- 82_Castlegar News June 15, 1991

rN WestarTimber

Westar Timber Ltd. has completed the 1991-1995 Five
Year Development Plan for TFL 23 within the Arrow
Forest District.

This eo 's available for public vowing at our Nakusp and
Cast offices during regular office hours from June 3 to
June 28, 1991. We request that interested parties phone ahead
for appointments.

locations

at the foll

| public 93 will be availabl

duly 3, 1991 — Trout Lake Community Hall
— Trout Lake
— 3:00 p.m. to 8:00 zm
—— Senior Citizen Hall
— Nakusp
— 3:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
— Sandman inn, Celger Room
— Castlegar
— 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
July 10, 1991 — Fauquier Community Hall
— Fauquier
— 3:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Written reg ig the Develop Plan are to be
sent to the Area Manager, Westar Timber, Box 1000, Nakusp,
B.C., VOG RO. C should be r d prior to August
23, 1991 tobe dered for incli in the final d.

July 4,.1991

July 6, 1991

Open attracts record field

By CasNews Staff

Promising junior Denise
Pottle of Castlegar and
defending champion Loretta
Bulfone of Trail will be among
the players in what's being
called the strongest field ever for
the Castlegar Savings and
Credit Union Ladies Open this
weekend.

A record 128 golfers from

this is definitely the best
showing we've had,” da
McAfee, who co-orga:
tournament’ with
Johanson.

“We even raised the price this
year, so I don’t know. It’s (the
tournament) probably built up a
good reputation over the years,
so that’s what we've got now.
We're really excited about it.”

T!

the
Leslie

across the Ke q
and the Okanagan will tee off at
the Castlegar and District Golf
Course for Saturday’s opening
round of the two-day event.

It wasn’t always this way,
according to tournament co-
organizer Diane McAfee.

“A few years ago we almost
had to cancel it because we
didn’t even have 80 (golfers), so

tour will include
nine flights for golfers with

Pay teehee
ip it
for golfers with a 0-15 l.

In that flight will be McAfee
and Bulfone, Pottle and Jo-
hanson, as well as past winners
Diony McArthur and Ruth
Trickey of Castlegar and

way playoff, will be battling the
course and the odds in attempt-
ing to become the first-ever
repeat winner of the Open.

Like last year when the tour-
ney had 102 players, the field
hi

have legitimate chances of

Creston i Pp
Sherry Baker,

Bulfone, who won the tour-
nament last year after parring
the first extra hole in a three-

ng, said \

“We've got quite a good
spread (of golfers), so it depends
on the weather and how the
greens are playing,

Banjo's singing along

By CasNews Staff

Eli Soukeroff got his league-
leading 10th win Thursday
night as Banjo’s Pub further

Coach

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well as at Alpine Drugs in Rossland and Fruitvale Pharmacy in
Fruitvale. Or at the ski lodge Monday-Friday, 9:00-4:30 p.m.

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from page B1

“That’s what I hope we'll
bring them.

“I don’t see any reason
why we can’t put in six, 700
people a game as long as
we're playing entertaining
hockey. I’d like to sell the
game back to the people of
Castlegar.”

As far as players go,
Chevaldave has a pretty
good idea of the type of per-
sonnel he wants.

“On defence, if I had my
choice, I'd like four bruisers
who could play the game. Up
front it’s a speed game and if
you can combine size and
speed then you have a per-
fect blend. TO eee

“But the biggest thing I'm
looking for in a hockey play-
er is hard work. You can
make up for a lack of skills if
you work hard. If you’re not
willing to sacrifice anything
for the team, you won’t be
playing on this team,” he
said.

The Rebels, who averaged
about 200 fans a game last
year and finished last in the
KIJHL’s West Division, open
training camp in mid-
September.

OUR ACTION AD
PHONE NUMBER
IS 365-2212

lidified its hold on first place
in the Castlegar Men’s Fastball
League with a 6-4 win over
Labatt’s at Kinnaird Park.

Soukeroff also led Banjo’s
offensively, along with Clay
Liber, with a pair of hits.

The win improves Banjo’s
record to 11-2 and puts the team
12 points ahead of the Cast)

Soukeroff got his ninth win
Monday in Salmo as Banjo’s
defeated the hapless Salmo
Hotel 6-1,

Catcher Jim Nazaroff led
Banjo’s with three hits off losing
pitcher John Obetkoff.

Salmo remains in last-place
with a 2-8 record.

In the other game Monday,
Labatt’s picked up two points on
the Merchants beating them 6-4
at Kinnaird Park.

Merchants.

Joe Tarasoff took the loss for
Labatt’s which remains tied
with the Nelson Athletics for
third with 10 points.

In other games last week,

Peter Evdokimoff got the win
for Labatt’s while Tim Horcoff

the loss.

Rob McGregor went 3-for-3,
including a homer, in a losing
cause for the Merchants while
Don Savinkoff had a pair of hits

for Labatt’s

The hants regained the
two-point over both Nelson
and Labatt’s Tuesday beating
the Athletics 4-3 at Kinnaird.

Merchants pitcher Gary
Bergeron improved his record to
5-1 while Tony Kabatoff was on
the losing end.

McGregor, Duane Weir, Kelly
Keraiff and Clay Martini each
had two hits for the Merchants,
who have played three more
games then the Athletics and
two more than Labatt’s.

Four teams are in action
Monday with the Merchants
meeting Banjo’s at Kinnaird and
Labatt’s playing Salmo in
Salmo.

