Open
rallies
tennis
players

THE TERRACE OPEN
tennis tournament brought
out some of the region’s top
players May 18-20,

In Men’s Singles play,
Matthew Cachia beat out
Norm Lee for top spot in the
A group. In the B group,
Larry Vu defeated Dick
Springer.

Meanwhile, in Ladies’
Singles Kuong Anderson
took top spot over Hester
Flewin in the A group,
Melita Braken beat out Dee
Jenion for top B group
player.

Men's Doubles saw Bill
Redpath and Norm Lee
come out on top in A group
while Grant Hollestad and
Rick Tabata took the B
group.

In Ladies’ Doubles play,
Nancy Gorgon and Ada Sar-
sist took top honours, In
Mixed Doubles, Diane and
Chuck Cey were the A
group winners with Dave
and Ada Sarsiat winning B
group.

The Junior Tennis Club is
now underway too. Players
from 10 to 16 years of age
are invited to come out and
join in club activities on a
regular or drop-in basis.

The juniors are set to play
the seniors of the club on
Sunday, June 2 from 67
p-m..

The club meets at the Hal-
liwell courts each Saturday
from 10:30-12:30 p.m. until
the end of June. For more
information call Ada at 635-

# Run like the wind

RUNNERS YOUNG AND OLD turned out for the annual Kermodal Classic
Race. More than 100 peaple from the region took part. First to cross the fine
at.5Km was Bernd Guderjahn of Prince Rupert, followed by Ed Ansems who
took first place in the 40+ group. The first woman to finish was Natasha
Desousa of Kitimat. Cheryl Steele was Terrace's first female finisher, placing
third in that group, In the 10Km race, Gord Buxton was the first lacal to finish,
coming in four minutes back of the winner, Richard Harrison of Smithers.

Cal
girls
take
Zones

CALEDONIA GIRLS soc-
cer scored big at the Zone
Championships in Smithers
the weekend of May 10 and
11. The girls returned home
Zone Champions, a first for
Caledonia.

The wins were especially
sweet against Kitimat, a
team that hadn't lost in two
years.

Friday night the team
pulled off a decisive victory
against Charles Hayes of
Prince Rupert, Saturday saw
the girls face Kitimat’s un-
defeated Mount Elizabeth
team,

After giving up an early
goal, the girls rallied, com-
ing back to win 2-1,

As if to prove their first
win over Kitimat wasn’t just
a stroke of luck, the team
went on to beat thent again,
this time with a shutout.

Cal blasted two into the
Mount Elizabeth net, and
played tight defencively,
holding back the usually
potent Kitimat offence for a
2-0 win,

The team is now off to the
Provincial Championships
in Kamloops and coach
Blaine Kluss is confident
the team will do well.

“We hope te finish at
least in the tap 50%, but
anything better would be
great,” says Kluss. “‘This is
a great team. They really
play with a lot of emotion.”

The Provincials finish up
May 29.

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CLUB

Held it’s Annual Fun Match
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We would like to thank the
following businesses for their

generous support and donations:

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would like fo thank the following sponsors ofour
25th Area Annual Conference.

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Businass Development Bank Richard Cleaners

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635-3300 or 635-9444

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Hospital is announcing a “Healthy Pet Awareness
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all vaccines and worming for the first year are
being offered at a reduced price.

Due fo the popularity of the spay/neuter/vac-
cine program Terrace Veterinary Hospital contin-
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cats and dogs six months of age or older,

For an appointment or more information regard-
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