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‘Terrace’ s Paul Clark overcame a defective
‘wheel to take second place at the Canadian
Wheelchair Marathon Championships at Win-
nipeg last week, :

Clark, who is still recovering from a broken
arm suffered last. year, had to change wheels
part-way through the gruelling 26-mile event

and still placed in the runnerup spot behind
winner Andre Viger of Quebec.

Viger’s time of one hour, 43 minutes and 36

seconds was only 11 seconds off the world rec-
or

Clark finished eight minutes and 35 seconds
third Viger, Ted Vince of; ‘Edmonton was
thir

Clark is now in Paris, France for the second

annual disabled games.

King of Mountain
foot race set.

TERRACE ~—- The Skeena Valley’ Runners Club has
completed plans for its annual ‘King of the Mountain’’

foot race, It will take place July 26 — the same day as

the Riverboat Triathton and Cardboard Boat Races.
This five-mile run-from the Terrace Arena across.a

rugged path on Terrace Mountain, begins - at 9 am.:
following registration starting at 8 a.m.

_ Male and female age categories for determining prizes

are 10-to 13, 14 to 16,17 to.19, 20. and up, and masters.
Awards included perpetual trophies plus plaques and -

medals, and spot prizes.

‘An awards ceremony will be held i in the Arena Ban-
quet Room about noon. Refreshments-will be available.

The entry fee is $5. If you want a King-of-the-
Mountian t-shirt, its $12. Entries. after July 15 cost an
extra $2.

Entry forms are available at All Seasons Sports Store
or Skeena Broadcasters on Lazelle Avenue. Complete
information can be found on the form.

Terrace Review _ Thursday, July 2, 1987 9.

Wheelchalr athlete Paul Clark of Terra
nual Canadian Wheelchair Marathon.

ce (center, with head band) came in second at the 2nd an-

Cardboard boat racing
at Lakelse Lake July 26

TERRACE | _— There’ sa
‘new kid on the block in-
.sofar as Riverboat Days

celebrations go this month .

in Terrace.

The Centennial Lioris :
“‘Card-"

are sponsoring |
‘board Boat” racing , at

. Lakelse Lake’s Water. Lil-
ly Bay on Sunday, J uly 26.5

This new innovation for

our annual: summer: festi-’

val is strictly for hardy in-
dividuals ‘with time and
talent to build boats com-

pletely fabricated from.

paper products that will

hold one, two or-three and .

more operators.

If you’re planning to.
enter, then start working 4.
on your conveyance right. ‘
away. All you cam use is
cardboard, paper, paper #
tape, glue and paint, Use

of any other materials

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means disqualification.
. Three races. are planned
for boats designed for one

operator (eight feet), two
-. participants (12 feet): or
- three or more sailors (16
feet). No motors are al-

lowed — strictly paddies.
It costs $25 to enter,
and you can-win up to

. $100.
All ‘participants must.

wear approved life vests,

.and . entries - will “be ac-
‘cepted: right | up to race

time, which i is Th :30 a.m.
on July 26, ;

-For more information,
phone John.at 635- 32089,
or Fred at 638-1974.

Junior
golf
open
set,

TERRACE “The
Skeena Valley ‘Golf

Club is hosting the-an- -

nual junior open. golf
tournament for boys
and girls up to the age _

> of 190n July 11 and-12.

They'll play 18 holes
each day for an entry
fee of $20. Each golfer
Taust have a registered —
handicap.

Plans call for at least
three flights with prizes
in all three. Long drive
and close-to-pin ‘prizes

. Will also be handed out.
For outsiders, billets

will be available. Your.

entry fee includes: a:

Sunday lunch: “You

“Must enter by- July 8.

PS Se eee eee eee

Gemma Bed. &

| Bath Boutique-

presents

A ling of solid Brass Beds, fashioned, designed
- and individually hand built in various styles by. English ;
craftsmen. Every Bed has its own special and unique #

_ character with future antique value!

‘Buy a.

on or Queen. size. |
and pay only the Price of a

Twin sizel-

Come in and choose from different styles of
‘the 18th century! Sale ends August 1, 1987.

Gemma Bed &
Bath Boutique:

SKEENA MALL Terrace, B.C.

635-3392