The Joe Sheppard rink got skip’s help from Reg Beckley in the
‘Cc’ event final at the Terrace Legion's annual bonsplel last
month. Sheppard posed with the winners after they beat
George Munson 12-7 In the ‘Cc’ final.

‘Hunters urged
toreturn —
questionnaire

B.C. hunters who
received a '1986 game
harvest questionnaire
from the Provincial

Wildlife Branch (Ministry -

of Environment and
Parks) are urged to com-
plete and return the
postpaid card promptly.
Quick response will reduce
the need for expensive se-

‘cond and third requests
through the mail, and will

assist the Wildlife Branch
to determine the coming
hunting seasons.

The Ministry of Envi-
ronment and Parks annu-
ally conducts a survey ofa
large sample of resident
hunters. This survey pro-
vides information
necessary for effective
wildlife management.
Hunter responses provide

an estimate of how many —

of the various game
species are taken by
residents and show how
hunting pressure varies
throughout the province

' from year to year. Hunter

responses also indicate the

Swimmers
qualify

Six Terrace Blueback
Swim Club members have

qualified for the B.C.-
Open Age Group ‘Champ-.

ionships coming up at Vic-
toria on the Feb, 21!
weekend,

The six selected for this
trip are Doug MacKenzie
and Cathy Bennett in the
13 and 14 age group, Tam-
my Quast and Kerry
O'Riordan in 11 and 12,
and Kelly Pearce and
Jocelyn Coxford in the 10

" and under.

During the same week-
end, the Kitimat Marlins
will be hosting a meet at
Sam Lindsay Pool for
swimmers that failed to
qualify.

success of hunters relative
to the time and effort they
put into their hunting.
Hunters who receive a
questionnaire about a

‘species they did not hunt

or did not kill should also
complete and return the
questionnaire.
Wildlife. Branch records
show they purchased a
licence for a particular
species, their. answers are
needed as much as those
of successful hunters if a
true picture of last year’s
hunting activity is to be
prepared.

Ravens
win at

Skeena bh

TERRACE !
Rupert’s Booth Ravens §
put together four wins in a

—Prince

row to grab the champion-

‘ship trophy of the Skeena

junior boys annual seven-
team high school basket-
ball tournament on the
Jan. 31 weekend.

Ravens opened with
their toughest game of the
series — a 48-47 win over
the host Tsimpseans.
Ravens continued their
march by rapping Bulkley
Valley Christian 65-36.

They made it a clean
sweep of the ‘A’ side of
this double-knockout
series by bouncing Nishga
76-50. Nishga dropped to
*B’ side where they knock-
ed off the host Tsimpseans
52-42 to gain another shot
at the Ravens.

Ravens came through
with another polished per-
formance to take the final
game 67-41.

Tournament organizers
offered game-star awards

continued on page 8

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Legion spiel draws 54 rinks

TERRACE — The only-
unbeaten rink at the Jan.
31 weekend’s 32nd An-
nual Terrace Legion
Bonspiel was the Dennis

- Williams foursome, skip-

ped by
Williams’
event
Kirk's team 4-3 in the
final.

Leading up to the ‘A’

Wayne Epp.
crew won ‘A’

final, Williams took out _
Charlie Radford’s rink |

while Kirk was beating the
Schmitty foursome in the

semi-finals.
The other. -four rinks
finishing in the top eight

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’ For ‘B’ event, Glen
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by Gary Weir of Kitimat.
Semi-final action saw

Baker dispose of Darrow

Gomez while Johnson
knocked off Dave Mallet.
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continued on page 23

Clark honored |

TERRACE — World-
record holding wheelchair
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race continues to pick up.
honors even during the off .

season,

Clark, who recently had
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