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despite terrible pool conditions.
He said the aquatic centre water
was too hot and too shallow for
competitive racing.

‘The relay swim team was dis-
qualified, however, because of a
false start.

Masters. swimmers also did
well. Joe Mandur picked up
three firsts, and a second. Scott
Siemens had two firsts, a second
atid.a third. And John Dando
had’ a first, two seconds and
thee thirds.

‘A number of. swimmers here
have now qualfied for provin-
cial and national competition in
the spring. They are:

# Youth Natlonats: Cory Holland
and Jocelyn Coxford.

* AA Provincials: Cathy Bennett,
Tammy Clarabutt,- Denise Vanderlee,
Idelle Walker, Clay Muller, Sonya
Sheppard, Jamie. Kerman, BJ. Erb,
Trish Gair, Stacy Parr, Stacey Clark,

* Senior Provinclals: Tori Macken-
zie, Cathy Bennett, Tammy Clarabutt,
Denise Vanderlee; Aimee Peacock,
Jocelyn Confard, Tina Nelson, ‘David

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blade after making a fateful promise prior to the Bluebacks' win at their invitiational swim meet.

Vanderlee, Cory Holland, *
* AAA Provinelals: Jennifer
- Vanderlee, Marina Checkley, Audrey

New ski club

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TERRACE — Freestyling —
the.“‘high-excitement leading
edge: ‘of: ‘ competitive skiing is
coming: here this winter.

The Shames Mountain
Freestyle Ski Tearn is up and

running and organizer Mike °

’ Allen says they’re looking for
more members.
“We -talked about it last
year,” says Allen. ‘This year
we decided to go for it.?"::

Freestyling incorporates three
judged events — ballet, moguls
and aerials.

Ballet is a combination of
moves performed on a very gen-
tle slope. It combines the skills
of figure skating, gymnastics
and dance in one performance
on skis. .

ing Club, has released’ its latest.

calendar’ “of day treks for the
winter season. :'

The group usualiy meets at
the library Sunday mornings to
car pool. Everyone is welcome.

Upcoming hikes include: -

© Nov. 24 Clearwater
Lakes.
around the Clearwater Lakes
between Terrace and Kitimat.
Meet at library at 1 p.m. Shan-

-An easy Skm - hike

“It’s graceful and beautiful, ”
Allen said.

Moguls involves "skiing a
steep, mogul-encrusted course
as fast as possible and perform-
ing two aerial manoeuvres dur-
ing the run. He said the moguls
event will likely be held on a
Shames run like A.O.T.

Aerials is the -most spec-
tacular of the three events,

’ featuring skifes soaring up to 45

feet in the air off special ski
jumps and performing various
manoeuvres before making a.
landing.

The aerials won’t be held this
season, Allen said, but the team
is going to develop a site and
build a jump for aerials next
summer, for the following ski

1 — Pine Lakes.
Seven miles northwest of Ter-
race on the West Kalum forestry

road, this 6km trip around the -

lakes is a scenic walk. If there is
snow we can do an easy cross-
country ski trip in Dover St.
‘area four miles from town.
Meet at library at 1 p.m. Vicki

leader, 635-2935,
® Dec. 8 — Copper Moun-

fi ‘steep
road to top “of: Copper Moun.

Erb, Sarah Thompson, Chris Kerman,
Charlie Gaiz, Patrick Levesque, Taian
MacCormac, Garth Coxford, Clint»

season, .
- The team will also have a full-
time.coach frotn Prince George
to instruct,in bailet and moguls.

Eight-. to 12-year-olds can
compete in bumper league —
the team’s grassroots. program
for kids, similar to the Nancy
Greene program. ;

The: junior program is for
12-to 18-year-olds, and skiers
aged 19 and over can compete in
events as seniors.

- Fees are around $60.

Members will be able to goat ..
‘their own pace, Allen said,
_ freestyling once a week recrea-

tionally, or more often with the
aim to compete nationally or in-
ternationally.

‘Allen said freestyle allows for
more. creativity than com-

tain. Much ski-doo traffic, so
walking should be OK. Cold
weather at top; so dress for

winter, bring a lunch ‘and no °

dogs please. Meet. at library at
10 a.m. Vicki leader, 635-2935,
Phone by 9:30 a.m.

* Dec. 15 Zymacord
River, Cross-country ski trip on”
fairly level terrain in the New
Remo area, Good for begin-

Chess
tourney
nears

. Knights, pawns and rooks
will be battling it out at the
City Centre Mall in Kitimat.
Nov. 30,

That's the date of the local
chess club’s City Centre
Rapid Chess Tournament.

Players from across the
northwest are expected to
compete,

Organizer Litto Castillo

said’ half. hour games will be
played — 40 moves in.30-
minutes, followed by sudden -
death... ;

Registration is at 9 a.m. in
the mall Saturday Noy, 30.
Entry fee is $15 and any
aspiring grand masters can
contact Castillo at 632-6823
for more information.

Sheppard, Vince Gair, Tina Holland,
Aimee Peacock, Jocelyn Coxford, Cary
Holland, David Vanderlee,

F reestyling at Shames —

petitive alpine lor ar
downhill racing does...”

tion,
“If you get competitive, you
can-go anywhere,’’ Allen said.

‘There are races all over North :

America,”

' They'll also be involved in

various inter-club competitions

with similar teams in Smithers

and Prince George, he said.
-And if you don’t want to

compete but would like to help -

out, there’s plenty of demand
for volunteers: and judges to
help with the team’s upcoming
events.

For more information con-
tact Mike Allen at 635-4529,

“way. “Bring - ‘dunch, meet at
library at 10 a.m, Bev Greening
leader. Call 635-7868 by 9:30
a.m, please.

library at 10 a.m., bring lunch.
Jorma leader, 638-1379. ;

* Jan. 19 — Dog sled rides. :
At:Homesteader Cafe, 75 miles:

east of Terrace on Hwyl6. Br-
ing your cross-country. skis- as

_ Well, Call Sandy at 638-1081 for _
- more information prior to the»

trip. Cost could be only $5 each
or less, Call well before Jan. 19
-to reserve,

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