CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, September 25, 1975

Clarice McKi

Golfers Feel Golf Club System Threatened

BG's male gollers are throwing their Human gts Bran

clubs down In rage‘over coin of sex
ver omplainis branch director, ard

by
inst the Maple Rl
and Coun ao seh

Kathleen Ruff, aay ga Keeadage a we'd Dave io gt ri

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nate the rule.
‘The club didn’t, 30 Ms. Ruff bas asked
Labor Minister Bill King for i feed i ine
i Into the rules of the club,
“made | a decision o0 the ay

club to llml- of that ia at nas
cr re hurting
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renwick Kinniston of Vancouver who
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bite laren fee <
resident

Named Winner ‘

Clarice McKinnon’ was
named the winner of the CanCel
“Trophy with a low net score of
149 for the two days of play.

Firat Might winner was
Mae Moroso, with Phyllis Lamb
the runner-up.

Becond flight ‘inner: was
Carol Prive’ and: runner-up
Mary Perehudoff.

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“The Castlegar, Kiwanis Club wishes to express :
jt. its thanks and appreciation ‘to all’ district fodicent F
Alleclaimants are paid from +2 who ” supported us «by. attending | our.
Night in‘ the Castlegar, Curling Rink:
<” Arena, ‘Special ; thanks’ to. all those. fine; peo}
who : assisted ’ Kiwaniens’ by toking on responst-

Maple Rg golf cb before am. on a
bollday.

tournament is to be held _
Saturday and Sunday.

Active week for area Golfers |

By John Daliiel

‘This week I do have a little:

more information about ‘what

went on Wednesday night of

last week at the Men's Night
weekly bash, but not too much,
Tam assuming that the’ game
played was Low Net and it:
‘seems to have been involved
with the number of putts taken,

There is no indication,
however, of how many golfers
took part, whether there were
any interesting guests and
whether there were any an-

CASTLEGAR NEWS

SPORTS

‘was declared that Golf: Poker -

Big. winner in the le:
putts division was M. Chern
koff with 12, and that's some

nouncements of import. I sure

wish someone would find those

sheets that Bob Wright had

made up #0 we would have ‘andan'
something to work with,

Ta the low neteategory we Ue! tad 18
have the following winners: W. Twenty-three good men
Tomlin, 31; Fe Martin $2; A, and true were out, bright and
pouisen, da: end A. Henshaw, early Thursday morning to
A.Ferworo, P. Gorkoff and K, _¢niey the good golf and brillant
Gj sunshine, y hea

jennestad with, 34 th ooking afta things and
‘Glenmerry ° in the absence of Jim Kelly he
+ had Cecll Bradford helping him.

ED
Ne ae us 5 Everyone was sent out just,
to play golf without knowing
319 ho Ne what the game was. When all
_ the cards had been turned in it

THE WINTER
SLEEP.
CAN BEA
NIGHTMARE
“FOR YOUR LAWN.

But not if we have anything to say
about it. So talk to us about Pink
Vigoro. Because -

one application

protects your

fawn's tender

roots all winter

long. And gets

them ready fora

healthy spring

‘Anyway,.we bad areal”.

thing going for. the nine holes

\ and T was lucky enough'to

shade him by) one stroke,
Knowing Gerry he won't be \
satisfied until he had another

go with me and finishes ahead,

Tm naan any time: you" are

"This weekend will see the |”

©. first annual (hopefully) Christ-"

}. mas in September Fun Tourna-

was the name.

Big winner turned out to
be Pete Murphy who finished
with five sixes on his ‘card,
(shame on you Pete). He was
closely followed by Gerry Wan-
Jess with five fives. No one else,
had fives, but big Joe Sees
had four sevens;
son, Bert Lamb,'and ‘Claude
Bissell all had four sixe joe
Killough had four fives and
Andy Honcher and Mike Ver-
uh finished with four fours.

‘As you may have noticed, I
did not win a ball but then, I
always was a rotten poker.
player. However, I did have a
very pleasant experience since
T wound up. in a foursome that
had Gerry. Wanless in it.

