C2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednescay, October 5, 1994

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TODAY

Bowling

BOWLING BUDDIES is back
at the local Janes, Open to 3-5
years olds, it goes every Tues-
day and Wednesday at 11:30
am. For information, phone
635-5911,

Curling
FREE CURLING continues at
the Terrace rink until Friday
night Instructors will be on
hand. League registrations also
accepted.

Men’s Rec Hockey
9p.m. Wranglers v Timbermen
10:30 p.m. Convoy v Okies

THURSDAY, OCT. 6
Men’s Rec Hockey ©
10:30 p.m. Norm’s Auto v
Precision Builders

SATURDAY, OCT. 8
Men's Ree Hockey
§ p.m. Convoy v Wranglers
9:30 p.m. Okies v Timbermen

SUNDAY, OCT. 9
Red and Gun
TURKEY SHOOT at Thorn-
hill rifle range. For information
phone Terry Morris at 638-
1922.

Hiking
LOCAL CLUB heads for
Robinson Lake, near Kitimat.
Meet at Terrace library 9 a.m.
for car pool or Kitimat In-
focentre 10 a.m. For informa-
tion, phone Barb (632-7884)

Men’s Rec Hockey

9:30p.m. Norm’s v Back Eddy
11 p.m. Ail Seasons v Coast
Inn of West

TUESDAY, OCT. 11
Men’s Rec Hockey
9 p.m. Skeena v Precision
10:30 p.m. All Seasons v
Nonm’s Auto

,, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 12
Curling n

JUNIORS LEAGUE registra-
tion deadline. Sign-up at the
curling rink in the afternoon or
phone 635-5583, Cost $25,
minimum eight years old,

SUNDAY, OCT. 16

Curling

SUNDAY MIXED league gets
under way. Open to all ages
and beginners welcome. To
register as a team or individu-
al, phone Betty (635-3352),
Louise (635-9272) or the curl-
ing club (635-5583).

Shooting
LOCAL IPSC club has match
at the Terrace Rod and Gun.

TRURSDAY, OCT, 20
Hockey
TERRACE MINOR Hockey
holds a parents general mect-
ing, 7:30 p.m. at the Happy
Gang Centre.

FRIDAY, OCT, 21
Swimming
TERRACE BLUEBACKS In-
vilational meet gets underway,
runs through Sunday.

FUN DART LEAGUE plays
every Wednesday night at the
Legion starting at 8 p.m. All
games doubles, open to all and
newcomers/rookies always
welcome.

BADMINTON CLUB prc-
tices every Tuesday and Thurs-
day 8 p.m., Sundays at 7:30
p.m. at Thornhill Jr. Secondary
school. For more information
phone Diane at 635-3564.

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

New members are welcome,
For information, contact Fred
Shaw at 635-2874,

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

Lanes have openings

BOWLING SEASON may al-
ready have got under way, but the
Terrace Lanes can still find a spot
for people wanting to play this
winter.

There’s no shortage of leagues
to choose from with action seven
days a week and at different times
oftheday. —

Those who prefer the mornings
have the Tuesday and Wednesday
Coffee Leagues to choose be-
tween, both getting under way at

9:15 a.m.

Seniors take to the alleys Mon-
days at 1 p.m, while Youth bowl-
ing takes place Saturday mom-
ings at 10.

Mixed bowling takes over the
lanes Monday evening at 7 p.m.
and 9 p.m. and Tuesdays, Thurs-
days and Fridays nighis at the
same times.

Men’s league plays Monday
night, Ladies Wednesday night
and for the top bowlers there’s

the Wedensday night Money
league (9 p.m.) and Sunday All
Stars at 6 p.m, and 8:30 p.m.

And for the future All Stars,
Bowling Buddies returned this
week.

There arc two sessions for the
3-5. year-olds, Tuesdays and
Wednesday at 11:30 a.m.

To sign up for any of the above
leagues or more: information,
phone the Terrace Lanes at 635.
5911.

mw They’re back _

RECREATIONAL hockey players are back on the ice, playing rec and aldtimers division games

five nights a week. If you want to take in the action, check Sports Menu on this page.

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from C1...

C is for Cloakey —

proving four positions and more

than doubling his point total.

Newcomers to the class Phil
Truscott and Brent McCarron
filled the next two spots,

Weber was also to collect the
association's most sportsmanlike
award while his pit crew got
trophy recognition for their ef
forts. :

In ‘B’ Hobby Dan Thickeit
repeated his 93 title, beating out
Guy Lynch who moved up from
fourth the previous year. Paul
Fleming in #405 took third over-
all honours.

Move ups marked this year’s
other Hobby classes.

In ‘A’ Gord Klassen and Gary
McCarthy soared from fifth-sixth
to finish one-two leaving Jules

Inge Perkins
= Jo Smith

= Tracey Tomas

& Les Reinhardt

= Carol Aldersley
= Bill Aldersley
Ava Ulrich
Jean Pearson

& Kevin Osborne
— Cori Fleming
Jim Perkins
James Taylor

Dave Reinhardt
Don Pearson
Jennifer Darby
Dawn Tomas
Margo Normandeau
Claudia Hugon
Randy Chatifoux
Elaine Osborne. »

Shaunce Kruisselbrink

LaFrance to take third.

Klassen’s 882 points was the
second highest coliected by a
driver this year, top honours in
that department going to ‘C’
Hobby’s Elizabeth Cloakey.

Piloting #77, Cloakey finished
with 903 compared to last sea-
son’s 576, That was more than
enough to take the title away
from Dawn Tomas despite Tomas
collecting only two points less
than in 793,

Leslie Lynch fell just 13 short
of catching Tomas and‘ had to
settle for third,

More than 70 drivers took to the
speedway track this year, 28 of
them rookies, for what was one of
the most successful seasons for
several years.

PARHAPTICHON ME

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Make it part of your active -
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LEAGUE TIME SKILL LEVEL
Monday Mixed 7 pm Casual, fun oriented
Monday Super League 9 pm Competitive, open ta
ail mens, ladies, jrs. etc.
Tuesday AM League 10am Casual & drop in .
All welcome
_ Tuesday Mens 7&9pm * | es
‘Wednesday Juniors 4pm Junior training league =
with instruction mo
“+ Wednesday Ladies 7&9pm * a:
Thursday Mens 7&9pm * - e
Friday Mixed 7&9pm LEAGUE FULL
Saturday Commercial 10am Social, fun, business
team oriented - all
welcome —
Sunday Mixed 1 pm Family, fun oriented

* Mens & Ladies leagues are grouped accarding to skill level.
Thesa ‘eagues are designed to accommodate either the
seasoned curlers or new curlers. Everyone is welcoma to join.
Leagues will slart approximately October 11. Registration or
inquiries at the Terrace Curling rink or phone 635-5583. od
ANY INDIVIDUALS WANTING TO id
CURL WILL BE PLACED ON A TEAM. i)

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