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PAGE 8 ; TERRACE BAY NEWS FEBRUARY 8, 1978 8 SKICADE VISITS SCHOOLS Skicade is a van with two ski technicians who visited Holy Angels School on January 31st and St. Martin School on Feb, 1st, promoting the healthy lifetime sport of alpine and cross-country skiings There are four vans in Ontario who will introduce the sport to more than 50,000 students this winter. The in-school presentation to Grades seven and eight of both schools comprised of both an in class oral presentation as well as a' practical experience Skicade is offered free of charge to senior and elemen tary schools in the province through the financial co-operation of Wintario, Sears, FMH Limited, a distributor of ski equipment, General Motors and Shell. Ontario Ski Council is a non-profit organization whose ob- jective is to serve the needs of all ski organizations in the province and is responsible for the development and extension of the sport, to all residents, The Ontario Ski Council is a member of Sport Ontario and is supported by the Sport and Fit- ness Division of the Ministry of Culture and Recreation. CLUB HOLDS FUN COMPETITION A fun competition was held by the Terrace Bay Figure Skating Club on February 4, 1978, with participants from Schreiber and Terrace Bay clubs. Judges for the day were: Mrs, M, Hamilton, Mrs. S. Opas, Mrs. Ge Miller, Mrs. P, Jones, Mrs. B. Hanley, Mrs. Ae Wilkes and Mrs. Se Hurley. Each skater was placed on a team; team standings were: Charlie's Angels, captain Jane Colbey-Hara first; Muppets, captain Heather Saranpaa second; Silver Blades, captain Nancy Geralch third. Results of the individual events are as follows: Interpretive = Beginners 1 - Kathleen. Wills, 2 - Sophie Brassard Juniors 1 - 1 = Jill Marcella, 2 - Nicole Rattray, 3 - Betty Hopper; Juniors 2 - 1 = Sandra Barnett, 2 - Tammy White, 3 - Shannon Lever; 8 and under - 1 - Karin Brassard, 2 - Tracey Clark, 3 = Tammy Trach; 11 and under - 1 - Jane Colbey-Hara, 2 = Heather Saranpaa, 3 - Maria Kjerulf; 12 and under - 1 - Eleanor DePaclo, 2 - Maureen Caldwell. Races - Beginners 1 = 1 Sophie Brassard; Beginners 2 = 1 - Terry Singleton, 2 - Bonnie Pollard, 3 - Kathleen Wills; Juniors 1 - 1 - Sandra Barnett, 2 - Jill Marcella, 3 - Paula Kinnunen; Juniors 2 - 1 - Jeanette Lacroix, 2 - Krista Ditchfield, 3 - Pamela Menchen ton. Skills - age 6 & 7 - 1 - Linda Gerlach, 1 - Betty Hopper, 3 = -Paula Kinnunen; age 8 & 9 - 1 - Paula Bouchard, 2 - Cathy Hansen 3 ~ Tammy Trach. Ladies Singles - Beginners 1 = 1 - Linda Gerlach, 1 - Betty Hopper, 2 - Sharon Dupas, 3 - Bonnie MacRae; Beginners 2 - 1 - Kelly Moore, 2 = Shannon Lever, 3 - Krista Ditchfield; Pre- Juvenile 1 - 1 = Tracy Clark, 1 - Paula Bouchard, 2 - Cathy Hansen, 3 - Brigitte Samp; Pre-Juvenile 2 - 1 - Pamela Menchen ~ton, 2 - Jeanette Lacroix, 3 - Sandra Barnett; Juvenile A - 1 - Jennifer Kodila, 2 ~ Karin Brassard; Juvenile B = 1 - Eleanor DePaolo, 2 - Kelly Clark, 3_- Denise St. Jean; Continued page 9 eee MINOR HOCKEY NSMHA STANDINGS AS OF JANUARY 21, 1978 M1 DGET P W L T PTS SCHREIBER 5 4 | | 9 MAN ITOUWADGE © 5 3 I | 7 MARATHON 4 | 2 | 3 TERRACE BAY 5 0 4 | I BANTAM P W kL T PTS TERRACE BAY 6 6 0 0 12 MAN | TOUWADGE 6 2 4 0 4 MARATHON 2 | I 0 2 SCHREIBER 6 ! 5 0 2 PEEWEE P W L T MAN | TOUWADGE 6 4 | | 9 SCHREIBER 5 2 2 | 5 TERRACE BAY 6 2 4 0 4 MARATHON I 0 ! 0 0 Syperial SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 12th 5:00 p.m. -- 9:00 p.m. SALAD BAR, SWEET AND SOUR SPARERIBS, BEVERAGE, DESERT ========mmm=n $4.95 RESERVATIONS PREFERRED 823-3286 PTS =