“Menu,

an HIKING
Sunday, ‘October 15

THE LOCAL club heads for
Black Sister or, if there’s low
‘snow, ° Watson, Lakes, Rated
easy to moderate. Meet at the
‘library at 9 am. Betty is
leader (635-2837),

‘| Sunday, October 22.
‘Hikers’ work: party for prun-
‘ing maintenance of the ‘Vicki
-Kryklywyj Memorial Trail’
‘on. Thornhill Mountain. The
“club has decided to maintain
‘the trail in her honour, Mcet
‘at library at 9 a.m. with prun-
: ing shears.

MEN’ SREC HOCKEY
‘Tonight

Oldtimers Division

5 p.m. Wranglers v. Tim-
‘bermen

“10:30 p.m.- Convoy Supply v.
‘Northern Motor Inn Okics

“Thursday, October 12

Rec Division

"10:30. p.m.-. All Seasons v.
Norm’s Auto Refinishing

Saturday, October 14
8 p-m.- Back Eddie Bullies v.
.Skeena Hotel
"9:30 p.m.- Convoy Supply v.
:N Northern Motor Inn Okies ”

| Sunday, October 15 ,
9:30° p.m.- Nonm’s Auto -v. | -
Coast Inn of the West Sharks

‘sion Builders

Tuesday, October |
“Rec Division

-9-p.m. All Seasons Lightning
v. Inn of the West Sharks ~
10:30 p.ma.- Back Eddy Bul-
| -lies-v. Norm's Auto

~. MINOR HOCKEY
Wednesday, October 18
‘GENERAL PARENTS meet-

MINI-BASKETBALL
‘Friday, October 13

‘and. Grizzlies v. Rockets
-6:30° p.m. Sonics — v..
& Grizzlies & Raptor v. Magic

eee SOCCER
Saturday, October J October 21
-Boys zone soccer

‘championships at Caledonia
fields.

ee

‘MIXED CURLING: the
cusling club has added a third
draw to. the: Friday night
league and is now accepting.
entries on a fizst-come, first
serve basis, Phone 635-5583.

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 Johnson 556,

Stock car awards issued

TROPHIES WERE hoisted and
glasses were raised last weekend
as drivers and pit crews alike
celebrated’ another season of
stock car racing. .

New to the Terrace Stock Car
Association's annual awards ban-
quet were team awards for the
team that amassed the most
points in hobby and street classes,

Team 55's Dave Reinhardt, -
Debby Reinhardt and Wes Patter-
son was the top team in hobby
stock,

Team 024’s- Fraser ‘Sutherland,

Tames -Michaichuck- and - ‘Cheryl -

Grace took the team. street.top

points award.

Arnual trophy winners for top
points were:

A Street — John Cloakey 788,
‘Randy

Chalifoux 509

B Street. — James Michal-
chuck, Len McArthur 413, Paul
Wolnowski 379

Cc Street _ Margo
Normandeau 632, Morwyn Wol-
nowski 623, Dianne James 547 -
A Hobby — Gord Klassen 799,
Jules LaFrance 706, Dave Rein-
hardt 607°

B Hobby — Wes Patterson ;

599, Elizabeth Cloakey 596, Ed
Hess 391

C Hobby — Dawn Tomas 855,

Debby ‘Reinhardt
Hugon 489:

Sportsman —~ Albert Weber
655, Emiec. Perkins 653, Brent

683, "Mag

- McCarron 505

Rookies of the Year: -
Hobby —- #91 Howie O’Brien
(354 pts)

sll: :p-m.- All Seasons v. Preci- 7

eee tates

tl A steady swing |

A RECORD 110 golfers took part in the Ray Taft Memorial
Autumn Leaves Scramble on October 1. The winners, with a’
four under par were John, Sherlyn and Michelle Taylor, Peter
Coolen, Gerry and Dawn Martin, The winning group has. the

honour of organizing next year’s Autumn Leaves Scramble,

:05 p.m. — Hornets v. Bulls, J! J

| OPEL

All Seasons

. 4555 Lakelse Ave.

35-2982

Street —- #024 James Michal-
chuck (521 pts)
C Street — #024 Cheryl Grace

(505 pts)

Cc Fsboy — #55 Debby Rein-
hardt (683 pts)
-Memoriai Trophy:

’ Sportsman — #69 Ron Harris
Hobby — #77 Gord Klassen
Street — #776 Jobn Cloakey
Fastest Lap Times:

Sportsman — 17.41 secs by Al-
bert Weber in #6

Hobby — 18.79 secs by Gord
Klassen in #77

- Street -—° 20.23 secs by John ~

Cloakey in #776.

C Hobby. — 19.34 secs by

Dawn Tomas in #97"
C Street — 20.54 secs by
Cheryl Grace in #024.
Member of the Year:
Jennifer Darby
Sportsman of the Year:
Sportsman — Albert Weber
Hobby — Jules LaFrance
Street — Claus Wolnowski
Hard Luck Trophy
Sportsman. — Emie Perkins,
Brent McCarron
Hobby — Darcy McKeown
Street — #226 '& #896

Hikers are”
seeking |
trail help — _

THE LOCAL hiking club
is looking for volunteers -
for a special project tak-* -

- ing place Sunday, Oct, 22.

The club has “adopted”

| the Thornhill ‘Mountain

Trail, to’ be mamed the
Viekd. Kryklywyj Memorial
Trail in honour of long
. time. member Vicki: wlio -
was for many. years one
of the driving forces be-
hind the club,"

The work party will be
focusing on ~ pruning
along the trail so
volunteers with: pruning

_or lopping shears are par- -

ticularly needed,
If you can help, phone.
Kelly at 798-2535 ta Tet

: him know you'll be there.
Volunteers, will, meet . at. me

the library at 9 am,

The Terraca Standard, Wednesday, October 11, 1995

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This message brought to you by the Second Sheet of Ice:
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SKATE ‘97
It means jobs.

ONE OF the benefits a second sheet of ice will offer is additional
ice time for anyone wishing to pursue a career in a skating profes-
sion,

The two most obvious. choices are, hockey ‘and figure: skating.
Hockey currently offers the most opportunities, with seven profes-

“sional leagues‘ — namely the National Hockey League, American,

Intemational, East Coast, Central and , beginning. this. year, the Pa-

‘cific Hockey League. ;
'.. To play in these leagues requires skill, dedication, hard work and

some luck. Currently there are three people playing. professional
“hockey from Terrace, “They are Wade Flaherty, Jeff. Sharples and
- Dale Kushner: Other hockey-related benefits include scholarships to

universities and colleges in the United States and in Canada, plus
job opportunities through semi-pro leagues.

The influx of the European players has. made. “hockey. jobs’
more difficult. to obtain.-It has also put pressure on Canadian
players to further-develop their skating and puck handling skills.

Many leagues are expanding; and will continue to expand especially"
in the United States; This means jobs will and do exist, with salaries.
paid i in U.S. dollars:

One factor currently hampering { future Terrace hockey players i is
our recent mild winters. Without prolonged « ‘cold periods, making an

} outdoor tink is difficult to impossible. Further, this milder weather:

trend is forecast to continue,. This means:any youngster wishing to

‘pursue a hockey career, or further education, will likely have to rely

on’ arena ice to ) better their skating if ‘they | wish to live in the Tertace

areas.
| While a second shect of i ice does not automatically guarantee any
; “youngster a better life style, the current heavy demand on the exist-
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related future. To assist our youngsters i in n pursuing their dreams, a

second sheet of i ice isa must. woe

“For more ‘information ¢ contact Brian Downie at 1685-5617.
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