Shames Mountain

Skiing

SHAMES
MOUNTAIN At Its Peak

SKI TIPS

by Tim Foster,
Skler Services Director

Control your skiing by

controlling your arms

Keep your arms ahead and
comfortably apart to give you
continuous & perfect turns.

Now you have probably
heard this before, but it’s true.
For stable control, you need
to maintain a disciplined arm
position. This is crucial at all
speeds, but particularly when
skiing fast. When you watch
giant slalom races, not how
much effort they use in
keeping their arms well ahead
and apart.

Don't be too rigid. You
should still feel confortable
and relaxed. This will allow
you to react and help to keep
you balanced.

Shames Spring Hours

9 a.m. - 4 p.m. daily,
SNOWPHONE — out-of-
town, call toll-free 1-800-663-
8300. Terrace skiers, call 638-
8SKI (638-8754). For registra-
tion in the Skier Development
programs, call 635-3773.

REALTY WORLD"
THE RESULTS PEOPLE:

REALTY WORLD
Lakelse Realty
Skeena MAIl
phone 638-0268
Supporters of

All-Star Team (10 names)
-Ralph Bright (Greenville). Mike
Reid (Bella Bella). Russell Mather
(Nanaimo). Paul Askren (Metla-
katla, Ala.). Clint Barton (Kinco-
lith). Abe Brown (Masset). Brady
Johnson (P.R. Cubs). Randy Hay-

ward dr. (Metlakatia). Chad
Stewart (Nanaimo). Richard Reid
(Bella Bella).

Honourable Mention All-Stars
- Neil Barton (Kincolith), Brett
Guthrie (Metlakatla, Ala.), Kevin
Campbell (Nanaimo).

Most Sportsmanlike team -
Metlakatla, Alaska.

MVP - Russell Mather (Na-
naimo).

Most Inspirational Player -
Clint Barton (Kincolith).

Best Defensive Player - Brett
Guthrie (Metlakatla, Ala.).

High Scorer - Brett Guthrie,
137 points.

Most Promising Players
Mike Reid (Bella Bella).

Sixth Man Trophy - Kevin
Campbell (Nanaimo).

LISA HITS IT BIG

Prince Rupert’s Lisa Walters
has. finally achieved fame after
eight years as an also-ran in the
world of women’s professional
golf.

Walters, daughter of former
Rupert residents Darryl and
Marie Young, put it all together
last weekend at the Hawaiian
Open tournament, finishing one
stroke ahead of two other players
with an eight-under-par 208 for
the 54-hole tourney, breaking the
course record and winning
$60,000. It was her first LPGA
win in eight years of competition
on the circuit.

The former B.C. Junior champ
and three-time B.C. Women’s
Amateur champ, had progressed
to number 34 on the money list in
1987. Then Lisa’s game disinte-
grated. She struggled to 94 on the
list and followed this standing
with placings of 100, 94 and 104
over the next three years. .

Terrace Minor S

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oftball Association

REGISTRATION
Friday, Feb. 28th............. 5:30p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Saturday, Feb. 29th.....10:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
sineeeee 5:30p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Saturday, March 7th ....10:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.

AT THE SKEENA MALL
Registration is open to all youth 5-16 years old.
For further information you can contact
Gary Turner at 635-2943

Friday, March 6th....

Terrace Review -— February 28, 1992

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