a

Douglas of Telkwa topped the
boys’ side with clubmates Peter
Hynd, Jud Luttick and Cor-
mack Hickish next in Jine.

Terrace’s trio of David Shep-
herd, Chad Edmonds and David
Edmonds were fifth, sixth, and
‘seventh, respectively,

For the. girls, Donelle Mur-
It was no surprise that Peter doch and Dawn Hansen of Smi-

Bd. Terrace Review — Wednesday, November 14, 1990

Cross-country sweep for Smithers

Smithers cleaned up at the
zone high school cross-country
racing finals held Nov. 3 in Ter-

" race,

They took the top four posi-
tions on the boys’ side, and were
one-two on the girls’ side. It

a was strictly Terrace and Smi-
thers competitors, with 18 boys
and eight girls overall.

thers were one-two, followed by
Megan Reid of Terrace:

Terrace, Smithers, and Port
Simpson are all sending ‘full
teams to Victoria this weekend
for the B.C. school finals.

Other members of Terrace’s
team are.Chad Croft, Lee Wil-
kerson, and Adrian Ballatti.

_ The Scores Are...

TERRACE ROD & GUN CLUBS
1990 TROPHY SHOOT

Small Bore Pistol
Winner Expert: Terry Morris 89%
Winner Novice: Gil Payne 76%

Large Bore Pistol

Winner Men's: Ed Morris 82%

Winner Ladies: Louise Folmer 20%

Small Bore Rifle ‘
Winner Expert: . Pat Bare 95%
Winner Novice: Louise Folmer 84% -

Large Bore Rifle ;
- Winner Expert: Pat Bare 91.5%
Winner Novice: Vic Dean 58%

“Archery
Winner Expert: Gil Payne 85 Yo

Top Gun SF ses
Men’s: Pat Bare 351.1 out of 500 es
Ladies: Louise Folmer 227.1 out of 500

Trap — 16 yards
C-Class Winner: Virginia Chapdelaine 88%
C-Class Runnerup: George Chapdelaine 85%

B-Class Winner: Dan O’Brien 93%
B-Class Runnerup: Rollie Senden (Taken) 91%

A-Class Winner: Harry McCowan (Taken) 97%
A-Class Runnerup: Bill Watson 90%

Handicap
Short Yardage Winner: Ray McCabe 85%
Short Yardage Runnerup: Wally Rebinson 84%

Long Yardage Winner: Vic Dean 84%: °
Long Yardage Runnerup: Bill Watson 82% - —

Doubles
C-Class Winner: Steve Kuhan 77%
C-Class Runnerup: Nelson Roissum 76%

B-Class Winner: Rollie Senden (Taken) 77% -
B-Class Runnerup: NIL

A-Class Winner: Harry McCowan 86%
A-Class Runnerup: Bill Watson 80%

Ladies High Overall
Winner — Virginia Chapdelaine 232

. Runnerup — Brenda McCabe 28

Mens High Overall
Winner — Harry McCowan 264
Runnerup —~ Bill Watson 252

GRADE 8 HIGH SCHOOL ZONE BOYS AND
VOLLEYBALL FI y GIRES

BOYS SECTION — ROUND-ROBIN DIVISIONS

‘B' SIDE

Kitimat over Booth 15-13, 12-15, 15-12
Kitimat over Houston 15-10, 15-15
Booth over Houston 15-8, 10-15, 15-10

‘A’ SIDE

Skeena over Chandler Park 15-11, 16-14
Skeena over Thornhill 15-10, 10-15, 15-5 -
Chandler Park over Thornhill 15-1, 15-4

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SKEENA MINOR HOCKEY TRI-CITY LEAGUE °°°*" ve" Skeena 'B’ 15-5, 15-2

Midget — Terrace 3, Kitimat 0; Terrace 8, Kitimat 6
Peewee — Kitimat 6, Terrace 5; Kitimat 6, Terrace 4
Bantam — Exhibition at Smithers, Smithers won both 10-0, 4-1

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TERRACE MEN’S REC
HOCKEY LEAGUE

Nov. 3 ;

