C2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, June 1, 1994

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TONIGHT
Minor Softball

uirts (Cassie Hall, 6 p.m.
Almwood v Minute Muffler

Youth Soccer (Christy Park)
Under 14s — 6:30 p.m.

Terrace Builders v Bavarian Inn
Bandstra v Brady's FC

Under 10s — 6:30 p.m,
Surveyors ¥ Wildwood
Sk.Celiuiase v Carlyle Shepherd
Skeena Sawmills y Shoopers
Centennial Lions v AGK

- ‘THURSDAY, JUNE 2
Youth Soccer (Christy Park)
Under 12s — 6:30 p.m.
Finning v Copperside
Cedarland v Sight & Sound
Overwaitea v Cedarland

Minor Softball

T-Ball (Elks, 6 p.m.)

Yip Cai v Kinsmen

R. King & Sons y CUPE 2012
Mites (Eiks, 6 p.m.)

‘Terrace Interiors v Co-op
Bridon v McAlpine

Lions v Skeena Sawmills
Squirts (Cassie Hail, 6 p.m.)
Dairy Queen v Gemma Bath
Skeena Holel v Safeway

Minute Muffler v Norm’s Auto
PeeWees (Cassie Hall, 7:15 p.m.
PNG v Kermode Friendship
PeeWees 7:15 pm.
Bayview v Lazelle Mini-Storage
Bantams 715 pm.
Bandsira v AM 59

Middleton vy Cedarland

Midpets (Riverside, 7:15 p.m.)
Novthern Drugs v Vic’s Midgets

Midgets (Elks, 7:15 p.m.)
Sight & Sound v All Seasons

FRIDAY, JUNE 3
Soccer

ZONE 7 PLAYDOWNS for Sum-
mer Games start 6 p.m. Women’s
final Sunday 10 am, Men's 12
noon at cither NWCC or Skeena
Jr. depending on field condition.

Minor Softball

Bantams 6:30 p.m.
“Totem Furniture v Vic Froese

Pee Weea (Elks 6:30 p.m.)

Lazelie Storage v Remax

‘SATURDAY, FUNE 4
Track and Field
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS an-
nual meet at Skeena Jr, Secondary

Chevron planning to
clear cut Pine Valley

CHEVRON JUNIORS are
hoping a change of venue will
bring a change of fortune against
a northern rival,

The Pine Valley Jr. Blazers are
making the tip from Prince
George for this weekend’s fast-
pitch tournament here,

And Chevron will be looking to
reverse the form of their May 21-
22 meetings in Prince George,

Chevron faced Pine Valley in
their opening game of that
tournament, dropping an 8-5 de-
cision, Brad Neufeld took the loss
for Terrace while Shane Archer
produced the teams Ione home
rum.
Chevron shook off the loss to
take two straight and set up a
return in the final.

Although able to limit the
Blazers offence to half the runs,
the Chevron Jrs. own bats fell
silent as Pine Valley made it two
with a 4-1 victory.

The first of the Terrace vic-
tories came against Prince George
Pro-Line, a comfortable 8-2 result
in which Neufeld picked up‘an in-
field homer and Jeff Kawouchi
took the win.

The remaining game, against
another hometown team, M & D
Logging, proved anything but
easy.

With Neufeld back on the
mound, Troy Hunt produced a
timely fence-clearer ta tie the
game up and send it to extra in-
nings.

There Bruce Neid unleashed a

three run blast to give Chevron a
9-2 win,

Terrace outfielder Mike Hub- °

bard was named best player of the
tournament on the strength of get-
ting on base 10 times in 13 trips
to the plate — three hits, seven
walks,

~~ Apart from the“ Blazers, this

weekend’s tournament has drawn
the Grande Prairie Jrs. from the
other side of the Rockies and
organizers are waiting for con-
firmation from a Kelowna squad.

The Terrace Men’s All-Star
(eam will round out the line-up.

Action gets underway at the
Northwest Community College
field Friday evening with the
final taking place Sunday, time to.
be announced.

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Trail trial
EQUINE expertise was on display at the Thornhil! Community grounds May 20-22 at the an-

nual Spring Show of the Totem Saddle Club. Quiet rider-maunt communication was a key to
succeeding in catching the judges eye in the trail riding class (above). 4

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Monday......... Sweet & Sour Pork
Tuesday.........8 oz New York Steak & Caesar
Wednesday...Beef Stir Fry
Thursday......BBQ Ribs
Friday............Prime Rib

Saturday........8 oz New York Steak Dinner

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Served from 5:00 - 8:00 pm
MINIMUM BEVERAGE CHARGE OF $1.75

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4551 Grelg Ave., Terrace, BC V8G iM?

