B12 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, June 7, 2000

Riders race to beat the clock

Being fast was the name
of the game at the Totem
Saddle Club's Gymkhana,
May 28.

In the ring spearing com-
petition, Dan Muller beat
Margie Remple in the mas-
ters division, .

In the senior. division,
Lori Howard and: Legs
clinched top spot with a
time of 10.684 — only 2
seconds faster then runner.
up, Kim Remple. ~

Rachel Muller grabbed
first place in the junior divi-
sion, with Amy Hayduk
bagging second place,

The little britches divi-
sion saw Royleen Scidlitz
and Tans riding to top spat,
followed by Tara Benoit in
second,

Sonya Bruneau, riding in
the peewee division, slipped
into first, beating out Jo-
seph Muller and Nevada.

In the pole bending com-
petition, Margie Rempel
grabbed first in the masters
division, followed by Marty
Cox.

Senior division rider, Lori
Howard won first, slipping
by Jocelyn Benoit, who
placed second. ,

Amy Hayduk and Persia
rode jnto top spol in the ju-
nior. division, beating
Rachel Muller. ,

In the litte britches divi-
sion, Royleen Seidlitz added
to her first place rankings,
with Kelsey Monaghan
coming.in second, ~~

Sonya Bruneau clinched
first, beating out Conor

sion: .*

Wreggitt in the peewee divi- fe

The figure eight competi- .

tion saw Dan Muller and
March grab top spot in the
masters division, out riding
Margie Rempel, who fin-
ished second.

Lori Howard narrowly
bagged first place inthe
senior division, slipping by
runner up Kim Remple and
Doubles.

In: the junior division,
Adrienne Goodwin and Sun-
dance beat Rachel Muller.

Little britches division

Lori Howard lets loose on her horse, Legs, at the
Terrace Saddie Club's gymkhana, May 28. Howard
won top spot in the senior division category.

rider, Royleen Seidlitz once
again grabbed the top spot,
riding by Tara Benoit, who
finished second,

Sonya Bruneau, from the
peewee division, clinched
top spot, with Joseph Mull-
er riding in a distant second.

In the barrel competition,
masters division rider, Dan
Muller narrowly bagged first
place with Maggie Remple
coming in second.

Senior division rider, Lyn
Lavoie out-rode second place
finisher, Karen Halvorson.

Kinsmen still tops in minor ball

AT. THE DIAMOND
TYLER NOBLE

THE JUNIOR regular sea-
son continued at Rotary
Fields with week 4 coming
to a close on May 27, while
week 5 action took place
May 30 to June 2.

In .week 4 action, on
May 26, Kinsmen just bare-
ly came out ahead of All
Seasons winning 7-6. The
teams met again May 27 to
make up a game that was
rained out a week earlier.
Once again, Kinsmen came
out ahead, this time by a
score of 10-9.

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With their victories,
Kinsmen improved to 7-1,
while All Seasons slipped to
2-6. Also on May 27, Spee-
dee Printers took on Terrace
& District Credit Union.
Spee-dee easily won this
match up 19-1, scoring 12
runs in the seventh inning.

There were three games
scheduled in week 5 action.
The first took place May 30
and featured the league's top
two teams: Kinsmen and
Spee-dee Printers.

Spee-dee was looking for
revenge after losing two
close games to their rival
Kinsmen team. Kinsmen
however, were locking to
improve their almost perfect
record to 8-1. Spee-dee
quickly got four runs in the
first inning. But the Kins-
men only responded with
one. Then things went
downhill for the Kinsmen.

In the third, with the
score 6-2, Jeff Clark
smacked a single to the out-
field, and later come around
after stealing second, then
third, and finally home.

