CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 17, 1976

Notes from the Castlegar Golf Course

Regal Trophy to Become Prize in inter-Club Rivalry

Stim ‘McArthur and Pro Denny with Inter-Club Trophy

“Tennis Club News

“Local ‘Juniors Do Well af Rossland Tournament

By Lori Friesan

Last weekend was a very
busy weekend with many mem-
bers of our club participating in
one type of tournament or
another.

Our juniors did very well
in the Rossland tournament,
Tommy De Paoli and Albino
Silva won in the boys’ doubles
while Mark Steenvoorden and
Pino Laurino were runners up.
Well done, boys!

Over in Nelson some of the
senior players were finishing
up events in the West Koote-
nay Open held two weeks ago.
Barry De Paoli took the men's
singles and Laurie Lyons re-
ceived « consolation award,

‘In the Men's Doubles
event, Barry teamed with Jeff
Pantages and were victorious.
In the Mixed Doubles, Jeff
Pantages and Kay Jones won.
Congratulations to you all.

There were $2 participants
in our fun tournament last
Sunday. Frank Steenvoorden
‘Sr. was the men's high with a
6.3 game average while Her-

. man Kemperman was runner-
up with 5.2 average.

The ladies’ high went to

Marg Pondelicek with a 4.77

average and second place to.

Renata Belezyk with 4.75.

Selkirk Valley Girls

A barbecue followed at the
Steenvoorden home with 29
adults and children there. We
thank Theresa and Frank very.
much. The next fun tournament
is July 1.

There was a very poor
turnout at the general meeting
on Monday with 17 adults and 1

junior out of 178 adults and 212
juniors in the membership.

The directors for '76-77 are

‘Kay Jones, Laurie Lyons, Ro-

Jr. Golf Club
Holds Tourney
This Sunday

‘The annual junior golf club
championship tournament will
be held at the local course this
Sunday.

Tee-off time is scheduled
for 7 a.m., and all interested
golfers are asked to be at the
course by that time.

‘There will be flights for the
various handicappers, as well
as the Championship Flight.

Persons may register at
the clubhouse between now and

day. :

‘Ity ts: hoped yall junior
golfers will participate in this,
event,

Play-offs Start = Monday

The Selkirk Valley Girls’
Softball League final standings
are as follows:

Serie
Frisk

Fodor
Waddington

Playoffs started Moaday
and will go until the end of the
month.

July 2, 3 and 4 our league
will be holding its annual
eran Tournament at Kin-

Park. Invitations have
been sent out to teams in the
surrounding district.

berta Hamilton, Bill Perepol-

‘kin, Henry De‘ Rosa, Sandra

Robinson ‘and Renata Belezyk.

On June 26 and 27, we will
be hosting our first annual
doubles tournament. Men's
doubles and ladies’ doubles are
to be played. Those wishing to
enter must register by phoning
Ron Friesan by June 23. Entry.
fee is $4.

The Castlegar Closed
Tournament will be held Aug.
21 and 22, and the Castlegar
Junior Open will be on Aug, 25,,
26 and 27.

When any tournaments are
being held at the courts, you
are toassume that all six courts
will be used. If, however,
participation is not great
enough, one or perhaps two
courts will be left open.

If you wish to play on a
tournament day you will have
to take your chances as to
finding a court.

If members have guests
who can produce a current
membership card from another
tennis club, they will be allowed
to play one day free of charge.
After that, they will pay the $1
uy, fee or purchase a weekly

eT nttedtive  immediatel:

men's and ladies’ nights are
cancelled. nights, are to
remain open with the juniors
still having priority on the two
upper courts.

Here are a few rules of
behavior that should be fol-
lowed by everyone who steps
onto a court:

© Do not hog the court.
One set is generally what local
tules permit. The court should

be relinquished without’ grum-
bling.

e Singles players are ask-
ed to double up if others are
waiting. This, too, should be
done in good grace.

@ Waiting players have
preference on courts that ha
been. occupied by the ‘sane
players for 30 minutes.

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AGENT FOR BRONZE AND GRANITE MEMORIALS

‘By John

Isn't it meet the gee
Here it is, the first really nice
day we have had in weeks and I
amsitting here picking away at
the old typewriter, Oh, to y
the course in a friendly four-
somel Nevertheless, there is a
job to be done and I may as well
get on with it.

Last Wednesday morning
the Senlora were able to
complete the program that had.
been so damply interrupted the
previous week. The game was
‘Two Man Best Ball and, believe
it or not, 19 men took part.

We did manage to get
around this time and the big
ball winners were Earl LeRoy
and George Wilson with a neat
46, Bert Lamb and Harold Mer-
rifleld had 47, Ernie Carkner
and Jim Kelly 48, Joe Killough
and yours truly: 49, Mike
Verzuh and Bob Wadey 60, and
a tie for sixth spot between
Ozzie Jones and Bill Naylor and

Tony Schiavon and Ernie New.

ame don't know what method!
was used to break’ this, but
Schiavon’ and Newman em-
erged as winners.

