Lakelse
mile on
“June 1

The Skeena Valley
Runners’ Club is hosting
its annual ‘‘Lakelse
Avenue Mile’? run on
Sunday, June 1 at 1 p.m.

It’s a mile jaunt along
the Terrace main street
from the Bavarian Inn to
the entrance to
McDonald’s. The
categories are juniors at
14 and under, and
seniors at 15 and older.

Runners are asked to
enter in three-person
mixed teams. Instead of
determining winners on
oveyall times as they did
last year, plans call for
order of finish to name
the top teams.

For example, if one of
your team is second,

another 9th and the
other one 11th, then you

have a point total of 22,
The team with the lowest
point total grabs top
spot.

The best six teams are
eligible for ribbons in
each category. There's a
$1 fee for each runner,
and competitors are ask-
ed to register at the
Skeena Mall on Friday,
May 30, from 6 p.m. to 8
p.m, or Saturday May 31
from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

The race is co-
sponsored by McDon-
ald’s restaurant and all
runners will’ get cer-
tificates containing their
time. Refreshments will
also be served right after
the race.

For more information,
phone Sue Walker at
635-9091.

Minor ball
standings

T-BALL
CUPE Two
CUPE One
Wayside Grocery
Rudon Enter.

MOSQUITO
Totem Gulf 1
Terrace Drugs

~=aN&

4
9
_ Terrace Esso 5
0

Terrace Go-op

BRONCO
Farko 1
Overwaltea
Northern Drugs
Elks

oOnmOon

PONY
Kinsmen
Speedee Printers
Shoppers Drugs

COLT
Knights of Columbus
All Seasons
Video Stop
Credit Union

Ro & @

on a~

Mayor Jack Talstra, with Graham Palmer (right) and Richard Hassett (left) draws thenumbers
which determined team playoff positions in the zone 7 soccer finals for the B.C. Summer

Games. The playoffs were held in Terrace on the weekend.

Wrestlers off
to Japan

Four of coach Mike
Richey’s Smithers high
school wrestlers are off
to Japan this July, if
they can raise enough
money to pay the
estimated $2,000 cost.

B.C. Champions
Craig Roberts and Daryl
Simpson, together with
Heath Bolster and Leon
Poirier were recently
selected to a team of
B.C.’s 12 best wrestlers
under the age of 19.

Smithers is the only
high school in the pro-
vince to place as many as
four on the team,

For Simpson and
Roberts, it’s a return trip
as they wrestled in the
Orient last year.

Richey points out that
this tour had been plian-
ned for years with an ob-
jective of forming a
strong B.C. team for the
1987 World Junior
Championships which
will be hosted by Van-
couver.

The boys head out on
July 5 for two days of
training at Simon Fraser
University. Then it’s off
to Tokyo July 10 with
coach Richey.

A number of
Smithers’ groups and in-
dividuals are raising
funds to help pay for the
trip.

However, they have a
long way to go in
finances, and any area
residents interested in

helping out should con- |

tact coach Richey at
Smithers high school.

Canoe
trials
May 31

Area canoe enthusiasts
planning to enter the
zone 7 Summer Games’
canoe trials are reminded
they must be registered
by May 30. The trials run
on May 31 at Round
Lake near Telkwa, under
the direction of co-
ordinator Geerd van der
Meulen.

Seven classes are open
for representative
canoeists at the Cran-
brook games early in Ju-
ly. The categories are
men’s open, men’s
junior, women’s open,
women’s junior, mixed
open, open solo racing
and open slalom racing
are being offered.

The minimum age for
competitors is 13 years as
of July 10. The junior
category covers those 18
and under by the same
date,

Canoes will be provid-
ed for these canoe-offs,
Competitors must supply

their own P-F-D’s and |

paddles. To enter, phone
van der Meulen at
846-5413.

Cricket players want
more practice time

The zone seven Sum-
mer Games cricket
playoffs which had been
set.for May 10, will now
be held on May 24 at the
Straume Ave. playing

’ field in Terrace.

