All-Native crown
goes to Siksika

THE BATTLE of the braves
ended in a final showdown with
‘Alberta’s Siksika Nation
defeating Musqueam for the,
All-Native senior crown in
Prince Rupert last week. .

Siksika’s Lyle Bruno broke a
96-96 deadlock with 12 seconds
left, scoring..the go-ahead
basket to win it 100-96.

A good early start in the final -
by Siksika fell Qét, and Mus-
queam built updn 11-point lead

by halftime, But Siksika came
out blazing and both sides were
gunning straight through to the
final whistle,

Tournament all-star selec-
tions included ex-Caledonia
Kermode and New Aijyansh
player Jackie Brown,

In the intermediate ‘division,
it was the Nanaimo Mariners
beating Metlakatla, Alaska
80-73 in the final. In semi-final
action the Mariners barely sur-

vived their clash with the Sons
of Kincolith, narrowly winning
by a single point.

The other Nass valley teams
and Kitamaat Village teams
were eliminated from play in
earHer action in both divisions.

Hoop fans can look forward
to another all-native tourney
next month with the Junior All-
Native Basketball Tournament
Mar. 16-19,

SCORE BOAR

Oldtimers’ Division Standings:

Recreational Hockey League Scores:

j Team GPW L T GF GA PTS
February 22 i ;
Precision Builders 7, Inn of the West 4 Terrace Timbermen 28 187 3 ISI 81 39
Convoy Supply 7, Northern Motor Inn Okies 5 Riverside Auto Wranglers 34 14 15 $ 108 133 33
"February 23 * NMI Okies 3414173 105 127 31
Terrace Timbermen 9, Riverside Auto Wganglers 2 Convoy Supply 344 255 89 200 13

February 25
Inn of the West 6, All Seasons 2

Recreational Division Standings:
Norm's Auto Refinishing 6, Skeena Hotel § .

February 26 Team GPW L T GF Ga PTS
Terrace Timbermen 6, Northern Motor Inn. Okies 1 _ Precision Builders 34 22 10 2 ' 183 132 46
Riverside Auto Wranglers 6, Convoy Supply 3° °°” All’ Seasons 35.2113 1 175 155 43
TO ae aE is oe ’ Norm's Auto Refinishing 34 17125 172 141 39
Inn of the West 35.18 152 168 168 38
a Skeena Hotel 35.15 182 182 182 32
: oe : Back Eddy Pub 339 204 138 182 22
Curling | "Wednesday Ladies’ “A’ F. Marten S10
a C “RINK oO” “WL T + Beilman
. Standings Seri 5 2 0 _ B. Cammldge 321
a MacDougall § 2 0 T. Morrison 321
Monday Mixed . Haldane 420 R. L’Heureux 330
RINK . WL TP. Blanes . 4,2 0 R, Schmidt 231
G. Oates 60-0. Degerness -33] G. Bakker 23 0
A. Simpson 4 1p). Gardiner 33 1  — R. Rippon 13 4
O. Lindstrom 4 2.9 i Beckley 25 0 D. Anderson o4o
H. Eberts 72 1. Ritchey 142 P. Fassnacht 040
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B. auchowski 3 3 3 Wednesday Ladies’ ‘B’ Friday Mixed ‘B’
D. Diana 3 3-0 Toes -
D.Smith 3.3.0 — RINK “WoL T RINK wLr
K. Dahms — 240 Sawtell --§ O11 J, Turner 600
-R. Oliarny ©: 240 Munson: - § 1-0 B, Matthews §00
C. Lindstrom 2.4 0 — Simpson -4°3°0 I. Ritchey 410
K. Nelson. 06 0 Skead- 3.2.0 @. Kozak 30 0
: Apolezer “34-0 D. Melanson 3-101
Tuesday Men's ‘A’ Anderson 2:30  B. Smith 2.1 0
~ Carruthers 2-1 0 B. Lafleur “1.200
RINK WLT a ao ; T. Garner - 1301
Fisher de Tye ep Sg Tp a" Merkel Seo 4p gt 1 2-0 6 Me Smith ingen oe os 903 Os,
Butk sere a eq. op 8" Cammidge: + ef 4 ss “1 9° # D-Sallenbacks apeene-ael
Feteu, 10 ote ora * GrMunsone*' “ord
Melanson 20.0 * Thursday Men's ‘A’ = W. Champlin 0 4
‘Heighington . 110: BS ees 7 Saturday Co j
Kirk 020 RINK >. WoL.T y Commercial
Avison “0-2 0° Blanes ; “320 0
Kozak 0.0 2° Melanson | co2-1 0 RINK WL
Cammidge. ee oan bee Burke - 2 AO Skeena Health 6 1 0
Farkvari 200 © Perry SO aay Century 21 6 310
: . Rauter POSE 20 rheena cellulose & 2 4
ey gy Evans ep ire-a-Logger 3
‘Tuesday Men's °B’ ® Walker “4°29 Northern Signs 430
; . : ; . Simpson’ - “0-3 °0 RJA Forestry - 22 0
RINK Wetton. oe . Jasak 3 4 0
Diana 20 0 . Tharsday.Men’s ‘B’ Dairyland 24 96
Lindsay °2 00 - a : Finning 11 °0
I ne Skeena Sawmill 1
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Flaherty t oO g «© Heighington 3 0 ft] _ Sunday Mixed
Townley ol Spas a 3
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MeDaniels 0310 Smith a 1-9. RINK WLT
Monson 010: re:
Kawinsky : - > 1.2.0 Radford 10 1 0
: , Epp no ‘| -2. 9  — Estacaille sf I
Juniors » Bennett’: _- 0.3.0 Middleton ~. 3
. ; . Munson $20 Nordstrom 74 0
RINK WoL 7 Keuisselbrink - 1.1 0 Re irkaldy 3 ; 0
Sheldon McInnes 400 + at
Scott Blanes 2-1 0 - Friday Mixed ‘A’ McKay 440
Brian Cox 111 praathen ; 6 F
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Kevin Oates 111 RINK WLT, ‘Milfin > 6 1
Cindy Oates 13 0 kK. Gardiner “8-01 Medra - 374
Chris Oldham 0 391  — §, Krutsselbrink 50 1
> RrUlss +*  McAlonan 28 1

