Page C2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 26, 1993

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TONIGHT
Youth Soccer
UNDER 10s - 6:30 p.m,
Surveyors v Skeena Cellulose
Shoppers v Carlyle Shepherd
Wildwood v Copperside
Centennial Lions v A.G.K.
GIRLS - 6:30 p.m.
Richards v Pizza Hut
Terrace Travel v Tide Lake

Bambino minor baseball
Shoppers v Overwaitea
McDonalds v Huil
(6:15p.m, Elks Park)

Junlor baseball
PNG y All Seasons
(6:15 p.m. Rotary Park)

Fastball
Cole Petroleums v NW Oldtimers
(7 p.m. NWCC diamond)

THURSDAY, MAY 27
Youth Soccer
UNDER 12s - 6:30 p.m.
Finning v Brady's F.C,
Cedarland v Sight & Sound
Bandstra v Co-op
UNDER 13 GIRLS - 6:30 p.m.
Wilkinson v Terrace Shel]

Fastball
Cole Petroleums vy Chevron Ira.
(7 p.m. NWCC diamond)

Minor Softball

T-BALL

Yip Chi v Skeena Sawmills
(6 p.m. Elles Park)

GIRLS’ MITES

PNG v McAlpine

(6 p.m. Elks Park)

All Seasons v Co-op

(G6 p.m, Cassie Hal
BOYS’ MITES.

' (6p.m, Cassie Hall)
SQUIRTS = -
Remax Realty v CUPE 2012 :
Skcena Hotel v Norm’s Auto
(6 p.m. Elks) ;
Bandstra v Cedariand
(6 p.m. Cassie Hall)
Safeway v Kinsmen
(6 p.m. Riverside)

PEEWEES ... ;

Centennial Lions v Totem Fun

Gemma Bath v Dairy Queen

(7:15 p.m. Elks Park) ;
BANTAMS

Lazelle Storage v W-End Chevron

(7:15 p.m. Elks Park) . -
Alm-Wood v Sight & Sound

Ne 15. -P.L. Riverside)

Mibtor Softball.
SQUIRTS...

Skeone Valley Fence v Safeway
(6:30 p.m. Ells Parle)

Juntorbaseball =i
All Seasons v Spes Dee |
(6:15 p.m. Rotary Park)
Bambino minor baseball
Farko v Shoppers

(&: 15 pm, Elks Park)

: ‘SATURDAY, MAY 29

Running -

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1km, 5km, and 10km walk or run.
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“Bambino baseball
Wilkdinsons v Overwaltea
McDonalds v Hull. °

‘SUNDAY, MAY 30
Bambinobaseball: .
Hull v Shoppers

Fastball : .
Chevron Juniors v NW Oldtimers

Nwcc diamond)

MONDAY, MAY 31°
Bambino baseball =”
Wikinson v Far-Ko - -
McDonalds v Shoppers ~
(6:15 p.m. Elks Park) -

Junior baseball “ -
PNG vy Kinsmen ©2007):
eas: Pam. Roary Park)

7 Men's and’ Women’s playoffs
for the B.C. Simmer Games,’ Con-
tact Lauren ‘Willams (627-1939)
for more information, a

TUESDAY, JUNE i
Youth Soccer’ ©. a
UNDER 15a - 6:30 pom
Terrace Builders v Bavarian inn ;
C.United v. Overwaltea :: -
A&WvSanbery :

UNDER 13 GIRLS - 6:30 p.m,
Wilkinson v, Braids . oe

Cont'd on. page C4.

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Hikers eye new and old

The Terrace hiking club will be
trekking along a number of old
favourites but will begin its sum-
mer series with something new.

Sunday, June 6 is the date for
fackling a trail in the Williams
Creek area, along the Old Lakelse
Lake Rd.

It’s an approximately 9km drive
from town, the last kilometre of
road being very rough -- four-
wheel drive only. Therefore, the

-group will walk in from there;

The trail itself is an old one
leading tothe timberline and a
nice lake.

The walk will take about two
hours and is classed as moderate,
but be prepared for a few wet
spots along the way. Meet at the
library at 10 a.m.

