June 4 at the Skeena Valley Golf

- mitted to raise $10,000 on behalf

- Three Terrace businesses are
combining talents to raise funds
for the local chapter of Special
- Olympics.

They're. doing it by hosting a
third annual 18-hole Charity
Golf Tournament on. Sunday,

Club.
Skeena Broadcasters has com-

of the Terrace Special Olympics
program over a five-year period.

In its third year of operation,
a spokesman said they’ve bank-
ed more than $5,000 from the
first two years which sits in a
legacy fund account.

The game format is 18 holes
of partnered golf with alternate-
shot competition. Included are
two vehicles up for grabs for
holes-in-one on par-three holes.
The vehicles come from
‘McEwan GM, one of the co-
sponsors,

Another co-sponsor is the
Northern Motor Inn, which will
be supplying dinner for the one-
day event. Refreshments are
courtesy of Labatts.

Each golfer is a prize winner,

-plus ‘there’s give-away goodies -

on opening morning.
The tournament fee is $60 a

‘golfer, and there’s a May 12

deadline for those who played

last year. Newcomers can sign

up after that date.
_ Entry forms are available at
the Skeena Broadcasters office
on Lazelle Avenue.

‘Alley Cats’
to nats

Terrace has a five-pin bowling
team heading to Ontario May 18
for national men’s team cham-

- pionships. The ‘Alley Cats’ won

the B.C. berth at a playoff in
Duncan by 17 pins over rumners-
up Port Coquitlam and Buarn-
‘aby. The ‘Cats’ will be the first
Terrace team to ever compete at
nationals. Team members are
_Adrian Mumford, Rene Mail-
-Joux, Blair MacDonald, Tony
Sorenson and Roy Lincoln.

New minor
hockey pres

~ ‘Terrace Minor Hockey has a
_hew president. After two years
“at the helm, Sharon Larmour
“dropped out and is replaced by

Sandy Marshall. The change

< took place this week at the an-
“nual general meeting held before
-62 people. Sharon’s husband
“Lew was named to the first vice-
“ president’s job, while Dick Kil-
born stays on as second vice-
‘president. Frank Gration is
treasurer and Ellen Smith is
secretary. Directors named for
the upcoming season are Larry
Munson, Betty-Ann Muller, |
-Rob Gibson, Jake DeJong, Del”
Robertson and Rod McInnes.

The ‘Team North’ squad had two Terrace boys in the lineup when they placed second at the B.C. Cup under-17
hockey champonships In Osoyoos last month. The boys were Davey Jones, seated front row left, and Jared

Ewart, standing back row far right. °

‘Team North’

A record of three wins and two losses was good enough for
second place for “Team North’ ‘at the B.C. Cup ‘‘best-ever,
under-17’” minor hockey all-star tournament.

The six-team, round-robin series took place. at. Osoyoos from
April 20 to 23. Each district team was-made up of the best 23
players selected from evaluation camps on April 1 weekend.

Our area was represented by Jared Ewart and Davey Jones of ©

Terrace, Eric Bryne of Kitimat, Marty Seymour of Prince Rupert
and Tom Mix of Burns Lake.

Team North started off with a pair of victories. They opened
-on a 4-3 win over Okanagan and followed this up by beating
Vancouver Island 5-3.

Their next two games were losses — 4-2 to Lower Mainland
Gold and 6-3 to Kootenay.

In their last game they battled to an 8-6 win over Lower
Mainland Red, giving them second overall on the three-and-two
record.

Organizers will now re-evaluate the more than: 120 players at
the tournament and select the best 46 for a summer camp in
August. +

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Terrace Review — Wednesday, May 3, 1989 ‘11