‘Page a6 — Terrace Standard, Wednesday, July 3, 1991

SMITHERS — Several Terrace

“Peaks Gymnastics Club com-
petitors Picked: up medals at a

gymnastics tournament int
two weekends ago,

, Shannon’ Chalupiak
old medal on the bars,
silver ioe her. “floor

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: Overall after placing fourth on:
the’ vaillt, fifth on the beam and
~ fourth’on the floor, |

a Eva Mateus won a gold ag-

gregate medal. She also won

. golds on the beam and. floor

routines, and she picked up 4
bronze on the bars." ”
Two fourth-place finishes on
the bars and floor and a fifth on
the vault were good enough for
@ sixth-place overall: ‘award ‘for

Corissa Berlin

Provincial ‘B’ argo competi-

tion saw Teérrace’s Felicia. Ar-.,

buah’ win’ the silver: all-around
niedal after her silver on the
floor, bronzes on the vault and

‘beam and fourth-place perfor-

mance on the bars.
Charlotte Jordan was fifth

fourthon the bars “and her floor.
‘routine, and was: fifth ‘on th

ymnasts get hardware |

overall in provincial ‘B lyro ac-

tion, She won-the gold for her
beam routine, and placed sixth
on the vault and: bars and fifth
on the floor.’

aggregate at the meet. She hada.
bronze on the.vault,-and: placed’

beam. boy

A . silver all- around: medal
went to Trima‘Mateus, She’ had
three more silver medals — for
her performances on the vault,
bars and floor —.and a fourth-
place finish on the beam.

- Doubling up

NANCY CONDON blasts a volley back in the faces of her opponents in the Terrace Tennis Club's Ss.
“doubles tournament. Condon and doubles partner Fran Mann had to go three sets to defeat Ter-
“sace's Hester Flewin and Diane Cey 3-6, 6-3, 6-4 in the final and clinch victory: on: the wome 's
" doubles side. Semifinals and finals on the men’s side were postponed due: to. rain,

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‘round, with bronze medals on

“onthe vault and bars.
Leah: Graham wor-a bronze,

Albright won. the gold overall
“medal, after .winnihg golds in

‘and tying for silver on the floor.

Alina Owens was fourth’ all. -

her beam ‘and floor’ perfor-
mances and. fifth-place finishes

In provincial. ‘*B’ open com-
petition, Terrace’ s Heather

two events — the bars and beam
—-earning a silver on the vault

Kirsten Holkestad was right
behiiid: her with the silver ag-
grepate award in that division.
She took the gold for her vaults,
and had silver-medals on the
bars, beam and floor routines.

~_ Administration

will Be Instituting Summer. Hours.

- EFFECTIVE JULY 2, TO AUGUST 31

"8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m:

‘Board Office —

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1991 INCLUSIVE:
“HOURS WILL BE

Thanks to the cv-operation of BC's
tire and battery retailers, new initiatives
for you lo'salely dispose of your scrap
tires and used batteries are re up and
tolling. ~~

How to get yoursetf in gear
Effective June 1, 1991, a tire ~
collection program makesrecycling
used tires easy. When you buy anew tire,
environment-conscious retailers are -
accepting your used tireson aone-fo
one basis.
The same principle appliest to ead
acid batteries, One used battery may now
beaccepted for each new battery sold.
Or, you may sell the battery toa
reconditioner or scrap dealer.
What drives the
The green levy of $3.00 .
you pay on new tires, :

Pateoge

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everyone that cares about you. It's all

well and good for you to decide that.

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have an accident

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and $5.00 on batieri ies, is wh tr
these programs possible. Now, over $0%
of the 2,000,000 ised tires dnd 800,000"

* used batteries, hatare being i improperly

ws ‘disposed of each year, canbe collected

and reused or recycled into other useful”

~ products. But only if each of us docs. *

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