as ‘the = first. annual

m . Aluminum City, squash tourna-.
_. ment, but organizers say it won’t
‘xe: be-the. last for, Kitimat.

:-Terming this. initial ‘effort on

the Oct. 8 weekend.as most suc- ,

cessful, chairman - Gary ‘Snider
-told us they’re already planning
on next year’s event as even. big-
‘ger-and better. .
Tt was excellent,"” Snider

Prizes for-all runners -

“The All: Seasons annual Half- — ,

Marathon coming up Sunday,

: Oct, 30; is offering: prizes to all

runners including 4 couple of
airline flights to Vancouver. __
Sponsor Bob Park told us the
starting time for the 13. 1-mile
‘event is one o'clock from the
Terrace library.
Registration for this ‘all ages’
event is from noon to 12:45 with
- a §5 registration ‘fee. The race

will be conducted by the Skeena

Valley Runners Club.

Regular

18 |

‘Games:

~ the Tace,

Aluminum City squ

said. “Everyone we've talked to
locally. and even out-of-towners

from Terrace and Prince Rupert

felt it was very good and they
were really happy.”’

The fact that they attracted
prize money in the men’s closed -

three top players. from
Austtalia, plus a couple from

“Vancouver and one from Vic-
_toria. added big-time flavor to.
the six-day event running from

“We're going tO have spot
prizes this year,” Park told us. .
“In order to-win either of the

-plane trips, you'll have to finish
~ in under two hours.”’ |

Park said every runner gets a
prize, which. runs the gamut
from T-shirts to caps and
assorted goods from Park’s

store.

Refreshments will be served at.
the library basement following

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SUNDAY: Terrace Athletics Assn. .
7" MONDAY: Terrace Minor Hockey

| le * UESDAY: Kermodes or Jaycees. -
- WEDNESDAY: Terrace Blue
THURSDAY: 747 Air Cadets
‘Ladies of the Royal Purple

FRIDAY: Parapelegic Assn.
_ SATURDAY: Parapelegic Foundation

_ EVERYONE WELCOME!

{Age 14 years and up)

Thank youl Have a Nice day!

back Swim Club

_the’Sth-to the 10th.
The Kitimat Racquets Club

attracted the top talent through -
‘Squash B.C.” by- offering. cash .
_ prizes.

“We: had” $2, 350 set up for

division for our six major
visitors,” Snider told us. ‘At
first we set up $1, 000 for first
prize, but the six players got

- together and worked out a prize
“system. whereby the lowest got
- $300 .and the. highest $500. In

this way. they: covered their air
fare. ”

. Snider feels they can ' “blow
this one away’’. He said that by

starting now they could come up .

with a much better series next
fall.

Results of all divisions 2 are as
follows. Finishers are listed in
order from first to third. Unless
otherwise noted, competitors are
from Kitimat.

Women’s ‘A’ — Donna Willis

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Women’s ‘B’ — Susie Reese-.
Hanson, Joan Hough, Norma
Snider.

Women’s Novice — Rita
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Men’s ‘A” — Jim Condon
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_ Men’s ‘B’ — Dave Willis (Pr.
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Oldtimers
Prince Rupert has the initial
hosting job for the Oldtimers’
hockey season this weekend
when 12 ‘teams gather for: a
Friday-to-Sunday tournament at
Rupert’s Civic Centre.

Organizer Bruce Abbott said:
every team is guaranteed three

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Dinsdale, Mike Kolesar (Pr.
Rup. - consolation).

Men’s ‘C’ — Bruce Smith
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Dave Lussier (Terrace), Ted
Goff (consolation).

Men’s Novice — Darryl
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- consolation).

Men’s Open — Roy Ollier
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~ Marc Osmond (Aus.), Phil Ar-

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have two teams entered. Single
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