Two teams of Oldtimers

F

soccer players (aged 45 and up) gathered In Terrace recently for an exhibition game. Terrace Oldies won the match 3-2
over Kitimat Oldies, but- ‘they had such fun they decided to be photographed all together. . *

Terrace Review — Wednesday, J uly 2 2, 1987 1

Terrace to

Rupert bike |

race set

If you think you’re a strong
bicycle rider; you'll have a
chance to prove it on Sunday,

Aug. 23 at the first annual

Terrace-to-Prince. Rupert bike
race.

. It’s called the Skeena River
Challenge — about. 150
kilometers along Highway 16
from McDonald’s on Lakelse

Avenue in Terrace to the Prince

Rupert Civic Centre.
Organizers advise that if you
plan to enter this gruelling event,

you had better. start training fos”

now.

be used to cover the cost of in-

surance for the use of the high-

‘way as required by the Depart-
ment of Highways.

-Riders must be at McDonald's
by 9:30 a.m. as the race starts at
10 a.m. Prince Rupert riders
should be at the Civic Centre by
7:15 a.m. for transportation: to
Terrace.

The maximum allowable time .
for the race is eight hours, You
must pass the halfway point in
four hours, or the trailing vehi-
cle will pick you up.

Riders must provide their own
food and beverages along the
route. These items are essential,
but three stations will be set up
along the way where volunteers
can offer food, drink and any
required first aid.

Registration forms are avail-
able at Sundance Ski and Sports

. or All Seasons Sports. For infor-

mation, phone Mike Christensen
in Terrace (635-3429) or Mark
Henry in Prince Rupert
(624-6704).

- The entry fee for the. one-day a
event is $25, part of which must, |

‘Volunteer workmen + keep busy screwing together sprinkler heads and connections which will be used on the three new

soccer pitches at Christy Park. Hundreds of feet of pipe should be Jtald and tested’ oy the end of duly.

In Court ©

On Friday, June 26 in Terrace
Provincial Court Chad Bell
was fined $40 for theft.

‘tw * .

In Terrace Provincial Court
on Friday, June. 26 Patricia
Anderson was fined $30 for
theft:

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On Friday, June 26 in Terrace
Provincial Court Linnea Hicks
was fined $450 for operating a
motor vehicle while her ability to
drive was impaired.

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In Terrace Provincial Court

on Friday, June 26 Michael

Dudoward was fined $150 for

theft of items from the meat

department of the Terrace
Safeway store.

_ Men’ S and Ladies’
Pants

1° OFF

‘NOW ONLY °2.50

From July 22 to August 1, 1987

Wiens ‘you wear =.)
| Sickards Cleaners

8: 00 a.m. — 6:00 p.m. — Mondays - Fridays
8:30 a.m, — 6:30 p.m. — Saturday
KIDDIE CORNER FROM THE POST OFFICE

J Olctimers

hit field

by Nick Kollias
Terrace contributor

TERRACE — On June 28 there _
was an exciting game between.

the Terrace Golden Flame C and

F Enterprises Old Timers and
the Kitimat Luso Oldtimers SOc-

cer teams,
The game ended 3-2 for the
Terrace team with goals scored

by Mike Brady, Nelson McGin- | |

lay and David Singh. Kitimat
team goals were. scored by Frank

Verde, on a penalty shot,and by -

Louie Cabral.

A big crowd turned out to

cheer on the players. The or-

ganizer for the Golden Flame C —

and F Enterprises team is Nick

Kollias. He would like to extend .

his thanks to all his teammates.

‘Special thanks to Safeway and

McDonalds for providing re-
freshments.

If you’ve been

trying to lose —
weight for years .
and years....

Just give it .
another 28 days’ we
the CAMBRILEE Diet Way

Contact your Independent
Cambridge Counsellor -

Kitimat 632-322
Terrace 635-5870
Smithers 847 -4096

The CAMGRIBEE Diet.
It's what you've been

looking for!

‘Thornhill

Seas

‘GROUND BEEF

Barbeque.

| Try us and you'll know what Quality means!!

Lottery Centre - Fresh Produce « Post. Office
Laundromat & Take-Out-Foods |

_ Thornhill Grocery & Meat Market
Open 7 Days a week 8 a.m. to 11 p.m.

. = ~

Market «= oe

Phone in advance and have your
Special cuts of Meat done for the

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