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make an issue of it.

‘he Crossroads of the Kootenays”

CASTLEGAR, BRITISH COLUMBIA, JULY 2, 1980 .'

JUST BEFORE being called for
tee-off, this participant In th
B.C. amateur decided to get
in a few practice putts. And
another tees-off (right).

Jr. golf results ,

Sherstobitoff loses out to Wichert

.. Mike Wichert won the
club championship .1980,\ in
match play, against Ken
Sherstobitoff at Castlegar,

: r four: holes, ‘Sher-
f was three up, then
Wichert :won the: next five
‘*holes, and. with Up, was
“ee or ater nine...
ea Sherstobitoff won num-
‘ber 10 and 11 hole to even the
score. Both players matched
strokes up to number 16 hole.
Wichert birdied number
17 to come out on top as the’
two matched par fours on the
final hole.
Lyle Stoushnow was. the
- winner of the second flight as
he defeated Robert Stewart
three and two in that final.
Kelly Keraiff placed third
by edging John Landis two
and one.
The fifth stop on the
Savoy Inn/Lord Nelson cir-

euit will’ beat Salmo this
Sunday. The Salmo Junior
Open is scheduled to tee-off
at 10 a.m, The “Top 10", in
point « standing, after ‘four
tournaments 1. Brian
Hoodikoff, Christina. Lake,

107.58. 2,, Gordie Walker,

legnt, 100.0." 8. Mik
Wichert, Castlegar, 98.0. 4.
Greg Adams, Nelson, 92.5. 5.
Randy Kirby, Castlegar,
86.5. 6. Bruce Bradley, Ross-
land-Trail, ‘78.88. 7. Paul
Birukow, Rossland-Trail,
74.6. 8. Ken’ Sherstobitoff,
Castlegar, 55.5. 9. Dean
Zarikoff, Nelson, 49.5. 10.
John Landis, Castlegar, 45.5.

Castfegar’s Ken Shers-
tobitoff won the Nelson Jun-
ior Open last Saturday, one
stroke ahead of runner-up
Gordie Walker, also of Cast-
legar. Sherstobitoff recorded
a 35 — 35 for a 70 score, to

SEP

Walker's 85 — 86 for 71.
Fifth-place was won by
Mike Wichert of Castlegar,
with a 76, : ot
. Other. local - winners
were as follows: ‘Low! net —
Charlie: Lind,

fourt!
Ed Desaulnier, 71.

Mike Wichert had the
longest drive on the sixth
hole.

The Savoy Inn-Lord Nel-
son trophies went to ageclass
winner Walker (14 and 15),
Sherstobitoff (16 and over)
and the winning Castlegar
team of Sherstobitoff, Wal-
ker, Wichert and Kirby.

. * *

Randy Kirby of Castl-
egar fired a round of 38 and
98 for a low gross total of 71
in Kasio recently to win the
Kaslo Junior Open. The

combined total at Nelson and
Kaslo gave him the Zone 4
Junior Championship title for

Tied for third place were
Mike Wichert, and ‘a. Nelson

flight low. groas.

eck
winner was John Landis of
Castlegar with 88 a Nelson

player with 88 and ahead‘

of Brett McGuiré of Castle-
gar with 89, Q

Third flight low gross
winner was James Verigin
with 93,

The Savoy Inn-Lord Nel-
son trophies for age class
winners went to Walker (14
and 16) and Kirby (16 and
over),

The winning team was
Castlegar, with Kirby, Wic-
hert, Walker and Shersto-
bitoff.

You're Getting
Closer

‘Two businesses have re-
cently taken steps to relocate
in Castlegar. i

-Oil:has-deeided ‘to.

vs. Gulf
move ‘their bulk-oil plant
from Nelson. Construction is

currently underway near the,

present Imperial Oil plant in
town.

The major reason for the
move is a need for more
space, Jim Maneer agent for
Gulf in Trail said.

Four people will have to
be relocated as a result of the
move, Maneer said.

