s - anes ‘4
OUTSTANDING ATHLETES of the year for both junior and senior divisions of .
Stanley Humphries Secondary School were acknowledged Friday during the
Awards Day Program. Recetving these major awards are, left to right, Trudy

és

Lyons {senlor), Ellen Fo
Leadership Award John Veysey and Rick

{juntor), Wayne McCarthy [senior), Athletic
Solbert (junior).

Stanley

B.C, Junior Open Golf Tourney

Play is Still Underway

Defending champion Sai
dy Harper of Nanaimo and Jim
Goddard of Vancouver carded
even par 72s Monday to share
the lead after the opening day
of play in the British Columbia
Junior Open golf tournament.

Three other Lower Main-
land players were grouped one
stroke behind the leaders after
touring the rolly, 6,621-yard
Castlegar and District Golf
Club course. They included Don
Lewis of Tsawwassen, Blair
Christie of Vancouver and Aren
Fredericksen of Nanaimo,

Seven more players were

Recreati

bunched at 74, two strokes of
the pace and 11 more came in
with 76s, including Ron Sher-
stobitoff of Castlegar.

The top 20 finishers and
ties in this tournament will be
invited to participate in the.
B.C. Golf Association Invita-
tional at Vancouver in July.

The entry of 135 golfers
was trimmed to 101 after
Tuesday play. It will be re-
duced to 50 by today after
yesterday's 18 holes,

‘Top 12 finishers after the
second round of play Tuesday
are as follows: Brian Christie,

Recreation News
From the Director's Desk

Meige
caltleger and Distriet
Community Arts Council re-
minds the public that from June
30 to July 6, there will be 5
band week at Selkirk College.

s~~The’-workshop™ wil be

We have had excellent
response to our summer pro-
grams. Both our carioe camp
and day camp ‘have all sessions
filled and there ia a waiting list
in both programs.

Good Fesponse has been

North Vancouver, 141; Sandy
Harper, Nanaimo, 141; Jim
Goddard, North Vancouver,
142; Ian Hyde-Ley, Cowichan,
144; Blain Christie, North
couver, 145; Jeff Wylie, Nai
mo, 146; Geoff’ Nesbit, North
Vancouver, 147; Dave Lewis,
147; Mike Slavin, Richmond,
148; Rich Donaldson, West
Vancouver, 148; Bob Sherstobi-
toff, Castlegar, 149; and Russ
Reyelds Victoria, 149.
other local golfers

qualifying. for the 10) are'D.
Walker with 163, B. Chevel-
dave with ‘169 and B. Perehu-
doff with 162.

Local golfers Russ Beattie
and Bruce Allingham also took

part in the competitions.

‘The Seymour Club, with a
clear 25 points took the Avery
Trophy.

‘Local entrants. qualifying
for the Canadian Juniors at
Gorge Vale, Victoria, Aug. 27 to
31, having placed in the top 20

‘Yan Fishwick of Stanley Hum-
phries Secondary School and
his associates, Robert Bricker
of Selkirk College, Mrs. Linda
Bricker and special guest. in-
atructor Mr. P. Thomas of Cent

ral Valley High School in,

Spokane.
For further information

contact Mrs. Dorothy Miller- *

Tait at 965-7850.
oe.
We have received good
response to our Red Cross

area for the playground pro-
“gram, Both our pre-achooler
and 6 to 9year-old programs
have reached their maximum
number. ‘There are still open-
ings in Tarrys-Shoreacres, Rob-

somPass Creek and Castlegar.

for the playground program,
ese areas are reminded
that registrations will be clos-
{ng for this program this week.
‘A further reminder that the
commencement of the program
is dependent upon the number

swim lessons and many of our: of regen -

classes have been filled.
Contact the Recreation Of-
fice to see if vacancies are still
available if you wish to partake
in the swim lessons,
‘oe 8

On Monday, July 7, the’

Canadian Amateur Diving As-
sociation will be holding a
one-day diving clinic at the Bob
Brandson Memorial Pool.

There is io cost for this
clinte which will involve a
three-hour pool period and a
two hour seminar,

For further information
contact Linda Haley at the pool.

