C2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 10, 1995

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FLOOR HOCKEY
OPOV IV TOURNAMENT
Tonight
7:45 pm. «A & W ¥ Terrace
Shell Redmen
8:30 p.m. - Predators v Great
Whiles
9:15 pm - Back Eddy
Blazers v Westpoint Warriors
Monday, May 15
PLAYOFFS:

7:00 p.m. «1st v 4th
7:45 p.m, - 2nd v 31d
8:30 p.m. - Ist v 4th
(All games at
Elementary school)

Parkside

HIKING

Sunday, May 14

CLUB HEADS for Kitimat
shoreline for two-mile hike
through forest and along the
beach. Fairly steep in spots.
Meet at the library at 9 a.m. or
Kitimat Info Centre at 10:00
am. Leader is Jonna (638-
0783).

ROD & GUN
Saturday, May 27
BLACK POWDER match at
Harkin Creek Ranch, Kiiselas,
continues tomorrow,

YOUTH SOCCER
Tonight
UNDER-14 GIRLS (6:30 pm)
Wilkinson v Sanberry
Braids v Terrace Shell
UNDER-10 (6:30 p.m.)
Skeena Cellulose v Webb's
Weavers
Elkers v Shoppers
Surveyors v Wildwood

Shepherd
Centennial Lions v Rainer’s
Rangers

Thursday, May 11
UNDER-12 (6:30 p.m.)
Cedarland v Terrace Travel
Finning v Copperside
Co-op y Sight & Sound
UNDER-16 (6:30 p.m.)
Bandstrav A & W

‘Saturday, May 13
UNDER-7: (9:30 am.

Safeway v Vic Froese

Tilden v Kinsmen

Philpots v All Seasons
UNDER-S (10:30 a.m.)

Dairy Queen v McAlpine
Totem Ford v T’race Chrysler
Crampion Cirbs v Remax

Monday, May 15
UNDER-19 GIRLS (6:30 pm)
Pizza Hut v Northern Drugs
Tide Lake v Richards
UNDER-16 (6:30 p.m.)
Constrictors v Bandstra

Tuesday, May 16
UNDER-14 (6:30 p.m.)

Irly Bird v Brady’s FC

Kerby & Sons v Carpenters
United

UNDER-19 (6:30 p.m.}
Councillors v Manuel’s
Bavarian Ina v Takhar

(All games at Christy Park)

MINOR SOFTBALL
Tonight
MITES (Cassie Hall 6 p.m.)
Centennial Lions v Pizza Hut
SQUIRTS (C. Hall 7:15 pm.)
Gemma Bath v Minute
Muffler

Thursday, May 11

T-BALL (Riverside 6 p.m.)
Kinsmen ¥ Legion Branch 13
PNG v R.King & Sons

CUPE 2012v Northern Drugs
MITES (Cassie Hall 6 p.m.)
Bridon Installations v Co-op
Skeena Sawmills v Terrace
Interiors

Kitwanga v McAlpine
SQUIRTS (Elks 6 p.m.)
Minute Muffler vy Norm’s
Auto

Gemma Bath v Kitwanga
Skcena Hotel vy Almwood
Dairy Queen v Safeway

MIDGETS (R’side 7:15 p.m.)
Overwaitea y Bandstra
Transport

BANTAMS (Elks 7:15 p.m.)
Bank of Montreal y All
Seasons

Tanner Drywall v Cedarland
Tire

(NW Comm.College 6:30 pm)
AM 59 v Blue Ridge
Graphics

PEEWEES (Elks 7:15 p.m.)
Remax v_ Lazelle Mini-
Slorage

Kermode Friendship Centre v
Middleton Trucking

Cont'd on C5

Skeena Sawmills v Carlyle

Terrace strong in field

TERRACE ATHLETES had
to battle bitterly cold, energy-
sapping condilions at this
year’s Sub-Zero meet in
Prince George but still came
away with strong results,

The team proved strongest in
the field events which pro-
vided al] three of its individual
first place finishes.

Julie Freeman outthrew her
Bantam opponents in the dis-
cus, Chance Healey heaved
the longest Juvenile shot and
Ricki Chan outdistanced «his
divisional long jump rivals,

Healey added a second in the
discus while Chan sped to the
runner-up spot in the 300m
and was fourth in the triple
jump.

Terrace’s other victory was a
team effort with the ‘A’ team
taking the 4 x 100m relay by
an stunning 30 plus metres.

Shawn Cross continued to
improve his jumping height
and distance, placing second

in both the long and triple
jumps and fourth over the bar.
He added another fourth in the
Juvenile shot,

The triple jump provided an-
other solid Terrace per-~
formance, Heather Kelly
stretching out for second spot
in the Bantams. Kelly, a BC
Summer Games qualifying
hope, also finished fourth in
the 300m.

Bambi Healey, Jamie Woods
and Karla Stedham added the

‘team’s remaining runner-up
placings, Healey in the long
jump, Woods in the discus and
Stedham in the Juvenile 100m.
Healey and Woods also fin-
ished fourth in their respective
shot events,

And Pamela Haugland un-
wound a third place throw in
the Bantam discus to rouad
out the field successes,

Terrace’s track entrants had
a lock on fourth place, Dave
Kelly finishing there in both

the 300m and 100m while
other fourths came from
Melanie Mahon (1000m),
Andrea Gray (100m), Melanie
Wiebe (300m) and Justin
Keitch (2400m).

