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Youth Soccer
TERRACE YOUTH SOCCER
annual gencral meeting at the
Happy Gang Centre, 7:30 p.m.

Men's Rec Hockey

Okics v Timbermen 9 p.m.
Convoy v Wranglers
10:30 p.m.

THURSDAY, OCT. 27
Men's Rec Hockey
Back Eddy v Coast Inn
10:30 p.m. .

SATURDAY, OCT. 29
Volleyball
CALEDONIA SR. BOYS host
tournament at Caledonia,
Sr.Girls hold theirs at Skeena
Jr. Secondary.

Men’s Rec Hockey
Okics v Wranglers 8 p.m.
Convoy v Timbermen
9:30 pan.

SUNDAY, OCT. 30
Rod and Gun
HALLOWE’EN HAUNT
IPSC club match at the Thom-
hill range,

Men’s Rec Hockey
Precision v Coast Inn

9:30 p.m.

All Seasons v Skeena Hotel
11 p.m,

TUESDAY, NOV. 1
Men’s Rec Hockey
Norm's Auto v Skeena Hotel
9 p.m.
Precision v. Back Eddy
10:30 p.m.

NOON HOUR HOCKEY
sessions go every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday 11:45
a.m.-1 p.m. Players must be 19
years and the limit is 20
players on first-come, first-
serve basis. Fee is $3 but

free.

SNOWMOBILE Association
meets the first Tuesday of each
month 7:30 p.m. at the Sand-
man Inn. All snowmobilers
welcome,

CONTRACT BRIDGE club
plays the second and fourih
- Thursdays of each month at the
Legion at 7:30 p.m. For more
information, phone Pat Zapor-
zan at 635-2537,

BADMINTON CLUB prac-
tices every Tucsday and Thurs-
day 8 p.m., Sundays at 7:30
p-m. at Thornhill Jr. Secondary
school. For more information
phone Diane al 635-3564,

FUN DART LEAGUE plays
every Wednesday night at the
Legion starting at 8 p.m. All
games doubles, open to all and
newcomers/rookics always
welcome.

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.

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C2 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, October 26, 1994

Straw tops in Madness

THE COURSE was his own de-
sign and carried his name, but
Brian McCoy missed carrying the
day at the latest IPSC pistol meet.

Seventeen shooters tackled
McCoy’s Madness at the Oct. 16
competition held at the Rod and
Gun range in Thormbili.

None could match Fred Straw
whe posted a 525 point total on a
scoring system that takes into ac-
count both the number of hits and
the time taken. ;

McCoy finished second overall
at 444 points with Bob Gregg, Ed
Morris and Terry Morris filling

out the remaining top five spots,

Although all five of those
shooters were in ‘C’ Class, Ed
Morris was named official winner
in that division. That’s because
shooters were not allowed to be
winners in more than one event.

‘D’ Class was topped by Mark
Kennedy who edged out Robert
Tiernan by just 4.2 points with
Greg Broadway third.

Jim Manson’s 378 tally nailed
down the Open Class ahead of
George Gregg and John Glen-
CIOs.

Tn the Stock Gun division, Bob

Score Board

Men’s Recreational Division

TEAM GP W L T GF GA PTS
All Seasons 8 6 0 2 39 27 14
Coast Inn of the West 7 $$ #1 121 38 86.28 11
Norm’s Auto Refinishing 8 3 4 1 #52 42 7
Skeena Hotel ' F 2 4 1 #35 40 5
Back Eddy Pub 7 1 4 2 2 40 4
Precision Builders - 7 0 4 3 33 48 3
October 11

Skeena Hotel 6 “Precision Builders 6
All Seasons 6 Norm’s Auto Refinishing 5
October 15 = ,

All Seasons . 26°. ~ Back Eddy Pub 4
Norm's Auto Refinishing : “8 Precision Builders 6
October 16 . a, ;

Coast Imm of the West 5 Skeena Hotel 4
October 18

Skeena Hotel 5 Back Eddy Pub . 2
Coast Inn of the West A] Norm’s Auto refinishing 2
October 20 . ce

All Seasons 4 Precision Builders 1
Oldtimers Division

TEAM GP W L T GE GA _ PTS
Terrace Timbermen 3 3 0 OO 11 4 6
Riverside Auto Wranglers § 2 2 1 12 «45 5
Convoy Supply 5 2 3 0 17 I 4
Northern Motor Inn Okies 5 1 3 1 13 17 3
October 16

Canvoy Supply q Riverside Auto Wranglers 4

Terrace Minor Hockey
Midget House League
Dediluke Surveying 1
Terrace Chrysler

Bantam House League
Heaman Trucking —

Bantam Reps
Terrace

Terrace 1
PeeWee House League
Bradford es
Rotary Club ae 6
PeeWee Reps ss
Terrace

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Drifters

Kinsmen

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Wilkinsons
Doyle Blazers

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9
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Elks 10

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Terrace Chrysler 3
Dediluke Surveying 6

Remax Realty 1
Heaman Trucking 1

~ Prince Rupert 0
‘Prince Rupert 2

Farwest Fuels
Ken’s Trucking

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2
Prince Rupert 5
Prince Rupert 2
4
3
7

All West Trading
Lazelic Mini Storage
Centennial Lions

Gieselman Bruins 3
Long’s Logging 2
Legion 3
Copperside 4]

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Gregg (414) got the nod because
only McCay finished ahead of
him. Jim Manson was next ahead
of Greg Broadway.

And the Ladies tite went to
Sarah Lambert who beat out
Louise Folmer by 17 points with
Jean Nidd third,

Lambert is about to take her
tum organizing a shoot, the Hal-
lowe’en Haunt set for Sunday
Oct 30 at the Rod and Gun range
in Thornhill.

Participants who don’t show up
in costume pay the price in the
form of a point penalty,

SAY
IT
ISN’ T
SO

IT CAN'T be true,

Surely there is at
least one coach out
of all the youth soc-
cer teams that Is
worthy of nomina-
tion for Coach of
the Year.

What about soft-
ball?

Baseball?

Hockey?

Or any ofthe other
many sports played
in this community?

Yet with only two
weeks left before
nominations close,
all of these coaches
are getting the

brush off,

Come on, players
and. parents, - let’s
see more of those
hard working
people get a bit of
recognition.

You have uniil
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