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MIKE CHRISTENSEN is off to the national finals in Montreal this coming weekend. He's been sponsored by many local businesses _and individuals. All the best, Mikel

Northwest at B.C. Summer Games

The Northwest’s zone seven is sending a total of 335 athletes, coaches, chaperones, managers and officials to this weekend’s B.C, Summer Games at Prince

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Terrace tops the list with 125 participants. The second largest number is from Prince Rupert — 76.

Smithers is sending 43 people while 40 are going from Kitimat.

Other numbers for zone seven include Telkwa (18), Burns Lake {17), Kitwanga (11), Hazelton (3), Houston (1), Queen Charlottes (1).

Following is the list of Terrace competitors:

Ladies’ golf — Leona Wilcox,

_ Gail Johnson, Linda Hamilton.

Trapshooting — Victor Dean, Russ Hicks.

- Parachuting —- Tom Simp- son, Gary Paulson, Cheri Hebert, Roger Chicoine.

_ Boys’ volleyball — Kurt Muller, Mark deJong, Carl Red- mond, Shawn Palagian, Guy Mortimer, Chris Wilkinson, Ken Pound, Mike Newhouse, Dale Hansen, Matt Soules.

Cycling, road racing — Chrion Kantakis.

Handgun — Louise Folmer, Peter Nicholson, Terry Morris.

Black powder shooting — Peter Nicholson, Mike Rossiter, Dave Hogarth,. Wayne Kirby, Lucas Kirby.

Girls’ volleyball — Chris Ir- ving, Trish Ward, Kathy O’Brian, Jennifer Brook, Devona Knowles.

Baseball — Greg Cownan, Bryan Fick, Brent Neeve, Mark Neeve, Brett Kluss, Chad Ziegler, Gary Peden, Art Soares, Garth Mutschke, Ryan Kennedy, Trevor Hoffman, Rob Larmour, Mike Kennedy, Kevin Clarke, Jim Fick, George Neeve.

Tennis — Chuck Cey, Richard Kriegl, Swarnn Mann, Hester Flewin, Nancy Condon,

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Diane Cey, Fran Mann, Renat Weber.

C.A.S.A. youth swimming — Denise Vanderlee, Tori Macken- zie, Samantha Mackenzie, Tania Mackeni#fe, Tim Wilson.

Horseshoe pitching — Henry Archibald, Joe Wideman, Fdon Sharpe.

Softball — Lori Buteau, Lynn Henry, Rebecca VanHerk, Jen- nifer Murie, Marsha Postuk, Kristen Torgalson, Tricia Walker, Debbie Wabanga, Chera Therrien, Detane VanHulle, Ambur Hall, Tammy Clarabut, Dawn Thomsen, Shannon Hamuis, Susan Mun- son, Chrystal Sparks, Kara Myers, Jacque Scriver, Lisa VanHulle, Anna Graham, Vic- tor Buteau, Peter Pauls.

Men’s soccer — DaSilva.

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Women’s soccer — Andrea.

Komlos, Shannon O’Brien, Monica Holubowski, Jackie Thomsen, Jann Marie Wilson, Jody Cox, Shammi Dhansaw, Monica Rauter, Jenny Brady, Mui Luc, Bridget Brown, Rhian- non George, Kerry Paulis, Flip Cervo, Pam Lamb.

Diving — Janet McGee, Jason McPhie, Shane Illingworth, Scott McGinlay, Harald Arm- strong.

English equestrian — Lory Knull, Darcie Buller.

Western equestrian — Tina Knull, Dan Muller, Marty Fisner, Corea Anderson, Kim Rempel, Barb Essay. , ~ Basketball — Fernando Mile- jamens, Shawn Ducharme, Dar- ren Bell, Jassie Osei-Tutu, Shan- non Murdoch, Leah Wilson, Lara Tessaro, Mag Hugon.

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_SPORTS _

Terrace Review — Wednesday, July 11, 1990 BS:

Mike to hike to Montreal

Terrace bicycle ace Mike Christensen came home for a few days last week to seek home- town sponsorship to attend na- tional finals at Montreal this coming weekend.

He got the support he sought, then headed back to the lower mainland for more racing before the big eastern Canada event. On July 1 weekend, prior to driving home for five days, Mike took part in the seventh race of the Canada Cup series at Vic- toria.

It was called the Victoria Grand Prix, and it included pro- fessional riders among the en-

| trants. It put Mike up against his

toughest competition so far in his early career.

It started with a 155-kilometer road race. He didn’t have a very

good first half, but came on_

strong at the end to finish 23rd. “‘] was really pleased with my result because only 52 riders out of more than 100 finished ‘the race,’” he told us. The next morning was a 10-K time trial which Mike felt was a

poor effort. on his part. He. timed in about 15 minutes (around 40-kilometers-an-hour), far off the pace set by top riders.

