_ Terrace Inn runnerup

: Hogeys ‘Bombers ‘of Prince.

Rupert took the Commercial
Hotel slo-pitch tournament over
Sept. 15 weekend in Prince
Rupert, coming through the
back door,

Bogeys won twice against the

Tetrace Inn for the champion-.

ship by scores of 8-2 and 6-4.

Bogeys had to win two because

‘Terrace had gone through the

round-robin portion -of the
double-knockout tournament
undefeated. Bogeys got $1,200
for the win, Terrace Inn picked
up $600 for second and SKB
Wreckers of Terrace was third
and collected $400.

In the ladies” division, the

in: ‘Rupert -

Commercial Hotel won, also
coming: through the back door
with two wins over the Northern
Selects, 6-3 and 5-4. The Com-
mercial Bets $300 for the win,
and the Selects get $200. Four-
teen men’s teams and five
women’s teams participated in
the weekend event.

Coming events in regional sports

The Terrace men’s basketball
league has open workouts start-
ing Tuesday and Thursday of
this week at 8:30 p.m. at
Caledonia high school.

Terrace Minor Hockey has a
parents’ general meeting Thurs-

‘day night at,7:30 at the Happy
Gang Centre.

The Autumn Leaves mixed
_ nine-hole scramble golf tourna-
ment is on this coming Sunday
at Skeena Valley golf club start-
ing at one o’clock. Make up
your | own team or r sign up in-

‘Skeena Hotel vs

dividually and be placed on a
team. Register at the golf club
for a $25 fee.

The Terrace men’s rec hockey
league gets’ underway this

weekend with four games at.the -

arena. On Saturday night it’s
Northern
Motor Inn at 7 and Norm’s
Auto Body vs Convoy Supply at:
8:30. Sunday night it’s Skeena

Hotel vs All Seasons:at 9, then.

Riverside Auto Wranglers vs Inn
of the West at 10:30.

| Pack your bags and ; run

with Rockport! _
S ept.24 to Oct.6

A reminder that Terrace —

Youth Soccer’s annual general
meeting is coming up on Tues-
day, Oct. 2 at the Terrace library
basement. An executive will be
elected. Unless there’s a good
turnout of parents of five- and
six-year-olds, this division will
be cancelled next year.

Terrace Minor Softball needs

more adult help, so they hope .

for a large turnout at a public
meeting Wednesday’ night at

, 7:30 in the ne Morary | board-room.

Rockports make you feel like walking

“ - With any purchase of Rockport shoes, receive FREE |
either a Rockport umbrella or a Rockport fanny pack!

Get your name in a draw for a set of Rockport
luggage from All. Seasons Sporting Goods AND a
chance to win an all-expense paid trip to
Camelback Spa In Scottsdale, Arizona. ,
. Luggage draw Oct.16, 1990.

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TERRACE, B.C, _ -

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PHONE (604) 635-

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month.

Sport.
Swimming
Cribbage

Badminton
Men’s Singles
Ladies Singles -

Mixed Doubles

' Track & Field
Shot Put
Long Jump
Slo-Pitch —
Softball
One-Act Play

Cycling
Horseshoes —

5-Pin Bowling

Northwest
seniors bring |
back 18 medals
Our Zone 10 (Kitimat, Terrace and Prince

Rupert) seniors amassed 18 medals at the third an-
nual B.C. Seniors Games at Courtenay earlier this

Name
Marion Duffus, Terrace
Anne Wide, Prince Rupert

M. Montgomery, Prince Rupert ,

Lowell Croft, Terrace
Mary Anne Dilley, Terrace

Erland Sander, Kitimat
Inga Schumacher, Kitimat
Dorothy Cheyne, Kitimat
Erjand Sander, Kitimat
Dorothy Cheyne, Kitimat

B. Kirkaldy, Terrace

B. Kirkaldy, Terrace

Terrace

Molly Olson, Prince Rupert
Tom Rooney, Prince Rupert

Ron Knight, Kitimat
Fred Annett, Terrace

. Betty Demmitt, Terrace
~ Joan Ziraldo, Terrace"

Harry Reed, Kitimat
Max Struck,. Kitimat
Olwen, Gursky,.Kitimat .
Eleonore Struck, Kitimat.
Beatrice Stead, Kitimat”

Final results tabulated last week shows one gold,
six silver and 11 bronze for our over-55 athletes.
Following is the list of winners:

Medal
Silver

Silver

Bronze
Silver
Gold

Bronze

Bronze
Bronze

Bronze

Silver
4 Bronze

Silver
Bronze
Silver

Bronze

WANTED’

Curlers for the following leagues:

Monday Mixed, Tuesday Mens,
Wednesday Ladies, Wednesday Juniors,
Thursday Mens, Saturday Commercial,
Saturday Nite Mixed, and Sunday Family

FINAL REGISTRATION DAYS WILL
BE HELD AT THE CURLING CLUB
SEPTEMBER 27th and 28th from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.

“Get Swept Up in the Fun”
Call Bruce at 635-5583

(Terrace)
NOTICE

School District #88

Beginning in May and gnding
in October, 1990, grass fer-
tilizer will be applied to all
playing fields in the Terrace
and Thornhill
during the first week of each
‘L_ month.

area schools