Page C2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, June 2, 1993

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TONIGHT
Bowling ;
ENTRY DEADLINE for Sommer
Singles tournament, to be held this
weekend at Terrace Lanes.

Youth Soccer

| UNDER 10s - 6:30 p.m.
Skceng Cellulose v Copperside
AGK v Carlyle Shepherd
Centennial Lions v Shoppers
Wildwood v Surveyors

GIRLS - 6:30 p.m.

Pizza Hut v Terrace Travel
‘Tide Lake v Richards

Bambino minor baseball
Qverwailea v Chevion .
Hull v Wilkinson
(6:15p.m. Elks Park)

| Tastball ; :
Chevron Jrs. vy Cole Petroleums
(7 p.m. NWCC diamond)

THURSDAY, JUNE3 ©
Youth Soccer
UNDER 12s - 6:30 p.m.
Bandstra v Sight & Sound
Co-op v Brady’s FC
Finning v Cedarland

UNDER 13 GIRLS - 6:30 p.m.
Braids y Wiikinson

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

Minor Softball ‘
T-BALL ;

Skeena Sawmills v Bridon

(6 p.m. Elks Park)

GIRLS' MITES —

McAlpine v All Seasans

(6 p.m. Elks Pack)

PNG v Co-op

(6 p.m. Cassie Hall)

BOYS’ MITES.
Terrace Interiors v.AMS9 |

(6 p.m. Cassie Hall) -

SQUIRTS .

Bandstra v Cedarland

Norm’s Auto v CUPE 2012

(6 p.m. Elks)

Remax Realty v Skeena Hotel

(6 p.m. Cassie Hall)

Skeena Valley Fence v Safeway

(6 p.m. Riverside)
PEEWEES — ;
Gemma Bath v Centennial Lions
Totem Furniture v Dairy Queen
(7:15 pm, Elks Park); =
BANTAMS —
Lazelle Storage v Sight & Sound
(7:15 pm, Blks Park) ©

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SUMMER

ANNUAL
SINGLES gets underway at.Ter-
tace Lanes, ends Sunday, June 6.

3rd

Bambino minor baseball

Overwaltea v McDonalds

(6:15 p.m, Elks Park) ©
SATURDAY, JUNE 5 ©

Track and Field

ELEMENTARY: SCHOOL meet

at Skeena Jr. Secondary. :

Rugby .
NORTHMEN host Prince Rupert,
7:30 p.m. at NWCC pitch,

Bambino baseball
Wilkinson v Shoppers
Farko v Chevron -~

Youth Soccer
UNDER 7s DIVISION _.-~
Philpots v Northern Motor Inn -
Kinsmen ¥ Vic Froese ©.
Safeway v All Scasons
Roteryy Tilden
UNDER 8s DIVISION ~~
Dalry Queen ¥ McAlpine. *
Skeena Sawmilis.y Cramptons
Totem Ford Vv Terrace Chrysier

SUNDAY, JUNE 6
Running =: _
SEVEN SISTERS Fun Run (ikm,
Skm, 10km) at Kitwanga, Phone
David Hanley at 849-5826 for in-
formation, :

Hiking =.
Local club takes old trail to tim-

Meet at Library at.10 am, Vicki.
(635-2935) for details,

Bambino baseball
OverwaiteavFarko

, Rugby .

Camels, ip.m. at NWCC pitch,
MONDAY, JUNE7

Bombino baseball...

McDonalds y Wilkinson

Chevron vHull
(6:15 pm, Elks Park)

“" ‘TURSDAY, JUNES 2”
Youth Soccer
UNDER 15s - 6:30 p.m.

A& WY Bavarian Inn *
Overwaitea v Sanberty.;.° > |.
Terrace Builders v C. United...

Bralds v Terrace Shell 2.

Fasthal $2002
NW Oldiimersv'Tymoschuk
(7 p.m, NWCC dlamond).

berline in Williams Creek: area, .