From the Midsummer
Night Faire, the following films
vwlll be shown at Kinsmen Park
this Sunday at 9.16 p.m.: Dance
Squared, Matrisha, The Quiet
Racket,’ November,” Cross
Country Skiing, Cold-Odders
and Temples of Time.

It should be noted that five
of these films have won major
film awards both in. North
America and Europe.

For. the Blueberry Creek
residents this same film presen-
tation will be held at the
community park this Saturday
at 9.16 p.m.

are, Robert She
ny Walker and Bi

Letter to the Editor

CASTLEGAR =a

SPORTS

Saturday’s Soccer Action

Local Team Victorious

Mardoch

Lat Seturay ¢ Castleger
Marlane’s soccer team pl
host to Cranbrook, beating the
visiting team 3 - 1.

The game started slow
with both teams playing cau-
tlously for the first 10 minutes,
testing each other out, and
trying to gain control of the mid
field. The game remained tight
with Cranbrock starting ts gain
control.

Cranbrook scored about 20
minutes into the first balf,
when a. bigh ball from Gran-

Suggests Nice Guy Award

Dear Sir:

‘The coaches who estab-,
lished the rules for the Minor
Baseball windup, Sandlot divi-
sion, on Sunday at Kinnaird
Park, couldn't forsee Marty
Carew's “Beara” ending up
playing four games in succes-
sion, and only losing the last
game.

Our team, the Wolves,
winners of a trophy for the
most games won during the
spring league, played Marty's
Bears and were beaten. This
was the Bears’ third game of
the day, and only our first,

‘The Bears then went on to
play their fourth game of the
day, against the Bobeats, and
lost to a team who was playing
thetr first game of the day. Due
to losing this last game, the
Bears didn't receive the playoff
trophy, which they:more than
deserved.”

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‘The ‘nice guy’ of the year
award should go-to Marty
Carew, who played his team by
the rules, even though it was
more than obvious to all
spectators, that they: weren't
good rutes, Nite guys shouldn't
really finish last,

Sorry about all this,
coaches. You goofed this time
and are forgiven. Thanks for all
the time you spent with, the
teams coaching and encourag:
ing the kids in a good sport,
with perticular thanks to those
coaches whose motto wasn't
‘win at all costs’

Inez M. Smith
Castlegar

Signals Vital .
To Water Safety

‘© “Boat faster"—Palm up-
motion upwards or nod Head if
both hands are in use. © *

“Boat slower”- aires
down-motion. downwar
shake head if both hands are in

use. A thumbs down motion is
|, too.

¢ RPM required—put up
number of. fingers ‘in’ two
motions for rpm required, thus,

two fingers, then three.
fingers.

e “Speed 0.K."—The Ox.
signal, with thumb and ieee,
finger making an “O".
motion of head if both hades
in use. A’ flat’ horizontal
movement of palm is used, too,

e “Turns"—Palm vertical,
eurving motion of hand in

|, direction desired,

to the feet of the centre
forward who poked it into the
Castlegar net.

‘The game went from end
to end with close calls either
way until a good piece of hustle
by Danny Skapac won’a corner
kick.

Juan Pena took the kick to
Ken Sookero who met it in full
flight with his head giving the
Cranbrook goalkeeper no
chance. The ball was in the net
for Castlegar’s first goal. This
put a fire.in the; gamo, which
burst inte all,out action.;

cor Theré. were!some’ close
calls at'both ends, with yours
truly ‘kicking one of the line
with goalkeeper Terry Maloff
well beaten,

‘The best goal I've He is a
long time was sco!

Pacheco when he took ball
from Terry Maloff, ran half the
length of the field, and. ham-
mered one from 40 yards which
nearly uproated the goalposts.

‘The first half ended with

Castlegar 2, Cranbrook 1.

Play resumed with the
same fast action going both
ways, but Cranbrook's luck was
out when they were folled again
‘when Mario Chaves headed one
off the line which was net
bound all the way.

The game remained a

two-way battle for a long time

till Juan Pena did his little bit of
razzle dazzle, slipped: it to
Tommy: Reid who thumped it
from 10 yards out: through a
maze of players into the net.