Inall the years I have been:
playing. golf up. behind the
Airport, (this |is the 21st,
belleve it or not}, I have never
had the opportunity of playing

a round'with my old, friend

Gerry. He is best known for his

catching ability in the old days

ball leagues, but is a
ca

country
mile, but his short game‘ is

. something else again.

” Recreation News

ment atthe’ local course,
Entires are etill coming in and’:
we could be looking at close to
40 couples taking part. °
(Ply gets underway, at 10°”
turday and, incase it
‘Should bea wee bit chilly, there’
be hot eggnogs dished up at
No. 1 tee to get things off to a
‘good start, From then on it will
be anyone's guess as to: what
will happen next.
We do know that there will
bea turkey supper at the
clubhouse to be followed by a

dance in the ‘basement ‘of the :

new: building. Everything has
been laid on to make this the
sporting-social event of the fall
senses a0, if you have not.

dy entered, better hurry.

up and get your name in,
‘Entries will be accepted
until the close of the clubhouse
tomorrow night, 60 there is still
time. Eighteen holes of golf
both Saturday and Sunday plus
makes,

~ all the side dractons

this a real bargain...

Don't forget the Min-Open
coming up .Thanksgiving
weekend and the Tombstone,
Men's and Mixed two) weeks
later. Both ‘should be real
bang-up affairs.

From the Director's Desk

By Pat Metge
Congratulations go out to
the Blueberry Recreation Com-

" falssion for their very success: |
ful fall fair. From this success

‘tliere are now plans to make it

into an annual event. An

interesting feature of this event,

was that.the teenagers of « P.
© Blueberry were responsible for

putting on the event, Truly a
job well done.

“Also, Blueberry has been
successful in enrolling 19 ladies.
for their volleyball night. Blue-
berry'is truly the most active
commission in the area.

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A note from the figure’
skating club: ‘They’ will be
holding registrations on Satur-
day, Sept. 27 at the Curling
Club. Registrations will. be
taken from 10 to 12 noon.

“Also during registration
the club will be holding a skate’

however, be taking registra-
tions during the firat class

Badminton enthusiasts will
be pleased to note that adult
badminton will be held Friday
evenings at Kinnaird Junior
Secondary Schoo! from'8 to 10
p.m; Season tickets are $10 for
singles and $18 for families.

Two ‘vorkshops "which are
to be held later in the season,
but which are dependent on
Dre registrations, are the batik

silkscreening workshops.

a batik will be held on

Friday, Saturday and Sunday

of Oct. 31—Nov..2. Instructor

for the coursé is Willlam A.
Laux from the Vahi Studios.

Following the batik by two
weeks will be the silkscreen
workshop which is to be under
the supervision of Nancy
Knight,

‘You may register now for.
both of these courses.

 Calicgat Kiwanis Club
Trounced by Selkirk Lions

whipped the Castlegar Kiwanis
Club 4.0 Tuesday night of last’

s week in a soccer gamé played
‘on the rain swept field at Twin -

° Rivers School.”

‘The aggressive Lions were.

out for a win after seeing a
softball game earlier this sum-
~ mer tled up by the Kiwanians in
the last minutes: of the’ final
inning.

Commenting on ihe Lions

‘soccer win, organizer Frank

Hamilton of the ‘Kiwanis Club

‘The Selkirk’ Lions Club.

expreased rellef at the {opsided
score. “Now we won't’ feel
obligated in retrieving our
honor in a’ return match,”
laughed.

Lions spokesman ‘Moe Zi-
hin said his club’ will likely
challenge the Kiwanians to a
curling game this winter. “The
way they were using thelr
handa in’ the ‘soccer game,” he
smiled, “there's no. way. we'll
challenge them to a volleyball
oe They'd win it hands

Local Bowling” Reulls

y Night 7.9 pan.
LHS Elena Carew 264.
LETT Annette Bouchard 670 and
Connie MacKinnon 57
MHS Fred Vaykin 297.
MHT Dave Calder
'THS: Mishaps 1124. THT
Expos 2913.
‘Team Points: Sunshiners

x ne Mishaps 2, Screwballs 1,

Exipos 3, Misfires 4, Lucky 5'a 0.

