ans,

STAR CAMP

- Seven-year-old Lance Webber
son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Web-

DRAW LAND oh _
LANCE IN ©

ber of Terrace, has won the oppor- __ oy :

tunity to take part in, ‘the Coca-
ColaNHL Future Stars hockey
skills clinic in Vancouver. He'll
have a chance to learn from
Wayne Gretzky later at a special.
free hockey camp.

Lance ig one of 100 children _
aged seven to 15 selected to:
attend. Their names were drawn’
from entry forms ‘submitted by .

area youngsters,

The clinic, emphasizing the _ :

basic skills of hockey, is one of 13." - ee

held across the country in March.
and April. Lance is at Vancouver's

Pacific. Coliseum tomorrow from 7

noon to 3 p.m. From there, two of
the participants will be. chosen
through random. draw to go to the
Coke Classic — Wayne Gretzky
hockey camp in Montreal, June
21-24, More than 60 youngsters
from Canada and the U.S. will be
at Montreal.

This Future Stars . program |

was launched in 1990. Since its
introduction, over 3,000 children
have attended clinics in Canada,
and over 100 got one-on-one in-
struction from Gretzky and other
NHL greats at his hockey school.

PEEWEE REPS
FINISH THIRD -

‘Terrace Peewee Reps" ‘came
home with a third-place finish

or “exhibition for-our double ‘AK lads.

from the Cloverdale tournament

in late March. They compiled two
wins (plus a default win), a tie
and a couple of losses.

_ The Minor Hockey series saw
Terrace open with a 2-2 tie

against West Vancouver, then _

Poe

Surrey when Surrey had to cancel
‘out at the last minute: The score
was given as1-0.. -

Game three. for our boys was ~

a 7-4 win over Aldergrove.

. Terrace then. played a triple’

‘AAW match to make up for the
- default’ contest: It’ was: strictly

as we lost 10- 3.

We moved on to lose 5-4 to

Port Alberni. This put us in the
semi-finals’ where we dropped a
7-2 decision to Prince George.

In the playoff for third and
fourth, we. took on Port Alberni
- again and came through with a

7-5 win for third place. |

46 Terrace Review — April 3, 1992

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pick up a win L by default ‘against ©

ON SKEENA _
VALLEY LINKS

It was a record early opening
last weekend for the Skeena Val-

‘ley Golf and Country Club.

The weatherman co-operated
so that local and visiting golfers
could take to the links on March
28 instead of mid-April as in past
years. Oo

‘They’re ‘planning their first
social event on the night of Satur-
day the 4th. You should pay your
dues this night or before to be
eligible to win back one half of
your annual dues. Two draws are