5 PLOW: ‘PULLING CONTEST, reminiscent of early Doukhobor history when
¢ women pulled plows:in the work fields, was one of the highlights of the Eighth
Annual Doukhobor Sports Day held Sunday for the firat te Hy the site of the
_Doukhobor Historical Museum in

Kootenay Senior
Baseball Top 10.

The top 10 players (mini-
mum 16 at bat) of the Kootenay
International Senior Baseball
League to date are as follows,
according to statistics released
by president Larry Seminoff:

PLAYER AB H BA
Murray Flegal’ 18 11 .611

1
7
10

Pete Bradway

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Doug Huth

Cast.
"PatMcLaughlin 18 6.393

John Migneault 18
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Runs Scored: Stu Nelson,
N.D.-Sil.—10; Bruce Allingham,
Carter—9; Gopher
Rep.—9.
Huth—12; Mike
.D.-Sil.—12; Flegal—8.

Doubles: Migneault—3;
Somdzy—3.

Triples: Linn—3; Bill Mar-
kin, N.D.-Sil.—2; Butch Sager,
Rep.—2.

Home Runs: Huth—8; Fel-.
gal—2.

Stolen Bases: Allingham—
7;-Jack Voykin, Cast.—5; Joel
‘Tremblay, Tr.—4.

Pitching (three decisions):
Rob Sherstobitoff, Cast. (8-0),
1.17; Flegal (3-1), 22) Eric
Lepper, Tr. (3-1), 0.64.

Strike-outs: George Cloak-

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PLAYE! PTs.
Murray Fiegal E.K. Angels 16
Mike Linn, N.D.-Sil. 16
Eric Lepper, Tr. 15
Larry Reid, Tr.

Jerry Carter, E.K. Angels
George Cloakey, Col.

Doug Huth, Cast.

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participants turned out for the fun-filled event,
Cultural’ “Association, which donates funds from the sports day towards
;scholarebips, cultural soticities and societies for the handicapped.

d yearly by the

—Doukhobor Cultural Association Photo

CASTLEGAR NEWS

SPORTS

In-13th Annual Ladies Golf Club Open

Elsie Shorthouse
Takes West's Trophy

The Castlegar Ladies Golf
Club Hosted its 19th annual
Open Golf Tournament with 85
ladies out to enjoy a round of
golf under sunny skies.

In the championship flight,
Elsie Shorthouse from Trail
proved victorious with a gross
score of 94. This. made-her the

first recipient of a*big new,

trophy donated by West's De-

> partment Store. Other prize
winners in the championship
flight were:

Runner-up low gross—L.
Bulfone, Trail, 95; low net—M.
Moroso, Castlegar, 79; runner-
up low net—E. Fowler, Fair-
mont, 80.

i First Flight
Low Gross—M. Makaroff,

Castlegar, 96; runner-up—H.
Gwillim, Trail, 99; low net—L.
Miller, Castlegar, 76; runner-
up—V, Allen, Nelson, 78.

Second Flight
Low .Gross—J. Darough,
Nelson, 106;. runner-up—B.
Price, Riondel,'110; low net—Si
Dimock, Trail, 83; runner-up
D. Searle, ‘Kaslo, 84.

‘Third Flight
Low Gross—M. Perehud-
off, Castlegar, 106; runner-up—

"L. Ferworn, Castlegar, 112; low

net—D. Jones, Kaslo, 75; run-
ner-up—D. Fines, Trail, 78.

- Fourth Flight

Low Gross—M. Konkin,
Castlegar, 115;. runner-up—C.
Lyons, . Castlegar, 121; low
net—M. Griffin, Kaslo, 85;
runner-up—J. Martini, Castle-

r, 86.0
Other prizes were as fol-

lows:

Long drive—(1): N. John-
son, Trail; (2) B. Anderson,
Never (3) K. Williams, Fair-

su Claeat to thé pin—B. Price
Riondel. -

Least putts—V. Allen, Net
son; M. Makaroff, Castlegar.

