CASTLEGAR NEWS, June 18, 1980

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QUINLAN SHIELD winner, Randy Kirby of Castlegar,

‘receives congratulations from Zone 4

Bradley.

SPORTS”

Fitness Exhibition
better than ever

This year's Fitness Exhi-
bition should prove to be
better than ever.

. It will provide a chance
for people to get out and see
what sport activities are
happening in the community.
It will be an opportunity to
see if tennis is your game.
You can get your bloodpres-
sure taken; jump on a tram-
poline; shoot a hockey puck;
swing a golf club; take the
Canadian Fitness Test; ob-
serve lawn bowling; learn
about cross-country skiing;
find out tips about backpack-
ing, camping; and much
more.

Living within the West
Kootenays we are sur-
rounded by infinite lakes,
trails and campgrounds.
Here is the ideal time to see
how you can make the most.
out of our natural environ-
ment.

There will be a wide
variety of display booths
within the arena. Action B.C.
will be with us once again
this year. Here is your
chance to calculate your level
of fitness. Are you in better
shape this year than you
were last year? Come and
find out.

Along with Action B.C.
there will be displays from
The Canadian Heart Foun-

dation, The Sports Hall of ©

Fame, Mountain Sports Hut,
Kootenay Health Spa, The
Cancer Society, Big Tramp
Sales, Kamp Kootenai, Red
Cross, recreation programs
and many more.

There will be lots to do
and lots to see, so step into
summer the right way by
bringing the whole family to
the Fitness Festival June 20
and 21, It will be the ideal
time to have a weekend of
Fitness Fun.

chairman Bill

Castlegar Junior Open Championship

Castlegar golfers capture top place

Randy Kirby of Castle-

gar dominated the field of 63 *

juniors to win the Quinlan
Shield and with it the title
Castlegar Junior Open Cha-
mpion last Sunday.

Under sunny skies, but
strong winds, Kirby played a
solid game of golf with a 86
on the front, followed by a 37
on the back nine, to finish
with a low gross of one over
par 73.

Gordie Walker of Cast-
legar was the leader on the
front nine with an excellent
35, but faltered in the stretch
with a 40, to take second
place in the tourney with a
low gross of 75.

Bruce Bradley of Ross-
land-Trail, a much improved
youngster, placed third with
a surprising low gross score
of 78, ahead of Mike Wichert,
Castlegar, and Kevin Fraser
of Rossland-Trail, both with
an 80.

K. Fraser, Rossland-Tr-
ail won first low net with a
70, followed by D. Markin,
Castlegar with a 75, and
G.Adams, Nelson with a 76
low net,

In the second flight, C.

: Lind, Castlegar won the first

low gross with an 85, ahead
of J. Stahl, Salmo, with an 86
and J. Landis, Castlegar with
an 89,

First low net went to W.
Carlson, Nelson with a 72,
followed by A. Isaakson,
Castlegar (73), R. Tanner,
Creston (74) and D. Messen-
chuk, Creston (75).

Winner of the third
flight was R. Senger, Castle-

Celebrities

WINNING TEAM were these Castl
golfers, left to right, Randy Kirby,

gar with a low gross of 91. R.
Morris, Castlegar took sec-
ond place with a 92.

First low net winner was
B. Naka, Nelson, with a 71,
followed by J. Adams, Nelson
with a 72, and N. Veltri,
Nelson with a 75 low net.

Special competi ion

During the Fitness Fes-
tival the Celebrity Competi-
tion promises to be one of the
most entertaining events for
the spectators, 5

Last year the compe-
tition drew many laughs as
participants, celebrities and
service club tried

To date, confirmation
has been received from two
or our local politicians that
they will be attending. Lyle
Kristiansen, entering the
competition as a rookie, will
have the expertise of Chris
D'Arcy to rely on. Others

their hand at the events
which were designed by the
Recreation Department.

This year the competi-
tion is slated for Saturday at
12 noon. The Recreation De-
partment, although not re-
vealing the events, have
stated there will be five
events which really require a
minimum of athletic ability
but a lot of participant en-
thusiasm,

The competition will con-
sist of six teams with five
members per team compet-

at
the present time are Wendy
Robertson; Wayne Taiji, pro-
vincial

Michael

h Gordie Walker ard

The fourth flight low
gross winner was Jeff Ad-
ams, Nelson with a low gross
of 109, Low net winner was

_G. Dinning, Castlegar with a

74, followed by E. Desaul-
nier, Castlegar with an 82.

G. Wlasoff of Christina
Lake had the longest drive on
#9 hole. K. Fraser was closest
to the pin on #3 hole, and
R.Kirby was closest to the
pin on #17 hole.

