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Rick Letawski has become a
two-time, hole-in-one golfer.

The veteran Terrace golfer
added number two to his career at
the Skeena Valley Golf and

Country Club Sept. 25 when he
aced the 166-yard par three fourth

hole with a six-iron shot.

Second ace at Skeena
for Rick Letawski

Letawski, playing in a group
with his wife Bonnie and three
other ladies, made the ‘perfect’
shot — the ball struck the back of
the hole on the fly, breaking it and
dropping into the hole.

Letawski’s first hole-in-one
came six years ago when he holed

the old number-seven par three,
153-yard-hole. This hole has
since been lengthened and turned
into a par four.

Witnesses to the recent gem
were Bonnie Letawski, Brenda
DeJong, Helen Williams and
Surinder Dhami.

Men’s club championship
a close one for Malenfant

It took a four-extra-hole playoff
to declare the men’s club champi-
on at the Skeena Valley Golf and
Country Club's annual season-
ending tournament on September
23 weekend.

The 36-hole event went to Frank
Malenfant, who edged former
champ Dan Rosengren on the
fourth extra hole. They had tied at

150 for the regular round. Overall

low net went to Doug Harrington .

with 121.

Rosengren wound up as champi-
onship flight low gross winner.
John Yasinchuk was runnerup
with a 156. For low net, Greg
Broome carded a 136 to win.
Tom Sheasby was close behind at
137.

First flight gross honours went
to Dave Comfort (173) with Ray
Johnson placing second (177).
For the net side, Joe Sullivan shot
a 137 followed by Jim Kellar
with 139,

In the second flight, low gross
went to Marty Gerry with 190.

Jim Gale was next with 192. Net .

winners were Ron Marhauer
(126) and Bill Reynolds (137).

Curling season opens this

weekend with instruction. .~

Curling operations at the Terrace
club begin this weekend with
‘Cur! Canada’ instruction for
adult and junior beginners, and
for those hoping to improve on
their game.

These sessions run 4 to 9 p.m.

on both Saturday and Sunday.

Fees are $30 for adults and $15
for youngsters.

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Meanwhile, free curling will be
available daily from Monday the
7th to Friday the 11th. Ice times
are 1 to 9 p.m. .

Next Wednesday (the 9th)
they'll hold a ladies’ potluck din-
ner at the club. On Friday the
Lith, the first of regular winter
league play will start up. A social
for all curlers is planned for the

STEELHEAD TAGGING

Environment 2.2" "mc

assistance in a steelhead

tagging project underway in this area. The fish have been
marked with a coloured. "spaghetti" tag behind the dorsal

If you catch one of these fish, record the DATE and
LOCATION, the COLOUR and NUMBER of the tag and
release the fish unharmed. Forward this information along
with your name and address to B.C. Environment, Fisheries
Branch at one of the following locations:

3726 Alfred Avenue, Bag 5000, Smithers,
B.C. VOJ 2NO (604) 847-7303

104-3220 Eby Street, Terrace, B.C.
V8G S5K8 (604) 638-3279

14th and Bowser, Box 309, New Hazelton,

2

B.C. VOJ 2J0 (604) 842-5319

Those who turn in tag information will be awarded a
Steelhead Management Participant ball cap.

night of the 18th.

The annual ‘cash’ spiel takes
place on November 9 weekend.
The open mixed spiel runs on
November 16 weekend. The
Sponsors’ Appreciation spiel
takes place Nov. 23.

Terrace Review —- Wednesday, October 2, 1991 il

Rick Letawskl: Magic on the fourth hole.

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