This week's activity at the
upper course saw some good
golf. There were 41 golfers
present and we had a
competition composed of low
gross, pick your handicap
and match par, hidden holes,
low and high, least putts and
the longest putt on No. 9.
As is always the case there
are differences of opinion
among the members of our
group. This is the best sign in
the world; a good fellow to
have in any organization is
the one who is critical.
Sometimes, all it takes is for
someone to produce a difference of opinion and you
have the basis for a good
discussion and that's what
clears the air in some of our
muddled situations.
This week it was Mike
Wellock with a real sharp 39
who took low gross, Bud
Hachey, Duke Scodellaro
and Morris Sawyer matched
par with 36's. This is where
you take a handicap of your
liking and match par with
your final score. The hidden
high hole this week was No.
3. Sam Martin, Emil
Kwasney and Cleve Cowland
took sixes and in a draw Sam
won the ball.
Percy Hamilton had a four
on No. 7 to win the low
hidden hole. Two others,
Duke Scodellaro and Bob
Walley also had fours but
won a ball in another
category so were eliminated.
Bob had a ball for the
economical use of his putter.
He needed only 12 putts to tie
up that phase of his game
and Jimmy Cornfield won for
his 16-footer on No. 9. For the
infonnation of those who
would like to win in this last
category, you have to make
it on your first putt after
getting on.

Two . . . . minterest that
came .to light tbfs morning

were as follows. Guy Morey,
the gent who keep us up to
date on all the local golf
scores, schedules, etc., with
his On The Tee column, felt
uncomfortable in his long
pants after four holes on
Tuesday. Facing that
awesome climb on No. 5, he
changed over to shorts. I'd
hate to bare my awfullooking knees to public gaze,
but some fellows seem to
think it~ the only way to, g~.

Legionnaires present. So, if young fellers who are going
you have nothing standing in to be leaving our town
your way why not take a trip around the beginning of
over to the apple capital of September to attend a
the Kootenays and enjoy a hockey camp of the Prince
day's golf among good Albert Raiders, a new addition to the Tier One,
company.
Also, down at the Upper Western Hockey League.
Course, I was approached by Paddy Corrado and Tommy
a handsome, grey-haired Feeney will be attending the
gentleman who asked me if three-day camp. Some P.A.
Duke or Jimmy were out on scouts were steered this way
the course. He turned out to by Roy Grant and the team
be none other than a wants to take a look at their
member of the hockey team wares in a fall camp.
These youngsters are both
which captured the world
hockey title a few years members of Rosltland's
back. His name, in case you famous Green Machine, a
are wondering, is Aurelle team of kids who have been
Dame, better known to his together since they started
adoring public in the days he to play hockey.
Now coming out of Banplayed for the Smoke Eaters
tam, they are being sought
as "Bunny."
Bunny chatted with us for by the Raiders to show if
a while and said he had they have something the
heard that an old friend and Junior A team can use in the
teammate, Tommy Johnson, future. They tell me it is
was not in the best of shape. possible they could be
He was anxious to hear how assigned to a midget team in
Tommy is getting along, so, the P.A.· area or might be
if anyone reads this and sent back to play under their
knows, get in touch with former coach, Rick
Bunny. He'll be around for a Chobanuk, for the Warriors.
while yet, visiting from his These two boys are interested in a future in hockey
home in Calgary.
Still on hockey, I had a and I think they could very
chance to talk to a couple of easily realize that ambition.

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are differences of opinion gentleman who asked me if
among the members of our Duke or Jimmy were out on
group. This is the best sign in the course. He turned out to
the world; a good fellow to be none other than a
have in any organization is member of the hockey team
the one who is critical. which captured the world
Sometimes, all it takes is for hockey title a few years
someone to produce a dif- back. His name, in case you
ference of opinion and you are wondering, is Aurelle
have the basis for a good Dame, better known to his
discussion and that's what adoring public in the days he
clears the air in some of our played for the Smoke Eaters
muddled situations.
as "Bunny."
This week it was Mike
Bunny chatted with us for
Wellock with a real sharp 39 a while and said he had
who took low gross, Bud heard that an old friend and
Hachey, Duke Scodellaro teammate, Tommy Johnson,
and Morris Sawyer matched was not in the best of shape.
par with 36's. This is where He was anxious to hear how
you take a handicap of your Tommy is getting along, so,
liking and match par with if anyone reads this and
your final score. The hidden knows, get in touch with
high hole this week was No. Bunny. He'll be around for a
3. Sam Martin, Emil while yet, visiting from his
Kwasney and Cleve Cowland home in Calgary.
took sixes and in a draw Sam
Still on hockey, I had a
won the ball.
chance to talk to a couple of
Percy Hamilton had a four
on No. 7 to win the low
hidden hole. Two others,
Duke Scodellaro and Bob
Walley also had fours but
won a ball in another
category so were eliminated.
Bob had a ball for the
economical use of his putter.
He needed only 12 putts to tie
up that phase of his game
and Jimmy Cornfield won for
his l~footer on No. 9. For the
information of those who
would like to win in this last
category, you have to make
it on your first putt after

getting on.

Two ..... minterest that

came to light this morning
were as follows. Guy Morey,
the gent who keep us up to
date on all the local golf
scores, schedules, etc., with
his On The Tee column, felt
uncomfortable in his long
pants after four holes on
Tuesday. Facing that
awesome climb on No. 5, he
changed over to shorts. I'd
hate to bare my awfullooking knees to public gaze,
but some fellows seem to
think it's the only way to go.
Phil Leduc got a hole-inone with a flaw in it at Birchbank last weekend. Phil
was playing No. 7 and his tee
shot went over the green and
wound up in one of the holes
on the practice green.
Jamer Hall passed along
the information that the
Legion East-West Zones golf
tourney usually scheduled in
September has been pushed
ahead to this Saturday at the
Creston course. It's an interesting course to play and
naturally we would like to
see a goodly crowd of

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three-day camp. Some P.A.
scouts were steered this way
by Roy Grant and the team
wants to take a look at their
wares in a fall camp.
These youngsters are both
members of Rossland's
famous Green Machine, a
team of kids who have been
together since they started
to play hockey.
Now coming out of Bantam, they are being sought
by the Raiders to show if
they have something the
Junior A team can use in the
future. They tell me it is
possible they could be
assigned to a midget team in
the P.A. · area or might be
sent back to play under their
former coach, Rick
Chobanuk, for the Warriors.
These two boys are interested in a future in hockey
and I think they could very
easily realize that ambition.