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Terrace Rec Hockey League president Earl Nygaard (left)
congratulated Jim Holland of Convoy Supply for winning the
Oldtimers’ Division scoring title. The presentation was made

during the league's annual golf tournament in April.

It was hockey kicking off the
golf season at the Skeena Valley
Golf and Country Club on April
27 as the Terrace men’s Rec
Hockey League attracted 83
players to their annual golf tourna-
ment and hockey season awards
presentations.

They played a nine-hold golf
round in teams of four players
using the *best-ball’ system. The
winning foursome of Bob
Dempster, Jim Rigler, Barry Heit
and Tony Pavao shot a minus-five
to grab top honours.

A minus-four gave the foursome

Under its new executive and
Tecently-appointed club manager
Bruce Carruthers, the Skeena
Valley Golf and Country Club has
lined up a very busy season,
together with some changes in the
course layout.

They’ve already held the Rec
Hockey League’s annual scramble,
plus the first annual season-open-
ing club scramble Just this past
weekend.

Tomorrow at the clubhouse is the
annual fashion show put on by the
ladies’ club, with Rose’s Ladies’
Fashions and the golf club pro
shop. Tickets are still available for
this at Paragon Insurance, the golf
club or Rose’s.

There’s lots of tournament action
beginning in June.

The Norther Motor Inn/CFTK
annual charity toumey runs on
June 9. Then there’s the All Sea-
sons Father’s Day scramble on
June 16.

The big one for the season is the
Skeena Valley Men’s Open — a
54-hole event running June 29, 30

| and July 1. The ladies’ version of

the Skeena Valley Open (36 holes)
runs the following weekend, July 6

, Most gentiemanty players in last season's 5 Rec . Hockey League and 7.

were Frank O’Brien of the Oldtimers’ Division and Wilf Taekema

of the Rec Division.

July 13 weekend has another
charity tournament. It’s the Bear

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Creek/Finning series. Skeena Val-
fey’s Junior Open runs July 20 and
21.

Coming in August will be the
Inn of the West’s charity event,
plus the Terrace hockey school
scramble.

As for the course, except for
some winter bum around the tees
(necessitating temporary tee-off
sites), it’s in great shape.

By the end of June, they expect
to have the new number eight
green in use. The old number

seven will be removed later in the

As for the driving range —
something we've looked forward
to for years — recently purchased
land for expansion has been
cleared for this purpose. It’s where
sheep used to graze just behind the
first tee.

It still needs some drainage, but
they're hoping to have the range in
use by July 1.

Something new at the club this
season for all members, both male
atid female, is an idea called ’Golf
Pride’. Bach member ‘adopts’ a
favourite hole and ensures that it’s
kept clean and maintained proper-
ly.

They even plan to plant flowers

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of Roger Harris, Del Meshaw,
Tom Sheasby and George Lomax
the runnerup prize.

The season booty was handed out
as follows.

High scorer, Rec Division —
Bob Dempster — 40 goals, 49
assists, 89 points (played for Inn of
the West).

High scorer, Oldtimers Division

-— Jim Hollands — 27 goals, 19

assists, 46 points (played for Con-
voy Supply).

Best goalic, Rec Division — Ron
Marleau — 3.55 goals-against
average (played for All Seasons).

at the tee-offs.

As for expansion, a Calgary gold
design group has been budgeted to
work this summer on a layout for
the next nine holes. Enough land
has been cleared for four to five
holes already, but they’re looking
up to six years down the road

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HOCKEY MEETS GOLF

Best goalie, Oldtimers Division
— Rick Joachim — 4.31 goals-
against average (played for River-
side Wranglers).

Most penalties, Rec Division —
Ken Strymecki — 87 minutes
(played for Norm’s Auto Repair).

Most penalties, Oldtimers Divi-
sion — Frank Van Ness — 86
minutes (played for Riverside). .

Gentlemanly player, Rec Division
—- Wilf Tackema — three pen-
alties (played for Norm’s).

Gentlemanly player, Oldtimers
Division — Frank O’Brien — two
penalties (played for Terrace
Timbennen).

Active link season coming up

before we'll be playing an 18-hole —

course.

Following this summer’s design
work, grants will be sought to get
things moving.

Membership is up quite a bit this
season in both the adult and junior
section.

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Sundays 8 - 12 midnight & Thursdays 9 p.m. - 1:00 a.m
Join the chorus at George’s Pub!
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Terrace phone 635-6375

All

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on Mothers’ Day,

May 12th

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$6.95 seniors
$5.95 children over 12
under 12 - 50 cents per year

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4529 Greig Ave., Terrace
638-8218

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