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Rod Vance of Kitimat, ieft, and Terrace’s Ray Taft are both
“ace” golfars at the Skeana Valley Golf Club. Both veterans
scored holes-in-one within 48 hours of each other during the
final week of June. The victim was the par-thres second hole.

Club pro-manager Dan Rosengren, holding broken-armed son
Tyler, won overall low gross at the Skeena Valley Men’s Open
Go!f Tournament on the June 28 weekend.

} Aces up

TERRACE — Most golf
courses are fortunate to
have a single hole-in-one
recorded in a season, but
the Skeena Valley Club in
Terrace is luckier than
most.

‘All Seasons’ Park scored
an ace-on the 160-yard se-
cond hole, After a quiet
period of several weeks, it
was Ray Taft’s and Rod
Vance’s_ turn to record
their names in the club’s
“record book.

Taft started it on ‘June

24, Just two days ‘before
the opening of the Skeena

Valley Men’s Open Tour-

nament. Ray and. some
friends were out for an
evening nine-hole round
when the veteran of 25
years on the links took out
his nine-iron and teed off
_on the par-three second
“hole.

The shot bounced into
the hole and Taft had his
first-ever ace,

Forty-eight hours. later

during the opening day of
the Skeena Valley Open,

. Kitimat’s Vance also took

a crack at number two,
also using a nine-iron. He
came up with the same
result. —

For Rod this was not

‘something new. Eight
' years ago Rod registered

an ace in Castelgar.

And how did these one-
shotters help two golfers?
Well, Taft played nine
holes and wound up witha
40. Vance went 18 holes
and shot a 79. By the way,
Vance’s hole-in-one came
during his second trip
around. the nine-hole
layout for opening day
tournament action.

Had both golfers been
even luckier, they might

be driving around today in .
_ 4$16,000 Ford Tempo.
That was the prize up

for grabs on the final day
of the Men’s Tournament.
If a player shot a hole-in-
one, he won the car.

_ The major difference
for Ray and Rod was that
they had their aces on the
‘second hole. You had to
shoot an ace on the par-
three,fourth hole to get the
car. . .

Rosengren,

Hamilton

take golf

TERRACE — Skeena

Valley Golf Club Pro-—

Manager Dan Rosengren
broke out of a three-way
tie going into the final 18
holes to take Overall low
gross honors with a score
of 221 for the annual
54-hole Skeena Valley |
Men’s Open tournament

- on the June 27 weekend.

And : veteran . frank
Hamilton played so much
better than his handicap
that his score of 189 was
good enough for overall

low net honors at the
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REVISED 1987 C—F~L SCHEDULE |

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Thousands celebrate — continued trom poses”

p.m.; the Royal Can-

adian Legion and the
747th Air Cadets led a
ceremonial flag rais-
ing half an hour later,
followed by the plan-
ting of a commemor-
‘ative maple tree in
front of the Ter-
raceview Lodge.

By the time it was

Golf

Cindy Bolton of Kiti-

mat shot a 170 score to

win overall low gross’ at
the annual Prince Rupert
Ladies 36-hole Jubilee

Golf tournament .on :the -

" TERRACE: — You. are invited to participate in
Terrace’s Premier Triathalon event to be held in con-
junction with Diamond Jubilee and Riverboat Days

June 27 weekend: Run-
~ nerup was Bibbi Dozzi of
Terrace witha 177.

~ Overall low net went to
J.D. Amey.

In the first flight, Rose
Marion. won low gross
with Gillian Hodge of Ter-
Tace as runnerup. Bonnie
Shaw of Terrace won the
second flight, edging out
Roberta Bodger by one
stroke.

The tournament, which

attracted 60 golfers, had_

been called off earlier in
June due to poor weather.

Named to represent dis-
trict seven at the B.C.
Ladies Amatuer Golf
Championship were Bibbi

over, gate attendants .
at the ‘historic. park

tecorded 3,168 peo-.

ple who had passed

through that: point

alone.

The day concluded
with the sunset sky set
alight with detona-
tions and bursts of
multicolored fire-.
works, like a message
of congratulations to

A DECADE
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SAFER ROAD
’ 1977- 1987
organizers and partic. — co
ipants alike. . ae

TRIATHALON CHANGES MADE

by. Dale Greenwood

Celebrations.

The race will, consist ofa] km Swim at Lakelse Lake,

Terrace Contributor

a 40 km cycle, followed by a 10 km run.

Note, these distances have been revised. It is a deman-

ding course to test the stamina of the fittest.
Deadline for entries is July 10, 1987.
Categories include Teams, consisting of three par.

ticipants and Individual Men’s and Women’s, The race

is starting from Furlong Bay Campsite, July 26 at 10:00:

p.m. and will be followed with a Banquet and Awards. .

Presentation,

Hope to see you there! The event is sponsored by

Terrace Rotary Club

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Canadian Airlines
Canon Camera

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Panasonic
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