._8 Terrace Review — Wednesday ' September 14, 1988 |

B,C. horseshoe championship tou rnament
- marked by good orga

Several months of hard
work paid off for the Ter-
race Horseshoe Club. as
they hosted 78 players for
the 1988 B.C. champion-
ships on Labour Day week-
end. pe
B.C. president Horst Hesse
told the Terrace club they did a
great organizational job for
their first-ever effort. He said
serious and favorable considera-
tion would be given if Terrace
ever bid for the event in future
years.

A total of 18 events were held
over the three-day weekend —
13 singles and five doubles.

The major winner overall was
Gerri Bigham of Langley.

She won her seventh ladies ‘A’
championship, and set another
_ record while doing it. In one of
her matches on the way to the ti-
tle, Bigham‘tossed 27 ringers out
of 30 shots for a 90 percent
average ~- the best ever by any
B.C. player, male or female.

Bigham also teamed with
Doreen Hesse of Salmon Arm to
with the ladies’ doubles event
over Joan Ziraldo of Terrace
and Dorothy Butz of Victoria.

Best among the men was Tal
Severson: of Summerland, win-
ner of the men’s side for-several
years, He won men’s ‘A’ and
teamed with Alana Johnson of
"Quesnel to place second in mix-

‘event, ‘D’ event went to Laverne

ed ‘A’,
Several Terrace players won

trophies and prize money.
Local organizer Joe Wideman

teamed with Aurel.Lalonde of.

nization, competition

Burnaby to win the men’s
doubles over Dennis Muslin of -[

Cloverdale-and Jolin Desjardins

of Terrace. . os
Henry Archibald came

through to win the men’s ‘E’

Angelski of Terrace. .

In the men’s ‘A’ event, Del
Bjornson came in with a fourth-
place finish.

It was an all-Terrace finish for
the top three in ladies’ ‘D’ event.
Jean Smith was first, Ida Des-
jardins second, and Marg Brink
third,

Patty Anderson came up with
third place for ladies’ ‘C’, and
‘Tammy Brink won second in
junior girls.

Joan Ziraldo and Del Bjorn-

son paired up to win the mixed .

‘B’ title.

The Heritage Park facilities
were expanded to 18 pitches for
this event, the first for-the north
since Quesnel hosted | several
years ago.

_Event-by-event results can be
found in this week’s scoreboard.

-- By the way,-werd. like to-thank

Joێ Wideman and Joan Ziraldo
for their help during this well-
operated championship.

Tal Severson of Summerland, holding trophy on his knee,

won another men's ‘A’ side

championships here on Lab

title at the B.C. horseshoes
our Day weekend. Seventy-

eight men, women and juniors took part in the three-day

event.

Minor Hockey registration

Minor Hockey registration for
the upcoming season in Terrace
takes place Friday, Sept. 16 (5 to
9 p.m.) and Saturday the 17th
(10 am, to 5 p.m.), al the
Skeena Mall.

‘Fees will be the same as last
year — $95 for pre-novice and
$105 for novice and older.

Plans call for an equipment
swap on the 17th during registra-
tion. Persons wishing to sell or
trade used equipment should br-
ing it to the mall by 10 a.m.
Bach piece should be clearly
marked with name and asking

price. .

Persons interested in
coaching, refereeing, managing,
scorekeeping or just helping out
in any way, please phone Sandy
Marshall at 635-7623 (evenings)
or Dick Kilborn at 635-3661.

Terrace Minor Hockey
Association will hold a parents’
meeting on Thursday, Sept. 29
at 7:00 p.m. at the Happy Gang
Centre. Minor hockey needs the
support of all the parents whose
children are registered in minor
hockey. Please attend this first
meeting of the new season. —

Lei feedwneenregnern™

Winning the ladies ‘A’ title is nothing new for Gerri Bigham of Langley. She won the pro.
itching title for the seventh time in Terrace on Labour Day

vinclal ladies’. horseshoe p

weekend. Bigham is shown holding her trophy with the runnerups.

