CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 29, 1978

«Mike Wichert Takes Quinlan Shield in Castlegar Jr. Open

Wins Extra Hole, Sudden-Death Playoff

Ken Sherstobitotf — Mike Wichert — Bill Sherwood

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Editor, Castlegar News:

: Lifejackets are a must! Or
asome type of personal flotation
ee for each Person in the

Hopefully, we are all re-
+ sponsible enough to follow this
# regulation. However, do we
{know how to use all these
i devices, and are we sure they
ill, in fact, save our lives?
The following article by
our retired chief commander
tBob Beale of Toronto makes a

lot of sense, and I would like to-
share it with your readers.
“Life jackets on backwards
impossible you say? New
boating people perhaps? No! A
* recent drowning occurred off a
boat on which the skipper-
owner had been active in
boating for over 15 years.

“The life jackets were
MoT-approved and in good con-
dition. When found, the bodies
were floating with all the
flotation secured to the back of

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eight to 10 inches under the
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“I do not doubt that the
skipper had always dutifully
carried the required approved
life jackets, However, when an
emergency occurred requiring
their use, three jackets on
three people were put on
incorrectly.

“Would you put yours on
correctly under stressed con-
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enced what it would do for you
in the water?

“There are many, designs
of approved flotation devices
that are approved for certain
sizes of boats, There are key-
hole types; on the chest and
under the back of the neck
types; cushions and the new
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“The latter have a bit less

flotation, but they tend to be
easier to wear. The advantage
of this is they are more likely to
be worn before the emergency
arises.
“Cushions have a great
value in that they can be
thrown to a person in the
water. They are also easier to
put on when in the water—the
loop over the neck, the cushion
part on the chest, and the tapes
tied around :the waist.; The
flotation is in a good place to
keep the face up.

“My plea to you is—try on
your life jacket before you need
it. Try on several styles—one
may feel more comfortable for
your particular body shape.
Then get in the water and see
what happens. Jump or fall off
the boat or dock and learn by
experience what the device will
do to you. Can you propel
yourself towards the boat or
dock?

“If you do have the mis-
fortune to require a flotation
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boat, then the know-how you
have acquired by in-water
practice may just keep you a
living floater until rescued.

“Life jackets put on back-
wards? Yes, it has been fatally
done!”

Happy boating—and safe
floating, as well!

Dorothy Mitchell

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By Gerry W. and Charlie C.

The Castlegar Junior Open
held on Saturday had an entry
of 55 golfers, competing for the
Quinlan Shield.

Those entries came from
Rossland-Trail, Nelson, Chris-
tina Lake, Kaslo and Salmo,
The competition was very close
as predicted.

After finishing 18 holes of
medal play, Ken Sherstobitoff
of Castlegar, Bill Sherwood of
Rossland-Trail, and Mike Wich-
ert of Castlegar, were tied with
low gross scores of 78 strokes.

In a resulting extra hole,
sudden death play-off, Mike

Wichert came out on toptowin .

the 1978 Junior Open. Ken
Sherstobitoff took second place,
and third place went to Bill
Sherwood. :

One shot behind the lead-
ers in regulation play, Rob
Dunn of Castlegar, checked in
with-a 79 (net 69) to win the
championship flight low net
trophy. Tied for second place
were Dan Fillipoff of Castlegar,
and George Wlasoff of Chris-
tina Lake.

Dan had an 82, for a net of
74, and George shot an 84, fora
low net score of 74, also,

The first flight, low gross

“ trophy, went to Greg Adams of

Nelson, after a chip-off against
Randy Kirby of Castlegar. Both
golfers checked in with an 81.

The first flight, low net
trophy, was won by Dan
Markin of Castlegar, who fin-
ished with an 82, for a net of 69,
Runner-up was Allan Simm of
Rossland-Trail with an 88, for a
71 net. 5 e

Car! Thomas of Kaslo, took
third place with an 85, for'a net
score of 72.

Place jam
Mike Wichert
Ken Sherstobitoff
Bill Sherwood
Rob Dunn.

Randy Kirby
Greg Adams

Dan Fillipoff

Ron Sherstobitofi
Dan Markin
Graeme Douglas
Aaron Stouchnow
George Wlasoff
Gordie Walker
Greg Moreso
Car] Thomas
Stephen Milner
Allan Rintoul
Dave Panton
Brian Edwards
Ken Buna

Allan Simm

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Second
First low gross—Jim
Smith, Castlegar; second low
gross—Bret McGuire, Castle-
gar; first low net—Doug De-
gans, Rossland-Trail; second
low net—Mike Pastuck, Nelson;
third low net—Rob McGauley,
Castlegar.
Third Flight
First low gross—James
Stahl, Salmo; first low net—
John Landis, Castlegar; second
low net—Fred Pozdnekoff,
Castlegar; and third low net—
Kelly Keraiff, Castlegar.

