B.C. Summer Games will be held
at the Terrace campus of North-
west Community College May 28-
_ 80. Registrations are being taken
until May 8.

For more. information contact

_. Zone director Flip Cervo at 635-

7445 after. 6pm.

sinc CARS.
READY TO ROAR

ts that time of year again.

rebuilding, painting those. stock
cars, others are working. to
replace. seats, paint and generally
get the track ready for. another
racing season. °

The start up dance will take
place April 25 in. the Thornhill
Community Centre. Big Bark and
_ the Howlers will entertain and
the club plans to hold a lip-synch
contest. All you need is a costume
_and tape. You must pre-register,
(anyone is invited to participate).

Cash prizes will be awarded for
first, second and third. Please
contact Marg Cooper at 638-0609
after 4 p.m. before April 20. A
midnight lunch will be. served.

Everyone is invited to come out
and share the’ fun. Tickets ‘are
available at Central Gifts, Cedar-

land Tire, Workwear World and °

Off-Road Specialties.

Our mall show will take place:
on May 1 and 2 in the Skeena
Mall. Approximately eight cars
will be shown and drivers will be
there to answer questions. Two of
the cars will appear in the mall
on June 20 in connection with a
draw that will take place. -

The final clean-up, to wash
down the track and complete last
minute chores, will take place on
April 26 (that’s right, the day
after the dance!) at 1 p.m. .

The 1992 season will get
underway officially May ‘10,

Mother’s Day, with several draws _

for the moms. Several new cars
will race for the first time.
Just a note to any members in:

. Terrace, Prince Rupert, Kitimat. |
‘or Hazelton; our. meetings will

take place ‘on the second Thurs-

_day of the month and will be held -
at the Kin Hut on Sparks St. next —
- to Heritage Park and the Terrace-

view Lodge. |
— Contributed by Marg Cooper

WALK AND HELP

‘The Terrace Downtown Lions |

are sponsoring .a."Journey For

Sight" walkathon on May 3.)

Pledge sheets can be picked up at

‘Terrace Equipment, Sales, Central
Gifts, the Saw Clinic or from any _
Lions member, “Pledges received —
will go to the, Canadian National -
Institute for the Blind to help the

local sight-impaired, blind and
those threatened with blindness.
Please come out and‘ ‘partici-

pate by getting a pledge sheet and

gathering as many pledges as you
can, and join in the walkathon.

For information, contact Mel
Baker at 686-1149.

Terrace Minor Hockey |

ANNUAL GENERAL -

PARENTS’ MEETING
_ AND ELECTIONS

Wednesday,

| April 22, 1992.}

at. 7:30 p.m.

at the Happy Gang Centre

on Kalum Street, Terrace. -

All members, parents and
interested persons are
urged to attend.

THE SCORES. ARE...

FINAL GAME
Uplands 20, Cassie Hall 11
lst — Uplands: -

2nd — Caasie Ball

HIGH SCORERS.

Alane Pearce, Uplands ~ 6 points

Six different.acorers for Cassie Hall

"GRADE 7 GIRLS BASKETBALL
APRIL 9, 1992 .

Lee Anne Critchley, Uplands — 6 points a

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Terrace Review — April 16, 1992