“The Sco

Trophy and prize. winners in each event, listed
in orderof finish: ©. ;

Men's ‘A’ Singles — Tal Severson. (Sum-
merland), Ray Michaud (Winfleld), John Meares
(Victoria), Del Bjornson (T: errace).

Men’s ‘B’ Singles — Doug Wilton (Winfield),
Aurele Lalonde (Burnaby), Sam Tomasevic
(Burnaby), Horst Hesse (Salmon Arm). -
Men's ‘C' Singles —— Vince Hopkins (Clover-
dale), Bob Taschner (Prince George), Wilf Alex:
ander (Vernon).

Men's 'D’ Singles — Laverne Angelski {Ter-
race), Vern Naeth (Quesnel), George Somner
(Victoria). :
Men’s ‘E' Singles — Ken Johnson (Quesnel),

Buster Wiggett (Winfleld), Hector Campbell :

(Fort St. John). ;
Senior Men’s Singles — Bud Price (Salmon

- Arm), Russ Stewart (Quesnel), Tony Magnuson
(Quesnel).

Ladies’ 'A’ Singles — Gerri Bigham (Langley),

Doris Wilton (Wintield), Sandi Beck (Vernon).
Ladies’ ‘B’ Singles — Shirley Faulkner
(Quesnel), Dorothy. Butts (Victoria), Betty
Reyklin (Burnaby).

Ladies’ 'C' Singles — Esther Peataraon (Win:

fleld), Jeannie Campbell (Fort St. John), Patty
Anderson (Terrace).

Ladies ‘D’ Singles — Jean Smith (Terrace), Ida

Desjardins (Terrace), Marg Brink (Terrace).
Intermediate Ladles — Myrtle Marsh

(Quesne!), Edna McCauley (Quesnel), Marg .

Hewitt (Winfield). — a
Juntor Girls — Alana Johnston (Quesnel), Tam-

my Brink (Terrace), Robyn Johnson (Quesnel).”

Doubles

Ladtes — Gerri Bigham and Doreen Hesse,
Joan Zlraido and Dorothy Butts. ,

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B.C. HORSESHOE PITCHING
CHAMPIONSHIPS AT TERRACE
LABOUR DAY WEEKEND

Men’s — Joe Wideman and Aurele Lalonde,

Dennis Musiln and John Desjardins.

Mixed ‘A’ — Ray Michaud and Sandy Beck, Tal

Severson and Alana Johnston.
Mixed 'B' — Del Bjornson and Joan Ziraldo,
Wilf Alexander and Marg Hewitt.

Mixed 'C’ — Al Harris and Edna Harris, Richard

. Marsh and Myrtle Marsh.

TERRACE RACQUET & FITNESS —

CENTRE

_ Opening day was Sept. 6/88
‘Saturday — Closed until October...’
Sunday — Open 2 p.m, to 9 p.m.”

Located In the east wing of the Northwest

Community College. -
Open to tha public and students.

Wallyball League - starts Tuesday, Sept. 13.

This year there Is a Ladies Morning League:

‘Tuesday & Thursday mornings. (Babysitting
_ avaliable). Times: 9:15 - 10:15.a.m. and 10:20
11:20 a.m. $20 for 10 weeks.

_ Mixed League — non-competitive or com-
petitive. Tuesdays, Thursdays & Fridays 7 - 10
p.m., Sundays 4-8 p.m. .

. Men’s League — Competitive. Sundays 2 - 4
p.m. $20 for 10 weeks.

Squash & Racquetball — Open Socia! Satur-
day, Sept. 10 at 7 p.m. to discuss the 1988/89
Beason, |. |

Ladies Squash League: Tuesday & Thursday
mornings. Starts Sept. 13. Times: 9:15.- 10:15
a.m. and 10:15 to 11:15 a.m. $5.50 per session.
(Babysitting available),

- For more Information phone 635-4009 after

$130 p.m. OF 635-4111 during the day.

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