The following weckend, June
13, Andimaul Lookout, near
Kitwanga, and the Shandilla
Lakes are the destination.

Its about a three kilometre walk
to the lookout, the last half of
which is on the steep side. But
there’s an excellent view and

Games
sports
axed

While most northwesterners are’

only just beginning to enjoy the

idea summer is on its: way, one

"group has had nothing but winter

on its mind,
Strange, -dut understandable.
given they are the organizers of

"the 1994.B,C, Winter Games, tof
‘be held in Smithers.

And they have now settled on
what sports will be included in

’ that March 10-13 extravaganza.

Naturally, skiing figures large
in the plans with alpine, disabled, -

_ cross-country, freestyle and the
- biathion. And the lugers will be
_ sledding for medals again.

Also on the card is Special
Olympic figure skating, intro-
duced for the first time this year
in Kitimat.

But gone from the ice are figure

"skating, speed skating, women’s

hockey, broomball and ringette. ©
Other cqsuattigs , are judo and.
men’s and-women’s basketball. ;

“x The problem, - explained + co-
ordinator Kim Burt, is Smithers

doesn’t have the facilities to stage

those events as well as the 22
Selected,

There's good news, however,
for boys and girls curling teams.
They’re back after being left out
in the cold in Kitimat, which
doesn’t have a curling rink...

Other sports selected for the "94

. Games are badminton, bowling,

gymnastics, youth and masters
swimming,

kwon-do, weightlifting — and”

powerlifting.

Close to 2,000 athletes are ex-
pected to descend on Smithers for
the Games.

Gender.

gap to
remain

A University of B.C. professor
claims a popular scientific theory

- that women will one day run as

fast as men is off track, .

table tennis, : tac-

show of wild flowers once there.

The Shandilia lakes are just
beyond Kitwanga, a 2.5km hike
in over an old logging road and
trail. This one is not steep,

Again, everyone meets at the li-
brary at 10 a.m.

June 20 the club makes a return

visit to the Watson Lakes near

Cedarvale,
This route proved so popular in
the spring, it's back by “public

~demand’’,
The trail is approximately 3km

one-way, a little steep at the be-
ginning but then rolling terrain.
There are three pretty lakes to be
seen.and the flowers should also
be out by then.

Meet at the library at 10 am.
and bring lunch.

The final hike of the month is
June 27 and the group again
heads cast, this time for Black
Sister.

Tt’s a 65km highway drive fol-
lowed by 5km of logging road
that was in good shape Jast year,

The hike itself is 3km, all uphill

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Some sclentists, long fascinated ~ ff -

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athletic.performance of men and
women, are ‘convinced female

" track ‘times will match those of -
men by 2050 and pass them soon.

‘after.

However, “Robert -

man Kinetics, disagrees,

Most of the popular predictions; =
he points -out, are © based - on .
amalyzing world record: times |

which show women’s. times have
‘been improving faster than men’ 8

: -over the past 50 y ears. °

Schultz,
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Schultz: sald theory: proponents BG:

"assume that will continue but ig-

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that the gap will narrow still more

bot, “the women do. not catch up:

with the men.”
“To ‘expect women “to. catch

men on the track may simply be

-an unrealistic expectation,"”

|, Schultz said, ‘That can be

dangerous,” he added.
With, these ~ “unrealistic ex
pectations comes the perception

* that Lf -women don’t perform as

, woll BS men, they are failures.

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but not too sirenuous, There’s a
lake on the way and the ambitious
can tackle the large moraine slope
to the glaciers. ©

Meet at the library at 10 a.m,
and bring lunch.

July 4 sees the club stay clocer
to home, heading for the Thorm-
hill crossover. ,

That involves a drive up to the
microwave towers that can be
seen from town, then a hike over

Min, followed by a 8km hike
down the old trail.

The hike over the ridge is a
steep one top begin with but then
moderates.

Meet at the library at 9 am. and
bring lunch and a camera for the
areatr views.

All hikes are, of course,
weather permitting and those
wishing to come along are
reminded: to please leave their
dogs at home.

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