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‘Nell Selmans rink wound up as the only undefeated team at the Ter- -
- face Curling Club’s opening mixed bonsplel on Oct. 21. Seimans

_ won ‘A’ event ona 3-2 victory over Reg Beckley's team in the final.

* Kathy Simpson took third place while Walter: ‘Sparkes was fourth.

‘B’ event went to Henry Rauter’s foursome at the opening Terrace
mixed bonsplel at the curling club on Oct. 21. Rauter defeated

-. Shance Kruisselbrink 6-1 in the final. Third and fourth placings went
to Kathy Gardiner and Gerry Bakker, respectively.

weekend as
10-team Prince George volley-
ball tournament.

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: The Danny Fisher foursome won ‘C’ event at the 19-team Terrace opening mixed bonspilel

held on Oct. 21. Fisher beat Dale McFadden’s team 4-1 in the final. Rinks skipped by Sandy

- Middleton and Rick Robinson placed third and fourth, respectively.

‘Skeena volleyball boys triumph

Terrace Skeena junior high

school Tsimpseans: came

through ‘in fine style on the
‘they won the

: Two players picked up in-
_ dividual honors. Scott Hodson-
was, named most.

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valuable

player, while Chris Wilkinson
earned a place on the first all-
star team.

Coach Gary Fuller's Tsimp-
seans -won their five-team,
round-robin pool with only one.
loss in the preliminary action.

They beat Duchess Park and:
John McLeod (both of. Prince: |

George) and defeated Williams - .

Lake. The loss came at the
hands of Quesnel senior sec-
ondary.

In the semi-finals, Skeena
demolished Prince George's

D.P. Todd 15-0, 15-3. Then in

the title match they took out

SU Iss. Corrilieu 10- 15,

Rupert ladies’ spiel off

Organizers of the - Prince
Rupert ladies’ annual bonspiel
had moved the annual event
from-early March to..this- past
weekend. It was done to attract
more local and outside teams.

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have backfired as they ended up :

with fewer registrations - ‘than
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"So, the spiel was cancelled and

moved ahead to its normal date, -
first weekend of next March.

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mission,

The project was funded jointly

and commitment of the following

Barry Eyjolfson

John Blake

fan Henry

Bob and Carole Marcellin
Barry Poters

‘Reg Roy

Don Anderson Contracting Ltd
Highe Surveys

- | Terrace Correctional Centre

We acknowledge and extend a special thank you to the
volunteers and businesses who provided assistance and contribu-
tions in the construction of a community sports field and adventure
playground on the Copper Mountain School Grounds.

Boord and a grant from the B.C, Lottery Fund. Without the energy

it would not have been possible to complete all the work this year.

THANKS
TO ALL THE VOLUNTEERS

From The Regional District of Kitimat-Stikine, School
District No. 8B and the Thornhill Parks and Recreation Com-

by the Regional District, Schaol

individuals and local businesses,

Maurice Beauchamp
Brian Duhan
Charles Magdanz
Ted Pellegrino
Barbara Roy

Ross Smith

Aqua Plumbing & Heating Ltd.
Skeena Concrete Products; .
Wiebe Contracting Ltd. .-