C2 - The Terrace Standard, Wodnesday, May 11, 1994

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Sports

SHOULD TERRACE amateur protect the city from potential

. A McElhanney

sport coaches he required to Iiabilty and increase the
take coaching certification accountability of coaches to
to look at courses? thelr young athletes,

Engineering, Surveying and Mapping Services for:
M@ Roads and Bridges ™ Resource Development

“Coaching is a privilege,”

That's the question Grant
says Holkestad. “Organizations

Holkestad, chairman of the

mandatory

focal Recreation Adviso think they’ ve pot their problem sus
tifi ti Commission, wants his solved when they simply find 7 Land Development 7 Feasibility anv
Cc [ ) l ! certiication someone with the time to coach @ Municipal Infrastructure Pianning Studies

colleagues to consider.
He asked they consider a
policy of mandatory

and that’s not always enough.’

: j .Eng., Terrace, B.C
He is currently working on Contact: David R. McElhanney, P.Eng.,

Phone: 635 7163 Fax: 635 9586

for coaches

TONIGHT certification for all sports using his own level three coaching
Youth Soccer (Christy Park) City of Terrace facilities to certification.

Under 14s — 6:30 p.m.
Terrace Builders ¥ Bavarian

Bandstra v Brady’s F.C. { > © tL (Bi. —= “fD”

Under 103 — 6:30 p.m.

Carlyle Shepherd v Shoppers DFILLIRIG -wTDosg
AGK yv Wildwood Pa" . sere ;
Skeena Cellulose v Skeena S'mills Specializing in Water Well Drilling
Centennial Lions v Surveyors - Soil Sampling ~ Mineral Exploration

- Air Rotary Drilling — - Pile Driving

THURSDAY, MAY 12

Youth Soccer (Christy Park) - Blast Hole Drilling up to 12 1/4” Pe

nder 12s — 6:30 p.m. ‘e3
Overwaitea v Finning FREE ESTIMATES 24 HOURS

Sight & Sound v Copperside For More Information

Co-op v Cedarland \ Please Call or Fax Doug at: 635-787 7/

FRIDAY, MAY 13
Swimming
NORTHWEST Championship
meet at Sam Lindsey Pool in
Kitimat geis underway, finishes
Sunday. °

NOTICE

SPRING CLEAN-UP
WEEK

Golf

SCHOOL ZONE playdowns at
Hirsch Creek course in Kitimat,
continues Saturday.

SATURDAY, MAY 14
Fastpitch

OPENING WEEKEND for Ter-
race Men's Fastpitch. Games start
9 a.m. today and Sunday at North-
west Community College field,
last game at 6 p.m.

Athletics

MAY 24 to 27 & 30, 1994

The City of Terrace’s Public Works Department will pick up
extra garbage and refuse, free of charge, on the above
dates.

This service does NOT include car bodies, stumps or
industrial waste. Kindly arrange to have this extra garbage

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TERRACE SCHOOLS track and
field meet at Skeena Jr.
Secondary, runs ail day.

and waste material set out on your regular pickup day,
Please have garbage and waste material in plastic bags or
cartons to assist in the pick up.

Residents are reminded to check their Add-A-Day
Calendars, as garbage pick up days change following alll
Statutory Holidays.

Youth Soccer (Christy Park)
Under 7s — 9:30 a.m,

Nrth. Motor Inn v Vic Froese
Kinsmen v Safeway

Rotary v Tilden

All Seasons v Philpots
Under 8s —- 10:30 a.m.
Crampton v Dairy Queen
Totem Ford v McAlpine
Team Y v Terrace Chrysler

The City of Terrace

SUNDAY, MAY 15
Softball
UMPIRES CLINIC at Northwest
Community College, 8 a.m, until 4
p.m.. For more information, phone
Rob Batg at 638-2054,

The
“RIDE FOR SIGHT”

Benefit Dance

Shooting WOULD LIKE TO THANK THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE AND

IPSC WARM UP match for next BUSINESSES FOR THEIR SUPPORT ; Q
two qualifiers at Thornhill Rifle

‘a What’s the call?

