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Hockey jun iors

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Some area hockey
players attended as many
as three junior hockey
team camps in Sep-
tember, but all now ap-
pear to be settled in for
the season with Tier One
clubs in the western
league or Tier Two teams
in the B.C. junior and
Peace-Cariboo junior
leagues.

Terrace Review sour-
ces say that four lads
are donning the blades
for. the Fort St. John
Huskies of the Peace-
Cariboo league. They are
Tony Hildebrand of Ter-

race, Brent Kuntz of .

Prince Rupert and Adam

Taylor and Blaine Moore —

of Kitimat.

For the B.C, junior
league, Mario Desjardins
and Trevor Hendry of
Terrace are lined up with

‘the Richmond Sockeyes, .

while another Terrace
duo — Ian Alger and
Troy Kaye — are on Ab-
botsford’s roster, Ex-
Terrace star Ben Biagon-

ni will suit up for North
Delta.

Terry Zapodrzan of
Terrace has returned to
Calgary with the western
league for another
season. One of the net-
minders Zaporzan will
be snipping at is Mark
Fitzpatrick of Kitimat.
Fitzpatrick is back with
the Medicine Hat Tigers.

Another goalie —
Wade Flaherty of Ter- .

race — has joined
Williams Lake of the
Peace-Cariboo league.
The Word on over-aged
junior goalie Lance
Carlsen of Terrace is that
he’ll perform for Flint of
the all-pro international
league.

The Terrace Review
would like to keep tabs
on these boys and others
as the season progresses,
and would appreciate
hearing from friends and
relatives picking up in-
formation on how
they’re making out.

Golfers show appreciation

In an effort to show appreciation for all the
adult assistance over the season at the Skeena
Valley Golf and Country Club, junior members
presented pro-manager Dan Rosengren with a
special sign during awards presentation at the

junior-senior tournament.
The sign, in the form of an arrow, is to be

stmas.

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posted at the corner of Old Lakelse Road and
Thornhill Drive, just across from the Thornhill
Pub. It will replace the current sign which is not
readily visible due to its small size.
_ The new sign is about four times larger and
was designed and painted by Rain Coast Signs.
The new directional sign is not expected to be
erected until sometime next spring.

City council takes up -

Man in Motion

TERRACE — Recently
the city of Prince George
donated $1 for every city
employee on staff to a
fund for Rick Hansen’s
*‘Man in Motion’’ cam-
paign. The city then
challenged its employees
to match the donation
independantly. In addi-
tion to these donations
Prince George has en-
couraged its citizens to
make donations to this
worthy goal,

After doing so the
Prince George challeng-
ed all members of the
Yellowhead Highway

challenge

Association to do the
same. Terrace council

recently decided that it -

was time to take up the
challenge. The city will
be setting up a fund at
the Royal Bank and will
donate $1 per employee,
Then the city will en-
courage its employees to
match the donation in-
dependantly, just like
Prince George did.
Finally the city plans to
look into setting up a
fund for its citizens in
order to fully complete
the challenge from
Prince George. -

all wrapped up. _

the wraps off Christmas. And
that means an early present

~ for you.

If you're planning-to travel

- between December | and

January 10, book your seat
now and enjoy some festive
savings to many of our

favourite destinations.

Unwrap your early Christmas

present today.

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- October 9. Return Fare
Pacific Western is taking Vancouver $129.00

For reservations or Information on
discount fares to other destinations call
your travel agent or Pacific Western at
638-0221.

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are limited and subject to availability and
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