C2- The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, June 15, 1994

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TONIGHT
Minor Softball
Squirts (Cassle Hall, 6 p.m.
Almweod v Dairy Queen
Pee Wees (Cassie Hall, 7:15 p.m.
Kermode Friendship v PNG

Youth Soccer (Christy Park)
Under 14s — 6;30 p.m.
Terrace Builders v Bandstra
Brady’s FC v Bavarian Inn
Under 10s — 6:30 p.m.
Shoppers v Surveyors

AGK v Skeena Celluloss
Wildwood v Skeena Sawmills
Carlyle Shepherd v Lions

THURSDAY, JUNE 16
Youth Soccer (Christy Park}
Under 12s — 6:30 p.m.
Overwaitea v Finning
Co-op v Cedarland
Sight & Sound v Copperside

Minor Softball

T-Ball (Elks, 6 p.m.

Yip Chi v CUPE 2012

R. King & Sons v Kinsmen
Mites (Elks, 6 p.m.)

Lions v Bridon

Terrace Interiors v Skeena Mills
McAlpine v Co-op

Squirts (Cassie Hall, 6 p.m.)
Minute Muffler v Skeena Hotel
Safeway v Gemma Bath

Dairy Queen v Norm’s Auto
Pee Wees (Cassie Hall, 7:15 p.m.)
Lazelle Mini-Storage v Bayview
Pee Wees (Elks, 7:15 p.m.)

PNG v Remax Realty

Bantams (Elks, 7:15 p.m.)
Cedarland v Middleton

AM 59 v Bandstra

Midgets (Elks, 7:15 p.m.)

Sight & Sound v Northern Drugs
Midgets (Riverside, 7:15 p.m.)
All Seasons v Vic's Midgets

FRIDAY, JUNE 17
Minor Softball
Bantams (Elks, 6:30 p.m.)
Vic Froese v Totem Furniture

Midgets (Elks, 6:30 p.m.)
All Seasons v Sight & Sound

SATURDAY, JUNE 18
Tennis

TERRACE DOUBLES
ment at Halliwell couris,

Youth Soccer (Christy Park)
Under 7s — 9:30 a.m.
Northern Motor Inn v Kinsmen
Vic Froese vSafeway

All Seasons v Rotary
Ehilpots v Tilden,

“Under 8s — 10:30 a. m.)
Terrace Chrysler vy McAlpine

tourna-

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Crampton v Totem Ford

Running

ALCAN MINI-MARATHON in
Kitimat. 21km starts 9:30 aom.,
Skm and 10km at 10 a.m. For in-
formation, phone Anne Berrisford
at 632-3318.

Speedway

REGULAR RACES with time tri-

als af 6 p.mt., racing at 7 p.m.
SUNDAY, E19

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_BLACK SISTER at Cedarvale is

destination for local club. Meet at

‘library at 9 a.m. For informations,

Vicki at 635-2935,

Speedway
REGULAR RACES with time ti-
als at 1 p.m. and racing at 2. p.m.

Men's League Soccer
International v Nisga’a Nations
(Thornhill, 11 a.m.)

Terrace Knights v Western Pacific
Maintenance (Christy Park, 5p.m.)

MONDAY, JUNE 20
Youth Soccer (Christy Park)
Under 19s — 6:30 p.m,
Councillors v Manuels.
Under 19 Girls - 6:30 p.m.
Northern Drugs v Richards
Pizza Hut v Tide Lake-

TUESDAY, JUNE 21
Minor Softball
T-Ball (Elks, 6 p.m.
Kinsmen vy CUPE 2012
Yip Chi v R. King & Scns
Mites (Cassie Hall 6 p.m.}
Skeena Sawmills v Lions
Co-op ¥ Bridon
Terrace Interiors v McAlpine
Squirts (Elks, 6 p.m.)
Gemma Bath v Dairy Queen
Norm's Auto v Minute Muffler
Skeena Hotel vy Almwood
Peo Wees (Cassie Hall, 7:15 p.m.)
Remax v Bayview Fuels
Pee Wees (Elka, 7:15 p.m.)
Lazelle M-S v Kermode Fr’ndship
Bantams (Elks, 7:15 p.m.)
Vic Froese vy Bandstra
Middleton v AM 59
Totem Fumiture v Cedarland

Midgets (Riverside, 7:15 p.m.)
Vic's Midgets v Sight & Sound

Midgets (T’hill Primary, 7:15p.m.)
Northern Drugs v All Seasons

Youth Soccer (Christy Park)
Girls Under 149 — 6:30 p.m.
Team X v¥ Wilkinson
Tertace Shell v Braids
Under 16s — 6:30 p.m.

