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~ Terrace Minor

_on the Nov. 7 weekend.
- Grade Elght Girls and Boys

. The

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“above are Rotarlans and thelr team.m

* playing field. .

Soccer Coaches recently challenged the Te

pe races

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race Rotary Club to a friendly soccer match. Pictured

embers. Terrace Minor Soccer coaches proved difficult to beat. The Terrace
Rotary Club has helped the Terrace Minor Soccer Association by contributing funds to upgrade the Christy Park

Junior and Grade eight
volleyball zone finals were held

at Chandler Park
eight-team - girls’-

playdown saw the host Chandler

‘Park team post an undefeated

‘record to grab the zone title. In
‘the final match, Chandler Park

downed Prince Rupert’s Booth. .

Thornhill took third place while
Kitwanga was fourth. Skeena

‘Gold of Terrace tied. with

Hazelton for fifth, followed by

“Skeena Purple and Kitimat.

‘Organizers awarded the most
sportsmanlike team trophy to

_the combined Skeena entry.

The Grade eight boys title

“went to Skeena’s ‘A’ team as
. they downed Kitimat 15-9, 15-8

in the. final of this six-team
‘series. Teams were split into

_three-team sections for round-

robin action. Skeena ‘A’ won
‘their group, while Thornhill was

_second and Chandler Park third.

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Kitimat topped their section,
followed by Kitwanga and
‘Skeena ‘B’: In the cross-over
semi-finals ‘featuring the best
two from each side, Skeena ‘A’

‘eliminated Kitwanga. while

Kitimat knocked off Thornhill.
This set up the best-of-three
final.

Junior Girls at Kitimat

Prince. Rupert’s Booth won
the ‘A’ girls title by defeating the
host team 15-1, 15-11 in the
final. Booth had gone through
the round-robin preliminary
unbeaten in four games. Kitimat

‘was next at three-and-one. .
Skeena took third at two-and-:

two, followed by Kitwanga at

one-and-three and winless.

Nishga in four games. In the
semi-final, Kitimat knocked off
Skeena 15-8, 14-16, 16-14.

Junior Boys at Prince Rupert |

Kitimat emerged as the ‘A’

boys champions by beating
Skeena 12-15, 16-14, 15-11 in the »

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PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given to the electors of the school district aforesaid that a poll has become
necessary at the election now pending, and that | have granted such poll; and further, that the persons
duly nominated as candidates at the said election for whom only votes will be received, are: _

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~ High school sports report 7

exciting best-of-three final. In
the five-team round-robin
leading up to the final saw
Kitimat and Skeena come out
with. identical ‘three-win, one-
loss records. Kitwanga took.
third place with a two-and-two

mark, while. the host Booth -

teams and Nishga finished up at
one-and-three.

The zone. junior ‘B’ boys
finals at Houston had to be
cancelled when not enough

‘teams expressed interest in tak-

ing part. a Setuae

Hazelton won the junior ‘B’
girls title in a-five-team playoff
at Bulkley Valley Christian. in

Smithers. They downed the host
‘team 12-15, 15-10, 20-18 in the

best-of-three. final. In the round-

_ robin preliminary, Hazelton had

four wins and no losses. Bulkley

' Valley came in at three-and-one, |
: followed by Skeena at two-and: |

two, Houston at one-and-three
and Booth at. zero-and-four.

Residential

Surname Cther Names Position term of Occupation :
7 a Office Address a
BRANNING Robert Lloyd’ Trustee 88/89/90 5030 McDeek Operator/
a Dispatcher
KOZAK: ~ George Trustee 88/89/90 3891 Pine . Sale
0 ; Representative
_POUSETTE John Trustee . 88/89/90. 3808 N. Thomas Administrator
ROSS Barbara Ann Trustee 88/89/90 1458 Maple St. Finance Clerk

' ADVANCE POLL:

Hospital: Friday, November 20,

3430 Sparks Street
2905 Clark Street

Cedarvale: Museum, Cedarvale

11/18

Terrace: Friday, November 13, 1987, 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
City of Terrace Council Chambers, 3215 Eby Street, Terrace

1987, 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.

at Mills Memorial Hospital, 4720 Haugland Ave., Terrace
REGULAR POLL: SATURDAY, November 21, 1987, 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Terrace: Clarence Michiel Elamentary School

Thornhill: Thornhill Elementary School .

Rosswood: Mrs. G. Olson residence, Rosswood

Usk: Mrs, M. Early residence, Usk

Lakelse Lake: Lloyd Johnstone residence, Lakelse Lake _

New Remo: Zaporzan residence, New Remo
GIVEN UNDER MY HAND AT TERRACE, B.C. this 27th day of October, 1967.

~ (Mrs,) E. Johnson,
Returning Officer

Don Brise of Smithers over-
came a first-round 7-6 loss to
Dave Tough of Prince Rupert to
win three in a row and again

take on Tough. Brise won the

$2,000 top prize at the annual

Terrace men’s and ladies’ cash.

bonspiel when he bounced

Tough 8-1 in six ends in their:
second meeting. a

Tough picked up second-place
money of $1,200 to soothe his
humiliation, ~~ SO

On the six-team women’s side,
Carol McGregor pulled off an

_ exciting 9-8-win over-Wendy At-

chison of Prince Rupert in the

final. The victory was worth -

$600 for McGregor and $340 for
Atchison.

It was a double-knockout
series with a consolation round
on both sides, ,

_Eight of the 16 men’s teams
qualified for the sudden-death
big money playoff. Opening
quarter-final matches saw
Tough knock off Larry Burke of
Terrace, Brise defeat Ken
Bazanski of Prince Rupert,

Gord Pratt of Smithers elim- .

inate Bob Field of Burns Lake,
and Bruce Kerr of Rupert beat

= Smithers teams
top cash spiel |

defending champion. Gord
Judzentis of Terrace. .
The four losers all picked up
$100 for their effort. So
In the semi-finals, Tough
scored a 9-5 win over Pratt while
Brise needed an extra end to
defeat Kerr 7-6.

Kerr then beat Pratt 6-3 to win
third-place money of $700. Pratt
went home with $500 for fourth .

place. |

Three teams from Smithers
dropped to the four-team con-
solation with Bob Baase of
Houston. [n the semi-finals,
Baase defeated Don Palmer 7-2,
while Ken Giles ousted Glen

‘Baker 9-3,

Baase took home $250 for
edging Giles 5-4 in the consola-

- tion final. Giles won $150.

On the ladies side, Atchison
defeated Kim McDougall of Ter-
race while Jean Billing — of
Rupert was losing to ‘McGregor

~in the semi-finals.

‘In their playoff for third and
fourth places, Billing beat
McDougall 8-2..- Billing took
$150° for the win while

McDougall had $100 for the—

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