The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, August 25, 1993 - Page C3

Sport Scope

Dual victories in Duathlon

Terrace’s Ed Ansems and Ray Warner had good reason to join in
the Hazelton Pioneer Days celebrations.

They were first across the line in the 2nd Boomtown Duatiilon
held Aug. 14.

With Ansems taking care of the 5. Gkm tun at the start and end of.
the race and Warner providing the pedal power for the 27km bike
Tide in the middle, the duo clocked 1:20:15 to take the team title,

‘And Sue Simpson provided Terrace, vith another viclory,. the first.
female across the line in 1:39:57. -

Fastest male and overall individual winner was Chris Desjardins
of Smithers in a time of 1:25:02.

Fellow: Smithereens Kirsty Leighton and Donald Giddings tri-
umphed i in the Mixed team event in 1:49:15, 00°

- Some 40 competitors took part in the event, the course running up
the Kispiox Valley road and back.

Ladies to chase the bucks

Teams are being sought for the 3rd annual Commercial Pub
Ladies Slo-Pitch tournament taking place in Prince Rupert over the
Labour Day weekend.

First games are set for Thursday evening, Sept, 2 but out of town
teams needn’t worry about that early siart,

Organizers promise their opening game will be scheduled lo fit in
with the team’s arrival time in Prince Ruperl..

~The eniry fee is $200 a Icam and-all money will, after paying for
“umpiring, be: paid out in prizes, The tourney winner is guaranteed
$700. A. round-robin format will be used, ensuring plenty of game
action for entrants and the final takes place Monday, Sept. 6.

. On the social sidc, the tournament offers an Icebreaker get-

‘together Friday night, live music Saturday night, a barbecue and
-awaids evening starling at G p.m. Sunday plus a farewell breakfast
Monday morning. There will also be a number of draws for prizes
throughout the weekend.

Eniry deadline is this Friday, Aug. 27. To register or for more in-

- formation, phone 624-3666 and leave a message.

Spirited display on the way

Local-residents will get a chance to learn more about the Com-
monwealth Games when the event’s promotional vehicle, Spirit of
94, pulls into the Skeena Mall parking !of Sunday, Aug. 29.

Terrace is one of 36 communities the trailer and its staff of four
will have visited by the lime the four-month tour of the province is
over, The Spirit offers displays, videos and artifacts on the Games
and guided tours which take up to 10 minutes.

The Commonwealth Games are being held in Victoria Aug. 18-28

next year.

Council seeks river fans

Sunday, Sept. 26 is BC Rivers Day and the Outdoor Recreation
Council of B.C. wants people to get out and help celebrate the
event |

The Council initiated the event in 1981 to encourage British
Columbians to reflect what they had in the province’s rivers.

-Last year, events throughout the province included river clean-
ups,,canoe and kayak trips, fly fishing demonstrations and writing

Sports
Menu

TONIGAT
Youth Soccer
UNDER 10s - 6:30 p.m.
Surveyors v Skeena Cellulose
Shoppers v Carlyle Shepherd
Wildwaod v Copperside ,
Centennial Lions vy AGE.

Pizza Hut v Terrace Travel
Tide Lake v Richards

“GIRLS - 6:30 p.

THURSDAY, AUGUST 26
Youth Soccer
UNDER 12s — 6:30 p.m.
Sight & Sound v Co-op -
Finning v Bandstra
Cedarland v Brady's FC’

SUNDAY, AUGUST 29

Snowmobiling

2ND) ANNUAL GRASS
DRAGS (location to be an-
nounced) begin 12 noon To
Register or for information,
_phone Ron Niesner (635-9270)
or Trevor Gibson (635-2909).

Running

FALL FAIR Skm and 10 kom
tun at Smithers. Staris at
Hilltop Inn at 10:00 a.m.

Speedway

STOCK: CAR racing at the
Terrace Specdway. Time trials
at 1p.m., racing at 2p.m.

MONDAY, AUGUST 30
Youth Soccer
UNDER 19s — 6:30 p.m.
Councillors v Northern Drugs
Manuels v Takhar

TUESDAY, AUGUST 31
Youth Soccer
UNDER 13 GIRLS.
Terrace Shell v Braids

To get an event on to the
Sports Menu, bring the
details into the office at]
4647 Lazelle Ave. phone.
Malcolm at 638-7283 or
fax them to 638-8432.

conicsts.
If there’s no special event in their area, the Council urges people |
tosimply get out and enjoy their local rivers. ey

pote ATMS i Moet

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‘Don't Mise The Best Prices |
Of The Year

Inventory
Clearance

Thurs., Aug. 26 to Sun., Aug. 29th

SAVE 10% = 20% = 30% = 40% = 50% = 60%

UP TO "4 eb off

It's Inventory time and we would rather sell our stock than count
it. So Everything is an additional 10% off our already super
prices. Some stock is as much as 70% off. Don’t miss this SALE
it ends Sunday!

SAVE 30%
Totem Smokers . $ 95
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Skeena Valley Car Club
Society Raffle Car

Lottery License No. 77140

Tickets can be purchased from the following |
businesses until Sept. 2.

Wightman & Smith Northcoast Trimline
Century 21. Shell Bulk Plant
Wilkinson Business Carlyle Shephard & Co.
Machines —. > Rudon Enterprises Ltd.
Duval Automotive:Kitimat Farwest Fuels : _
Elker Auto Supply Ltd. Riverside Auto Wrecking —
A & W Retaurants Dream Car Detailing 7
Minute Muffler & Brake Terrace Steel Works Ltd.
West Point Rentals River Industries _

Snap On Tools (Rick DeJong)

DRAW DATE: SEPT. 6/93

8:00 PM AT THE KIN HUT

Proceeds from Raffle will go to the following:

B.C. Safety Council Offset the cost to bringing ina speaker to "Terrace: :

B.C. Head Injury Association Donation for the repair 2 and.
Convincer”

Terrace Fire Department Purchase of Hydraulic Ram used in conjunction with
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R.E.M. Lee Foundation Donation towards C.T. Scean ‘unit fund

Skeena Valley Car Club Society Purchase of Audio and Video o Saity related
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