C2 - The Tarrace Standard, Wednesday, September 21, 1994

Sports
Menu

TODAY

Darts

MIXED FUN League at the
Legion, 8 p.m. Open to all and
newcomers always welcome.

THURSDAY, SEPT. 22
Baseball
TERRACE MINOR Baseball
holds it annual gencral meeting
and election of officers at 7
p.m. in the Coast Inn of the
West,

Badminton

BADMINTON club practices
at Thornhill Jr. Secondary, 8
p.m. For information phone
Diane at 635-3564.

SATURDAY, SEPT. 24
Running
SMITHERS-HAZELTON
Relay (approx. 68km). For in-
formation phone Dave
Allwood at 842-5615,

Golf

JUNIOR club championship
two-day tourncy tees off at the
Skeena Valley Golf and Coun-
try Club.

Men's Rec Hockey
9:30 p.m.- All Scasons v
Norm's Auto

SUNDAY, SEPT. 25
Hiking

BLUE LAKE, 9km East of
Hazelton is destination for lo-
cal club. Meet at library at 8
am. For info, phone Ulrich
(632-4528).

Men’s Rec Hockey .

9:30p.m. - Convey v Northern
Motor Inn Okijes

lip.m. - Skeena Hotel v Preci-
sion Builders

TUESDAY, SEPT. 27
Men’s Rec Hockey
Sp.m. - Precision Builders v
Coast Inn of the West
10:30p.m. - All Seasons v
Skeena Hotel

WEDNESDAY, SEPT.28
Special Olympics ...
REGISTRATION for ‘the 1 new
season takes place at 7 p.m. in
the Carpenters Hall. All new
athletes and volunteers wel-
come.

FRIDAY, SEPT. 30

Darts

TERRACE OPEN gets un-
derway, continues through
Sunday. Singles, doubles and
icam events, For information,

phone the Legion.

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2
Running
ALL SEASONS Half
Marathon, 10km, . 5km

walk/run: 21km_ starts noon,
10km and Skm at 1 p.m, at
Northwest Community Col-
lege. For information, phone
Martin Vanlierde at 638-0955.

Hiking

INSECT Lookout at Cedarvale
is destination. Meet at library 9
a.m. for car pool. Vicki (635-
2935) for info.

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9
Rod and Gun
TURKEY SHOOT at Thom-
hill rifle range, For information
phone Terry Morris at 638-
1922.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21
Swimming
TERRACE BLUEBACKS In-
vilational meet gets underway,
runs through Sunday.

TERRACE ROD & GUN
Club mects the first Wednes-
day of every month, 7 p.m. at
the clubhouse on Rifle Range
Road in Thormhill,

New members are welcome,
For information, contact Fred
Shaw at 635-2874,

BADMINTON CLOB prac-
tices every Tuesday and Thurs-
day 8 p.m, Sundays at 7:30
p-m. at Thornhill Jr. Secondary
school. For more information
phone 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,

. A Class

‘C Class

Running or walking,
Seasons fun finale

THE NORTHWEST'S running
season winds up here Sunday,
Oct. 2.

And what better way to do it
than with one of the region’s

premier events, the All Seasons -

Half Marathon.

Of course, ia the 13 years the
race has been around, it’s grown
from that original 2ikm, half-
marathon race.

The Skm and 10km distances
were added several years ago and
participants were given the choice
of either walking and running,

Not surprisingly, that served to
increase the event’s popularity
and sent the entry soaring to last
year's record 143 tumout,

And organizers are hoping that
figure will be surpassed this time
around, With that goal in mind,
they are encouraging people to
come out and walk or run the

Skm ‘‘College Loop”’,

Although the walking option is
there for the other two distances,
they hope entrics there will run
most of the distance.

Once the race is over, there will
be refreshments, spot prizes and
awards at Northwest Community
College. :

The College is the start and fin-
ish line for all three cvents,

The Half-Marathon gets under
way at 12 noon with the Skm and
10km starlers setting off an hour
later.

The entry fee, which inclides a
long-sleeved T-shirt, is $14 for
members of the Skcena valley
Running club, $16 for BCAA
members and $18 for non-
members so long as they register
early. Those waiting unlil race
day, members or not, pay $20.

Pre-registering will also ensure

you get the right T-shirt size,

Racing categories include child
(under 13), youth (13-19), open
female (20-34), open male (20-
39), masters female (35 years and
up) and masters male (40 and up).

For more information on the
race, contact Ed Ansems at 635-
5646 (days) ‘or .635-4670 (even-
ings).

Entry forms can be mailed to
Skcena Valley Runners at 4014
Eby St, Terrace, B.C., V8G 3A1,
or drop them off at All Scasons
Sports,

The All Seasons is also the final
chance for runners chasing tiles
in this year’s Northwest Road
Running Series.

That series is decided on a run-
ner’s best four finishes in qualify-
ing races over the season. The top
five males and females in various
age proups cach receive a medal.

