“part in their Invitational meet.

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, Curling

B4 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, January 5, 1994

Short, but not

eee eee

Sports
Menu

. TONIGHT
‘Men’s Rec Hockey
Convoy v Okics (9 p.m.)
Wranglers ov = Timbermen
(10:30 p.m.)

_ ‘THURSDAY, JAN. 6 —
Men’s Rec Hockey .
All Seasons -v Coast Inn (10:30

pm.)

_ FRIDAY, JAN. 7
Basketball
SKEENA JR. Girls 8-leam
toumey gels underway 4 p.m.,
finals late Saturday afternoon.

Swinming : _
BLUEBACKS host three-day -
regional training camp. con-
ducted: by. -Commonweatth
Games . medalist.  Graharn
Smith.

SATURDAY, JAN. 8
Skiing... °
SHAMES MOUNTAIN “Ski
club alpine races go loday and
tomorrow, 9. a.m. start cach
day. ~

Men’s Rec Hockey
Skeena v Coast Inn (8 p.m.)
Back Eddy v Precision (9:30

pam.)

~ SUNDAY. JAN. 9
Men's Rec Hockey:
‘| Convoy v Timbermen : 30
pan) .
Oks v Wranglers (11 p-m.)

‘TUESDAY, JAN. 11
Men’s Rec Hockey
All Seasons v Frecision (9
p.m). .
‘| Back Eddy v Coast Inn (10:30
p.m.)

FRIDAY, JAN, 14
Basketball -
CALEDONIA KERMODES
host: North: Delta, teams play
again Saturday, Jan. 15.

FRIDAY, JAN, 21
Swimming
TERRACE = BLUEBACKS
head for Prince Rupert to take

TRIDAY, JAN, 28

LEGION BONSPIEL gels un-
| dervay, finals set for Sunday,
Open to all. To register, phone
635-5583.

TERRACE BADMINTON
club. plays every ‘Tuesday and
Thursday evening at 8-10 p.m.,
every Sunday 7:30-9:30 p. Mm,

. Thornhill Jr. Secondary
school, For information, con-
tact Diane al 635-3564.

DUPLICATE BRIDGE club
meets. 7:15 p.m. every Wed-
hesday night at Caledonia Sr.
Secondary. Vicky (638-8418)
for more information.

TUN MIXED DART
LEAGUE plays 8 p.m. Wed-
nesday nighls at the Legion.
No need to sign up, just drop

more information, Clare Groot
at 638-8493.

ADULT NOON hour hockey
goes cvery Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday, 11:45 a.m. to 1
pm. First 20 players only and
19 years minimum age,

LADIES DARTS league plays
every, Thursday night, 8 p.m. al
the Legion. New members al-
ways welcomic to drop in.

To get an event on to the
Sports Menu, bring the details
Into the office at 4647 Lazelie
Ave., phone Malcolm at G38-
7283 or fax them to 638-8432.

To make next week’s paper,
submissions must be in by 4
p. m. Friday.

(BEAT THE opps)
LUNG DISEASE

Arm yourself with

is} the latest lung
facts from

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Score Board

_: Looking at

‘counters with his first, Melanson
-. €ame.up inside to miss an open
_ hit and roll. .
‘Townley:having hogged a draw

sweet

SOME NIGHTS it's best to stay
at home,

That had. to be the way Keith
Melanson felt on walking off the
ice at the #ll-too-early conclusion

' Of.the Super League curling final.

The writing was on the wall
early in the Dec, 30 showdown
against regular season champion
Ron Townley.

two opposition

attempt on the other side,

Melanson tried again but with the —

same result.

- And Townley made no mistake

with the hammer, drawing to go
three up.

Under pressure early in the sec-
ond, Melanson managed to get
out with a blank but the breathing
space proved to no avail.

Townley’s quartet piled on the
agony in the third, leaving
Melanson facing four and a raise

_ a8 the only possible shot.

He came up light, however: 7-0.

It got no better in the fourth,
Melanson just missing a tough,
cross-house double on his last to
give up two more.

Not surprisingly, he decided it
was fime to shake hands and start
planning for next year.

FAX: PHONE:
638-8432 638-7283

Rec Division Stats

Curtis Bretherick (SH) . it

Dr. Gillian Hodge
will be leaving her practice
on January 30, 1994.

The Emerson Medical
Clinic
is pleased to welcome

| Dr. Debbie Ferguson

5 whowill provide care for Dr. ff
§ Hodge's patients from Jan. 31/94
and welcomes new patients

PLAN TO ATTEND

CAMP MEETING 1994 at the

TERRACE CHURCH OF GOD

corner of Clark Rd. and River Drive

January 28, 29 and 30, 1994
Friday, 6:30 p.m.
Saturday, 10:00 a.m, and 6:30 p.m.
Sunday, 10:00 a.m. and 6:30 p.m.
Monday, January 31 atthe Upper Room Centre
1942 - 2nd Avenue West,
Prince Rupert, B.C. at 7:00 p.m.

with
EVANGELIST & BIBLE TEACHER OLIVER McMAHAN
of Claveland, Tennessee

Preaching and Ministering Each Service
SPECIALS - SINGING - VISITORS FROM
SOUTHEAST ALASKA AND B.C.