This week's competition
will be back to some form of
straight golf under the capable
guidance of Bob Wadey and
Ernje Carkner. With the ad-
vent of good weather we hope
to have had a big increase in
attendance

‘The big affair later on that
same day was a Bingo, Bango,
Bongo competition, managed
by the team of Jack Osachoff,
Elmer Pellerine, H. Dahn ‘and
D. Poole. P, Van n was

also supposed to take part but”

was unable to be present, but
the boys managed not too badly
without him.

A total of 84 golfers took
part and 21 balls were given out
to the best golfers or biggest
sandbaggers, take your pick.
Top group with 11 points were
D, Calder, J. Koenig and D.
Wickett.

Right behind at 10 were W.
Kaiflo, C. Christensen, T. Wil-
son, E. Carkner, R. Wilson and
D. Jones. Then came T. Leckie,
R. Belton, P, Remillard, J.
Tressider, A. Cheveldave, J.

 Osachoff and L. Iab all. with 9.
(72Bringing op the rear were.”

W. Ellis, K. Waldie, A: McKin-
non, A. Ferworn, J. Corbett
and C. Bell.

This week's affair is a bit
ofa mystery. Here it is just as 1
received it ard you can make of
it what you may: Low Net -
instead of Beat the Pro! played
Cutes date. Buttons are being
made up,

Ifyou can tell what all that
means you are a better figure-
outer than lam. Whatever it is,
it will have been run by Ken
Seott, John Landis, G. Boyd,
Ernie Mills and Peter Young

talking about over at the golf
course.

To think was to act and
‘Slim’ was soon the proud
possessor of this fine emblem.
Next problem; how to mount it?

It ao happened that one of
the members knew of a friend
who was a keen woodworker,
‘This friend had been fortunate
enough to obtain a section of
wooden railing from an old
salling warship, the nee
Enterprise which had
decommissioned over 150 —
ago. When it .was. finally
dismantled, he had come into,
possession of . this. piece of,
railing.

io gladly donated about 15
inches ef this to the project
after he had worked and
polished it into really fine
shape, The final touch came
when, through the services of a
local carver, a miniature sun-
flower was placed in the eagle's

ak.

When finally assembled it
became not only a fine trophy
but a real collectors’ item, one
that any club could feel real
pride in being associated with.

Tam aure that, as the years
go by, the trophy ‘will be

led as one of the finest
traditions of our golf club and
one that will be keenly con-
tested for each event.

The Gleneagles tourna-
ment is held on Thanksgiving
weekend and it would be a
wonderful thing if a goodly
bunch of the local boys could

arrange to take it in. Talking to
some of those who have already
taken part, I am assured that it
will be a weekend long to
remember.

The gang down there are
almost as friendly as the bunch
up here and they really go
overboard to show their vis-

itors a good time. Should ;
anyone be interested he can get *

all the information necessary
from Denny. Keep it in mind.
At the risk of being

repetitive I would like once |

more to say a few words about
bottles, On the way up to the
course at the weekend I count-
ed five pop bottles beside the
road between the gate and the
parking lot, There were also
three other types discarded
there.

_ Tam continually picking
them up from the course itself,
usually at the side of the
fairways, but sometimes even
out .in ‘the open. If this
continues I am gure the execu-
tive will have to take action and
really lower the boom on the
offenders if the club is to

maintain any sort of a decent $

reputation,

If you are enjoying a
refresher’ on the course it
should not be too hard to carry
the bottle, can or whatever to
the next tee where there will be
aplace to deposit it. Should you
find one carelessly dropped
where it shouldn't be, please
pick it-up and'do likewise. A
little thought goes a long way.

Softball Play-Offs
This Saturday at Kinnaird Park

District 10 (East and West
Kootenay) Midget and Bantam
girls’ softball playoffs are to be
held this’ Saturday at the
Kinnaird Ball Park.

The following schedule will
apply at the double knockout
playoff: 9 a.m. Castlegar Mid-
gets vs. Rossland; 10.45 a.m.
Castlegar Bantams vs. Ross-
land; 12.80 p.m. Castlegar
Midgets vs. Rossitmd; 2.15 p.m.
Castlegar Bantams vs. Ross-
land; and if necessary, 4 p.m.
Castlegar Midgets vs. Ross-

and I hope it will have: been!

As a follow-up to the
account of our Sunflower Open
there is a little sidelight that
has a rather interesting story
attached. I did mention last
week about our Pro Denny's
dad coming up from Gleneagles
and bringing a bunch of his club
mates with him.

What I didn’t know at the
time was that this has evolved
into quite an inter-club rivalry.
The idea was born about three
years ago and is now in ‘full
bloom. :

Castlegar has its Open in
June while Gleneagles’ is’ in.
October. Groups from each club

visit the other and it was —,

decided that this idea should be.
developed.

A bunch of the boys from)
the coast, including ‘Slim’ Me-
Arthur got together and plan-
ned a suitable trophy to be held
by the club winning the most
points each year. Last year was
the first time the trophy was up
for grabs and it was won by the
Gleneagles’ stalwarts,

Castlegar came right back
and right now the trophy is
sitting on the display shelf of
our clubhouse.

