Terrace Review —~ Wednesday, September 25, 1991 ll

Several hundred dollars went

into the coffers for the third annu-

al Todd Gieselman Memorial
‘Ice-Breaker’ hockey tournament
at the Terrace arena on Sept. 14
weekend.

After expenses, most of the
money donated went to the late
goal-tender‘’s young daughter
Samantha. for her future
education. As for the tournament,
it was won by the Orangemen.

The Orangemen and Chiefs both
topped their five-team round-
robin divisions. The final featured
excellent early season hockey
with the Orangemen edging out a
5-4 win on a goal by Trevor.
Hendry with two minutes left.

All 10 teams advanced to a play-
off, Unfortunately, the fifth-place
division finishers (All Seasons
and Silver Bullets) failed to show
up for their Sunday morning
windup, resulting in a double
default.

In the fourth-place battle,
Norm‘s Auto took out Skeena
Hotel 11-2. For third-place hon-
ours it was Wee Geordies of Kiti-
mat downing Fraser Lake 5-3.

- Smithers outscored Stewart 5-3
to capture second-place medals.

Each team named a most valu-
able player; Skeena — Brent
Webb; Silver Bullets — Joey
Turner; Orangemen — Mario
Desjardins; Smithers — Jerry
Watson; Fraser Lake — Scott
Palfeneir; Wee Geordies — John
Aikens; Stewart — Phil Kassum,;
All Seasons — Barry Heit,
Norm‘s Auto — Gord Gillis,

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The Orangemen breezed through. the season-opening Todd
Gieselman Memorial Icebreaker hockey tournament on the

September 14 weekend to go undefeated in this third annual -

event. They downed the Chiefs 5-4 in the final game.

Chiefs — Mike LeBlonde.

Todd Gieselman’s mother,
Edith, presented all the awards
and thanked everyone involved
for the effort.

Rod and Gun Clu

Debbie Carruthers is the 1991
Skeena Valley Ladies’ Golf Club
champion. She won the title in
the 36-hole club championship
tournament on Sept. 14 weekend.

The overall low net crown went

to Leona Wilcox on a countback.
Low gross for the championship
flight went to Liana Long with
Gail Johnson as runnerup. Lynn
Cooper placed third. For low net
it was Linda Hamilton first, Linda

Carruthers top lady golfer

Juba second, and Helen Williams
third.

In the first flight, Sandy Smith -
won low gross followed by Judy
Lioyd-Jones and Sharon Brewer-
ton.

hosts annual shoot

They held the 11th annual P:L:T.A. trap shoot at the Terrace
Rod and Gun Club on Sept. 14 weekend, and although
attendance was down slightly from last year, chairman Vic Dean
said competition was close and the weatherman cooperated.

Shooters from the Pacific Northwest won the lion’s share of

trophies and prize money at this shoot.

Organizers expressed sincere thanks to the merchants of
Terrace for their continued support, and to all shooters taking
part. oo

Event winners plus runnersup (with scores) are listed in this
week’s Scoreboard.

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