And They’ re off and running, The start at the third and final race in the elementary -school the race and there were 67 runners

in the girls cross-country series, A total of 90 boys started event,

| Cassie Hall breaks

| five year domination

The annualelementary school
cross«country-run series is all
over for another year and a
winner has been named.

For the first time in the past
five years the Veritas

Elementary school runners:

have not pulled their team into
first place.

Cassie Hall emerged
victorious from a three-way tie
Jast Tuesday afternoon when
they placed six runners in the
top fifteen positions,

} interesting

The PRO’S NEST

by Vi Mckinnon

* There ts lots of activity
‘around the Club getting ready
for the SKEENA VALLEY
OPEN GOLF TOURNAMENT
to be held at the Thornhill Golf
& Country Club this May 24th
long weekend.

‘This event was advertised
through the Festival of Sports

‘and is also listed in the .B.C..

NEWS FROM THE
THORNHILL LADIES

‘The regular Thursday Night
is going well. © Try and
encourage an interested golfing
friend to come out soon. Club
Pro, Bill Laplante if giving
excellent free golfing lessons
for beginners from 6 -6:30 every
Thursday Night,

"Centennial Calendar of Events| andntermmal ‘meeting and round

‘which is distributed all over ‘the
province.

Post entries will be taken up
to 6 p.m. Saturday, May 22,
1971, so you still have time to
dust off your clubs and enter,

‘Entry fee is only $12.00, which

includes your golf, Social
Saturday night and delicious
Smorgy on Sunday. All
members and guests are invited
to attend the Saturday night
social and the Sunday Smorgy
($3, 50per person), We would
also tike to encourage members
to come out on Monday to the
Hospitality Hour and to
congratulate the winners at the
Prize Presentation.

Good
expected | from
members -themselves,

the Spring Creek Club, Kitimat,
Prince. Rupert and Smithers, '

” Let’s make these out of town

guests most ‘welcome,

participation is
the Club
plus
there will be participants from

table discussion on Goli
Etiquette and Simple Golf
Rules.

Last weeks Low Hidden Hole
winner was Joan Flaherty, This
week there will be a prize for
the. Lowest Putt.

NEWS FROM THE
THORNHILL MEN’S ASSOC.

President, Pat Boyle reports
that they are having a terrific
time on Wednesday nights, plus
enjoying those delicious steaks.
Here is a night when you can
enjoy good golf and good
fellowship,

Lowest Putt-were - Harry Davy
last and tie for 2nd were -. Alf
‘Fogtmann and Jack Wiley.
Each week competition
changes, so who knows you too
might be a lucky winner.’

SEE YOU AT THE SKEENA
VALLEY OPEN THIS COMING
WEEKEND,

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The results gave the Cassie
Hall squad 10 points for the race
anda total for the three races of
26, ©

However the Veritas teams
and Clarence Michiel boys
made the races the most
and = closely
contested in several years.

Veritas finished with 24 points
in the boys division and
Clarence Michiel came up with
8 22 point score.

In the boys race Wayne
Hamilton made it three ina row
when he beat out Brian Reid of
Cassie Hall for tep spot.

Hamilton, a Clarence Michiel
runner, picked up his third win
in as many races while the
second place finish for Reid was
his second. .

In the second ‘race Reid

dropped back into third spot.

+ Veritas runners filled the next

hree spots with Carlos Pereira

and Rejan and Dick Pellitier
taking third, fourth and fifth
spots.

Another Clarence Michiel
runner, Rodney Place finished
in sixth spot, not far behind the
Veritas trio. :

Michelle Belanger and John
Raposse, both frem Cassie Hall,
rallied for the next two finishing
spots.

Ken Dakin from Clarence

Michiel and Daryl Bergmann
from Cassie Hall split the final
placings in the top ten with
Dakin ninth and Bermann
rounding out the top runners.

A total of 90 ranners battled it
out for top honors in the boys
competition,

The days results were:

Cassie Halt: first - Veritas,
second: Clarence Michiel -
third; Copper Mountain -
fourth; Thornhill; fifth;
Uplands: sixth,

These standings made the

totals for the seasons run;
| First; Cassie Hall; Second:.

Third:
Fourth:
Fifth: Thornhill; Sixth:
Cooper Mountain.

' The

Veritas; ‘Clarence

‘girls race: was

‘predictable.

While the Veritas boys were
stopped in the boys event
Veritas made a clean sweep of
the girls event,

_Elana Digiovanni ran another
excellent race to win her third
straight victory but the Veritas
finishers who had been. so

Rachel Ray picking up the tenth

-vietory: for sthe:three races. °°.

Uplands; '

q

strong in the first two events
failed to come through, |

Thornhill runners picked up
second, third and fourth place
with Monica Holobowski, Ingrid
Losch and Danel Janda coming

through for their team.

. Clarence Michiel’s Donna
Checkly came fifth but the
strong Thornhill runners picked
up the next two spots.

Debbie Anderson and Audry
Wiler finished in sixth and
seven place for the Thornhill
running team.

Cassie Hall picked up eighth
and ninth with Jean Duncan and
Jennifer Pete challenging the
leaders and Clarence Michiel
rounded out the top ten with

Spot. .

The results gave Thornhill
first place but a second place
finish by Veritas sealed the.

Clarence Michiei finished
third in the event togive them a
fourth place finish in total
standings.

Cassie Hall picked up third in
the final standings and fourth
spot in the race.

Copper Mountain and
Uplands Schools finished sixth
and fifth in the final standings
and in the third race.

There were 67 girls in the
event,

The weather for the race was
overcast with sprinklings of
rain but the runners seemed to
enjoy the run more than they
did the second endurance test
which was run in a 76 degree
temperature.

The cross country inter-
school racing is overfor another -
year after what has been
acknowledged as possibly the
best series from 4 competition
point of view. -

Competition was fierce in all
three races and although two
runners picked up first place
victories in the two events they
were noticably hard pressed for
the winners,

In the end it wasn’t the first
place.that paid off.

It only mattered where your
‘other runners finished.

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“Elana. Digievanni crosses the finish line for her third Straight
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SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 86
(SKEENA- CASSIAR)

Kindergarten registration
Wednesday, May 26, 1971

at the following schools

PARKSIDE PRIMARY

Both sides of Straume Avenue from Thomas to
Sparks and north to below the Bench. Both sides
of Hamer from Sparks to Kalum and north to the.
‘Bench. Also Remo.

E.T. KENNEY PRIMARY ;
Both sides of Scott east of Eby.to Sparks and.
south ta the C.N. tracks. East of Sparks: to
Hanson including both sides of Straume and
south to the C.N. tracks, and fo Skeena Bridge
{including the two benches), East of Kalum
north to the Bench.

Kindergarten children in the Kalum Schoo! area
will also register at E.T. Kenney (south. of.
Straume to C.N. tracks, west of Eby to the
Municipal Boundary).

UPLANDS ELEMENTARY
Ail the bench area.
KITL-K‘SHAN PRIMARY ,
South of the C.N. tracks to Skeena River, |
including Brauns Island,
THORNHILL PRIMARY
south side of Skeena River

THORNHILL PRIMARY
South side of Skeena River, west of Columbia
Cellutase Road to Price Creek.

COPPER MOUNTAIN, ELEMENTARY ro J
South side“ of Skeena River; ‘east: of- Catombia § Hd
Cellulose Road ta Price Creek.

Children born between ‘January Ist, 1966 and
December 31, 1966 may be registered. Birth:
certificate or proof of age is required at the time
of registration.

Board of School Trustees,
School District No. 88 (Skeena- Cassiar)

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