-< The weather may have been a
better than the meet name sug-
gested, but not much.

. >. Terrace ‘school athletes compe-

ting ai the Prince George ‘Sub-

‘ Zero’. meet not only battled

against more than 300 rivals but
“also the elements, said coach Joe
~ Murphy.

= But thé cold, wet and windy

_ conditions. did nothing to slow

down Chance Healey.

“> The Skeena student put on an
exceptional display, outdistancing
all:opponenis in both the long
jump and triple jump, adding a

“thirdin discus and finishing

* fourth in the shot.
> Skeena’s . other golden per-

formance came from Justin
~Keitch' who left his rivals in his
wake in the 600 metres.
Monique Charbonneau 00m
and, 1000m).and Mike Davis
(80m and 600m) each picked up a

>, couple Of thirds in their divisions

while Daniel MacCormac (600m)
and Ryan Stevenson (discus) both

“added ‘anothér third place finish

to the Terrace. tally. |

‘Stevenson just missed repeating
“atop three finish-in the 80m and
Joe Allen. ¢(600m) and Neil
Hailey (260m). qlso had to settle
for fourth, ;

; ne TOE rs ;
- <! Caledonia team members were

led by Lori.Buleau who leapt to
‘thirds in the triple jump and long
jump, adding a fourth place rib-
bon in the 80 metres.

Lana Geier ‘also took a long

_ jump third in her division while

Stella’ Haigh catapulted her
javelin to add yet another third.

: The: Terrace contingent were
back in action over the weekend,

hosting a six-school meet at the

Skeena track.

“This weekend they head off to

the Smithers Invitational, the last
meet before the June 20-21 zones,

~, again in Smithers,
And ‘that will be the end of a

very short season for the athletes,
Musphy pointed out.

.Although a recent attempt to
extend that season by forming a
track and field club had been un-
successful, he and city recreation
director Steve Scott had not yet
- given up on the idea.

Skeena'looks tétopple rivals Sse
ae: . or 3 L. ‘ ibys a a ey og ee . eemee , .
= Skeena‘ school golfers are counting down to _—strokes'back of the home town winners, © A \
~ this weekend’s zone playoffs. With the team total being based on the best» UAP/ NAPA
And they'll also be trying to down their stroke = four scores, coach Gerry Comerford pointed
‘total in a bid to topple favoured Smithers. out, ‘That may sound like a lot but it’s only the 1
‘. Smithers will have the advantage of playing at _— difference of a few strokes for each player.” f
“home in the showdown, but Skeena’s per- At that same tournament the Skeena ‘B’ squad ree

formance on that same course May Daysounded of Brian Crampton, Terry Smith, Craig
a warning the Smithereens con take nothing for |§ Johansen and Craig Lewis took seventh spot.

‘granted.

° “The Skeena ‘A’ team of David Kozier, Devon for the zones, hosting Smithers, Hays and Prince
‘VanHulle, Mike Vandermuellen, Tyler Gibson RupertSr.Secondary,  . :
and Steven Downie finished second, only 13 The two-day zones get under way Friday.

Teas

dealey leads track attack

hint

ne SE te

ot

“ east ‘

FAST TRASK. Northwestern school athletes converged here over the weekend for a track and
field meet held at the Skeena Jr. Secondary field. Schools from the Charlottes to Houston took part
with Terrace’s best turning in some fine performances. Full results in next week's Standard.

The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 12, 1993 - Page C3

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.

Parliamentary

Reform

UBLIC MEETING.

The Select Standing Committee on Parliamentary
Reform, Ethical Conduct, Standing Orders and Private
Bills has bean authorized by the Legislative Assembly to
examine all matters and issues arising out of the two
referenda questions presented to voters in the general .
provincial election on October 17, 1991:

1. Should voters be given the right, by
legislation, to vote between elections for
the removal of thelr Member of the
Legislative Assembly? (Recall)

2. Should voters be given the right, by legislation,
to propose questions that the Government of. |.
British Columbia must submit to voters by ©
referendum? (Initiative)

The Committee would fike to hear your views
through a series of public meetings being held
_ throughout the province. These meetings are intended ~
to provide the Members of the Committee and the
public an opportunity to engage in a discussion about
all aspects of recall and initiative in British Columbia.

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Last weekend the locals pot one jast warm-up

Tennis

». tourney
' deadline
~ next week

Terrace Tennis Club hosts its Day - on the new courts at
first tournament of the new  Skeenavicw Park, next to
season in 10 days. Heritage Park. ,

The Terrace Open includes Those wishing to. ‘join., in.
Singles (Men’s and Women’s), should note the deadline for
Doubles (Men’s and —s entries is midnight on Thurs-’
Women’s) and Mixed doubles. day, May 20.

The action gets under way For more information on the
Saturday, May 22 with the event, phone Richard. . (635-
final day of competition set for 2347), Shannon (638-1287) or
‘Monday, May 24 - Victoria Doug (638-1678).

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