a= ra TS

m Kitimat -attiletes *.w ;
medals, with 27 golds, aBeilvers. ‘and 29°

: : Jorgen, Jorgerison of Kitimat: won’ the
only, local. archery, gold, ‘beating
~fownsman Ed-‘Trudeau for top spot in.

wile echica and kta athletes

ap out ‘in: several. Sports, ‘notably.

Jy water “polo, gyninaatics, - curling,
. swimming *: ‘and * ‘karate, reglonal:
_ competitors: .dlao” competed suc: -
- > eéaafully in moat of the olier events at

"fe Ganies

“Area: competitors: won medals | ln

 Alimnoat all of. the- 82 ‘sports. and ‘their

_ Unofficial tothl of27i medals. The area .

‘ailver, 57: bronze).

won. 84 _ total

—“bvmzes, among: ‘them, :
” Results as yet are: anofficial. ‘Somé
patie may be listed under dhe

the men #1519 year. cb angle Bronze .afes

‘medal, ‘teamed with. Laura Wilson of
Hazelton: to: win the | 15-18 “mixed

doubles bronze and Went in on a third
“pronze’medal with Angrash Surash ot

‘Kitimat in the 15-18 men’s doubles,

“doubles. bronze’ with an. out-of-town -

: ‘competitor: | Norm, Chatfield. won: the:

“BBA whele took 96 golds, 93 silvers and. pote
“28; ‘bronzes, \with’: Terrace -athtetes *

. winning 184 of those medals (68 gold, a

bronze’ in: men’ 5 senior singles.
. BASKETBALL:

~The: ‘Terrace .All' ‘Seasons Allstars.
“won “the -sllver’ ‘medal ‘in ‘thelr. com

petition in the: Games; . losing. the
to

Kitinat’s. “Junior - ‘Grea. ijivie

-)"Taimshians, finished’ fourth’ in-‘that

- ‘Local ‘competitors won ax medals in
the: Various archery competitions, held
“at Cassie Hall’ “Blementary’ School:

en barebow, ‘Trugeau took: the
ebow silver...

di ity Cole, alzo of Kitimat, won bailver

“t the mi is s unilimited category, while:

errace’s Tom ‘Payne Won ‘a’. vallver:
Ain the dunior boys" barebow

competion, ares
Gi} Payne of ‘Terrace was ‘second in

- pie heavy tackle competition, beating.
0

ut third-place Mike. Saigeon’ for the
Silver. medal, -j:

Archers : competed in: ten: altheroat :
‘divisions at the Games. Divisions are"
: made | on the ‘basis ‘of equipment and.

additions. to the. ‘bows.

BACKGAMMON toe ‘
- Terrace. competitors ‘won four of ‘a.

a posaible aix medals in. ‘the backgam~
“mon competition. ‘Brian ,Adams won. .
the gold medal and Chariotte Geeraert ©
' took; the’ bronze’ in. the: overall com:.,. .
. _ betitlon, while’ in the. consolation ~
rounds, . Doug McKinnon the : gold -
“consolation and Chris' Porter took the

silyer consolation.

BADMINTON.

competition. .

ewrets: Mark Flaherty aid Gord Client each
_ won three medals, Clent getting inon

two of the three: golds. won ‘by ‘area

_ participants; He won the senior men’s:
singles and combined’ with, Ray_Cla
: Flaherty to. win’ the’ senior “men’s

“doubles, Clent also won the senior
‘mixed: doubles with Sherry Anderson:,
~Matk Flaherty, meanwhile, Won.

A few facts about the: Games _

“BOWLING |

Badminton players represented a ihe ~
a KitimatStikine zone well, “winning.
7 gine medals int the varlous categories z

tournament, Josing . ‘B2-37...to Prinve
Tsimshans. boys. team -also lost . the

wound: up fourth. .

“Area bowlers brought four miedals tb

Yvette : Daigle | taking <.the ‘highest

4 placing with asilver medal: tin ‘the 20-58

year. old doubles.’ : m
The other four medals were bronzes,
Marion -Cllft ‘and ’ Charlie. Tuscher’

~ placed third in the golden age doubles, .
Sylvie Mercure and Dot. Sullivan took.

