B4 Terrace Review — Wednesday, June 27, 1990
Jubilee best _
to Gordon

Prince Rupert’s Jason Gor-
don is rapidly developing into
the best young golfer in the
Northwest. —

- On June 17 weekend, Gordon

ran up a 54-hole score of 216 to

- win Rupert’s men’s Jubilee tour-

‘nament. He beat out’ defending

champ Dan Rosengren of. Ter-
race by three strokes. .

Youth soccer

It was Gordon’s third title of

this season and last. He won the ©
Smithers Northern Open last.

fall, and added the Smithers
Spring Classic to his list earlier
this spring. |

In the net score section, -
Rupert’s-Brian. Denton’ was tops .
_ with a 197 score, “Clubmate Matt -

McCoy was s rinneruip. with 201..

summer school

With schools closing, young-

_$ters should be eyeing sports
schools. for the: summer. The

‘first one coming up is Terrace’s

Credit Union soccer school run-
ning July 16 to 20. It’s for boys
‘or girls in Terrace Youth
‘Soccer’s age spread. Applica-
‘tions are available at the Credit
‘Union, at elementary and pri-
mary schools, the recreation of-
fice, sports stores and youth soc-
cer. Phone Liz Ball at 638-0466

for information...

Terrace also has’ its minor -

hockey summer school with two,”

-one-week sessions at the arena. .

They are Aug. 13 to 18, and 20
to 25. Get entry forms. from Ter-
race Totem Ford.or All Seasons:
Sports. Phone Jake DeJong at.
635-6735, or Cliff Sharples at
635-7822. They also have infor-
mation on the two-week night
summer league at the same
times.

Planning ahead ©
Summer Games 1995

“The. Fraser Valley com-
“animities of Abbotsford and
Matsqui will: play host to the
1995 Western Canada Summer
Games.

- Recreation “Minister Lyall
” Hanson says the two towns will
“gain. a. legacy of revitalized
sports facilities and a sense of
‘community accomplishment.

Prince George, Vernon,
North Vancouver and West

Vancouver also put in bids for
the games.

The estimated budget for the
games is 4 million dollars for
operations and 2.3 million for
facilities. Two thousand athletes
and officials from four western
provinces and two territories are
expected to participate. The pro-
vincial government hasn't said
yet how much of the bill it will.

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Coming events f
-. regional sports |

Terrace Youth Soccer is send-
ing four teams to, Quesnel’s Billy’

Barker Invitational tournament a.
on July 7 weekend. The teams
taking part are.division four’s -

Rotary (under 14), the division:

_ “8ix Kickers (under 13), division | ?
séven’s Finning (under:12), and
| division eight’s Surveyors (under

10).

- Each team is guaranteed three ‘
. ; games. The winner of cacti divi-. 9
- sion - takes. home: a- /Goldpan :
. Trophy. « a!

Sportsmanship: is. ‘uppermiost :
' throughout the tourney’. ‘with’.
each member of sportsmanlike ;
teams in each division. receiving a

a a sportsman award.

‘The sport of. cricket. will be t
- busy during the month of Julyin: §
Kitimat. On July. ist at Mount
- Elizabeth high school grounds,

terested should. phone Bhupi.

Mathur at 632-4257. On_July 5.

- CITY OF TERRACE ©
PUBLIC NOTICE

AMENDMENT TO ZONING BY-LAW -

NO. 401-1966 AS IT RELATES:TO. -
NON-CONFORMING PROPERTIES”

a TAKE NOTICE THAT It is deemed necessary to amend. Part i.
“General Regulations of the. ZONING BY-LAW (NO. 401-1966,
. (and amendments. thereto) with fespect to Non-conforming
Properties.

| TAKE NOTICE ALSO. THAT this amendment affects all pro- |
a: .perty and land within -the City of Terrace: > f

_ INTENT: The intent of this. zoning, amehdment Isto CHANGE:
: fhe ZONING BY-LAW (No. | 401-1966, and amendments: thereto)"
| “such that if'all-other zoning. requirements can.be'met, any lot.
- that-has | an afea: or frontage less than the minimum-required..

. ‘by the zone.in which the:lot Is located, may be. developed for: F
- the-uses. permitted by the.zone if the: fot-was. created before: |e
‘the adoption of the by- -law that designated the zone. eee

a - The proposed. amendment: -By-Law may be inspected betiveen “oe
| the: hours, of .8:00' a.m: to :4:00 p.m., Monday. to’ Friday, exo
; i «cluding holidays: from May 28, 1990 to July 9, 1990, both: ins. .

|. clusive In: the reception area at the.City: df: Térrace Public - ia
s Works Building at 5003 Graham Avenue, Terrace, B.C. . =

E Any person(s) wishing to voice thelr opinions: regarding: ‘this,
Application may.do so, In writing, to Mayor and. Council, -
~ andior.In person MONDAY, JULY 9, 1990,-at 7:30 p.m., In the”

‘Municipal Council ‘Chambers, $215 Eby Street, Terrace, B.C. :

“THIS NOTICE IS GIVEN IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE MUNIC-'
* IPAL ACT,.R.S.B.C. 1979 (AND AMENDMENTS. Hien,

it’s the Jerry McManus trophy ff - UNDER SECTION 958., SUBSECTIONS (1) AND (2).

‘ tournament running 1! a.m. to 5. :
‘p.m. Teams or. individuals in-

TAKE NOTICE and be governed accordingly :
E.R. HALLSOR, Clerk Administrator :

to 8 the B.C. Cricket Associa-, - - |

‘tion is organizing a tournament. .

Persons interested should phone
Mathur at 632-4257,

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