The Savoy Inn/Lord
Nelson trophies for age class
and team competition went
to Jamie Adams (18 and
under), G. Walker (14 and 15)
and R. Kirby (16 and over)
and the Castlegar team of: R.
Kirby, G. Walker, M. Wic-
hert and D. Markin.

The B.C.G.A. Zone 4
Junior Championship is sch-

it
Dan Markin,

the Kaslo Jr.
Sunday.

Bellydance:

Open on-

Attending swim
meet at Nelson

This the Aqu-

anauts willbe in Nelson
competing in the firat swim
meet of the season,

The team has a three
year undefeated streak on
the line, and a big effort from
everyone will be needed to
keep the team on the winning
track,

Although a large num-
ber of swimmers will be
going, there are many first
year Aquanauts included,

and they will only be swim- |

ming one or two events, just
to get the feel of competition.
T'm counting on the more
experienced swimmers to
pull through with a good
effort.

This year, the team

“ weleomes two new assistant

coaches, Both have been
swimming a good many years
and thus have a great deal of
experience. Rob McGailey
and Kelvin Beattfe are help-
ing out with the younger
swimmers, and will also be
helping at meets.

It was felt that with so
many new swimmers, more
than one assistant coach
would be needed. Rob and
Kelvin will be taking over
from last year’s assistant,
Corinne McGauley,

Last week's swimmers
of the week were Stacey
Polonicoff from group three,
and Luciana Alvarez from
group one. Both girls are

Give demonstration

idal

ern dancer, has agreed ic
leave the University of Vic-
toria where she instructs the
art of bellydancing to make
an appearance at the Castle-
gar Fitness Festival.

From her travels around
the world, Zemphira has
gathered a wide array of cos-
tumes, jewelry, music and
expertise in the field of
middle-eastern dance.

eeauet to do a full
at the

eduled for this

the Lions Club and the
Kiwanis.

It is anticipated that
once again the City of Castle-
gar, under the captainship of
Audrey Moore, and the Rec-
reation Commission, under
the guidance of Doug Mac-
Kinnon, will be entering
teams.

For any individual who
loves excitement, fun and

ing in indi as well as
team events.

this event will
be a must to view.

The ined results of
the Nelson Open, and the
Kaslo Open, will determine
the winner of the title over 36
holes of medal play.

Savoy Inn/Lord Nelson
trophies and circuit points
will go-to the low gross age
class winners and the winn-
ing club team on both days.
Tee-off time for the two
tournaments is 10 a.m. ent-
ries close at 9:30 a.m.

The Nelson Jr. Open will
be played this Saturday and

sean complex, this will be

one of a number of inter-

esting demonstrations which
will take place during the

fitness exhibition on Sat-
urday afternoon.

Various costumes,
jewelry and finger zills, ete.
will be on display in a booth
at the exhibition where Zem-
phira will be explaining her
form of dance to all who are
interested.

Anyone wanting to try
the unique form of staying fit
will have the opportunity to

do so ata iz work-
shop Zemphira ‘will be con-
ducting on June 22 at the
Community Complex.

their

skills rapidly, and will be
doing very well in competi-
tion if they keep working.

The previous week's aw-
ards went to Sherry Bouthil-
lier and Jennifer Mair, who
are both new swimmers and
who are looking as though
they've been swimming for
years, '

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Fitness Aw. ones

Friday ig fie’ Begining
of the 2nd. Annual Fitness.
Festival hosted: by Gastle-
gar's Regional Recreation
Commission No 1,

The festival kicks off at

12 noon with Fitness Aware-
ness at CanCel. Fitness Aw-
areness is an exercise pro-
gram set to music. It will
consist of 10 - 15 minutes of
exercise and then a fun
soccer game with the earth-

After giving the CanCel
employs a bit of Fitness Fun,
the travelling van will move

1 the

et Nate a Exhibition
jAt m.;,the fener
exhibition seas At this
you can learn about ei
surfing, bellydancing, outdo-
or camping, get your fitness
tested and observe and part-
icipate in many displays.
There will be a hockey
shooting contest for all hoc-
key enthusiasts. Steven Boz-
ek will be ‘running... the
competition, so all you kids
come out and have some fun.
As well as hockey, there will
be basketball hoops to shoot
at, tennis backboards and
much more,

Celebrity C

Gastleatea Plaza and Twin
Rivers. The Fitness Aware-
ness program. should be
entertaining and fun, so keep
an eye open for the Fitness
Van.

