Rick Larsen was the only Terrace winner at the annual Lo
victary over Gord Pratt of Smithers In the final of ‘D' event.

ggers' Bonspiel on the Easter weekend. Larsen posted a

Cy’s Ceramics top team

at Youth Bowl-a-Spiel

by Leona Wilcox

The fifth Annual Terrace
Youth Bowling Mini Bowl-a-

Spiel wound up March 27 with

winners in A-Event being Cy’s
Ceramics #2 team of Wayne
Lavoie, Tracy Coulas and

' . Shirley Hanson. Second were

Cole Petroleums players Bryan
Netzel, Ryan McFadden and
Terry Irving. Third and fourth
went to the Northern Music trio
of Lana Garner, Danielle
LeClerc and Leona Wilcox
followed by the Lindsay Cartage
team of Ronnie Boehm, and
Dexter and Henry Archibald.
The 28-team event consisted
of two registered Youth Bowling
members and an adult with an
established league average. All
teams have a handicap based on
their team’s total averages. A
team from Prince Rupert was
also entered. All teams were
generously sponsored by local
businesses. Sponsors were Fin-
ning Tractor, Inland Kenworth,
Crest Installations, Burdett
Distributors, Cy’s Ceramics,
I,C.G., Bri-Don Installations
and Skeena Cellulose. Others

_ were Sat-Com Sales, Lindsay's

Cartage, George Haugland
Trucking Ltd., Terrace Lanes,
Continental Explosives, Haida
Travel, Elker Auto, the White
Heather Club, Tri-Star Logging
and Roland's Falling.

B-Event final was taken by
Sat-Com Sales players — Robin,
Rickey and Ron Boehm. The
I1.C.G. threesome of Kim Mon-
ticth and Crystal and Gary
Edgar were second. Third was
taken by Cy’s Ceramics #1 tear
of Jeremy Gwilt, Quentin Free-
man and Cy Renney while
Thornhill Husky with Heather
Marshall, Sonja and Mary Krug
garnered fourth.

C-Event winners were George

Haugland Trucking Ltd. with

Lisa Haugland and Jamie and
Joyce Gibson. Second went to
mom and her boys from Crest
Installations, Jason, Matthew
and Teena Blake. Roland’s Fall-
ing team of Nolan Zak, Anona
and Tom Osborne finished third
with Bri-Don Installations play-
ers Shawn Stanvick and Shawn
and Sandra Heeley picking up
fourth place.

In the special awards category
based on Pins Over Average, the

Banquets, awards

for Minor

Terrace Minor Hockey is win-
ding up its season with two ban-
quet and awards nights this
week,

. They’ve split divisions insofar
as these events are planned. The
boys in peewee and down have

_ their feast and trophy presenta-

tions tomorrow night at 6:30 at
Thornhill Community Centre.

Older boys in bantam and up
have their season-ender Friday
night at a location not yet named
as we went to press, The older
players also have a dance on
their agenda.

' For the little ones, Minor
Hockey plans for a parent-and-
son affair with the parent asked
_ to pay $5 to help defray ex-

.penses. Either dad or mom will
be asked to accompany the

Hockey

young player to the sit-down
meal.

Spring Run

Now that spring has arrived
it’s time to brush the dust off
your running shoes. Would-be
joggers who need some incentive
to get out can aim for Terrace’s
annual five and 10 K Spring
Run. The event will start from
the Terrace Library, Sunday,
May 29th at 10 a.m.

This year’s event will also be
the B.C. Summer Games Zone 7
playdown for Masters Road
Racing. The first three finishers
in Masters Men (40+) and
‘Masters Women (35+) 10 K
event qualify to compete at the

1988 B.C. Summer Games. This

year’s games are being held in
Oak Bay/Greater Victoria, July
28 - 31.

Contact Irene Ennis at.
635-5719 for further informa-
tion,

team high triple was taken by
Thornhill. Husky with Heather
Marshall and Sonja and Mary
Krug racking up a plus-393.
Single game honors went to the
Northern Music Trio of Lana
Garner, Danielle LeClerc and
Leona Wilcox with a plus-199.
Nolan Zak grabbed both the
boys high triple and high single
games with a plus-181 for three
and 141 for one, The girls split
the honors with Heather Mar-
shalt getting the high triple with,

continued on page 23

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me ° ° Terrace Review — Wednesday, April 13, 1988 9

Great season

for Sharples

Jeff Sharples of Terrace can

‘be proud of the season just com-

pleted with the NHL’s Detroit
Red Wings — his first in the big
league.

‘*‘Sharps”’ placed 11th overall
in team scoring out of an overall
roster of 24 players. Only one
defenceman — Darren Veitch —
got more points than Jeff, and
he played seven more games
than Sharples.

Veitch ended up with 40
points, while Jeff had 35 on 10
goals and 25 assists.

In 56 games out of a possible
80, Sharples picked up only 42
minutes in penalties. Seventeen

‘Wings spent more time in the sin

bin than Jeff.

He also had a solid plus-13 for
his on-ice performance involving
goals scored by his team against
goals scored by the opponent.

As for rookie scoring stats, he
finished just out of the top 10
for the overall league. This
could help him in gaining a berth
on the league’s all-star rookie
team.

All Seasons atoms
sixth at Aldergrove

Terrace All Seasons atoms
placed sixth overall out. of 18
teams at the Aldergrove Minor
Hockey tournament on the
Easter weekend.

In their ‘C’ division, they
came out with second place after
losing 5-1 to Prince Rupert in
their final game. The youngsters
posted an overall record of four
wins and two losses.

Two team members came
home with major awards.

Scott Blanes was one of [0
players named overall to the all-
star team. Scott gained his berth
on the first squad.

Ken Lavoie was honored by
picking up the most sport-
smanlike player award for the
entire tournament,

Terrace started by whipping
the host team 13-2, Then they
lost 7-5 to North Delta.

Their next three games were
all victories — 11-1 over
Portlarid, 7-5 over Portland and

5-4 over Hope.

Meanwhile, the Kitimat

| Rotary atoms finished runnerup

in ‘C’ section at the Killarney
tournament, They recorded one
win against four losses.

the Terrace Public Library.

The Terrace Duplicate Bridge Club meats avery Wednesday at 7:15
p.m. at Galedonla Senter Secondary in the cafeteria, Anyone in-
terested In playing please contact Elten Smith at 635-4096 or May
McFarland at 635-2875. Everyone welcome.

One Parent Families meet the second Wednesday of avery month at

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