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Men's Rec Hockey
OLD TIMERS playoffs begin
Convoy v Timbermen (9 p.m.)
Okles v Wranglers (10:30 p,m.)

Curling

LOGGERS EBONSPIEL gets un-
der way with local rinks, out-of-
owners begin tomorrow, finals
approx. 4 p.m. Sunday afternoon.

‘THURSDAY, MAR. 31
Men's Rec Hockey
REC division playoff
Skeena Hotel v Back Eddy
(10:30p.m.),

Floor Hockey

Blue Whities v Big Buds (7 p.m.)
Terrace Chimo Redmen v Kitimat
Blades (8 p.m.) ‘

Scrub softball

REGISTRATION for the '94
Mixed Scrub Softball season takes
place 7 p.m. in the library base-
ment. $100 per team.

FRIDAY, APRIL 1
Snowboarding
NORTHWEST SNOWBOARD
meet at Shames, runs to April 3.

For information, phone 638-8878,

SATURDAY, APRIL 2
Jajitsu
TERRACE OPEN tournament at
Skeena Jr. Secondary school be-
gins at 9a.m. Continues same time
tomorrow.

Men’s Rec Hockey

REC division playoffs

Precision v Back Eddy (11a.m.)
All Seasons vy Coast Inn
(12:30p.m,)

Norm’s Auto yv Skeena Hotel
(2p.m.)

Precision v Skeena (6:30 p.m.)

All Seasons v Back Eddy (8p.m.)
Norm’s ¥ Coast Inn (9:30 p.m.)

OLDTIMERS playoffs
Timbermen v
(3:30p.m.)

Convoy v Okies (5 p.m.)

SUNDAY, APRIL 3
Men’s Rec Hockey
REC division playoffs
Back Eddy v Coast Inn (9:30 a.m.)
All Seasons v Skeena (1p.m.)
Norm’s Auto v_ Precision

Wranglers

All Seasons v Precision (7 p.in.)
Norm’s v Back Eddy (8:30 p.m.)
Skeena v Coast [nn (10:00 p.m.)

OLDTIMERS playoffs
Timbermen v Okies (4 p.m.)
Convoy v Wranglers (5:30 p.m.)

TUESDAY, APRILS
Floor Hockey :
Wild Ones v Westpoint Warriors.
(7 pn.)

Thornhill Trojans v Traffic Jams
8pm.)

Men's Rec Hockey
RECREATIONAL Division final,
game one in best-of-three, 9 p.m.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6
Men's Rec Hockey
OLDTIMERS FINAL at 9 p.m.

THURSDAY, APRIL 7
Men’s Rec Hockey
RECREATIONAL Division final,
game two, 9 p.m.

FRIDAY, APRIL 8
Swimming
PIZZA HUT Invitational meet be-
gins 6 p.m., continues Saturday
and Sunday. Medal presentations
1 p.m. Sunday.

SATURDAY, APRIL 9
Men’s Rec Hockey
RECREATIONAL Division final,
game three (if necessary), 8 p.m.

SATURDAY, APRIL 16
Soccer
RECREATIONAL SOCCER
Referee course, Northwest Com-
munity College, 9a.m.-5 p.m. For
further information phone George
Butjas at 635-3719,

SUNDAY, APRIL 17
Soccer
TECHNICAL LEVEL I referees’
course, Northwets Community
College, 9 am. -5 p.m.

TERRACE BADMINTON club
plays every Tucsday and ‘Thursday
evening at &10 p.m., every Sun-
day 7:30-9:30 p.m. at Thornhill Ir.
Secondary school. For informa-
tion, contact Diane at 635-3564.

To get an event on to the
Sports Menu, bring the
details into the office at
4647 Lazelle Ave., phone
Malcolm at 638-7283 or fax
them to 638-8432.

To make next week’s
paper, submissions must be
in by 5 p.m. Friday.

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Rare raise is high
point in Oates win

DOUBLE RAISE attempts are
not that rare in curling, but a qua-
druple?

That’s just the shot Gordon
Oates got lo try in the fourth end
of his Monday Mixed league final
against the Kirkaldy rink.

With the rocks conveniently
lined up in front of the house,
Oates got the weight just right to
bump one to the eight foot behind
cover and take three.

That answered Kirkaidy’s trio
of the previous end and pul Oates
5-3 up.

The leams exchanged singles
over the next four ends but when
Oates succeeded on an open draw
for three more in the ninth and a
10-5 lead, the Kirkaldy rink de-
cided it was time to shake hands.

The game was one of six league
finals played Friday, March 25 as
the club wound up the season.

Producing one of {he best
games were Dwayne Melanson
and Fred Marten in the Friday
Mixed ‘A’ side showdown,

With hammer controlling who
scored, the téams exchanged
points for a 4-4 deadlock after
six,

Melanson finally broke the pat-
tem in the next with a steal of
one, bul Marten was quick to ans-
wer with a deuce.

Melanson replied in kind to
head home one up but without
last rock.

With Melanson taking the op-
portunity provided by a missed
take out to throw up. guards on his
eight foot counter, Marien came
in heavy on both his draw at-
tempts to go down 8-6,

‘AA’ PeeWees

The Friday Mixed ‘B’ match up
saw Don McColl jump to @ twa
point lead after two and open the
gap to 5-2 with a steal of one in
the sixth. .

