Hazelton scores in tourney —

Terrace
Peewees host

area teams

THE PEEWEES hit the ice
this weekend for some great
minor hockey interleague
play.

A game Saturday moming
saw Terrace go up against
Hazelton’ at the Terrace
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Hazelton came out strong
and pulled ahead of Terrace
in the first two periods, And
by the third period the
visitors were well ahead
with 5-2,

Terrace did manage to
mount a bit of a comeback,
getting several good
chances in the third. Shawn
Burg brought his team to
within stiking distance,
scoring for the second time
in the game with less than
five minutes to play.

Terrace continued to apply
pressure, and with less than
a minute left to play, the
Hazelton goaltender had to

Rec
fees to
rise In

1998

IT’S GOING to cost
‘five per cent more to
skate and swim here
in 1998,

- City council has ap-
proved across the
board increases of
around five per cent
on all fees at both the
Terrace arena and
swimming pool.

‘Adult groups will
now pay $115 per
hour to skate at the
arena, starting July 1.
That’s up from $110.
Youth groups will pay
$48.50, up from $46.

Council is still in
budget deliberations
and isn’t expected to
finalize the budget un-
til the new year.

The recreation in-
creases are in line
with the council’s ear-
lier directive that ad-
ministration aim to cut
cosis and increase
revenues by five per
cent across the board.

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HAZELTON OFFENCE proved to ba toa much for Terrace in a Peewee game fast

Saturday. In spite of a late rally by Terrace, Hazelton won this game 6-3.

make an incredible glove-
hand save to keep the score
at 5-3.

But Hazelton immediately
turned around and sent for-
ward Amadee Marshall ona
breakaway. He quickly
pulled away from the

defence and neatly tucked
one in behind the Terrace
keeper.

That gave Hazelton the
game at 6-3,

Tesrace’s second goal was
scored by Trevor Jamieson.
Kristian Gough assisted on

all three.

And Brian Beaudry was
chosen as Terrace’s MVP
for the game.

Hazelton goals were
scored by Jerry Capazutto,
Mitchell Marshall, Mike
Wesley and Tyler Krantz,

Local soccer player a big
hit at NAIA Championships

TERRACE SOCCER
player Roxanne Chow
continues to make waves
down south after another
amazing season.

The freshman defend-
er/midfielder at Simon
Fraser University was
recently voted team all-
star at the NAIA Soccer
Finals in Mobile Ala-

bama.

SFU won the title last
year, beating Mobile 3-2,
But this year it was
Mobile’s revenge — in
spite of Chow’s efforts.

Chow was one of nine
freshman on the women’s
SFU Clan team. The
young team surprised
everyone by making it to

the finals against top-
ranked Mobile.

Unfortunately, the team
couldn’t make it two
championships in a row,
and they lost in overtime
2-1,

After the match, Chow
was named to the NAIA
national tournament all-
star team.

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“Nurse, | want to see my baby.”

Agnes looked up from her hospital
bed to see the nurse standing there
with empty arms. Three days ago,
Agnes had given birth to a baby girl.

“Where is my baby?”

The nurse reached for Agnes’ hand
and squeezed it,

“I'm so sorry, Agnes. But the
Children's Aid Society took her away."

Agnes jumped up with horror.

“Why? ... Bring her back!"

The nurse put her arm around
Agnes’ shoulder, -

“Agnes, you've got ta face reality.
You were temporarily released from pri-
son in order to give birth. You're 35 and
you've been a drug addict for 17 years.
You're a convict, Agnes - it isn’t your
first time in jail either.

Agnes slumped an her bed.

“But now I'm a mother. | have
someane to take care of.. My life is
going to change."

The nurse’s voice became strong.

“Face the facts Agnes, Your com-
panion is also-a serious drug addict.
Sure you've been together for 8 years.
But where is he now? In prison for rab-
bery and assault.

A jook of unshaking resolve filled
Agnes’ face.

“I'm calling Children's Aid. Ronnie
and | are ready to change. We love our
daughter and we want to keep her. I’m
sure there |s a way,”

There was. After Agnes and Ronnie
got out of prison, they went straight to a
drug recovery program. They struck a
deal with Children's Ald.

“We'll give you free access to the

You BE THE JUDGE

Don't take my baby away from me!

BASED ON
ACTUAL COURT
CASES
program. We'll pay for your weekly vis-
its with the baby. And because of your
abusive relationship, we'll also provide
relationship counseling. Stay clean for
three months and you'll get custody.”

Six months later, the phone rang.

“Ronnie, Agnes, get dawn here.
The Children's Aid inspector wants
blood and urine tests to see whether
you're drug free, Getting tested was
part of the deal. You flunked the other
tests, Hope you can pass this one.”

The couple failed, and Children’s
Ald took Agnes and Ronnie to court to
put the baby girl up for adoption.

The Children's Aid argued passion-
ately: “We gave them every chance to
create a drug-free, non-abusive environ-
ment for their daughter. But they show
no desire to change, even after a year.
Your Honour, give this baby girl the
chance she deserves for a good home
and loving adoptive parents.” ~

Ronnie and Agnes responded ner-
vously: “Your Honour, the Children’s
Aid programs were unhelpful. But we
are working hard to fight our addictions
with the help of our family. We
shouldn't be punished forever for past
mistakes by losing our daughter to
some stranger."

Should Ronnie and Agnes be given
back their baby gir!?

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for a permanent home and should be put up for adeption.”

“Sorry Ronnie and Agnes, out I'm afraid you {ose your child.” Held the Family Court. “If your daughter's futura
wasn't anough motivation to becoma drug-free for 3 months, nothing ever would be. The baby gli had waited too long

YOU! BE THE JUDGE is based on actual court cases. Today's dactsion Is based on the facls of the case and the
law of the province of Manitoba. Ifyou have a similer problem, pleese consult Lindsay & Grueger, Claire Barnsiein lo a
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