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NORTH SHORE mititary
engineers recently built a bridge
for the Southlands Riding Club in
Vancouver.

Members of the Sixth Field
Engineer Squadron constructed a
30-foot wooden bridge in the
Southiands area on the north dyke

Friday, May 31, 1991 - North Shore News — 27

Sixth Field engineers
competing for trophy

ing unit,

Over the past 10 years, the local
militia unit has won the trophy
four years in a row.

The Southlands bridge con-
Struction project was organized by
Capt. Geoff Dyer and WO Ron
Sneigrove.

the Southlands area.

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MEMBERS OF the Sixth Field Engineer Squadron work on the construction of a 30-foot bridge in

of the Fraser River between the
Musqueam golf course and the
Point Grey golf course.

Sixth Field has built a number
of permanent bridges for com-
munity organizations throughout
its 80-year history. Most recent
are several bridges for a North
Vancouver outdoor school and the
construction of a bridge across the
Seymour River in the watershed
area.

The latest engineering feat,
pulled off in a day and a half by
45 militia unit members, is this
year’s submission by the squadron
for the Hertzberg trophy, the
prize of an annual competition
held to recognize outstanding
engineering by a militia engineer-

f CORRECTION NOTICE §
in the Wed., May 29, 1991
issue of the North Shore §
News, the Fanny’s Fabric
# Pattern Sale ad which
mm appeared on page 48 had an
incorrect phone number.

The correct phone number
for Fanny's Fabrics Is §
980-0551! :

® We apologize for any
fm inconvenience this may have
4] Caused anyone.

For the 10th Annual
Ambleside
Par 3 Tournament

The 1991 edition of the popular local tournament is set for
Saturday, July 13. Sponsored by the North Shore News and Park
Royal Shopping Centre, this tournament is open to all golfers,
regardless of club affiliation or membership.

Again this year, there are four divisions: Men, women, seniors
and youth (16 years and under), each with plenty of prizes.

Qualifying Rounds

May be played on any day through Saturday, June 30. Place
your score cards in the tournament box in the clubhouse.

Entry fee ... $5.06 (inctuaes souvenir hat)

Green fee ticket $5.75 (Seniors and youth —
under 18, $3.25 — weekends $5.75)

Finals

Saturday, July 13 weather permitting.

For information
Call Trygg Wynn, Tournament Director, at 921-7353

OU Can Wirt: ;
Gift Certificates, redeemable at
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divisions.

Trophies for the winners in each
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