B8 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 23, 1998

BULLS EYE!

Axe throwing — Canadian
championship event:

Nick Palagian 14 pts.
Brad Laughlin 13 pts.
Harry Starratt 13 pts.
Matt Mooney 12 pts.
Local power saw bucking:
Gerry Lambert 7:16
Andy Lambert 7:70
Vic Devost 8:15
Nick Palagian 9:53
Underhand log chop: a
Kevin Steward 20:31
Norm Goudie 28:54
Brad Laughlin 34:06°
Greg Karran 38: 73...
Single hand bucking:
Norm Goudie 20:40.”
” Brad Lauglin 21:26
John Walker 23:84
Matt Mooney 24:25

Jack and Jill erosscut:
Matt and Sarah Mooney
Brad Laughlin and Susan Scott
Greg Karran and Cindy Schalm
Jon Walker and Anita Jezawski

Chokerman's race:

Gerry Lambert 20:44
Kevin Steward 20:80:
Brad Laughlin 2120500
Scott Lees BTR
Open bucking: SRE
Brad Langblin 410
Kevin Steward - ABQ
Norm Goudie 5:81 -
Greg Karran 6:00°.”
Pole climbing:
Shaun Luken . Ist

.- George Steward.

Axe-throwing in Thornhill on the long weekend was a
championship event for the Canadian Loggers’ Sports Association.

Loggers’ sports revised

Ladies nail driving:
Christine Inkster 17:57
Jacqueline Steward 18:30
Anita Jezawski 27:11
Andrea Alton 27:22
Double-hand bucking:
Brad Laughlin and Norm Goudie
John Walker and Greg Karran

Harry Starratt and Matt Mooney
Darren Dean and Jamie Gilverson

_ Jill and Jill crosseut:

Sarah Mooncy and Anita Jezawski
Susan Scott and Andrea Alton
“Mary Lou Starratt and S. Loerendorf

ok Obstacte-pole bucking:

Kevin Steward 13:33
_ Gerry Lambert 14:57
Brad Laughlin 15:95
Greg Karran 16:62

Pole falling:

_ Kevin Steward 12:84
Gerry Lambert 12:89
Brad Laughlin 13:91
Greg Karran 14:66

Log burting:

Susan Scott Ist
- . Gerry Labert 2nd

- Clayton Scott 3rd

Standing block chop (intermediate):.

~ Greg Karran 25:53
Harry Starritt 28:50
John Walker 28:94

. Darren Dean 57:47

Overall open winner:

Brad Laughlin 28 pts.

Overall novice winner (not listed);
15+ pts,

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Emma....... I'm... dying... | need
to....tell.....you...” Emma leaned forward, eyes wide
open. Too late. Andrew's head fell back on the pil-
low. Tha monitor above his bed in Intensive Care
told her everything.

A couple of beeps and then...nothing. Andrew
was dead.

It's over, Emma sobbed, How will | live with-
out him? We've shared so much,

A month later, she was sitting In the office of
Andrew's lawyer.

So was the Administrator’ of the Michelin
Memorial Hospital whara Andrew had died.

And so was the Administrator of Oakley, a neigh-
boring hospital

The fawyer presided at the head of his board-
room table,

“Lady and gantlamen, We are here today for the
reading of Andrew's last will and testament.”

Emma broke into tears, “May he rast in peaca.”

“Hear, hear,” the other two participants joined in.

The lawyer opened the will.

“Andrew {efi $30,000, Of that, Emma gets
$10,000,”

Emma couldn't control herselt,

“That chiseller! Aker all the care | lavished on
him.” ;

The lawyer ignored har outburst. He continued
treading:

"To tha {nlensiva Care Unit of the Michelin
Memorial Hospital, the second $10,000."

The Administrator of the Michelin Memorial
Hospital beamed.

And the lawyer ended with the last bequest.

“And to the Intansive Care Unit of the Oakley
Hospilal, the remaining $10,000,"

A confused silance fel, The Oakley Hospital did
nol hava an Intensive Care Unit, Before the admin-

If The Will Isn't Clear, Who Gets The Money?

You BE THE JUDGE

BY CLAIRE SERNSTEIN

BASED ON
ACTUAL COURT
CASES

istrator of the Oakley had a chance to beam any-
way, the Mishelin administrator jumped up.

