“CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 14, 1977

INGO being played by these young people is
st one of the many activities that took
e recent Tarrys and District Annual Reerea-
mn Picnic. Thrums Chevron won over Kales-
‘off By 14-9 in an exhibition ball game with
Walter Laktin and Ron Campbell taking first
jlace in the horseshoe tournament. Second place
Went to Phill Datchkoff and Mick Tarasoff with

Place at

By JOHNDALZIEL <*

Attendance at our weekly
get-togethers has been’ very
good for the past several weeks
and the improved scores are
evidence of the keenness and
enthusiasm of the senior golfers
of the district. ‘

This seems to be pointing
towards a really keen competi:

: _tion for the Tony Schiavon

Trophy which will be coming up
in just afew weeks now. From

\, the number of balls that have

George Harshenin and Cyril Saviskoff placing
third. The bike parade was a popular event with
19 entries. First place and a $10 prize was

, awarded Angie Podmorow, second place and $5
went to Kerry Harshenin with third place and $3
going to Glennwade Scott. All entries in the bike
parade won 50 cents for their efforts.

The way Rob Sherstobitoff
bells it, it wasn't fatigue, nerves
gv even plain bad luck that
saused his problems’ at the
welfth hole in the B.C. junior
men’s golf championship on
West Vancouver's Capilano
olf and Country Club course
‘riday.

“I just made a couple of
jad shots,” he told the Castle-
far News this week.

For three rounds in the
championship, nobody could
thuch Sherstobitoff. Unfortun-
ately for the 18-year-old Castte-
gar youngster the champion-
ships went four rounds—and
then some,

Sherstobitoff, who took a
seven-shot lead into Friday's
final round of the 72-hole tour-
nament after rounds of 71-71:
72, skied to a 10-over par 82 and
found himself tied for the lead
with the charging Jim Rutledge
of Victoria—who eventually
beat him in a Playoff for the
title.

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at 296, eight over par on West
Vancouver's Capilano Golf and
Country Club course.

The 18-year-old Rutledge,
winner of the Vancouver Island
match play tournament and the
Victoria junior. championship,”
beat Sherstobitoff on the third

“the ‘par-four hole. :

The long-driving Shersto-
bitoff started poorly Friday but
his problems came to a head at
the 12th hole, where he took a
disastrous nine, losing a ball
and then hitting a tree. *

Both Rutledge and Shers-
tobitoff birdied the first hole of
the playoff—a relatively easy,
downhill par five. They then
both scrambled to make par on
the second hole, a par four. On
the third hole, Sherstobitoff hit
a seven-iron second shot over

. the green, chipped to within 12

feet, but missed his par putt. +
Tied for third place at 299
were Brian Eccleston of Sey-
mour, who had the tourna-
ment’s best round of three-
under 69 Friday, and Dale
Proctor ‘of Vancouver Club.
Stu Winchester of Comox
finished at a 800 total while Bill

“hole of the sudden-death playuif-
sinking a five-foot par putt on _

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‘Bad Shots’ Cause of Toft Hole Problems

King of Shaughnessy was in at
303, .

. Sherstobitoff said this

. week he was not surprised at , [

the quality of the competition.
“I went there expecting it
to be quite good,” he said.
“The course wasn’t as hard
as everyone thought it would
be,” he said. “If you just hit the
ball straight and-stayed out of
trouble you were okay.”
Sherstobitoff, who ‘in, his
final year as a junior is holding
down a regular summer job,
said his family had attended the
last part of the championship

- although he “didn't notice
, them” until it was over. He said

he will continue as a_ senior:
player when he turns 19.
As one of the top,20 and

‘ties (in this case 22 players)

Sherstobitoff will advance to
the B.C, Invitational, a 36-hole
tournament to be played this
weekend at Shaughnessy and
Marine Drive in Vancouver.
The rounds from the B.C. junior
and the Invitational will aid in
selecting B.C.’s junior team for

the Canadian Championships.

