Total results of Regional

District of Kitimat-Stikine
Sports Day: Kitimat - 312;
Terrace - 211.5; Prince
Rupert - 70; Nass Camp -
41.5; Kilwanga - 34.5.
. Despite the dampened
turnout due to rain last
Thursday the sports day has
been hailed a success and,
according {o organizer Ron
Vader, everyone who turned
out had a good time.

Trevor Hendry of Terrace
won the all-round athlete
trophy for track and field
events. Kitimal won two
gold medals for track and

soceer: Kitimat's Em-
porium Builders were
soccer champs; Prince

Rupert won one silver
medal for soccer; Nass won
one bronze medal for track
and Terrace won one silver
medal for track.
Kilimat sent a track team,
a broomball team and two
soccer teams to the sports
day held at Skeena Junior
School thu

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. Rain did not damp

were able to walk over
everyone by numbers alone.

Kitimat was finishing last
during the morning sessions
when Terrace and Prince
Rupert participants were
active but during the af-
terncon Kitimat was
competing against itself in
most of the events. ,

Terrace Cedar Kings won-
the broomball games,’
playing against both Prince.
Rupert and ‘Kitimat.-

Terrace lost to Kitimat in
soccer 7-0 and the Em-
porium Builders won the
next {wo games against
Prince Rupert 2-1 and 1-0.

The regional district was
still organizing the results of
thesports day at press lime,
however, here are some of
the results.

In discus ages 12-13 Troy
Farkvam (13) of Terrace
took first place with 55° 9";
Bob Parkson (13) of Terrace
was second wilh 55° 5" and
Rab Heenan (13) of Terrace

is third with 37° 3".

Se
people

who turned out to the Regionaf District of Kitimat-
Stikine’s Sports Day last Thursday. Despite the heavy

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In discus ages 14-17 Tony

‘Kerkelvy (16) of Terrace

places first: Myron Douglas

_ (16) of Nass was second and

Arnold, Poirier (14) of
Terrace was third. No
scores were available.

In javelin open Jerry
Dennell (19) of Kitimat
placed first with 139’ 6”; a
26-year-old Terrace man
known as Norm: placed
second with 116’ 3” and
Percy. Lincoln of Prince
Rupert placed third with
109° 11", ; -
- Troy’ Farkvam placed
first in high jump ages 12-13
with a score of 4’ 6”; Larry
Swanson of Thornhill placed
second with 4’ 4°; Simon
Dodd of Thornhill placed
third with 3° 6" and Rob
Heeman of Terrace placed
fourth with 3' 6".

Winners of the 100 meters
track events were Bo
Williams of Nass, first, ages
10-11; Trevor Hendry of
Terrace, first, ages 8-3;

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ages 67; Audie Flavel of
Nass, first, ages 14-15; and
Larry Simpson of Terrace,
first, ages 12-13.

Darrel Jones of Kitwanga .

won the ball throw; Kitimat
won all the relays; Percy
Lincoln of Prince Rupert

won the 400 and 800 meters -

in the open division and
Prince Rupert won the tug-
o-war against Kitimat.

Organizers would like to
thank all the local mer-
chants and industries which
donated equipment to the
sports day.

The sports day was
organized by Lynn Taylor of
Terrace; Fammy Thain of
Lakelse Lake; Ed Boundy of
Hazelton; Ron Vadder of
regional district; “Gordon
Fisher of Nass Camp; Pam
Biffle’ of Kitwanga; and
these people had the support
of many local residents who
refereed and judged the

venls d ing the day.

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Now that the Arena has.
the ice back in and. the
majority of the initial work
has been done, Tony Gillard,
the Arena Manager is in the
process af compiling the
Winter Schedules There is
an interim schedule in force
this week to allow for the
Minor Hockey School being
held this year in Terrace.
The Hockey School starts at
6 a.m. on Wednesday,
August 25 and runs through
until September 4, 1976,
finishing al 6 p.m, each day.
During this period, the
Arena will be available for
Public and Family Skating
and Private Bookings late in
the evenings. On Wednesday
there will be Private
Bookings.from, 7 p.m, to 12

Public: Skating from 7 p.m.
to 9 p.m. and then Private

“ii Bookings from 9:30 p.m, to

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11:30 p.m. The same
program is slated for Friday
and Saturday. On Sunday
there will be a Family Skate
from 9 a.m..to 12 noon and
an Adult Skate from 1 to 3
p.m., Private Bookings
from 4 te 6 p.m. and again

from 10 to 11:30 p.m. with a.

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until 9 p.m.
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formation about the

schedule, please phone Tony
Gillard, 638-1174- any week-
day between 9 a.m. and 4

pm. . ,
The Terrace . Blueback

Swim Club President,
~ Gloria Clarkson, wishes to
remind all

Ron Vader demonstrates discus during the Regional
District of Kitimat-Stikine’s Sports Day. Vader was
‘one of ihe organizers of the event.

a.m, Thursday will. be -

Swim Club.

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members that if they have
been swimming regularly
during the summer they can
count the distances
achieved towards - their
Young Olympians Crest.
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‘available for the par-
ticipants in the Olympians
program and when each
contestant's goal has been
achieved, crests car he
obtained from. Mrs.
Clarkson at 4827 Scott
Avenue. .

Jam very glad to report
that. the Sports Camp in
Terrace is now “all systems
go” and pleased to see the
local residents rally round,
just when, ‘because of the
lack -of registration, it
locked like the whole thing
would have.to.be cancelled.
~~ Iwas just as mentioned last

only do so much, itis then up
to the public to pick up on it
and make it work. Without
public participation the-
whole program. would be
dead. ‘ ; :

Just another reminder
that the Swimming Pool in
Terrace will be closed for
annual. maintenance from
September. 6 until Sep-
tember 18. It will re-open for
Public Swimming on Sep-
tember 20. New lessons will
start on Monday, September
7. Registrations for the Fall
Lessons will be from Sep-
tember 13 until September
24, Monday through Friday.
9a.m. until 4 p.m, each day.
For further information call ©
638-1174.

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