weather,

flight,

Golf -
“Honors”

continued from page 8

‘three- -day, 104- player” a
sunny - a

series in hot,

Rosengren was: tied with

~ Helge Helgerson and Paul

Lefler at 148 after the first
36 holes on rounds of 73

‘and 75, Helgerson’ had

fired a 76-72 score while
Lefler had put together a
pair of 74's,

On the final 18, Rosen- —
' gten posted another 73

while Helgerson managed

a.74, which gave the gold
club ‘boss a one-stroke vic-

tory. Lefler faded out of

_ the picture by ballooning

to an 84,
. Several other players

were in contention going
into the last day. Brock |
- Waldron was at 149 (he

was fourth overall in low

_ score with 224), 16-year-

old Johnny Jones sat at
151, while John Yasin-

~~ chuk had 152 (Yazzshota |
-. 7] in the last round — the

best score of the tourna-
ment, He had..third best
gross score of 223). . .

‘Others close with 18 to

go included Bruno Hidber |: &

at 153, Brian MacDonald
at 154and Ron “Venman at

155.

Here’s a rundown on
top finishers

flight:

‘In the “championship

Helgersdn’s 222
copped the low gross
honor, Brock Waldron

was next at 224, with Ron

“Venman third at! 228. For

low net, John Yasinchuk
took. honors with a 202.
He was closely followed
by Jim Enriquez with 203
and Mickey Johnson at
204.

First flight low’ gross

went to Bruno Hidber |

with a 230.. Paul Lefler
was next with 232, then -

Phil Davies with 235, Low
net honors: went to Mark
Flaherty with 199, with

~ David Blower next a 201 —

and Jim Rigler third at ©
202.

The second flight gross
honors. went to Ken Fed- -

derson with a 248. Bud
Smith was second and
Dick Graf was third.
Harold:Cox had a 199 for
low net with Dave Com-

fort. next and Wayne Epp

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- ¢y Delorme grabbed gross
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but Fairless won on a

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awaited arrival of summer
in the. northwest has
‘brought record breaking

event to many local beach

servation Officer Terry
; McGunigle, it may result
in. local. sports fishermen
missing out on the annual
run of chinook salmon. —

salmon, -are normally

to McGunigle, but this
off has colored the. water

and flooded popular sand
bars.

Frank Hamiltor: shot a 189 to
win overall ‘aw net honors at
the Skeena Valley Men’s Open
Goif Tournament on the June

third, ;
In the ‘third flight, Dar-

and. third, respectively,
were Steve Holtom |. and
Ray Johnson.’ In the net
category, Ed Fairless and
Dan Smith each had 194,

countback. Bill Muirhead
was third, only one stroke
behind. .

Fairless had the most
dazzling shot of the tour-

fifth hole, Fairless canned -
his approach shot of more
than 100 yards to score the -
tournament’s only eagle. _
As for the Ford Tempo

one of the 166-yard fourth
hole on- Sunday,. nobody

Kelson Crouse’ came
closest — his drive was
Only 18 inches from the
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. though this was a welcome

goers, according to Con- -

The chinook or spring -
found in the Skeena River.
system from late June to:
the end of July, according

year’s late and rapid run--

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~-“The’ Skeena has been
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month and the fish change
their patterns with the

changing water levels,”” he |

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“Even the smaller tri-
butaries are dirty” right
now. The fish are there,
but they’ re impossible to
find,

! Tf the situation doesn’t

‘change over the next few:

weeks -it-may. mean that
sports fishermen’ miss the
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McGunigle did suggest
that the -Kitimat River
should ‘remain - relatively
clear providing an alter-
native to the Skeena, _

Jim Culp, Recreational
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Department of Fisheries,
was a little ‘more op-

timistic when he said, *‘If -

the hot weather continues,

the fishing should i improve

in about a week.
*“We -didn’t have
enough hot weather earlier
in the year to melt all the
snow. However, all the
low level snow has come

‘down and we're pretty
well into the glacial run -

off which will be a much

slower process.’”
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conditions in the Skeena

. System were to improve in
the next one to two weeks, '
there would still be a fairly.

-good run of chinook sal-

mon this year as well as a
few dolly varden and cut-
throat.

. Culp also said there

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