Hidden holes—(1) M. Ish,
Castlegar; (2) J. Wayling, Cas-
tlegar; (8) D. Bradley, Trail; (4)
A. Kuhn, Nelson.

Chip-ins—(1) H. Gwillim, .

Trail; (2) J. MacLeod, Nelson;
(3) M. Makaroff, Castlegar.

The ladies would, like to
thank the fellows who were ball
spotters and also the ladies who
helped with the scoring and the
raffle. A lovely luncheon. was
enjoyed by all.

Cubs Narrowly
Lose. to Trail
On Saturday

Castlegar Cubs of the
Kootenay International. Senior
Baseball League. lost by a
narrow 4-3 margin to the Trail

_Hotelmen Saturday at Butler

Park, when Eric Lepper drove
in the winning run’ for the

“Hotelmen in the ninth inning.

Trail took the lead with
three runs in the second on
singles by Darrell St. Denis,
Glen Doig and Joel Tremblay.
St. Denis moved to third on a
‘passed ball and scored on a wild
pitch.

The Cubs replied with two
inthe fourth when starter
Kevin Wilson sitigled in Bruce
Allingham. Wilson came in on
an error.

In the sixth, Castlegar ‘took

P

Reg. Veysey’s
Paul to reach home.

The Cubs were outhit by |

their opponents 8-7 and com-
mitted two miscues to the
Hotelmen’s three. Kevin Wil-
son went eight innings on the

mound for the losers before .

loser James Warner came on in
the ninth.

Ed Wilcox belted a double
and single for Trail and the
Cubs got two hits each from»
Wilson and Veysey.

Mota was selected second
star and Castlegar's Wilson was
third.

Last Week's
Local Fastball
Game Statistics:

Castlegar Commercial
Fastball standings as of June 19
are as follows:

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In Six-Week Bowkng League

Rebels Top Team

The six: week spring bow!-
ing league at Castle Bow! has
come to a close; with the Rob-
son Rebels clinching top ‘spot
out of the participating 21
teams,

The winning team consists
of Pearl Mott, Annie Rayner,
Bonnie White, Garry Rayner
and Charlie Burdett.

Taking second place
honors was the team of P&Gs,
comprised of Colleen Lightle,
Lil Knowler, Donna Obetkoff,
Janet Wah and Louise Cook.

Finishing third. were the
Do-Ntits, with Lola Swetliko,
Flora McDonald, Annie and
Henry. Humphrey and Bob
Kirkwood:

Ladies’ high single went to
Bonnie White, with a 336 total
and Myrna Wesley with 316.
High three went to Bonnie
White with 776 and Kay Gret-
chin with 762.

The men’s high single win-
ner was Len Donald with 956
and Keith Johnson with 922,
The high three went to Len
Donald, 888, and Charlie Bur-
dett, 795.

The team high single and
high three went to the name-
less team, with. 1,903 for a
single and 8,596 for ‘a triple.
The team members were Barb
Rayner, Hilda Thomas, Sylvia
Sperling, Marleen Rovers and
Erma Mykyte. °

A windup evening of wine

Le Freniere
New President
Of League

. Bert La Freniere of Trail
was elected president of the
Kootenay International Junior
Hockey League at its annual
meeting held in Creston, June
11. Stepping down from that
post is Bert Decaire, who has

been president of the league A

through the 10-team

and cheese was enjoyed by the:
bowlers. The. evening's activi-
ties also included bingo bowling. .
and Scotch doubles, and wound
up with a chicken snack at
midnight.

Thanks. is. extended to
Bonnie. White, Pearl -Mott,
Donna” Nesjan and all the
others that helped make the
night a great success.

Congratulations are also in
order for a game well played by
the M, 0.7.8, of Castlegar,

of Len D.

; ctounsieearnesery a

Lesley and Dale Johanson and
Hazel and Wes Kirkwood. In
the Provincial Tournament of
League Champions, at Hastings
Lanes in Burnaby on June 11.

