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Sport Scope

Mann, Kotai repeat

THE TOURNAMENT may have been a different onc, but the
. champs were the same.

Fran Mann of Terrace and Alex Kotai of Kitimat each followed

up on their Terrace Open singles titles of carlier this season with
« Victories at the July 9 Singles Open here,

’ -Mann defeated clubmate Renata Weber while Kotai beat out fel-

low Kitimatian Norm Lee in ‘A’ flight finals. On the ‘B’ side,

Bob Tucceri gave Kitimat another title, defeating local Sieve
_ Fleming while Shannon Butler completed a Tefrace sweep of the
~Worten’s. :

- Missing from the entries were local Richard Kriegl and Matt
Caccia of Smithers who had elected to compete in a Prince
George tournament the same weekend. It proved a worthwhile trip
as the pair took the men’s doubles title. Krieg] also made the
Singles quarter finals.

Local tournament action winds up Aug. 20-21 with the Terrace
Tennis Club Closed, a members only event.

Milers get ready

IT’S CALLED the Scniors Mile, but that doesn’t mean entry is
limited to pensioners.

‘Instead, the name denotes the Riverboat Days event is organized
“by members of the BC Seniors Games northwestern zone,

‘The race is open to all ages and entrants have a choice as to

“whether they want to ran or walk. There is also a wheelchair

" category,
The event goes Sunday, July 31 at 10 a.m. The ‘‘race” stars at
the Legion and follows Lakelse Ave. to the finish line at city hall.
That's also where the presentations take place. Entry forms and

7 pledge sheets - the event helps raise money for the zone team —

_fan be picked up at Northern Health Care.
For more information, phone Bud at 635-9505 or Betty at 635-
3352,

Soccer tourney rich one

| THE HAZELTON YPAA soccer toumey turns 21 this year and

organizers are expecting some of the northwest's best teams to
show up to help them celebrate.

The event takes place July 25-Aug 1 and the $400 entry pets
teams a shot at a piece of the $6,000 in prize money. The tourna-
ment winner will take home $3,000 of that with the next two
places collecting $2,000 and $1,000 respectively.

‘The. draw will take place Tuesday, July 26 at the Totem Ball

. - Park in Hazelton.

To enter or get more information, contact Bill or Evie Maitland

_” (842-5324), Ken or Arlene Morrison (842-5499 or 842-6511) and

Brian or Diane Muldon (842-5092).
The entry fee also gets players tickets to a dance at the Skeena

- Tee Arena on the Saturday night.

Time te mount up

. ALWAYS WANTED to learn about horseback riding? ‘The

" Fécreation department is offering that chance this summer as part
of its Fun in the Sun lineup.
: The first set of lessons, conducted by Lisa Hamer, has alréady

| -been completed but for those aged 9-16 years who missed it

‘there’s another chance coming up.
Set Il runs August 8-12 at Copperside Stables and the deadline
for sign up is Thursday, Aug. 4.

“ This is a beginner level course and includes English riding les-
sons, horsemanship skills, riding videos and games. And on the

-->, Friday there will be a mini rally on horseback.

Horses and saddles are provided but participants will have to

a bring along some form of protective helmet, boots with a heel and

-4 bag lunch each day.
The cost is $125 for the five days of instruction which run 9

= a.m. to 3 p.m. each day.

| Big and little

THERE WAS a distinctly younger crowd than normal showing up at Terrace Totem Ford last .
week, but they weren't looking to buy. The attraction for youngsters like the three young ladies “|
above was the Monster Truck on display outside the showroom. The vehicle, which dwarfed
those who came to admire it, was there to. promoted the two-night show held at the Terrace
Speedway. Organizers report that approximately 6,000 people shower.up to catch the show.

Cw

CROWN LAND
OFFER TO PURCHASE
CRESCENT STREET
THORNHILL, B.C.
R2 (Medium Density)
(Rural)

The Ministry of Environment,
Lands and Parks (BC Lands)
invies sealed Offers to
Purchase for the following
property:

Location:

Crescent Street
Thornhill, B.C.

