CASTLEGAR-NEWS, Thurs., June 27, 1968

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~ On the Castlegar Course by Duffer John

The Castlegar and District
Golf Club 1968 open tourna-
ment was a success from start
to finsh: phe: weatherman So:
operated: in arr lying an equal
drenching to both Saturday
ternoon and morning
flights but just enough to
show no favourtism.

Sunday was perfect, both
a golfer's and a spec-

tate paint of view.
terest in the final nine
hole was attested to by the
colorful wave of a small “‘Ar-
nies Army” following the top

micontenders at this

point,

Bruce Pelmore of Nelson and
Marlin Thompson of Trail.

These two golfers provid-

ed an interesting game

throughout the tournament

but Marlin, who carded two

38's Saturday, slipped to two

40's Sunday while Bruce Pel-

| more carded a So and a 37

give him ut few pointers on

how ant bu

as grateful and at-
ae ‘to shake hands, but
the grouse just stepped on his
hand, stood Diets awhile and
then took off.

‘These. birds that watch
the pros. haven't much pati-
ence with amateurs!

erall winners during | mrs,
the entire were:

District
Mrs. D. E. Hughes 365-5503

Mrs. Vic Norstrom of
Minot North Dakota, and
Gena Jacobson of’ Saskatoon,
Sask., left Wednesday of last
week. after pending two
weeks visiting their brother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Gilbert Jacobson of ‘Kinnaird.

Mrs, Bertha Firth of Na-
naimo is the guest of her
daughter and son-inlaw, Mr.
and Mrs. George O'Farrell of|
Genelle.

Mrs. Henry’ Hyson’ of | 2!
Victoria is a guest of her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs, Gary Hyson and family

Bruce Pelmore, Marlin Thom-
pson, hie _ Hoo Mike
Laughton, Bernie Clarkson in
the Championship Flight.

» French, John Colbert,
Ed Levens and Ron Konkin
in the 10-13 bracket.

In the 14-17 bracket? ie
was Me Borodula, Phil Go!
off, Ray Foord and Bob tine c-
Donald.

Winners in the 18-36

bracket were P. MacParland,
J. Fraser,

on an
with a 39 and 38 on Sunday to
e the honours.

In attaining first Been |e
Bruce compiled 27 par holes,
seven bogies, one double
bogie and one bird.

A witness said Bill Van

seems he was all set to putt

when a grouse (bird type)
wandered onto the green to

Junior

Club

Yzerloo also got a bird. It|H

9 | Castlegar in the fifth
Silver: City Junior Invitation- | gular

Twelve boys from the
junior golf club Fepreseniod
annual

‘These boys were: Bob
Garth Robt

Lyle
‘Results of th of ae ‘Sournament

will be published in next

week's column.

Girls are reminded’ Koa the

interior golf

on
Jacks Polovnikoff and Nels

1,
“Tanovation of the ‘‘shot-

gun start” on the Castlegar
Course appeared to work to
erfection and’ under the
supervision of “shotgun” Carl
lenne the tournament’ ran
like clockwork.

We understand the bar-
becue was a complete success
and .the doubtful scores
turned in the

She was accompante led by
her husband who left Satur-
day morning for Penhold, Al-
berta where he will be on
staff for the air cadet sum-

mer camp.
A recent visitor to tne

Mr. Thederahn’s father, Mr.
Hil, Bo. Thederahn of Cobble

+ | Seattle where Mrs. Davi:
been visiting her daughter: -in-
R. A. Davis and

Socials.

of Slocan, marking their 5
Wedding Anniversary.

terlan
The Hon

of Mr. and Mrs, Cecil
 o0th

The couple were recipl-
ents of many cards, flowers
and gifts from well-wishers.
A presentation was also
made by) the the Slocan Presby-

agy’s, who are
former residents of Kinnaird,
be honored Sun-

day when open house will be
held from 2 p.m. until 5 p.m.
at the home of their son-in.

|CASTLE -

SHOWS 7.30 & 8.00 ‘pm.

