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B14 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, June 14, 2006
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SCRUB softball league player Lisa McKinnon from the Kermodei Beer Nuts
: pitches to. Kristian Grey of the Brew Pigs. That's Ben Auckland playing ‘back-
7 catcher and ‘Sam Harling calling tr the shots as ump.

SARAH ARTIS PHOTO

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dedicated this day to retiring
Caledonia’ Senior Second-

Terrace Speedway has’

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ary auto mechanics teacher
‘Doug Brewer. Regular and
hit-to-pass races, and special
events will take place.

June 18
Terrace Bluebacks host
an in-house meet for region-
al swimmers.

June 24

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turns to the Thomhill Com- _

munity Grounds. Riders can
register until 5:30 p.m. Cost
is'$10 per rider for each ride.
Start time is 6 p.m.

e¢ June 25
Totem Saddle Club riders
tackle three events. Gym-
khana and. Clear Rounds
begin at 10 a.m. Percentage
Starts at 11 a.m.

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° July 1-3.
_ The 2006 Terrace Stan-
dard Adventure Challenge-
hosts a. five-sport series.

July 1, is the open water
swim and 30th annual king
of the mountain foot race.
July 2 is the rock climbing
competition and psycho cy-
_ cle. July 3 is the eight hour
cycle at Onion Lake and
- wrap-up party.

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Special Committee on Sustainable’ Aquaculture
- Robin Austin, MLA Chair, Ron Cantelon, MLA Deputy Chair

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inquire into and make. recommendations to the Legislative Assembly with respect _
_ to sustainable aquaculture i in British Columbia. The Committee is conducting public
hearings to hear what the public ‘has to say about aquaculture | in the province. -

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For more information. on appearing before this all- party committee. or sending a
written submission, visit our website or contact the Office of the Clerk of Committees.

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~ Youth -
baseball
players:

.wanted |

‘By SARAH ARTIS
DESPITE AN __ inactive
baseball league -in

Terrace this year, a local
representative is determined
to give kids the opportunity
toplay. .

Roger Harris, the region’s
B.C. Baseball rep, is calling
for players to. try out for a

- northwest team to go to the

2006 B.C. summer. games.
The games are a highly
competitive tournament _

between eight teams from

-Yarious provincial regions.

. They’ happen every second
year. ‘and this year are in Ka-

mloops July 27-30,

“7 “Tes a tremendous event,”
Harris said. “The games are’

an-excellent opportunity for
individuals

event at the provincial level.

They are the highest level of |

competition you'll find. i
the sport in B.C.”.

Many scouts will be there
and almost all the costs are
covered, so no fundraising is
necessary, he added. 7

‘Harris is hoping the B.C.

* summer games will help re-

new interest in baseball and

get the Terrace league back

in action next year.
Anything you can do to

keep kids healthy and active .

is good, he said.

This is the second year,
the Terrace league has been
inactive. "

“The numbers haven’t
been there in order to really

organize and run a success-
ful baseball league,” Harris’
explained. “In order-not to —
. dilute other sports, we opted

not to continue.”

Many Terrace players
switched to lacrosse or soc-
cer instead.

Changing demograph-
ics.and lack of communities
with big enough fields to

accommodate baseball: also |

added to the drop in num-
bers, Harris said. ~

To be eligible for the

team, players must not be
tuming 16 before the end of
this year. They also have to
live in Zone 7, the area be-

tween the Queen Charlotte

Islands and Prince George.

A team needs to be orga- —

nized before July 1.

For more
contact Roger Harris direct-
ly at 635-3400.

to -participate
and experience. a sporting |

‘information, .

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iB Father’s Day weéek-:
end there are free fish-
ing events held across the
province to mark “BC’s
Family .Fishing .Weekend”
and Northwest Escapes Ltd.
is hosting one of these events
at Furlong Park on Lakelse
Lake this Saturday.

This week-end’s event is.

a “Kids Fishing Derby”

The event runs from 11:00

‘am to 2:00 pm on June 17
with prizes awarded shortly
after the derby,closes.

To learn. more about the
event please call Laura at
638- g49a,-

ABOUT THE LAKE

Le Lake is a popular
recreation lake for many

residents of Terrace and
Kitimat, and provides excel-»

with * lots of : lent freshwater
* prizes to give ishing -
P Le Wi Skeena Lakes fishing oppor
away. Laura @ ‘eoktr ire & Auto tunities for cut-
. Seaton from a4 _ throat trout and
Northwest sg \ a dolly varden,
Escapes is QQ \%§ as well as rain-
helping put on a. bow trout.
the event and —
says the event & Downstream of
: = Lakelse Lake is
will be held at Ww th ce
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reer ane CE Bc Rivers ery —Lakelse
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canteen avail- River ans
able with hot: a wor ce
dogs, snacks and refresh- river provides excellent
ments _ : Steelhead fishing opportuni-

ties. However, extensive reg-
ulations apply, including a

-shore of (4

bait ban, required classified :
waters stamp, no motors, and
time restrictions. Make sure
to consult the regulations
before fishing. _

Historically, a few efforts
have been made to stock
Lakelse Lake. In the 1920's,
stocks of Atlantic salm-
on from Miramichi River
were*released into the lake.
Another stocking effort was
made in 1940, when 25,000
eyed egg rainbow trout from
Pinantan Lake were released.
These are the only stocking
records. for Lakelse -Lake,
and’ current species
come from naturally
reproducing stocks.

There is a’ well
developed — pro-
vincial’ park _-
on the north .
and. eastern

Lakelse _ fi

Lake. The park consists of.
three ‘ separate sections—
Gruchy’s Beach, Lakelse
Lake Picnic Area, and

Furlong Bay Campground.
The park is.sutrounded by
the mountains of the Kitimat
Range, and stands of old
growth forests.

LAKE ACCESS

Fj’. Terrace, head south
along Highway 37.
Gruchy’s Bay and the picnic

area. is located about 15 km
along, highway.
To get to.
the

BC’ s Family Fishing Weekend at Lakelse Lake .

_ Caution: Do not use this map:

campground and boat launch;

continue along the high- .

way for another five km to
Furlong Bay Campground.

The campground has excel-
lent facilities, with a double-
paved boat launch, loading
dock and plenty of parking
space. Also, the launch is
located close to the day-use-
area of the campground?

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Atlas, 2006

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This map may not reflect current «
conditions. Uncharted hazards .
may exist. Base Map ©Province |
of British Columbia.

" Surface Area.
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_ (3,608 Acres)
Maximum Depth ©
“ @ 31.7 metres ©
(104 feet)
Elevation
© 77 metres
(253 feet)
_ Survey Date
©1976
Depth Units
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