CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, October 11, 1973

BOB FERGUSON'S

SPORTING FACTS

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CASTLEAIRD HARDWARE & STORING Socee

‘When was the four-minute talle barrier broken and who did
“t-L. C. Drake, Salen ae
i Dr. Roger cracked the fe inut
‘mile barrier in 1954 when he was clocked in 9:59.4 at White
‘Stadium in London, beating the world record of 4:01.4 held since
1945 by Swedish runner Gunder Hagg. Since then the ranks of
‘sub-four-minute men swelled and the record continued to dip lower
until 1966 when lean Jim Ryun of the U.S. was clocked in a
phenominal 8:51.3 at Berkeley, Calif,

* * *

“What is meant by the term ‘di in

CA TLEGAR . NEW S.

SPORTS

Curling Club Notes

Grand Opening Mixed Spiel
Date Now Tenfafively Set

Tee in the curling rink is

sporte?-D, K. Ornstein, Chateauguay, Que.

} Francois Gueriniere, considered by many the founding father
of classical dressage termed it thusly, “suppleness and lack of
‘constraint are the prerequisites for voluntary offered obedience,
not for agonized subjection of the horse.” The dressage portion of
any horse show, including the Olympics, has been compared to
gymnastics in that it isa searching and demanding test of the
horse's and in ing 37 different
prescribed classical movements on a flat dirt surface. Included are
such movements as trot on the spot, pirouette and flying changes.

This is quite a test of the capabilities of both horse and rider.
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: Gots question on sports you'd like answered? Give it to Jock
Stewart at CASTLEAIRD HARDWARE & SPORTING GOODS.
‘or mail it to: Sporting Facts, 2350 2008 Baseline Rd., Ottawa, Ont.

Casflegar and District Bowling Results

by Castlegar and
District Curling Club for its
Grand Opening Mixed Spiel
tentatively set for Oct. 19 to 21,

This was announced at the
last. executive meeting held
Sept. 6 in the curling lounge
with 11 members present,

A general meeting will be
held tonight in the curling
lounge.

It was noled general
clean-up has been carried out
with Bert Lamb being hired by
the club as custodian.

Since the first of the
month, meetings have been
held by the mixed, ladies’ and

men's clubs, Fees for these
various clubs have been re-
viewed and tentative figures
are as follows: men's $70; men’s
one-nighters $40; ladies' $60;
mixed $40 and spare fees to be
$5 initial fee and $1 per game.

New Year party has
been planned. Details on this
will be presented later.

Recreation News

From the Director's Desk

We now have six men who
have put their names down for
a men's keop-fit conditioning
program. The time and day has
not been sot as we are waiting
until we have at least 12°or 14
men before setting up anything
definite, The ladies’ keep fit
classes are all well

office and leave your name and
phone number.

So far only scven young:
sters havo signed up for
pre-school hockoy. Unless we
got at least double that number
we will not be able to offer the
program this season, Wen must
have all to the

The irony of this response
is that no matter what type of
work a man does, men need
physical conditioning more than
women. Medical statistics have
proven this for years, Usually if
Q program does not get the
required response right away I
drop it. 1 am persisting in this
case of men’s keep-fit because I
feel iLis important. Think about
it—then call the Recreation
Office and put your name on the
list.

* .

The junior crafts program

is enjoying a very good
di No further regis-

Greatest River
The Yukon Territory is
named after the Indian name
for the river “Yukon”. This
Indian name means ‘greatest
river’ as does the Eskimo name
‘Kweek Pak’,

Coffee Break League

LHS Britt Edblad 844.
LHT Elaine Martin 832.

:- THS Cheerios 980, THT
Wheaties 2795.

Team points: Cheerios 4,
Muffets 1, Mugs 2, Pincurlers 0,
Take 5 - 2, Wheaties 3,

Other 600's: Britt Edblad
18.

Mon. Night 9 -
LHS Joni ison 216. LHT

MHT Harry Markin 666.
THS Unpredictables 1066.
THT Unpredictables 2960.

Team points: Unpredict- ~
0, Spares 0,°

ables 4, Jack

MHS Andy Postnikoff 292.
MTH Andy Postnikoff 678.

THS Challengers 961. THT.
Challengers 2703.

Team points: Unpredict-
ables 3, Jackasses 1, Spares 3,
Posties 1, Team 5 - 1,
Challengers 3,

Other 600's: Walter Kani-
gan 660, Harry Markin 637,
Alec Lawrenow 633, -Jean
Comtois 607.

Monday Night 7 p.m. (Oct. 8)

LHS Nina Voykin 260:
LHT Nina Voykin 650.

IHS Len Donald 338.
MHT Len Donald 757. °
THS seewbal 1088. THT

Posties 1,
Challengers 3.