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Kerby & Sons v Constrictors

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New names added to
stock car winners list

IT WAS A weekend of broken
eggs at the June 4-5 Terrace
Stock Car association meet.

As in goose eggs with drivers in
every division recording first vic-
tories of the season.

Hitting the winner's board with
a vengeance was Wendy Petit

who took the Dash in Saturday’s -

C Street action, then swept all
three races the following day.

That left her just one short of
Dianne James’ wins tally and one
clear of Jennifer Darby, a double-
winner on Saturday.

Tim Fleming, Joe Botz and Ed
Hall each managed to come out
of the weekend with double firsts,

Fleming took his first B Hobby
flag in Saturday’s Dash, then
moved up to take the A Hobby

' Heat Sunday. Botz opened with a

B Street Heat victory and added

the A Street Dash and Heat the ©

next day.

Hall reversed that route in
Street, opening with the A Main
then dropping down to triumph in
Sunday’s B Dash.

And Mark Hogarth guided 594
to his first first in Saturday’s B
Street Dash, adding the Main
later inthe day. ......

Ed Johnson, Blaine -Kiuss,
Terry Ellis and, in one of his rare
appearances this season, Ernie
Perkins also added their names to
the list of winners this season.

In the repeat winner depart-
ment, Albert Weber took the
Sportsman Heat both days to
bring his total to nine, tops
among all drivers.

That division has seen sharp
growth this year, the 14 cars cur-
rently competing being the largest
count for many years.

And word around the pits is a

few more can be expected to take
to Ihe track before the season’s
out.

Gord Klassen in #77 swept Sat-
urday’s A Hobby to give him

eight wins to date, a tally
matched by Elizabeth Cloakey in
C Hobby.

. Dan Thickett, double winner on
Sunday, now has seven flags to
his credit in B Hobby, well clear
of his opponents.

John Cloakey continues to hold
the edge in A Street although
Dennis Darby’s two weekend vic-
tories pulled him to within one.

And in B Street Jack Osborne
(226) won his fifth on a weekend
that saw five different drivers
winning in that division.

The racers will back in action
this Saturday, time trials at 6 p.m.
and racing at 7 p.m., and Sunday,
trials at 1 p.m., racing at 2 p.m.

IT'S CALLED stock car racing, but pick ups can be just as effective at careening around the local
speedway track, Jennifer Darby proved the point June 4, guiding 007 to a pair of C Street victories,

Carlyle happy with AA team

TWO MEDALS and two near
misses.

_ And with just four swimmers at
the championship, it couldn’t
havce got much better for the
Bluebacks at the “‘AA’’ long

, course provincials.

Marcie Pritchard, 12, came
home with an individual bronze
while Judy Stevenson, 10, an-
chored the Points North team to a
Telay silver.

“Just awesome’’ was how
coach Mike Carlyle described
Pritchard’s 100m butterfly swim.

After consistently lowering her
best time all season and particu-
lary at the last Kitimat meet,
Pritchard chopped another three
seconds off at Kelowna on her
way to third spot.

She made three other finals in-
cluding a so-near fourth place in
the 100m Breast and went six for
seven on personal bests.

Carlyle was also pleased with
Stevenson’s performance in her
first ever provincial meet and in-

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troduction to a 50m pool.

Although she was disappointed
with her individual results, Car-
lyle said she’d been a major con-
tributor to the Points North relay
efforts, anchoring the 200m Free
quartet to a silver and giving the
200m Medley squad a lead on her
backstroke leg that they couldn’t
quite hold, settling for fourth.

Stevenson also posted four
fastest times which included
demolishing her 200m IM by
eight seconds,

Julic Vanderlee, 13, finaled
three limes and suffered the frus-
tration of annihilating ber pre-
vious best 400m Free by no less
than 11 seconds only to be just
squeezed out of a medal.

“It was neck and neck all the
way,’’ Carlyle said,

In the 800m Free, she lowered
her pb by 12 seconds but even
that could get her no closer than
11th in the tough competition.

