TERRACE TOPPED THEM ALL in the Team Shoot section
of the first annual trap shoot held here last month. Shown
above is the winning Terrace squad (left to right) Vic Dean,
Bob Korrer, Dave Carey, Ed Hein and J, R. Harrison.

SECOND HIGHEST MARKSMAN in the shoot was Bob

Karrer, also of Terrace:

LADY SHARPSHOOTERS in the Rod and Gun Club event
were Toots Hein (left) and Eva Carey.

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HIGH GUN in the Terrace Rod and Gun Club trap shoot

was Ed Hein of Terrace.

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“Terrace On Top.
In First Trap Shoot

_ Official results of the Terrace Rod & Gun Club's first
annual registered ATA international trap shoot have been
released, and Terrace marksmen are high on the list of

winners,

The trap shoot was held at ‘the
Rod & Gun shooting range on
August 20 and 21 with ‘entrants
travelling from ag far away as

Prince George to take part fh

competitions,

Class A winner in Event Num-
her 1 was Ed Hein of Terrace.
Second plate -went to Bob Karrer,
also of Terrace, In Class B, A.
Steward’ and D. Carey took the
top spots. Class C went to Bill
MeDonald and. Art Hein, In the
Ladies’ Class, first place was won
by Toots Hein with Eva Carey tak-
ing second place.

Event Number 2 saw Dom
Dominate of Prince Rupert chalk
up the win with Hirsch Hopcott
and Bob Karrer as second and
third.

Number Three event went to
Ed Hein, with Bob Karrer second
and A. Steward third.

Class A of Number 4 Event
went to Bob Karrer and the second
spot went to Tom Cormack. in
Class B, it was A. Steward and G.
Headey in that order, Class C. saw
Dan O'Brien take the first place
spot while second went ta Ron
Emmons.

Event Number 6, the Calcutta
Sweepstakes, went to Dan O’Brien
with a score of 92. Second place
winner was Bob Karrer with a
score of 90.

In the 50 bird medley, Bob Kar-
Ter was the top and Tom Cormack
placed second.

-Karrer again headed the action.

in. the Class A section of the 25
pr. doubles. Cormack was. second.
Class B went to''G. Headey and
Junior Harrison while Class C
went to Ron Emmons and Bob
Whiting.

Terrace came out on top in the
Team Shoot, (25 targets, 22 yards)
with a team comprised: of Bob
Karrer, Ed Hein, Jr.. Harrison,
Vie Dean and Dave Carey.

Runners-up in the Team Shoot
were the boys from Prince George

THORNHILL CLUB
GETS TROPHY

Thornhill Golf -Club member
Phil Davies of Terrace, won the
cham-
pionship at Smithers last weekend.

Davies scored a gross of 220 in
the 54 hole tourney, topping. the
64 male entries. Jack Marten of

also. a Thornhill
member, placed fifth. ;

Third, fourth and fifth in the
low net section were Al Fogtman
of Terrace, Bob Armstrong of
Prince Rupert and John Yasinchuk
of Terrace. Yasinehuk also won
the “Pitch and Putt” competition
staged Sunday afternoon. -

Mrs. Tona Armstrong won the
Ladies’ Tournament for the third
consecutive year. Mrs.. Marylin
Davies placed second in the low
net section. —

Thornhill members making the
trip to the Bulkley Valley were
Mr. and Mra. Al Fogtman, Mr. and
Mrs, P. Davies, Mr. and Mra. B.
Armstrong,. Mr.. and Mrs, J. Mar-
ten, John Anderson, Ernie McCon-

nell, Ernie Sande and John Yasin-

chuk.

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local regulations were

H. Hopcott, T. Cormack, G. Head-
ey and A, Steward.

High Gun award of the shoot’

went to Terrace marksman, Ed
Heln. Bob Kearrer, another Ter-
race man, took second place and
‘a Prince George man, H. Hopcott
placed third.

The Women's Event saw Toots! -

Hein and Eva Carey in first and
Second positions.

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FOR SPCA BRANCH

Because of the increasing num:
ber of abandoned animals ih the
Thornhill area several residents
have started proceedings to estab-

lish a chapter of the SPCA within

the community,
_ In order to get financial assist-
ance from the parent body a mini.

mum of forty paid up members|.

is required. The membership fee
is $2.00.

Although - the SPCA ts more
generally known for its work in
connection with the prevention of
cruelty to animals, it serves other
purposes’ within the community.
If.a shelter were to be established
in Thornhill, residents would he
able to deposit unwanted pets at
the shelter where they would re-
eeive proper care until a new
home could be obtained for them.
An inspector. would maintain the
shelter, . see: that provincial and
enforced,
act as a dog catcher and generally
see that animals. were properly
controlled in the area. —

Presently, animals are being
thrown from cars onte private
property, abandoned on road sides,
being shot at, or killed by cars.
There are 50 many uncontrolled
dogs roaming the streets, that the
Situation Is. becoming a major
problem to residents. ~

Anyone who is concerned about
this problem and would like to
see an animal shelter and an in-
spector in Thornhill’ should
contact Mrs. N. Winding, Thorn-
hill Subdivision,.- or phone VI3-
2750 in the evenings if you desire
further - information.

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