semen eM ee 7 B4 Terrace Review — Wednesday, June 26, 1991 Terrace bike racer Mike Chris- tensen is knocking on the door of Canada’s national racing team. His success so far this season has already lead to racing back in Quebec with the team against the best in Canada and the U.S.A. . Mike started back in early May at Calgary, where he was 15th overall out of 95 riders. Then it was back to Victoria where Mike and his partner combined to win six of the eight sprint events — two by Mike and four by his part- ner. Short races at Seattle came next on the agenda (Mike 10th overall). He took the first week of June off for rest and exercise. Then it was off to Montreal for more races and a surprise. In Montreal Mike (through his EEL Michelle Hendry helped some of the aspiring young basketball girls from her hometown with the fine points of the game last week at a basketball camp held in Thornhill. Michelle got assistance at the camp from her SFU Clan women's team coach, Alison McNeil. sponsorship) picked up a brand new specialized bike company set of wheels. It was a carbon-fibre machine with accessories — about the best available. Prince Rupert triathlon — to become annual event | As expected, one of the local Nelson brothers ran off with all the marbles. In the long division, Charles Nelson was first across the line in the men’s open section. Mike Morse took second. For open women’s, Chery! Steele came in first with Janice German as runnerup. The male team winners were Mike Stormline, Bruce Dudoward and John Nelson. With no wom- en’s team entry, the mixed event Prince Rupert’s Father’s Day triathlon on June 16 attracted 90 competitors, far fewer than the 200 plus runners who took part at Kitimat’s Alcan Half-Marathon. But organizers were pleased with the tumout and are already planning for a bigger and better event next year. Rupert had two divisions, the longer being 2 one kilometre swim, a 40-K bike ride and a 10-K run. The shorter division had half-a- Meanwhile, in the short distance event, Mike Cavin and Kelly Marsh were one-two for the men while Carolyn Best and Leslie Grant were first and second for women. In the mixed category, Morgan Sundin and Mike Bovingdon took top honours. The junior teen event went to Foster Robinson, Brent Cheer and “% Jimmy Nelson. _ Many of those taking part are went to Kathleen Rudolph, Mark Henry and Frank Falvo. ‘kilometre swim, a 20-K bike ride and a five-K run. expected at Terrace in mid-July for the Skeena Valley Open triathion. Outsiders dominate Kitimat run Five out of six event winners at the men’s 21-K event in one hour, Kitimat’s Alcan Half-Marathon 14 minutes. The women’s 21-K annual road race on June 15 were went to Rose Marie Cheer of Schreiber won the women’s event. In five-K action, Rupert’s Brian out-of-town entries. Prince Rupert in 1:26. Dudoward took the men’s race. Officials said the turnout wes the ‘In the 10-K events, Neil Fleisch- For the women, the only informa- best ever, with 209 registered. mann of Terrace won the men’s tion available was that the winner side while Kitimat’s Danita NOTICE OF 5 YEAR DEVELOPMENT PLAN The Bell Pole Co. Ltd. wishes to make avail- able for public viewing the 5 Year Develop- ment Plan No.6 under Forest Licence A-16832 for proposed operations within the Kispiox T.S.A. The plan may be viewed at the Bell Pole Co. Office, 5630 Highway 16 West, Terrace, B.C. until June 28, 1991, during regular working hours. Comments are invited and to ensure con- sideration they should be in writing and directed to ‘Forestry Supervisor’, Bell Pole Co. Ltd. P.O. Box 280, Terrace, B.C. V8G 4A6. Terrace veteran Ed Ansems won B.C. Games to Smithers The B.C. Winter Games have been awarded to Smithers for 1994, MLA Jack Kempf made the announcement last Friday, pointing out that hosting the Games is financially rewarding. Oni hand for the announcement at Smithers’ council chambers was B.C, Games executive director Roger Skillings. Skillings said that out of eight bids for the '94 Summer and Win- tet Games, Smithers was by far the ‘most impressive. He added that having hosted two previous North- etn Games, Smithers has a proven record for success. Smithers’ winning bid was some- what surprising, especially in view of the fact Kitimat was awarded } the ‘93 Games carlier. was a 14-year-old from Terrace. Bell POLES SINCE 1900 He was with the best Canadians, led by Alex Steida, up against U.S. pros. In the opening criterium, Mike managed 95th out of 135. In the time trial he did a 5.28 for the 46-K course. The winning, time was five minutes, so he was some- what disappointed with his show- ing. , The road race course at Mount Royal was over the same layout as used for the 1976 Olympic Games. It was 14 laps and Mike got a flat tire in the second lap. With the flat fixed, he joined a- U.S. rider and they progressed to 45th and 46th positions. Steida was 19 riders Christensen riding hard to — catch berth on national team ahead. Bad luck joined Mike again the following week at Beuce region by Quebec City. He became ill on day one of these seven-day races and missed out. Mike got back to B.C. on June 17 and started training for this past weekend’s Canada Cup race #6 — the Tour de White Rock. Following White Rock, it’s off to more racing at Victoria, then back to Quebec for our nationals. "T can taste a spot on the national team, if not this year, then certain- ly in 92," Mike told us. 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