CASTLEGAR NEW, Thursday, July 24, 1975

Notes from the Golf Course
Co-Operation Needed to Obtain Proper
Results for Wednesday Men's Nights Golf

By John Dalziel

‘This week we will have a
little chat about aprons. No, we
are not thinking of awitching
over and becoming a home-
maker's column, though it may
sound like thatt

For the uninitiated, an
apron in golf lingois a border of
from three to 10 feet wide
surrounding the putting sur-
face of the greens. For a
number of years there has been
some agitation In favor of

establishing aprons around our
greens and this seazon this has
been done, possibly as a result
of the B.C. Junior Open being
held here,

‘Aprons are one of the real
amenities of a golf course and
should be appreciated. The,
seml-cropped areas of the
aprons often mean the differ.

birdie and a par

being abused by unthinking and
careless golfers pulling their
carts across and around them,

‘This is atrictly verboten
since the apron should be
considered as part of the green.
Unfortunately, the evidence is
unmistakable since the tracks
are there for all to see. It won't

“take too much of this sort of

or, in my case, between’a
double and a triple bogey.
However, they are already

CASTLEGAR NEWS

Tennis Club News ©
- Closed Tourney Aug. 16817

By Lori Friesan
Once again I have good
news to report in the results of
a tournament.

Last week—on July 14, 15

and 16—Trail held its Juntor
Open Tournament with very
competitive players showing up

from Prince George, Vietoria,

One for Read
Often Means
One Too Many

How often does “one for
thé road" mean the same thing
as “one too many” “for a
motorist

The B. Asso-

Vancouver, the Okanagan and
‘the Kootenays.

Barry Dé Paoli did very
well. He took the 16 and under
singles and the 18 and under

singles when he defeated Ken

Bjorgaard of Prince George 4-6,
6-2, 6-0. Well done!

Nelson had scheduled their
junior tournament for July 17,
18 and 19 but it was postponed
for two or three weeks because
of bad weather conditions. We

‘wish all our junior participants

the best of luck in that

tournament.

Our Castlegar Closed

‘Tournament is scheduled for

‘Aug. 16 and 17 with men’s and

Indies singles, men's and
d doubles. It is

* elation says Fiat even the most

moderate drinker can be tempt-
ed into this situation—and then
find his senses impaired just
enough to fail to make the kind
of driving decision that could
spell the difference between a
safe ride home, and a serious
y, traffic accident involving him-
© self, any passengers and others
$ on the road,

not too early to. find. your

partner and begin practicing

together. If you eannot find a

partner, you can be teamed up

later if enough people will
ite.

This tournament is not,
only good experience, but is a
lot of -fun.. Put aside the

weekend of Aug, 16 and 17 and

join in the funt

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POOL

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AUGUST 4 - 15 — 10.30 - 11.00 a.m,

Il Diving Cfasses
AUGUST 4 - 15 — 11,00 am. - 11.30 am,
11.30 au

AUGUST 18 - 29 — 11.00 a.m, - 11.30 a.m.

Deadline for registration Is August 4th at
Recreation Office

00 noon

11.30 a.m, = 12.00 noon

ores | Fest

Terylone filled “Bac Pac"
Bylon covered and washable
Teryiene filled “Fibre & Foam” Insulated, “King
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— SEE THEM AT MONASHEE —

Castlegar

before our very
good grounds crew.becomes
discouraged and once more
allow the fairways to come
right up to the edge of the

+ putting surface.

How about it, golfers.
oe 8

Thave a Imited amount of
information with regard to last
week's Men's Night. The game
played was Low Net and
something happened to one Bill
Chernenkoff with “best attend-
ance” alongside his name but
what that means and how many
golfers took part in the com-
petition I haven't a clue.

It isnot always possible for
me tobe in attendance at these
‘weekly events 201 have to rely
on what information is left with
Denny. I would even» like to
give credit to the group of boys
responsible for ‘the running of
‘each men's night if they would
just ier their names at the

Xe NY Hat AG AS Sam

Se SE eS

IT MEANS THAT

HAPPENS.
MEAD is mes ‘QUICKLY

arTER, MPR.

Back OF THE «LI

y
‘aS POSSIBLE. ATER
SHE LEFT WRIST FI

MING OFF
CoM Set

Wr YOU HEAR A A GOLFER
E BALL?

THE Ri
AIMLESS AND WEAK FLIGHT.

