Terrace Review — Wednesday, March 27 , 1991 B3

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Savings...

Special athletes adorned with Northern B.C. Winter Games
medals were the focus of a recent proclamation signing by
alderman Bob Cooper recognizing Special Olympics Month.
The medals are the result of long hours of practice by
athistes, community support and the sometimes forgotten
dedication of coaches who volunteer many hours of free time.
Terrace coaches for this year’s Special Olympics activities are
Maureen Highe, swimming, Richard Colborne and Bob
Peacock, floor hockey, and Cecile Boehm, Del Bjornsen,
Colleen Petrick and Monica Peacock, bowling.

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More honours for Hendry

Every spring our Michelle Hendry cleans up, and we're not talk-
ing around the house. Somehow she manages to find room in an
already bulging trophy case for more honours accumulated during
the past basketball season.

This year wasn’t any different.

Last week she took home the Simon Fraser University Athlete of
the Year award. So what’s new?

Although Hendry’s season came to a crashing halt earlier this

. month in Jackson, Tenn. when the Clan women were uncere-

moniously dumped from the first round of the NAIA champion-:
ship, her efforts throughout the year were clearly outstanding.

The 21-year-old junior averaged 24.6 points per game, shot 69.3
percent from the field and added eight rebounds per game this
season.

She is the Clan all-time scoring leader with one year to play, has
been the District I player of the year in all three of her years on Bur-
naby Mountain and has twice been an NAIA all-star.

The six-foot-two kinesiology/sciences student also is a member of
Canada’s national team, playing in the 1990 world championships
and last year’s Goodwill Games in Seattle.

By the way, don’t hold your breath. More honours appear to be
heading Michelle’s way.

ATTENTION

Anyone interested in participating in a
8 team Pacific Northwest Fastball
League, coaches and players. Juniors
(16-21 years); Mens (21-39 years);
Masters (39 years & up). For futher
‘information contact Norm 635-2249

BAGE RUTH BABE RUTH

WAY ATTENTION us

Anyone interested in playing Juvenile Men’s
BASEBALL (19 years and over), there will-be a
meeting held in the Public Library, Art Gallery
on Tuesday, April 2, 1991 at 7:30 p.m.
Contact Earla at 635-5940 after 4:30 p.m.
sys for further Information. rys4nm

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