6 Terrace Review — Wednesday, Feb. 19, 1986

Several Terrace rinks
made it to the prizes at
the 39-team Kitimat Alu-
minum City Men’s Bon-
spiel on the Feb. 8
weekend.

The Dwayne Needham
rink won ‘“‘C’’ event
when he downed club-
mate Scotty MclIlmoyle
in the semi-finals, then
beat Brian Howard of
Kitimat 9-6 in the final.

In the ‘‘A’’ event,
Guests
treated to
baked
goods

by Marilyn Anderson
TERRACE — A large
number of guests and
VIP’s from around the
Province will be coming
to Terrace to celebrate
the 1986 Winter Games
and enjoy our great Ter-
race hospitality.

To help make their
stay more enjoyable, a
dedicated group of ladies
have been busy baking
cookies, muffins, buns
and squares for guests’
enjoyment in the Hos-
pitality Suite.

Hard at work over the
past week donating their
time, expertise and
materials have been
Norah Jacques, Marie
Beckley, Marian Robert-
son, Leona Wilcox,
Diane Miller, Carol
Glenn and the ladies of
the Alliance Church, Old
Age Pensioners, Seventh
Day Adventists, Rebec-
cas, United Church,
Anglican Church and the
Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter Day Saints
(Mormons).

Also helping out were
Freda Schmidt with the
loan of a refrigerator
and Totem Furniture
with the loan of a
microwave oven.

Basketball

schedule

On Thursday, Feb. 20
All Seasons takes on
Kluss and Ev's plays
Skeena in local basket-
ball action.

On Tuesday, Feb. 25
All Seasons competes
against Ev’s and Kluss
takes on Skeena.

On Thursday, Feb. 27
All Seasons plays Skeena
and Ktluss takes on Ev’s.

Terrace teams
in spiel

Keith Williams was run-
nerup to winner Brian
Schooling after losing
the final 12-7. The Sam
Kirkaldy team came in
fourth.

In “B” event, Mark
Flaherty ended up
fourth, while it was a
third-place finish for
Ken Blanes in ‘‘D”’
event. Keith Williams
also finished fourth in
the Grand Challenge
playoff.

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Legion Zone Men’s Winner
The Kevin Sparks’ rink of Terrace won the recent Royal Canadian L

egion Men's Zone playoffs and took part in Provin-

cla! finals at Princeton last week. Teams membars are skip Sparks, third Dannis Williams, second Mel Anderson, and

lead Murray Kelln.

Legion ‘A’ event winners

The Mel Grant foursome of Terrace came through with a 10-2 win over Jack Elsworth of Kitwanga in the final of ‘A’ event
at the recent Royal Canadian Legion bonspiel in Terrace. Players are skip Mel Grant, third Dwayne Popp, second Arnie
Goodwin, and iead Keith Scott.

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Legion Bonsplel winners of ‘B’ Event
Doug McKay's rink scored a 7-1 victory over the Marg Skead foursome in the fi

Lagion Bonsplel. Members of the winning rink are skip McKay, third Jurgen Wry, second Gra

Brekke.

nal of ‘B' event at the recent Terrace

nd McAvoy, and lead Mark

soccer

Terrace youth soccer
plans only one regis-
tration session for the
upcoming season, and
that’s going to take place
during B.C. Winter
Games weekend at the
Skeena Mall.

Youngsters can sign
up on Friday, Feb. 28
from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.,
and Saturday, March 1
from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Youth soccer is open to
boys or gitls born in
1968, and up to in-
cluding 1979.

The registration fees
differ for age groups.
Players under 10 with
birthdates from 1976 to
1979 will pay $25.
Players in divisions one
to seven with birthdates
from 1968 to 1975 will
pay $35.

There’s also a family
plan for an unlimited
number of players. That
fee is $75.

Photocopies of birth
certificates are required
for all players born in
1975, and all older
players who have not
previously registered.

For more information,
phone president Don
Highe (635-7562), vice-
president Mike Brady

(638-1884) or regis-
trar George Bujtas
(635-3719).

In addition to regular
schedules from spring to
fall, major plans include
the Sun-Rype jamboree
for boys and girls born in
1973, and the interior
finals for boys in divi-
sions one to seven.

Persons interested in
coaching should contact
Mike Brady at 638-1884.

Editor's Quote Book

What is defeat? Nothing but
education, nothing but
the first step to something
betier,

Wendell Phillips