And Randee Lee Armstrong,
11, went into the 100m Back with

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Hobby J #114 - Fleming Bros. Racing

Fleming Bros. Racing began in 1988 with Paul
winning Runner-up Top Points ‘B’ Hobby and
repeating this performance in 1989. 1990 saw Tim
receive a rollover trophy. Both received 31d place
finishes in 1991 & 1993 respectively.

Margo Normandeau has been a member of the
team since 1993 and in her rookie year had a solid
performance, finishing 3th overall,

the L6th fastest time of all compe-
titors but produced an explosive
swim to finish fifth.

Armstrong went five for seven
on personal bests,

Carlyle . said he.. had. been
pleased with the level of competi-
tion at the championship.

Stevenson, for example, had
swum her first ‘““AAA’’ time in
the 50m Free but still just missed
the final. ‘‘That was disappoint-
ing for her,’’ he added,

The Bluebacks get to relax and
have fun at this week’s meet here
against Prince Rupert, but it will
then be back to hard preparation
for the *AAA’? qualifiers.

“The kids are working their
butts off for that one,’’ he said.

Of the eight swimmers going
down, Carlyle predicted five had
a solid shot at making the finals.”

The ‘‘AAA's take place in Van-
couver Jan 8-10 but the week be-
fore that Chris and Jamie Kerman
will be carrying the Blueback
colours in Victoria at the Seniors.

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Sportsman #3 - Phil Truscott

Phil has come up through the ranks, starting out in
Street Class in 1986. That year he took home the
‘Hard Luck’ Award. The following yeat he won
Runner-Up Top Points ‘A’ street, along with a roll-
over trophy,.
In 1988 Phil won Top Points ‘A’ Street along with the
Memorial Trophy. In 1989 he moved up to the Hobby
Stock Class, winning the Memorial Trophy. 1990
proved to be a hard year for Phil. He was once again
awarded the ‘Hard Luck’ trophy. In 1991 Phil won
Best Looking Car and also Top Points ‘A’ Hobby.
This year Phil has moved to the sportsman class,
battling it out for top points.

NEXT RACES JUNE 18 AND 19

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The 4th Annual
SALMON
VALLEY
MUSIC
FESTIVAL

Saimon Valley, B.C.

{20 Xilometras North of Prince George on Highway 97)

JULY 29, 30 & 31

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MUSIC TRIVIA CONTEST

THE TERRACE STANDARD is sponsoring a Salmon Valley Music Festival trivia

contest.
WIN PRIZES EVERY WEEK
In order to enter, simply fill in the blanks to the questions listed below, and

attach your name and phone number. The first draw will be made June
28, and the winner announced in the June 30 issue of THE TERRACE
STANDARD. The first tive entries drawn with the correct answers wina
pall of Salmon Valley T-Shirts.

1. Early in their career, Sawyer Brown was known primarily as the winner

of ee,

2, sis the daughter of country musie star Me! Tillis, writer
of such standards as ‘Ruby, Don't Take Your Love To Town" and
“Detroit City”.

3. Carlene Carter is a third generation member of country's legendary

. ‘has a degree in metatsmithing fram Illinois State
University.
Tha major stars appearing at Salmon Valley are: Sawyer Brown, Pam Tiltis,
Suzy Bogguss, Carlene Carter, Prairie Oyster, Charlle Major, Patricia Conroy,
Gary Fjeligaard, Ronnia Prophet, Jim Witter, Joan Kennedy, Joel Feeney,
plus many more. The festival runs July 29, 30 and 31.
Drop your answers down ta THE TERRACE STANDARD, 464? Lazelle
Avenue, before the June 28, 11:00 a.m. deadline.

Street #226 - Jack Osbourne

Jack Osbome’s first year at Terrace Speedway
was 1992, Daughter Wendy won Rookie of the
Year after a very close batile with Dianne James.
Dianne moved into the ‘C’ Drive position the
following year and won 3rd Place ‘C’ Street for
the team.

They also won Best Looking Car for 1993. Both
Dianne and Jack are sitting in top points so far
this year. Jack’s son shares driving duties and puts
ona strong show.

SATURDAY
TIME TRIALS 6:00 PM

SESSMENT

RACING 7:00 PM %
SUNDAY :
TIME ‘TRIALS 1:00 PM ,

RACING 2:00 PM