“At the’ sane time, the In-
vitational will also help choose
B.C.’s Willingdon Cup team for
the Canadian amateur cham-
pionships. A total of 24 ama-
teurs and 21 juniors will take
part.

Lawn-Bowling

Senior Citizens

Score Closely

Castlegar and District
Senior Citizens are enjoying
their lawn bowling with some

. pretty close scores. One of the

close games was played Thurs-

day evening between the teams .

of Mrs. J. Heslop and Mrs. H.

Johnson with the winner being”
Mrs. Johnson's with a score of
9-8,

The winning team con-
sisted of Mrs. Johnson, skip;
Mrs, A. Brady, third; Mrs. C.
Donald, second and Mrs. A.
Lampard, lead, Members of the
opposing team were Mrs, J.
Heslop, skip; Mrs, J.. Raine,
third, Mrs. E. Sherbiko, second
and Mr. E. Wallener, lead.

The seniors have express-
ed their appreciation to the city
for keeping the lawns in good

|. eondition. Any member is wel-

come to come along and enjoy a
relaxing evening on the greens. .

been handed out so far our gang

has to be one ofthe best:

supplied in the golfing fratern-
ity. 7 :

Strangely enough they
seem to have been spread
around fairly well’ and no one’
should be without a new ball or
two in his bag.

Last Thursday 92 golfers”
took part in the usual shen-

As Seniors Brush U for T

, Vigorous Competition Expected

. from Riondel have ‘indicated

nanigans under the direction of
the two Ernies, Carkner and
Newman. Number one winner
for the day was a visitor, guest
of Jim ‘Down The Middle’
Kelly. Unfortunately the name
on the sheet is undecipherable
so all I can say is “Nice going,
Jack".

Another ball winning visi-
tor was Jim Ross from Riondel
and these are but two examples
of the hospitable way in which
we treat our visitors—pro-
viding:they play well enough,

Other ball winners were
Ernie Carkner, Mike Verzuh,
Howard Heglin, Jimmy Lipsett,
Curt. Waterman, Joe Cushner,
Earl LeRoy, ‘Stormin’ Norman
Fishwick, Joe Killough, Ernie
Fitzpatrick, Bill Evans, Ernie
Mills and yours truly.

Incidentally Jim Ross was
saying that a few of the boys

CASTLEGAR NEWS

SPORTS

Views from Recreation

By PAT METGE

‘Director Pat Metge

_The following week .the
of Robson will have

In the open-

the to place their

ings of the various

and wading pools in the area,
we have been remiss in the
schedule of the Bob Brandson
Memorial Wading Pool. This
+ pool is open Monday. to Friday
from 9 a.m, to 4 p.m. while on
Saturday and Sunday it is open
from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.

The Kinsmen Pool. oper-
ates Monday to Friday from 1
p.m. to 4 p.m.

The two large pools in
Castlegar and Robson are well
into their summer schedule of
activities, however, they still
welcome persons who are inter-
ested in public swimming or

~are numerous times and save | to
chose from.

Persons interested in pur-
chasing a book of strip tickets,
which entitles the holder to 26
swim sessions, may do so at

either ofthe pools or at the _

Recreation Office.

For the residents ‘of Rob-
son interested in swim lessons,
tontact Cindy at the Robson
Pool. Cindy can be contacted by
phoning 365-3018,

The pools are offering a
wide range of activities and
something for -all age cate.
gories: We hope-you take ad-
vantage of these facilities.

es 8 8

The first sports camp,
which was held in the Pass
Creek area, has proved very

ving

private Splash parties, There ~

children in the program as we
will be in Robson from Monday
to Friday. The hours of this free
program are from 10 a.m. to,2
p.m,
*. . *

As was previously an-

nounced we are still accepting

registrations in all our summer -

activities which. include ad-
« venturers, lollypoppers, outset

and’canoe camps. As many of

these programs run ona

weekly basis," persons may”

register their children for one
week or several! weeks of
activity.