BANQUET: SUNDAY at 1:00 p.m. || '

FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL
Pastor Arnold H. Miller
3341 River Drive, Terrace 638-1561

, Oldtimer Division Stats
Scoring leaders; G <A Pls — Scoring leaders “ G A Pts,
Desjardins, Mario (AS) 32 260 «658 Payjack, Larry (NMI) is 13 31)
"Alger, Ian (SH) " 25 27) = 52- ——sCox, Harold (TT) 11 16 06«7
Farkvam, Troy (NAR) _ 25 22. 47 Michaud, Rino (TT). 13 12 25
Laschenko, Ivan (Inn) 3 16°39 | Casper, Grant (TT) 15 9 24
Taylor, Ted (PB). 19 «#160 «635 Harris, Roger (NMI) 5 19 9-24
_ Marleau, Lyle (AS) "14.19 33 Vick, Roy (NMI) g 15 @B
_ Gagnon, Emile (SH) 13° 17. 30 - — Smoley, Charlie RAW) 12.10 22
Dureau, Peter (PB) 100 200 30 Meashaw, Del (RAW) 10 12 22
Tackema, Wilf (NAR) 14606 BD Heit, Barry (CS) 10 11. 21
-Piatonni, Ritchie (AS) =. «14 «15 29 Falloon, Dave (RAW) 9 11 - 20
Fletcher, Kevin(BEP) = 14 15 29  - Sasiat,Dave(RAW)  . 120 «7~—S(19
Ferguson, Rick (PB) Wy DB. Olson, Ken (TT) | 7 UB
Kaye, Troy(Inny 12 16 28 Nickerson, Pete (RAW) 6 9 15
- Armstrong, Trevor (SH) 13. 14 27 Cullis, Steve (CS) 5° 9 14
Legouffe,Lance(NAR} 12 15 27 Shin, Dick (TT) 7 .6 13
Ap aite . rea tor ™ :
Scotl,Dave PB)’ 7 8 Br. 457° * "Sean, Gales omy ry)
Miller, Woody GH) 9. 489 Leberre, Gilles (CS) » 19 379
‘Ain, Kevin(BEP) 2k 14.90 Marko, Rick (TT) “103.90
-Beaudrault,Carl(NAR) 19. 5.16 | Senka, Jim(RAW) , ne F| 4.07
Pavao, Tony Ginn) * ss 17 5.18 Lamming, Gerry (NMJ) 19 4,74
McDonald, Leland (AS). 14 5.21
3.27, ;

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HAVING PROBLEMS WITH YOUR WCB CLAIM? |

f° You can get free, confidential advice, when a Workers"
Adviser visits Terrace on January 11, 1994,

B * To make an appointment for a personal interview, call the
Govemment Agent's Office at 638-3200,

* The interviews will be held alt the B.C. Access Centre, 101- |
3220 Eby Street, Terrace,

* For advice without an interview, contact Workers' Adviser
office in Richmond toll-free at 1-800-663-4261.

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ier (ary
| “Gentury

THE

TURN

PRESSURE
CONTROL AND

WHAT IT DOES

When you think about
your favorite run at

{ Shames, try and remem-

ber what the slope looks
like. The run probably has
many changes in terrain.
These changes affect your
skiing by changing the
pressure under you skis.
We can allow ourselves
to ski better by compensat-
ing and adjusting this pres-
sure, Think of your legs as
shocks In a car. As the car
tire hits a speed bump, the
tire gets pushed up, (the
shock absorbs the bump).
On the other side of the

This is the way we should
use our legs. Instead of hit-
ting a bump with stiff legs,
absorb the: bump and
extend your legs on the
other side. This aliows us
to have.a smooth ride and
keep our skis turning.

Next time your out, try
this idea on every. bump.
This will make it easier to
ski and allow you to’ dis- |
caver more terrain. on the
mountain,

Director of Skier Services
Shames Mountain Ski Corp.

speed bump the shock
pushes the tire back down.

SHAMES VA SKIER (2
MOUNTAIN [ff DEVELOPMENT:

THE MOUNTAIN MASTERS

Shames Mountain Ski Racing Club vera
Sponsored By: The Shames Mountain Skier Development Centre

Are you interested in having some fun! Beginning December 18th the Shames Mountain Masters will begin
training. The program consists of race training and ski improvement scssions from 1:00 p.m, to 3:00 pm. every
Saturday. Included in these sessions are Gate Training in all disciplines and Video analysis with individual feed
back. This is a great way to bave some fun, mect new people and improve your ski racing technique's.

During this years ski season there are a number of Races in the region to look forward to, so you can slat
training early to prepare, The masters will meet on these dates.

as.

SHAMES
MOUNTAIN

Office 635-3773

January § February 5 March 12
January 15 February 12

January 22

January 29

The program will be coached by Ian Hamilton and Tim Foster, both
cerlified by the Canadian Ski Coaches Federation and Canadian Sil
Instructérs Alliance.

The program is available to all parallel skiers from the nee of 17: years
and up.

The cost of the program is $65.00 for the entire season, You can
register for the program or find out more about it by calling Shames
Mountain at 635-3773 or drop by our office at 4544 Lakelse ‘Avenié,