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Terrace Review —— Wednesday, November 20), 1991 11

Skaters back from
Cariboo with medals
and Games berths

Ten members of the Terrace
Figure Skating Ciub travelled to
Quesnel recently for the Cari-
boo-North Central Regional
Competition and the 1992 B.C,
Winter Games Skate-Off. Two
of them earned the right to com-
pete in the Games, to be held in
Vernon at the end of February,
and three others put in medal-
winning performances in the
regional competition.

Nicole Page and Jennifer
Kuehne will represent the
region, which covers the area

sixth in her group and. won the
finals. Jennifer Kuehne also
placed sixth in a group of 29
competitors in the same class.
Chella Levesque will be going
to Nanaimo Nov. 21-23 to skate
in the sections competition for
pre-novice ladies’ singles after
she made first in the figures,
fifth in the freeskate and then
won the bronze medal in the
finals in Quesnel. Christine Eys
also skated in the category
Katie Dediluke took second in
her group and seventh in the

from the Yukon south to finals for pre-preliminary (under
Williams Lake, in the Silver 10 years) ladies’ singles.
Artistic. category at the Vernon Vanessa leBlanc skated in the
Games. Page took the silver same category.

medal in the skate-off and Other Terrace skaters in the
Kuehne took bronze. regional competition : were
In the regional competition Stephanie Kerr, in pre-juvenile
Melanie Kerr comes home with (11 and under) ladies’ singles
a gold medal in intermediate and Pamela Essensa in juvenile
ladies’ singles, having placed (13 and older) ladies’ singles.

Rec hockey league
to hold tourney,
dance this weekend —

A 10-team recreational hockey tournament is coming up
this weekend at the Terrace Arena, co-sponsored by All
Seasons sporting goods and Norm’s Auto Refinishing, and
followed by a dance.

The action starts Friday night at 5:30 p.m. with the first
game. The tournament goes all weekend, with games starting
Tre. | at 7 a.m. Saturday and playoffs Sunday starting at 7 a.m.

Organizers say they have five local teams registered, along
with five out-of-town teams from Hazelton, Kitimat and
Stewart.

The dance will be held Saturday night in the Arena
banquet room. Tickets are available from players on any of
the teams, or at the door.

The Terrace Peaks Gymnastic Club is enjoying new freedom in a home of its own in
Thornhill. The club’s new facility, next to the community centre on Century St., will be
christened Nov. 30 with a grand opening to which everyone in the Terrace area is invited.
The gym, one of the best gymnastic facilities outside Vancouver is already in use. For
more on this success story, see next week’s Terrace Review.

COLD,BEER
WINE STORE

THE TERRACE FIGURE SKATING CLUB
says a warm “THANK YOU” for all those who
supported us in our recent fundraisers.

Our CAR WASH was a huge success and raised
$718.10; we received $74.00 by way of donations
and $53.25 at the BAKE SALE. And you purchased
tickets for the skaters lottery to the tune of 140
books or $840 for TFSC.

The early bird winner is K.K. ATWAL of KITIMAT -
CONGRATULATIONS! on winning $500.00. (Lady
luck was in our region!).

All these monies helped with the large expense of
sending 10 skaters to the Cariboo N. Central
Region competition in Quesnel last month ( see
results at the top of this page) and your support
is very much appreciated.

More skaters are travelling to Nanaimo this week
to compete in the SECTIONS Competition, and two
, creer Tae ‘ “TMM will represent our region at the B.C. Winter Games
moe “Hours ° rr oe in Vernon next Feb. 27/28/29, March 1/92.

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