Records
fall in

The third area running event
of the season on May 12 had the
largest turnout so far, and had
three course records broken.

It was Prince Rupert’s Glory
Days run, featuring both five
and 10-kilometer events, and it
attracted 208 runners.

Sponsored by the Crest Hotel
and the Rupert Runners club,
the race had only four categories
— two in each distance.

The five-K record for men was
broken by the home town’s Carl
Stevens with a time of 18.38.
Dave Reniero, another Rupert
competitor, placed second in 19
minutes, 17 seconds.

On the ladies’ side, Nicole
Slater set a record with her 23.21
timing. Megan Reid of Terrace
was runnerup in 24,33.

In the 10-K field, veteran
Richard Harrison of Smithers
cracked the old mark on a time
of 33.03. Mike Flegel of Rupert
took second in 33.48,

Terrace’s Sue Simpson was
timed in 40.24 for her 10-K vic-
tory. She was chased across the
line by clubmate Diana Wood in
43,45,

Next race on the agenda is the
May 27 ‘Spring Run' — a five
and 10-K race at Terrace.

Coming events in |
regional sports

Soccer players aged 35 or
older are needed for an old-
timers tournament coming up
June 22 in Terrace. If interested,
phone Nick at 635-9231.

. Tuesday night there’s a special

' general meeting of all Skeena

Valley Golf club members at the
clubhouse at 8 p.m. Members
will be asked to vote on an offer
to purchase adjoining property
and talk about plans for future
development.

Terrace Youth Soccer has a
goalkeeping clinic this Saturday.
Contact Nora at 635-5688 or Bev
at 635-3719 for information.

The 1990 Charity Golf Chal-
lenge for Special Olympics will
be held Sunday, June 3 at the
Skeena Valley Golf and Country
Club. It’s co-sponsored by Mc-

Limited entry hunting
applications available

Limited Entry Hunting
regulations for 1990-91 have
been released by the Ministry of
Environment.

Hunters wanting to take part
in the special Limited Entry
Hunts must apply for ‘‘Authori-
‘zgations’’, offered in limited
_ numbers for each hunt. Applica-
“tion cards and booklets detailing

season dates, and types and

numbers of authorizations allot-
‘ted for each hunt, are now
‘ available at local sporting goods
. stores and the B.C. Government

“Access Centre on Eby Street.

THE TERRACE INN'S ANNUAL FISHING DERBY netted cash and prizes for a few local anglers this year. The hotel gave away
$1,400 in total for the best catch in a variety of categories from last fall to February. Jeff Gillanders got a net and vest for catching
@ 57-pound chinook, Frieda Dams received a rod and reel for hauling a 62-pound chinook out of the Skeena, Andrew Thelitz got
a tackle box with tackle for landing a 16-paund coho, and Bert Haasjes got the $500 hidden weight prize with a 43-pound chinook.
Other prizes went to Hugli Christoph of Switzerland for the biggest steelhead and Terrace’s Robert Crowley for the largest chinook
(59 pounds) in the men’s category.

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59. The fee is $65 per playerina §
two-player team using alternate §
shots. You can sign up at Skeena §
Broadcasters for this 18-hole
event.

The Skeena Valley Runners
Club has its annual spring run
coming up Sunday, May 27
Starting and ending at the
library. Its five-and 10-kilo-
meters with a 10 a.m. starting
time. The race is open to runners
of all ages. The entry fee is $5.
Register between 9 and 10 a.m.

The Terrace Stock Car races §
this coming weekend are a
double-header, with regular —
races Saturday night, and kid- §
dies day on Sunday. :

Hunters must make sure their
applications for Limited Entry
Hunts are received at the offices
of the Wildlife Branch in Vic-
toria by June 14, Applications
received after that date cannot
be entered in the computerized
random choice draw that deter-
mines who receives authoriza-
tions.

Hunters selected by the com-
puter to receive Limited Entry
authorizations will be notified
by mail following the draw, on
or before July 9. Applicants who
do not draw authorizations will
also be notified.

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