Castiegar played as a team
with honor's going to all. It was
a good hard fought game where

_ team work prevailed and that's

‘what soccer's all about.

‘The previous week, Castle-
gar defeated Nelson 4 to3, with
goals from Q. Faraguna, D.Sko-
pac, M. Carne and ‘Wayne
Kinakin..

Uo Next week Castlegar Mar-
lane's go to Vernon for the
tournament with teams from.
Vancouver, Kelowna, Calgary,
Nelson, Merritt and Victoria.

‘So, on the holiday week-
end, if you have nothing else
better to do, join us. A

-cheer from the sidelines goes a
. tone way.

Clarke’ S Pool

750 - 2nd Ave. N.

‘mission No. 1 wishes to thank

x es:
pecially at the out-of-town swim
meets, zi

Pass Creek Team
Wins T-League
Softball Tourney

Last Saturday, the T-
League Softball Tournament
was held at Twin Rivers
Elementary School with 'ap-
proximately 60 youngslors par-
Ucipating In the round robin
tournament, Fun was enjoyed
by all who ventured out despite
weather conditions, with the
following game results:

Pass Creek 1

Castlegar 14
Tarrys#2 19
Pass Creek 21
Tarrysil 16
Tarrys#2 12
Pass Creek 13
Tarrysil 12.

Tarrys#1 12
Castlegar 14

Pass Creek emerged as the |
winners, collecting a total of &
points, followed by both Tarrys
teams with 6 points each, and
Castlegar managed 2 points,
while Robson was unable to
pick up a single point despite a
great effort,

Good sportsmanship was
shown by all, as well as
tremendous improvement since
the season began.

Regional Recreation Com-

the coaches’ and all interested
parents for their: time and
effort in helping the youngsters
to develop the necessary skills
ax well as good sportsmanlike
attitudes,

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“Td like to thank John and
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support, monetary and other-
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~ Money. Deadline
For Swimathon

Pledges Nears

‘The Castlegar Aquanauts
Speed Swim Club is busy
collecting the money for their ~
Swimathon. Ifanyone has spon-
sored a.awimmer, they are

es to col
be in this week.

‘The Aquanauts will soon
be sporting T-shirts with the
club name on them. These are
being screen printed by the
Recreation Office and will give
the club. members a most

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Club Holds

‘Weat Kootenay ‘Sailing
‘lub, in co-operation with the
row Lake: aid the
rrow Boat Citi ganizing
pen eye for Saturday and.
undaye 3. ia
‘The. purpose of this event.

troduced “salllrig ‘to: the:

|. public,..To.do this,

several of the members owning

larger boats} will take parties <4
+ flor short salls,\,/

Open Day

probably race up and:down in

front of the marina,
je Arrow Boat Club Is
organizing coffee and hot dogs.
all day, Saturday, a dance and.
social Saturday night anda
pancake breakfast from 8-1
‘a.m. on’ Sund:
‘The salling event is due to
start at 10 a.m. each day.
‘ "Club members are asked to

+ give'as much support to this

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the” time, and athe Lasers’ will

Ladies Golf:

~ 108: Players

The Castlegar Golt Club
held its Castlegar Ladies’ Open’
IGolf‘Tournament on Tuesday of
jast week with 108 ladies :
participating.
A lot of work is involved
iwith'a tournament, and a’ big’
thank you goes out to Jo Taylor
land her commiltee for a fine job
lon ‘score keeping;’ the: senlor
men's club for ball spotting and
moving the tent; and to Denny
ifor bringing the tables in and all
his help.
‘The Low Gross winner for
ithe: tournament. was -K.’Di
Pasquale of ‘Trail with: 89
“Runner up was E. Zak with
w,.net-—J.: Schodellard;

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Low gross-—V.. Ales run:
iner-up, low,
inow; ‘low net—R. Vperkinn
runner-up, low net—A: Luhn;
pnd longest drive—J. ‘Clarkson.
C. Flight

Low. ‘Br
runner-tip—i ‘Anderson low

F Garlsony and longest drive—
AS Martine 20'S

Low gone. Perehu-
Hoff; runner-up—N. Ferguson;
low net—E: Howlett; runner-up
and/longest

eat Hitis were made by
Dimock with, Deve

Axelson,
‘ Harte

needed to run a babysitting
service and many other things,

Take Part

In‘Ladies Open Tourney

Nearest to the pin was L.
Bulfone with.72'% em.
The raffle winner was 8,
Edwards. A special prize do-
nated ‘by Denny was won by’
M. Maddocks.

john Dalziel

‘Mgt bounced right!
back up again last Wednesday
night Tor the weekly men's
get-together which seems to
prove my contention that it is
the type of game played that
influences, the turn-out.

