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for the fourth annual Skeena

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Rupert bike

race on

Plans have been formalized .

River bicycle challenge race
from Prince Rupert to Terrace
on Sunday, August 19.
Categories are junior, senior
and masters for both male and
female. The race starts at
McDonalds in Prince Rupert
and ends by the Munroe Street

again

_ exit onto Highway 16 on the
west side of Terrace.

Registration forms are

available at Sundance Ski &

Sport in Terrace, Kaien Sports
in Prince Rupert and Schooley
Sports in Kitimat.

. Organizers remind bikers

that helmets are mandatory and

bikes will be inspected,

Bibbi Dozzi cleans
up Kitimat open

Terrace’s number one female
golfer showed Kitimat players
that she’s also best at the Hirsch
Creek ladies annual golf tourna-
ment on July 28 weekend.

Bibbi Dozzi added another
championship trophy to her col-
lection when she shot a 36-hole

score. of 171 to beat her closest

opponent by more than a dozen
strokes. She had rounds of 87
and &4..

The overall low net went to
hometown golfer Allison
McDonald.

In the championship flight,
Irene Skolos won low gross
honours, while Janet Stepona-
‘vicus won gross in ‘A’ flight.
Gross winners in ‘B’ and ‘C’
‘flights were Tina Bunjes of

Prince Rupert and Barbara’

Thomas of Kitimat,

Low net honours in each
flight went to Leona Wilcox of
Terrace in championship, San-
dra Dugdale ‘A’, Mary Murphy
in ‘B’, and Helen O’Neil in ‘C’.

The tournament attracted 64
golfers. -

Round Lake hosting
fourth mini-triathion

Aug. 19 is the date for the fourth
annual Round Lake mini-triathlon.
With an afternoon start time of 1
o'clock, competitors begin with a
leg of either swimming or human-
powered water vessel. Then it’s a
bike ride, followed by a foot race.

The winner of this unique event
is the person or team completing

the course .in the closest to their
pre-race estimated time.

A. small entry fee will be
charged. Horseshoes, volleyball
-and assorted activities follow ‘the

tion, phone Brian Irvine at 846-
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South for
slo-pitch

. Several mixed slo-pitch soft-

‘ball teams are lined up to com-

pete in provincial finals at the
new ‘Softball B.C.’ four-dia-

‘mond complex at Surrey. Ter-
_race’s All Seasons are competing

in senior ‘C’ while Burns Lake
plays off in senior ‘D’ from
August 24 to 26. Prince Rupert

- is scheduled to compete in senior .

‘BR’.

‘Scrub
~ softball
tourney

Teams can register from
today until Friday at the
Terrace Public Library for the
season-ending Terrace scrub
softball tournament. Cost is
$35 per team. For more
information call 635-9758 or
635-4477,

Philadelphia Flyers.

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HOT, TIRED AND HAPPY, first and second place finishers Richard Harrison and
triathlon. For complete informa- Colin Parr may have thought the weather. cooperated too well for the annual King

of the Mountain footrace.

Ex-Kitimat: hockey player hurt

_ Former Kitimat Minor Hockey
player Kevin Trach. is recovering
from a serious injury received
recently during a fun hockey game

. at Hamilton, Ontario, Trach suf-

fered a broken neck from an acci-
dental collision on Thursday, July
26. He underwent successful sur-
gery on July 30 at. Hamilton hos-
pital. Doctors are expecting a full
recovery.

The 27-year-old -Trach left Kiti-
mat to play one year.of junior

hockey with Penticton Knights in

Kushner
a Flyer

Former Terrace Minor hockey
player Dale Kushner has signed
a free-agent contract with the
He had
been playing on the New York
Islanders’ farm team at Spr-
ingfield the past few years, with
sporadic recalls for limited ac-
tion at New York.

The left-winger had started his
pro career when signed as a free
agent out of junior hockey by
the Islanders in April of 1987.

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the 1981-82 season. He then went
to Northern Michigan University,
where he played hockey and
obtained a masters’ degree in
commerce, then joined London
Life, where he’s currently
employed as a corporate group

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Trach, who is married, is
expected to be up and walking by
this weekend. His parents flew
back to Trach’s Burlington home
earlier this week to be near their
son.

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