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One of the golf series shown
annually on television is some-
thing called the Skins Game. It
features four top professionals
playing for thousands of dollars
on each hole of an 18-hole
series. -

Well, Terrace will shortly be
hosting a cut-down version of
this sport. It will feature club
pro-managers: John Morgan of
Smithers, Moe Hays of Prince
Rupert and Dan Rosengren of

Terrace.

They'll play their series at the
Skeena Valley club on Saturday,
Aug. 6 starting at 10 a.m.

It works this way. Each hole
will have a value in money, and
the player shooting the best
score on that hole wins the
money. If there’s a tie, the
money goes over to the next
hole, thereby doubling its value.
If there’s another tie, the two-
hole money increases the value
of the next hole in line, and so
on.

Instead of playing . for
thousands of dollars per hole,
Messrs. Hays, Morgan and
Rosengren will shoot for $50 per
hole on the first six holes, $75 a
hole for the next six holes, and
$150 per hole for the. last six

holes.

The event is being sponsored
by All Seasons Sports store.
Fans can follow the play around
the course, but ‘an admission will
be charged (amount to be named
later). .

A special ‘Reno’ night is plan-
ned for the clubhouse on Friday,
July §. The Skins Game is a first

for Terrace.

Playgroun

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Terrace Review — Wednesday, June 29, 1988 15

Long time School District 88 staff members were honored at a social recently and given their 20 or 25 year service
pins. Pictured above (left to right) are Brian Phillips, Harold Cox, Linda Jenkins, Betty Clent and Al Shepherd who
received their 20 year pins, and Don MacLeod and Ed Kenney who received 25 year pins. Not in the picture are

Naida Ivens and Patricla Olsen, who each have 20 years service, and Charlotte Giguere who has 25.

Softball
winds up

With the exception of Bantam
boys’ division, Terrace Minor
Softball has wound up its
regular season. President Pete
Pauls named the following win-
ners in girls’ divisions — Alm-
wood Contracting for Bantam;
Terrace Drugs for Peewee; Mr.

Mikes for Squirt; and Bri-Don.

Specials for Mites. On the boys’

side, winners were Northwest -

Sports for Peewee and Copper-
side Aces for Squirt.
Meanwhile, Pauls named
teams that would be heading out
for provincial finals. Hazelton’s

Midget boys are zone reps for ae
July 8 to 10 B.C. finals at |

Keremeos. Terrace Cedarland
Tire Peewee girls attend pro-
vincial finals July 8 to 10 at
Rutland. ©

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“Supersummer fun”

by Kim Saulnier,
Parks and Recreation
playground supervisor
It's the ‘Fun to the Max!”’ ex-

“perience... it’s: Super Summer
-Fun Playgrounds! .. Better than

another episode of Sesame
Street, another hot afternoon of
coloring with melting crayons or

‘playing all alone,. our’ play-.

grounds promise.fun to the max
to all who join us.

Playgrounds will be operating
ona ‘‘satellite’’ system this sum-
mer and is located at a different
schoo] each week, Check your
new summer brochure for loca-
tions,

Playgrounds operate from
9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. for chil-
dren six years and up. Also
featured is ‘‘Kiddies Corner”’
for four to six-year-olds. It’s
held from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at
the same location as the play-
ground.

Our super energetic leaders
will offer a kaleidoscope of col-
orful activities in games, arts
and crafts, sports and special
events. Some of our first week’s

activities include going for a
World’s Record in paper chain
making, ‘‘Things with no
Bones’? day, solving the Who-
Dun-It, “‘Who Killed Ol? Maid
Craggy Neck”’ and much more
fun and zaniness!

Registration is on now at the
Terrace Arena Recreation of-
fice. The ‘Run to the-Max’’ ex-
perience will only cost. $10.00
per child per week or $25.00 per
family per week. We will also
allow occasional drop-ins at
$3.00 per child per day.

For more information on our
playgrounds program, please
call Kim at the Terrace Parks
and Recreation office, 638-1174
or drop by during office hours
(Monday to Friday 8 a.m. to 4
p.m.).

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