5 Mary Britt

Soccer season is well mder way, and this year us been very successful to late.

The soccer executive, ‘ith the help of Bullmoose, le Rec Centre, and volun- er parents, have erected gal posts at both soccer lds.

‘Soccer registration has ped over 190, and a meat deal of work has gone 0 organizing the teams md activities.

The Association will be sting three tournaments, ginning with the Pee lee division on June 7, the antam division on June and the Atoms division

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on June 21. concession stand will be eee at the high school field for these events.

The Soccer AssoOciation will be wrapping up the year with a ‘Fun Day”’ June 20, from 3:30 till 8:00, which will be held on the high school field. It will be a day of fun and games for the players and the par- ents. A barbecue will also be provided. All funds from the cash tapes donations will go towards purchases for this day.

To reward -the young soccer players, each player will receive a team picture and the Tumbler Ridge Soccer Crest.

Various businesses in

Tumbler Ridge and Daw- son Creek have donated prizes to be drawn at the Fun Day.

After games Shasa has been collecting items left at the fields and a lost and found has been set up. For lost items, call 242-5303.

Anyone interested in ref- ereeing or helping out, please call Murray at 242- 5197.

It sure gives one a good feeling to see all the players in their uniforms and smil- ing faces out on the fields. It is good to see community spirit is alive and well in Tumbler Ridge. The dedi- cation given by all the coaches, team moms, and executive has been great.

R minor soccer team moms

Shasa White

With the soccer season o-thirds of the way rough, the soccer moms have only gotten a few grey airs, but they have also ytten a lot of satisfaction fom the cute little faces.

‘It is a special kind of am mom, who usually has hildren of her own, who lesn’t mind wiping a few

he Tumbler Ridge Secondary School Track lam travelled to Williams Lake to tompete in the Zone Final on May 23-24. he team did very well in this their second ear. They are Warren Weibe, Walt Weibe,

extra noses, picking up forgotten clothes, and end- lessly planning for coaches, driving to practices, and games.

A special thanks goes out to all the moms for all the time and dates they were given that had to be changed after the phoning had already been done.

The coaches, the execu- tive and the kids thank all

the soccer moms who put on many miles to help make this a good season.

The team moms of the soccer team are Joanne Rebagliati, Judy Duke, Pauleene Stoodley, Sandra McNary, Jane Petrella, Debra Palmateer, Angela Ekins, Agathe Gauthier, Shannon McKay, Colleen Doyland, and Shasa White.

Parsons, Jeff Koch, Dale Neufeld, Steve Clark, Brenda Simmons, Terra Giggey, Jocelyn Maleniza, Candace Gusland, Tan- {; ya Gennings. Coaches are Mr. Christian- | son and Miss McKenzie.

Tom Dall of the Tumbler Ridge Lions Club presents a cheque for $250 to Wolfe Nickel [Teams Equip Mgr.| and Coach, Bob Treleaven. The cheque will go towards the purchase of sweaters for the soccer team, Scott Milne, E.J. Ford, Ben Mahoney, Carl

New Arrivals

gMay 7 - To Ron and Shauna Turner a_ son, Jason Lloyd Turner weighing 8 Ibs 13 1/2 oz. Born at Dawson Creek and District Hospital. A brother to Jodie and Sara and first grandson for Bing and Carrie Cross- ;man of Calgary and Ron and Jean Turner of Squamish.

May 3 - To Don and Olga Larose a girl, Pamela Jean Larose weighing 6 lbs 80z. Born at Chet- wynd General Hospital.

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