‘B2 © Terrace Review — Wednesday, October 3, 1990

Rousing first rally
for Thornhill Pub_

It was a lot of work, but it was
great fun, and organizers of the
Thornhill Pub’s first annual car
rally on Sept. 22 expect a much
larger turnout for the next event
than the seven teams competing
this year. -

The foursome ‘of Cindy and
Dave Mitzemberg, plus Wayne
Hamilton and Trevor Neilson,
accumulated the mast points for
first place. Larry Anderson’s
team of Jack Smaha, Diane
Hawryluk; Louise Thome .and

Rudy to
minors

Another Terrace Minor
Hockey star from the early
1980’s has been shipped back to
the minors.

Muscular forward Rudy Poes-
chek was farmed out with
several others Thursday as New
York Rangers padded their
Binghamton squad of the
American Hockey League. |

Poeschek spent most of last
season with Flint Spirits of the
International League. In 38
games he scored eight goals,
picked up 13 assists, and spent
109 minutes in the penalty box.

The Rangers called him up for
{5 games during the NHL
season, but he failed to earn a
point. During this stint his time
in the penalty box was 55
minutes.

Eleanor Tosezak won the run-
nerup spot.

Third place went to the
Gurszki team of Paul, Bruce and
Kelly.

The rally started with teams
driving around Thornhill and
Terrace while following an in-
siruction sheet. Part two of the
event had them taking photos at
various locations.

They also had to go to assort-
ed locations for find ‘letters’
that would make up a special

word.

And, to make things even
tougher, a scavenger hunt was
included for up to a dozen items.

The last leg of the three-hour

trek had them shooting a golf

ball on a specially built miniature
golf hole.

The picture-taking chore
brought out special prizes for
the most obscene photo, shock-
ing photo and uncomfortable
photo.

Best at many things: the winning team in the multi-
disciplined Thornhill Pub car rally held Sept. 22 was
Cindy and Dave Mitzemberg, Wayne Hamilton and

Trevor Nelson. The pub expects to run another rally
next year.

The Scores Are...

SKEENA VALLEY JUNIOR GOLF CLUB
_ CHAMPIONSHIP — SEPTEMBER 22 WEEKEND

1st Flight
Gross

1, Brian Cox, 189 —

2. Matt Soules, 194

3. Kevin Oates, 195

4, Shane DeJong, 203
5. Tyler Gibson, 208

6. Adam Kirkwood, 232

Net

1, Sheldon McInnes, 143
2. Scott Gingles, 145

3. Brian Barwise, 154

4. Jason Krause, 155

5. Scott Blaines, 158

6. Shawn Buck, 185

2nd Flight
Gross

1. Terry Smith, 208

2. Mike McAllister, 227
3. Mark Dhami, 234

4, Jeff Mathens, 239

5. Kevin Andrews, 241

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Nel

1. Chris Holtom, 138

2. David Erickson, 140
3. Tyler Robinson, 141
4, Michael Cooper, 162

3rd Flight
Gross

1. Ryan Miller, 118

2. Tyler Rosengren, 120
3. Raegan McAllister, 131
4, Jeff Marcean, 137

5. Steven Brown, 167

6, Mandy McInnes, 184
Net

i. Kara DeJong, 51

2. Ryan Stevenson, 65
J. Wade Stevenson, 66
4, Travis Tait, 77

5. Danny Howenivk, 90
6. Michelle Irvine, 132
7. Stacey Marcean, 213:

NOTE:

Correction to Terrace men’s
recreational hockey league schedule in.
the Sept. 19 Terrace Review —

All Wednesday night games start at
10 p.m., not 7:45,

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"EVENINGS 835- 2041

it looks like golf but It isn’t. One of the events in the

‘Thornhill Pub’s car rally was shooting through a

specially designed miniature golf course.

TOURISM IS A SHARED EXPERIENCE — BETWEEN IRESIDENTS AND
VISHORS — AND TERRACE HAS SO MUCH TO SHARE ALL YEAR
ROUND! WHATEVER THE SEASON AND WHATEVER THE REASON —
VISTORS TO TERRACE ARE STRUCK BY THE SPECTACULAR
SCENERY — VAST QUIET SPACES — AND FRIENDLY PEOPLE! DAVE
ESTACAILLE IS A TECHNICIAN AT SKEENA BROADCASTERS, AND
HAS LIVED IN TERRACE FOR 26 YEARS! HE LOVES TO BE ABLE TO
GET TO GREAT OPEN SPACES IN & MINUTES — AND IS PROUD TO-
CALL TERRACE “HOME”.

ROR CK OMIMERC E
WU ASSBTANCE [ROM THe CHY OF HRRACT

TF RRAC -E & OSTRIET C HAM

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