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6. Terrace Review — Wednesday, July 16, 1986.

New golf clubhouse slated for 1987 season

Local Champion
Leona Wilcox added the
Skeana Valley ladies golf
championship to her ilst of
honors this season. Earller
she scored a hole-in-one.

Powder
Blues
team
eliminated

The opposition prov-
ed to be too strong for
the Terrace Powder
Blues at the Bantam
Girls’ B.C. Softball
Championships in Mis-
sion on the July 5
weekend.

The youngsters played
four games and lost all
four.

On opening day they
dropped an 8-3 decision
to North Delta and
followed this up with a
13-8 loss to the host team
from Mission.

On day two they were
defeated 11-4 by Salmon
Arm and 18-2 by
Castlegar.

A new and larger
Skeena Valley Golf and
Country Club facility
has come closer to reali-
ty. In fact, according to
club president Stu
Crouse, golfers will like-
ly be playing out of the
new structure when the
course opens for the

1987 season next spring. .

A letter from provin-
cial secretary Grace Mc-

Carthy early last week .

has started the ball roll-
ing. The minister advised

Crouse that the Skeena

Valley application for a
lottery fund grant in the

World
famous
gymnastic
team to
visit

The world-famous

gymnastics team from

Denmark’s Ollerup
Academy of Physical
Education is making a
summer tour of Western
Canada and has put Ter-
race on its list of stops.
The team of 18 women
and 17 men gymnasts

‘will be here on July 21 at

7:30 p.m. at Skeena
Junior High School gym-
nasium. The 18. to

27-year-old performers -

have travelled all over
the world.

Ollerup stresses a
philosophy of education
with motivation in con-
ditioning of the body
and spirit. It will be a
unique show featuring
some of the best young
gymnasts in the world io-
day.

The Ollerup school
was founded by Niels.
Bukh in 1920. After his
death his former
students maintained the
school and its traditions.

Ollerup athletes have
visited other countries
since the school’s foun-
ding, only to create ties
with other institutions
around the world. In
Japan, a Treaty of
Friendship was created
between Ollerup and
Tamagawa Schools in
1978, asa result of Niels
Bukh’s efforts.

Ollerup is a condition-
ing school for athletes
who wish to attain gym-
nastic prowess. These
athletes have gone
through intensive train-
ing to carry a tradition
that has lasted for 66
years.

amount of $66,303 had
been approved,

It represents one-third
of the estimated cost of
the: new structure, ex-
cluding the estimate for

materials on hand. The

letter points out that
donated labor is

calculated at $6.00 per

hour for grant purposes.

McCarthy advised that
before the grant can be
confirmed, the club must
submit detailed cost
estimates and provide
evidence that the
organization has manag-
ed to raise a substantial
amount of the rest of the
funds as required.

Crouse said that steps
are underway to seek a
mortgage addition for
$50,000. He also said -
that a new share cer-
tificate issue to raise at
least $10,000 will go on
sale.

These certificates cost
$250 each and provide

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Terrace 7 - Prince George 4
Terrace 10 - Shuttershack 4
’ Terrace 10 - Shuttershack 3

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Kisplox 8 - Terrace 2
Kitwanga 11 - Terrace 1

Kitimat Hotel 4 - Terrace 4

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Terrace Northem Stealers Ladies’ Fastball
— Prince Rupert Tourmament:

— Prince Rupert Toummament

Kitimat & District Men's Soccer League

Terrace Bullders 5 - Cedar River Timber 4
Teknar Trucking 17 - Inn of the Weat 1
Willlams Movers 8 - Thornhill Pub &

Slo-pitch
Tilden 6 - Williams Movers 5
Cedar River Timber 13 - Augies 11
SKB Molson Wreckers 11 - Skeena Hotel 6

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The world famous gymnaatics team from

Education will be performing at Skeena
Junior High School gymnasium at 7:30
p.m. on July 21. Tickets area $5.00 for
adults. Students get a reduced rate.

Lakelse Ave., Terrace
= Phone 638-6581

owners with full voter
tights in the club’s
operation, plus 20 per-
cent off the holder’s
dues, or annual fees, for
three years,

Crouse said the
balance of funds re-
quired will come through
the donation of labour
and materials.

Architectural and
mechanical plans will be
submitted to Victoria
shortly as part of the
evidence required for
grant approval.

If all goes well over the
next few weeks, the new
building will be walled in
and roofed over so that
work can be completed
over the winter. The new
building will be approx-
imately the same size as
the current structure, ex-
cept that more space will
be allocated for golfer
use. It will contain
lounge, kitchen,
washroom and proshop

facilities.

The structure will en-
compass about 3,000
square feet of space, and
likely will be built so that
a second floor can be ad-
ded in future. Locker
room and showers would
come later.

Tree

Like the people who
breed cattle, corn or
Springer spaniels, tree

breeders combine the. |

most desirable
characteristics from
superior trees into an
‘timproved”’ tree. The
-long-term goal is a forest
where the trees are well
adapted to their growing

sites, are healthy, fast:

growing, straight,

uniform in size and are
of species that will sell
well in forest products
markets.

Youngsters aged 8 to 19 can pick up
registration forms for the Terrace Summer
Basketball Camp at All Seasons Sports

Store. The camp runs August 24 to 28 and
costs $85 per player.

-_ This. weekend sees the annual Copper-
side Foods Mixed Slo-pitch Softball Tour-

Sunday.

nament at Riverside, Northwest College
and Rotary Parks. The series runs Friday to

The annual King-of-the-Mountaln Foot
Race across Terrace Mountain Is coming

up on Sunday, July 27. It's open to runners
of all ages with registration from 8 to 9 a.m.
at the Terrace Arena.

The Molson Men’a Slo-pitch Softball
Tournament Is coming up August 1 to 4.
Teams can enter for $250 each, with a

guarantee of four games. The top prize is at
least $2,000. Contact All Seasons Sports or

Willams Movers to enter.
This Friday Is the entry deadiine for the

Terrace Curling Club’s Annual Summer
Bonsplel set for August 1 to 3 at the Curl-

Denmark's Ollerup Academy of Phyalcai 935-5584.

The Canyon City Lions Club Is hosting
an Ail-Native Men's Soccer Tournament at
Skeena High School grounds August 1 to
4. Top prize is $1,000. .

Ing Rink. it’s mixed teams, at $100 a team.
Contact All Seasons Sports, or phone

office at

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