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B6 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, October 2, 1996
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Junior club champs

THE JUNIOR club championships were held two
weekends ago at the Skeena Valley Golf Club, and the
new junior club champion is Devin Van Hulle, with a
low gross of 158. Scott Rigler took overall low net with
ascore of 146.

First low gross champ was Stewart MclIsack, with
168, while first low net went to Brett Downie, with
160. Meanwhile, second low gross champ was Terry
Smith, and second low net went to Andy McLeary,

Third low gross went to Aaron Gingles, and third low
net went to Tristan Brown.

One more hike

THE POPULAR Hiking Club has added onc more
hike to cap off another successful season. The group
will be heading up to Insect Lookout on Sunday, Octo-
ber 6. Anyone interested should meet at the library at 9
am. Frank will be leading. For more information, cal]
Dayle at 638-0787,

Half marathon coming

THE SKEENA Valley Runners Club is holding its
All Seasons half marathon on Sunday, October 6th.
The half marathon starts at noon, while the five and
10k races kick off at 1 pm. The races both start and fin-
ish at the Northwest Community College. Entry forms
are available at All Seasons. For more information call
Sherrie at 638-8365 or Lynn at 635-3474,

Badminton is back

BADMINTON HAS retumed to Thombill Jr.
Secondary, This bird-smashing group will play every
Tuesday and Thursday from 8-10 pm. To get involved,
call Diane at 635-3564.

special athletes register

TERRACE SPECIAL Olympics will be holding its
registration night Friday, October 4, at the Skeena
Mall. Registration fee is $30 per athlete, For more in-
formation call Jo at 635-7936 after 6 pm.

Spry seniors

TERRACE ATHLETES took 32 medals at the
Seniors Games in Kamloops. Here’s a complete list of
the winners,

Lena Dychakowsky (65) silverijavelin, shot put,
long jump, gold: discus

Bud Kirkaldy (65) gold: discus, silver: javelin

Pat Kirkaldy (55) silver: javelin, gold: discus, shotput

Norah LeCleir (70) silver: javelin, discus, shot put,
long jump.

Esther Postuk (70} gold: javelin, shot put, discus,
Jong jump, silver: 100 metre.

Maxine Smallwood (65) bronze: javelin

Alice Toop (60) silver: javelin, bronze: discus, shot
put, long jump.

Rolande Gagne, bronze: duplicate. 0...

May McFarland, bronze: duplicate. ©.» cer: & gr

Debra Carruthers (55) silver: golf psx cen 1 ix:

Mervin Graf (55) bronze: golf

Joe Mandur (60) gold: 50m breast, 400m free, silver:
100m ind. relay, 200m Free, bronze: 100m free

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soccer Standings

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and Active Canadians Have in Common?

CURLING

Make it part of your active

lifestyle this winter.
LEAGUE TIME SKILL LEVEL,
B Monday Mixed 7pm Casual, fun oriented

Competitive, open all

: Monday Super League 9 pm
‘ mens, ladias, jrs, etc,

TuesdayAMLeague 10am Casual &dropin
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2 Wednesday Juniors 4pm Junior training league
with instruction
7&9pm*°
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@ Thursday Mens

a Friday Mixed

a Saturday Commercial

7 Sunday Mixed 1pm

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a skilllavel. These leagues are designed to accom-

j modate either the seasoned curlers or new curlers.

Everyone is welcome to join, Leagues will start approx-

) imately Oclober 15, Registration or inquiries at the
Terrace Curling rink or phone 635-5583.

ANY INDIVIDUALS WANTING TO — YY
CURL WILL BE PLACED ON A TEAM.

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a Office opens

THE BC NORTHERN Winter Games office held its grand opening on Saturday,
September 28. The office, at 4721 Lazelle, will serve as the headquarters for the
games, That's Miss Terrace Lindsay Sharp cutting the ribbon, with Terrace Mayor
Jack Talstra and Stu Christensen. Anyone interested in volunteering, or billetting
visiting althetes for the February 7-9 event can pick up forms at the office.

Indoor soccer
aiming high

IT’S JUST A dream right now,
but if all goes as organizers are

7 planning, a a flourishing Terrace
indgor soccer league could’ act-

as ‘a Springboard for teams to
represent (he city at the North-
ern BC Winter Games.

Lorenzo Campanelli is
organizing the men’s indoor
league. He says he hopes to get
72 players involved, creating
six teams which would make
for an exciting league.

The season is slated to run a
16-game schedule, from mid-
October until March — with a
break for the Northern Games
in February.

