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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Sep 24, 2002
Page
10
The article recalls a near perfect Sunday golf skins tournament on September 22 the first official day of fall. It mentions Dean Beattie’s distinct playing style a strong left hand and his steady consistency while praising sponsors and the Natural Springs Men’s Club Interclub race leaders.
Olympic bronze medallist Marion Lay urged support for Vancouver to bid for the 2010 Winter Games. She emphasized a lasting legacy through world class facilities costing about 620 million dollars, with half funded by the federal government, plus economic benefits and upgraded infrastructure. Lay promoted the bid in Dawson Creek, noting the potential to create an enduring BC and Canadian showcase and an expanded North American winter sports circuit. Vancouver’s bid sits on the short list behind Salzburg, with a final IOC decision due July 2 2003 and public polling planned for February or March.
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