8 Terrace Review — Wednesday, April 30, 1986

Races in
planning
stage

Triathlon races, in-
volving three separate
methods of motion over
lengthy courses are start-
ing to become almost as
popular as marathons
and half-marathon
races. Now, it appears
Terrace and Kitimat will
both host events this
summer.

Plans for the Terrace
race are still

it seems the big event will
be part of Riverboat
Days in August.

A spokesman for the

event said the ground- | : °

work is already laid, and
that all they need is
athletes and people to
run the show.

As of today, the
course would include
Starting at the Skeena
Mall. Bicyclists would
ride to Lakelse Lake.
Then they would canoe
out on a five-kilometer
circuit on the lake. The
last leg consists of two
runners splitting the
distance on the jaunt
back to the Skeena Mall.

.A meeting to tighten
up plans was held last
night at the Inn of the
West.

Kitimat’s plans call for
the cycling leg from
Kitimat to the Kitimat
River bridge, followed
by a canoe trip down the
river to the Crown
Zellerbach bridge, then
an eight-mile run to the
city.

Tammy
Gray
honored
again

Terrace’s. Tammy
Gray, who set the B.C.
sports world ablaze last
summer by winning nine
gold medals in physically
handicapped swimming
at the B.C, Summer
Games in Nanaimo, is
adding to her honors this
week.

The 15-year-old stu-
dent from the Jericho
Hill School for the Deaf
in Vancouver, appeared
before the B.C.
Legislature in Victoria
Tuesday where Premier
Bill Bennett presented
her with a special plaque
in honor of her outstan-
ding achievement.

Tammy then remained
overnight in Victoria and
was among the many
guests greeting Prince
Charles and Princess

Diana upon their arrival &

today.

Both these honors
were set up by B.C.
Games organizers under
director Ron Butlin.

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‘B’ event winners

The Northern Motor Inn trio of Gary and Chrystal Edgar, and Lyle Davidson, came through to
win 'B' evant over Bruce Yeast Limited at the recent Terrace Youth Bowling Council's An-

nual Bowl-A-Spiel.

Soccer season to open

Terrace Youth Soccer
will hold its official
season-opening cere-
‘monies this coming
Saturday, May 3 at 10:30
a.m. on the Skeena high
school grounds,

A total of 996 players
have registered this

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girls.

Despite the impressive
number of players,
Youth Soccer has two
fewer teams than last

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Plant sale
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Terrace Contributors

A regular monthly
meeting of the Skeena
Valley Fairs Association
was held on Monday,
April 14, with 10
members present. The
poultry barn was discuss-
ed and activities for the
Fun Fair were planned.

Our 1986 Fair prize list
is at the printers and
should be for sale early
May at several outlets,
look for it and start plan-
ning your entries.

Our annual plant sale
will be held Saturday,
May 10 at the parking lot
beside the Gulf Station
from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
We will have a variety of
annuals, perennials,
berry bushes etc. Why
not start your spring
gardening with our
plants? .

On May 11 we will be
at the Fun Fair on the
Thornhill community

grounds. We will have a

white elephant sale as
well as a gum-boot throw
— it should be a lot of
fun for the whole family;
see you there!

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The new moon on Thursday would tend to be
favorable for pushing financial dealings and
. investment matters.

Watch for opportunity to push for business
advantage. A person standing in the shadows
could cause aruckus.

Avoid the company of an unpredictable ane
who could cast an air of gloom and doom on
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Hanging on to the memories of pase glories
tends to block thoughts of further progress.
" Declare your freedom.

Your popularity is enhanced as you demonstrate
your ability to function well under fire. Protect:
your reputation.

In-laws could be a source of concern. Your
view on religious matters strikes a discordant
note, Walch your tongue.

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Business pace quickens. Responsibilities in-
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By mid-week you should be acutely aware of
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Be prepared for frequent visltors tothe home.
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Share the good times with friends and family.
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The next regular
monthly meeting is
scheduled for May 12 in
the library of the Thor-
nhill Secondary School,
new members are most
welcome.

_ This year’s Fall Fair
will be held Aug 30 and
31,

Sports
calendar

The Skeena Horseshoe
Pitching club is holding
an official opening of the
new enclosed pits on
Sunday, May 4 at 2 p.m.
The new pits are located
at Heritage Park on the
bench. Refreshments will
be served.

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The Terrace Figure
Skating club’s annual
general meeting is
tonight at 7:30 p.m. in
the Skeena Health Unit
auditorium. It’s the last
chance to get carnival
photos.

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