Terrace Review — "Wednesday, October 15, 1986 7

Terrace Youth soccer reps _

Caledonia boys soccer team

Coach Doug Inglis and his Caledonia High School senior boys soccer team are looking = inn. .
forward to zone finals and a possible trip to the B.C. championships early in November.

The team has more than 20 players registered, and the nucleous posed for a picture at a
recent workout. The roster reads as follows: Jim Mantel, Surrinder Dhallwhal, Todd

It was a third: place finish for Bud’s Truckers In youth soccer's Under-12 division over the
season. In the playoffs, the Truckers made it to the final before losing 3-2 to the Bavarian

Broughton, Brent Nicolson, Leroy Brown, Blaine Kiuss, Steve Dewacht, Murray Photographs by

Goodacre, Brian McConnell, Mike Denomme, Scott Inglis, Duane Moorehouse, Dean
Flynn, Shaun Stevenson, Adam Ford, Chris Hailsor, Jeff Martin, Coiln Down, Richard
Wilson, Casey Allen, Carlos Pessoa, Balbir Mann and George Peal.

Ken’s Photo

Wheel for Charity. set to roll

From Terrace to Kitimat

TERRACE — Able-bodied wheelchair athlete Kelly
Gordon will be wheeling from Terrace to Kitimat, an
approximate distance of 60 kilometres, on Sunday,
Oct. 19 to raise money for charity.

The Wheel for Charity effort is being staged in
conjunction with the 7th annual Aluminum City
Telethon to be held at the Mount Elizabeth Theatre
in Kitimat on Oct. 19.

The fund-raising effort will begin at noon from the
junction of Highways 37 and 16.

The estimated arrival time at the theatre is ex-
pected to be between 5 p.m. and 10 p.m. that even-
ing.

The goal of this trek is to generate donations for
the Aluminum City Telethon which annually con-
tributes funds to Kitimat community groups such as
the Child Development Centre.

The northwest representative for Canadian Pacific
Airways, Tom Laurie, has generously agreed to pro-
vide, as incentive for pledgers, a return trip for two

to Vancouver.

To win this prize, a person must estimate the total
time of the wheel in hours and minutes, and submit a
pledge of no less than $15 before 3 p.m. on the day of
the telethon.

Entry forms can be delivered in person or by
telephone to the telethon.

In the unlikely event that the ACT VII ‘Wheel for
Charity’? cannot be completed, all entry forms ex-
ceeding the minimum pledge amount will be included
in a draw for the trip to Vancouver.

Well known disabled wheelchair athlete Paul Clark
was originally scheduled to accompany Gordon on
the trip. But due to a broken arm, suffered in a race
in Seattle, Clark will instead accompany Gordon in a
support vehicle.

Green Stains

Copper in water causes green-
ish stains on porcelain. Try wash-
ing the stains away with soap-
suds containingammonia.

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Resource based econo-
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