Convoy Supply 7, Riverside Wranglers 7 :
Terrace Timbermen 4, Northern Motor Inn Okies 3:
Nov, 4 ; Ds
All Seasons 9, Inn of The West 6 _

Norm’s Auto 2, Skeena Hotel 2

Nov. 6 mo ;

Convoy Supply 5, Northern Motor Inn 5

Skeena Hotel 8, Inn of The West 3

Nov. 7

Terrace Tumberman 3, All Seasons 2

Nav, 9

Norm’s Auto 6, Riverside Wranglers 1

TERRACE MEN’S BASKETBALL LEAGUE

Nov. 6
‘North Coast Road Maintenance 88, Evs Clippers 80
High Scores — Steve Dewacht 31, Doug Wilson 23

High Scores — Harpel Manhas 17, Wade Watson 28
Noy. 8

All Seasons 85, Road Maintenance 82. ;

High Scores — Sean Moldenhauer 37, Trevor Shannon 32

Ev’s Clippers 102, Skeena Hotel 67 -
High Scores — Doug Wilson 26, Cam Mckay 21

MINOR HOCKEY ATOM
DIVISION EXHIBITIONS

Terrace Centennial Lions 5, Kitimat Farwest 4°.
. Terrace Lions 4, Kitimat Pizza Factory 4 cea
Kitimat Overwaitea 10, Terrace Tilden 4

TERRACE MINOR HOCKEY

- ATOM HOUSE LEAGUE

All Seasons 5, Tilden |
Centennial Lions 6, Kinsmen 1

TERRACE MINOR HOCKEY
. NOVICE DIVISION

Lions 6, Wilkinson 4
Longs 5, Elks 3
Legion 6, Doyles 4

NALS ON NOVEMBER 3

GERLS SECTION — ROUND-ROBIN

Skeena ‘A’ over Thormhilt 15-7, 15-9.
“Skeena ‘A’ over Skeena ‘B’ 15-f, 15-I]
Skeena ‘A’ over Booth 15-2, 15-8
Kitimat over Skeena ‘B’ 15-4, 17-15
Kitimat over Booth 12-15, 15-2, 15-8

” Thornhill over. Kitimat 15-5, 11-15, 15-7
Thornhill over Skeena ‘B’ 17-15, 15-5
Booth over Thornhill 16-14, 7-15, 15-5 0;
Skeerta''A’ over Kitimat 15-1, 15-5

(See overall story elsewhere in this edition)

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Club prepares to fire at the distant target at the club’s annual
Trophy Shoot held November 3 weekend. Results of the

competition can be found in this week's Scoreboard,

ARIES ~
Mar. 21-Apr. 19

‘TAURUS
Apr. 20-May 76

You are working hard these days to achieve busi-
ness goals and to enhance your standing in the
community. .

‘Travel plans for the holiday period brighten up

the picture, especially so if you travel with your

_ favorite companion.

GEMINI .
May 21-Jane20

. CANCER
June 21-July 22

LEO
Suly 23-Aug. 22

VIRGO
‘Aug. 23-Sept, 22 .'
LIBRA

Sept. 23-Oct.22

SCORPIO
Oct. 23-Nov. 21

SAGITTARIUS
Nev, 22-Dec, 21

CAPRICORN
Dec, 22-Jan. 19

AQUARIUS
Jan. 20-Feb, 18

PISCES
Feb, 19-Mar. 20

Some minor details need to be settled before you. .
have the freedom to speak out ona partnership.

matter,

Be a little more expansive with loved ones. Give
what you can of your time and money, It comes
back to you.

Health matters and employment interests call for
your attention, Be prepared to take on a challeng-
ing new assignment,

Trying to do too much gets you into a tangled
mess. Youneed achange of scenery.

Family harmony may be touch and go, as un-
expected demands cause dissension, Many visi-

tors lighten uptheatmosphere.

Finances come under scrutiny. Put the finishing
touches on a money-making project. The extra
income won’thurta bit,

Expect to make great strides in your quest for —

knowledge. Distant places and people area source
of information. ;

. People will be in a generous mood and willing to
grant you financial favors. Don’t go overboard..

Pay day willcome,
Privileged information comes to you and you may

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