Maybe it’s the good weather,
but organiziang. for zone.10 of .
the B.C, Seniors’ Games coming.

up in September has not romped

along at a satisfying pace, as far’

_as co-ordinator Arlene Bergh is..
concerned. a

When..we asked Bergh if

things appeared to be going a lit-
tle slow, she said: ‘‘Yes, they

are, and we’re hoping that this
week. we can get into high gear
and. ready to go, because
registration has to be at the host
community (Trail) by July 30th.
‘It’s a question of everybody
getting to. work or we won't be.

going to the Games,” she told

us. |

Quite .a few competitors are
already lined up to go. But some
sports still require playoffs, and
that’s a current headache.

“<T had serious illness in my
family this spring and that set
me back from leading the show.
I had hoped others would chip in
and grab the controls, but it just
didn’t happen.

‘(Now I feel we’re ready for
the big push.”’

Bergh said they’re cutting it a
little close — ‘I think we'll
‘make it,’’

Financially, Bergh said they7ll
likely have to do some heavy
fund-raising between now and
September. She said some
money has been raised through
bake sales. 7

“We're probably setting up 4
raffle soon, and will write to ma-
jor businesses in the area for
donations.” .
"Persons or groups wishing to
help out should contact Bergh at
the Happy Gang Centre.

— Triumph-

~ for Mike

Terrace biker Mike Christen-

‘sen added to his winning total _Flewin, Adam Ford, George Hoedt,

Richard Hugon, Nick Kollias, Rene

July 8 weekend at a major event
at Cowichan. In the final race —
a 105-kilometer jaunt — Mike
placed first, and that gave him.
seventh place overall in the two-
day event, Earlier in the 45-K
race, Mike was part of a large
pack crossing the finish line
first. He was placed 15th. In the
hill climb event, Christensen
took 10th place with a time of
24.11. - _

"1989.

he

The summer soccer school sponsored by the region’s credit unions isin

of the 45 enrolled in the school, were photographed last week on the playin

College.

full swing now. These youngsters, some
g fields at Northwest Community

: Terrace list drawn up for B.C. Summ

Athletics — Track & Field: Shawn
Carson, Cindy. Olson, Megan Reid,
Chris Wilkinson, ; ;

Baseball: Dave Bedard,- Rodney
Campbell, Ken Chemko, Jason Edgar,

‘Ben Foote, Jason Haldane, Trevor

Hansen, Richard Kilborn, Dave
Kirkaldy, Chad Lang, Bruce Neid, Andy
Robinson, Bert Salanski, Shane Ziegler.
Cricket: Mike Andrews, Geoff Apple-
ton, Bill Robinson.
Cycling: Mike Christensen, Stewart
Christensen, Chiron Kantakis,

‘Diving: Brad Hansen, Shane Hilling- __
worth, Fred Lambright, Scott McGin- «

lay, Kelly Sawyer, Tony Toriglia. °°
Field Hockey — Men's: Gurdial
Chemma, Avtar Dhaliwal, Nachhater

Dhaliwell, Surinder Dhillon, Amarpal ’

Gill, Lakhbir Gill, Satinder Gill,
Balwinder Grewal, Surjit Kular,
Jasvinder Lillian, Sodhi Prihar, Amarjit
Sangha, Katamjit Sangha, Mohinder
Sangha.

Golf — Men's: Bruno Hidber, Brock
Waldron.

Golf — Ladies’: Linda Hamilton, Gail
Johnson, Leona Wilcox. ;

Horseshoe Pitching: Joe Schulmeister,
Don Sharpe, Joe Wideman, Joan
Ziraldo. ; a
’ Parachuting: Roger Chicoine, Gary

. Paulson, Thomas Simpson.

Shooting — Black Powder:. Norm
Belina, Dave Hogarth, Lucas Kirby,

- Wayne Kirby, Peter Nicholson, Mike
Rossiter. .
Shooting — Handgun: Louise Folmer, ©

Ed Morris, Terry Morris.
' Soccer — Men's: John Da Silva,

Louie Da Silva, Robert Da Silva, .

Surinder Dhaliwal, Frazer Dodd, Kevin

Mailloux, Gene Moore, Rod Morales,
Arne Pertin, Harry Redmond, Garth
Schmidt, Wade Schmidt, Lawrence
Stella, Shaun Stevenson, Duncan
Williamson, Brad Wright.

