B.C. Amateur Hockey Association president Bruce Allison, hundreds of postera made for the new Aivtow Hockey Awar

— RIVIOW WARENESS PROGRAM

BCOungsters “Leamingythe shais drei having fins”

right, and project co-ordinator Bil! Ennos hold one of the eness Program. They ware here Oct. 3 to explain the new

Program to area hockey officials.

- The Terrace Caledonia Ker- mode boys senior high school

‘volleyball team kicked off its’ : Season with a bang as they won

one of the top awards at the an-

nual 40-team U.B.C. High .

School Tournament on the Oct. 3 weekend. re _. They were also honored by

having player Grant. Livadney

‘named to the tournament’s sec-

ond all-star team.

- Kermodes came through to

win ‘'C’ division — one of three

eight-team divisions made up of

teams advancing from: round- robin preliminary action.

In their five-team round-robin section, the other two teams go- ing into single elimination play also won a division.

‘Smithers tops Brits - in telephone darts — |

Smithers darters prevailed against their English counter- parts in the fourth annual Inter- national Darts Tournament bet- ween the Northwest B.C. com-

munity and the Royal Oak Club '

of Copmanthorpe,: England on the Oct.4 weekend, = It went right down to the final

“match of ‘this’ event that used: long distance phone calls to

communicate scores, Each team

. had won four games when Steve

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-Mount Sentinel of Slocan was

the big- winner by taking. ‘A’.

‘division, while. Abbotsford

Christian wound up winning ‘B’

division, ©. . Kermodes started in round-

Tobin by downing: Vancouver's Gladstone 15-6, 15-8. Then they.

riere; : -. Barlier,.on their way to Van- couver, Kermodes stopped at Prince George for a best-of- seven exhibition set against the top-ranked senior secondary

Polars. -

lost 15-7, 12-15, 14-16 to Ab-

botsford Christian. _. They reboundeéd with a 16-14,

to Mount Sentinel.

Entering “'C*. division, Ker-_

modes beat Golden 15-12, 15-7,

In the semi-final they downed § Mount Bouchenay 15-7, 15-9, In -

the final of ‘C’ they scored a

. 15-4 victory over Highland. of. Comox before losing’15-11,°15-6. am

15-11, 15-12 victory over Bar-_

contest, The 5-4 win was recorded by

the Smithers team of seven men ‘and two.women. Play was con- .°

ducted at the Sportsmans Pub in .

Smithers and the rec centre at

Copmanthorpe,

- The tourney was first set up by the father and son combina-

tion of Ken and John Wright. |

Megy, on bps .

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~ Kermodes won the first three matches, then lost one to Polars before clinching a win in game five, a

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T Presents a photography contes |. Capture the “Spirit of Terrace” —

~ Contest Deadline: Saturday, October 31

Display at the Art Gallery: Novamber, 6 - 22 SPECIFICATIONS FOR PHOTOGRAPH

— conventional drymount on 4 ply rag board

. = single 4 ply rag matt

_ — white, off white or Ivory coloured matt preferred — — complimentary coloured matal frame. . — regular 2mm clear glass

Colour “ = full colour print preferred Print size — minimum 6" x 10" Cs, — maximum. 16" x 20" a §©Mounting . — 3" x 3.5" border Maiting Framing

Two entries only per Person.and each musi be accompanied by an entry form. Entries are to be turned into | the Terrace Parka and Recreation office during office hours, or at the Terrace Art Gallery from 7:00 - 9:00 Wednesday and Thuraday, Saturday 12:00 - 3:00 or Sunday 1:00 - 4:00 during the week Sunday, October 25

' Entry forms available-at: Terrace Art Gallery, Terrace Public Library, City of Terrace Office, Terrace Parks _and Recreation. Office, Northern Lights Studio and Terrace Sight and Sound. oo For further information ‘call Diana English at 635-5006 (evenings) or Terrace Parks and Recreation at.

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9)" OCT. 8 WEEKEND : - |. “JUNIOR ‘A’ BOYS AND GIRLS VOLLEYBALL _- AT PRINCE RUPERT'S BOOTH.

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On the girls’. side, the host team came up undefeated with four

| straight wins. Kitimat was Tunnerup with a three-and-one record, It _ was.a three-way tie for third place as Thornhill, Skeena and -Nishga

all: won. one and lost three. On the boys’ side, Kitimat, Thornhill and Skeéna ..all had three wins and one loss, Because Kitimat won

‘seven of their nine matches; they took first place. Thornhill and .

Skeena both had six-win, three-loss marks, but Thornhill had downed Skeena in their meeting and took second place over the Ter-

was winless in four tries. _ SENIOR BOYS AND GIRLS VOLLEYBALL AT KITIMAT.

straight wins. Kitimat won three and lost. one for second place.. Then it was Prince Rupert. at two-and-two, Hazelton at one-and- three, and Nishga with four losses. For the boys, Kitimat. won all

_ . three games, Hazelton was runnerup at two-and-one. Houston and - Bulkley Valley Christian

Kermode volley boys win at UBC

had two-and-two marks, while Prince Rupert was one-and-three, :

_ SENIOR AND JUNIOR BOYS SOCCER.

In senior, Kitimat hosted Prince Rupert and blanked them 6-0.

For junior action, Prince Rupert Booth lost out 4-0 to visiting

‘Kitimat.

JUNIOR “B’ GIALS VOLLEYBALL AT KITWANGA ; Final standings of this six-team series had the host team placing

first, followed by Hazelton ‘A? and Hazelton ‘B’, Skeena grabbed

fourth, Bulkley Valley fifth, and Prince Rupert Booth sixth. .

"GRADE 8 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL ATHAZELTON This was a five-team series with Thornhill winning on a four-win,

no loss record. Skeena ‘A’ and Skeena Gold both wound up with ' two-and-two marks. Kitimat placed fourth and Hazelton fifth. a

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The five-team girls’ side went to Caledonia Kermodes with four ~

race junior school, Booth finished at .one-and-three, while Nishga — |

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