B2 terrace Review — Wednesday, October [0, 1990

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1990 ANNUAL TROPHIES FOR
TERRACE STOCK CAR ASSOCIATION
Presented Sept. 29

stock season

They presented a truck-load of
trophies Saturday, Sept. 29 as the
Terrace Stock Car Association
closed off its racing season with a
dinner, dance and awards ‘night.
Among the most prestigious
awards on the lengthy list were the
President’s award to Marg and
Norm Cooper; the President’s
plaque to Guy Lynch; and Sports-
man of the Year to Ernie Perkins.
Dawn Thomas was Member of the

Year, while Phil Truscott picked

up the hard-luck trophy.

Top drivers in the different cat-
egories were: Dave Reinhardt in
"A’ Street, Dave Ruce in ’B’
Street, Leslie Quast in ’C’ Street,
Brent McCarron in ’A’ Hobby,
Kerry Ross in ’B’ Hobby, Dawn
Thomas in °C’ Hobby, and Ernie
Perkins in Sportsman.

See the complete list in this
week’s scoreboard.

Runners’ Club
seeks walkers

The Skeena Valley Runners’
Club is hoping to entice a few
walkers in addition to runners
for their annual All Seasons
Half-Marathon this coming
Sunday at Northwest Communi-
ty College.

The walkers could enter the
five-kilometre portion, which
has a route bordering Kalum
Lake Drive, Halliwell, Thomas
and McConnell Avenues. This
route is for runners as well: Ten-
K runners go twice around this
route. Those in the 21-K, or
half-marathon, have a route up

Kalum Lake Drive, then back
across Halliwell, down Kalum
Street, across Lakelse and back
to the college starting line. Club
members pay a $10 fee.
B.C.A.A. members pay $13,
while all others pay $15.

All fees include free T-shirts,
spot prizes, refreshments and
awards to category winners. You
can pre-register at All Seasons
sports .store. Registration on
race day is 11 a.m. Half-
marathoners start at 12 noon.
Five and 10-K competitors start
at 1 o’clock.

Committee heads have
tasks well in hand,
Games chairman says

The Sept, 29 Northern B.C.
Winter Games Society meeting
combined with Terrace’s 199]
Games committee for the annual
general gathering in Terrace,
and when it was over the Games
had designated locations right
through to 1994,

Terrace chairman Glenn
Thomsen told us the meeting
had two functions — one of hav-
ing the general meeting of the
Games’ society and the other
having the upcoming hosts (Ter-
race) review the sports packages
and venues with an eye on how
they’re proceeding with fund-
raising and other organized ac-
tivities.

Upcoming locations took up
some time and members moved
in an unprecedented direction.

‘It’s normal at this time of
year to have communities bid
for future games,’’ Thomsen
told us. ‘*For example, the '92
Games have already been award-
ed to Fort Nelson, It’s a first for
them in view of their isolation
factor.

tAs for 1993, Quesnel is the

‘only bidder, so naturally they
were successful in their quest.

“Then we had a surprise bid

. for '94 from Fort St. John, They
wanted their intention known at
this point in time that the incep-

tion of the Games back in 1974
was at Fort St. John and they
wanted to host the 94 Games
for the 20th anniversary year.”’

The bid was accepted.

When asked if all the sports
for our Games are lined up,
Thomsen told us that each com-
mittee chairman made a report
at the meeting.

‘When the meeting was over,
] had several members of the ex-
ecutive and directors come to me
to express positive reactions on
our reports. They said that ques-
tions they planned to ask after
presentations had already been
answered in the existing reports.

“It indicated to me I was very,
very pleased our committee peo-
ple are already on stride with
what they are doing and well
clued-in to the job in front of
them.”

Thomsen said that until the
corporate search for funds is
complete, planned raffle drives
for funds will not be instigated,
He admitted other avenues of
fund-raising will be tried before
attempting raffles. He didn’t
reveal these plans at this time.

As for the corporate situation,
he said it was coming along fine
and should move faster starting
(his month,

A Street

3rd place — Leon Lefebre, 519

Runner-up top points — Clayton Kerr, 553
Top points — Dave Reinhardt, 793

B Street

3rd place — Henry Haydon, 278
Runner-up top points — Fred Cline, 414
Top points — Dave Bruce, 511

C Street ;

3rd place — Rockzann Taylor, 220
Aunner-up top points — Jayliene Cline, 484
Top points — Leslie Quast, 489

A Hobby

3rd place — Don Pearson, 517

Runner-up top points — Ron Harris, 570
Top points — Brent McCarron, 639

B Hobby

3rd place — Dan Thickett, 291

Runner-up top points — Blain Kluss, 497

Top points — Kerry Ross, 545

C Hobby

3rd place — Jean Pearson, 475

Runner-up top points —- Connle Hansen, 482
Top points — Dawn Tomas, 581
Sportsman

3rd place — Ed Johnson, 399

Runner-up top points — Albert Weber, 510
Top points — Ernie Perkins, 777

Rookle of the Year

Sportsman — Wes Patterson

Hobby — Kerry Ross .