‘Tuesday Ladies 1 p.m. (Sept. 9)

LES Bonnie; White 280.
LHT. Bonnie White 607. ea

THS Super-Valu 925. THT.
‘SupersValu 2628,

Team Points: Castlegar
Drog 8, Central Food Mart 1,

Quality Bulag Pres. 2 Super :

Ramblers 4, Cadillacs 8, Hor
neta 1, Model Tees 1, Chevys 8,

Other 600's: Anne Fish-
wick 650, ‘Erma. Mykyie ores
Wedieeday, ‘Cut-
Rate (Sept. 10)/

LHS. Shitley Torbie 281.
LHT Fran Moffat 641.

‘PHS. Woodpeckers 887,
THT Woodpeckers 2616.

Team Points: Parr
Canaries 3, Woodpeckers Be
ae 2 Eagles 3, Swallows

es (Sept 17) :
LasTens 266.: LET.
Ireoe a
TH Parets m1. ‘THT
peckers 2816.

fald 2, Boundary Electric, 3) vt

e Mya 6-1.

Tuesday Night Mixed 79) pan.
(Sept. 16)
‘LES: Kay” ‘Adshead 222,
LHT Kay Adshead 661,
MHS John Paulson 305.
ee Matt Rohn 687.
SH Regulars

1047, THT.
Regulars 29)

‘Team | Pointe Serewballs 1,
Ding Bats‘ 1,; Regulars) 3,
Columbia 5-8, Alley Cats. 1,
Misfits

D other 's: Larry, Olson
683, tess Leroy 631,- Ron
bites

‘Toeaday Night Mixed 911 p.m.
(Sept. 10) i

LHS Erma Mykyte 213.
LHT Erma Mykyte 512.

MHS Ed- Webster 276.
MHT. Ed Webster 659.

Team’ High’ Single Night- /
hawks 1001. THT ightiaw es

‘Team Pol

Candries'1,, Woodpeckers:
Budgies 1%, Eagles 21, Swal
lows 2.

Wednesday Night Mixed
LHS Darlene Edwards
m8 LUHT Darlene Edwards ,

a3 Wayne | Meyera 249."
MHT Mickey

TTHS Sweat Hogs 910. THT.
French Connection'2620.

‘Team Points: French Con-
nection 2, Spookers 8, Half Fast
‘Five -1, Underdogs %4,.Un-
knowns 314, Sweat Hogs 2.

Ri Ottis G00'e: Wayne ‘Mey.

\"Titureday Morning Ladies
LHS Nona Pavlaon 261.
LHT Nona’ Paulson 638.
TRS Chips 957. THT
Chipmonks 2116. ;
‘Team .Points: Chipraunks

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ATTENTION

+ Curling wil commence at the Canlogae ond
‘October, A

District Curling Cub sometime in
finite date will be announced es soon os aisle’

“*1975-76. curling, fees for’ life: membe:

‘as follows (please notes a’ small additional chi
will be edded by each club for administration
purposes)

‘Retirees
‘ Spores

|) Gurlers not holding life memberships will
pay an additional 15 per cent of the set fee, with
the exception of the Retirees.

If you are interested in curling thls season,
enter your | Name as soon as Possible with one of
the following:

— Bob Wright, 365.6794
— June Berg, 365-3626
— Curling Rink, 365-6666
— John Dalziel, 365-7374

Retirees

New Curlers are Welcome

ints:
3, Headpins 1, Rowdy Rushins
2, Live 6 - 1, Roadhogs 3, 7-11's

Other 600

+ Larry Webster 650, Mie
ael Vecchio 620.

Wednesday

Morning Drivers)
LHS’ Annette: Bouchard © |

273. LHT. Annette Bouchard

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and dress exch: Persons

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nourishment.
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With this week seeing the
start of our adult education and
winter recreation programs, we
hope that if you were at all
interested, that you registered.
Classes will be determined
after the first session, there-
fore persons may not register
after the first class. We will,

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the Castlegar. Villa Society has received tentative.
approval for expansion: In order to help the local com- ~

\mittee-decide the scope of
in IDEA OF NEED. pe expansion WE MUST HAVE

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