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PARALLEL To THE
INTENDED LINE.

THE REASON FOR’
THIS STEMS ‘FROM
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pela SH He

In the'next fow weeks, the

Community Complex will be‘

the site of a number of at-

tractions, Beginning this Satur.

day, the second annual Project

Society, Cash Bingo will be held
at 8 p.m.

This event in ite initial
year attracted a crowd In ex-
cess of 1,600 and a crowd of
equal or greater numbers is
hoped for this time around. *

All bingo enthusiasts

should be interested in this,
evening, as over: $5,000 in.

prizes will be played for in 10
games,

Following the bingo, the
Shrine Circus will be taking
over the complex for two days

first Castlegar Figure Skatin
Club suum rp i
held. :
A recently signed event
and one that should be of
interest. to all country and
western enthusiasts is Tommy
Beaits Original Georgia} Peanut

hla is a family enter!

tainment package. of’ music,

trick artistry and comedy. Per-

sons, interested in this event

may obtain further information

or advance tickets at’ our

offices, The date for this event
is Tuesday of next' week,

. . s
This week we are taking
for all u

so that four of
this family-style entertainment
package may be offered. Per-

+ formances will be held on Tues- ©
day and Wednesday at'4 pm.
and 7 pm

ly following the

This Isa
beginning Sept. 1, 1977.

DUTIES:
for the

college library.
QUALIFICATIONS:

including the original Castlegar
Apollos.
It was noted that the

_ original meeting to form the

league was held in the old

recreation office across from

Kinsmen Park in Castlegar, ©
Attending from Castlegar

Applicants should possess a’ degree from!

s lbrary school and a sound knov
edge of cataloguing principles and the Libri
-of Gongress-system.

ing of library materials and various other. on ined:
fessional duties associated with.a COMMUNY. 55

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Salary and benefits In bovordancs: win n Faull las

A will be

was Junior Rebel president Mel
McMullen, Mrs. P. Nazaroff and
Mrs. V. Keraiff.

led 24 ‘Among business trans-

acted wag..4;,nRw ,method:;.of
Selecting the -All-Star . team.
The All-Star game will be held
in the East Kootenay next
season,

Direct all applications to:

lrafayaiy armas. vit ala toy

qualifications fal ‘experience; salary “ale bogie’ o
$13,755 per annum (under review).

until duly: 4a; “1977.

yoiay

jer

Zan Mautner thinks there
ought to be more. to: summer
camp than roasting wieners and
swimming in‘ the river.
Mautner, the founder of
Camp Kootenai, on a 10-acre
tract of land-near Argenta he
has*6ned ‘for’ about 14 years,
said'the camp is an experience
in butdoor Livirig that. will at-
tempt to tackle his philosophy
that participation and involve-
ment in learning basic skills will
lice a sense of self-aware-

ne:

‘Tite is taking just six camp-
ers at one time, and a coun-
sellor, Mautner said what he
ho to accomplish is only
hindered by | inviting large
groups. of people to traipse

ijthrough the woods.

His first: expeditions . will
be restricted to children 8-14
years of age. There are 10-day,

land 19-28; b

$150 sessions for girls July 6 514

skills and handing out ‘re-
sponsibilities to everyone
there; he not only hopes that he
can help his amipers develop!

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on as been involved

A Mautner's_ background is*
fone that has :brought:him a”
variety of experiences in. the

the .is antici-;
pating that ae eecele who pass:

circus, the’ maintenance crew -
will be working to have the ice
layed and ready for use the
’ following Monday when tho

Campers inarn Basic Skills,

~ through Kootenai will garner a
better appreciation of the non-
urban environment.

There is -no smoking,
radios are not allowed and
neither is liquor.

Double standards are also
taboo: after the youngsters are
in bed, counsellors cannot, ex-
pect to start breaking the rules
that have been observed all
day, Mautner said.