Other 600's: Jean Comtois
616, Hal Hesketh 637, Bob
Cowlin 623, Ken Plotnikoff 651,
Walter apa .

Mon. Night 9 -

LHS Carol Tyicisns 219,
LHT Carol Emmons and Carol
Comtois 557.

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First or second mort-'})

Team Seri Screwballs 4,
Mishaps 4, Pubbers 1, Expos 3,
Spark Plugs 0, Purple People

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Other 600s: Greg Stefon-
iuk 663, Dave Calder 750, John

Marshall 603, Ted Kajzar 610,
Ann Kajzar 603, Bill Shay 668,
Nancy Donald 647,
Tues. 1 p.

Lug rene Hill 278. LHT
Irene Hill 748.

THS Macalister Ins, 981.
THT Macalister Ins. 2869.

Team points: Castlegar
Drug 8, Independents 5, Lucky
Five 2, Macalister Ins. 7,
Boundary Electric 9, Sentinals

° Other 600’s: Kay Gretchin
700.

Tues. 7 O'Clock Mixed (Oct. 2)
LHS Kay: Adshead 210.

LHT Mable Postnikoff 598.
MHS Jim Proud 262. MHT
Ron Postnikoff 668.
THS Is 1021, THT

Other 600's: Ken Scott
637, Jim Proud 638.

Tues. Night Mixed 9-11 (Oct. 2)

LHS Joyce Turner 223.
LHT Joyce Turner 586,

MHS Ed Webster 305.
MHT Ed Webster 751.

THS Nighthawks
THT Nighthawks 3055.

Team points: Spoilers 2,
Marlaners 1, L-C-Bees 1,
Checkers 2, Nighthawke 3,

Seven Elevenths 3
Other 600's: Bill Shay 698.

Wed. Morning Drivers League
LHS Bobbie Kerailt 302.
LHT Carol Gregory 68!
THS Hornets ine THT
Mustangs 3030. “
Team points: Cadillacs 1,

1108,

Screwballs 2865.

Team points: Alley-Cats 0,
Regulars 0, Misfits 1, Ding-Bats
4, Columbia 5 - 8, Screwballs 4.

Royal Life Saving Certificate
«Of Thanks for Local Women:

AA Ca gtlegar woman: was
ong. those who received
recognition Sunday at Govern-
ment House in Victoria when
presentations of the Royal Life
Saving Society of Canada,

PODIATRIST
Foot Specialist
S. G. Ffellstrom, D.P.M.
AT HI ARROW ARMS
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 17
11 a.m, to:8 p.m.
THURSDAY, OCT. 18
9 am, to 7.p.m.
-FOR APPOINTMENTS

PHONE 365-7282
2-40

British, oidmbia and Yukon
Branch, were made by;Lt.-Gov.
Ww. S. Owen, patron of the
society.

Mrs. Evelyn Clarke re-
ceived a Certificate of Thanks
for activities in the promotion
and sponsoring of the lifesaving

program for many years in this
area.

She has also been a special
representative of the British
Columbia and Yukon Branch for
several years.

Commonwealth honors
awards for 1971 and 1972,
bravery and rescue awards, as
well as the investiture of
officers, took place at the

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‘systems, and tune if necessary.
Labour extra if needed

BATTERY.
We'll check for fut!
power and see that
water is atthe |
level.

coouna SYSTEM
We'll check anli-

freeze protection,
make sure itis
at proper level

‘and that the cap.

hoses and connections are light.

KEEP WINTER DRIVING

SAFE AND FUN
$19.95.
Check-up
for
Safety
With
Friendly Frank

LIGHTS
We'll make sure all
lights are burning
properly and
cortectly aimed,

WIPERS
‘We'll check arm
and biade
condition and

AY windshield
washer tank fluid level.

TIRES

BRAKES

‘We'll check fluid tevel,
linings, cylinders,
adjustment.

LUBRICATION —
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Lubricate, chassis,
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4, Hornets 3, Chevys
2, Ramblers 0, T-Birds 2.

Other 600's: Bobbie Keraiff
631, Kathy Horcoff 619, Lil
Knowler 657.

Wed. Night Cut-Rate League

LES Shirley Torbic 232.
LHT Irene Conroy 625.

Parrots 947. THT
Parrots 2678.

Team points: Canaries 4, _
Parrots 4, Eagles 2, Budgies 2.)
> Swallows 0; Orioles 0.

Other 600's: Shirley Torbic
612.

Thurs. Morning Ladies

LHS Nancy Gemmill 226.
LHT Colleen Lightle 613.

THS Minks 893.

Minks 2552.

