C2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 14, 1994

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TONIGHT

Youth Soccer (Christy Park)
PLAYOFFS continue with
final of Under-10s and ‘B’ side
semi finals for Under-19 Boys,
Under-19 Girls, Under-14
Girls and Under-14 Boys, All
games at 6 p.m.

Darts

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

THURSDAY, SEPT. 15
Youth Soccer (Christy Park)
PLAYOFFS continue with
finals in Under-19 Girls,
Under-14 Girls and Under-16
Boys divisions. All Games 6
p.m.

FRIDAY, SEPT. 16
Hockey
TODD GIESELMANN
Memorial tournament begins
this evening, winds up Sunday
afternoon.

Youth Soccer (Christy Park)
PLAOFFS CONTINUE with
finals in Under-19 Boys,
Under-12 Boys and Under-i4
Boys divisions. All games at 6
p.m. ,

SATURDAY, SEPT. 17
Golf
MEN’S Club championship
two-day tourney tees off at the
Skeena Valley Golf and Coun-
try Club.

TUESDAY, SEPT. 20

Badminton

TERRACE BADMINTON
club starts new season. Prac-
tices held every Tuesday and
Thursday at 8 p.m. and Sun-
days at 7:30 p.m. at Thornhill
Jr. Secondary school. For in-
formation phone Diane at 635-
3564.

SATURDAY, SEPT. 24
Running
SMITHERS-HAZELTON
Relay (approx. 68km). For in-

formation phone Dave
Allwood at 842-5615.
FRIDAY, SEPT, 30

Darts

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

phone the Legion.

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2
Running
ALL SEASONS Half

Marathon. 2ikm starts noon,
10km and Skm at 1 p.m. at
Northwest Community Col-
lege. For information, phone
Martin Vanlierde at 638-0955,

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

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

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.

To make next week’s
paper, submissions must be
in by 5 p.m. Friday.

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Games ~~:

B.C, Senior Games
GOLD

William Bennett (Men’s 80yrs+

5km walk)

Dorothy Cheyne

mixed doubles)

Maxwell Cheyne (Badminton:

men’s doubles)

Renate Davis (Swimming

women’s 55-59yrs: 50m Breast)

Rolande Gagne (Duplicate

Bridge)

Bud Kirkaldy (Men’s 60-64yra

pentathlon)

Patricia Kirkaldy (Women’s 55-

S9yrs shot put)

Joe Mandur (Swimming Men’s

55-59yrs: 100m Free, 100m IM,

200m Free, 50m Back and 50m

Free)

Mary McFarland (Duplicate

Bridge)

Walter Page (Swimming Men’s

Novice: 25m Free)

Erland Sander (Badminton:

mien’s doubles, men’s singles and

mixed doubles)

Maxine Smallwood (Women’s

65-69 yrs discus and javelin)

Henry Thiele (Men’s 60-64yrs

10km run)

(Badminton:

SILVER
Mary Ameson (5-Pin Bowling:
women’s high average)
Ted Amey (Men’s Golf 70-74yrs:
Low Net)
Maurice Bishop (Men’s Golf 70-
‘74yrs: low net)
Debbie Carruthers (Women’s
Golf 55-59yrs: low gross)

Dorothy Cheyne (Badminton:
women’s singles)

Renate Davis (Swimming
women’s 55-59yrs: 25m Breast
and 100m Breast)

Betty Demitt (Horsehoes)
Marian §=Duffus (Swimming

women’s 70-74yrs: 100m Breast)
Mickey Dychahoushy (Wonien’s
60-64yrs discus and shot put)

Norma Janes (Swimming

women’s 65-69yrs: 100m Free,

Under 10s Piayoffs
First Round:
C.Shepherd 6 Shoppers
Surveyors 6 Wildwood
Elkers 6 Skcena Mills

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Second Round: ‘A’ Side

C. Shepherd 4 Surveyors.
(Game decided on penalty kicks)
Elkers 1 Sk Cellulose
‘B’ Side

Shoppers 3 Wildwood
(Game decided on penalty kicks)
Skeena Mills 2 Lions 6
(Wildwood and Skeena Sawmills
eliminated)

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Third round: ‘B’ side

Bikers 3 Shoppers 1
Lions 6 C.Shepherd 1
(Shoppers Drug Mart and Carlyle
Shepherd eliminated)

To get on
the Score Board

FAX:
638-8432

PHONE:
638-7283

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score Board

200m Free, 25m Back, 25m Free
and 50m Free)

Patricia Kirkaldy (Women’s 55-
S9yrs discus)

Claudette Laplante (Cribbage
‘A? flight, Ist team)

Jim MacKenzie (Cribbage ‘A’
flight, 1st team)

Joe Mandur (Swimming Men’s
55-59yrs: 50m Breast)

Esther Postuk (Women’s 65-
69yrsdiscus, long jump, shot put
and 100m)

Anne Rachuk (Swimming
Novices Women 70-74yrs: 25m.
Breast and 25m Free)

Mervin Romano (Men’s 55-
S9yrs discus and shot put)

Joe Schulmeister (Horseshoes)
Joe Smith (Men’s 75-79yrs 10km
walk)

Alie Toop (Women’s 55-59yrs
javelin)

