Equipment
to many

The Equipment and
Facilities Committee of
the 1986 Terrace B.C.
Winter Games has come
up with a long list of
recommendations con-
cerning the disperal of
equipment following the
games’ completion early
next month. .
A great deal of
assorted items will be
doled out to mostly Ter-
race sports organiza-
tions, but Kitimat will
also be recipient of some
goodies.

Kitimat’s School
District will get four bad-
minton nets and four sets
of badminton standards.
The Aluminum City’s

Judo Club receives 25

judo mats, plus lumber
wad fasteners for fram-
fg. The Kitimat Cross-
Country Ski Club gets
W, two-by-fours . and
scorecards,

The Regional District
of Kitimat-Stikine is also

at the end of some gift-

giving. It’s ski equip-
ment in the form of an
electronic timing device
and some breakaway
poles.

Even the B.C. Winter
Games people in Victoria
will get some equipment
that is not felt valid for
our area, It’s plungers to
mark lanes for speed
skating, plus 12 clip-
boards.

The Terrace School
District 88, and the
District of Terrace winds
up with major portions
of equipment.

The School District
gets a set of 30-second
basketball clocks, eight
basketballs, four water

bottles, netball standards -

and balls, half a dozen
flip-style scoreboards,
two sets of volleyball
standards with referee
stands plus two antennae
for nets, and two nets.
They also get at least six
volley balls.

Minor items going to
Terrace schools include
six whistles, six pairs of
wrestling anklets, two
mops and two buckets.

Bantams

The Bantam House
schedule features
Sharples against North-
ern Motor Inn on Sun-
day, Feb. 23 and on
Tuesday, Feb. 25,
Northern Motor Inn
takes on Tilden.

CRAFTS SHOW

Displays of Heritage
Crafts and demonstra-
tion of craft techniques
will take place in the Ter-
race Arena banquet
room Saturday, Feb. 22,
from 1:30 to 4 p.m.

The event, sponsored
by the Terrace Regional
Museum Society and
Terrace Parks and Rec-
reation, is part of
Heritage Day celebra-
tions. Admission is free.

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