Irene Kuhar, publicity director for the Peaks Gymnastics Club in Ter- race said a merit meet was recently held in the community for members of gymnastics clubs from Kitimat, Smithers.

Placings for Terrace competitors from the Peaks club who entered the vault, bars, beam

and floor events were: :

Vault

6 & 7 Year Olds:

Felicia Arbuah placed third, Karen Wilkinson placed second.

Eight Year Olds:

Jennifer Neves placed first, Jocelyn Coxford placed second, Lindsey Roberts placed third, and Tara Elliott placed fourth.

Nine Year Olds:

Vanessa Deakin plac- ed first, Lori Kirkaldy placed second, Paula Deviveiros placed third, Joanna Mutschke placed fourth, and Renae Plan- tinga placed fifth.

6 & 7 Year Olds:

Felicia Arbuah placed third, and Karen Wilkin- son placed fourth.

Eight Year Olds:

Jocelyn Coxford plac- ed first, Darlene Wolfe placed second, Jennifer Neves placed third, Tara

Elliott placed fourth and

Lindsey Roberts placed fifth.

Nine Year Olds:

Joanna Mutschke placed first, Renae Plantinga placed second, Paula Deviveiros placed third, Lori Kirkaldy placed fourth and Vanessa Deekin placed fifth.

Six & Seven Year Olds:

Felicia Arbuah placed second, and Karen Wilkinson placed fourth. Eight Year Olds:

Darlene Wolfe placed first, Lindsey Roberts placed second, Tara Elliott placed third, Jen- nifer fourth and Jocelyn Cox- ford placed fifth.

Nine Year Olds:

Lori Kirkaldy placed first, Vanessa Deakin placed third, Paula Deviveiros placed fourth, Joanna Mutschke placed fifth, and Renae Plantinga placed sixth.

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An eight-team hockey tournament was held in Ter- race last week. Four of the Stewart Bugs’ hockey

team champions are pictured with their trophies. Orest Chaluptak photo

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Although the Hazelton Bugs team won three and lost none at the Terrace Bugs Minor Hockey Tournament recently, the Stewart team was awarded first place due to a better goals for and against record. The Hazelton boys posed for a picture after the series.

fourth, Vanessa Deakin

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Gymnasts compete in 3-day tourney

TERRACE — The Ter-

y race Peaks Gymnastics

Club is back in town after competing at Prince George.

by Sherry Halfyard

Six girls from the Ter- race Gymnastics Club competed in the Prince George School of Ar- tistic Gymnastics. The three-day invitational tournament held March 31, April 1 and 2 fea- tured 165 competitors from all over the prov- ince.

In the divisional sec- tion of the meet, Natasna McAvoy and Shannon Skyrabyk com- peted for Terrace. Skyrabyk placed fifth in the balance beam com- petition.

Four Terrace girls competed in the open provincial section of the tournament. Jenny Brady won two bronze medals for floor and balance beam competi- tion.

Rosanne Komlos won a gold medal for vault competition and came in sixth place on the balance beam. Andrea Komlos also won a gold medal for vault competi- tion in the Tyro divison of the open provincial competition.

‘SAll the girls improv- ed their marks during the Prince George School of Artistic Gymnastics,’’ said club coach Eva Komlos.

The Terrace Peaks Gymnastics Club has been operating for 15 years now, said Komlos. The girls competing range from 13 to 16 years old. They practise every other day, approximate- ly eight hours a week.

Peaks Club

Komlos says the girls should be practising 14 to 16 hours per week to keep up with the other clubs in the province.

On April 26 there will be a divisional cham- pionship in Kitimat.

Komlos said the girls are looking forward to it. Also later in the year the provincial champion- ships will be held at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Provincial coach Jessica Johnston along with Ter- race’s four provincial level competitors, will be participating in the championship.

In Terrace court

Joe Matos was fined $100 in Terrace provin- cial court on Friday, March 21 for theft.

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Rodney McKinney was fined $225 in Ter- race provincial court on Friday, March 21 for three counts of breaking probation.

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William Boake was

fined $50 in Terrace pro-

vincial court on Friday, March 21 for a violation of the Narcotics Control Act.

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On Monday, March 24 in Terrace provincial court James Haughland was fined $750 and given a six-month driver's license suspension for refusing to provide a breath sample to a peace officer.

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Floor

Six & Seven Year Olds: Karen Wilkinson plac- ed second, and Felicia Arbuah placed fourth. Eight Year Olds: Lindsey Roberts plac- ed first, Jocelyn Coxford placed second, Jennifer Neves placed third, Darlene Wolfe placed fourth, and Tara Elliott

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