Vi Walker (Swimming women’s
75-79yrs; 25m Butterfly and 50m
Back) ;

BRONZE
Wally . Antilla (Men’s
7yrs+: Low Net) :
Mary Arneson (5-Pin Bowling:
women's high single)
Bob Bennett (Darts: men’s
singles, mixed doubles)
William Bennett (Men’s 80yrs+
discus and shot put)
Sergio Cachero (Men’s Golf 55-
59yrs: low net)

Golf

Maxwell Cheyne (Badminton:
men’s singles)
Renate Davis (Swimming

women’s 55-59yrs: 25m Back,
100m Free Relay, 100m IM

Relay)

Marian Duffus (Swimming
women’s 70-74yrs:; 25m Breast,
25m. Free and 50m Breast)

Neil Forman (Men’s Golf 60-
64yrs: low gross)

Hazel Olson (Cribbage ‘B’
flight: 2nd team)

Emil Jensen (Bicycling Road
Race, men’s 70-74yrs) a
Gail Johnson (Women’s Golf
55-59yrs: low net)

Bud Kirkaldy (Men’s 60-64yrs
discus)

Patricia Kirkaldy (Women’s 55-
59yrs javelin)

Claudette Laplante (Cribbage
A/B playoff)

Norah LeCleir (Women’s 65-69
long jump)

Jim MacKenzie (Cribbage A/B
playoff)

Ralph Overgaard (Golf Men’s 60-
64yrs: Jow net)

Rhea Perry (Cribbage ‘B’ flight,
2ndteam)

Anne Rachuk (Swimming Novice

_ Women’s 50m Free)

Ken Radford (Men’s 55-59yrs
discus, javelin, long jump and
shat put)

Maxine Smallwood (Women’s
65-69yrs shot put and Skm walk)
Joe Smith (Men’s 75-79yrs Skm
walk)

Henry Thiele (Men’s 60-64yrs
5000m)

Alie Toop (Women’s 55-59yrs
discus, shot put and 5km walk)

Vi Walker (Swimming women’s
75-79yrs: 100m IM, 200m_ Free
and 25m Back)

Ruby Whittington (Darts: mixed
doubles)

What do Over 1,000,000 Fun, Friendly
and Active Canadians Have in Common?

CURLING

Make it part of your active
lifestyle this winter.

LEAGUE TIME SKILL LEVEL
Monday Mixed 7pm Casual, fun oriented
Monday Super League 9pm Competitive, open to
i a on all mens, ladies; jrs. etc.
Tuesday AM League 10am Casual & drop in
All welcome «
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Thursday Mens 7&9pm * oe
Friday Mixed 7&9pm Social, fun oriented
Saturday Commercial 10am Social, fun, business
team oriented - all
welcame
Sunday Mixed 1pm Family, fun oriented

™ Mens & Ladies leagues are grouped according to skill level,
These leagues are designed to accommodate either the
seasoned curlers or new curlers. Everyone is welcome to join.
Leagues will start approximately October 11. Registration or
inquiries at the Terrace Curling rink or phone 635-5583. at

ANY INDIVIDUALS WANTING TO WE
CURL WILL BE PLACED ON A TEAM. vi

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B.C. Special Olympics - Terrace, says “Thank
You” to our coaches - Pat Owens, Malcolm

Smith, Karla Lindstrom, Cheyenne Kennedy,
Sharon Mason, Cecile Boehm, and Richard

and to our community supporters- _
Pacific Northern Gas, Terrace Bowling Centre,
Masonic Hall, Terrace Chrysler, Kinette Club of
{| Terrace, Terrace Blueback Swim Club, George
Yeast, Andy Campbell, Ladies Auxiliary to Royal
Canadian Legion Branch 13, Happy Gang

for making our 1993-94 season successful.

Registration for our new season takes place at”
the Carpenters’ hall, corner of Sparks and Davis,
on Wednesday, September 28 at 7:00 p.m. All

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The Sixth Annual

TODD GIESELMAN
HOCKEY TOURNAMENT

September 16 - 18

Dance

Live Band
Big Bark and the Howlers
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17TH

Held at
The Terrace Arena Banquet Room
Doors Open at 8:00 pm

Tickets $5.00 a person
Available from The Skeena Hotel Hockey Club

There will be Refresnments available.
No Minors Allowed.

AUTO PARTS, BRAKES, ALIGNMENT, FULL MECHANICAL }

#324 - Russ Lamky & Ken Burrill
This is the second year for this car at
the Terrace Speedway, It is being raced
by Russ Lamky & Ken Burrill. Both
drivers are gaining experience in the
very competitive street stock class,

Thank You
Very Much!!

The Terrace Stock Car Association wishes to thank our many sponsors,
volunteers, and patrons for making 1994 another successful year.

SEE YOU ALL NEXT YEAR!!

#11 - Ben & Will Smith

This is another one of the Hazelton cars
that race at the Terrace Speedway. This
year Ben Smith has the driving duties
while brother Will Smith is the Crew
Chief. |

#911 - Mike Bourque & Brian Bailey

Mike Bourque

returns to Terrace

Speedway after a few years off. Mike
has teamed up with Brian Bailey for
the 1994 season. Rookie Val Glasser

will fill the ‘C’ class position.

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