635-6630

beginning at 9:30 p.m. » a _ ee 7 at |
imran | Elizabeth queen of ‘C’ Hobby
Under 7s— 9:30 a.m.

Kinsmen v All Seasons ELIZABETH CLOAKEY owned the May 21-22 meet and came all season.

“] Safeway v Philpots the ‘C’ Hobby at the Terrace away wilh four wins. In the Hobby, Gord Kiassen
Rotary v Northen Motor Ino Stock Car assoclation’s second Albert Weber in #6 is living up took both Saturday’s races but
Tilden ¥ Vie Frosse in meet of the season. to pre-season expectations in the had to be satisfied with a single
Dale eas Pete yoler Piloting #77, Cloakey opened Sportsman, five wins over the triumph Sunday as Jules
Team Y vy Crampton . the weekend smoking with a weekend raising his tally toseven LaFrance crossed first in the
Totem Ford v Terrace Chrysler 19.29 second lap in Saturday’s to give him a stranglehold in the Dash and Main.

The results left Klassen with a_
five-four edge in victories to date.

And in ‘B’ Street, Mike Bour-
que won his first in Saturday’s
Heat, then added two more while
Jack Osbome doubled on Sunday
to leave the pair with three vic-
tories apiece.

The cars are back in action this
weekend which features Kiddies
Day on Sunday, a chance for
youngsters to take a spin around
the track as passengers.

division.

Newcomer Brent McCarron
prevented Webex from sweeping
with his first victory, in Satur-
day’s Main.

And Dan Thickett is pulling
clear of the pack in ‘B’ Hobby,
his Sunday sweep leaving him
with five triumphs in the six races
tun to date in that class,

But there’s no such domination
in ‘A’ Hobby or ‘B’ Street, both
shaping up to be close run affairs

time {rials to set a new track
record in that class.

And she kept it up in two days
of racing, ending the weekend
with a perfect five-for-five win-
ning record,

That gave Cloakey a total of six
on the season and has her firmly
in the driver's seat in ‘C’ Hobby,

Meanwhile John Cloakey was
making his mark as well. Having
‘opened the season with a win in
*B’ Street, he moved up to ‘A’ at

SUNDAY, JUNE 5

Hiking

WATSON LAKES (Cedarvaie) is
destination for focal club. Meet at
library at 10 a.m. Phone 635-2935
for further details,

MONDAY, JUNE 6
Youth Soccer (Christy Park)

Under 19s — 6:30 p.m.
Takhar v Councillors

Under 19 Girls - 6:30 p.m,
Northern Drugs v Tide Lake
Richards v Pizza Hut

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TUESDAY, JUNE 7
Minor Softball
T-Ball (Elks, 6 p.m.
CUPE 2012 Yip Chi
Kinsmen v R. King & Sons
Mites (Cassie Hail 6. p.m.)
Terrace Co-op v McAlpine
Lions v Terrace Interiors
Skeena Sawmills v Bridon
Squirts (Elks, 6 p.m.) -
Minute Muffler v Dairy Queen
Safeway v Norm's Auto
Skeena Hotel v Almwood
Pee Wees (Cassic Hall, 7:15 p.m.)
Bayview v FNG
PeeWees (Elks, 7:15 p.m.)
| Kermode F'ship v Lazelle Storage
Bantams 7:15 p.m.
AM 59 y Middleton
Cedarland v Vic Froese
Bantams (T’hill Prim., 7:15 p.m.)
Bandstra v Totem Furniture
Midgets (Riverside, 7:15 p.m.)
Northern Drugs v Sight & Sound
Midgets (Elks, 7:15 p.m.)
Vic's Midgets v All Seasons

FLAG SIGNALS: ;3
Black:

rolled

- warning
open

- disqualified
go
caution
-hold position  §
danger
-faceisstopped §
halfway mark = §
onelaptogo
move over
Race is over

Green:
Yellow:

Youth Soccer (Christy Park)
Girls Under 143 — 6:30 p.m.
Wilkinson v Terrace Shell
Braids v Team X

Under 16s —- 6:30 p.m.

A& Wy Kerby & Sons
Constrictors v Inly Bird

Red:

Shaunce started flagging for the Terrace
& Stock Car Association in 1982 after a four
= year racing career. In 1977 and 1978

% Shaunce received top points in ‘B’ Hobby
Spare Mens bang the| | and in 1980 he received the honor of
details into the office at} # | member of the year. Shaunce has been
4647 Lazelle Ave, phone, Hs

Crossed Flags:
White:

Blue & Yellow:
Checkered:

To get an event on to the

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TIME TRIALS 6:00 PM

RACING” 7:00 PM
SUNDAY

TIME TRIALS = 1:00 PM

RACING 2:00PM

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them to 638-8432. : “Kid's please bring safety helmets
To make next week’s : the last three years. to ride in cars, me

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