Organizers had to call

-off the earlier date due to

teams complaining about
a lack of practice time.
The playoff format is
for a single round-robin
series in which each team
will play twice. The first
match on May 24 at 9
a.m. has Terrace taking
on Kitimat. The winner
of this contest then goes
against Prince Rupert at
1:30 p.m. Then at 6
p.m., it’s Prince Rupert
playing the loser of the
day’s first match.
Prince Rupert was. the
zone rep last year at the

Games in Nanaimo. This
year’s Games are at
Cranbrook, July 10 to
13.
Cricketeers over 13
years old who are in-
terested in taking part in
this series should contact
the club captain in their
area. In Terrace, it’s
Graham Palmer at
635-3176, or Dr. Geoff
Appleton at 635-9321.

Trees

The Douglas fir was
named after David
Douglas, a Scottish
botanist (1798-1834) who
discovered many new
plants, trees and birds
while collecting for the
Royal Society in the
Pacific Northwest.

MAE

Under 8
Lions.1 - Tilden 1

Under 10

Under 11
Under 12
Under 14

Girls’ Soccer

Minor Softball -

Men’s Sto-Pitch

Ladies’ Softball
Minor Baseball

SCORE

Youth Soccer - Under 7

Wilkinson Cannons 2 - Doc's United 0
Terrace Chrysler 2 - Dairy Queen 1
Ken's Photo 3 - McAlpine 0

Kinsmen 3 - Vic Froese 1

Sundance 3 - Totem Ford 0

Coop 7 - Thunderbirds 0 ;
Shoppers Drugs 7 - Carlyle Shepherd 1
Surveyors 1 - A.G.K. Pacmen 0

Westar 3 - Skeena Sawmills 2

Aqua Plumbing 2 - Cedarland 2
Finning 4 - Northwest Sportsmen 2

Bavarlan Inn 4 - Bud's Trucking 3
Northern Drugs 4 - Sight and Sound 3

All Seasons 5 - Northern Motor Inn 3
Rotary 3- Terrace Builders 1

Young Ideas 5 - Kinettes 0
Pizza Hut 2 - Richards 1

Thornhill Pub 8 - Skeena Hotel 4
Westpoint Rentals 18 - Takhar Trucking 3

R.B. Baker 15 - Shear Magic 14 ~
CUPE Two 16 - CUPE One 15

“THE SCORES ARE...”
is sponsored by...

Braid Insurance
encies |.

Come in to our office at
4648 Lakelse Ave., Terrace
\ Phone 638-8581

Youth Saccer - Under 18

Braids Rovers 10 - Philpotts 4

Dave's Plumbing 1 - Manuels 1

Men’s Slo-Pltch

S.K.8. Molson Wreckers 10 - Williams

Minor Softball

Doc's Cartage 17 - Terrace Travel 11 |
MAY 12

Minor Baseball

Kinsmen 15 - Shoppers Drugs 12
Farko 18 - Overwaitea 8

Northern Drugs 17 - Elks 12

Totem Gulf 8 - Terrace Esso 6
Terrace Drugs 19 - Terrace Co-op 12
CUPE Two 24 - Wayside Grocery 14
CUPE One 21 - Rudon Enterprises 13

A R hy aU)
Rudon Enterprises 14 - Wayside Grocery 14
Totem Gulf 17 - Terrace Drugs 4

Terrace Esso 25 - Terrace Co-op 3

Farko 33 - Northern Drugs 2

Overwaitea 17 -
Speedee Printers 26 - Shoppers Drugs 10

Cedar River Timber 9 - Aqua Plumbing 8
Minor Baseball
Knights of Columbus 7 - Credit Union 5

Bri-Don Specials 15 - Swifty Muffler 3

Vic Froese 20 - Emco 14

Little Oilers 15 - Centennial Lions 14

All Seasons 12 - Northwest Sportsmen 8
Operating Engineers 13 - Terrace Drugs 12
Little Gassers 17 - T.W.U. 12

Middleton Trucking 14- Copperside Aces 10
CUPE Hawkeyes 24 - C & B Services 22
East End Supremes 10 - Tunne! and Rock 6

A complete personalized
Insurance Agency for
Home @ Life @ Fire

Boat @ Business

2

Elks 8

MAY 13

Movers 4

MAY 14

Quidplan

AUTHORIZED AGENTS 7

|