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16 = Terracé Review —— Wednesday, February > 1992

An out-of-town trip to Kitimat
proved highly successful for the

Terrace Bluebacks swim club on

the Jan. 25 weekend.
. Terrace won the five-team

. event by amassing 701 points, 15

more than the host Kitimat Mar-
lins (686) and more than 100 up
on Prince Rupert Rapids (593).

_ It was the Eurocan Invitational
meet held at Sam Lindsay Memo-
rial Pool. Also attending their first
meet ever. was the newly-orga-

Perry rink tops

Bluebacks top contenders
at Eurocan Invitational

nized Bulkley Valley Otter Club
of Smithers. They placed fourth
while the Masset squad wound up
last.

The open meet attracted 156
competitors overall.

Aggregate winners plus run-
nerups and third spots were as fol-
lows in order of finish:

Girls 8 under — Sheena Bar-
tel (Kit), Jessie King (PR), Stacey
Bartel (Kit). . .

Boys 8 under — Chris

Legion Bonspiel

The Jack Perry rink came out
as the only unbeaten foursome at
the annual Royal Canadian
Legion's bonspiel at the Terrace
Curling Club.

After a win over Smithers’
Glen Baker in the ‘A’ semi-finals,

Lady curlers

set agenda

The Jean Billing rink of Prince
Rupert is once again set to repre-

gent District.Four in the B.C.

Senior Ladies’ Curling Champi-

_onships, which will be held in Ter-

race starting next Monday at the
Curling Club. :

She won the district title for

‘her umpteenth time during play-
offs held at Prince Rupert on Jan.
11th weekend.

Billing, with third Selma Stan-
dring, second Velma Hauptman

and lead Hilma Pylot, has a total

of six appearances at the B.C.
finals. She won the title in 1984.

_ Ten teams are competing in a
round-robin system for the B.C.
crown, with the winner advancing
to national finals at Nipawin,
Saskatchewan in March.

While here for. the week-

long event, teams will be staying .

at the Northern Motor Inn. Mon-
day’s plans call for a team brief-
ing plus two practice sessions,
then a light supper.

Opening ceremonies are Tues-
day morning at nine o'clock. The
first draw. is 10 a.m., followed by
draw two at 4 p.m.

During the Tuesday break, an

_ informal lunch and photo session

is set for one o'clock.

- Wednesday has two more
drains at 10 a.m. and 6 p.m.

. Draws five and six are Thurs-
day at 10 and 4. Also planned is a
Legion-sponsored Juncheon, fol-
lowed by a skips meeting at three

o'clock. :
"Draws seven and eight are Fri-

day at 10 and 4. -

od On Saturday it's draw nine at
possible tie-breaker

ig set for 2 p.m. That night

— pegs irene Sgt noma a oat amen

Perry took on Bill Kawinsky and
defeated him 8-3 to capture 'A’
event. Kawinsky had downed
Sandy Farkvam in the other semi-
final.

‘B' event went to Kathy Simp-
son with her 8-7 margin over John
Evans. In the semis, Evans
knocked off Dot Gomez of Prince

Rupert while Simpson beat out _
Louise Radford. :.

Henry Rautér won ‘C'évent.
He beat Gordon Oates 6-3 in the
final. In semi-final action, Rauter
defeated Ray Flalierty while Oates
knocked off Scotty McArthur.

Forty-two rinks from around
the area took part this year.

Marcinkiewicz (PR), Arend
Stamhuis (PR), Jason Kumpolt
(Ter).

Girls 10 under — Amber
Wuensche (Kit), Lindsey Eby
(PR), Marina Checkley (Ter).

Boys 10 under — Adam
Marcinkiewicz (PR), Dallas Bis-

_ shopp (Kit), Nathan Kearly (Kit).

Girls 11 and 12 — Kirsten
Eby (PR), Tina Holland (Ter),
Candice Young (Kit).

Boys 11 and 12 — Garth Cox- °

ford (Ter), Paul Provost (PR),
Ricardo Cabral (Kit).
Girls 13 and 14 — Jocelyn

_ Coxford (Ter), Aimee Peacock

(Ter), Amanda Bedard (PR). -

Boys 13 and 14 — John
Stamhuis (PR), Cory Holland
(Ter), David Vanderlee (Ter).

Senior girls — Denise Van-
derlee (Ter); Tori Mackenzie
(Ter), Tara Morris (Smi).

Senior boys — Lee Encinas
(Kit), Mike Flegel (PR), Foster
Robinson (PR).

Skaters mark

Terrace Minor Hockey cele-

brated Minor Hockey Week from
the 24th to 27th ©

The events included penalty-
free hockey, shooting accuracy,
breakaway relay, rapid-fire goal-
tending, hardest shot, fastest skater
and rapid-fire shooting.

Other skills included Montreal

ZZZ11PPPI National Minor Hockey Week saw three days of
fast activity at the Terrace Arena.

Drill, tennis: ball hockey, pylon
and stick show, tutor shooting,
“team:relays, passing skills, course
skating (no puck), obstacle relay,
goal screen, and others.

They also hosted a few regular
games, including the Midget Reps
vs Smithers Midgets for a pair.
The first game resulted in a 9-9

Minor Hockey. Week

tie, Smithers won game two 8-2.

The. Peewee Reps took on the |

Tri-City Ladies All-Stars and
managed to outscore the ladies
7-5, .

The Bantam Reps went up
against Terrace Timbermen Old-

timers in their matchup. The Ban-

tams came out on the short end of
an 8-4 score.

OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES - FEBRUARY 8 - 23, 1992

PLEASE NOTE: THE 1992 WINTER OLYMPICS WILL AIR ‘ON 17, WJBK AND CBUFT (French) from February 8 to 23. .
Please check local listings In Close Up magazine for exact times.

ib BOBSLED HOCKEY FIGURE . SPEED ‘ALPINE & NORDIC SKIING EXHIBITION
: & LUGE 7 SKATING] SKATING MOGULSKIING] & BIATHLON | ALLEATHAL
Saturday oes Canada vs. France;

Sth , A CIS vs. Switz.;

Czech. vs. Norway
Sunday | Luge: Finland vs. Germany; | Pairs Women's Men's : Freestyle Ballet
Oth Seales lay ve. USA ; Originals 3000 m . Downhill Sh err si5km Skiing Heats
Monday | |u2e: Canada vs. Switz.; Women's Men's — Freestyle Ballet
Men’ , Combined : . j ;

| Oth Singles CIS vs. Nowway 500 m Downhill | XC: Men's 30 km Skiing Finals
Tuesday Woe vs Finland vs. Poland: Pairs Men's od sii dumping: 90 m

11th | singles Germany egon |e Slalom Women’s 7.5 mm

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