B14 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, May 19, 1999

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Chalky’s pool hall on Lakelse Avenue last week. The May 8-9.

Dorien wins nineball tournament

OUT OF TOWN players dominated Peter Dorien of Prince George won while Josh Holden of Prince George
the Fourth Annual Nineball the two-day tourney taking home came in fifth.

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ipated in Chalky’s event of the season. Vanderhoof finished third and fourth, Sunday tournaments until summer.

Gymnasts
go south
for year
end meet

IT WAS THE gymnastics
event of the season for Ter- a a
gymnasts and they’re call- : od

ing ita smashing success,
The B.C. Cup '99 Gym-

nastics Championships in

Kelowna May 8-9 gives lo- ; oF

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against a field of 205
provincial athletes,

“Fiveryone was really
happy with their per-
formance,’’ said Peaks rep-
resentative Lori Shulmeister
last week,

Among the 48 level two

tyro competitors in Kelowna - : a oan “ cyte
on Saturday, May 8 Kylie - . a re es

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finishing fourth overall. . re ~ ence
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Raina Karrer’s top per- , : ,
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floor with 7.55 points. And —_ and our Coftee Club.
Sarah Crawley finished . . ; oS
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bowling roll-offs in Prince
Rupert May 12. ,
Norma LeFrancois, Mar-
lene Thornton, Marion Clift,
Fem Gagnon, Cy Renney
and Ellie Chambers won
their sight to the B.C.
Seniors Games team after
three exciting games.

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