HE
IANERTENTLS LIETED His

Boby AT IM TH

‘RAISING THE ARC OF His
SWING. WHEN THis

FIRM.

(901608 Baby Cooper Easepches, Dt, Rat Nt,

’. Richmond pleaded gullty in

Castlogar’s third annual
softball’ ournament—with
$1,000 In prize money and 10

hand
ne oT do my part if you do
yours.

Aayear the pinnae
were: W. Peacock with 30 (nice
going, Wally); M. "Corker, D.
Poole and B. Guess with 82; T.
Wilson, alone at 89; F. Stou-
shnow, A. Stutek, P. John-
stone, B. MacDonald and Jim
Corbett at 34; and E. LeRoy, R.
Palason, M. Chernénkow, A.
Lutz, B, Ellis, B.. Brady, B.
Ghevel jave, D. Heibert,

oak “all with 85's.
eee

Last Thuraday morning
again saw a goodly turnout of
the seniors when 26 showed up.
to play a friendly two-man,
best-ball competition. The
weather was perfect and the
competition was keen so a good
time was had by all, especially
the ball winners.

My putter was red hot and
Thad only 12 putts for the nine
holes. This was good, but not
good énough to finish in firat
place with my partner Art:
Hawkins. Top spot was won by
the team of Ernle Carkner and
Joe Schiavon, although how
they managed that I can't say
since they did not: play to-
gether, at least when Ernie and
his wife’ followed our match.
However, they are here on the
sheet with a 98 and that makes
them tops.

Art and I shared a 89 with
Earl LeRoy and Otto Anderson
“(glad to see you out with the
boys, Otto} followed by Mike
Verzuh and Claude Bissell with
40. It seems funny but the two

next with 41's. lam 5]

Pete Soberlak and Joe Cushner
along with Reg Symons and
Ernle-Newman. They must
have been watching one an-
other. Anyway, Bert Lamb and
Bob Wadey followed with s 42
which just failed to win a ball
but I did put your names in the

paper. as a consolation prize”

fellows. ”
sce

1H was a real shock to all
the golfers of the area to learn
of the sudden passing of Helen
Verzuh, beloved wife of our old
friend Mike. Over the many
years of service Mike gave to
the club Helen was a familiar

. figure on the course and in the

pro shop. She was keenly

interested in what was going on:

and knew most of the golfers by
name.

Since the formation of the
seniors group it had a special
place in her regard’ and she
never failed to ask about the
welfare of,the boys when I had
cceasion to phone or call at the
Verauh home.

‘The thoughts and warmest
sympathies of all golfers and
especially the seniors go out to
Mike, Nikki and Ron in .this,
their, hour of’ sorrow and
bereavement. Helen Is one

take
wince this weekend as ‘part of
Castlegar Sunflower Fest.
Tournament director Alex
Cheveldave says the tourna-

ment is being sponsored by the
Selkirk Lions Club and games
will be played tomorrow. be-
tween 6 and 8 p.m. on
Saturday between 8 a.m, and 7
pam. .and on Sunday from 9
am. to 8 p.m.

First prize in the tourna-

Bronco Zone
Here During

Zone four. playdowns will
be played at the Kinnaird Pony
baseball field between the local
Sentinel Bronco All-Stars. and
the Kamloops All-Star team
this Saturday and Sunday:
Tho first gameis scheduled
for 10 a.m, Saturday with a
second game to he played at 6
pm. The third game, if neces-

at2
The Castlegar tennis

made up ‘of the following

players: Terry Nazaroff,

*Pakula, Pino. Laurino, Dan

Markin, Aaron Stoushnow,

say co be played on Sunday

Playdowns
the Weekend

Sheldon Sookachoif, Ken Sher-
iatobltoff, Ken Reibin, Ken
Knowler, Lyle Stoushnow, Ter-

ry Ward, Ken Keraiff,. Jim
Nazaroff, Richard Kanigan and
Doug Knowler. *

The. Castlegar. Baseball
Club hopes to. sea a large
turn-out of fana-to help cheer
the local team to victory.

‘The winners of these play-
offs will represent zone four'in
the provinelal finals at Tsaw-
<,assen. The provincial finals
will be held from July $1 to
Aug. 8.