Cycling and Frisbee Events~

Friday evening has

much in store for all. At 6
p.m, the cycling events will
begin a 80km cycle competi-
tion, as well as a family bike
outing. After the cycle ev-
ents will be an outdoor
barbeque during which we
will be entertained by two
local artists, Killough and
Jones,

While parents are enjoy-
ing the music, the children
can enter the frisbee compe-
tition, sponsered by Orange
Crush. The competition, whi-
_ch leads to the B.C. champ-
“ionship, will have four age
categories and eight events.
It should be challenging and
exciting for all. Students
wanting to enter the comp-
etition can register Friday
before the event begins.
There will be lots of prizes
and fun, as well as many
other Somes.

works
At ons there will be a
‘ks display. C:

At 12 noon the celebrity
competion will take place;
five secret events that will
provide entertainment for
all, Come see Mayor Moore,
Chris D'arcy, Lyle Kristian-
sen and others in the humo-
rous competition.

Tennis Tourney

The mixed doubles ten-
nis tournament is open to all
and will ‘take place’ all day
Saturday, beginning at 8 a.m,
There are still lots of open-
ings for entries, so register -
now. The fee is $5 per player.

Free Draw

There will be n

Tennis club

Tourney this weekend

By M. GRAY.

/ Cestlegar Tennis Club
held {ts second annual Fun
Tourney last Sunday, with the
fine weather enticing 20 par-
ticipants to come out,

Renata Belezyk.won first
prize in the women’s division
and -Ron Friesen won the
men's,

The.CTC will be holding
its Open Men's and Ladies’
Tournament this Saturday
and Sunday. Entry fee is $6,
which includes a swim and
dinner at the Grays. Entries
are due this Thursday night.
Contact:Ron Friesen at 365-
3216, Art Dusseault at 365-
6975. or. Gordon Gray at
365-3822,

There will be‘a conces-
sion stand again this year, run

by Allen Gray and Aaron
Friesen.
CTC will be holding its
Open. Singles Tournament
July and this is a seniors’
tourney, however a Vets cat-
egory will be added for the
first time. You must be 35
years of age or over by July
1980. For entries or infor-
mation contact the above.

There will be a Juniors
Doubles and Singles Tourney
June 28 and 29 at Beaver
Valley. Contact  Renice
Coombes at 367-7437.

" [wish to remind you that
men’s night is Tuesday and
ladies’ night is Thursday.
However, courts which aren't
being used are open.

See you on the courts.

Among the latest batch
of new books at the Castlegar
Library are several,,cagerly
awaited best sellers. ;.

One of the more contro-
versial of these is ‘'Errol
Flyrin, the Untold Story" by
Charles Higham. Higham al-
leges that Flynn was a Ges-
tapo spy during the war,
using his privileged position
to gain access to 1

discussed on TV and radio
and in magazines reviews, are
Nancy Friday's ‘‘Men in
Love’ and Gay Talese’s ‘Thy
Neighbor's Wife.’’ Both deal
with men’s sexual fantasies,
probing the reasons behind
the sometimes shocking scen-
arios dreamt up and showing
the deep vulnerability of even
the most ‘macho’ of men.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, June 18, 1980

New books at Castlegar Public iibrand

to an adoring British
publle which ranked them
Burton

Agatha Christie fans will’
enjoy “The Bedside, Bathtub
and A to

and eee Florence was cel-
ebrated as the first white
woman to have journeyed to
the sources of the Nile and
Sam was. knighted for his
discoveries, However, Queen
Victoria refused to receive
them as she had an inkling
that Flor was not all she

people and strategic places.

To add further spice to
the story, the author discloses
Flynn's previously unre-
vealed sexual encounters with
well-known figures and tells
of the criminal activities, theft
and smuggling, which kept
his life in a state of constant
suspense and high excite-
ment, rivalling the movies in
which Flynn starred,

Two other books, widely

Forty-eight SHSS students
complete first aid course

Forty-eight Stanley
Humphries Secondary School
students have completed a
course in St. John Ambulance
standard first ald, and passed

things to do all day Saturday
at the Castl Com:

pres-

Lay examiner .P. Trischuck,
assisted by Diane Guglielmi,
B. Dudley and: Ken Mis-
cavitch conducted the written,

oral and practical examin-.

,ation.

Tomilin, Cathie Mary-Anne
Van Dungen;

Wendy. Vera Wanjoff,
Gien H. Watt, Denise Maty
West, Gordon L. Zaitsoff,
Peter Zeboroff, Shawna Anne

the final
cribed by St. John A

Complex. A free draw for
two tickets to a, Vancouver
Whitecaps game. will be
offered, as well as many free
hats, buttons, etc.

The class was instructed
by Dave Dudley, a St. John
instructor who is also a tea-

cher on the SHSS staff,

during the second semester.

