foursome. With both having lost only once
in league action, a tight game is anticipated. ,

The remaining confrontations will see group C Icague winner
Julie Freeman of Uplands face Rachael VanHerk, Centennial’s fifth
qualifier, while another Uplands challenger Anne Silsbe tackles
_ Cassie Hall’s lone representative, Jonathan Doane. Coming off a 4-
‘1 performance in winning group B, Doane will prove tough io beat.

Last call to play ball

If you are 13 years old and up and want to play league
baseball this season, you’re running out of time to sign up.

There are spaces available for the Junior Babe Ruth (13-16
yrs), Senior Babe Ruth (16-18 yrs) and Junior Men (19 yrs and
up) divisions but Thursday, March 25 is the last date for
registration.

To make sure you don’t miss out on the thrill of circling the
‘“\bases, leaping for the deep fly or turning the double play, drop
into All Seasons and sign up. ;

After that, it’s just a matter of waiting for the ump to call,
‘Play balll’*

Okies get off to quick start

Northern Motor Inn Okies got an early boost in their quest for the
Oldtimers division playoff title. Although unable to repeat a recent
tournament defeat of the Terrace Timbermen, the Okies did sal-
vage a 2-2 tie against the select squad. That and a 5-1 rout of River-
side Auto Wranglers gave NMI a piece of top spot after the first
round of playolf batiles.

Meanwhile, Skeena Hotel produced the only ‘‘surprise’’ in
Recreational division early action, Recovering the form they’d
shown before subsiding late in the season, Skeena dropped Back
Eddy 4-2, League champs All Seasons and Norm’s Auto Refinish-
ing both picked predictable wins.

Second ice sheet
plans explained

Don’t look on a second

sheet of ice as a cost, but an

investment.

That was the suggestion of
David Dediluke when supporters
of the project met with city coun-
cillors recently.

Initial estimates prepared by ar-
chitect Royce Condie place the
cost of the new facility at $4.75
million.

And while that figure could be
reduced by cutting items out of
the plan, Dediluke advised
against it

“TE we build it this way, in the
long-term we get something the
city can be proud of,” he ex-
plained.

Condie was on hand for the
meeting to explain just what that
would be

He explained the new surface
would be located on the north

\side of and directly linked to the

existing arena.

Tying the structures together,
he said; would make supervision
of the two easier and avoid the
need for increased staffing.

The new facility would include
a 200ft. by 85ft main ice area
with two rows of sealing capable
of holding 200 spectators,

There would also be a smaller
“Jeisure ice’’. surface off the
main one.

Describing this as equivalent to
the wading pool at the aquatic
centre, Condie said this area

David Dediluke

would be convertible for other
uses, for example as a banquet
room.

The plan also called for a joint

lobby, upgraded kitchen facilities

and washrooms in the existing
arena and parking for 200

vehicles.

As for costs, Condie sald. the
new ice surface itself would run
to $3.4 million.

Renovating the existing arcna,

including refinishing the front, —

would run $444,000.

Another half 4 million would be
needed to put in the parking lots,
complete with sidewalks and
lighting, and upgrade the road-
way.

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Junior Babe Ruth Ages 13-155

Senior Babe Ruth Ages 16-18
Junior Men Ages 19 and up

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Last chance to register —
_ March 25, 1993

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