“ activities concerning senior citi-,
zens please call our offices at

Persons still interested in
the Minor Hockey School
should contact either Earl
Salekin or our offices. To make
this a worthwhile project the

+ committee isin need of more
registrants.
* 8 8

A number of activities are
being prepared for the Castle-
gar Sunflower Fest which
should be of interest to all and
which require a degree of prac-
tice. It is our understanding

‘that the Lions Club will be
sponsoring a skateboard com-
petition which is something
new for this area. So to. all
skateboard enthusiasts, you

ment to our staff for future

camps which are planned for
Shoreacres, Tarrys, Robson
and Glade.

The Pass Creek group was:
able to participate in canoeing |

at Nancy Greene Lake ‘as well
as organized team and in-
dividual competitions.

The children of Shore-
acres, between the ages of
eight to 13, can look forward to
much the same this week when
the camp visits your area and
will be located at the elementa-
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Regional Recreation Com-
mission No. 1 is sponsoring the
Castlegar Sunflower Run which
is a seven kilometer jog
through the south end of the
city. This jog is open to any
person who wishes to’ run,
walk, jog or crawl for their
physical well being.

‘The jog gets underway at
9:15 a.m. and will start at the
Castleaird Plaza. Persons. in:
terested in this event may
leave their name at the Recre-
ation Office or. register the
morning of the race,

tales canis the Cas.

© tlegar Club should be aware of.
; the upcoming lessons and prac-

tices which will be made availa-
5, ble at the club, -

Starting Tuesday, and run:,
ning on Tuesday’ afternoons: °

from 3 to 6, juniors will be able
to make use of the driving
range free of charge. Any

:junior:in that three hour, time | ,

spot may hit as many baskéts of
balls as they may want,
Also juniors interested in

taking a 9 hole playing lesson _

-from Denny may do so by
signing up at the Club House.
These lessons will be held on
Wednesday mornings and will
begin at 8 a.m,

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they would like to come over
for a friendly game with the
locals, They will certainly be
made very welcome and, if they
let us know ahead of time when
they would be coming, arrange-
ments will be made for a later
start to accommodate them. ;:-

Friday morning saw the
return visit ‘to Birchbank by the
local seniors. Twenty-one boys
made the trip'and teamed up
with 28 of the Trailites for a
morning of fun and games on
the course.

Trail came up with a new
gimmick by instituting a hidden
partner type of contest. When
the dust had settled it was

found that Ernie Carkner and °

Jack Barnes had finished on
top. ¥
This was with a net of 71

for the two and they were’

closely followed by Bill Evans
and Carlo Martin with 74 and
Gino Pagnan and Bob McCum-
ber with 76. i
Most honest golfers for the
day were Steve Melnyk and

"Sandy Martin with a net that is
~ best left to the imagination. It

was 8 real good morning and a
number of the local boys
grabbed the chance and played
some extra holes.

Once again I have the
pleasant opportunity to con-
gratulate those of our local
juniors who did such a swell job
of representing our fair city in
the B.C. Junior Open. But for
an unfortunate lapse in the final
round we would have had the
number one junior with us right
here in Castlegar. ©

Robert Sherstobitoff led

the pack right from the opening
drive only to be tied with a
youngster from Victoria at the
final hole. This necessitated a
playoff and it took three extra
holes before the winner was
declared.

Real nice going, Robert, I
just know that you are going to
finish on top before too long.

Danny Walker also gave a
very good account of himself.
At the ti es

know Where he finished but Ido ~

know that he was in fifth spot
going into the final 18, Robert's

brother, Kenny failed ‘fo snake:
wil ne dvabe be aving't ero

account of himself in future
competitions.

Idon't know whether there
were any others from Castlegar
taking part but we have every
reason to be proud of these
particular boys and also the
other juniors that go to make
the future of. our golfing
renown pretty secure.

This will be 30 for a couple
of weeks at least. When you
read this-I should be some-
where in Sunny (?) Alberta. I
will be taking my clubs with me
and ‘hope to have a couple of

. games in the Edmonton. .

Calgary area, I don't suppose I
will find it any easier there than
here but look forward to meet-
ing some old friends and
making some new ones. Until
the next time—see you on the
links.

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