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5) Texaco Stars

has not had fireworks for
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Fon Runs
Saturday has much in
store for everyone. At 10
a.m, we start off with the fun

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Clearance of Floor Models

The students
will receive certification from
St. John Ambulance national
headquarters in- Ottawa.
These certificates are good for

Joyce
Denise Leona Markin, Emily
Kathy Paul, John David
Shmoorkoff, Korby Soobotin
and Robert Grant Verishine,

three years anywhere in the |

British Empire:

Katherine Barbin, Lori L.
Boolinoff, Sandra Lee Butila,
Wendy Francise- Byrne,
Joyce Connie Coleman, Law-
tence Demeo, Danny Deni-
soff, James Falkmann, Julie
Mae Franks, Kimberley
Franks, Tim Hadikin, Matt
‘Wayne Harshenin;

Doris Maria Kerkhoff,
Teresa Klapper,

Castlegar

Socials.

MRS. H. JOHNSON 365-8294
Mrs. J. Raine returned

: home Saturday after spending

the week visiting with her
‘in-law and Mr.

famous father, Lee Strasburg

Susan is an
other Hollywood Gaughter
born to a life of stardom and
built-in misery. In her moving
autobiography, ‘Bitter
Sweet,’ she describes her am-
bivalent relationship with her

and how she felt impclled to
flee success (she was -the
youngest star on Broadway,
playing in ‘'The Diary of
Anne Frank’’) and escape her
family’s expec-

should be. -

In fact, Sam had pur-
chased Florence at a Turkish
slave auciton and had taken
her along to Africa as his
mistress. Thelr exciting years

.together proved an unbreak-

able bond so they braved the
wrath of Queen Victoria and
got married — to return to
Africa and face more hair-
raising adventures.

"Th *s Child’ by

tations.

She embarked on a self-
destructive path which nearly
ended in suicide, but she had
the courage to pull herself
together. She says wryly her
biggest achievement was to
assume responsibility for her-
self and grow up to be an
adult.

“The Oak and the Calf’’
is yet another indictment of
the Soviet system by Alek-

Victoria Poole is a tense
medical drama and: at the
same time an engrossing fam-
ily story. When the Poole's
17-year-old son developed a
serious heart ailment, they
went from doctor to doctor
seeking a cure, as he became
increasingly sicker. Finally,
the decision was made to give
him a heart transplant.

The agonizing wait for
the donor heart, the trials and

backs and the

Agath ciate’ edited by
Dick Riley, In It you'll find
advice on how to survive an
English countryhouse week-
end; a guide to the Christle
polsons; favorite recipes of
the Christie characters, plot
summaries of all her novels
and stills from the famous
movies, to name a few items.

Roald Dahl is better
known to library patrons as
the author of ‘Charlie and the
Chocolate Factory.’ ‘*My
Uncle Oswald’’ is a roguish
novel for adults, starring
Uncle Oswald, the Michel-
angelo of seduction, who has
stumbled across an aphrodi-
slac more powerful than any
yet known to man.

Wishing to turn this find
to even greater profit, he de-
velops a commercial enter-
prise using 51 living geniuses
and crowned heads as an ex-
clusive sperm bank for
wealthy ladies wishing ‘to
share the honors with an il-
lustrious name.

‘No Love Lost’ is Helen
Van Slyke’s latest _novel,-.
spanning three generations of

sandr In this
memoir of his own writing
career, he tells of his 10-year
war to outwit the censors and
get his work published in his
own country. ~

After his release from
Gulag’ and his return from
exile, he decided to bring into
the open the work that had
previously circulated under-
ground and the Russian pub-
lic had its first hint of truth
about the prison camps.

When Kruschev fell and
the more liberal climate dis-

and Mrs, Ken Robey and
family in Sorento.
there, she attended the school

Marvin Rodger Koochin,
Cheryl Roberta LaHue, Lynn
Mary Lefurgey, Pino Laurino,
Cameron John Littley, Leon-
ard Loukianoff, Evelyn Lover-
enow, Robert Keith Makeiff,
Mario Masini; Wayne Gordon

Olson, Brenda
Lynn Peterson, Patricia M.
Porter, Lorne P Pat

of her grand-
daughter, Miss Heather
Robey.
* «
Mr. and Mrs. C. King
spent a month visiting with
their son, Bob, in Quesnel
and their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Dale
Cassell and family in Kam-
loops. Mr. King returned
home while Mrs.

Read, Trevin Brian Rogers,
Dave, R. Roos, James Roy

Smith, George G. Soukeroff, ’

Lyle Stoushnow, Susan Mae”

King remained in Kamloops

_with her daugher, who had
“just returned. home, from the

hospital.

While’

with him, Solzhen-
itsyn was raided by the KGB
and his papers were con-
fiscated. As nothing could
damn him more completely
than the material now in the
KGB's possession, he felt
free to make’ speeches and
provoke arguments; to send
his work to the West and to
play tricks on the KGB em-
ploying the skills learned in
the Gulag.

An incredible African ad-
venture which reads like fic-
tion is ‘Lovers on the Nile’ by
Richard Hall. It is the ex-
traordinary true story of two
Victorian (explorers Sam and

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of the way.

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