Castlegar Juvenile Girls”
‘Lose Out Provincially

Castlegar 3) “Juvenie Girla
softball team tra’
toria on the: weekend ie the
B,C. Provincial Tournament.
‘The team placed sixth out of
‘eight teams.

2 The girls partilpating
were .pitchers Gina Smith,
Teresa McGauley and Donna
Willford; catcher,
son; first base, Jane Weal;
second base, Terry Kemper-

Kathy Ma.”

right fielders, Trudy Lyons and

fic: * Cindy Tipping. ‘Team coach is

Albert Baker.

Castlegar lost its first
game to North Vancouver 14-4,
won ifs second game against

Richmond 21-10, and then lost -

its third game 18-5 against
North Vancouver. :

Castlegar lost its first
game to North Vancouver at 11
a.m. Saturday morning. The

man; third base, Elaine Horlick :

(captain hortstop,
left fielder, Fay Fodor; centre
fielder, Elsie Harshenin and

Costlegar-Queen
Invited to PNE

Castlegar's reigning queen
Katrine Thor-Larsen, has been
invited to take part in this
year'a PNE.

Castlegar. Sunflower Fest
chairman Bill Banham sald
‘Tuesday “every effort” will be

Sate send hiss Thor-L

‘Pat West; +

the tet inalt of the game
Castlegar Rich-

1g to.
mond 30 0. "The girls buckled .

down in
1110.
The third and final game
was played at 9 a.m. Sunday
morning with Castlegar losing

the second half to win

‘to North Vancouver again 185,

‘Through the double loss ruling,
the girls. ie knocked out of
‘the tourn

Their ‘ero losses were due
force careful of hits

to Vancouver ‘as this commu-
nity's representative.

North Van and careless
felting on the part of the girls.

CASTLEGAR.

SWIM:

Welcome to

doriog the

AQUANAUT

MEET
oar

| Wttering- He was fined $50.

$1,000 in Cash Prizes are Up for Grabs
In Sunflower Fest Softball Tournament

“o) Hasse’ Viking Vagar
pleaded guilty in court on July
17 to'a charge of possession of

M.D.A. He was fined $850 or in
default 30 days ‘in jail.
pee e

‘Ronald. Alan Rhodes of
court Friday to a charge of
driving’ while his driver's lc-
ence was under suspension. He

was fined $100 or In default 30
days In all:

- HANG GLIDING
LESSONS & SALES
HAL-AERO SERVICES

CASTLEGAR AIRPORT
TUESDAY, 5.45 P.M.

KOOTENAY, KITES

Phone TRAIL 368-3223 anytime

Lawrence Voykin pleaded
guilty on Tuesday toa charge of
being a minor in possession of |
liquor, He: was fined $50.

Edward EeneatFitspatrick
also ‘appeared in court: on
‘Tuesday and pleaded guilty to a
charge of possession of, 3
uana, He waa fined $100 or in
default two weeks in jail.

le ae

Thomas Edward. Ehl

pleaded guilty in court the

same day to a charge ‘of

CONGRATULATIONS:

‘ant will be $500, second prize
$900 and third prize $200. un lower
There will be 18 games

played in total, involving the

following teams: Creston, Ra-

dium Hotel, Rex Hotel, Sun &

Country Realty of Kelowna,
‘Trail Machine Works, Kenco.
Ball Club of Penticton, Junction.
Mohawks, Midway, Playmor
Homes of South Slocan and
Junction Gulf of Montrose,
‘All games will be played at
‘the Kinnaird Park where a
‘daily admission fee will be
charged for spectatoks. Ball-
grounds utilized will be the
main field, the practice field
and the Little League field.

» There will be two games
tomorrow night, both at 6 p.m. +
Game times on Saturday will be _
at 8; 9 and 11 am., 12 noon,

Gam

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Castlegar Bicycle Shop

97 Crescent

4pm, with the final gam
Sunday evening at 6 p.m.”
— EE

G pooR KITS
past BS wand
In x x8. 8 "

azn. x 7210.

. We wish the Sunflower Fest Committee Best of Luck on

CRERS all the way nro left ta right, Jet

|ANCIAL Stewart, Alexis
and Pat Wickett shown here recelving cash awards from Castlegar. :
thon chairman Don' Wicket. young hetted

serine belt (eRe absense

Ku scoot

‘weekend's Invitational Swim Meet, one af the many eventa being held daring the ©
Castle Castlegar

Primary Teeth
More Important’
Than Secondary

A.winning amile makes
friends, but then, so docs a
crooked one. A child's amile,
seven though showing only its
first tooth gladdens the hearts
of mothers and onlookers alike.