The Kruisselbrink tink
tightened it up with a single and
steal of another but McColl put it
away with a deuce in the ninth
and then ran his opponents out of
rocks in the last for a 7-4 win.

The remaining Friday Mixed
final was a short lived affair,
Kuemper breaking the game wide
open with a four in the third and
sleal of three in the next.

Opponent Kozak shook hands
after six on the wrong side of an
8-2 scoreline,

The tally was the same in
Men’s league ‘B’ side action
though it took Dave Dennis
longer to put Keith Trask away,

After giving up singles in each
of the first two ends, Trask hit
and peeled to blank the next then
tied it up in the fourth,

Dennis then took control with a
two and steals of three and one
for an 8-2 victory.

The last battle of the night saw
Ron Townley secure the Men’s
‘A’ club championship, a two in
the ninth giving him a three point
buffer over coming home that
Kevin Kelly couldn’t overcome,

The win gave Townley a double
on the season having already
curled to the Tuesday Men’s teg-
ular season title.

Other regular season winners
were Dan Fisher (Thursday
Men’s), Rusty Blanes (Ladies),
Joe Turer (Friday Mixed). and
Kirkaldy (Monday Mixed).

Terrace, game by game

Terrace - 4
Dawson Creek 4
First period

05:11 — Terrace; Wade Stevenson (Thomas Ames, Travis Lamming)

19:00 — Dawscn ‘Creek; Schmidt
Second period

08:48 — Dawson Creek; Bull (Tritthardt, Loroff)
09:24 — Terrace; Ames (Thomas Derrick)
15:39 — Terrace; Brandon Smoley (Stavros Darvourdis, Matt t Thomsen

Third period

10:16 —- Dawson Creek; Parker (Wilkinson, Pickett)
11:54 -—- Dawson Creek; Bull (Dowde, Ditner)

19:02 — Terrace; Brett’ Downle (Cammitig,: ‘Chris L Heute): ee hens en

Terrace 5
Winfield 5
First period

00:47 — Terrace; Thomsen (Ames)
07:15 — Winfield; Clack

07:44 — Terrace; Ames (Lamming)
09:33 — Winfield; Holt (Clark)
Second period

09:06— Winfield; Schooff (Holt, Larsh)

11:09-—~ Terrace; Ames (Lamming)
‘Third period

04:26— Terrace; Stevenson (Ames, Tamming)

05:11 — Winfield; Clark (Clack, Vos)
13:54 — Winfield; Clack

17:09 — Terraces Thomsen (L’Heureux, Darvoutls)

Seafair 7
Terrace — 8
First period

3:50 — Terrace; Darvoudis (Tyrel Armstrong, Thomsen)
7:57 — Terrace; Armstrong (Lamming; Ames) ~

13:04— ‘Terrace; L’Heureux (Ames)

14:34-— Seafair; Nelson (Gilfillan, Mitchell)
16:29--- ‘Terrace; Armstrong (Lamming)
18:12— Terrace; Darvoudis (Lamming, Dowale)

Second period

1:24-— Seafair; Daniel (Track, Passchier)..

&56— Seafair; Trsek (Mitchell)

9:36 —- Scafair; Nelson (Mitchell, Gilfillan)
10:37 Seafair; Passchier (Trsek, Dudley)
17:40— Terrace; Lamming (Downie)

‘Third period

1:18— ‘Terrace; Lamming (Downie; Thomsen)

4:53 -— Scafair; Nelson (Gilfillan)

12:30 —~ Terrace; Thomsen (Ames, L'Heureux) ~

Terrace . 3
Port Alberni 4

First period
No scoring

Second period

00:30 — Terrace; Stevenson (Lamming)  . -
6:27 — Port Alberni; Manson (Nelser, Holand)

19:30 — Port Alberni; Manson

Third period
00:53 — Terrace; Ames (Lamming)

12:08 — Terrace; L’Heureux (Stevenson, Smoley)
17:30 — Port Alberni: Nelser (Nyman, MeMitlan)

18:30 -— Port Alberni; Paul

‘Final standings and playoff results
W

Division A Ww o&L T Pts. °
Rossland-Trail 3 0 0 6
Kitimat 2 1 0 4
100 Mile House 1 2 G0 2
Mission 0 3 0 i)
Division B

Port Alberni 4..90 0 8
Winfield 2 1 1 5°
Terrace Tet 2 4
Wintield 1. +2 1 3
Seafair 0 4. 0. -0-
SEMI-FINALS —— -

Kitimat 7 ~ PortAlberni . 4
Rossland-Trail 5 Dawson Creek 3° -
FINAL

Rossland Trail 9

Kitimat 3. :

The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, March 30, 1994 - BB

Jan McKinnon

Not about
to quit yet

DESPITE A FALL earlier this
season, Terrace’s most senior
curler is not ready to call it
quits just yet.

Last week members of the
Tuesday Coffee League sur-
prised Jan McKinnon with a
party to mark her 80th
birthday.

One of the five founders of
the Terrace Curling Associa-
tion, she was made a life mem-
ber of the club when it moved
into the present building in
1973.

McKinnon was sidelined ear-
lier this season by a fall on the
ice just before Christmas.

Although not seriously In-
jured, some have tried to per-
suade her it’s time to hang up
her broom.

But McKinnon enjoys the
game too much to mush into
retirement.

“We'll see in September, but
I think I'd really like to curl
another season,’’ she says.

‘Some restrictions may apply,

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