Abird'in the 13-19 Yearjo old ‘doubles ‘and:

. the raixed- fear: of Joarine: “Mumford,

Brian ‘Lefrancois, deft: Thom,

Marylene’ Lizotte, Eileen Tuscher um

Lowell Croft. won’ a bronze: as well.
*BOXIN

Terrace’ 8 ‘boxers: had a very Bucr
-eessful two evenings in the R.E.M, Lee
Theatre, winning six medals including

“Other silvers were won. by. “Kelly
and: Rob ‘Long in the. 156 pound in-

cor Lamune x Gary Baker wes first, with Gino,”
Shane Lemmerick. won the. bronze’. event. Gary Baker wes 0,

‘medal in. the ‘119. pound. junior ‘class -°

alter’. being .elintinafed. ‘from gold

* competition: Friday. night when he lost:
Erie. Chapplow, ‘alo won '@.

‘to, ‘Jones x!

bronze, “with: his. coming’ in: the: 147:

“pound Intermediate class...

CHESS . ‘
a Kitlmat-Siikine ches: players: won to.”

oe 12 available: medals inthe senior
and toak.two of four, golds in
‘the: Junior classes: 8 “well, making

them one of the more successful teams ;
ning bath: golds at the Terrace gantes.

entered. in’ the Games.

» Three of the four senior golds went to

‘Anderson and Fran Power won the”
; ‘Indies’ ‘a. senior doubles gold medal,

. While’ Fiona McKenzie took. the fadles ”
" .Béparate - M¥isioria;. garnering: an:

pasketball team also “won as: eilyer
‘medal, lbaing the girls final to ‘Duchess
- Park of Prince George. 49-28, Skeena

rt's . Booth, «while the ‘Skeena’ -

bronze-medal game ‘ta, Booth. and.

the’ otal, With Camille ‘Beaudry’ ‘and: *

: CROSSCOUNTRY. SKIING iy

Jones, in the’ 119 pound junior clase,

| players. an the ‘tenors: ‘milesed
i only two medals in ‘two days of comi-.
petifion. Jn the first, event, Kitimat's .. F

- Relan Adrian and facquie. ‘Adrian’ won :

“the patd | and silver ‘medals, ‘and’ ‘were’
: followed: by: Terrace's Hugh Bedard
who won the bronze. .
“Area players also swept the second:
‘event, - with: “Henry. Kouter. aiid! Doug”
‘*Denomnie of Terrace winning the gold ~
and ‘silver medals : ‘and’ Nick: Juni -

-_‘Térrace won the third event, followed -

by Robert Brown of Terrace. in second,
“Fred Touche and Joe Ivanoft, both of : -
Terrace, were second and third. in. the

fourth: senior, event.

‘Lance Tiefenbach of Kitimat won, the.

- first juniorevent, with Mike Denomme
“and Larky. “Allen taking the top two :
7 spota In, the second junior, class, ; :

ye

CRIBBAGE ao

Cribbage . players. won. : thee: + gold
. ‘medals and four othera in thelt' @¥enta
at the Games. Dave Ziraldoof Téfface
was a double-gold winner,,‘toppliif the.
‘singles event and playing a part in the’
Terrace team’ 5 win in the youth. teain
event. ° ws

Joining Ziraldo on: the ‘youth, ‘team
were Mike. Schmiderer, Earey Pvipat
and Tim Wright, . 4

‘Eugene. Trudeau, was. the: cot er :
‘double medal winner from. ‘this area in |
‘cribbage, ‘The Kitimat ‘player ‘won 'a-
Silver medal in the ‘singles event and -

"Joined Erie Tasker: of ‘Kitimat on the ;

bronze-winhing youthiteam.
The other area ‘gold’ came from ‘the’
; Kitimat open,team,; made i up: of Caral -
Penner, Joyce Owen, Mary ‘Owen and
_ Art: Grawburg.. The. Terrace open
team of. Jack Keliy, Richard Volik,
Dave Murdoch and Erich Penner. took
8 bronze in that event.
~The seniors doubles. team of ‘Mabel
Hobenshield and Juahita Hatton’ won
: the silver medal in their’ event. .,

.": gome éxtra medals in’ thls

‘. ied (o local th
Terrace, wlio ended up with: the silver: havin it open to Ioeal a eles when

nol nough. out-of-area : athletes
registered, h . uy
Locals swept three’: events, starting
with the veteran men’s 7#2 kilometre

‘Rigont ‘second afd Andrew. Maikapor
third. Val: Anderson, Sue -Carr-'

» Simpson and Blane Maikapar. finished .

one-two-three.:In- both the ‘senior.
/wornen's five km event:and ‘the junior.
‘women's: 3. km event; winning: Awo os
medals each, - while Ben Johnson was
third in, the Junior x men’ “B 7'2 km event..

