8 Terrace Review — Wednesday, October 29, 1986

Finning Flyers of Terrace youth soccer's under-11 divis-
lon, finished In first place during the regular season of
their four-team section. in the playoffs, Finning lost out
+2 to Northwest Sportsmen In the final,

Terrace takes Grade 8

volleyball championship

Skeena boys and
Thornhill ‘A’ girls trium-
phed at the Oct. 18 Ter-
race Skeena Grade 8
boys’ and girls’ annual
volleyball tournament,

On the six-team boys’
side, competitors played
three-team round-robin
games with time limits.
Then they advanced to
crossover finals against
the other division.

Semi-final action saw
Skeena take Thornhill
15-9, 12-7, and Chandler

Athletes compete in tournament action

Junior high school
teams from Thornhill
and Prince Rupert’s
Booth, plus senior teams
from Smithers and Ter-
race Caledonia, came
out as winners in volley-
ball tournament action
on the Oct. 18 weekend.

In Junior boys’ action
at Kitwanga, seven teams
played round-robin to
determine single elimina-
tion playoff positions.
On ‘A’ side Thornhill
won three and lost none,

while Bulkley Valley was
2-and-1, Kitwanga ‘A’
l-and-2, and Skeena
Q-and-3. On ‘B’ side,
Kitwanga ‘B’ was
2-and-0, while Houston

was l-and-1 and Nishga

Q-and-2,

In the semi-finals,
Thornhill beat Houston
15-2, 15-5, while Bulkley
Valley took Kitwanga
‘B’ 15-5, 15-6, Kitwanga
‘B’ won the Consolation
final 15-13, 15-11 over
Houston.

Thornhill downed
Bulkley Valley 15-3,
15-13 in the champion-
ship match,

In Junior Girls’ at
Hazelton, Rupert’s
Booth beat out Skeena in
the best-of-three cham-
pionship series. Scores
were not available.
Hazelton grabbed third
place, followed by Kit-
wanga, Thornhill,
Bulkley Valley and
Nishga, in that order.

All the Senior action

Special Olympics meeting held

TERRACE — The re-
cent meeting of the Ter-
race Special Olympics

Society involved discuss-_ .

ing planning for sending
four Terrace atheletes to
Vanderhoof in February
of 1987,

by Philip Musselman

In the meeting plans
for a raffle in Nov. and
Dec. were gone over.
The proceeds from a raf-
fle would be collected to

help pay for athletic

trips and other activities.
According to Gina
Bowker, the Chairman
of the group the raffle
could have a_ special
theme such as ‘'Truckers
Delight’’ etc. The theme
would be made to fit the
Genated prize for the raf-

e.

Scorekeepers are need-
ed for Saturday after-
noons at the bowling
alley between 4 and 6
p.m. No scoring ex-

Terrace. BMX racer Corwin
Selmens displays his third
place trophy at Poco’s BMX
Grand Provincial races. He
competed In the 14 expert
boys class. In October
Clayton Stephens of Terrace
competed in the Grand Pro-
vinclal races in Port Coquit-
lam and was awarded fourth
best overall In boys and first
place In provincial points In
the 17 and over expert claas.

perience is needed and
everyone is welcome to
help.

The special olympics
group has been function-

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Kitimat-Stikine.”

fected area.

to 4:30 p.m.

NOTICE OF
PUBLIC HEARING

Notice Is hereby given that a public hearing
will be reconvened on

Wednesday, October 29, 1986

at the Thornhill Community Center commen:-
cing.7:30 p.m. to receive public input on the
“Greater Terrace Official Community Plan
Bylaw No. 247, 1986, for specified portions of
Elactoral Area ‘C’ of the Regional District of

The purpose of this bylaw is to establish an
official community plan for the rural areas
surrounding the City of Terrace and Thornhill.
The official community plan sets out the Ob-
jectives and Policies respecting the form and
character of existing and proposed land use
and servicing requirements within the af-

Any and all persons affected by, or having an
interest in the Greater Terrace Official Com-
munity Plan may make submission to the
public hearing. Written submissions, where
possible, are requested.

The proposed bylaw may be inspected at the
offices of the Regional District of Kitimat-
Stikine, # 9-4644 Lazelle Avenue, Terrace,
B.C., Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m.

Regional District of Kitimat-Stikine

ing for a year in the Ter-
Tace area and anyone
who is interested in help-
ing in any way please
phone Gina at 635-7355.

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took place at Prince §

Rupert. In the four-team
girls’ section, Smithers

beat out the host team in §
the final. Kitimat was §

third and Nishga fourth.

The three-team boys §

side was a double-
knockout set-up, with
Caledonia beating

Rupert in the first series, @

then whipping Nishga
15-7, 15-4. Rupert also
beat Nishga to set up a
championship with

Caledonia. The Terrace |

boys won 16-14, 10-15,
9-2.

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Park edge Kitimat 15-12,
14-13:

In the championship
game, it was Skeena over
Chandler Park 14-16,
15-11, 15-0. The playoff
for third and fourth saw
Kitimat down Thornhill
15-9, 15-11. The other
standings had Kitwanga
fifth and Prince Rupert’s
Booth, sixth.

In the girls’. modified
double knockout series
with nine teams taking
part, Thornhill ‘A’
downed host Skeena

Gold 15-13, 15-9 in the
championship game, The
playoff for third place
saw Booth down Kitimat
in a time-limit, total
point series, 19-18.
Other standings on the
girls’ side had Kitwanga
fourth, Kitimat fifth,
Hazelton sixth, Chandler
Park seventh, Skeena
Purple eighth,
Thornhill ‘B’ ninth.

Fashlon Spending —

Americans are spending $8 bil-
liona year now on large women's
fashions.

OCTOBER CAR & TRUCK SALE
10% Discount on all units
purchased for Cash. No Trade

TRUCKS

1980 Chevrolet Suburban, 9-passenger
1979 GMG % Ton pickup

1979 international Scout 4x4, orange
1976 Dodge 1/2 ton, grean

1975 Chevrolet Van, camparized, red
1975 Ford S Cab, 3/4 ton, canopy, blue

1974 GMC Van, blue
CARS

1981 AMC 2-door, white -

1980 Chevrolet Malibu station wagon, maroon
1978 Mercury Zephyr, 4-door, blue

1978 Oldsmobile Omega, 2.door, brown

RECREATION VEHICLES ~

1982 Sportsman Camperette
10' Vanguard, 10' Camper

8' Cascade Camper

REUM MOTORS LTD., 4521 Lakelse Ave.,

Terrace

Phone 635-2655 Dealer Licence No, 5685, Box 725 tinc

November 1 1, 1986

CARPENTERS’ HALL

"1:00 p.m. A Symposium
‘ “Labour & Municipal Affairs” *
3312 Sparks, Terrace

A Pot Luck Dinner & Dance
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635-6410 CPU
635-4747 CASAW

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Kitimat - Terrace & District.

Labour Council
P.O. BOX 238, TERRACE, B.C. V8G 4A6.

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