Golf and Country Club.
Under an agreement between

the golf club and Sundance Ski -

Hauptman

and Sports store, the trail runs
an approximate course” around .
the perimeter of the club
; grounds. -

_It starts and ends at-the gate
leading totheequipment shed by -
the ninth hole tee-off. Part-of
the trail leads through cleared ©
areas beside the fairways. ;

Skiers will be able to use the
golf club’s kitchen facilities, —
where they’! also pay an admis-
sion for use of the course.

Plans call for openings on
Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays.
during daylight hours. Fees are:
daily, with those 15 and over
paying $3, juniors eight to 14
plus seniors over 65 will pay $2 a
day.
_ Fhere’s no charge for children

seven and under.

thiey’d take a look at early atten-
dance before making plans to -
continue,

“We're hoping this will
develops:into something
regular,”’ he told us. ‘Terrace’
has never had a large cross-
country base before or a track-
set area that was always

operating. It’s simply a question

of whether local skiers want to
use a permanent track.”

Long was asked why the golf

club had changed policy on
winter use of the grounds. For
years the club had warned skiers.
and snowmobilers to stay off the
grounds or face trespassing
charges.

-“These days the majority of:
golf clubs in the province have -

tracks for skiing. As long as

notices are posted to stay onthe |

tracks and skiers obey the rules,
then no damage will take place. .

“The only things they really.

worry about is damage to the
greens. If this happens, they’d
shut down the venture.”

Long said most Of the track i is
over roads used by equipment.
vehicles around the course, Only
asmall part of the fairways, and
none of the greens are used.

-Skiers must have their own
equipment, or rent it downtown.
‘For more information, con-

tact Dan Rosengren at the golf

‘course, or Roy Long at Sun-
dance Ski and Sport. .

Golf course to |
open ski trail

‘Cross-country skiers in Terrace. have begun’ using a
new two-and-a-half kilometer trail at the Skeena Valley:

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Prince’ Rupert’s Darryl
Hauptman put together a record
of five wins against one loss to
capture the 10-team men’s
District Six curling playdowns at
the Terrace Curling Club on

- Jan. 7 weekend,

. The double-knockout playoff,

. featuring teams from Terrace,

Prince Rupert, Smithers and

Roy Long of Sundance told us | Houston, saw. Hauptman. win

‘A’ side by beating Smithers’
Ken Giles 5-4, downing Rupert’s
Ken McLean ‘6-4, and: edging

- Smithers’ Rob Brise 6-5.

His opponent in the final was
the Ron Townley rink of Ter-.
race. Townley started wi
‘A’ side wins — 6-4. over Bob
Baase of Houston and 9-7 over
Don Palmer of Smithers.

Inthe ‘A’ semi-final, Townley —
lost 6-5 to Brise. ,

- Townley came ,back on ‘B’:
side to eliminate Gord Judzentis -
of Terrace 5-4, then whip |
Hauptman 9-1 in. the ‘B’ semis.

It was an easy 10-4 victory for

Townley over: ‘Baase in the. ‘B’
final. |

In the ‘A’ - ‘B? final, Haupt:

"man appeared to be coasting to

victory. Going into the ninth end

‘he was up 7-3.
: But Townley. scored twoin the
ninth, stole two more in the 10th ©

and set up an extra-ender for the
title. Hauptman notched three in.
overtime to count a 10-7 victory

and the zone title.

Hauptman now: heads for
Prince George for B.C. interior
men’s - finals. Several of the

teams competing at Terrace are |

expected to go as. well, They'll -
try to win the interior crown by

gaining. a back-door berth...

through the bonspiel leading up
to the Playdown.

Local boxers win

Several Terrace Boxing Club
memibers gained berths for Zone
Seven’ during playdowns held. at
Prince. ‘Rupert on Jan. 7
weeketid.; foe

“Due to a lack of competitors,

some Terrace fighters wound up
in bouts against each other,

Coach. Gary ‘Lok said Joey.

Losier wona split decision in his
battle with | _clubmate Carl

other Terrace. fighter, Jackie _

Gill. .
In his second . bout of the
night, Losier scored a’ unani-
mous decision over Jason
Prevost of Rupert.
. These fighters plus Pat Cary

and Marcus Benaldez all earned

a trip. to ‘the. B.C. Games . at..
Nelson starting Feb. 23. Cary
and Benaldez had no opponents |

_ at Rupert, so they automatically.

won a trip to the interior. es

two. |

Recreational activities during the Schoo! District 8B/teachers’ ‘dispute have: kept. “many. =
youngsters.busy. Above, minor hockey has provided one outlet, but:the Terrace Parks and...
Recreation Department has also. scheduled several : ‘additional programs. Swimming,’

skating and scrub hockey provide productive activities with rates ranging between 90 cents.

for children and $1.20 for students. Phone the recreation department at BSB-1174 for. more re =

information.

Slots still open in ski marathon —

The second annual Bulkley
Valley cross-country ski
marathon has more than 50
skiers ‘lined up so far, and
organizers expect. to have more
than 200 registered on race day.

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