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News from the Castlegar Golf Course

Splish-Splash-Splosh is Name of the Game

By John Dalziel

‘Well, it almost happened.

Last Wednesday's wet and
windy weather was just about
too much for the local golfers.
Nevertheless there were a few
hardy souls that wouldo’t admit
that it was too wet to play golf.

ym the account that I

had about 11 had entered the
competition but only four final-
ly managed to squelch home
afler nine holes. Officially th
competition was to have ‘been
Bingo-Bango-Bongo but I
think it must have been Splish:
Splash-Splosh to the tune of
“Raindrops Keep Falling on My
Head” instead!

Three of the four unbeat-
able diehards were from South

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endurance far beyond the
bounds of sanity, a special
waterproofed golf ball was
awarded to Vaughan Mosher.
His name, along with those of
Buzz MacDonald, Tom Wilson
and Alex Ferworn, will long be
remembered as the Sopping
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‘Thursday. morning was a
slightly different story, but
then the senforsall live a better
life (from necessity of course),
so the weather co-operated in
much better fashion for them.
‘The game was regular golf
with the players keeping track
of the number of putts taken in
the nine holes. The results

» looked as though there were no

in evidence since

ony, and Tony: Schiavon with

"With the finish of this
particular round, eight of the
regulars had attained the five
games necessary to establish a
Thursday Morning Handicap.
By the end of yesterday's play
most of the others will have
qualified and then the real fun
will begin.

Net results for the eight
now established show Joe
Cushner and Reg Symons lead-.
ing the pack with 38; Jim Kelly
and Andy Honcher with 39:
Claude Bissell and John Dalziel
at 40; Tony Schiavon' with 41
and Bill Somerfield with 44. Of
course these figures will change
from -week to. week and there
could be more than one dark
horse coming out of the bush in

five finished with similar scores
of 18. These.were Pete Murphy,
Cecil Bradford, Earl LeRoy,
“Ernie Newmanand yours truly.
Bill Robinson and Jim Kelly had

19 while the high men were Bill

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Waller Jacobson and Reg
Symons did a-swell job of
running last week's Thursday
play. Yesterday it was to be
Ernie Newman and Art Haw-
kins’ and'a little bird told me
that the game was to be Two
Man Best
Next Thursday Claude Bis-
sell and Alan Selbie will be
running things and they are
sure to come up with something
Interesting.
eae .
There is'a very strong
possibility that there will not be
any Golf Notes for the next two
weeks. The better half and

myself are hoping to take off on

ashort holiday and, unless I can
twist someone's arm to pinch-
hit for me,-golf will be con-
spicuous by its absence. How-
ever, we will be back real soan
so don't go cancelling your
subseriptions.

Incidentally, Ihave been in
receipt of quite a number of,
complimentary comments a-
bout. my little sermonettes
about golf etiquette and be-
havior. Unfortunately, most of
them have come from golfers

who dolive up to the true spirit

‘of the game.

‘One can only hope that
those who have been at fault in
the past will have read them

also and may have seen the,

error of their ways, Golf is the
greatest game in the world and
itis up to each and every one of
us to keep it that way.

See you on the tee when I
get. back. Wish me good
weather. ©

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Closed Tournament Nears

By Lori Friesan
The weekend of Aug. 16
and 17 isn't very far away and
for those of you who don't
know, that is the weekend of

the Castlegar Closed ‘Tourna-,

ment,

The events played will be
men’s, and ladies singles and
doubles and mixed doubles.
Registration may be made by
either signing the registration
sheet posted on the bulletin
board or phoning Lori Friesan
or Irene Perepolkin by 7 p.m,
Friday.

The entry fee is $2 for the
first ‘event and $1 for subse-
quent events. Find your” part-
ner and join in the fun!

on See See

The surveyors have been

. busy lately working on our two
new courts. Completion date is °

set at the end of August. A
great deal of volunteer labor
will be needed in the near

future, especially with the
feneing and painting.

We hope that as many
numbers as possible will be able
to lend a hand:

os

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May people have asked
what is being done about the
painted surface that is lifting in
several places, Several months
ago the contractors replied that
they’ would repair. the courts
this summer. Another letter

Results From
Joy Keillor
Bridge Club

Results of Monday night's |

session of the Joy Keillor
Bridge Club with nine tables in
« play:
North-South t
Firat, Terry Musser and
Irene Heas; second, Mike Har-
greaves and John Sokolowski;
third, Wayne Weaver’ and
Suresh; fourth, F. Bousquet
and Clair Bradley.
East-West
First, ‘Tort Cotton and
Richard Maddocks; second,
and Dr. G.

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Bullet-Proof
Vest Needed
While on Duty

Despite ribbing from [el-’

low officers, patrolman Richard
Wise of Jacksonville, Fla., wore
his bullet-proof-vest every day
he was on duty, except one.
His vest was being sa
dered when a man Wise 31
ped for a traffic check shot ia
in the back.