Lot 13, Block 5
District Lot 373
Range 5, Coast
District, Plan 3005

Size:  .944 acres
Information Sale of Crown
land

Legal:

Information packages
containing Offering to Purchase
Agreements are available from:

Bonnie Holter
__ Ministry of Environment,
Lands and Parks, BC Lands
Skeana Region, Box 5000

Joan Kennedy
MUSIC TRI

(20 Kilamatras North of Prince George on Highway 97)

JULY 29, 30 & 31

The 4th Annual

SALMON
VALLEY
MUSIC
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Salmon Valley, B.C.

The Terrace Standard,

Finally Someone Who's 3
Make A Commitment on Your Terms

Wednesday, July 20, 1994 - C3

Cowburn
repeats

FAMILIAR NAMES in familiar
spots.

That was the story at this year’s
Skeena Vailey Ladies Open golf
tournament.

Kim Cowburn was again un-
Stoppable as she drove for her
second consecutive overall low
gross title, July 9-10.

Although Cowbum is from

“” ‘Kitimat, there was still reason for

local crowds to cheer — she
. works as golf instructor at the
Skeena valley club.

And once again it was Debbie
Carruthers who got closest to the
champion to tepeat as low gross
winner in the championship
flight,

Caruthers led a Tertace top
three sweep in thal category,
Bibbi Dozzi and Lynne Price
chasing her home.

Overall low net, however, went
to one of the 48 out-of-towners to
lake in the tournament, Karen
Parker of Prince Rupert taking
that fille.

But Terrace took the top two
spots in the championship flight
low net with Brenda deJong and
Audrie Cox fending off their
challengers.

Linda Hamilton (low gross) and
Bonnie Letawski (low net) came
away wilh victories in A Flight to
maintain an impressive
hometown performance.

Joy Stevenson, Lou Lewis and
Chris Hansen completed a Ter-
race sweep of the low grass.

In B Flight the Kitimat con-
tingent got the second of its three
top place Anishes when Muriel
Beauchamp beat out Terrace trio
Sarinder Dhaliwal, last year’s
overall net winner, . Elaine
Johnson and Carol Kennedy in
low gross.

On the low net side it was Anne
Pruner, Sharon Brewerton and
Edith Gieselman sweeping for
Terrace. .

In C Flight, though, it was the
visitors” turn.

Kitimat’s Darlene Richdale
topped the low gross while Pat
Rawkins gave Smithers some-

: thing to smile about with the best

low nel.

Correction

* LAST”: WEEK?S' story ‘on.
- Volunteer recruitment™’ for”
Special Olympics contained
an Incorrect phone number
for Joan Cox,
‘The correct number is
635-5633.

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| MINISTRY OF .
ENVIRONMENT,

~ LANDS and PARKS —

THE TERRACE STANDARD is sponsoring a Salmon Valley Music Festival trivia

contest, WIN PRIZES EVERY WEEK

(In order to enter, simply fill in the blanks to the questions listed below, and
alfach your name and phone number. The draw willbe made July 21, and the
winner announced in the July 26 Issue of THE TERRACE STANDARD. The lirat

entry drawn wilh the correct answers wins a pair of VIP Thraa-Day Weekend .

Passes to the Salmon Vatley Music Festival, as well as the opportunity lo drop
backstage and meet with some of tha stars.

1. What Montreal native won the 1993 CCMA Award for the "Album of the Year’?

2. Gary Flellgaard’s song, "Somewhere On Tha Island,’ won him a presligious
award In 1991, prasented.to him by the CCMA Board of Directors - what
is this award? ‘'Fender Award.”

3. You've sean him with Johnny Carson, on the Jerry Lewis Telethon, he's

toured with Kenny Ao ogers, Johnny Cash, Tammy Wynette, Janie Fricke
and Emmylow Harris. Ha is ee”

4. In 1983 she won the “Bud country Talent Contest” - want on to racord
(hree more albums - won the COMA “Entartainar of the Year" award for her
lirst MCA album, “Candle In The Window.” The first release was ‘'Thal’s the
Trouble Wilh Love." Who is this pretty blondlady? "__-

Drop your answers down to THE TERRACE STANDARD, 4647 Lazelle Avenue,
belore the July 21, 11:00 a.m. deadline.

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