The Tarrace Youth Centre received a big boost from the Kinsmen Club last —
week by'way of a $3,000. donation. Above, a few of the youngsters who
happened to be at the youth Centre at the time of the donation watch as
Kinsman Robert Finiayson-hands the cheque over to. the center’s chair-

; > Man, Diana Wong. Wong says Ls financial ald from the Kinsmen

will be a great help in paying the rent, updating old equipment and pur-
chasing new, but shouldn’t lead others to believe their worthwhile cause
‘no longer needs any assistance. They can still use financial ald, craft
materials, basic equipment, games — and most of all, volunteers.

Golf expansion -
off indefinitely —

“Expansion, to 18 holes has
been tabled by the Skeena Valley

Golf and Country Club until’

such time the current nine holes
are brought up to top level.
This decision was reached at
last week’s annual general
meeting where barely a quorum

was in. attendance.
On the election side, Jim

‘Lynch. and Dale Greenwood
-dropped off the executive and
- were replaced by Glen Johnson

and Brian Miller.

The executive meets again in .

the new year.

Coming events in sports

“Hockey fans are reminded
that next-week, from the 27th to
_ 29th, Terrace is hosting its an-
nual Christmas atom division
minor hockey tournament. The
roster has 13 teams — nine in
house league and four in rep
league. The lineup includes two
teams from Edmonton + one in
‘each league. Twenty-six games
will be played.
_. Snow Valley Figure Skaters
and their families are reminded
‘of the annual Christmas pop

concert and family skate be-
ginning at 5:30 p.m. on Friday.
Admission requires a food item
for the Kitimat Help Agency.
The annual grads men’s and
women’s basketball tournament

is on this Thursday, Friday and

Saturday at Caledonia high
school,

with two games Thursday night
starting at 6, four on Friday
starting at 4 p.m., and the rest
on Saturday starting at 12:30.

Grad tourney to end year

“The final basketball tourna-
ment of 1989 is on this weekend
when six men’s and four ladies’
teams compete in the. annual
Caledonia ‘grads’ tourney at Cal
high school from Thursday to
Saturday.

The six men’s teams are split
inte:a pair of threesomes for
round- robin play. After. that

they cross-over to play their
equals in the other division.
The four ladies play a straight
knockout with consolation.
-Plans call for two. ladies’
games. Thursday night starting at

6 o’clock, four men’s games Fri-

day starting at 4 p.m. and the ré-

maining seven games Saturday ,
- starting at 12:30.

-

Six men’s and four -
women’s teams will see action’

Smithers
slopes to-
host ski —

~ championships
The Smithers Ski Club will

again host the Western Canada

juvenile ski championships in
March.

The event brings over 100 13 |

and id-year-old racers, plus
their coaches, to Ski Smithers.

The events to be run include
two super G’s, one giant slalom
and one slalom race.

Over the past three ski
seasons, the Smithers club has
been building a reputation — by
successfully hosting the B.C.
Western Canada and National
juvenile championships.

| Mini-hoop |
season
finished

The Terrace boys’ and
girls’ mini-basketball league
wound up its season Dec. 8 at
Cal high. In semi-finals,
Kitelse Cavaliers beat Totem
Furniture Bulls 71-41 while
Sight & Sound Sonics edged

Williams Lakers 38-34. In
‘the championship game,
Kitelse dowried the Sonics
51-36. -

JL

Along with our best
wishes of the season
go thoughts of
thanks to all

our customers

and to our

’ staff.

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