The move has been in
the works for about a year,
Meneer added.

The plant will deal in

. bulk sales of gas and diesel

for industry, home heating,
ete.

The other new business
is Clark Reefer a company
that transports perishables

ple who dumped the truck” to

Reopening of the Robson
ferry, has been delayed again
due to difficulties in obtain- ©

should it be so large that he'll

Three Sections (A,B&C)

B.C. amateur

underway

The 1980 B.C. Amateur
Championship is in full swing
at the Castlegar Golf Club.

The Championship got
under way on Wednesday
July 2, with a full slate of 160
golfers. :

Fist rut to the low 80
golfers, takes place after the
second round July 8, thaties

The final run to the low
60 golfers takes place after
the third round on Friday,
July 4.

Final round of play for
the championship starts at 10
a.m. Saturday, July 5.

The course has been
changed for the champion-
ship, Number 9 hole with its
natural viewing area be-
comes Number 18 during the
four days of the competition.
Local golfers taking part:

Castlegar: Greg Adams,
Ron Konkin, Randy Kirby,
Mike Wichert, Greg Webber,
Lyle Archambault, Danny
and Gordie Walker, Bill and
Jim Perehudoff, Ken, Bob
and Ron Sherstobitoff.

Rossland-Trail Alan De-
Foe, Arnie Sherwood and
John Hamilton.

Nelson Brian DeBiasio
and Keith Stewart ;

Christing Lake George
Wlasoff and Brian Hoodikoff

Salmo Steve Milner

Take this opportunity to
see the best in action. Visi-
tors welcome.

ae

ing a part for the motor.
The part was scheduled
to arrive by: plane. Wed-
bi

ways spokesman said yester-
day.

The spokesman ‘could
not say-when the ferry will...
reopen.

THE Mea STORY WEEKEND WEATHERCAST

SUPPLEMENTS : The weather outlook
¥ Union Peters for this weekend
- "Summer Sale-a-bration” is unsettled.
Sas Canada Safeway ‘
(Nor all supploments are Included in all popers)

such as vegetables and phar-
mecueticals. a

The company has moved
into the old Public Freight-
ways Building.

* “Smashed cars that were

Ann Landers, ‘ dumped in the ditch when a

Classified Ads, Real &: 7 semi-overturned on the road

and Automotive. Plan of the Weel se... Page AS rs to Nelson just outside Cast-

Comics. . TV Week... . Special Pull-Out Section legar two weeks ago, still
. Your Stars. seevecces, Page AS Ee remain in the ditch.

» WHEN HES PROUD OF YOU ‘A department of ‘high-

FoR KEEPING YOUR COOL,| ways spokesman said they

will be pressuring the “peo-

New owner

for Castlegar
Funeral Home

The Castlegar Funeral Home came under new ownership
Tuesday, z

Mike O'Connor and wife Therese took over from Don and
Jean Wickett. The Wicketts owned the funeral home sine
1963. E

O'Connor has been in the business since 1964 most
recently in a partnership in Penticton. A desire to own his
own business is partly what prompted the move to Castlegar.

O'Connor received his training at the University of Idaho
and the San Fransisco College of Mortuary Science. He
received his science degree in 1968.

While in Penticton, O'Connor was involved in the
Kinsmen Club, Chamber of Commerce, and other community
service organizations. He wes a member of St. Annels
Catholic Church. tik

aWere sure Mike will continue to serve people in a a wma 2 at) baad
manner they've been accustomed to, ” Wickett said. LEAVING CASTLEGAR Drugs cfter 17 years of service is Mrs. Joy Saunders

O'Connor, who was born in Idaho has two-school age above). Saundess worked Ps the toy department throughout her tay with ne Coen
daughters — Tammy and Meagan. borbecue was held in her honor on June 25 at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Biln. About 25
The Wickett’s will continue to live in Castlegar. people, mostly store employees, attended. News /Micrortote ly Leis Hughes