LUCKY DOLLAR BINGO
MARCH 1992 PA LACE MARCH 1992

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t 1 ? 3 4 5 Tanace | Big 7 Minor
, : 747 Brothers Softball
Tarrace Terrace =, Kermode Terrace Air Cadet Tinettes
Athletic Minor . Friendship | Blueback Terrace NTC. Figure
Association Hockey Society Swim Club | Anti Poverty | Terrace Local Skating
- eet be Ord 4 Canadian “Vale
Terrace Terrace Kermode Terrace Purple Association ainsaa
Athletic Minor Friendship Peaks . Terrace. N.C. Search &
Association Hockey Sociely Gymnastics ; Anti Poverty Terrace Local | ‘Rescue
* a Terrace Canadian | Ringette
15 v 16 17 18 19 14? 20 Paraplegic 1 Saget
Terrace Tarraca Kermode Terrace Air Cadet Association Soccer
Athletic Minor Friendship Blueback : Terrace NTL. Figure i
Association Hockey Society | Swim Club | Anti Poverty | Terrace Local Skating |
Order of Canadian Liltle ~ |
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Terrace Terrace Kermode Terrace Purpte Association Parants Fo
‘Athlatic . Minor Friendship Peaks Terrace ATE. French .
Association | Baseball Society | Gymnastics | AntiPoverty | Terrace Local Ski club
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Terrace Terrace Kermode '
Community Minor Friendship
- Band Baseball Society

Sat. Afternoon Games | ‘Doors 11:30 a.m. Games 12:45 |
EveningGames = Doors 4:30 p.m. Games 6:15
Thurs., Fri., Sat. Late Night Games Doors 9:30 p.m. Games 10:00 p.m.

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LOCAL SENIORS’ Games Society organizers were busy at the mall on the weekend raising money
for their trip to the Aug. 26-29 B.C. Seniors’ Games in Dawson Creek, That’s Ines McAra, at 47
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RICK SALLENBACK
. General Manager

Resident of the Northwest _.
Since 1974,

ls Proud To Announce The Opening. Of |
SHOPPERS AUTO MART.

The supermarket of
quality previously owned vehicles!

Opening for business on March 2, 1992.

Don't buy anywhere else until you've looked over the expansive §
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what you're looking for, we will find it for you, through our suppliers
across the entire country!

We offer on the spot financing O.A.C. Come on down and see for |
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West in Terrace. | | . I

Northwestern B.C.’s exclusive previously owned vehicle centre.

Ss Hi 6 Pp Pp le R § 5412 Hwy, 1e Westen”

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Phone: 635-5553

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