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MGOLFER JIM RIG-
ler shot the low net at
the Skeena Valley Open
men’s golf tournament,
Just eight strokes up on
Clayton Harris in
championship flight.

MTERRACE’'S DAN
Rosengren, golfer and
former club pro at the
Skeena Valley Golf and
Country club, posted a
20th place performance
ai the B.C. Amateur
Golf Championships.

MAFTER A TWO-
year drought, Richard
Krieg] bounced back to
claim the Terrace Ten-
nis Open men’s title.

MCOMING OFF TWO
Saturday evening wins,
Gord Klassen set a new
irack time at the Ter-
race Speedway, clock-
ing a 18.79 lap in
Sunday’s time trials to
break his own Hobby
class record.

MINEARBLY 30 SHARP-
shooters took to eight
stations at the 100-bird
Ducks Unlimited
Sporting Clays shoot
held at the local rod and
fun range. Terrace’s
Bill Watson came away
with the tournament’s
high score.

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MTHE BACK EDDY
mixed softball team
capped three days of
solid ball with a 16-12
win over host Tillicum
Lodgers to take a Nass
Camp scrub tourney,
The squad picked up
most valuable male and
female player awards
plus best outfielder.

MKIM COWBURN
fired a 74 on day two
of the 36-hole Skeena
Valley Ladies’ Golf
tournament, to take the
title for the third con-
secutive year,

MBLUEBACK swim-
mers pula great finish

august

MSIX LOCAL ATH-
letes hit the medals at
this year’s B.C. Sum-
mer Games: Dan
Rosengren and Tony
Lopes (Men’s team
golf); Errol Mutschke,
and Roger Chicoine
(Junior parachuting);
Dee Jenion and Doug
Jenion (Masters tennis,
Mixed doubles).

BTERRACE YOUTH
soccer players took all
three divisions in the
Riverboat Days Youth
Invitational here in the
August long weekend
festivities.

on the season by bring-
ing home eight gold
medals, including a re-
lay gold, from the
‘AAA’ provincials.

MROD AND gun club
member Glenn Poilock
topped the individual
honours with a 436
score at this year’s

Kermodei Cup match |

in Thornhill.

MSMITHERS' RICH-
ard Hartison took the
King of the Mountain
race for the [Ith year,
followed a minute and
ahalflater by Terrace’s
Colin Parr, who came
in second place overall.

M@THE FIRST-EVER
Riverboat drag race
drew thousands of fans
from all over the north-
west to see Kitimat’s
Dave Saunders take
first in the Class A.
Terrace’s Ian Black and
Trevor Gibson hit the
asphalt in their snow-
machines ta take the
bike class event.

MRACER RICK LE-
tourneau blazed his
way to victory in the
Super-Pro class at the
Northern Bracket Na-
tionals held in Prince
George.

—september—

MITERRACE’S WEST-
point Rentals slo-pitch
team picked up their
second consecutive
Smithers tournament
title. The squad re-
peated last year’s tri-
umph to walk away
with the $1,500 cheque
in a 24-team tourney,
earning them a berth in
next year’s diamond
showdown,

MSKEENA Valley
Golf Club’s Kim
Cowburn defended her
Northern Ladies Open
title and ended her sea-
son with another victory,

: . Year End In Review Brought

MTHE DEFENDING
champs at this year’s
Terrace Tennis club
championships held
their ground at the last
tournament of the
club’s playing season.

MA LAKE COWICH-
an raider took his sec-
ond consecutive Log-
gers Sports title at the
Skeena Valley Fall Fair.
Terrace’s Gerry Lam-
bert scored a local vic-
tory in the Novice
Chokerman’s race,

@JULES LAFRANCE
cruised to an easy vic-

tory in the Demolition
Derby at the Terrace
Stock car wind-up.

BABOUT 70 SHOOT-
ers, some from as far
away as the northwest-
ern United States, took
part in Terrace’s Pacific
International 500-bird
trap shoot at the
Thornhill range.

ZONE 10 ATHLETES
emerged winners once
again from the B.C, Se-
nior Games, Terrace
swimmer Joe Mandur
carved his way to six
swimming golds.

Lo You By
These Community

_ Minded Businesses.

MTHELATEST RANK-
ings in Swim Canada
magazine show the
1995 long course sea-
son Top 25, listing the
Points North 4X50m
Medley relay quartet,
which include Terr-
ace’s Tristan Brown
and Bryan Palahicky,
for having recorded the
second fastest time in
Canada for 11-12 Boys.

