sys _ GYMNASTICS
Monday, J uly 24 -

LAST WEEK of Peaks Gym-
nastics Summer Camp. Open
to youngsters 3 years and up,
all skill levels, Phone 638-
0447 and leave message.

HIKING
Sunday, July 23
CLUB HEADS for Robinson
Ridge near Kitimat. Rated
moderate, Meet at library at 8
a.m. or Kitimat InfoCentre at

9 a.m. Leader Jim (632-6055),

ROD & GUN
Sunday, July 30
SPORTING CLAYS shoot at
the Rod and Gun on Rifle
Range Rd., Thomhbill.

YOUTH SOCCER
Tonight
UNDER-14 GIRLS (6:30 pm)
Braids v Wilkinson
Terrace Shell v Rossco.
UNDER-10 (6:30 p.m.)
Surveyors v Etkers
Carlyle Shepherd v RGB Ter-
rabytes
Skeena Cellulose v Wildwood
Skeena Sawmills v Shoppers
Centennial. Lions v Webb’s
Rangers <

Thursday, J wiy 2 20.—.
UNDER-12 (6:30 p.m.)
Sight & Sound v Overwaitea
Copperside v Co-op

Terrace Travel v Finning

Saturday, July 22
UNDER 7 (9:30 a.m.)

In ..
‘Tilden v All Seasons
Philpots v Kinsmen
‘Saleway.v Rotary
UNDER-8 (10:30 A.M.)

Cubs.
Remax v Totem Ford
McAJ pine v ‘Terrace Chrysler

Monday, ‘July 24

Pizza Hut v, .Northern Drugs.
Tide Lake v Richards ©
UNDER-16 (6:30 P.M.)
TA& Ww v Constrictors

Tuesday, July 25
UNDER-14 (6:30 p.m.)
Lily Bird.v Brady’s FC

Kerby Ke: Song. Nv. Carpenters. LA

United «

UNDER-19 6: 30 p.m.
Councillors v Bavarian Inn
Takhar v Manuels

(All games at Christy Park)

. STOCK CARS
Saturday, July 22
RACING AT: Terrace Speed-
way, time trials 6-p.m., racing
‘at 7 p.m, Continues Sunday,
time trials at 1 p.m., racing at
‘2pm |

- TRIATHLON
Sunday, July 30, .
SKEENA. VALLEY  TRI-
ATHLON: ‘start and finish
line at Lakelse Lake picnic
site. To enter, volunteer or for
more information, phone 635-
5021 or 635-4478.

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TERRACE TENNIS club
nights at Halliwell courts, 5
‘p.m. ‘until dusk, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Sundays.

For information, phone Chuck
Cey at 635-6166 or Richard
Krieg] at 635-5440,

TERRACE ROD & GUN
Club meets the first Wednes-
day of every month, 7:15 p.m.
at the clubhouse on Rifle
Range Road in Thorohill.

New members are welcome.
For information, contact Bill
“Watson at 635-5109.

To get an. event
on Sports Menu,
bring the details
into the office at
4647 Lazelle Ave.,
phone. Malcolm. at
638-7283. or fax
them to 638-8432
by 5 p.m. Friday.

Vic Froese v North, Motor:

Leaders keep up the
stock car points pace

GORD KLASSEN continued

_his domination of the A

Hobby class at the Terrace
Speedway, posting five wins
in six races during the July 8-9
stock car meet.

The near sweep left Klassen
(#77) 70 points clear of his
nearest rival, Jules LaFrance,
in the ‘season standings.
LaFrance picked up _ the
remaining race, . Saturday’s
Main.

Another division leader who
just keeps piling: it on was

- Dawn Tomas. She came away
_ With the Dash and Heat both”

days in C Hobby, rookie

driver Debby Reinhardt col-:

lecting both Mains.
And it was the same story

with John Cloakey who fin-

ished with four A Street and
one B Street victories to open
a yawning 165 point lead over
nearest pursuer Vic Johnson.

Shane Meier guided his pick- .
Up (#841) to the flag in Satur-

day’s A Street Main to post
his first victory of the season,
then added another Sunday i in
the B Street Dash.