Mike Pastuck of Nelson,
proved to be a sharpshooter,
again. He won the closest-to-
the-pin contest on No. 3 hole.

The circuit points team
competition was won by the
Castlegar foursome of Mike
Wichert, Ken Sherstobitoff,
Rob Dunn and Randy Kirby,
with a total of 916, ahead of
Rossland-Trail with 987, and
Nelson with 847 strokes.

The age-class winners
were: 16 and over—Mike
Wichert, Castlegar; 14 and 15—
Greg Adams, Nelson; and 13
and under—Gordie Walker,
Castlegar.

We would like to thank the
Bank of Montreal for the
donation of 45 packages of
golf-tees.

A special thank-you goes to
Dick Davis of Portland, Ore.,
the low net winner of the
Castlegar Sunflower Open, who
donated a radio to the Castle-
gar junior club; and to Wayne
Edwards of Trail, and Elmer
Pellerine, Doug Veysey, and
Denny McArthur, all of Castle-
gar, who helped to make the
Junior Open a success.

Top 10 and Ties
ie Ci

ful
Castlegar
Castlegar
Rossland-Trait
Castlegar
Castlegar
Nelson:
Castlegar
Castlegar
Castlegar
Nelson
Castlegar
Christina Lake
Castlegar
Castlegar .
Kaslo
Rossland-Trail
Rossland-Trail -”
Rossland-Trail
Rossland-Trail
Rossland-Trail
Rossland-Trail

Senior Baseball
League Statistics

Kootenay International
Senior Baseball League statis-
ties as of June 19 are as follows:

Standings
W L Pet. Gb.
Trail 93.750 -
East Kootenay 6 4 ao 2
Colville 44 3

D.-Silverton’ 4 4 a 8%
pian 46 4
Grand Forks = 7 ‘ane av

(Gistmine 26 at bat)
Player AB H BA
Steve Herbert
GF, 29 15 517
Wayne Bell ‘
7K. 39 18 .462
Mike Mukanik
. 28 12 .429
Rick fie
12 414
Bob Nese
16 .400
Russ sire
12 400
Brent "MeDicken
ri 12 .400
Hal Hoxie
10 370

EK. 11 .367
Phil Angrinon

N.D--Silv. 33 12 364

Runs scored: Neale EK—
18; Bell, E.K.—12; Art Mercer,
Tr.—1l; John Mignecult EK.
—l1; Mukanik, Tr. ll.

RBI's: L ie

Doubles: Bell, E.K.—7; Mc-
Dicken, Tr.—5; Migneault, E.K.
—5; Neale, E.K.—5.

Triples: Lafreniere, Tr.
—2; P. Markin, N.D.-Sil.—2; 10
players tied with one each,

Home runs: Lafreniere, Tr.
—4; Migneault, E.K.—2; Muka-
nik, Tr.—2.

Slugging pet: Lafreniere,
Tr.—1,033; Mukanik, Tr.—.750;
McDicken, Tr.—.667; Bell, E.K.
Stolen bases: Mercer, Tr.
—8; Mark Ross, Col.—6; Paul
Fofonoff, G.F.—5; Ed Wilcox,
Tr.—5.

Pitching {won-lost pet. -
minimum three decisions): Mike
Mondin, Tr.—(3-1) .760; Mike
Linn, _N.D.- Sil. -(3.1) _.750;
Neale, E.K.—(2.1) .667; Randy
Sandaine, Rep.—(2.2) .500; Ken
Umbarger, Tr.—(2.2) .600.

Pitching (ERA): Mondin,
Tr.—0.77; Linn, N.D.-Sil—1.21;
Neale, E.K.—1.40; Herbert,
G.F.—1.93,

Pitching (strike-outs); Her- *
bert, G.F.—31; Sandaine, Rep.
—23; Erie Lepper, E.K.—20;
Morley Levick, Tr.—20.

Molson Cup Standings

(based on 5-3-1 “three stars”
point system)
R. Lafreniere, Trail . . 25 pts.
Pp. Angrinon, N.D.-Sil.. .12 pts.

Tr.—15;
Bell, E.K.—11; four players. tied
with 9 each.

iN EK.... 12pts.
§. Herbert, G.F. .. pts.
B. Neale, E.K. ~ s+ 10pts.

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We need people who feel comfortable with teenagers to
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