Patrolman Wise, 32,
coughed up the bullet, appar-
ently from a lung, doctors said.
He was in satisfactory condi-
tion,

Police suits Ale: He

‘Thorpe, a priso!
Wisetn the back and othe ied ined
five more bullets at the officer
as he lay in the street. After
‘Wise was wounded, he shot six
bullets into Thorpe's car but did
not hit him.

Cominco ‘Tours
Are'Curtailed
For Shutdown

Cominco's supervisor of ,

public relations sald at Trail
that tours of the company's
operations there will: be cur-
tailed during the August vaca-
tion shutdown.

Jim Cameron said visitors
will be shown a special three
screen slide show at the com-
pany’s maln gate building.

‘He sald isjor maintenance
work scheduled for the metal-

lurgieal complex’ will make’ it

impractical to‘ gonduct the
regular daily tours. He added
that tours of the chemical and
fertilizer complex also will be
eliminated during August.

“The: three-sereen slide
show. will be presented at ‘10
a.m, and 2'p.m, weekdays only
and will feature ‘Trail opera-
tions as well. as Cominco’s other
Canadian’ and offshore | opera-
tiond. °

Mr. Cameron sald the slide
show, which will take between

30 minutes and'an hour to view,

“is an excellent introduction to
what Cominco is and does.”

He ssid: regular tours of
the Trail operation will begin
again in

srs

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NOTICE

CITY OF CASTLEGAR

PUBLIC HEARING

Notice is hereby given that pursuant to the pro-
visions of the Municipal Act, a meeting of the
Council of the City: of Castlegar.will be held. in
the Council Chambers, City Hall, 460. Columbla.
‘Avenue, on Tuesday, August 19, 1975, Com-
mencement at 7:00 p.m. for the purpose ‘of
amending various, sections of ‘the | Castlegar
South Zoning By-Law and Rezoning the: following
described property lying within. the municipal
boundaries:

(1) Adding a sub-section 10° Section: 1401) (con: :
mercial Warehouse District), - seiy
a sib seetot to Section” BAM (he:
+ Moret Beir Tety
new district: (CN Cémamateil Flor=-
ist, Nursery) fo section 3 (4) Use Districts.

(4) Adding a new section 11A ouilining tequire-
ments for CN Commercial, Florist Nursery District,

(5) Rezoning Lot 2 (Except Reference’ Plan

100444-)), Plan 2069, District Lot 7175, (1003-9th.
Avenue, South) from RS (Single Family), to.CN
(Commercial, Florist, Nursery)...

All persons who deem themselves to be affect-
ed by the proposed. zoning amendments ‘shall be
afforded an opportunity to be heard, before
Council on the matters contained herein.

A copy of the By-law covering the rezoning anc
amendments to the Castlegar South. Zoning By-
Law, may be examined at. the City Hall, 460 Col-
umbia Avenue, fram 9:00' am. to 5:00 p.m, on
regular working days.

W. W. Krug,
Deputy Clerk

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\2.—Castlegar News Photo

‘The Castlegar. Bronco All-
Stars were notable to repeat
their outstanding. performance.
of last year when they fought
their: way to the Canadian
finals, losing to Montreal in the
final game at Sydney, N.8,

A powerful Kennedy-Delta
team blanked Castlegar
the opening game aie the
provincial’ playoff finals at
‘Tsawwassen on Thursday.of
last week.

‘The hard-fought game saw. fourth

Kenny. Sherstobitoff striking
out 10, batters and holding the
Delta team to a'1-0 lead until
the fourth ‘inning. ‘The Castle
gar team ‘couldn't get a rally
going with the batting being
way below par, Kennedy-Delta.
scored two'more runs’ in, the

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Bronco All-Stars Beaten at Coast

fourth. inning and beat. the
Castlegar team 9-0,

‘The second game played on
Friday saw Castlegar meet
Burnaby who were also in the
same predicament, having lost
thelr first’ game to Coquitlam

Burnaby led Castlegar af-
ter the first inning 20. Danny
Markin pitched the next three
Innings and ‘stopped Burnaby
from scoring apy. more. The

inning saw the Castle
ger team come alive and tle the
game 2-2.

- Kenny Knowler took over
pitching responsibilities in the
Sth inning when the batting
slump returned to haunt. the
team and found it going into the»
‘final inning still tied. Burnaby

squeezed a runner into home in
the gt | inning winning the

gam

‘although Castlegar was
favored to win the provincial.
playoffs by the: teams repre-

sented the ee

poor batting eliminated the
Castlegar All-Stars from the
double knock-out tourney with
their two straight losses...
Team spokesman Jerry

Markin had high praise,for the ,

Positive attitude of the boys

snd said “they really ai their
ir. Markin ek,
the Bronco Associa:
tion's thanks. to. Mrs..Tim
Horeoff and her staff for the job
they did scorekeeping during
the recent zone Playdowns.

