Peewees
take
fourth

The Terrace Westar
Peewee’s record of two
wins and three losses at
the 14-team Peewee
minor hockey tourna-
ment in Kerrisdale last
weekend, resulted in a
fourth place finish
overall.

Terrace started off by
beating Williams Lake
4-1. Then they downed
the host team 6-5 before
losing 10-3 to Vernon.

In their last two games
on Sunday, Terrace was
defeated 10-3. by
Kamloops and 4-1 by
Kerrisdale.

B.C. Summer Games
playoffs begin soon

It seems like only
yesterday that organizers
and participants were
deeply involved in the
B.C. Winter Games at
Terrace, and now we
have 31 sports starting to
crank up for Summer
Games in Cranbrook,
July 10 to 13.

Zone Seven playoffs
are to be held from now
til the end of June to
select individuals and
teams for attendance in
Cranbrook, Only a few
have been organized so
far. The others should be
set up before the end of
April.

Following is a list of
sports and the informa-
tion on each so far, in-
cluding the zone co-
ordinator’s name and
phone number.

Archery — playoffs
May 31 at Kitimat — en-
try deadline is May 31 —

Court
report

In Terrace provincial
court on Tuesday,
March 18 Dwayne Bird
received a 14 day inter-
mittent jail sentence and
had his driver’s license
suspended for six
months on a charge of
impaired driving, and
received a 14 day concur-
rent jail sentence for
Tefusing to provide a
breath sample to a peace
officer. Bird was also
given fines of $300 for an
offense under the Motor
Vehicle Act and $100 for
a violation of the Nar-
cotics Control Act.

Certificate of appreciation

The Terrace Spacial Olympics Bowling Team sald thank you to one of their major sponsors — the Kinsmen Ciub, The team

Diving
class
receives
award |

The Terrace diving
class has received level I
diving badges, as part of
the national ‘‘learn to
dive’’ program.

Diving instructer Tony
Toriglia is hoping to
start a diving club. He
said there is a good

will have some diving
candidates in the B.C.
Summer Games.

presented the Kinsmen Club with a certificate of appreciation. Kinsmen president Ernie Wade and club members are pic-
tured standing behind the Special Olympics athletes.

contact Harvey Mitchell
(847-2789) in Smithers.

Baseball — no infor-
mation available — con-
tact George Scott
(847-2537) in Smithers.

Canoeing — playoffs
May 31 at Round Lake
— entry deadline is May
30 — contact Gary Van
der Meulen (846-5413) in
Telkwa.

Cricket — playoffs
May 10 weekend at Ter-
race — contact Mike An-
drews (635-3639) in Ter-
race.

Cycling — no infor-
mation available — con-
tact Don Hemmons

(624-2824) in Prince
Rupert.
Diving — playoffs

May 24 at Kitimat —
Contact April MacLeod
(632-5767) in Kitimat.

Equestrian (English)
— May 3-4 at Terrace,
May 17-18 at Smithers,
May 31-June | at Fraser
Lake — contact Jacqui
Peters (699-7724) in
Fraser Lake.

Equestrian (Western)
— May 3-4 at Terrace,
May 17-18 at Smithers,
May 24-25 at Fort St.
James — contact Carol
Carter (699-6293) in
Fraser Lake. .

Field Hockey — no
playoffs scheduled —
contact Jill Trelawny
(847-2530) in Smithers
for Ladies, and Pargat
Bains (635-9607) in Ter-
race for men,

Golf — no informa-
tion available — contact
Leona Wilcox (635-2932)
in Terrace for ladies, and
Rod Vance (632-6266) in
Kitimat for men.

Horseshoe Pitching —
playoffs May 25 at Ter-
race — contact Joe
Wideman (635-2856) in
Terrace.

Lacrosse — no infor-
mation available — con-
tact Anne Berrisford
(632-6919) in Kitimat.

Modern Pentathlon —
no information available
— contact Joe Didychuk
(624-2831) in Prince
George.

Parachuting — no in-
formation available —
contact Rob Jones
(632-5405) in Kitimat.

Physically Disabled
(Blind) — contact Jim
Marvel (699-2803) in
Vancouver.

Physically disabled
(Deaf) — contact Pat
Fraser at 6318 Brodie
Road in Delta.

Physically Disabled
(Wheelchair) — contact
Dan McDonald
(942-1486) in Coquitlam.

Shooting (Black
Powder) — no informa-
tion available -—— contact
Murray Clare (627-7504)
in Prince Rupert.

Shooting (Centrefire

Rifle) — playoffs May
31 at Fire Mountain Ri-
fle Range at Kitimat —
contact John Jeffrey
(632-2562) in Kitimat.
’ Shooting (Handgun)
— playoffs May 11 at
Terrace Rod and Gun
Club — contact Rick
Pringle (635-3252) in
Terrace.

Shooting (Smallbore
Sporting rifle and Air ri-
fle) — playoffs June 7 at
Tweedsmuir Park Rod
and Gun Club at Burns
Lake — contact John

Howett (692-3249) in
Burns Lake.

Soccer (Ladies and.

Men) — playoffs May

17-19 at Terrace contact ~

Richard Hassett
(635-6849) in Terrace.

Softball (Boys and
Girls fast-pitch) — no in-
formation available —
contact Richard Mason
(632-5575) in Kitimat.

Swimming (BCSSA)
— no information
available — contact Gor-
don Rawlings (942-5446)
in Port Coquitlam.

Swimming (C.A.S.A.
Youth) — no informa-
tion available — contact
Linda Gyorfi (632-3586)
in Kitimat.

Swimming (C.A.S.A.
Masters) — no informa-
tion available — contact
Ans Hendry (635-4941)
in Terrace.

Synchronized Swim-
ming — no information
available — contact
Christine Armstrong

(624-5559) in Prince

Rupert.
Tennis — May 24-25

at Kitimat — entry

deadline May 16 — con-
tact Dorothy Cheyne
(632-3871) in Kitimat.

Track and Field —
playoffs May 31 at
Houston — contact Joe
Galvin (846-5407) in
Houston.

Trap Shooting — no
information available —
contact Alvin McLeod
(992-9449) in Quesnel:

Water Skiing —
playoffs June 1 at
Nukko Lake, Prince
George — contact Brian
Foot (562-5187) in
Prince George.

Athletes meet Kinsmen

Special Olympics athletes enjoyed a visit to the Terrace
Kinsmen Club's general meating recently where they met
members of the service club. The Kinsmen have sponsored
thelr bowling team to the Special Olympics Charnpionships
in Kamloops. Trevor Delaney photo

possibility that Terrace.

The boxer’s ring

‘\Makeita good clean fight. And you, Maxie, your mother and I
- hope youwin."'