. by Sheena Falconer.

Terrace seniors are gearing up

for the Seniors’? Games to be held.

in Coquitlam September 4 to 7.
The Games are open to anyone 55
and over. The province is divided
into 12 zones, of which Terrace,
Kitimat, Prince Rupert and the
Queen Charlotte Islands comprise
one zone, known as Zone 10.
Competitions between the cities in
Zone 10 have been concluded and
76 seniors from our zone will be
attending the Games. The events
included in the Games are five-pin
bowling, carpet bowling, lawn
bowling, golf, tennis, badminton,
table tennis, horseshoes, darts,
swimming, duplicate bridge, con-
tract bridge, cribbage, chess, slow-
pitch ball, snooker, track and field,
cycling, floor curling, bag pipes
and one-act plays.

The Games’ committee is respon-
sible for fundraising, registration
and transportation and consists of
Bud Kirkaldy, zone representative,
Fran Lindstrom, treasurer, Evelyn
Francis, secretary; and the flam-
boyant Bob Goodvin is co-ordina-
tor. According to Goodvin, the
fundraising has been extremely
successful with between $40,000 to
$50,000 being raised this year. The

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newly established 400 Club was
especially well received, The com-
mittee would like to extend thanks
to all the individuals and busi-
nesses who donated this year, and
would like to note that Safeway
was especially generous.

The seniors are making arrange-
ments to,charter two buses for the
trip down to Coquitlam and will be
staying in hotels for the duration
of the Games.

Mr. Goodvin stresses the import-
ance of the Games for seniors and
says that, in his opinion, "the
Games are a journey, not a desti-
nation. Good health should be a
continuing goal for everybody and
these Games help to keep them
moving and thinking. Sometimes
our seniors feel shut out of society,
and the Games are an excellent
way to keep them involved and
active." Mr. Goodvin also men-
tioned that they are always looking
for new ideas and events for the
Games, and he invites anyone with
suggestions to contact the commit-
tee.

They have meetings on the sec-
ond Saturday of each month at 2
p.m. in the Happy Gang Centre,
and everybody is welcome to
attend.

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Dawson Creek will be hosting
the Games next year, so the
travelling costs for.our seniors will
be reduced a little. This will be the
first Seniors’ Games to be hosted
by a northern community.

Stay tuned for future develop-
ments as the seniors get closer to
Game time.

Hendry .
hopeful

Michelle, Hendry, our female
basketball ace, is hoping for
another medal-winning week
during the Pan American
Games in Cuba. She won a
bronze medal in England.

The Terrace Star — a
member of Canada’s squad at
the World Student Games in

first action in Cuba last
Saturday with our Nationals
against Team U.S.A.

The top eight from the Pan-
Ams will earn a berth in the
Olympic team next year. Four
of those places have already
been collected, meaning Canada
needs a good tournament to
pick up one of the four
remaining places.

Sheffield, England — saw her }

Bowlers 5th

Two Terrace bowlers missed out
on medal performances at the
National Masters Teaching five-pin
rolloffs held recently in Winnipeg,
Lesley Alway and Cathy Wiebe
were members of the B.C. team
that placed fifth out of seven
entries. The B.C. Men’s team won
silver medals in their division.

B.C. played each province three
times for an 18-game total. They
finished about 40 points behind the
winners from Newfoundland.

Terrace Review — Wednesday, August 7, 1991 11

Seniors gearingup —~—=«‘Tetrace Youth Soccer

August schedule

Division 11 - U7

August 10

PK1 - Terrace Shell vs. Vic Frasse
CP2 - Philpots vs. Tilden Tigers

CP3 - Wilkinson Canons vs. Ail Seasons
CP4 - Safeway vs. Northern Motor tan
CP5 - Terrace Bullders vs. Kinsmen Jets
August 17 .

PK1 - Tilden Tigers vs. All Seasons
CP2 - Terrace Shell vs. Northern Motor Inn
CP3 - Philpots vs. Vic Froese

CP4 - Wilkinson Canons vs. Kinsmen Jets
CP5 - Safeway vs. Terrace Builders

- August 24

PK1 - Vic Froese vs. Northern Motor Inn
CP2 - Tilden Tigers vs. Kinsmen Jets
CP3 - Terrace Shell vs. Terrace Builders
CP4 - Philpots vs. All Seasons

CP5 - Wilkinson Canons vs. Safeway

Division 10 - U8

August 10

PK1 - McAlpine vs. Totem Fard

CP4 - Terrace Travel vs. Terrace Chrysler
CP5 - Dairy Queen vs. Copperside
August 17

PK1 - Terrace Shell vs. Dairy Queen
CP4 - Terrace Chrysler vs. Totem Ford
CP5 - McAlpine vs. Copperside
August 24

PK1 - Totem Ford vs. Dairy Queen
CP4 - Copperside vs. Terrace Travel
GP5 - Terrace Chrysler vs. McAlpine

Division 8 - U10

August 10

CPi - Surveyors vs. Skeena Cellulose
CP1 - Co-op vs. Centennial Lions

CP2 - Skeena Sawmills vs. Carlyle Shepherd —

CP3 - A.G.K. vs. Shoppers

August 17

CPi - Skeena Cellulose vs. A.G.K.
CP1 - Surveyors vs. Carlyle Shepherd
CP2 - Centennial Lions vs. Shoppers
CP3 - Co-op vs. Skeena Sawmills
August 24

CP1 - Co-ap vs. Surveyors

CP1 - Centennial Lions vs. AGK,
CP2 - Shoppers vs. Skeena Sawmills
OP3 - Carlyle Shepherd vs. Skeena Cellulose
Division 6 - U2

August 1

“A- N.W. Sportsman vs. Bandstra ©
B - Finning vs. Cedarland

C - Sight & Sound vs. Brady's F.C.

August 8

A- Sight & Sound vs. Finning

B - Bandstra vs. Brandy's F.C.

C - Cedarland vs. N.W. Sportsman
August 15

A- Cedarland vs. Brady's F.C.

B - N.W. Sportsman vs. Finning

C - Bandstra vs. Sight & Sound
August 22

A - Sight & Sound vs. Cedarland

B - Finning vs. Bandstra ;

C - N.W. Spartsman vs. Brady's F.C.
August 29 . ;
A - Finning vs. Brady's F.C.

B - Bandstra vs. Cedarland

C - NW. Sportsman vs. Sight & Sound

Division 4 - U14 ©

August 6

A - Bavarian inn vs. Rotary

C - Northern Drugs vs. Sanberry
August 13 _

A - Northern Drugs vs. Bavarian Inn
G - Sanberry vs. Rotary
August 20

A - Northern Drugs vs. Rotary

G - Bavarian Inn vs. Sanberry
August 27 ;
A- Sanberry vs.-Northern Drugs
GC - Rotary vs. Bavarian Inn

Division 1 - Girls
August 7

A- Richards vs. Pizza Hut
G - Tide Lakers vs. Kinettes
August 14

A- Tide Lakers vs. Richards
CG - Kinettes vs. Pizza Hut
August 21

A- Tide Lakers vs. Pizza Hut
C - Richards vs. Kinettes
August 28

A- Kinettes vs. Tide Lakers
G - Pizza Hut vs. Richards

Division 2 - Ui6
August 12

C - Takhar vs. Manuels
August 19

C - Braids vs. Takhar
August 26 os
CG - Manuals vs. Braids

For Alway, it was her second
year in a row on this all-star team.
They won the title in 1990. Wiebe

was making her first appearance

on the team. Next year’s cham-

pionships will be held in B.C.

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