Soccet — Women's: Jenny Brady,

Bridgette Brown, Jody Cox, Shammi _

Dhansaw, Jennifer Dow, Rhiannon
George, Linda Hassett, Richard Hassett,

Lianne Haw, Patsy Haydon, Monica

Holobowski, Karen Karu, Andrea
Komlos, Barb Lenardt, Mui Lue, Linda
‘McConnell, Shannon O’Brien, Kelly
Pegg, Monica Rauter, Patty Sharples,

The Minor Softball Bantam Rep team would like to thank

the generous Businesses of

Terrace for their support in

sending our girls to the 1989 Provincials in Squamish this

past week, The Minor Softball Bantam Rep. team played
very well and proudly represented Terrace. Thank you for
your cash donations. Without your help our trip would not

have been possible.

Finning Tractor Ltd.
Emerson Medical Clinic
Skeena Sawmills

Northern Drugs Lid. >
Duane Contracting Ltd. -
O'Boyle Contracting Lid.

Or, Dennis Fisher

Ducks Unlimited

Randy Haigh — Locksmith

. Sincerely,
‘ Herold Olson — Coach
and all the girls’ parents

P Gary McAvoy & Sons Construction

' Alm-Wood Contracting Ltd.

Glacier Concrete Ltd.

Bob Middleton Trucking

Joe Phillips Contracting Lid.

A. Dubeau — Terrace Drugs Ltd.
Excel Transportation inc.
Terrace Co-operative Assn.
Altex, Drywall Installation Ltd.

Jann Marie Wilson, Diana Wood.
Softball — Boys’: Larry Yeske, Chad
Albright, Roger Bal, Dennis Bannister,
Greg Doeleman, Malcolm Eyjolfson,
Kent Hartness, Chris Hyland, Kevin
Kennedy, Russ McFarland, Shawn Mun-
son, Brad Neufeld, Les Neufeld, Rita
Neufeld, Mark Parminter, Kerry Smith,
Wade Steele, Ted Taylor, Terry Went-

zell, Mike Wiebenga, Darcy Zlokliko-

vits.

Softball — Girls’: Bonnie Bergeron,
Wendy Biffle, Jody Cey, Tanya Durack,
Beth Erans, Traci Leason, Allison Lind-
seth, Sandra Lopston, Lisa Mailloux,

Christine Mermans, Jody Popp, Krista
Soules, Andrea Tank, Leona Tank, Shir-
ley Tank, Jackie Thompson, Tammy
Walker. ,

Swimming — C.A.S.A. Youth: Ben
Bell, Billy Holland, Terry Llewllyn,
Dong MacKenzie. -

Swiming — Special Olympies: Sabrina
Brown, Reynold Starr. ‘

Tennis: Shannon Butler, Diane Cey,
Nancy Condon, Neil Fleishmann, Deane
Jenion, Richard Kriegl, Fran Mann,
Swarn Mann, Ada Sarsiat, Dave Sarsiat,

Hester Slewin.
Volleyball —- Boys’: Mark De Jong,

_ Ansems seeks funding

Well-known Terrace distance
runner Ed Ansems is still short

of funds to enable him to travel

to Eugene, Oregon July 27 to
August 6 for the eighth World
Veteran’s Track and Field
Championships.

Ansems says he needs about
$250 just to bring him to the

. break-even point, or absolute

minimum to make the trip. Any
individuals, groups or businesses

that can help him out should
phone him at 635-4670.
Ansems is -entered’in the
10-kilometer event along with 66
other Canadian runners. All

told, Canada has. 210 com-

petitors.

He told us the overall total for
various events is close to 6,000
athletes. They'll be coming from
more than 60 countries.

The 10-K will be the first event

er Games

Carl Devost, Rick Dhami, Shawn Grier,

Kevin Hamakawa, Dale Hansen, Ken

Knull, Guy Mortimer, Heath Muller, °
“Kurt Muller, Bryan Netzel, Jason Price, .

Carl Redmond, Chad Ziegler.
. Volleyball — Girls': Nicole Annan-
dale, Shelley O’Brien, Rochelle Pelletier.
Waterpolo: Ben Bell, Billy Holland,
Vesina Kontic, Steve Larson, Scott
Lopston, Jennifer Mackie, Marge
McEwan, Bobby Peacock, Denis Van-
derlee. , ee
Offical — Men’s Soccer: Flip Cervo.
Offical — Boys’ Softball: Ray Tank.

support

at the games, which are being —
_ held in the U.S.A. for the first

time. He also said he’s learned
that the oldest competitor is 93
years of age.

Among the entrants are
former Olympic gold medalists
Lee Evans, Tommie Smith, Al
Oerter, Mike Boit and Francie
Larrieu-Smith.

_ Any help to get Ansems t
Oregon would be greatly ap-
preciated.

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