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growing concern

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The Skeena Valley Car Club is
off to the races. The newly formed
club now has 33 paid members, a
name, a logo, a constitution, an
executive, a postal address and a
bank account, Add a measure of
enthusiasm, and everything is in
place for a successful operation.

‘The club name comes from a
recent contest where members
voted for their favourite entry. The
winner, "Skeena Valley Car Club,"
was submitted by Dwain Stephens
and John Allen, who each won a
free six-month. membership in the
club. Selection of a logo was done

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in the same manner, and for his
effort Saul Guerreio won a case of

motor oil, a pocket calculator and

a $25 gift certificate. Guerreio’s
entry bears the club name, an
antique car, and a representation of
a couple of our more scenic moun-
tains and the Skeena River.

The first executive of Terrace’s
newest club includes president
Gurnsey, vice-president
Doug McKay, ‘secretaries Troy

Tymoschuk and Connie Ludwig,
treasurer Robert Penner, correspon-
dents Bob Wilkinson and Maureen
Rowlett, and two directors, Ron

“Zuda and Brian Burdett.

A number of activities are
already planned. A sampling of
evenls are a Kitimat car show
which precedes their annual drag
race, the Riverboat Day’s parade,
the Skeena Valley Fall Fair, a
family picnic, and a "Show and
Shine" or two where members of
’ the public get to vote for their
favourite car on display. Show and
Shine winners earn points and
there will be a trophy at the end of
the year. For more information,
contact any member of the execu-
tive listed above.

TERRACE YOUTH SOCCER

UNDER 10 DIVISION

Surveyors 5, Skeena Sawmills 4
Co-op 1, AGK 0

Shoppers 5, Carlyle Shepherd 1
Centennial Lions 3,

Skeena Cellulose 2

UNDER 14 DIVISION

Bavarian Inn 5, Northern Drugs 4
Sandberry 11, Overwaitea 6

GIRLS DIVISION
Pizza Hut 4, Crampton 2

Tide Lakers 2, Richards 1

GAME SCORES.

July 19
Rudon & Westpoint Rentals 13

July 22

July 24
SKB Wreckers 9, Rudon 6
Terrace Paving 6, Terrace Inn 17

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John Parsons
Davey Jones

Matt Shinde
Kevin Marleau
Allen Wilson
Trent Brandyold
Corey Blue

Matt Soules
Kevin Oates
Travis Pow

First Flight

Tom Folay

Colin Hanninen

Shane DeJong

Mike Vandermeulen
’ Tyler Gibson

David Venman

Scott Gingles

Shane Thom

Alex Kornat

Mark Edwards

Aob Kerbrat

Troy Soutar

Jason Billingsley

Kyle Kiiback

Second Flight
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Sheldon Mcinnes

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Terrace Paving 9, Thornhill Pub 12

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75. 80 165 David Kozler
79- 79 158 Nathan McAvoy
80- 79 159 Steven Downie
80- 88 168 Corey Lewis
89- 80 169 Brian Barwise
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85-86 . 171 Oliver Hitcove
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Ba- 94 177 Roddie McInnes
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92- 78 170 Ryan Stevenson
92. 86 178 Garrett Chipel
96- 83 179 Michael Cooper
B5- 94 479 Wade Stevenson,
91 89 180 Kyle Stevenson
91- 50 181 Extended Flight
94: 91 185  Reagen McAllister
100- 90 .190 Steven Critchley
96: 95 191 Steven Brown
92-102 194 Kara DeJong
101. 98 199 Mandy Mcinnes
96-104 200 Simon Hilcove
104-103 207 ~=s Travis Jackulak
Andy Oates
86. 92 178 Kathy Derooy
92. 87 179. Andrew Cooper

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EVENINGS 635-2015

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Terrace Review — Wednesday, July 31, 1991 9

cancelled

The Skeena Valley Golf and
Country Club has lost one of its
annual major toumaments. Due to
dwindling attendance and a seem-
ing lack of interest by golfers, the
Inn of the West has cancelled their
annual scramble one-day tourna-
ment to raise charity funds.

A spokesperson told us they'll
look at another sporting event as a
replacement, possibly the running
event held this past spring in con-
junction with the Skeena Valley
Runners’ Club.

While losing a major charity
contributor, the golf club is enlarg-
ing on another.

Planned for Sept. 7 is the second
annual ’Heart’ golf scramble with
several big prizes such as airline
flights, accommodation at
Vancouver, barbecues, electric
griddles, clothes, tools, and so on.

whe Ch arity golf tourney ©

This charity event for the heart
foundation will take in about 100
golfers at $35 a head. The entry
fee includes your green fees and a
steak dinner. .

All the major local food outlets
are supplying the banquet goodies.
Information on entry will be avail-
able this week on posters around
town. You can also sign up at the

- golf course.

Coming up in the immediate |
future is the summer hockey
school golf tournament on August
25 at Skeena Valley.

Also planned is the Big Brothers
and Big Sisters tournament on
Sept. 8, and the autumn leaves
mixed on Sept. 29.

Final club tourneys are ladies
(Sept. 14); men (Sept. 21); and
juniors on the same day as the
Heart event.

Skeena River Challenge
‘century ride’ coming

The fifth annual Skeena River
Challenge ’century ride’ is coming
up on Sunday, Aug. 18.

It’s a 100-mile bicycle race (or
160-kilometre race) from Prince
Rupert to Terrace for an entry fee
of $25 per biker.

The race starts with registration
and bike check at McDonald’s in
Prince Rupert from 7 a.m. to 8:30

a.m. The finish line is McDonald's
in Terrace. Entries can be made at
Sundance Ski and Sports store in
Terrace. They also have complete
information.

Following the race, an awards
dinner will be held here at a site to
be named shortly. Phone Sundance
at 635-5848.

Summer hockey school

next month

Youngsters planning to take part
in next month’s fourth annual
Terrace Summer Hockey School
are reminded they have only a few
spots open on both one-week
rosters.

The two-session school runs
August 19 to 24, and August 26 to
31. It costs $100 per week.

In addition to the school there’s
a Summer League for youths aged
16 and over. This night league is
$25 per week, or $40 for both
weeks.

For adults there’s the Rec League
running nightly at $30 a week or
$50 for the two weeks.

For information on signing up,
contact the following:

Jake DeJong at 635-6735 or 635-
4894. If you wish to mail in an
application, mail it to 3818 DeJong
Crescent, Terrace, B.C. V8G 4W6.

Cliff Sharples at 635-7822.

Application forms are available
at Terrace Totem Ford or All
Seasons sports store.

Summer Games winners

Archery — senior men, bare-
bow; Ed MacKenzie (bronze).

Diving —- one metre, 17-18
boys; Shane Illingsworth (bronze).

Golf — mens’ team event; Bruno
Hidber and John Yasinchuk (sil-
ver),

Golf — women’s team event;
Gail Johnson and Leona Wilcox
(bronze).

Shooting — trap, singles, men’s
B; Ray Cole (gold).

Tennis — doubles, open men;
Richard Kreigal (gold).

parade Is completed.

"4 NOTICE
ace

Riverboat Days Parade

Sat. Aug.3/91 at 11 a.m.

All parking or stopping of unauthorized vehicles
in the marshalling area (the 4700 block of Park
Avenue, between Emerson and Eby Streets) is
prohibited between the hours of 9:00 a.m. to
12:00 noon on the day of the parade.

Vehicles are prohibited from parking along the
Parade route, (Lakelse Avenue, from Eby Street
to Atwood Street) from 11:00 a.m. until the

Director of Engineering
CITY OF TERRACE