Ineiday, June 12, 1968”

TICKET SALES were brisk at ‘Terrace trade
fair. when minor baseball players Don Kester
and Ron night helped iocal association presi-

Spring Crosk Gott cus baa fi

Cambell Lane, who.'took. over.
as ‘pro and manager June 3, sald
the now ‘ob: ig atremendous chal

over ag manager of: the’ ‘eott
shop and restaurant,
Lane ‘ said-the ‘Spring - ‘Creek

ity. *
‘we are working on the new

new manager and pio: :

a roserve time for members on
weekends,  -.

“This means that ‘members
.¢an tow phone the club and re
serve a time to play and they

the.| will have fiat priority suring

zekends,!?
Golf lessons will alao beavidl-

‘able at $3.50 for half hour
| Golf Courge is A hive of activ."

addition to the club house which q

‘should be. ready in two weeks," "
“he said, « .
_ The ‘addition, whieh “will cost
$10,000, will, * provide - locker |
space, ¢ 3] Tooms, ‘washroom:
facilities and: living quarters for
the elub manager. *'. - :
"We alsoexpect to have our
liquor Heence in a week and my
wife will he- serving full course
meals © in the: restaurant ‘too,’"
‘Lane said,
. A new addition to the course’
will be a putting and exercise

2 |area. for warm:ups and prac-.

dent Norah. Jacques at the booth.- Local associa«
tlon will host B.C. finals in Terrace next July.

- Piaay Supervisor named

for Terrace School district

Foran
unfar rgettable

er’s D

Terrace School District 88 has

named a primary supervisor for .

the coming year. .

School Board une 4) appointed

|| rs J, E, Bastin tothenewposis
on,

She Is: the wife of Skeena
Secondary principal John Bastin,

- While the post of primary |,

superviser ia new to this area,
ft is common in other school
stricts, -

According to School district

secretary-treasurer E, Ted

‘Wells, Mrs, Bastin will be. re»

quired to “give help and advice
to primary teachers,”
The appointment. is subject to

i ‘ment sold from the pro ‘shop,

ter all they aré paying $67.50

tice and a pro shop witha com-
pleta range of golf equipment,

Lane said he planned to- carry: im
equipment from the lowest price |B

range’. right up to the highest
priced’ “equipment which is only.

| available in a pro shop,

He said he would also be pro-
viding fittings for all the equip-

‘Not. many people are aware
here, that. clubs and, equipment
need to be fitted to the owner
just Uke a pair of shoes,” he
said. .

“We also plan to pay parti-
cular. attention to the needs of
our members,” Lane sald. ‘‘Af-.

a year to belong to the club,”
The firat step in that direc-
tion was taken when he initiated

CAM LANE

- Another improvement at Spring
‘Creck, Lane sald, is that the
course has been cleaned up,

“We've cleaned all the dead
wood and debris out of the roughs
am there is far less chance of
loosing a golf ball now.’?

Lane sald they algo planned
Brass greens on the ew faix-
Ways, ;

Lane summed it all up by say-

ing, "The new job is a tremen-|:

dous challenge, the spirit in the
club is tremendous and the mem-

hers are just greatto work with.” | &

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_ opening of the Heidelberg
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| co-Tck and Boat a
~ June 15 - 16

See ihe 1927 Chevrolet, courtesy of Reum Motors,
“on display in. front of the garden, also on display
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 ctiptions will be placed on the fairways,

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