Weekend honours were
shared in the B Street with
James Michaluk, Len
McArthur, Bob Barnett ‘and

Jack Osborne each posting a

win,
In the B Hobby, Elizabeth

Cloakey, Wes Patterson and.
Darcy McKeown kept up their’

battle, cach winning two over

‘fhe weekend. Cloakey also

posted the second fastest time
in time trials,

A pre-race accident knocked
Emie Perkins out of Super

. Stock action Saturday, but he
an bounced back with Dash and
Dairy Queen v.. Crampton |”

Swing low

not sweet

THE FIRST annual Charity

a Swing-hit the rough at the Jo-
UNDER-19. GIRLS i 30pm) vie ms &:

cal golf course.

_ Held last: Wednesday and
Thursday, the event was to

raise money for the Lions

‘Society of B.C. : oe
Golfers were. to pledge Ta em

money per stroke for the round
they «were about.-to play.
_Organizer_Kim_Cowbarn. said
only 11 golfers took part and
$123 was raised.

- While disappointed with the

response, she pointed out the
event had originally been

planned for the weekend but |

was moved because’ of the
Junior Open, Support was fur-
ther dampened by Thursday’s

.“terrible’’ weather.

’ And while the amount raised
may have been less than hoped
for, ‘I’m sure every penny
counts,’ Cowbumn added.

~ Heat victories Sunday to close
within 48 points of class
leader Albert Weber,

Weber was uncharacteristi-
cally kept off the winners
board all weekend, Ron Harris
~« Dash and Heat — and Cori

Lemky splitting the honours’

Saturday with Brent McCarron
taking Sunday’s Main.

In C Street action Vicki ©

Johnson, behind the wheel of
John Cloakey’s #776 machine,
sped to Dash and Heat vic-
tories on Saturday, Dianne
James taking the Main. It was
all change Sunday, Margo
Normandeau taking the first
two and Cheryl Grace round-
ing it out.

With only 50 points covering
the top three in this division,

every race counts,

Drivers and vehicles will be
back on the track again this
weekend, Saturday sees time
trials at 6 p.m., racing at 7
‘p.m., Sunday’s times being 1
p.m. and 2 p.m. respectively.

And there’ll be a new feature

_on Sunday, the replacement of

the Jamboree. with a Poker
race. Each driver pays $10 to
enter the open-to-all.. event
with the first across the line in
each class picking up the pot
for that class.

Pole position for the 25 lap °

race will be decided on times.

Organizers are hoping that
having a little money on the
line will encourage a few more
entries than the Jamborees
have been getting lately,

host entrants, not only from Te

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To

All Seasons Sports

Lynne Apolezer

Braid Insurance

Bud's Truck and Equipmen
Lid.

Canadian Airline Internation

Cedarland Tire Service Ltd.

Central Fiowers

Clear Creek Contracting

Coast Inn of the West

Cole Petrofeums (B.C.) Ltd.

Bibbi Dozzi

Erin's Jewellers

lrene Flatten

Edith Gieselman

1,C.G, Propane

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The Skeena Valley Ladies Club would
for their very generous contributions f
Golf Tournament. Through your céntinued support wa are able to
race, but also Houston, Smithers,
Kitimat, Prince Rupert and fie Queen Charlotte Islands, :
filament Sponsors:

dike to thank our sponsors
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Totam Ford Sales Ltd,
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‘Terrace Minor Hockey

has started its selection of coaches and assistants for
the 1995/96 season. If you are interested in becoming -
a part of our organization, please send a short resume
to:
_ Terrace Minor Hockey Association
P.O. Box 121
Terrace, B.C.
V8G 4A2 Ope Sta;
or ify your would like more information please eal: -
“Steve Smyth 638-1143 ee
Datlas Stevenson 638-064

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River Rafting

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TWO DAYS OF RACING EXCITEMENT

1 Saturday, July 22nd

Sponsored by

Cedarland Tire Service Ltd.

‘Time Trials: 4 00 P.
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Sunday, July 23rd _—
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