SAFE! Christina Elkiw just beats the throw to the plate In softball action at the Elks
diamonds last Thursday. She was one of 18 McAlpine runners to cross the plate in
an 11 run victory that saw them even the score with their Co-op opponents, the
squad which had held them off 17-16 in last year’s Silver Cup Mites division final,

‘Range, all day. , _ Dave Storey - Farwest Bus Lines :
Mitsuo aa «| DUO Make speed list es Westen a

for Clearwater Lakes and a fairly
easy hike suitable for kids 5 years
and up. Meet at library at 10 a.m.

TWO BLUEBACKS cracked the
country’s fastest Fifty times in

explains.
And there was another near

No stranger to the rankings is
Garth Coxford and he was back

Cheers - Sandra Rose .
“The Cooks” - Dave Andrews & Doug Barwise,

their age proup. again four times. miss for Marina Checkley, 12,
Youth Soerar (Chet Pa And two tore came about as He clocked the 30th fastest who came up only a half second Pro Vac Industrial Vaccum
Under 198 — 6:30 pm. close as you can get. 100m Fly and added a 34th in the — shy in the 100m Back for her age Back Eddy
Takhar y Gouuiies For Chris Kerman, 13, it was 200m Free, 41stin the 400m Free — group.
Under 193 Girls — 6:30 p.m, his first appearance on the short and 4S5thin the 100m Free. Carlyle said both had a good Safeway
Pizza Hut v Northern Drugs course lists published by the For Kevin Andolfatio, however, chance of cracking the ep ” ee Totem Press
Tide Lake v Richards Swim Canada magazine. publication of the rankings the long course season which has

He made the 1314 years boys’ brought frustration. just got underway. Murray Ford Clark Frieghting ,
TUESDAY, MAY 17 cut five times including a best It showed he missed out in the And in separate ranking for the “The Bands” - Catch 22, Rock Cods, Hoods | in tha Woods

Youth Scccer (Christy Park) performance of 28th inthe 100m 13-14 years 100m Breast by just 10 years and under, Tristan

Hilltop Grocery - Thanks Annie

“Security” - Mike & Darrell

Organization & Sanity - Bubba & Shorty .
ALL THOSE WHO ATTENDED - THANK YOU

Girls Under 14s — 6:30 p.m.
Team X v Wilkinson
Terrace Shell v Braids

Girls Under 14s — 6:30 p.m.
Wilkinsons v Terrace Shell

Brown made the 22 spot in both
the 100m and 400m Fres.

And, said Carlyle, he could
have finished a lot higher had he

Back.

Kerman also made the rankings
in the 200m Back (41st), 100m
Free (42nd), 200m Free (39th)

8/100ths ofa second.

Bul Blueback coach Mike Car-
lyle says there’s a bright side to
the near-miss. ‘‘it’ll give him a

Braids v Feam X and 200m Individual Medley push, He'll work even harder to not turned 11 before started to hit
Under 16s — 6:30 p.m. (47th). get in during the summer,’ he his peak swims.

A&W v Kerby and Sons

Constrictors v Irly Bird

SATURDAY, MAY 21

TOTEM SADDLE Club Spring KALUM TIRE SERVICE LID. MORE THAN JUST
show begins, continues Sunday at ATIRE STORE

the Thomhill Community

Grounds. For info, phone 638- . :
7252. ; 4808 HIGHWAY 16 WEST, TERRACE, B.C. V8G 1L6 TRY OUR
Tennis : MONDAY TO SATURDAY 8 - 6 P.M. FULL SERVICE PARTS
TERRACE OPEN begins at Hal- : PHONE: 635-4902 FAX: 635-4132 DEPARTMENT :

liwell courts, closes out Monday.

SATURDAY, MAY 28
Running
KERMODEI CLASSIC
times ta be announced,

race,

SATURDAY

z TIME TRIALS 6:00 PM.
eee PACING pay core
women’s: nlayots is May 18. Ed SUNDAY
rngvons im Terrace June 3-5, For : Munson Rd. TIME TRIALS 1:00 PM. :
lin at 627-1989 (Fax: 624 SPEEDWAY RACING 2:00 P.M.
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TERRACE NORTHMEN

Rugby club practises every Tues-
day and Thursday, 6 p.m., at the
Northwest Community College
pitch New members welcome.
For information phone Dave at
638-1327 or 638-0371.

Old
Skeena
Bridge

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