The indoor season would fol-
low on the heels of a successful
men's outdoor season: But
Campanelli says that getting
the guys together in the winter
can be more difficult,

“In the winter, most guys
play hockey,’” he says, ‘‘Lots
of people don’t even know

about indoor saccer.”*
If the league gets . going,

Campanelli says that either the
team in. first place ‘at the time

could represent the city at the
Northern Games, or an Allstar
team could be picked.

A women’s indoor soccer
league Is also underway, prac-
ticing every Thursday at
Verilas school. Like the men,
the women are hoping to get a
strong team together for the
Games

**We go out lo support them,
too,”” Campanelli says.
*'There’s a good sense of com-
tadery between the groups.’”

Campanelli says that, judging
from the quality of players
tight now, both groups should
be able to put together decent
teams for the Games.

For more Information on in-
door soccer, call Lorenzo
Campanelli at 635-7871,

SUR en

Saturday, October 5/96
Thornhill Community Centre

Cocktails
Dinner
Awards
Dance

6:30 pm
7:00 pm
8:00 pm
9:00pm

Music by “Hoods in the Woods” :

Tickets $25.00 per person
($15.00 after 9: 00 pm) -

Tickets available at:

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* Off Road Specialties

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* Northwest Auto Repair

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YOU BE THE JUDGE

“POST- CONCUSSIONAL”

AUTOMATISM

The guys pushed their way, laughing
and jostling each other, through the door
of the roadside inn.

“C'mon, guys, let's get going.” said the
barrel-chested 6-foot-4 leader. “The fun's
aver.”

As they stood by thelr motorcycles,
zipping up thelr leather jackets and
snapping oan their helmets, they saw
their friend Zanuck stumble through the
door. “Hey, Zanuck, can't hold your
liquor? Maybe we should call for a taxi to
take you home?”

“Get off my back, guys, | can hold it
as well as you can. | don’t need no taxi,”

Zanuck zipped up his jacket looked at
his helmet attached to his bike and lett it
there. “It's just a shart rlde home.”

Zanuck got on his motorcycla, and
roared off down the highway.

Just as he turned on to a gravel road
at full speed, a truck loomed in front of
him.

Zanuck’s motorcycle slid into the truck
and he hitthe dit. The truck driver
called the pollce and in no time the
polica car arrived,

“This guy must have been drinking,”
the truck driver pointed to Zanuck with
disgust. "He turned right into me. I'm
lucky the truck didn't go out of control.”

The police leaned down over Zanuck.
“No question, he smells af alcohol.”

As Zanuck opened his eyes, the police
read out the standard Charter warning.
“You have the right to call a lawyer.”

Zanuck closed his eyes. "Don't want
no lawyer.”

The police took him ta the station for

by Claire Bernstein

Based On Actual Court Coses

breath samples. “Yep, just as | thought,”
said the officer studying the lab results.
fare alcohol level three times the legal
limit.”

Zanuck was charged with impalred
driving.

In court, he was spiffily dressed in a
suit and starched white shirt,

“Not gullty, your honour,” he pleaded.

The police officers almost fall off their
seats.

“Your honor,” Richare argued, “I wasn't
wearing a helmet. | hit my head. | was
suffering from post-concussional auto-
matism, as a result of hitting my head. |
would not have understood the Charter
warning. Because | could not under-
stand the warning, the breath-test certifi-
cates are inadmissible, There is no proof
of drunk driving. Acquit me,”

The prosecutor argued, “Your honour,
the idea that Zanuck suffared from past-
concussional autamatism is no excuse
for drunk driving. If thera was post-con-
cussional automatism, it resultad primar-
ily trom alcohol consumption rather than
a blow to the head. Zanuck was drunk
when he was driving. Don’t let him get
off free.”

Is Zanuck guilty of driving while
impaired? YOU! BE THE JUDGE. Then
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“Lanuck, YOU ARE ACQUITTED.”
The couse of Zonutk’s outomatism & irrelevant, ruled the judge.

"The pollea ware unaware of Zonuth’s condition whtn they read him his rights, They did nothing wrong by taking the blood sompla,
But the cartificata should not ba cdmitied because Zonuck wes unable lo axertise his rights bacause of his mental condifion.”

Today's decision is based on the facts of the cose ond the [nw of Oritish Columbia, IF you hove a similor problem, consult a lawyer in
you province . Claire Basnstain is a kawyet ond syndicated columnist.Copyright 1996 Hoika Enlerpies. b5d-S