THE NUMBERS

BASEBALL

NATIONAL LEAGUE
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215 35 64 298

Runs — Temander, Son Diego, 44; Justice, Ation.
39, DaShields, Mont

ork, Son
2 ego. 42; ONeill. Cincinnati, 41
TGwynn. Sen Diego. 41: Kruk, Philadelphia, 39, John
ton, New York

its — TGwynn, San Diego, 89: Samuel, Los

Angeles, 73; TFernonder, Son Diego, 67: McGee, San
Francisco, 67; Justice, Atlanta, 66, Jose, $1, Louis, 66.
Sondberg, Chicago, 66.

— Jose, St. Louis, 18; Bonilla, Pittsburgh.
17, Justice, Atlante, 16, O'Neill, Cc Hi, 15,
McReynolds. New 15: y

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Son Dingo, 14: ONeill, Cin
3: lew York, 13, GBell, Chicago.
Atlante, 11; WClark, San Francisco, 11
icoge, 11
— Coleman, New York, 33; Grissom,
Montreal, 30: DeShields, Montreal, 26: Nixon, Atlon:
ta, 26; OSmith, St. Louis, 17; Lanklord. St. Louis, 16.
Colderon, Montreal, 16.

Dibble, Cincinnati, 16, DaSmith, Chicoge.
15; LeSmith, St Lovia, 14, France. New York, 12, tet
ferts, Son Diego, 13: Blondrum. Pittsburgh. 12
Mivtilioms, Philedelphio. 11" IMowell. Lov Angeles
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81, CRiphen, Baltimore,
Sierra, Texos, 74

— RAlomar, Toronto. 17; Palmeiro. ¥
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Toronto } Cleveland 0

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Toronto, 15; Carter, Toronto, 15, CDavis, Minnesota
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nia, §; Raines. Chicago, 5. 13 thed with 3
Baltimore,
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ton, Ookland. 21: Raines, Chicago, 20. RAlomor

Toronto, 18: Cuyler. Detroit, 13. White, Toronte, 13,
Rkelly, New York. 12, Cotto, Seattle, 12, Pettis. Texas,

be, Terry Rogers, Castlegar schoo! district's
‘Castlegar Chapter of the Learning Disab

Rogers Is moving on to b.

Principal of special services, accepts a plaque from he
llitles Association of B.C. for his work with the chapter.
of the schoo! district.

Helpearns |
plaque for
principal

The Castlegar Chapter of
the Learning Di i
ion of British Col:
presented Terry
the C

services, with a plaque to show
the chapter’s appreciation of
his support,

Rogers has accepted the
position of superintendent of
the Clearwater school district:

He had been a mentor to
members of the Castlegar
Chapter since the earliest days
when they first began to think
about the concept of forming a
chapter of the LDABC, the
chapter says in a news release.

Rogers helped to lead the
group through the hi d

June 15, 1991
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parts of running a community
support group and was always
there to listen to parents’ con-
cerns and provide encourage-
ment, chapter members say.

The members thanked
Rogers for his dedication and
wished him well in his new
position.

Tourism students
out in real world

After eight months of compre-
hensive training, full-time stu-
dents who have now completed
the recreation and resort opera-
tions and management program
at Selkirk College’s Nelson cam-
pus are now completing a
month-long practicum at tourist
hospitality operations across the
west.

The program is designed for
the practical training of supervi-
sory personnel within the resort
sector of the tourism industry,
the college says.

Using seminars, workshops
and field trips to enhance tradi-
tional classroom instruction,
program instructors introduce
new ideas and developing trends

“The curriculum is tailored
for either the full-time or the
part-time learner,” program
instructor Lorna Marshall said
in a news release.

The arrangement allows stu-
dents to pursue a provincially
recognized credential without
leaving their present jobs. It’s an
arrangement that works well for
the owner/operator who can’t
take eight months off to com-
plete this certificate program,
Marshall says.

Included in the program cur-
riculum are the seven core
courses which comprise the
tourism supervisory develop-
ment program, developed and
endorsed by the Pacific Rim
Insti of Tourism. Stud

in the field of tourism h
pain

are
practical in nature, and are
often designed around a stu-
dent's individual workplace situ-
ation.

leting the resort and recre-
ation program receive a certifi-
cate from PRIT acknowledging
completion of the tourism super-
visory core.

BIRTHS

CAMPOS/BAAL - To Leslie
Campos and Steve Baal of Slocan,
a boy, born June 1.

CATAFORD - To Nancy and
Terry Cataford of Nelson, a boy,
born May 28.

HEITLAND/McMILLAN —-To
Petra Heitland and Jon McMillan of
Nelson, a girl, born May 30.

KIRALY — To Donna and Kevin
Kiraly of Nelson, a boy, born May
14.

MAKORTOFF - To Janet and
Fred Makortoff of Castlegar, a boy,
born May 31.

PASSUTTE -— To Delilah and
Brett Passutte of Nelson, a girl; born
May 31.

PEREPOLKIN — To Zora and
William Perepolkin of Crescent Val-
ley, a girl, born June 10.

REMPLE - To Christina and
Spencer Remple of Meadow Creek,
a boy, born June 8.

SEAMARK — To Pam and Char-
lie Seamark of South Slocan, a girl,
born May 30.

SOKOLOSKI - To Cindy and
Fred Sokoloski of Balfour, a girl,
born May 29.

STREICHERT — To Jaynee and
Bruce Streichert of Slocan, a girl,
born June 7.

VAN ALLEN/MCALLISTER — To
Joanne Van Allen and Peter McAl-
lister of Winlaw, a girl, born June 10,

VERIGIN - To Ruby and Cecil
Verigin of Crescent Valley, a boy,
born June 9.

WILKINSON — To Barbara and
Paul Wilkinson of Vallican; a girl,
bom June 10.

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