Three. Break-and- Entries
Under Police Investigation

‘There have been a further
three break entries in
Castlegar.: =

‘On Thuraday ‘morning of
last week an unsuccessful at-
tack on the safe at the KG Co-op
at Brilliant was diacovered.
Entry had been gained by
prying the lock off the door. A
“small amount”! of money was
taken from the cash’ register
while ‘a quantity of money”.
was also taken from the filing
cabinet in the manager's office.

The’ theft of ‘a “drill was

discovered last Friday morning
at the Plaza Laundromat, al-
though police say the door had

Colt All-Stars
Get Beat Out

Castlegar Colt All-Stars
finished third of five teams at
the B.C, Colt Champlonships in
‘Kamloops during the weekend,

This is tho first’tme in

smany years that Castlegar has

hada Colt team (for boys 16 and
16) and one’ of the team's
coaches, Red Warner, said the

(fact the boys won the zone 4

championship in Penticlon and
advanced to the: provincial
finals “is fantastic”,

‘ Hesaid the team waa besot
by Injuries galore at Kamtoops
and he praised the boys’ efforts
under difficult circumstances.
“It Is amazing how these young
men will work, with sore arms.
and legs to try ‘and give the
team a win'and how others will
pitch in’ to fill’ the gaps,”. he
‘commented on the team's ‘re-
turn from Kamloops.

Capilano" downed Kam-
loops 7-3 in the opening game
Friday then South’ Burnaby
defeated Castlegar 4-1 Satur
day. Capilano edged Richmond
9-7 Saturday and Castlegar

. eliminated Kamloops 9-5 later

in the day,
Capilano dumped South

Burnaby 19-2 Sunday while

Castlegar blanked Richmond
6-0, South Burnaby knocked
Castlegar out with a narrow 43.
win in the final game of the day,

victory over South Burnaby to
win the double knockout tour-
nament,
James Warner pitched the
first. three innings’ against
South Burnaby Saturday be-
fore Rob Sherstobltoff playing
with a cast on one arm came in
to complete the game.

‘The coast club scored one
three in the fifth

not been locked.
Nothing else was reported
missing.

‘At 10.45 a.m, on Sunday,
the break and entry of St.
David's Church was reported to
RCMP with a small quantity of
‘money stolen from the church
safe. «

All three incidents are
under police Investigation.

while Castlegar’s lone run came
in the third when Warner stole
home on'a' passed ball.) +
‘The game was'a ‘pitchers’
duel and infield errors made the
difference in the filth.
Warner. started against
Kamloops and was relieved in
the third by Jeff Ridge. ‘Tim
Paul came in to finish the game
In the sixth. Kamloops opened

with two in the first before.
Castlegar scored one in the first
and wo In the third and fifth.
‘The host club added threo
in the fifth to He the mateh but.
were beaten by four Castlegar
runs In the top of the elghth,
Kamloops had the bascs loaded
‘with two men out in the bottom
of the: seventh when- Bob
Keralff collected a tong fly and
made the out with a throw lo.
Warner. 4
©'Tim Paul went all the way
against Richmond as his team-
mates outhil their opponents
7-4. Castlegar scored two in the
first, ono in the ‘second and
fourth and two in the filth, |.
Captain’ Reg. Veysey
amashed a two-run. homer
Against South Burnaby Sunday

‘but his team's efforts fell short.

Ridge started on the mound
‘and was replaced by Sherstobl-
toff who finished the game from
the second,

The two teams traded
single runs In the second and
two rung in the fifth before
“South: Burnaby scored the
winning run in the sixth. Errors
and injuries were costly for
Castlegar

‘Alex Voykin shares coach-
Ing duties for the team with Mr,
Warner while Phil Shersto-
bitoff is manager.

‘All three men had high

+ praise for the parents of the

boys who travelled to Kam-
loops, aa well as the other team
‘supporters who also made thé.
trip, “They must be given lots
of credit for keeping our-spirits
up and assisting the coaches in
‘so ‘many ways," concluded

“eoach Warner.

Heart Projects

Research: into diet and
heart health, children's heart
defects, exerelse ‘under. heart
altacks . . . just a few of the
heart research projects under-
way In B.C. in 1975, For more
information write: B.C. Heart,

(1881 West Broadway, Van-

couver. +

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Friday, August 8, 1975

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Sunday — 9 a.m. to 10.90 p.m.

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JOB VACANCIES

Experlenced and general catering slaff re-
quired for the Selkirk College Cafeteria,

Salary commensurate. with experience and
quolificalions as per the terms of CU.P.E.
agreement.

Applications should be forwarded to:

: The Bursar’s Office,
Selkirk College,
Box 1200
Castlegar, B.C.
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