Mautner said if he can
realize enough success from
this venture to continue, .he
hopes to expand to allow for
other age groups to attend. He

mentioned plans for lengthy |

canoe trips for older teens-and
eventually expeditions for
senior citizens:

Those interested in taking .

part ‘in one of the. sessions
should write”'to Zattiter at
Ganip Kootenai, Argenta, B.C.
or Phone 386-4480 or 866-4287,

-Aquanauts 1 to Hold
Swim Team. Barbecue

By BOBRAFTER -
A team barbeque’ is pres-

ently ‘being planned for next.
- Thursday: This will be a y

time to get to know other
swimmers and parents before

+ our first, swim ‘meet.’ Details’

will be announced in my next
newsletter.
This year, the club is

‘planning to, have’ Auanaut T-.

shirts, We. ‘have hed a crest.
design. contest: for. which the
winner will receive $15. ‘This
lucky winner will be announced
in next-week's column.

swim meets that we will be at-
tending this summer: Colville—
July 23; Penticton—July 9-10;
Trail/Beaver Valley—July 16-
17; Golden—July 23-24; ©

{>> Castlegar—August 6-7;

Nelson—August 18-14; region- |
als (Warfield)—August 20-21; ©
and provinelals,(Vancouver)— -

August 25-27.

T.am looking forward to
this season with great optimism *

and enthusiasm. Although we
will be up against stiff com-

petition, I am confident that we

will enjoy - one of the most
1] sea801

‘The following is a list of the *

summer events either in recre-
ation or the s 1% pro-

gtam. The response to the
ayia program has once again
been overwhelming and classes
are filling up rapidly. Persons
still interested in swim lessons

+ should contact our. offices for ' |

vacancies,
The. recreation program

has. a ‘number,’ of | activities _

offered for the summer. Child-
ren will have the opportunity to
participate in. canoe ‘trips,
camp-outs, arts and crafts pro:
grams, bicycle tours and nature
“awareness | programs. For
complete list of activities, times
and. registration: procedures,
please contact our office.

> Persons:interested in’ pub-

* He swimming should pick up

schedules for the months of.

July. and August at. the Rec.
' reation Office. ©

With a complete schedule
of public. swim sessions, .per-.
sons should be interested in
strip tickets which may be pur-
chased at either the Recreation
Office or the swimming pool.
These strip tickets are offered
at savings for the child, student
or adult.

Once again, for more in-

formation on strip ticket sales,

contact our office.
a ee ee

The Robson Poo! will begin

its season on July rd when a
free day. of swimming will Be

Se ee oesiea tae 4

and 6 to’ 8: p.m.,- Monday
through Sunday.

Persons interested in reg- “
istering for ived. Cross :lessons
which begin at the Robson Pool:

on July 11 may register at the
pool the week. of July Srd.
Due ‘to the success of-
volunteer assistance at the pool
last summer. we would like to

once again implement the pro-:..

gram. Any persons interested

in fhoffering ‘their time at the pool
may leave their names and
phone numbers with our office.
s * s t

As the various bal! organi-
zations begin their wind-down
to their season,’ a’ number of
playofis.and tournaments will
be taking place over the next
‘month,

The ‘Selkirk ‘Valley Girls
Friendship ‘Tournament : takes
place at Kinnaird Park in July.
The Provincial Bantam Girls

"Tournament will be held. the
weekend of July 9 and 10, This
‘will be followed by a baseball

ry) the. ‘week:
end, Ba
eee

‘All diving enthu:

With These Palatably
Priced Foods From

Silvester’s Food Mart!

Juicy Succulent

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 23, 1977

should be aware of a clinic that
is to be held at the Bob Brand-
son Pool .on Monday..: For
_ further | information : on. this
 glinie, which is being sponsored
by the B.C. Diving Association, :
contact the pool at 366-6424.

+ Castlegar.
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_ Game Results

A GOOD LOOK AT Castlegar ‘Minor’ Soccer.

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