Thomnill

untor high school’s grade eight boys volleyball team Is looking forward to their zone .

finals at Smithers’ Chandler Park school on November 7 weekend.

This happy team of Thomhill junior high s school junior ‘A' boys is doing quite wall in zone play

weekend.

High school sports scene returns to normal |

The teachers’ work-to-rule
campaign that wiped out spring
high school sports such as golf
and track-and-field is now a
memory, and Northwest zone

high school teachers are ‘gung —
‘problem was finally ironed .out

ho’ to get the fall season of

_ volleyball and soccer operating,

with no more roadblocks.’

Of .all the zone schools,
Kitimat’s Mount Elizabeth ran
into problems right at the start
of the: 1987-87 year.

Teacher-coaches at Kitimat

Kermodes intent on finals

According. to coach Clayton

’.Lloyd-Jones’ thinking. process,
his Caledonia Kermode girls’ -
~genior high school - volleyball

team will be ranked at least

‘ fourth in B.C. by the time pro-.
vincial finals start on Nov. 26 at

Courtenay-Comox.

Currently ranked _sixth-place -
Kermodes. ‘have’ -put.
together an impressive season so -

overall,

far and had high hopes: for a top
three finish at last weekend’s
major tournament at Sutherland’
School in) North Vancouver.

be published next week).
Lloyd-Jones feels a fourth-
place ranking is realistic when
you consider that the top three
teams — Sutherland, Sentinel
and Handsworth — and all from
the same zone, and that only one
of these teams can advance to
the B.C. finals from that zone.
— In-last year’s finals, Kermodes
finished 13th out of 16 teams.
This year the coach is confident

they'll at least be in the top five. _

‘quired from

threatened to withdraw their ser-
vices unless the school board

came up. with a better deal on

financing — travel for . student

teams. ;
It took a few weeks, but the

— although Kitimat had to drop
some teams due to a-lack of
coaches, This year they: have all
teams again.: .

Once the work-to-rule was im-
plemented, it cut out sports that

came up in the final two months

In addition to Kermodes dou-
ble ‘AA’ girls finals on Van-

so far, and they're gearing up f for zone finals in volleyball at’ Prince Rupert on November 7 — we

of the school year. It also came

. up just as basketball teams were

winding down their seasons. -
Now the situation is brighter,

‘and Kitimat has sufficient

coaches to operate in all divi-

-sions of. inter-school athletics.

-One Kitimat. coach — Rod
Vance — has put in thousands
of. coaching hours including

_ seven years as president of the

Northwest Zone Athletic ASSO- .
ciation. ;
_ This year he gave up the presi-.

first and second: place i in top 10
single ‘A’ ratings all season, will

eouver--Island, -Kermode..boys , play in their B.C. final at Notre ,

should take this : zone’s berth for.
their. double ‘AA’ finals -

Queen Elizabeth-School in Sur 7
‘rey, Dec. 11 and'12.

Smithers . girls, flirting with |

Dame in Vancouver, Dec..5 and °.

The boys single-‘A” finals go -
at -Mount’ Sentinel in South
Slocan Nov. 26 to’ 28." os

Zone seven racquet |

B.C, Winter Games racquet-
ball playoffs will be held at the
Prince Rupert Racquets Centre
on Nov, 21 and 22 for par-
ticipants from zone seven.

The 1988 B.C. Winter Games
will be held in Dawson Creek on

March 10 - 13. Players are re- .
zone seven to fill ©

the six available. positions.
Zone seven needs both male

and female entrants interested in

trying out for the six positions

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playoffs in Rupert

(Results from. this tourney will —

available for each class, Age
classes are: 1} 23 and under 2) 18
and under and 3) 15 and under.
Minimum age is 13. One person
from each class will be selected
(3 girls and 3 boys), A coach,
manager and chaperone will also
be making the trip.

For more information contact
Ron Ciccone at either
624-4896. or 6625-9449 or
contact your local racquet
centre,

_. eligible”

dent’s. job to Mike Haley of
Prince Rupert and is no longer
coach of the ‘“‘rowdy’’ boys’
senior soccer team. He’s remain-

‘ing as coach of the girls’ senior

basketball team, the Orcas.

Vance was asked about a rumor
concerning Kitimat and Prince
Rupert:dropping down to single
‘A’. competition after years of
double ‘AA’: ~

. Nance ° ‘admitted the ‘subject
had been’ discussed, in view of.

the fact both schools - appeared
‘insofar .as _ student
“population “goes.

‘AA’. ‘The girls’ figure i is 200.

donia by leaving it it the only “4 ‘AA’

competition, .

., the Lower Mainland."
At. the ‘zone fall meeting,

being chopped downto a single
‘entry overall, setting up an extra

The . -figure -
given. ‘for -boys is if you have.
more than 160 students; yOu go -
-Slated for a second senior: high:
~_-school in the early 1990s. This:
“Although: ‘this seems possible, :
Kitimat i is not making a move to
‘A’. Vance explained that such a.
“move could hurt Terrace Cale-" °

team west of Prince George.

It would mean that Terrace.

would have tc go east for ‘AA!
Or - even. .WOrsé,
spend gobs of money flying to

North Central and Northwest

series involving lengthy travel

-The drastic move of. any: “big
three’’ schools dropping to ‘A
is strictly an unfounded rumor:

However, Prince ‘Rupert ‘is.

‘would " split ‘their talent and> ~~“
‘mostly likely force them i in: ‘Ah J
competition. ° ce
For now, zoné ‘AA’ is alive ao
and kicking, we

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NOTICE:OF POLL
CITY OF TERRACE

Public Notice is given to the electors of the Municipality that a poll is necessary at the election now
pending, and that the Persons nominated as candidates at the election, for whom votes will be

recelved are:

For Alderman

“(Three to be elected for a three-year term)

Surname Other Names
GIESBRECHT Helmut
HALLOCK ‘Ruth

_ SHERIDAN Danlel
TAKHAR Mo

Office

Alderman
Alderman
Alderman
Alderman

Term ;
1987-1990
1987-1990
1987-1990
1987-1990

Rasidential Address
4816 Davis Avenue
5133 Agar Avenue
4903 Scott Avenue
48235 Twedle Avenue

Occupation
Teacher
Homemaker
Consultant
Trucker

The poll will be opened at Clarence Michiel Hementary School Gymnasium, 3430 Sparks Street,
Terrace, British Columbia, on Saturday, November 21st, 1987, between the hours of 6:09 a.m.

and 8:00 p.m.

Advance Polls will be opened at the Clty of Terrace Municipal Building, 3215 Eby Street, Ter- i

race, British Columbia, between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 8:08 p.m., on Friday, November . oe
13th, 1987, and at Mills Memorial Hospital, 271) Tetrault Street, Terrace, British Columbia, be- my
. tween the hours of 4:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. on Friday, November 26th, 1487. : oo

DATED at Terrece, British Columbia, this 26th day of October, 1987.

Murdo Macdonald, ~
Returning Officer —
7 Was