B16 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 30, 1998

Sports Scope

Water-polo plans

THE TERRACE Water Polo Association is holding
their annua] general meeting Oct. 15 at 8 p.m in the
Aquatic Centre meeting room.

All members and former players or anyone interested
in the sport are invited to elect officers and make plans
for the upcoming season. Call Steve Dotio at 638-1395
for more information.

Race day

ENTER now for the All Seasons’ Half Marathon run
Sunday, Oct. 4 at Northwest Community College.

Runners can enter a five kilometre, 10 kilometre or
half marathon race and the entry fee is $20 for adults
who preregister, $22 at the door. Get your entry forms
at All Seasons’ and late registration starts at 9:30 race
day at the college.

Everyone’s welcome

THE HAPPY Gang Centre hosts the youth soccer asso-
ciation’s annual general meeting Wednesday, Sept. 30
at 7:30 p.m.

The association needs help with uniforms, cqui-
pmgent, division score collectors, referee helpers,
paymasters and many other crucial positions. Call Gill
at 635-7613 for more information.

Special Olympics
REGISTER for special olympics on Friday, Oct. 16 at

the Skeena Mall between 6:30 and 8:45 p.m.
For more information call Jo at 635-7936,

Hawaii here we come

THE TERRACE Northmen Rugby club invites family
and friends to their 1998 Awards Dinner and Dance..

Come to the Terrace Inn, Saturday, Oct. 10 at 6:30
p.m. dress Hawaiian and enjoy a little dinner, awards
and dancing. There’! be a live band, sand-building
contests, cheap drinks and draws for a Texas Mickey.
Tickets are $25 each. Contact David Hull at 638-1327
or Malcolm Smith at 638-8769 to rsvp.

He shoots, he scores

HOCKEY LEGENDS Guy Lafleur and Tiger Williams
will battle Kitimat’s Alistars hockey team at Tamitik
Arena Thursday, Nov. 12 at 7 p.m. as part of the Old-
timers’ Hockey Challenge.

The challenge is part of 60-city North American tour
All proceeds. for the Oldtimers’ Hockey Challenge go
to the Kitimat/Terrace Crimestoppers program. Single
and family-of four tickets are available now for $16 or
$48 by calling 1-800-661-0178,

Skating for support

HOCKEY HERO Sheldon Kennedy is scheduled to
visit the northwest in November.

Kennedy is rollerblading across Canada to raise
money for the Anaphe sexual abuse camp west of
Kamloops and is $11 miflion short for the camp’s con-
struction materials and counselling set up costs.

A benefit dinner and dance will be held at Prince
Rupert’s Elks Hall Sept. 12, to raise money for the
camp. Organizers will auction a signed Boston Bruins
jersey,

Kennedy played hockey with Detroit, Calgary and
Boston before announcing his own sexual abuse as jun-
ior hockey. player in Swift Current. For more informa-
tion contact Mary Pat La Boucane in Prince Rupert at
627-4816.

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TERRACE SENIOR MEN’S SOCCER
ASSOCIATION
AND
TERRACE WOMEN’S SOCCER
ASSOCIATION

THANK YOU

On beholl of their members, the Terrace Women's Soccer Association (TWSA} and
the Torrace $, Man's Soccar Association (ISMSA} would like fo thank all the volun:
fears and sponsors who helped make this year’s adult soccer a success,

Sponsors: .

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Ringette
rolls in

RINGETTE’S not just for
girls anymore.

The sport that got ils start
as an alternative form of
“girl’s hockey’? began it's

_season this weekend at the

Terrace Arena.

Teams of boys and girls
practiced their skills with
coaches at a clinic and then
blasted Huston in an
afternoon game.

Last year 40 to 45 boys
and girls tured out for

Winter
Games
athletes
wanted

DO YOU want to partici-
pate in the Northem B.C.
Winter Games in Prince
Rupert Feb. 5-7?

If so, check out the list of
30 sports the games will
host to see if you should
register,

archery badminton
carpet bowling
masters basketball
bowling chess
curling darts
diving

duplicate bridge
eight ball

judo

floor curling
ladies hockey
peewee hockey
indoor soccer
marksmanship
karate

one-act plays ©
figure skating
slalom skiing
snooker
snowboarding
Squash
swimming

tae kwon do
waterpolo
mixed volleyball
wallyball .
wrestling

Organizers plan to en-
corporate a few unusual ac-
tivities including one-act
theatrical plays and wal-
lybali — a form of vol-
leyball which is played in
squash courls and allows
playes to use the walls.

Anyone interested in
participating should contact
Wade Loukes in Terrace at
635-1142,

ringelle. Head coach this
ycar will be Blaine McKen-
zie. The team practices
Monday nights and Salur-
day mornings at the arena.

LISTEN UP: A group of young ringette stars listen ta their coach during a season-
starter clinic at the Terrace Arena Saturday.

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