Linda Movold’s foursome of Wendy Atchison, Judy Barrie and Lynne Hauptman came through

with a victory in the championship game at the elght-team ladies' cash boanspiel held at Ter-
race on the Nov. 8 weekend. Movold and-crew won $800.

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| The Gord Judzentis team of third Dennis Williams, second John Evans, and lead Henry Rauter
won top prize of $2,000 for the 16-team men’s annual cash bonspiel at the Terrace Curling Club
on the Nov. 8 weekend.

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Gideons celebrated the
75th anniversary of the
Canadian Gideon Bible in
Canada earlier this
month.

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and a brief outline of the

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Terrace Curling Rink
manager, Gord Judzentis,
should know the club ice
better than anyone. After
all, he put the ice in early
last month.

In any case, his knowl-
edge of the ice helped
Judzentis and his team of
Dennis Williams, John
Evans and Henry Rauter
win $2,000 first-place
money at the Nov. 8
weekend annual cash
bonspiel.
Judzentis downed Bruce
Kerr of Prince Rupert 7-5
in the championship game
of the 16-team series. For
placing second, Kerr’s
rink picked up $1,200.

Timed
run set

The Skeena Valley Run-
ners’ Club has an open
10-kilometer race coming
up on Sunday, Nov. 30. It
starts at 1 p.m. from the
library. The race is strictly
a timed run, weather per-
mitting, and anyone can
enter.

For more information,

phone Mike Braid at
635-9545,

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Coaches
clinic

The B.C. Badminton ©

Association is sponsoring
a level one coaches’ theory
clinic this Friday to Sun-
day in Terrace. Persons
interested should phone
Dee Jenion at 638-1678.

Terrace Review — Wednesday, November 19, 1986 9

Cash spiel goes to
Judzentis of Terrace

In the playoff for third
and fourth money, Ken
Bazansky of Rupert
pocketed $700 for his 8-6
victory over Rich Green of
Terrace. Green won $500.

In the consolation final,
Don Brise of Smithers
edged clubmate Ken Bush
7-6. Brise won $250 while
Bush took $150.

The other four men’s

side qualifiers — Ken
Giles of Smithers, Bob
Baase of Houston, Larry
Burke of Terrace and
Brian Jackson of Terrace
— all won $100 for mak-
ing it to the final eight.

On the eight-team

ladies’ side, Linda Movold
of Prince Rupert won top
money of $800 for her 7-4
win over Judy Degerness
of Terrace in the cham-
pionship game. Degerness
got the runner-up prize of
$400.

In the playoff for third
and fourth, Carol Mac-
Gregor of Smithers won
$300 for an 11-6 victory
over Paulette Patterson of

Terrace. Patterson won
$100.
In a consolation

playoff, Toni Moore of
Smithers collected $80 for
an 8-5 win over Jean Bill-
ings of Prince Rupert.

Terrace residents take part each Tuesday morning in ladies’

curilng at the local rink.

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