‘‘They were doing 47 and 48 kilometers an hour, so I know I have quite a ways to go.”

Next was a late evening criterium where Mike wound up with the pack. ‘‘I think I ended up about 27th overall at Vic- toria,’? Mike said.

He ended the weekend with Vancouver’s Gastown ride. Mike said the pros raced separate from his ‘‘class two”’ group.

Still a bit tired from his Vic- toria session, Mike managed an. eighth-place finish. He was up against 80 riders in this group.

- This past weekend, Mike took part in the B.C. criterium cham- pionships at Kelowna. ‘I’m not a criterium-type rider,’ he ex- plained. ‘‘I like the long, hilly road races. But I'll do my best at Kelowna.”’

After the nationals this weekend, he comes back to his home province for the B.C. time

trial championships. Then he’s looking forward to some lengthy stage races (races of varied lengths over several days) in Oregon and Washington.

He still plans to return home by mid-September to resume his job at Sundance Ski and Sport,

and train intensely during the

winter months. . “1 really appreciate those who

offered to sponsor me for the _

Montreal trip,”” Mike told us. _

Special thanks to Dr. V.A. Lepp, Richards Cleaners, Royal Bank of Canada, R. Dale Green- wood, D.C., A & W, Terrace Review, Great West Life (Chuck

Cey), Northern Drugs, Erwin’s |

Jewellers, Terrace Builders Cen- tre, Sight and Sound, Donna Loutitt, Dr. Dennis Fisher, First Choice Travel, Tilden Rent-a- Car, Demers & Brodie, Webb

_Refrigeration, Ev’s Men’s Wear,

Dr. Paul Clark, Canada Safe- way, Eric Johanson, Wilkinson Business Machines, Braid In- surance Agencies, Sundance Ski

& Sports, First Choice Builders -

Supply, Dr. Joe Zucchiatti.

Regional sports coming events

Volley fest

No rthwest_, volleyball teams are ‘avited to take part in the first annual ‘Terrace Volley-fest’ at Riverside Park on August 11 weekend.

Mixed teams of players over 19 years are invited to take part. The entry fee is $60 a team, with an entry deadline of August 1.

This will be the first time for a volleyball tournament at River- side —- past tourneys have been held at Rotary Park. To add to the festivities, organizers will set up a refreshment garden.

Entry forms are available at the Terrace arena rec office. More information is available at the office by phoning 638-1174. The tournament is co-sponsored by the Parks and Recreation

Regular

Games

Lucky Dollar

Department and the Terrace mixed scrub league.

“Hockey school

With regular school out of the way, Terrace and District boys and girls are being asked to look at another type of school coming up in August. It’s Terrace Minor Hockey’s annual summer school running in two week-long ses- sions — Aug. 13 to 18, and Aug. 20 to 25. It covers youngsters up to midget age and costs $100 per week, or $175 if you take in both weeks. The school is nearing capacity, so youngsters are reminded to sign up by the end of July at latest. Entry forms are available at the arena rec office, All Seasons Sports or Terrace Totem Ford.

EVERYONE WELCOME!

(Age 14 years and up)

SUNDAY: Terrace Athletics Association

MONDAY: Terrace Minor Hockey (First three Mondays of every month) Terrace Minor Baseball (Remaining Mondays of every month)

TUESDAY: Kermode Friendship Society

WEDNESDAY: Terrace Blue Back Swim Club

Terrace Peaks Gymnastics

THURSDAY: Sponsoring Comm. to 747 Cadets

Order of the Royal Purple

EARLY FRIDAY: Canadian Paraplegic Association LATE FRIDAY: Nisga'a Tribal Council (Terrace Local) SATURDAY: Canadian Parents For French — Morning B.C, Paraplegic Foundation — Evening LATE NIGHT: Kinsmen Club of Terrace . Terrace Figure Skating Club - (Alternate)

Thank you! Have a Nice day!

DOORS OPEN AT 4:30 P.M.

Northwest reps at

Canada Games --

The Western Canada Summer Games are underway at Winni- peg. They’ll continue until July 14. The Northwest zone is rep- resented by a few athletes. Kitimat’s Gloria Trudeau is competing in the archery sec- tion. In wrestling, Cam Johnson of Telkwa and Heath Bolster of Smithers are taking part. Donna Fisher of Terrace is listed for weightlifting, while Terrace’s Val Philpott is on the B.C. women’s basketball team. -nd Kitimat’s Allison Barriscale has a swim team berth.

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