CURLIN * Hem : ‘
Terrace's curlers did well: for the -

second year ‘ina row;. improving on

‘haat year's gold-sliver finish by. win-—

Last year in Quesnel, Todd Latta

‘'
‘

‘Northern . B.C.
So well, in fact, .

-Canadlan. |
. Association and ‘Molson.

“ merrace and. Kitimat
athletes performed.
extremely well at the
Winter.
Games. .
that in the unofficial resulte,

> the’ Kitimat-Stikine area -

athletes almost doubled the
points total of their nearest

competitors; athletes from
the ‘Fraser-Fort George

"region |

‘The apparent t'vicieey for
" the host athlptes continues a
of home-town -

tradition
piileles,

jpyinning the

” MONTREAL cP) — The.
Seeccer

Breweries of Canada Ltd,

have Yeached ‘an dureement —
. in principie which! will see _
. the Manic; a member. of the.

North: “American Soceer-

, League; transformed: into
the, national team that will
‘represent. Canada ‘at. the

‘1884. World Cup, -
In-: making:

4

‘the an-

nouncement: at a news
conference-:'

-Monday,.

Northern: B.C. Winter.

Games, Only once has the ©
host. not won the overall ~

points title, that in 1979
when Smithers and_ the;

Bulkley Valley-Nechako .
Tegion hosted the: games -

and were beaten by | Fraser- :
Put Georges LS 2

“Ia the ‘motte. points | -
Terrace « - and: Bren
- athletes” picked. up 1656 *

total, < /

points,: easily: outdistancing
Fraser-Fort : George, . who
exided up-with 1000 points.

Terrace ‘altos finiehed the |

‘Team mi Canada’ will continue :!
to be: a. member -of the.
NASL. “

. Manic General manager

n strike

games with 1158 unofficial
points. re

“The ‘Skeena- Queen |

_ Charlottes ‘region, which -

conthins- Prince Rupert,
placed third with 708 points.
Fourth. - was. “Bulkely-
Nechako with. ‘431, while:in
' fitth was Peace River: ‘Liard
with 362. i
“Inst isdn de inners from
year
‘Cariboo ‘regton with’. 272
points. -

a tear were

“distances kept \-mariy
Car'iboo athletes « from

a. deal

‘Roger ‘Samson ‘said he
_ expected the 1983 edition of
tie Manic “to remain
relatively intact.

the

Organizers ‘said.
-high travel.costd and long

“wanted to clarify‘ certait’
reports ©

> tuning. A. tinal, mareement.

Jacques Allard, president of
Molson: in: Quebec, ‘said he
-that::-a final-
agreement has already”
been reached.
“It’s far from final. ‘There.
are -still hurdles to be
overcéme, but right now,,
we're down to- the. fine,

could: still “ake, weeks - or.
moiths,” .
Under’ the agreement,
Molsori - will present the
Manic franchise to the CSA
after - the’ NASL’s Soccer
Bowl‘ ‘next. : fall | and the
transition toa national team.
will: begin. ‘In the years
leading to the World Cup,
the Manic, operating (88,

Clty Cenive
KITIMAT

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attending, thus: keeping
_ down their tolal.

junior mixed’ |

curling. Thia year. he ‘won. it,, racing,

through the: six-team : ‘round-robin .
competiton with a perfect! 5-0 ‘record:

and the championship_ Keily Malden}.

Murray Ford and-Lorraine Lang were‘ loss. Kim: Radford, Jim Nordsirom |
ue leo on the. gold-medal. ‘winning rink. and. ‘Evelyn ‘Porter. were Challe astles. fo on aa

“this y year. ‘defen region's
In senior curling, Charlie Redford litle, won: laat year hy the John Eva
rink, by -duplicating . Latia’s' per- ‘Biadford’s*: teammates “on: the: “old
formance. and Sweeping. through. the. medal winning ‘vik, j
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