B@ BACK TO BACK
rounds of a low 79 car-
ried Tyler Gibson to
his second consecu-
tive title in the 36-hole
Skeena Valley Junior
Club golf champion-
ship.

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GETTING SERIOUS airtime at the Terrace Ten-
nis Open is Richard Krieg!. He proved to be the
eventual overall men’s winner.

MAFTER DROPPING
a pair of weekend
games to Kitimat rivals,
Terrace’s bantam rep
hockey team heads
north for the first time
to compete in
Whitehorse.

BTHE TERRACE
Hiking club has
adopted the Thornhill
Mountain Trail as the
“Vicki Krykiywyj Me-
morial Trail” in honour
of their late long-time

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THE OFFICIAL SOD TURNING FOR the Terrace
Youth Soccer Association’s new facility at Christy
Park marked the start of an exciting pariad. In the
centre is Soccer-mum Elsa Murphy flanked by
Kegan Belina (left) and Candace Ross (right).

member and friend
who was one of the,
driving forces’ behind
the club.

MITERRACE JUNIORS
ringette squad placed
a solid second in the
Joy Hoffman Memo-
tial Ringette Tourna-
ment in Prince
George, taking three
out of four games.

EITHE CANYON CITY
Warriors basketball
squad from the Nass
Valley village of

Gitwinksihlkw upset
Kitkatla 77-68 to se-
cure one of the two ran-
- dom berths in the up-
coming 1996 All Na-
tive Basketball Tourna-
ment in Prince Rupert.

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CA TYCHO was just one of the local

riders
taking pant in the annual Timberland Horse Show.
The annual show tests the skills of riders and their
abilities te communicate with their horses.

——dec

i———october

MWATHLETES FROM
around the northwest
gathered in Terrace for
the 15th annual All
Seasons Half Marathon
and Fall Run. Kim
Barriere of Terrace
won her division for
women aged 20-39,
placing 19th overall.
Ray Warner took the
top honours and fourth
spot over ali in the

-men’s and women’s

groups aged 40-99,

MTERRACE NORTH-
men rugby team has
named George da
Costa, the squad's
fleet-footed scrum half,
as Most Valuable

MISKATER VANESSA
LeBlanc flawlesssly
landed three new
doubles in a stellar per-
formance that cata-
pulted her to the top of
the field of 24 juvenile
girls at the provincial
figure skating champi-
onships.

SSKEENA CELLU-
lose Pee Wee reps de-
feated Kitimat to stay
on tap of the play in the
iri-city league.

NEARLY 900 SEAS-
on passes have been
sold by the Shames

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Player while Kevin
Letawski was awarded
Rookie of the Year.

., TWELVE-FOLD
increase in a local
school gym rental fee
threatens the future of
the Terrace Badminton
Club. The club has used
the Thornhill Second-
ary Jr. gym since the
school was first built.

MITERRACE SKATERS
Carol Kozier and
Daniel Miller have
booked berths with ex-
cellent performances in
the try-outs for the

1996 B.C. Winter |

Games.

—november——

Mountain Ski Corpora-
tion so far, the highest
number ever sold.

BTERRACE INLAND
Kenworth Bantam Reps
went 2-and-2 to finish
fifth at an eight-team
‘AAA’ bantam tourna-
ment in Williams Lake.
The Terrace team was
the only ‘AA’ ranked
team there.

THE .DAWN GARN-
er rink curled their way
toa second place finish
in ‘B’ event At the 1995
Ladies Edelweiss
Bonspiel in Smithers.

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SDOUBLE VICTOR-
jes in their December
openers have gotten the
Caledonia Kermode
basketball team off toa
good start.

BTHREE BLUEBACK.
swimmers have put in
astounding perfor-
mances in Richmond to
win berths in the Youth
Nationals next June:
Marina Checkley,
Garth Coxford, and
Chris Kerman all
shaved seconds off
their best times to
qualify for the national
competition in Ottawa.

WRESTLERS FROM
Caledonia and Skeena
Jr. Secondary easily
pinned down medals at
the annual Hazelton
Warm-Up tourney. The
Terrace team emerged
with a second place fin-
ish among 160 com-
petitors in | ] teams.

BTHE CELTICS, LED
by 6-foot-2 Grade 7
student Robert Haug-
land, emerged as cham-
pions of the Terrace
Mini-Basketball
League by edging the
Magic 59-56 in the
playoff final.

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