How would this smile
affect you if the child, now
grown to adulthood shows only
‘one tooth? If you want your
child to retain its winning
smile, atart now.

Teeth are one part of the

_ human body that cannot heal or |
repair themselves, It is there-

fore vital to protect them.
ygin'as soon as the child
is‘old enough, about two' years,
when the deciduous (baby)
‘teeth have formed, Use a soft
brush, a little paste, and assist
in the technique. Allow self
experimentation; it will cause

<'no harm and give confidence.

57\) Regular checkups are vital,
Care of primary teeth may be

> ‘even more important than later ,

care of the secondary teeth.
“Just as the learning process
from birth are the. building
blocks for the future'so do.
brimary testh alee the grant
of the secot

Premature oss in child-
hood. ean’ result) in major
problems, of malformed or
crooked teeth in the permanent
set.
Initiate ‘regular checkups
with your friendly neighbor.
hood dentist. Why not make it s
family affair? Keep smiling!
says the Canadian Dental Asso-
elation.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 24, 1975
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_ SMORGASBORD —

SATURDAY, JULY 26
4PM. to 9 PLM.

Adults $5.50 Children $4.00

SLOCAN INN

NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT

VERY BEST WISHES
Sunflower for Committee

HR BRAKE & WHEEL
‘496 Col. Ave. Castlega ir — Phone 365-7818
Hal Bay

* Coaster. 1

Ringete for Girls, Life Saving Lessons, Mini
Canoe Race, Day Camp and Sunday Movies -
I letge <5

all
oned after fee hockey. If any
¢ interested they,
Sy the’ Recreation

‘The Ba 9b Brandson Memor-
U Peel will'be ottering tl
Seiiecil

+ all dives from the basic: front
dive'to competitive dives will
also be held. These classes run

< from Aug. 4 to 16 and from

‘Aug. 18 to, 29, Deadline for
fees oa is. ~Aug.

ria Ginter Minor Hoc-
key ‘Ansociation is looking for’
interested parties to coach a

junior team. Interested persons
should ‘submit: name and Be:

enthusiasts. Races will be held ©

for both juniors who are 16
years and under, and for the
‘open class, Rules and. regula-
tions aswell as entry’ forms
may. be picked. up at the
Recreation Olfice.

eee

In conjunction with the -

Sunflower Fest the: recreation
ommssion willbe spoeoring 8
mini canoe race at k

Park. This vent is open'to

conser
pid ie month a August:
elementary life saving. and
intermediate life saving. These
ume will run from. 1 Aug. 4 to.

‘Thia weekend will certain-
ly bysan. active: one.-,The

Castlegar Sunflower Feat com: ;

mittee has a\wide range of. re

ving classes, which, “ race

0 di
will povite ‘an introduction to

Demolition Derby al al PHE -

Over 800- care. will ie
vee: £0 wil

‘Cabvasld hal 19 Prd drivers

e
chase forthe $10,000 in prize
‘money on offer in’ this year's
Demolition Derby at the Pacific

‘Nationa! Exhibition Aug. 16 %

T
New to the Demolition.
Derby this year is the Thunder. -

bird Demolition Classic. Dou;
ler, president of the organ-
izing Satellites Motorsport

BEST: WISHES.

So ste the 25
~ SUNFLOWER FEST. COMMITTEE,

” Saturday and suey

for

includ.

‘ing several, from California.
‘The success of the Demoli-

tion Derby has prompted the

= PNE to tograle opectator

facilities for the 17-day, event.

+The action ‘now. moves to the’

bleachers.

It is estimated that a total
of 250,000 watched the Demoli-
tion Derby. in:1974—100,000

‘more, in, 1972: when the
diene made their Fair debut.

July 26 and

ion commission was
at week and met with much
.y suecess. 2
ee

: Bra aaa

the Day Camp program. Hope-
fully. we will be ‘able to begin
‘construction on ‘the. pro

posed
‘adventure’ nayerand at Wood-:

_ land Park

‘A reminder to Senlor Cit
‘zens to give the Recreation
for.

