Bé - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, April 29, 1998

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AARON GINGLES was Terrace's top ra

e as

Skiers finish

season in style

TERRACE’S SKIERS
rocked the slopes of Hud-
son’s Bay Mountain for
their last race of the year
two weekends ago.

Five skiers from the
Shames Mountain Ski
Club attended the event,
which drew 40 competi-
tors from as far away as

Quesnel and Williams
Lake.
It was the last ski

weekend of the year at
Ski Smithers, and local
skiers used everything
they had learned through-
out the year to make an
impressive finish.
. “They did very, very
well,’” says Lori Schul-
meister of the club. ‘I
was impressed.”
Terrace’s top racer was
Aaron Gingles who took
fourth spot in the both the

first and second Super.

Giant Slalom, and then
again in the Slalom.
Gingles, who is in the

Sports
Scope

Ball time |

TERRACE MINOR
BASEBALL has openjngs
for players in various divi-
sions for youths aged 7 and
up.
Contact Debbie at 638-
0316 for moge info or regis-
ter at All Seasons. Baseball
season starts May 1.

Hockey AGM

TERRACE MINOR
Hockey will be holding its
Annual General Meeting

May 12, 7:30 p.m. at the
Coast Inn of the West.
Everyone is welcome.

Fly tier’s
club born

THE TERRACE Rod and
Gun Club has organized a
fly tying club.

Those interested in giving
this unique art a try can
meet the second and fourth
Weduesday of every month
at 7:30 p.m. at the Rod and
Gun Clubhouse,

For more information call
Tim at 635-7308 after 5
p.m..

Club hosts
IPSC shoot

THE TERRACE Rod and
-Gin Club is hosting an
IPSC Club Match in Ter-
‘race, May 10.

For more information, call
Terry Morris at 638-1922 or
635-6983.

12 to 14-year-old “‘J3”
age group, has performed
so well this scason that he
was named Most Im-
proved Skier of the year
from the entire Northern
Zone — which stretches
all the way to Williams
Lake.

Courtland Sandover-Sly
also did very well, win-
ning Most Improved
Skier for this race, and
placing sixth in the first
Super GS, fifth in the sec-

ond, fourth in the Giant |

Slalom and seventh in the
Slalom,

John Schuimeister
earned a silver for Most
Improved Skier at this
race, The J2 skier was
10th in both the first and
‘second Super GS, eighth
in the GS and ninth in the
Slalom.

And Mat LeClerc fin-

ished seventh in the GS

and sixth in the Slalom.
Overall, Lori Schul-

meister says it was a very |

good year for the ski
club.

“We ran a fun pro-
pram,’’ she says. ‘““We’re |
not as strict as some but |
we're still running with |

the top groups.”’

cer in the last blast of the year at Hudson
Bay Mountain in Smithers. He placed fourth in both the Super GS and the Slalom.

AUCTION SALE

SATURDAY, May 2, 1998 - beginning at 12 noon
For Schoo! Dist. #54 (Bulkley Valley)
at the Maintenance Compound 3377-3rd Ave.,
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1, 24'x48, Plumbed, wired with fumace
2. 24'x40', Plumbed, wired with furnace

20 pleces 2°x30' slim irrigation risers and sprinklers

‘ Bleachers Steal Studs
5 Blackboards 3x3 Steel Tubing
A notice to the Membership Cabinets i 8 mm Edit and Spicer
a ie te Cl Valley Golf 8 Tables Fi ner Safe wu
‘country Club. A special Gene Benches Sing Pong Table
Chala and Desks 7 Admiral Elac. Ranges
Meeting will take place... Cockers Viking Fridge
. : Elec. Typewtters Record : ge Dishwasher
Projectors and Tape Recorders as Water Heater
MON DAY Phulacoplers * _ Doors and Room Dividers
MAY 11, 1998 Ws ard VCRs Elects! Supplies
. Computers = P|
$ ; Keyboards, monitors, CPUs, Plumbing Supplies
7:30 PM { Piters, Paper Feeds, IBM Pots and Pans
at the Clubhouse compatible and others 20 Places 2*x30!
i 4 Rockwall Scroll saw Aluminum Irrigation
at } JO 777 3 pt Grooming Mower Risers, Sprinklers
sl The purpose of the meeting is ta —_ . - Plus many Items too numerous to mention. 4
‘ authorize the following: Subject to additians and deletions . “
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2. Rescind and Amend Anyone paying far Major Items with Uncertfied Cheque may
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