B4 Terrace Review — Wednesday, October 3, 1990

Terrace Youth Soccer: -
League champions, 199

~ Sharples farmed to Utica

“Terrace’s Jeff. Sharples was one of 21 players. shipped out
_ by New Jersey Devils last week to their Utica Devils farm
team in the American Hockey League.“ °
Sharples, who is in the option year.of his: four-year contract, 4.
probably won’t sign a new. pact until after the re-entry draft. |. .
this year. It will depend on whether Jeff. is. placed ¢ on Jersey’s |

‘Surveyors became champions of Terrace Youth Soccer's regular league for under-10 division by
“finishing on top in regular season play.

Bandstra finished first in league standing for the under-12 division In-the Terrace Youth Soccer

-4990 season.

Rotary was number one for the season In Terrace Youth Soccer's under-14 division.

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negotiate.

shipped him out,

protected list. If he is not.protected and then chosen. in the.
draft by another NHL. team, he'll be in-a better position’ to.

Jeff said management gave him high marks for a good
attitude, good tralning camp and herd work. But they still .

Long run season

begins in

The Northwest zone high
school cross-country running
season started up Saturday,
Sept. 22 at Smithers, and it was
the host competitors who wound
up in top places.

For senior boys, Canadian
juvenile champion Peter Doug-
Jas had no trouble winning his
class. He was followed across
the line by teammates Ryan

. Kuntz and Peter Hynds. The

Smithers

best for Caledonia was David
Shepherd in fourth place.

It was one-two-three in junior
boys for Smithers, with Jud

Lutick, Graham McLean and .
Ryan Turner picking - up the,

honours.
On the girls’ side, Smithers’
Donelie. Murdoch was the win-

ner with Megan Reid of Terrace

runnerup.

National-class squash
tournament in Kitimat

Kitimat's second annual
Aluminum City open squash
tournament is coming up Oct.
9 to 14 at Tamitik. Organized
by the Kitimat Racquets Club,
the six-day event will feature 10
‘of the best squash players in

Canada — all being nationally
ranked, The tournament offers
$6,000 in cash and prizes. The
entry deadline is this week.
Potential entrants should con-
tact Susie Rees-Hansen at
632-5575 or 632-2066.

Coming events in
_regional sports

Kitimat’s 2nd annual open
squash tournament.runs Oct. 9
to 14, Area players must enter as
soon as possible, Contact Susie
Rees-Hanson at 632-5575 or
632-2066.

The Terrace Curling Club has
its ladies’ opening, potluck. din-
ner Wednesday night at 7

-o’clock. .Lady curlers and pro-'

spective newcomers are wel-
come. :
The curling club’s. opening

men’s event is Thursday night
with their pizza and games
night. Regular league curling is

Sth.

The Terrace Badminton Club
season is underway at Thornhill |
_ high school. They play Tuesday —

‘and Thursday nights starting at

8 o’clock, and Sunday nights

starting at 7 o'clock. Newcomers
welcome.

George’s Pub

3086. Hwy. 16 East
635-6375

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RESTAURANT-LOUNGE
PUB: COLD BEER STORE

expected to start Tuesday the

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