B10 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, November 15, 1995

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MINI-BASKETBALL

Friday, November 17

5:05 p.m. - Grizzlies v. Bulls; Magic v. Celtics 6:30 p.m. — Sonics v. Rockets; Raptors v. Hornets

VOLLEYBALL

Saturday, November 25

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL girls volleyball teams play off at Skeena Jr. Secondary school in a 14- team tournament,

Saturday, December 2 .

BOYS ELEMENTARY school volleyball teams compete at Thomhill Jr. Secondary School. '-. ..

Sunday, November 18 - ee ,

FREDERICK POINT, Digby Island (Prince Rupert) will be the destination for a hike of moderate difficulty with muddy sections. It’s: the site of WWI gun emplacements, ammunitions stores, power plant and look-out posts. Meet at the library at 10.a.m. Contact is Shannon at 798-2268, ce ;

MEN’S REC HOCKEY Tonight ee Oldtimers Division (fos oe 9 p.m. — Northern Motor Inn v. Terrace Timbermen - 10:30 p.m. — Convoy Supply v. Riverside ‘Wranglers

Sunday, November 19 - Recreational Division ; 9:30 p.m. — Northern Inn v, Terrace

Timbermen

Tuesday, November 21

Recreational Division

9 p.m. — Skeena Hotel v, Frecision Builders 10:30 p.m. — All Seasons v, Coast Inn of the West

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Sircer STANDARD

This message brought to you by the Second Sheet of Ice Society and the Terrace Standard.

SKATE ‘97 Facts say ‘yes’

IT’S TIME to review the facts about the second sheet of ice,

The estimated cost of the project will be $2.87 million and the potential borrowing amount is $2.12 million. The Rick and Paul King Foundation is committed to raising $750,000 and the possibility of a federal or provincial grant would reduce the amount needed to be borrowed,

The loan is to be amortized over 10 years. On a $150,000 home in Terrace, that would equate to an assessment of $51.80 a-year while in Thornhill it would be $51.26 4 year.

A BC. 21 grant.would reduce those taxes to $33.05 a year in Terrace and $32.70 a year in Thornhill. :

The money to build the second sheet is not coming out of monies which the city or regional district now collect. This is new money to be made available through a successful

‘THREE TERRACE Skating Club volunteers were

recognized for their contributions at the Cariboo North Central Region awards ceremony In October, Stephanie Miller received a spacial achievement award. Longtime judge and skating club member Monica Lessard received an award recognizing her Volunteer contribution, And Lee-Anne Ballinger. received an award for her amateur instruction.

Ice instructors saluted

A GROUP of local amateur skating instructors got even sharper at the Oct. 14-15 CanSkate seminar in Houston. Terzace Skating Club officials said the volunteers’ dedication is what makes the local club so successful. Participating in the course were! assistant Nicole Lindsay, CanS- kate instructor Deanna Lambright, CanSkate in- structor Christa Lam- bright, CanSkate in-

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ler, CanSkate instructor Stephanie Huisman, assistant Sabrena Harvey, CanSkate instructor Khalie Bys, assistant Leah Malo, CanSkate instructor Danielle Richey, assistant Nathania Talstra, senior CanFigure instructor Jill Harvey, senior CanFigure instructor Kendra Eys, senior CanFigure instructor Leanne Ballinger, senior CanFigure instructor Daniel Miller, junior CanFigure instructor Catherine Audet, senior CanFigure instructor Lee-Anna Huisman.

"96 Games torch lit

THE TORCH WAS lit last week to signal the countdown to the 1996 Northen B.C. Winter Games in Prince George,

It's 100 days to the opening of the games.

City councillor Rich McDaniel was there for the occa- sion on behalf of the City of Terrace. .

Although it was a chill minus 11 outside, McDaniel said the torch-lighting ceremony was inspiring. - :

“A year from now we'll be opening the 1997 Northern B.C, Winter Games in Terrace — hopefully in front of the . new second sheet of ice.””

‘ structor Stephanie Mil-

referendum, ° ; :

The Skate 97 logo was developed to focus the com- munity on the 1997 Northern B.C, Winter Games, and to develop timeliness for the second sheet's completion.

But it is the multi-use applications that truly present Ter- race and Thornhill with long term opportunities.

The new realities are that we can no longer. build facilities that are a burden to the taxpayer. It is the revenue generating possibilities of non-ice venues, whether it is in sports as soccer, tennis, roller hockey, etc. or community events such as tradeshows, concerts, conventions and the like that make this project a wise investment.

The leisure sheet surface is large enough to provide ban- quet space for seating 400 people. Terrace doesn’t have a place large enough to accommodate a group that size,

There is a serious need for more recreation for our kids in communities, This project is both a prudent economic and a timely community investment. It needs your support. Vote yes on Nov, 18,

For more information contact Brian Downie at 635-5617 or write to the Second Sheet.of Ice Society,

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Don’t fret sports fans, Now that the Cleveland Browns are moving to Baltimore, and the y CFL Stallions are on their way elsewhere, and the Houston a Oilers may be moving, and the Astros may be following, and the Jets arc leaving Winnipeg, and

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the Birmingham Barracudas are 7 threatening to fold, and Los 2 Angeles is still without NEL football: we have a solution ‘for

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Understanding that most of g the money spent on ‘altracting ° teams will be used to line # prospective owners pockets with (ax breaks and big parties and bribes, we have decided to take the fiscally responsible toute to” get the ball rolling,

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