40 Terrace Review — Wednesday, October 18, 1989.

Clark improves in
Heidelberg race:

Dr. Paul Clark, despite facing -

“medical - treatment in the near

performance at the Heidelberg,

West Germany. . ‘wheelchair =

marathon’ last week.

‘-The wheeling optometrist fi fin-.
‘ished 11th. out of 200 riders at
, ‘this. event, which is the second
largest participation-wise in the

world,

Clark's time was one hour, 50
‘minutes, 37 seconds — his best
‘ofthe year by far. At the Mon-

- treal Marathon in September his

time was two'hours, 13 minutes,

for.a 14th placing.

"Clark, who told us he’s lined

me nero etary cot mm rentat ar we ga: AAR

up for some medical treatment
at Vancouver soon (he’s on a

- waiting list), says he-may have to

curtail: -his shot at the. Nov. 5
Japanese’ Marathon.

~ He-was” about six minutes t
behitid “Belgium’s Paul Van

Winkle, the race: winner. Clark
was the top Canadian in the
race.

Although about 10 minutes
under two hours, he has rattled

_off better times on four-previous

occasions.

Clark called the course a fair
challenge, with about 20 kilom-

eters overall on flat pavement.

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The 12-player Skeena juntor Grade 8 girls’ volleyball:team is playing very well in the inter-
school league. The girls are, with coach Suzanne Krayetskl, Terri Anderson, Nicole Hoben-

~ Photo finish for

shield, Dawn Thomsen, Dawn Halght, Leanne Hidber, Brandy Hensen, Shannon Hender- ©

- of-town entry list waslengthyas veteran Ed Ansems afd = Ciazence Michiel runners took Under-12 girls - _ (Clarence Michiel).
he anual Stocws Vall y here crossing the finish Uns frst ‘a first place in five out of 10 inter- . Beth - Gerow — (Clarence. 12-over girls” |

e ey - elementary school cross-country Michiel), Sherry Parnell (Thorn-- _ Cynthia Kenyon (Uplands

- ners’ Half-Marathon race at thesame time, Third overall was aces held last Thursday at hill), Mette Liz Berg (Uplands). a

; Terrace’s Northwest Communi-. Joe Nelson of Prince Rupert. Uplands School in Terrace; The
"ty College. Organizers added a Wheelchair veteran’ Dr. Paul toy three competitors for each F Under-12 boye ___- taover boys
~“five-kilometer and 10-kilometer Clark competed in the 10-K and = giacs are listed below-in.order of David Kozier (Clarence . ‘Greg Buck (Clarence Michiel),
-"section. to entice more entrants, breezéd to a 64-minute victory finish (first, second, third): Michiel),’ Robbie Elliott Dustin Blanco (Uplands), Tyler
“gnd this appeared to be a win- over ‘Richard oe a Under-9 girs (Uplands), Scott Gingles Gibson (Clarence Michiel). .

~ half-marathon

“The course was different, the

; weather was great and the out-

ming move. The half-marathon, | .

co-sponsired by the running club
and All Seasons Sports, had

- Rupert squashers: win

‘Prince Rupert players won top

events. at the Kitimat annual

_'*fall* open squash tournament.
Rupert’s Rick McChesney won
_ men’s ‘A’ flight with clubmate
“Helger Marques as runnerup.

Jean Eby won ladies’ ‘A’ with

: Sue Chung of the home club in»

Here’s the schedule of games

for Terrace men’s rec hockey

league this week —-

Tuesday — North Coast
Wranglers vs Northern Okies,
and Inn of the West vs Convoy
Supply.

“Thursday — Norm’s Auto

. Refinishing vs Skeena Hotel.

Saturday — Norm's Auto
Refi nishing vs Inn of the West,

fk and: Skeena Hotel vs Northern

(WHAT'S YOUR
-HURRY,B.C?

Ice and your lecel police
- remind you to watch your speed.

“Mt
YOUR LOCAL POLICE tairate

“second place. Winners and run-

nersup, for ‘B’ were Dermot
Pegley and Steve Buick for men;
and Rita Abreau and Joan Huff
for women. Men’s ‘C’ went to
Phil Hiam with Shawn Baker
second,

Anyone interested in forming
a netball team for the B.C.
Winter Games must do so by
Nov. 13. In order to qualify to
go to the Winter Games, a play-
‘off will be scheduled to meet the
needs of those teams playing
off, Winners advance to the
B.C. Winter Games held in Pen-
ticton on Feb. 15 to 18, 1990.

To be eligible, a player must
be at least 13 years of age as of
Feb, 15, 1990, and have lived in
B.C. for at least‘one year prior
to the games. A player must. be
either allied with a team in that
zone or live in that zone, there-

fore a regular playing member

son, Sherrie Postuk, Lara Tessaro, Ronda Evans, Lorl Buteau and: Cindy Dow.

Jessie ‘Bartlett (Thornhill),
Deanna Lambright (Thornhill),

- Rachael Wilkinson (Uplands)...

Under-@ boys’
Nathan Northridge - (Up-

-Jands), Clint Shephard (Cassie
Hall), Michael Hovanes p-

lands). - . ; & ~
Under-10 gis

Roxanne Chow. (U) plands);

Mitch Armstrong

of that team.

Any person who ‘has par-
ticipated on the Provincial Net-
ball Team during the previous
year is not eligible to play in the
Winter Games.

Zone 7, Northwest major
centers include Burns Lake,
Cassiar, Houston, Kitimat,
Masset, Port Clements, Prince
Rupert, Smithers, Stewart, Ter-
tace and Vanderhoof.

Teams or individuals planning

to form a team should contact |

the Zone 7 representative before

the November deadline. Entries |
should be sent to Shelley Irvine,.

RR#, Telkwa, B.C. VOI 2X0,
or phoned. in by. contacting

Shelley at 846-5962. .

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Coming events in sports Under-10 boys
Brandon MclIntyre (Copper
“The Terrace opening mixed Okies. Mountain), Jason Hill (Clarence ais WEEKS
 bonspiel is coming up this week- Sunday — North Coast Michiel), PUZZLE ANSWER

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, have until Wednesday to get In high school sports this Under-11 girs. _ UTaxt . a 10Gnare
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, sand dollars offered in prize league Friday night at Cal High, Under-11 boys - Hi Rogent. ki Bile Fees
money. For entry, contact the it’s Kitelse Cavaliers vs Totem Ben Daniels (Clarence 35 Goll nazard, 2wds. . 50 Age 31 Outoltheway
‘Rupert curling club at 624-5538. Furniture Bulls at 5, and Sight & - Michiel), Rune. ‘Nebuy (Copper - | 30 Laboratory, abbe 8 arguments _ 54 Wahauttraditionat
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