“Hey, the Oakley can't have that maneyl They
don't have an ICU! That means the third $10,000
bequest can't go to them. Tha logical place Is our
hospital, tha Michelin,

The lawyer wiped the perspiration off his brow,
There was a problem.

Emma piped up, Personally, | think Andrew's
most loyal friend could use another $10,000. Sha
battad her eyelashes.

No one paid attention. The two hospital admin;
Istrators glared at sach other. The lawyer sat, fidg-
ating nervously, He could not make up his mind.
Finally, he decided to let the courts divide the
gstale,

In court, Michelin Hospital prasanted its case,
“Your Honor, Andrew clearly wanted to give only to
haspitals with Intensive Care Units. The Oakley
doesn't fit this criteria, And anyway, since the hos-
pilats are so close, ihe Oakley patients can still
come and benefit from Andrew's gift to us.

The Oakiey representative was not moved by
the offer. “Your Honor, Andrew had a general chari-
table intent. By listing two different hospitals in his
will, ha must have wanted residents of both coun-
tles to bangtlt, If he ware so concerned with ICUs,
he would've dona research and found out wa did-
n'thava anal Obviously, it wasn’t that important.

Which hospital should receive the remaining
$10,000? YOU! BE THE JUDGE. Then look below
for the decision.

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Sport

Scope

Lucky horse-

shoe toss

TRY your luck at the
Skeena Horseshoe Club’s
fun tournament on Sunday,
Sept. 27 at 1 p.m.

The fun takes place at the
commer of Sparks Street and
Halliwell Avenue. Refresh-
ments will be served for
everyone and prizes will be
awarded to the winners.

For more information con-
tact Ron at 635-5997 or
Betty at 635-2325.

Race day

ENTER now for the All
Seasons’ Half Marathon run
Sunday, Oct. 4 at Northwest
Community College.

Runners can enter a five
kilometre, 10 kilometre or
half marathon race and the
entry fee is $20 for adults
who preregister, $22 at the
door. Get your entry forms
at All Seasons’ and late
registration starts at 9:30
race day at the college.

Everyone’s

welcome

THE HAPPY Gang Centre
hosts the youth soccer asso-
ciation’s annual general
meeling Wednesday, Sept.
30 at 7:30 p.m.

The association needs help
with uniforms, equipment,
division score collectors,
referee helpers, paymasters

and many other crucial posi- —

tions. Call Gill at 635-7613
for more information.

Got your

uniform?

IF YOU’VE still got a youth
soccer uniform stashed in
junior’s closet, drop it off
now at Christie Park.

Call Mary at 635-3475 or
drop them off at 4721 Scott
Avenue. And remember, at-
tach your child’s name so
all uniforms can be ac-
counted for.

He shoots,

he scores

HOCKEY LEGENDS Guy
Lafleur and Tiger Williams
will battle Kitimat’s Allstars

hockey team al Tantitik
Arena Thursday, Nov, 12 at
7 p.m. as part of the Old-
timers’ Hockey Challenge.

The challenge is part of
60-cily North American tour
All proceeds for the Old-
timers’ Hockey Challenge
go to the Kitimat/Terrace
Crimestoppers program.
Single and family-of four
tickets are available now for
$16 or $48 by calling 1-800-
661-0178.

Hawaii here

we come

THE TERRACE Northmen
Rugby club invites family
and friends to their 1998
Awards Dinner and Dance.

Come to the Terrace Inn,
Saturday, Oct. 10 at 6:30
p.m. dress Hawaiian and en-
joy a little dinner, awards
and dancing. There’ll be a
live band, sand building
contests, cheap drinks and
draws for a Texas Mickey.
Tickets are $25 each. Con-
tact David Hull at 638-1327
or Maicolm Smith at 638-
8769 to rsvp.

Tylor

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TERRACE YOUTH SOCCER ASSOCIATION

Uniform Collection

Uniforms may be dropped off at the Christie
Park Clubhouse evenings and weekends until
September 20th. After that call Mary:

635-3475 or drop aff at 4721 Scott

Ave, with names attached.

is oMering the parenting program

Listen So Kids Will Talk

6 and 12 years.
~ This session will run Tuesday afternoon
Registration deadline is Friday, October 2.

For more information or to register
for this pragram, please call
The Family Place
4553 Park Ave, Terrace
638-1863

"The Family Place

How To Talk So Kids Will Listen &

This 4 session program is for people who
are parenting children between the ages of

1:00pm - 3:30pm from October 4 - November 10.

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