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Terrace’s All Seasons Expose became home-grown softball champions at the end of summer by winning the provincial
Intermediate ’C’ title at the mixed slo-pitch championship in Surrey,

New manager, new board
new season begins for
Terrace Curling Club -

Under new manager Bruce
Carruthers — the Terrace Curl-
ing Club’s third new boss in the
past two years — curlers can ex-
pect another active season of
regular leagues plus numerous

_ bonspiels. .
_ Veteran curler Norah Jacques
takes over the president’s chair
for the 1990-91 season. Ken
Blanes is past president, while
Gordon Oates is vice prexy and
. Heimke Haldane is treasurer.

Curling | is set to start Oct. 9.
The ice should be in by Oct. 1.
"Carruthers admits he has no
- background in. curling rink

- operation, but points out that
. ‘fis 18 years of varied manage-
‘ment skills plus splendid support

-- from iceman ‘Scott Easton and
canteen manager Marie Beckly
and ‘all ‘the concerned directors
should make his. job relatively

easy, :

“W's a: matter of co-orddina-.

’ ting the ‘different’ leagues and
personnel . to create a goal of

working. harmony," Carruthers ,

told us, .

Right now the club needs
some volunteers in order to com-
plete a number of projects this
season.

These include redecorating the
downstairs lounge, revamping
and painting the kitchen, and ice
installation. °

Junior curling after. school
will again be in place this year.

The Curl Canada program al-
ready has 25 signed up. Curlers
and newcomers are invited to
sign up at the club from 7 to 9
p.m. on the 27th and 28th.

‘"We had registration at the
Skeena Mall one Saturday and
signed up nUMeTOUS players,”
hetold us, «|

There's still opening: for the

Monday mixed league, the Tues-
day morning open session, plus

men’s and women’s night

leagues up til Thursday night,

The Friday mixed league is full.

., A.7-to-9 night mixed dtawon..
‘Saturdays is a possibility, Some
items coming up at.the begin:

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ning include...
@ A ladies potluck supper on
Oct. 3 at 6:30 p.m.

@ A men’s pizza and games -

night on Oct. 4.
@ A Level One
course on Oct. 13.

@ Beginning of Curl Canada i in- |

struction on the 20th.

@ The opening mixed bonspiel.
on either Oct. 27 or November 3
weekend.

@ The popular cash bonspiel | 7
comes up on November 11 week-

end.
.@ The equaily popular ‘sponsor

appreciation’ spiel follows this”

later that month.

Other major bonspiel dates |
_ will be announced following

meetings this month among zone

reps, Assured dates will likely be -

the annual ladies’ Valentine
Bonspiel | in. February and: the

men's Loggers spiel on™ Easter .

weekend.
For information on signing
up, phone the. rink at 635-8583.

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Car rally this weekend

The Thornhill Pub is hosting its first annual car rally on
September 22 weekend. It costs $15 per person, adults only. Each
entrant gets a hat, a hamburger and some refreshment. Seatbelts
are a must for all competitors. Entries must sign up at the

Thornhill Pub before race day.

The rally runs in Thornhill and Terrace, and it includes some

| photography and a scavenger hunt. Full details are available frora

WANTED#&

Curlers for the following leagues:

Monday Mixed, Tuesday Mens,
Wednesday Ladies, Wednesday Juniors,
Thursday Mens, Saturday Commercial, _

Saturday Nite Mixed, and Sunday Family

FINAL REGISTRATION DAYS WILL
__.. ‘BE HELD AT THE CURLING CLUB:
| SPETEMBER 27th and 28th from 7 p.m. to.9:p.m.

“Get Swept-Up'in the Fun” =}
| Call. Bruce at 635- 5583 ; :

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