The trophy is the story.
Browsing through Vancouver's
Chinatown one afternoon ‘Slim’
happened to see hand-
carved eagle in a store window.
It was a handsome looking bird
and gave him a: wonderful idea
for the trophy they had been

Fri, 4pm. + Sat. i pm.

Dancing 9:30 - 1:30 a.m.

Proper Dress - No Jeans
after 7 p.m.
“Misfits”

land; 5.45 p.m. Castlegar Ban-
tams vs. Rossland.

The Bantam girls’ provin-
cial finals will be held July 10
and 11 at Kelowna and the
Midget division finals will be at
Richmond on July 17 and 18.

The Castlegar Juveniles
have no. district playoffs as
there are'no other registered
teams in this district. They will
travel to the provincial playoffs
to be held at North Delta on
July 24 and 25,

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Twin Rivers

Twin Rivera Elementary
School won the School Trophy

for the second year running this

year when the Elementary
Track Meet for School District
No, 9 was held June 4 in
Kinnaird Park. ~

A total of 26 records were’

broken out of a possible 66
events with Points carned by
each school as follows:

.. Twin Rivers (TR) 986,
Kinnaird. (KE) 363, Woodland
Park (WP) 819, Robson (R) 318,
Blueberry Creek (BC) 317,
Tarrys (T) 314, Pass Creek (PC)
262, and Qotischenia (0) 214,

Results of the ‘individual >

trophy winners is as follows:
Kadivitea! Trophy, ‘Wianera «

9-yr. Boy: ei Edblad,
1 mis Kinnaird,
9-yr. Girls—Patty Plotni-
koff, 16 pts., Twin Rivers.

10-yr. Boys—David Picton, *

15 pts, Kinnaird,

10-yr. Glrls—Paulette Sch-
reiber, 16 pts., Robson.

11-yr, Boys—Darryl | Mel-
sted, 17 pts., Woodland Park,

11-yr. Girls—Andrea Bel-
ezyk, 18 pts., Kinnaird,

12-yr. Boys—Kevin Swet-

* Ushoff,'17, pts.., Robson.

12-yr. Girls~Bornie. Ar-
chanbeules 16 pts., Twin Riv-

yt. Boys—Larry Plotni-
iett We pts.,:Kinnaird,
1S-yr. . Girls—Sandy Bel-
czyk, 16 pts., Kinnaird.
14-yr. Boys—Joe Resen-

School District No. 9 Elementary Track Meet

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Instructora Brad Doll and Mrs. Laura Johnson

12-yr. Girls—Twin Rivers,
18-yr. Boys—Kinnatrd.
13-yr. Girls—Twin Rivers.
Myr. Boys—Twin Rivers.
14-yr. Girls—Twin ‘Rivers. :
‘The following winners of
the various events are in order
of first, second and third:
Dash (70 metres)
9yr. Girls—Patty Plotni-
koff (TR), Karen Harshenin (0),
and pra Oglow (KE)
Boys—Randy. Popoff
(RB), Has Edblad (KE), and

‘- Leonard Kinakin (T).

intanilha, 18 pts., Twin Rivers.
Relay strony. Winners
976

O-yr. Boye Kiana Ele-

Scratched,

10-yr. Girls—Karen Evin

. (R), Debbie snaxelt {T), and
(0)

Janet Argotoff
10-yr. Boys—Wayne Grit-

‘chin (BC), David Picton (KE),

and Rene Bouchard (BC).

i1-yr. Girls—And. Bel-
ezyk (KE}, | Beverly. Boolin-
off (R}, and Laurie Voykin (PC)
and Debbie Wasilenkoff (T).

l1-yr. Boys—Bobby  De-
‘Sousa’ (TR), Darryl Melsied

(WP), and Robby Ostoforoff (T)
and Andrew ‘Sookorukoff (T).
Dash (90 metres)

12-yr. Girls—Bernie Arch-
ambault (TR), “Lisa, Naychuk
(TR), and Susan Tischler (KE}.

12-yr, Boys—Kevin  Swet-
Ushoft (R), Doug Knowler (TR),

and Lyle Stoushnow (KE).
18-yr. Girls—Sandy _ Bel-

ezyk (KE}, Caroline Soukor-

fu oft ATR, and Debbie Barrass

Tete: Boys—Greg Becke'
(KE), Larry? Plotnikolf KE),
and Jack Normandeau (KE).

14-yr. Girls—Claudina Qu-
intanilha (TR), "and Robyn
Rothwell (TR).

44-yr. Boys—Joe Resendes
(TR), David McKenzie (TR),
and Bey Kanigan (TR).

3 -yr. Boys—Kinnaird, Tar-
trys, and Woodland Park,
10-yr. Girls—Robson, Kin-
naird, and uty

Wins Shield Two Years Running

10-yr, Boys—David Pleton
(KE), Peter Moaloff (R), and
Ricky Hubert (BC),

11-yr. Girls—Andrea_Bel-
ezyk (KE), Selina Berquist
(PC), and Kay Syrja a

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