Bi4 - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, March 26, 1997

Sport Scope.

Hockey playoffs continue

TERRACE MEN’S Recreational hockcy is in the mid- dle of their playoff schedule and things arc heating up.

As of Sunday afternoon, the Chapter One Aeros of the Rec league were undefeated, with one win and a tie to give them three points, Tied for second were Preci- sion Builders Blues and White Spot, cach with two points.

In the Oldtimer’s league, the Northern Motor Inn Okies were tied for first place with the SRD Blues, both with two points, , Playoffs continue tonight with the Okies squaring olf against the Timbermen and the Blues playing Subway in the Oldtimers division. The Rec division is back at it tomorrow night, when the Blues take on All Seasons and the Bullies take on Skeena Cablevision.

Both sesies will finish up this weekend, with the Oldtimers championship game played Saturday at 10:15, p.m. and the Rec championship game laking place Sunday at 3 p.m..

Bowlers at Provincials

A NUMBER OF Terrace youth bowler were in Kelowna this past weekend to compete in the Provin- cial five-pin Youth Bowling Championships.

Our Junior Boys team from Terrace was representing Northern B.C.. The team includes Phillip Durand, Joseph Prevost, Jesse Mumford, Jonathan Peltier and Robbie Miller. They are coached by Marg Mumford.

Terrace also had a single compete in the tournament -— Carl Haugland bowled in the Junior Boys’ categary.

Watch for the results in an upcoming edition of the Standard,

Onion Lake open

WITH A 50 centimetre base, the Onion Lake ski trails still have lots of skiing left before the season’s out. All the trails are groomed and in great shape for classic skiing and skating,

Meanwhile, the introduction to overnight ski touring classes set to go in March have been moved to April. Instruction will include lessons on how to build and sleep in snow caves.

For more information, call 798-2227.

Jamboree this weekend

TERRACE WILL host the Dairyland Sportsmanship Jamboree Hockey Tournament this weekend.

Teams in the Peewee and Atom divisions from seven northwest communitics will converge at the arena March 29 and 30. About 136 players, along with 16 coaches and managers will take part.

The tournament will focus on fun, sportsmanship and team play. For more information, call Norma Gun- laffson at 635-1511,

Climb and crash THE FIRST race of the year for the new Terrace OF- froad Cycling Association (TORCA) is set to take place April 6. ; The race will be the Shames Mountain Hillclimb next Sunday. For more information call Mike at 635-5225.

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Maundy Thursday Service Knox United Church Good Friday Service Good Friday, March 28 - 7:30 p.m. 11:00 a.m. Joint Service al Easter Sunday Service St. Matthews Anglican Church 11:00 a.m. Euster Sunday,

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Good Friday Service The Evangelicel Churches of Terrace join in presenting the Good Friday Service. This special day will be remembered In song and in a Communion Service.

March 28 at 10:00 a.m.

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‘Thornhill Community Church 7 Easter Sunday Musical Celebration at 11:00 a.m. at the Thornhill Community Hall

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Holy Thursday 8:00 p.m. Good Friday.......s+ss-.d00 p.m.

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Score Board |

Terrace Minor Hockey Association Peewee House League Finals

League Play Rotary First Place Farwast Second Bradford and Sons Third Skeena Cable Fourth Playoffs - March 8 Bradfard 6 Skeena Cable 2 March 10 Farwest 3 Rotary 2

Farwest wins the playoffs.

Terrace Men’s Indoor Soccer |

March 16 Forastry 8 Rovers 1 Overwaitea 8 Castoffs 5 Internationals 10 United 10

Terrace Men’s Recreational Hockey

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Precision Blues 5 Skeana Cable

Chapter One 4 White Spot March 18

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Skeena Cable 3 All Seasons March 20

White Spot 8 Precision Blues

Terrace Men’s Oldtimers Hockey

March 14 Subway 4 SAD Blues 3 Playofis March 19 SRD Blues 5 Timbermen Northem Okies 8 Subway 0

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League Standings Men’s Old-Timers Hockey Regular Season Final Standings

TEAM GP W L_TPTS SAD Blues 37 19 16 2 40 Northern Okies 37 19 16 2 40 Timbermen 27 1311 #3 29, Subway 37°13 #21 #3 29 Men's Rec League Regular Season Final Standings TEAM GP W L TPTS Precision Blues 38 24 10 4 §2 Back Eddy 38 22 13 #3 47 Chapter One 38 21 12 #5 47 All Seasons 38 15 19 4 34 Skeena Cable 38 12 20 6 30 White Spat 38 7 27 #4 #18 Terrrace Men's Indoor Soccer TEAM GP W tL TPTS Overwaitea 1814 #2 1 43 Forestry 1361045 #2 3% Internationals 17 8 7F 2 26 Castoffs 1a 7 8 3 234 United 18 3 12 #3 12 Rovers 13 2 10. 1 7

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