14th Annual Northwest
Trapshoot (Sept 10-11)

Event 1; 100 targets at 16 yds

AA Class 1-Barry Meehan (Fi)
2-Wendell Miller (Ft)
1-Alvin MacLeod (Q)
2-Pat Ellis (N)
1-Russ Hicks (Sm)
2-Art Smith (¥)
1-¥ic Dean .
2-Peggy Bare (K)
1-Bob Blackburn (Sm)

'2-Jim Graham (Ket),

A Class
B Class
C Class
D Class
Event 2: 100 targets 18-27 yards
Short Yardage 1-Elio Bomben
2-Don Newman (Ket)

Long Yardage 1-Pat Bare (K)
2-Tom White (Y)

Event 3: 50 pair doubles

i-Larry Norbeck (PG)
2-Don Newman (Ket)
1-Tom White (Y)
2-Lawrence Hall (Q)
1-Gus Vansummeren

(PR)

B Class

2-Bill Watson
D Class

1-Les Pattie (PG)
2-Elio Bomben

Score Board

Event 4: 100 targets 16 yards
AA Class 1-Barry Meehan (FQ)
2-Wendell Miller (Ft)
1-Pat Bare (K)

2-Pat Ellis (FN)
1-Chuck Lariviere
2-Marilyn hall (D)
1-Pegey Bare (K)
2-Ray McCabe (Kw)
1-Joe Schwegier (Sm)
2-Lucille Robinson

A Class
B Class
C Class
D Class
Event 5; 100tar/18-27yds aan

Short yd. 1-Don Newman (Ket)
2-Lawrence Halt (Q)

Long yd. 1-Tom White (Y)

2-Chuck Gregerson

(Wh)

Jackpot winners
1- Don Newman (Ket)

2- Tom White (Y)
3- Paul Bobiak (Wh)

Ladies Troph
1- Peggy Bare (K)
2- Susa Rankhorn (Wash)

Skeena Valley Ladies Club , Championship

3- Rhonda Fedderson

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OVERALL LOW GROSS OVERALL LOW NET
Debbie Carruthers.....178 Lynne Price.....144

‘A’ Flight (0-26 b’cap )

LOW GROSS: LOW NET:

1- Audrey Cox 1- Gail Shinde

2- Linda Hamilton 2- Pam Biffle

3- Brenda DeJong a,

‘B’ Flight (27-35 h'cap ) ee

LOW GROSS: LOW NET: et
1- Dawne Parker 1-Sarinder Dhami

2- Sharon Smith 2+ Anne Pruner:

3- Joy Stevenson 3- Bonnie Letawski

4- Elaine Jolmson ‘4- Carol Kennedy

‘C’ Flight (36+ h'cap )

LOW GROSS: LOW NET

1- Lyn Apolczer 1- Norma MacDonald

2- Edith Gieselman 2- Nancy Spensley

3- Linda Kawinsky

Vots Trophy
1- Scott Hutchinson (Q)

Class High Overall Pins

AA Class...... Larry Norbeck (PG)
and Paul Bobiak Wh)

A Class... Don Newman (Ket)

B Class........ Randy Combs (Haz)

CS CLASS. essescccssesteseoecee Vic Dean

D C1a88 scessrsereee eS Pattie (PG)

(D= Delta; FN= Fort Nelson; Ft=
Fort St. John; Haz= Hazelton; Ket=
Ketchikan, Alaska; K= Kitimat; Kw=
Kitwanga; PG= Prince George; PR=
Prince Rupert; Q= Quesnel; Sm=
Smithers, Bold= Terrace; Whe
Whitehorse; Y= Yukon)

Speedway _

Stock Car results (Sept 11)

Sportsman
Heal: Albert Weber (6)

Main: Albert Weber (6)
A Hobby

’ Heat: John Claokey (77)

Main: Jules‘LaFrance eo?)

-BHobby ss

Heat: Dan Thickett on.
Main: Blaine Kluss (56)

C Hobby

Heat: Elizabeth Cloakey (77)
Main: Dawn Tomas G7)

A Street

Heat: Joe Botz (777)

Main: Joe Botz (777)

B Strect:

~- Heat: Ed Hall (777)

Main: Ed Hall 77)

sa C Street
~"* Heat’ Dianne James (226)

Main: Dianne James (266)

- Demolition
. “Dash; Duane Greeves (444)
"Heat: Rick Meier (351)

Backwards Race .

~ Leon Levebre (007.5)

Demolition Derby
1- Dave Reinhardt (555)

2- Richard Devost (911)
3- Jules LaFrance (2)

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PLEASE CALL 635-2838 TO BOOK TABLE LINEN FOR YOUR

NEXT FUNCTION AND ASK FOR BRYAN OR LINDA.
RUNNING MATS AND CARPETS AVAILABLE

Winter schedule in effect

We may be on our winter schedule, but we're still giving tours
at Alcan's Kitimat Works.

Tours are naw available on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 1:15
p.m., by 24-hour advance reservation only.

Sorry, tours are not available on weekends and statutory
holidays. The summer schedule of daily tours will resume on

June 1, 1995,

Come visit one of B. C's largest export industries in action at
Kitimat Works.

For reservation information, contact:
Alcan Smelter Tours,

Box 1800, Kitimat, B.C., V8C 2H2.

Phone: (604) 639-8259 Fax: (604)639-8586

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Annual Awards
Dinner And Dance

Date: Saturday, Oct. 1/94

Place: Thornhill Community Centre
Tickets: $25/Single » $50/Couple

Time: Cocktails-6:30 * Dinner-7:00 pm
| Awards-8:00 pm * Dancing-9:00 pm
Entertainment: Big Bark & The Howlers

Tickets available at: Central Gifts, Off Road Specialties.

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