Terrace will have a summer

under the

The camp will be open to boys —

sports school this August. The
School, the brainchild of well-
known local sportscaster Len
‘ Harrington, came to light
ve@arlier year through a
‘presentation to the Terrace
‘Recreation and Civic
. Properties Commission and
: then again at Monday night’s

direction of Harrington, willrun
this year from August 26-30 and
feature (hree sports, basketball

in the morning hours and,

volleyball and soccer in the
afternoons. Each student would
participate in the’ basketball
section of the camp and then
choose from one of the other

between the ages of 10 and 18
years and a proposed fee for the
one week camp is a mere $10.
The basketball will be broken
down into high school basket-
ball and mini-basketball sec-
tions so thal each all could draw
the maximum benefit from the

: imeeting.

‘students from Kitimal and Terrace Elementary
Schools. The display attracted a large number af
spectators to the Clarence Michiel gym to take in
the balance beam floor and parrallel bars
exercises displayed by the avid and talented
youngsters, _

The gymnastics season is all but over with only
one big event left - an all day inter-school mees

sports for the afternoon.

- Part of the British Columbia Festival of Sports __
* in Terrace was the recent gymnastics display by —

camp.
The ten dollar fee has beenset

-on June. 15 in Kitimat. ‘There will be-formal.

competition in compulsory exercises throughout
the day at Kitimat’s YMCS YMCA, beginning
about 9:30 a.m. The competition is for girls
under 14 years of age. As well Betty Shaw from
Prince George well-known within gymnastic’s

_civeles, will be in Kitimat in the early morning

hours for judging. a

Pictured above is one of the Terrace gymnasts
finishing off her display of agility and ability on
the uneven parallel bars. :

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THE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C.

la meet any expenses and would
include a Terrace Summer
Sports School T-shirt for all
registered. .

According to Harrington the
School should attract a-number
of youngsters from outside
Terrace, ranging from Masset
in the west to Smithers in the
east. These students could be.
bileted at the Terrace

Racing
~ Sunday

Poor weather Sunday forced
cancellation of what was to
have been the second session of
racing action al-the Terrace
Speedway. The North West
Auto Racers were forced’ to
cancel the full card of racing,
plus some auxiliary events,
shortly before the meet wa:
scheduled to slart. :

Instead there will be racing
next weekend, Sunday, weather
permitting, All classes'of cars -
super stocks, straight stocks
and minis - will be out as and as
well there will be two events of
special interest. .

Following the time trials al 1
pm. and just before racing
starts around 2 p.m. the North
West Auto Racers will take a
few minutes out to crown Miss
Speedway for the cuming year.

The, during the intermission.
there will be ten speed bicycle
races on the track. The races
will comprise five laps of the
paved oval. The ten speed
bicycle races are open lo any-
one who wanls to enter, but
those wishing to compete are
asked to show up at the track a
litle early - preferably around
noon... re ve,
Don't miss all the attlon and
excilement of auto racing and,
the added speed and.sitent race

of ‘the ‘len’ speed: contests’ this

weekend at the Terrace
Speedway Racing Oval.

Summer Sports School. for Terrace

The School,

Vocational School for an ad-

‘ditional $27.50 for the week.

That cost would include meals
and transportation.

Registration for the school
will handled by the Terrace
Department of Parks and
Recreation who will da the
clerical work for the
registration and then turn
everything over to Harrington.
Instructors for the sports would
be drawn from the local scene,
with several -interested com-
munity persons already | in-
dicating a willingness to par-
ticipate for little or no financial
return.

In the future the School would
be enlarged as the need arose
and the .mumber of sports,

. particularly individual or -life-

time sports, such as archery,
sailing, canoeing, golf , lennis,
badminton and the such will be
added. ae .
Registration for the School
will begin soon, with application
forms being. made available

‘throughout thearea. It will bea

limited registration for this, the
first year of operation, so if you
are planning to attend,

register early. \

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Despite all-out efforts by Caledania Secondary
Track specialists Dave Hamilton and John
Heighington at last weekend’s Provincial Track
and Field Finals in Richmond, the competition
was more than just 2 little stiff. The highest
either finished in any of the heats, held
Friday, was a fourth place performance by John
in the 100 meter hurdles. His time of 16.7 seconds
wasn't enough to put him inte Saturday’s finals,
however. .

In the 100 meter Hamilton finished sixth of
eight in his heat despite the fastest cum of his
career, an 11.8 second effort. In the 100 meter
heat in which he was entered Heighington

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1574

finished eighth out of eight runners with an 31.9
time. : . te
“In the (wo hundred meters Hamilton and
Heighington competed in the same heat, running
seventh and. eighth out of eight. Their limes
were 24.3 and 25.3, another best ever run for
Hamilton but not quick enough to pul him in the —
finals. Hamilton graduates (his. year.
Helghingion has two more years of secondary _

ool, . :
The two are pictured above running the 4x 100

’ meter relay althe recent North Coast Zone track
-and field finals in Prince Rupert. Hamilton ig on

the right, Helghinglon on the left. .

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scholarships’ from the British
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Association to continue, their
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camp sometime this summer to
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