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in Labor Day
fishing derby |

Six hundred ardent fishermen
hauled. in over one ton. of water-
grown food during Kitimat’s se-
cond annual fish derby on the
Labor Day weekend.

Although many didn’t bother
to weigh in their catch, the total

poundage from the 237 fish reg- —

istered was 2,285 pounds.

The prize of a trip for two to
Vancouver for the biggest fish
went to Kitimat’s Ron Sommer-
feld for his 59-pound halibut.

The prize for the only out-of-
town winner went to John Metz-
inger of Thousand Oaks, Calif-
omnia. He won for the biggest
fish caught by a visitor.

‘Lew Truesdale was the major
money winner. His 15 . 1/2
pound coho earned him $775
dollars. Young Mike Siclari
picked up a rod and reel for his
13 1/4 pound coho in the junior
class.

Another . youngster, Sean
O'Brien, won a prize for the
smallest fish caught. Sean’s

demon-of-the sea cracked the

scales at. only one- “quarter
pound.
‘Hidden, weight winners were

‘Northmen >
taken out
in final

A two-win and one-loss
record wasn’t quite good enough

for the Terrace Northmen to.

clinch top spot in the Division
Three rugby playoff for the Col-
umbia Cup at Prince George on
the Labor Day weekend.

The Northmen won their first
game by default. The team orig-

inally set to play failed to show
up. Their place was taken by

Prince George Knots. Although
the Northmen won. by default,

they played the Knots and beat

them 12-6.

In game two of their six-team
setup, the Northmen defeated
Gibsons 12-3,

This put them into the final

against Prince George Barbar-

ians. The younger Prince George
team proved too tough for the
Northmen as they downed our
Terrace entry 26-3.

Jim Cole (7 1/4.Ibs.), Steve Low: .

gia (13 Ibs.), Rick Belmont (9

1/4 lbs.), Joe Caetano (12 1/2.

Ibs.), and Trevor: James (10
Ibs.).

Organizers declared the derby |

an outstanding success,

Helgason
takes |
open

Fraser Lake’s George Noth
made a bid for a fifth straight
Northern B.C. Men’s Open Golf
title on the Labor Day weekend,

but he fell four strokes short of

his goal.
Smithers’

overall low gross honors for the
annual 54-hole event. |

Clyde’ Trudeau of Prince

Rupert shot a 211 which was

good enough for overall low net

honors,

The tournament attracted 224,

golfers — the largest entry even
For the Northwest area. It also
had a hole-in-one.

The ace was canned by Brian
Botterall of Smithers on opening
day, Botterall scored his gem on
the par-three,

Vancouver,

Larry Gordon of Prince .

Rupert shot a 232 for low gross
honors in the championship

flight. Glen Sikkes of Smithers

took low net with 214.
In an all-Smithers ‘A’ flight,

Doug Den-Boer won low gross. -

while Bob Shiack took low net.
‘B’ flight winners were George

Wilson of-the host club for gross °

and Al Beach of Burns Lake for
net.

For ‘C’ flight,
gross honors, -while Dennis
Choinicki of. Kitimat won the
net...
In the seniors flight, Smithers’
Ed Collinson shot a 221 for low

net. Larry Rustad of . Prince —

George had 250 for low gross.

The tournament offered more —
. than $12,000 in prizes.

Soccer kids take ~
silver in Langley

“Two out of three Kitimat
minor soccer teams made it to
their division finals at the
Langley Tournament-of-Cham-
pions on. the Labor Day week-
end, ‘but both came away with
silver medals as runnersup.

The Division Three (13 and

14) reps won three straight to -

gain their final berth. They beat
Richmond Roadrunners 3-2,
downed Langley Roadrunners
5-2 and blanked Seattle 3-0. -

In the final they. went up
against Williams Lake Stamped-
ers and lost 3-0.

The Division Five (under-12)
reps had a two-win, one-loss
mark going into their final
against River Road Razorbacks.
They had beaten Langley
T-Birds 7-0 and defeated. North
Delta 7-0 before losing 1-0 to
Langley Cobras.

In their final they lost 4-2 to
the Razorbacks..- |

A Division Four (13 and 14)

Kitimat girls team also competed . [|
_ at Langley. They were elimi-

nated in two straight — 2-0 by

“Langley Tidal Waves and 2-0 by

Richmond Cardinals. .

Helge Helgason. [|
fired a 229 which gave him -f.

193-yard, 11th’
hole, and won a trip for two to’

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_KERMODE FOUR-WHEELERS LABOUR DAY
WEEKEND RALLY

Competitors are listed in order of finish, from first to third.
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Buggies — — Ron Gowe, Terry Marton, Mark Titterton :
Short Wheelbase 4 X 4 — Ghyslain Patry, Ken Nigh |.
Medium Wheelbase 4X 4 — Jim Irvine, J.P. Leroche, Gary Kerr

. OBSTACLE COURSE

Buggies — Terry Morton, Mark Titterton, Calvin Kerr
Short Wheelbase 4 X 4 — Ghyslain Patry, Ken Blades
. Medium Wheelbase 4xX4— J. P, Leroche, Gary Kerr, Ron Schmidt

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Stock 4 X 4 — Ron Schmidt, Peter Dobler, Brent Verstrate
. Street and Trail 4 X 4 — Jim irvine, Dan Thickett; Bill Packer .

~ SAND DRAGS

Buggies — Mark Titterton, Calvin Kerr
A.T.V."s — Ron Ferguson, Chris Ferguson, Ken Nigh
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Hard Luck Drivers — Ghyslain Patry, Terry Morton
TOP VEHICLES
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Top Eliminator — Jim Irvine

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