8 Terrace Review — Wedriesday, October 11,1989 |

Fast meeting for

- Terrace Youth Soccer|

“With only 14 parents in atten-
dance, it took Terrace Youth
Soccer less than one hour to

wind up their annual general.

' meeting on Oct. 2. Longtime ex-

ecutive members said it was their

shortest meeting in history. _
‘Newcomers and their posi-

tions with Youth Soccer include -

Blain Kluss (special events),
George Bujtas (clinic co-
ordinator), Claudé Chow (field
manager), John MacCormac
(tield manager) and Bob Audet.

’ Returns executive members

_ and their positions : are Norah -

Phillips. (chairman), Mary
Herness (equipment), Don
Highe (treasurer), Liz Ball
(player development), Bev Bu-
jtas (registrar), Flip Cervo (re-

_ cording secretary), and’ Linda ee
-Breffetat (director). "=

It.was agreed that sponsorship»

fees that ranged from $150 to .
$250 in the past will now become ©

a Flat $200 for all teams. ~

. Registration fees of $25 and-
$35 will remain the same for |

next season. '

‘Moen training in Hawaii

Former Terrace resident Gary

Moen is at Hawaii where he’s -

been on a week of training for.
the annual ‘Ironman Triathlon’
to be held this weekend. The
26-year-old athlete won his entry
to the Hawaiian event in mid-
July at the third annual Terrace
Rotary’s Skeena Valley

Triathlon. Moen backed into the 7

New hockey
for Northern

“For the. first, time, the, North-.

ern B.C. Winter Games is allow-" _

ing three different. hockey age.
“BrOUps.

~ It’s a tri-city host: setup: this:

coming . .February when Chet-
swynd, Tumbler Ridge and Hud-
son Hope: combine in a first-ever
troika series... « .

* Hockey venues are peewee (12

oldtimers. Other ice venues “in-
clude ringette for 11-to-17 girls,

juniors nine and up, and short.
track speed skating for juniors
nine and up.
Cross-country . skiing is in-
cluded in the 16-sport agenda,

title with his third-place finish
when the winner and runnerup

‘turned thumbs down to the trip
due to a high cost factor.

Moen’s been through a rigorous
training session since July, and

_has lined up four friends- from
his Kamloops home to make the

trip with him, acting as trainers |
and ananagers.

age groups.
B.C. Games

but alpine. skiing i is ‘sidelined.

vig Sy Re

° Otters listed ‘are junior boys’ ®

and. girls’ basketball, cribbage
. ‘for 19° and older, ladies’ gym-
‘nastics for nine and older, snow- |
mobiling for 12-and up, cross- | ~~
country. skiing for 12 and up,
badminton for 19 and up, five |
_ classes..of. trap shooting, ©
_ duplicate bridge, carpet bowling .
and 13), bantam (14 and 15) and °-

for 55 and older, indoor soccer

for r junior boys: and ors 12 to
precision figure skating for

a es

' Entry: forms are ‘available "|

from regional director Flip Cer-
vo at 635-6511 (work) or.
635- 7445 (home after 4:30

p.m.).

Field bid futile

Atter six years of futile effort,
Kitimat Minor Soccer’s bid for
additional fields has more or less
been put on hold until next
spring.

- According to association
president Ken McEachern, a
petition promoting development

“of two new fields.hés ‘attracted
about 200 signaturés so far; but
he feels at least 2,000 names are
required before taking a seventh
crack at Kitimat council.

“T haven’t been chasing the
petition’s basic idea lately,”
McEachern told us, “but I'll
probably be more active next
spring when it becomes time to
go after council again.”

He explained their season has
just ended so they’ve really been
too busy to get organized.

He told us the situation has

been going on for half a dozen -

years, “It’s a yearly visit to
council whereby ‘I present our
case and they keep rejecting’! it.??

: MeBactiern says. the: ‘fonger

they keep tejecting soccer's idea,

the more disgusted he gets and
the higher the cost in construc-
tion. He points out a registration

of 450 youngsters, feeling this

along justifies more and im-
proved fields. .

“The ones that: we currently
use are in real bad need of

“repairg: The only way the repair .
‘work ‘can be done is to establish’

new ones. We operate through- ~

out the good weather months

and that’s when repair has to be
done.”’

McEachern says two new
fields and fixing up current
fields is all they want. “If

‘parents or our players, adult

soccer and everyone who enjoys
the game will show us support,
then our outlook is bright.”’
It's apparent that cost factor
is the main cog in the works. .

One estimate indicates a cost
of $300,000 for two fields.

However, B.C... Lottery's one-.:
: third funding grant would knock °

the cost to $200,000.

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