‘The game last'week was
Best Ball Foursomes which,
after all, does allow each player. ©
i: have a complete round and

n be used’ on’ the a al
sheet. ‘According to!

\\124" players’ ook part and

everyone. a ats, havea
Tdeally the scores should
be in teams, but the sheet I was
handed.was riot drawn up that
way 0 I have:no way of
knowing which fours made
teams. However, I seem to
havea fairly comprehensive list
of ball winners 30 here goes.
> With Best Ball Handicap |
scores of 26 (ridiculous, isn't ae
‘82Partridge,-J. Polovnikoff, A:
‘Ac Lutz,” Poo Van)
Masby, A, Shutel
g, E. Pellerine, G,
. Pickers B. Sam; E. Newman,
{FS Holdsworth,-H. Smecher,

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Action on the Ci

legar Golf Course

Sunflower Open Gets G

Beales, 1H. Bate, T. Wilson‘and

A. Johnson.

See cag witha %
Boyd, H. Dahn, P.

‘Zaytse 5 Cheveldave, J.

pattias Fr Stasila, and M.

Gorkoff.

‘A unique feature of the:
evening’ was the special award
for distinguished action on the
course (don't ask me what. it
was). These awards were sacks
of sunflower seeds, graciously
donated by. Bruce MeMillan
who had won fifty pounda of the
‘Krunchies’ in the recent Sun-
flower Open.

“’ Having won 150 pounds of
them in the past 18 months, I
imagine Bruce figured this was
‘one way of using them ‘up.
‘Anyway, the winners were: P.
Young, D. Bildigtoe S.-Uchi-
da, J. Biles! Walker, R.
Bamford, Paulaon and J.
Docherty, Happy munching fel-

mayor, Ed Mosby.
alderman’ Andy. Shutek and

fq “ase (i2 ats).

Mjiye’s UN

Bane

|, DRAW will be eld avery | Setrday

with

DAD'S POP SHOP.

am Service:

works superintendent'Alex,
Lute.

Not mentioned but always
to the fore are aldermen Gerry,
Rust, Steve Jankola and, on
‘Thursday mornings, Allen Sel-
ie ‘along with:works foreman
Curt Waterman. This gives us

+ vover’.70 per. cent’ of the
governing body and two-thirds
of the supervisory’ staff.” Not

bad for one of B.C.'s youngest
* city municipalities? 1

Incidentally,’ I understand |”
that Alex Lutz had the: recent
distinction of scoring an “eagle”
on our par S seventh hole. Ale:
who’ really-tags'the bail, at
times, hit ne

way
teh‘ and he

eon to” the: green,’
trickled across’ the: grass sad

dropped: into the hole for; the
ig event,” Nice: going’ Alex

‘Again, no one but Denny oa
figure out the system, bat the
following ‘wore th le of
success when it was all ae EL
Newman, M, Verzuh, .W.-Som-,
erfield, ‘A: Honcher,-W. Jacob-
‘gon, John Dalziel, Bert Lamb, :
Harold Merrifield, Joe Cus!
ner, Pete Soberlak, Reg Sy-
mons and Bill Gray. (Nice to a,
-you ‘out: there with the ‘bo;
Bill}

‘It was ‘tho
Bob Wadey with us. Feel free

good to have

‘o be one of the boys any time”

you are able to,
1 received a letter in’ the
mail at the weekend from Jack

Sheehan who was runner-up in”

our recent Sunflower Open:
Jack writes the sports column

golfe
our Open‘in the future. ‘He

wishes to’ thank’everyone. fora

real jwondettal ‘visite’

is proceeding slowly
but hai ‘on’ the -new' elub-
house basement: It is beginning

to! take’ shape very: nicely.