Noting the unusual distances
ef some of the track events,
coach Dave O’Brien explained
the meet tries to focus on fun
and participation. The odd dis-
tances eliminate comparisons
with meet records.

For some of the team, he | _

pointed out, the Sub-Zero was
their first time on a rubberized
track “and they all raved
about it,”’

He anticipated the experi-
ence would also come in use-
ful when the team takes to a
similar surface at the zone
championships ta be held in

Prince Rupert this weekend.

Based on resulis so far,
O’Brien anticipated Terrace
would be in the hunt for team
honours at the zones.

Qualifiers draw BC’s best

SOME OF the province’s top Action Shooting
guns took to the Thornhill range April 29-30,
and came away with top honours,

Shooters from Dawson Creek to the Lower
Mainland were here for two BC Practical
Shooting association qualifiers.

Local Rod and Gun spokesman Terry Morris
explained the events were sanctioned meets,
part of a series which take place around the
province, Anyone wanting to have a shot at
making the BC team has to take part in a mini-
mum number of these meets, hence the far-
travelled visitors.

New Westminster guns took Saturday’s com-
petition, Ed Roggeveen scoring a 723.5 total to

in the other.

on page C4,

Sport Scope

Family walk truly for kids

IF A FAMILY stroll is part of your plans for Mothers Day, here’s an
idea: join the All Seasons Source for Sports Family Fun Walk.

Not only will it be an enjoyable outing — Bob Park, AH Seasons
owner promises sunshine — you'll be helping the Child Development

Centre. That’s because all entry moncy is donated to the CDC, Entry is
~ $5 for-an individual, $20 for families; “--* ht
~~ Registration is at All Seasons, at the: comer of Lakelse and Kalum'
-and the first 50 to'sign' up receive a‘free pair of sunglasses, ="
~The walk follows a Skm route through the Horseshoe so there are no

hills to climb. It begins at 1 p.m., this Sunday, outside All Seasons
which is also the finishing line.

Big scramble on course

GOLFERS OF all calibres can enjoy a round at the end of the month
and help out the local Big Brothers and Big Sisters organization at the
same time.

The annual Big Brothers and Big Sisters golf scramble goes Sunday,
May 28 at the Skeena valley Golf and Country Club.

Tee off time for the money-raising event is 3 p.m. The entry is $35
which includes dinner, The proceeds will go to purchasing sports
equipment for the “Little” brothers and sisters.

Sign up sheets are available at the golf course or the Big Brothers and
Big Sisters office at 3237 Kalum, For more information, phone 635-
4232,

Tournament is a first
KITIMAT’S Tae-Kwon-Do club is gearing up for its first annual

. Spring Tournament,

The martial art event will take place Sunday, May 21 in the Mount
Elizabeth High School gym beginning at 9:30 a.m.
For more information, phone Glenda at 632-3323,

edge out Derril Imrie. Imrie again had to settle
for second best Sunday, falling just 15 points
short of Vancouver’s Murray Gardner, but
took the overall aggregate for the two matches.

Despite the invasion, Terrace shooters ecn-

Speeding Costs Almost 8,000 Injuries A Year.

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Please, Slow Down,

Rickx< Paul King
FO ATION

This Foundation is committed to financially supporting
community recreation projects and programs including the
addition of a Second Sheet of ice.
For information call 635-6948 ar write to

Rick and Paul King Foundation,
P.0.'Box 203, Terrace, BC, V8G 4A6; = =
The Rick and Paul King foundation is a registered non-profit
soclely and is registered as a charity with Revenue Canada.

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Fine Dining on

Mother's Day

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joyed their share of success. Bart Straw
emerged atop the Standard points tally Satur-
day, then moved up to a third in C Class the
following day. That allowed clubmate Brian
McCoy to take the Standard honours.

Mark Kennedy was steady, finishing third in
D in the first match, then impreving to top spot

For full match results, see the Score Board

Fe
DINNER SPECIAL cet

Steak & Lobster

G oz. Top Sirloin broiled to
perfection. and a 4-5 a2 lobster
tall served with hot melted butter
and your choice of baked potalo
orice and vegelabie, soup or

salad included,

Raat *2 1.95

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of Chicken

Tender braast of chicken stuffed
with baby shrimp, topped with a

white musmoom sauceo. Your
choice of baked potato ao ica,
soup or saiad Included,

14.95

FOR RESERVATIONS CALL:

638-0644 or 638-1503

4402 Lakelse Avenue, Terrace, 8.C,

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TRIALS

TERRACE STOCK CAR ASSOCIATION

Season Opener
my Sunday, May 14
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S.K.B. 24 AR. TOWING

1:00 p.m.

RACING

2:00 p.m.

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Speedway,

Weicome back to another great season of the Terrace
Stock Car Assocation. It's almost time for the smell of.
hot oil and burning rubber. Cars are in the process of
being built and getting ready for the May 14 race
season opening. | hope everbody gets a chance to
come out and enjoy the excitement. Remember
Mother’s Day. Enter Mom’s name for a draw for a
bouquet of flowers. The place to be is the Terrace

Tim Fleming, President

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