This coming Sunday ia the °
“opening of the : Shoreacres .
wing . Park. In, conjunetion with th :

ing a‘ trout fish derby. "The
‘weigh-in for the derby will be at
1.80 at’ the park alte which is
located ‘next to Donnelly’s
~ Store, Included in the day's
aaiivity i ‘a Bavarian Garden.

+ tho second toast im pre-

‘“gentation ‘sponsored ‘by: the .f
Belkin College Film Library. -

this Sunday even-
hs pnts ihe time ‘at 9.15 p.m.
[This week the program ‘in-

sveludes the Oscar. nomination.

Hunger, a5 well'as Railrodder,
Fisherman's "Fall; ‘The Voy-

S i ageure fand Every: Sunday
Night.

SS eakekige’
"aysee eens

ing fee time for the oe "6 ;

season at the Castlegar Arena.
Ifyou club or organization has
not been contacted please have,
your achedule into the recrea-
ton office by tomorrow. | «

FRIDAY, JULY25-

3rd: ‘Annual Senior. Men’‘s
Softball Teermenent :

in: Gard 4
‘ Doukhobor: Concession:

Soap Box:Classic : -
Bavarian Nite (Dancing, Games of |
Chance, Refreshments) f

SUNDAY, JULY 27.

il ior: Men‘s Softball
-Aquanauts. Swim; Club. Meet
"Breakfast

Golf. Tournament --

~ Ladies Softball Concession

‘Bavarian Gardens.
“Mini: Canoe Race

-- Community. Gerege Sole ond

Craft: Foir

Kiwanis Conces:

Spin’ Casting Competition
(under:16).

Children’s Races ;

Family Horseshoes
Canadian Frog Jumping

; Competition
Bovarian Gardens |

Log Burling

ing

PLACE |
‘Kinnaird. Park, Selkirk Lions Club

Super-Volu, Rotary Club
Kinnoird | Park,, Lions Club

Kinnaird Pool.

Castlegar Doukhobor - Holl, U: 5. c
Kinnaird Park, Lions Club” ©
Kinnaird Park, U.SS.C.

High School Hill - 5th Ave. Lions Club

Curling Rink, Lions Club»

. Kinneird Park, Lions Club

Kinnaird Pool;

- Super-Valu, Rotary Club »
t Golf Course
Kinnaird Park; Lions Club
Kinnaird Park, | Lions Club

Pass Creek Park, Rec. Commi

Pass Creek Park, Kiwanis Club.
Pass Creek’ Park, Kiwanis Ciub..

Castlegar & Dis

‘Pass Creek’ Park, Wildlife Assn.
Pass Creek Park, Kiwanis Club ”
Pass Creek Park, Kiwanis Club

Pass Creek Park, Lions Club
Pass Creek Park, Kiwanis Club,
Pass Creek Park, Lions Club

6 p.m.

7am.
8am.

9 a.m. -
9am.
10 a.m.
Iam.
T p.m.

8am.
9 a.m.
9am,
9am,
10am.
12 Noon
12 Noon
oT pm,”
Sopa,
1 :p.m.
T pm,
“1.30 p.m.

2 p.m. -
3 p.m.
3 p.m.

a COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE

Keenleyside Dam (Sr.), Kiwanis Club .
Robson Wharf. (Jr.), Kiwanis Club
Sentinel. Mtn. to Pass Creek Park ©
Hang | Glider Club, 3 p.m.
Pass Creek Park, Kiwanis Club 4.30 p.m.

ADMISSION TO KINNAIRD PARK. .

Adults ...:..... $1.00. Children :.. 506

Canoe Race
whose name will be loved and
remembered for.many years to

come.

Sunflower Fest

Saturday and. Sunday
oly 26 and 27,

2p.m.

their Sunflower Fest Days, Saturday and Sunday, Ake Sed EXPERT TUNE-UPS + 2pm,

and 27. with
“Sun Scones
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"SHOE RENEW
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Same. Horrie Uke
Atmosphere and. Quality’
Material.

- Management and Staff

ALL SLEEPING BAGS
Radio Winners
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10% off
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At the Top of Sherbiko Hill — Phone 365-3181 PAY-N-TAKIT

" Over 200 swimmers participating frome Beef Bar-B-Q
Golden, Greenwood, Beaver Valley, Nelson,

Trail, Castlegar and Colville, Wash, *-

PHONE 365-8151
Swim Meets to start 9 am. both’ days

Children Under 6 Years .. . Free

In the Costleaird Plaza — Phone 3654510 -

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