Tonight and Friday

Tony Franciosa
Raquel Wel Welch

Saturday, Monday, Tuesday

a Cilento
HOMBRE”

law and daughter,
Mrs. H. J.
This will be followed by

Mr. and
. Belbeck of Robson.

Wed., Thurs. Fri.
H. Corbett

a
family supper to be held July} “CARRY ON SCREAMING”
6 in the Tannaird hall. x

Pacific Water Wells Ltd.
Drilling Contractors

Fast Efficient Complete Service

Industrial & Domestic Water Supplies

Box 329 — Castlegar, B.C.
Phone 365-6933

for

i
Mrs, Delphin Davis pi ‘fam.

ily.
Open house was held

day
attested to the success of the
aftermath.

We heard nothing but
praise for the condition of the
course and this is passed on
to those/responsible. We un-
derstand they were there at
4a:m. working on the greens.

Red Sox Triumph
ih aos Eesetts

gue ea ga eeaten Spay offs
where they finished the re-
season, winning th

finals by taking one gam
each trom the Blue Sox and
ert | White Sox. - fo

In the first game, the
Reds showed a slow start,

ff, |picking up speed as the game
| Lure, feny Fe Perchudott and

0}

By the fourth inning the
Red Sox were hot, collecting
seven of their eight runs.

Four of these came on a

Ko
number of

held in Penticton in uly. et
those entry forms in,

The junior club etder
tournament is ‘now in full
swing, so challenge a golfer
in your own age bracket and
tee off! rim ee

Juniors are reminded
that they are not to obtain
golf balls from eth. pro shop
when warming up in the area
of the plastic # heat backstop.
x is provided in the

A bo:
~ junior clubhouse for any old
m | golf balls which are no longer

of any use: to the golfer.

@ balls will be used
for eatlee in the plastic
backstop area. -

In order to establish a

q proper handicap, which is re-

hen irany

the markers in the game re-

!}sulted from

Phillip, chin was cre-
dited with the win. He was
relieved. by Denny Chamb-
ers, The Blue. Sox put up a
hard fight, bi
lent coaching was
little bit short of sufdicient,

“The second game, which
ended with a 5-1 total in fav-
or of the Reds, was a do-or-
die effort.

Denny Chambers went all
the way on a fine threec-hit-
ter and 10 strikeouts.

the Red Sox charged
through the first inning and
never Fooked back throughout
the contest.

_Lineup for the Red Sox
d gular play was; P.

Konkin,

‘Fast Home Perms, reg.,
Super, Gentle

Costume Jewelry All Less Than Half Price

be handed iat witht the “tall
name of the player on the

Mjcard. A box for these cards
" & a provided | in the junior club-

m Notices of any junior
activities board, Sua on the jr.
bulletin. bo: Junior golfers

are urged to become interest-

mjed in all club activities.

bases loaded homer b:
yi Gary ace

Sunday at the home

Castlegar Socials _

Mrs. H. Johnson Ph. 365-8294

Guests at the home of
Mrs, H. Johnson during the
weekend were Mr. and Mrs.
Wee Wright of Balfour. and

Mr, and Mrs. Jack Connolly
o!

Sohssom. They have not seen
each other since 1926 when

iB at
They wall leave for home late

in Augus'
Wie Peppard left re-

Sunda: Be Seen

Harmony Gire Circle
Held Final Meet
Of This Season

Harmony-Friendship cir-
cle of Castlegar UCW held its
final meeting of the season
‘Wednesday of last week at
the home of Mrs. E. Kraft
with Mrs. J. Lipsett co-hostess.
Dinner preceeded _ the
meeting and

ith 14
five visitors present.
A short business meet-
ing was held and plans were
macels for or ‘the fall season.
lose of the meet-
ing, a Mt tee hour ‘was enjoy-

ed with Mrs. L Reinsbakken

g colored slides of her

trip to Norway.

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