ALL SEASONS SPOp

$2,000 for the operation of the Special Olympics

of the West charity golf toulnament heid on: Aug. 23, —

CFTK’'s Tim MacLean and Stu Crouse were happy to present Monica Peacock and Anns Hendry with approximately
program in Terrace. The money was the proceeds from the CFTK-Inn,

‘bike, wheel or ride’, encourage
local organizers of the seventh

_ annual Terry Fox Run to be held

Sept. 13. .
Terry Fox was ‘a hero among

Soccer —

Sawmills beat Aiyansh 3-2,
Silver Bullets blank Timbermart
3-0, and Thornhill down Repap
42. .

In Sunday afternoon action,
Aiyansh won 1-0 over Repap,

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tion finals.

heroes during his Marathon of
Hope and after his death: he

‘Tepresented a legacy of caring

which sprouted other heroes like

Steve Fonyo, and most recently ©

Rick Hansen. —

continued from page 8 _ .
Timbermart beat Skeena-

Sawmills 3-2, and Thornhill edg-
ed Silver Bullets 2-1. The final

games in the round-robin are to
‘be played the next weekend,

together with the single elimina-

_ Terry Fox legend lives on

‘TERRACE — “Run, walk, jog,

Terry Fox's memory lives on,

and every; year a run to com-

memorate his dedication is held
in over 300 locations in the B.C.
and Yukon. ;

‘Men, women, and children

gather each year to raise money
to maintain Fox’s dream, Last
year over 70,000 participants
raised $345,000 to be given to

the Canadian Cancer Society for

research and medical advance-
ment, a .
Terrace’s event was attended
by 108 people last year and pro-
. continued on page 18

| GIANT 3-

ne Terrace Review — Wednesday, September 2, 1987 9

“| Golfers giveto

Special Olympics —

John Douglas and the local
section of the Special Olympics
were the big winners at the first
annual CFTK-Inn of the West
_18-hole charity golf tournament
at the Skeena Valley Golf Club
on Aug. 23. ,

All 81 players had their names

ina barrel, and Douglas had his
name picked last at the windup
banquet. This gave him the ma-

Angeles.

jor prize of a trip for two to Los

The Special Olympics for the

handicapped was selected as

recipient of all proceeds from.
the day, and picked up about .

_ $2,000 as a donation. a
_ As for the golf, it was‘a pairs
‘Setup with. twosomes- playing a
two-ball, alternate shot format.

With free refreshment stops at.
various places around the nine- .
hole playout, it turned out to be

a fun tourney. . a
The overall low gross prize
went to Dale Greenwood .and

Graham Scott. They turned in a.

score of 90. Overall low net with.

a score of 70 went to Doris and
Keith Grace. - SF
Douglas also won: another
‘prize. He teamed with’: Fred
Lewis for the high gross score of
127, a
The two cars donated for a
hole-in-one went unclaimed,

although Vancouver talk-show.

‘host Gary Bannerman came.

closest, ee

Bannerman, who is travelling
the. area ‘on a get-acquainted —
trip, landed only nine inches
from the cup on the par-three se-
cond hole. Oo

The tournament was declared
an outstanding success and will
become a regular feature on the
golf schedule in future.

Forest fire
update
from the B.C, Forest Service |

Only one ‘new fire was’
reported in the Kalum Forest .

District last week.’ This - brings

the total number of fires to 43

‘for the 1987 fire season.

Spotty. rain showers in. the

- southern half of the District dur-
‘ing. the latter part of the w ;
kept the fire danger at a low.to

Ne

moderate. The northern part of —

the district particularly the Nass, -
 Vandyke, and Bell-Irving areas

did not get any rain and the fire
danger is still high to extreme.
Anyone seeing. a fire in the
woods should report it by calling
the operator and asking for
Zenith 5555. OT ,

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