B16 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, January 12, 1994

Sport
Scope

Skeena boys
look for help

The Skeena Jr. Boys basketball
team don’t need help on the
court.

But if they continue their un-
beaten string through next
month’s zone playoffs, they
will need your assistance to at-
tend the provincial
championships.

Therefore, they’ve launched
a bottle drive to try and raise’
the money needed to cover the
cost of the trip.

If you have any cans or
bottles, drap them off at 4913
Walsh Ave, (opposite Skeena
Jr. Secondary) or phone Carla
Kelly at 635-7124 to arrange
collection.

this weekend, hosting a Satur-
day, Jan. 15 tournament.

The following weekends they
head for Charles Hays in
Prince Rupert, then Duchess
Park in Prince George.

The zone playoffs will be
held in Kitimat Feb. 19,

Team members are Trevor
Beeson, Jon Crawley, Mike
Davies, Brian Doemedeiros,
Carlos Deseirto, Harv Gill,
Chris Grant, Neil Hailey, Cam
Harris, Kelsey Hidber, Dave
Kelly, David Nelmes and
Gurmit Sidhu.

Little buddies
hit the lanes

Back in action this week is the
McDonalds Bowling Buddies
league.

There are five years and vi-
der kids leagues this year, one
playing Tuesday mornings and
the other Wednesdays, both at
11:30 a.m.

They run until March 1 and 2
respectively. ac tout inr
-There-is-a $10 registration
ice plus a $4.50 weekly charge
for each league.

For that, youngsters gct their
bowling game, shoe rental at
no charge, a T-shirt, and week-
ly McDonalds coupons and
‘happy’ meats plus trophies at
the end of the season.

Terrace Lanes’ Marg Mum-
ford said there are only a few
places left on Tuesdays but
Wednesdays have more room
at the moment,

For more information, con-
tact the bowling alley at 635-
5911.

Date to ring

on calendar

BOXING FANS in the north-
west should take note of the
date Saturday, Jan. 22.

That’s when the Salmon Belt
card will be held in Prince
Rupert.

Local club coach Jeff Dilley
said Terrace will be sending
five or six fighters to the event.

The plan at the moment is to
have Joey Losier, Canadian In-
termediate champion, take on
Alex Alvarez.

A Senior division boxer, Al-
varez recently represented B.C.
at the national championship.

Efforts are also being made
to fix up a match between Al-
lan Bain of Princs George,
winner of this year’s Seniors
nalional title, and an Alaskan
opponent.

The Salmon Belt is beiug
held at the Civic Centre, first
bouts going in the carly
afternoon followed by evening
main events.

Local hoids

Lions’ wallet

FORMER Terracite Jutie
Gowe has been appointed
director of finance for the B.C.
Lions.

Gowe, 30, is a graduate of
UBC and majored in account-
ing for her bachelor of com-
merce degree,

Before joining the Lions she
was atticling with the Doane
Raymond Vancouver office.

Lions president Peter Clas-
son said hie was pleased Gowe
had accepted the post, adding,
‘(After having worked with her
previously, I’m confident she
will do an excellent job.”’

Skeena boys will be in action |

Score Board

" MEN'S RECREATIONAL LEAGUES

Recrestional Division

January 4

Skeena Hotel — 3 Precision Builders 0
January 6

- Coast Inn of the West 3 All Seasons 3
TEAM GP WL. GF GAPTs '
. All Seasons "91°11 °#7° «3 119 100 25
Skeena Hotel, 20.10 .9 414110106 21
Precision Builders 20. 8 8 4 97°89 20
CoastInnofthe West 21 7 10 4 98117 #18
Back Eddy Pub — 19 8 9 2. 87105 18
Norm's Auto Refinishingi9 8 9 2109103 18.
Olkitimers Division

No results reported

TEAM GP W L *T GF GAPTS
Terrace Timbermen 17 10 .7 O 7 61 20
Convoy Supply 20 8 3 @& 73 19
Riverside Auto Wrangles18 8 8 2 77 #77 18
Northern MotorInn Okies19 7 #9- 3 73 8 17

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To make the following week’s paper, results must reach the Sports
Desk by 5 p.m. the previous Friday.

Bob Bennett 95

Phil Smith © 109
Randy Chalifoux 119
Ray Tank 7

J. Whittington 93

Keith Norman 139
Brian McIntyre 123
Clare Groot 139
Frank Bowsher 123
Neal Nordstrom 131
John Groot 139

- Mare Deschesnes.106
- Joe Sabourin - 139

Ben Sousa 111
M. Chalifonx 119
G'gina Ratcliffe 113

* Sally Ryan 139

Laurel McIntyre 123
Scott MacKenzie 131
R. Whittington 105
Joan MacKenzie 131
Mary Bishop 119

’ Shirley Tank 7

‘Darlene Hall 102
Betty Campbell 70

- Hilda Bennett 95
i High Points

Randy Chalifoux
Frank Bowsher
Ray Tank

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Neal Nordstrom
Keith Norman
Scoit MacKenzie
Ruby Whittington
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Joe Sabourin
Phil Smith

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