Team points: Minks 4, ©

Lions 2, Beavers 0, Teddy

Bears 2, Chipmunks 2, Squir-

rels 2.

Rowdy Rollers (Thurs. 1 p.m.)
LHS, Kay Gretchin 270.

LHT Marg Bonnett 695.

THS Criers 1006. THT
Criers 2822,

Team points: Hooters 4,
Screamers 6, Groaners .6
Wailers 8, Criers 9, Moaners 3.

Other 600's: Marg Bonnett
695, Shirley Barton 632, Bonnie

White 675, Irene Hill 686. “i.

Friday Night Classic Mixed

League

“HS Pearl Mott 255, LHT
Pearl Mott 683.

MHS Walter Keraiff 309.
MHT John Obetkoff 718. *

THS Nuts and Bolts 1123.

“THT Nuts and Bolts 3054.

Team points: Super Stars
4, Alley Cats 0, Nuts and Bolts
4, Robson Rascals 0, Gang
Busters 4, Dolphins 0.
* Other 60's: Waller Kraiff
687, Maurice Lesy 635, Bobbie
Keraiff 605.

trations are being accepted so
those who want to take the
class now will have to wait until
the second set in January 1974,
Ifanyone has any old nylon
stockings or panti-hose and old
light bulbs, they are needed for
the crafl classes. They could be
dropped off at the Recreation
Office Mondays through to
Fridays.
* .
Castlegar and District Min-
or Hockey Association needs
eoaches for pups and bantams.
{ you are interested and
willing, call the recreation

Recreation Office sey to the
tentative starting date of Oct.
19,

* * *

So far only six students
have indicated interest in a
winter track club, We will need
a lot more than that before we
can get it going,

s .

A program designed to
make available transportation
for senior citizens is now being
developed. The program is
called “Homeward Bound” and
is in the organizational stage.
We are interested to hear from
people who would be willing to
donate some time; people with
cars who would be willing to
transport individual senior citi-
zens shopping or to doctors’
appointments or anything of
this nature.

We hope to develop a list of
people willing to help from time
to time, Patty Troyan, of our
recreation staff, will be co-
ordinating the program from
the Recreation Office.

We already have a list of
senior cilizens who are “Home-
ward Bound" and we hope to
have the program underway in
the next couple of weeks,

Slocan Golf Club Holds

Wind-Up T

On Sept. 30, 21 members of
the Slocan Lake Golf Club
turned out to play 18 holes in
the club wind-up T tournament,

Following the awarding of
the prizes the golfer's wives put
ona pol-luck supper. —

Ball Diamond
To be improved
If Costs Right

The Town of Castlegar will

Tournament

Prizes were as follows:
Ladies: Low gross—Nonie Gor-
don scoring 84; low net—Alice
Cooper; first runnerup—
Darlene Gee; long ae Ne

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REWARD $200.00

Information leading to conviction of the
party who vandalized my Pump House situ-
ated about 500 feet north of the mouth of
Merry Creek,

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GENERAL MEETING

Monday, October 15 — 7:30 p.m.

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PUBLIC NOTICE

The following is the Castleger Arena Public
Skating schedule for the 1973-74 season:

Fridays 7:15 p.m, to 845 p.m.

Gordon; honest g
Hicks.

Juniors: Low gross—Steven
Turner scoring 98; low net—
Kevin McCrory; long drive—
Steven Turner; honest golfer—
Laurie Hicks.

Mens: Low gross—Mark Sten-

1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Sundays Adults Only 1:15 p.m. to 2:30 p.m.
General 2:45 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Public Skating rates for the 1973-74 season
are as follows:
Chitdren ... - 406

60c
soos $1.00

berg scoring 80; first r
—Ken Gordon with 82; second

carry out imp! at the
baseball diamond: in Kinsmen
Park next year provided costs
are in line.
J83%2 The Sentinel: Baseball As-
sociation wrote council ‘at’ its
meeting-last-week asking that
the fence down the first and
third baselines’ be completed,
that a screen be placed on the
backstop, and. that surface
dugouts be provided.
Remarked Ald. Mike Liv-
ingstone, who. chairs council's
recreation committee: “It’s our
intention to proceed, bearing in
mind that costs must be in
ine.”

Mimor Soccer
Holds Ploy-Offs
On Saturday

Castlegar and District Min- |

or Soccer Association held their
annual play-offs Saturday with
the results as follows:

Div.2 Benfica 4 Ajax 3
Div.3 Celtic 2. Arsenal 0
League winners:
Div.2 Ajax 29 pts.
Div.3 Arsenal 28 pts,
All trophies will be pre-
sented at a get-together of boys
and parents with coaches and
executive on Nov. 17 in the
Kinnaird Hall.
Details will be given at a
later date.

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