Hobby Rookles

Jules Lefrance, Dan Thickett,

Mark Nystrom, Brian Lefrancois

TERRACE MEN'S RECREATIONAL
HOCKEY LEAGUE

Sept. 28

Skeena Hote! 4, Northern Motor.Inn Okies 3

Norm's Auto Refinishing 12, Convoy Supply 3

Sept. 30

Skeena Hotel 7, All Season’s 2

inn of the West 4, Riverside Auto Wranglers 2

Oct. 2

Inn of the West 6, Norm’s Auto Refinishing 3

Rortnern Motor Inn Okies 6, Convoy Supply 5
et. 3

Skeena Hotel 9, Terrace Timbermen 2

Oct. 4

All Season's 7, Riverside Auto Wranglers 1

TERRACE BOYS’ & GIRLS’
’ MINI-BASKETBALL LEAGUE GAMES
AT pavenonia

ALL TIMES ARE P.M.

Oct. 12

§:00 - Williams Lakers vs Totem Furniture Bulls
6:15 - Sight & Sound Sonics vs Kitelse Cavaliers

_ Oct. 19

5:00 - Totem Furniture Bulls vs Sight & Sound Sonics
6:15 - Williams Lakers vs Kitelse Cavaliers

Oct. 26

§:00 - Kitelse Cavaliers vs Totam Furniture Bulls
6:15 - Sight & Sound Sonics vs Williams Lakers
Nov. 2

5:00 - Kitelse Cavaliers vs Sight & Sound Sonics
6:15 - Totem Furniture Bulls vs Willams Lakes
Nov. 9

5:00 - Williams Lakers vs Kitelse Cavaliers

6:15 - Sight & Sound Sonics vs Totem Furniture Bulls
Nov. 16

§:00 - Williams Lakers vs Sight & Sound Sonics
6:16 - Totem Furniture Bulls vs Kitalse Cavaliers
Nov. 23

5:00 - Williams Lakers vs Fotem Furniture Bulls
6:15 - Sight & Sound Sonics vs Kitelse Cavaliers
Nov. 30
5:00 - Kitelse Cavaliers vs Willlams Lakers

6:15 - Sight & Sound Sonics vs Totem Furniture Bulls

Dec. 7
FINAL TOURNAMENT

A complete personalize ‘Agency

HOME — ‘LIFE — FIRE

BOAT —

Rookle of the Year

Street — Dave Bruce

Street Reokles =.

Russell Cline, Henry Haydon, Bill Evans, Terry Elliot,
Don Anderson, Robert Tirs, Lance Albert,
Major Craig, Keith Marshall

Rookle.of the Year

C Hobby — Leslie Campbell

C Street — Lestie Quast

C Class Rookies

Melisa Crowe, Jayliene Cline,

Tracey Reinhardt, Rockzann Taylor
Memorial Traphy

Sportsman — No. 6, Albert Weber
Hobby — No, 081, Brent McCarron
Street — No. 888, Clayton Kerr

Roll Over Trophy

Jayliane Cline, Tim Fleming

Fast Time

Sportsman — Ernie Perkins, 17.36

’ Hobby — Brent McCarron, 19.61

Street — Clayton Kerr, 20.95

C Hobby — Wanda Frelsen, 19.92

C Street — Jayliene Cline, 21.61
Momber of the Year — Dawn Tomas
Sportsman of the Year — Ernie Perkins
Hard Luck Trophy -- Phil Truscott |
Best Pit Crew — No. 856

Best Looking Car

Sportsman — No. 16

Hobby — No. 181

Street —— No. 556

President's Award — Marg and Norm Cooper —
President's Plaque — Guy Lynch

KITIMAT YOUTH
SOCCER FINAL PLAY-OFFS
SEPTEMBER 22 WEEKEND

FINAL STANDINGS

6 & Under

tst Sight & Sound

2nd Kinsmen

3rd City Center Hardware
8 & Under

Ist Irly Bird

2nd Chabas

3rd NBC

10 & Under

Ist Knights of Columbus
2nd Bravo’s Welding

3rd Sikh’s Society

12 & Under

Ist Wing's Travel

2nd C.P.U.

3rd Fiji Canadian Club

15 & Under

Ist Schooley’s Sporting Goods

2nd Parrot & Braid Insurance
3rd A.B.C. Janitorial

Girls

Ist Tony’s Corner Store
2nd Alcan

3rd Medical Clinic

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