Sincere thanks is due to those
of the members and others who

have: taken’ part in the work:

‘thus es 5
: lof hasbeen accom-
piste by these dedicated
volunteers but much, much
‘more | will be necessary in tl

hear future. ‘Itis the noe
hope of Johnny Millsand his
hard ‘working committee ‘that
there will continue to be a good
response,.to any, calls for

aasistance that’ may: go.out in,

By co-operation and parti-
cipation.we could easily have
facilities we could be’ proud of

a‘ price we could‘afford to’,

us aa SACI ORC ALD

Tennis News

or te yen is

De Paoli Brothers
Take Wins in Tennis

By Lori Friesan
Last weekend was a very
busy one as far as tennis was
concerned. Thé-one-day Junior
Tournament scheduled for Sat-
urday turned. Into! n ‘two-day.’
event with players from Roas-

“land and’ Fruitvale participat

ing.
In the senior boys’ singles,

‘John Wishloff was the winner

and Roland Kemperman was Goples went ts Tor De Paoll

the runner-up. This was plays
asa roundrobin event with six:
entrants, ’

Tom De Paoli defeated Bill”

., Zaylaoff 6-1, 6-2 in the'16 and»

Under. boys’ singles. In! the’
iteg Moroso

All three, girls’ singles
events were taken by the same
person, Tanis Bourchier, from
Rossland. There was a very
poor turnout as far as the gicis
wore concerned with only four
entrants in all.

In the boys’ doubles event,
Tom Steenvoorden and Roland
Kemperman were victorious
while the 16 and under boys’

and George Da Costa.

The gitts’ doubles winners -

were Heather Gd Tanis Bour-
chler.

A thank-you goss ‘out to!
Tom

Videfeated Mario Baff.6-0. Greg

Moroso"also took’ the: consola-,

tion ‘event stenting! Phillip:
}) Churehi

You may be interested to.

know that Tom is only 12 years
{old and taking 14 and under
“and the 16 and under events is

+ quite a feat, Well done, ‘Tom!

od Report

By the time.this appears in
iprint, the 1975 B.C, Juntor
Open wl be almost over. Play
started on Monday at \th
Castlegar courte with over 130
teeing off from 8.90 a.m. on.

bart
following which a cut was ma
to the luw 100 and ties.’ Last
night, after the third round
played back. at Castlegar, the
final cut to low 50 and ties was
made, and today these boys
battle: It out for top spots at
Birchbank.
Deadlines will not permit
ns making of any actual
reports, but we will
have complete results in next
week's paper. As of Monday,
the ‘weather seems tobe
co-operating fairly well after.a
rather net meena ee to
be'hoped ‘that the reat sf ths
‘will fare

FOAM CS ©

ho organ
ized the tournamesta. :
Nelson hosted the B.C,
terior Closed Champtonships °
ee weokend. Due to: bad
weather conditions, the’ finals ~
were moved to our courts
Sunday afternoon. We were
plesised to seo our clubs’ Barry.
‘De Paoli take the mens’ singles
event when he defeated Herb
Walker. of Nelson 6-1, 6-2,
Congratulationall

Still talking about tourna-

ments, Rossland’s Junior Tour-

nament ‘has been re-scheduled

for July 6. The entry fee of $1

includes dinner and prizes.

2 “AM players, are asked to
bring thelr own balls. Any
juniors wishing to participate
are asked to phone Ken Fines
at sa ‘by Friday, July 4.
ee

Although this ia not post
ed, it is something that Is
generally understood by' most
tennis players:

Ifyou are waiting to get on
2 court, please do not wait
outside the courts; come inside

‘and sit on the benches pro-

“ded, After. players have fin-
ished a set, they may continue
to play if no one is waiting on
the benches. ©

If peopte are waiting to
play, one set only is-to be
played. And please, no singles
at busy hours.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 26, 1975

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Register for first session July 2 from-9 a.m. to 12 noon

Phone 365-5106 for Further Information

“Castlegar 7 Phone 365-5155

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