NORTHMEN* . host. ‘Smithers |

UNDER 13.GIRLS « 6:30 p.m. “|

cont'd on page C4

TRACK

Quartet clinch Games spot

Julie Gillanders, Mike Davies,

~ Steve Melton and Chance Healey

will be members of the zone team
when it heads for the °93 B.C.
Summer Games.

All came away from — the

‘Smithers. zone championships

with qualifying performances for
the event... -

Gillanders crossed the line sec-
ond in both-the junior girl’s 100m
and 400m while adding a third in
the 200m. ue

Davies sped to victory in 800m,
adding runner-up finishes in the
1500m and 400m, teammate
Melton taking third in that same
400mevent,

Healey. came up with fourth
place finishes in both the 100m
and high jump to earn his trip to
Coquitlam. - ; ;

“There were other strong per-

| — formances from Terrace athletes

at the zones, but unfortunately
they were above the maximum
age for Games eligibility.

STAR STUDDED

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~ “Junior boy Danny Craig took
second in the 100m then went one
better to win the 200m

Justin Keitch also did better the

further he ran, finishing third in.

the 1500m then runner up in the
3000m.
And Jake Smith crossed in
fourth behind Craig in the 200m.
On the junior girls side, Moni-
que Charbonneau showed. her

versatility with thirds in the 400m _

and 800m followed by a second

inthe 3000m.
Caledonia student Stella Haigh

was again strong in. the field,

_ heaving the shol-to a second place

finish in senior girls and adding a
third in the javelin.

Terrace came away from the
Smithers meet with a second
overall in the juniors division and
was just squeezed out of that spot
in seniors competilion.

The home team dominated the
meet with aggregate winners in
the senior boys, junior girls and

UNIVERSAL WORKWEAR

NORTH v SOUTH. The northwest’s best young female soccer players took to the Christy Park

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boys and a share of lop spot in the
grade 8 girls, °

Smithers ‘won both the juniors —

and seniors overall title while
Prince Rupert triumphed in the
grade 8 category.

With the main part of an all-
too-short season now over, Mur-
phy paid tribute to the work of his
fellow, volunteer coaches; Lucky,
Don Jean and Emile Fontaine
(throwing events) and Gord Bux-
fon (middle and long distance
running).

Murphy shares coaching duties
in that last department with Bux-
ton,

Between them, he pointed out,
the coaches had been able to put
together ‘‘a really good structure

- this year.”’

Not only had. this year’s grade

-9-10s benefited From il, but a

solid foundation had also been

laid for the future. :
“Maybe we'll even get

uniforms next year,” he added.

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‘NeED TOKNOW
SOMETHING ABOUT
YOUR NEW”

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~ Wet gan

Phone Elaine 6353018

Phone Diana 638-8576

Phone Gillian 635-3044
Our hostess.will bring gifts and
greetings, along with helpful
community information.

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Your In Memoriam gift is a lasting tribute, Please send your
donation to the ‘address above, along with the name and
address and the name and address of the next-of-kin, for an
acknowledgement card. -

Dr. R.E.M. Lee Hospital
Foundation

4720 Haugland Ave.,
Terrace, B.C. V8G 2W7

A thoughtful way to remamber is with an In Memoriam gift to
the Or. ALE.M. Lee Hospital Foundation. Donations are
gratefully accepted at the above address, the Terrace Fire
m Dept. on Eby Steet or please contact Helene McRae at
f 835-5320. income tax receipts are available.

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School serves 600 local day students - both boys and girls -
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IN PRINCE RUPERT OR TERRACE

are cordially invited to attend one of
the upcoming receptions the
Director of Admissions will be
hosting. These will be held at the
Crest Motor Hotel, Prince Rupert,
— between 4:00 and’6:00 p.m. on.
Tuesday, June 8, and at the
Mt, Layton Hot Springs Resort,
Terrace, between 4:00 and
6:00 p.m. on Wednesday, June 9,4

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