8 Terrace Review — Wednesday, November'l5, 1989

More than 40 foursomes competed in round-the-clock bow!-
ing at Terrace Lanes on Nov. 4 weekend. It was the annual
~ Terrace Bowlaspiel with teams from across the Northwest:

taking part.

Terrace teams won most of
the prizes as expected, but it was
Prince Rupert’s entry of Joe’s
Auto grabbing top honors of
first place in ‘A’ event at the re-

cent bowlaspiel at Terrace:

Lanes.
Terrace’s Having-Fun-Yet
finished runnerup in ‘A’, while

‘Amma Nets of . Rupert.. took.

third and Rudon of Terrace
fourth.

-Terrace’s Travellers won ‘B’
event and also turned in the
team high triple score of 3333.
Mohawk had team single of
1281, but failed to place in the
top four of all four events.

Runnerup in ‘B’ event was
One-Brick-Short-of-a-Load.
from Tertace. Kitimat’s Ol’ Keg

won third place with Terrace’s

Bowlaspiel a winner

Leona Wilcox coming in fourth.

Winner and runnerup for ‘C’
event went to two Terrace en-
tries — Mountainview Account-
ing and SKB Salvage. The Elks

_of Kitimat grabbed third place,

followed by a tie between Ben-
son Optical and Tymoschuk
Agencies of Terrace.

. In {D’ event, it was all Terrace «

teams from first. to fourth.
Mailloux Logging won it, fol-
lowed by Terrace Lanes, Wee
Four and G.T.G.

Wayne Le Beau went home
with two individual honors, fir-
ing a 395 men’s high single and
878 men’s high triple.

Diane Francis wound up with
a 903 for ladies’ high triple.
Sherry Lopushinsky tossed a 372
for ladies’ high single.

Zone 10 seniors
get organized

Increased participation from
all areas of zone 10 was the
theme that came out of last
weekend's B.C, Senior Games
Society meeting at the Terrace
Happy Gang Centre.

Although representatives at-
tended from Kitimat, Prince
’ Rupert reps were unable to make
it. A new slate of Terrace
members was elected to take
over for the next year. Bud
Kirkaldy becomes zone. repre-
sentative while Ken. Perry takes

the president’s chair, Vice-
presidents are Bob Goodwin and
Fred Annett. Evelyn Francis is
secretary and Fran Lindstrom is
treasurer. Members are hoping
to field about 150 seniors aged
55 and up for the third annual
games coming up September 5 to
7 of next year at Comox.

This year they had more than
70 competing at the Trail games.

Several meetings to organize

varied sports and raise travel
funds are planned this winter.+

Sharples improving

An appointment with the doc-

tor tomorrow in Detroit is ex-
_., pected to clear Terrace’s Jeff
~~ Sharples to fly to Edmonton this

‘Saturday and begin a career with

- ‘his second NHL team, the Ed-
o] monton Oilers.

‘Sharples’ weekend checkup

‘ revealed his injured shoulder as
“40 percent repaired, and cleared

fie way for him to start skating

a during. workouts of the Wiridsor
- Spitfires, of the junior: Ontario

Hockey League. His on-ice con-
ditioning began yesterday.

Plans now call for him to
report to Edmonton this coming
weekend where he'll complete
his rehabilitation, then go to the
American Hockey League’s
Cape Breton Oilers at Sidney,
Nova Scotia.

Doctors have told him he’s a
week ahead of schedule on
repairs to the injury.

Draw 1
Atchison 10, MacDougal 8
Himech 8, Blanes 4

Draw 2

MacDougall 5, Himech3
Atchison 7, McGregor 4

‘Draw 3

Blanes 9, Atchison 6
MacDougall 9, McGregor 8

Draw 4

Blanes 10, MacDougall 6
McGregor 7, Himech 4

Draw 5

MeGragor 8, Blanes 7
Atchison.8, Himech 7
Bye — MacDougall

FINAL STANDINGS — Atchison. (won three, lost one).

FIVE-TEAM LADIES ROUND-ROBIN

The scores are...

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EAM. FINAL POINTS

' Masset - — 15
Terrace — 263
Kitimat — 479

“. Prinee Rupert — 533

NOVEMBER 4 WEEKEND

‘OCTOBER 21 & 22'AT \T PRINCE RUPERT

ERRACE.MEN'S AND LADIES ANNUAL os
CASH BONSPIEL AT CURLING CLUB

Draw 3
Brise 5, Amonson 4 Amonson

to consolation)

~ Reinboldt 4, Palmer 3 (Palmer to consolation) -

Bye = McGregor ,

- ° Bye — Blanes .

Bye —Himech

Bye — Atchison

Minienko 11, Gbre 6 (Obre to consolation)
. Baase 8, McDermott 4 (McDermott to consolation) .
Draw 4 Te _
- Blanes 9, Gree & (Blanes qualifies)
Townley 6, Murphy 3 (Townley qualifies) -
Burke 7, Callison 5 (Burke qualities)
Bazansky 7, Pritchard 6 (Bazansky qualifies)
Draw 5
Brise 6, Green } (Brise qualities)
Murphy 10, Reinboldt 8 ( Murphy qualifies)
_ Mintenko 7, Collison 5 (Mintanko qualifies)
Baase 7, Pritchard 4 (Boose qualifies)
Draw 6 .
: Baase 6, Burke 5 (Burke wins $200)
Brisa 6, ‘Mintenko 5 (Mintenko wins $200) -
Townley 7, Blanes 5 (Blanes wins $200) -

Bazansky 6, Murphy 4 (Murphy wins $200)

MEN'S SEMI-FINALS

Brise 7, Baase 4

MacDougall {won two, lost two). Blanes (won two, lost

- > dwo)s, AAcGregor. {won,iwo)

lost three).
16-TEAM MEN'S
Draw 1

Rich Green 9, Arnald Amonson 6

Ken Blanes 8, Rob Brise 7

Ron Tawnlay 6, Don Palmer 4
Ron Murphy 4, Larry Reinboldt 7

Larry Burke 9, Dave Obre 5

Ed Collison 8, Bob Mintenke 1

Ken Kazanski 9, Bob Baose 3

Les Pritchard 6, Rick McDermott 5 -

lost two}. Himech {won-one, - -

MODIFIED SERIES.

TERRACE MEN'S RECREATIONAL

HOCKEY LEAGUE

“Nov. 10

Norm's Auto Refinishing 7, Convoy Supply 0
_-Skeena Hotel 6, North Coast Wranglers 2
“Nov. 4.

“Inn of the West 7, Convoy Supply 3
- Norm's Auto Refinishing 6, North Coast Wranglers 3

. Mov. 7
‘Inn of the West 8, Norm's Auto Refinishing 5

~. Narth Coast Wranglers 4, Convoy Supply 3.
Nov. 9

‘ STANDINGS ©

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Skeena Hotel ; eo Ee al a 1
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North Coast Wranglers erie b ee - ee)
Inn of the West AY 6 65
Convoy Supply VW 2 8
Northern Motor tnn Okies 1} 2 9

Skeena Hotel 2, Northern Motor Inn Okies | L :

; Palmer 10, Obre 6 a
: (Palmer $400, Obre $180) — A ee

Townley 8, Bazansky 5

PLAYOFF FOR THIRD AND FOURTH”

‘Bazansky 7, Baase 4
(Bazansky $900, Baase $700)

MEN'S FINAL

Brise 4, Townley 3
(Brise $1, 600, Townley $1, 100)

CONSOLATION SEMIS.

oo Palmer 9, Amonson 7
- Obre 5, McDermott 0 (Default) -

CONSOLATION FINAL

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