Junior League Standings

Through June 2, 2000
GP AF RA WL T PTS
Kinsmen 9 8 8 7 20 I4
Spee-dee Printers 9 101 57 6 3 0 12
All Seasons 9 95 96 3 60 6
T.&Disiret Credil Union 9 63 113 2 7 0 4

When Kinsmen came to the
plate, Spee-dee's solid de-
fense, along with solid
pitching by Jon Major, te-
tired Kinsmen's first three
batters in the inning. Spee-
dee

Printers continued the of-
fense adding four runs in
the fourth, and three each in
the fifth, sixth, and seventh
innings. Spee-dee did what
they wanted to for quite a
while by clobbering Kins-
men, 20-9.

Last Wednesday, Terrace
& District Credit Union
continued looking for wins,
as they met up with All Sea-
sons. Ail Seasons came aut
ahead on this high-scoring
affair, winning by a score of
19-13.

On Friday, in another

game rescheduled due to
weather, Spee-dee Printers
defeated Terrace & District
Credit Union 7-0, to round
off the week 5 schedule.

As of Friday, each team
has played 9 of their [2 re-
gular season games. Al-
though one game took place
last night, you can still
catch one or more of the
five remaining games of the
regular season. Junior lea-
gue playoffs are scheduled
to begin June 17.

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This year's Junior Tour-
nament scheduled for June
2-4 was cancelled because
the teams from Smithers
and Vanderhoof that were
scheduled to come to Ter-
race could not make the
trip.

The lawyer's board room was crowded with
friends and relatives.

“Murder, isn't it horrible what happened to
Diane. Her husband killed her and than shol
himself. | always told her, ‘Diane, leave Barry.
He's crazy. One day he’s going to kill you.”

A pretty woman in boots, a scart tossed
Jauntily around her neck and her brimmed hat
pulled down aver one eye, commented to her
frend, ; ‘

“| wonder who's going to Inherit Diane's for-
tune. She didn’t.earn much as @ legal secre-
lary, but she inherited a bundle when her
mother died.” ; -

Before the sister could reply, Mr. Ultenberg
burst into the board room, placed his briefcase
on the table, and pulled out a legal document.

“wy apologies, ladies and gentlemen. Now
to the business alt hand. Here Is Diane's will,
ve looked at it. {[t appears in order.
Typewritten, but with two witnesses. Dated
1981, Diane named her dear. triend, Linda, to
be her sole beneficiary and executor.”

There was a commotion al the end of the
board table where the three sisters of the
deceased woman were sitting.

Marietta, one of the sisters jumped up,
wildly waving a plece of paper.

“Mr, Ultenberg, that will you are holding Is
not valid.” ;

Agasp swept through the board room.

* T have here in my hand a will written in
1987, 6 years later. It is written completely in
the hand of Diane and it names myself and my
two sisters as her beneficiaries, All the money
goes to us. Linda gets nathing.”

Mr. Ultenberg carefully read the second will.

“('m terribly sorry, Marietta. This will is not

There’s a will? There’s a way!

You BE THE JUDGE

BY CLAIRE BERNSTEIN

BASED ON
ACTUAL COURT
CASES =

valid. It does not name an executor, and th
laws for handwritten wills - or holograph wills
as they are called - are very strict. No execu-
tor. No will.”

Marietta lunged at Linda.

"There is no way you are golng to get our
mother's money, We are Linda's family, We

_ are fighting this case in court."

‘In court, Marietta and her sisters were
emotional, “Your Honour, Donna wanted to
amend her will, She. thought she had
amended it in 1987, She didn't want Linda to
inherit anymore. She went to the trouble of
handwriting a document naming us as the
beneficiaries Cur sister was a legal secretary,
so she knew what she was doing. Don't
ignore her wishes. Use the 1987 handwritten
will." : ;

Linda differed, “Your Honour, there are very
strict. requirements for a holograph will.
Donna’s 1987 handwritten will doesn’t meet
them. Since Donna was a legal secretary, she
would have known these requirements. If she
really wanted to change the docurnent, she

would have fulfilled these conditions. She still

wanted me to inherit. Don’t let Donna’s whims
affect what she really wanted."

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