CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 12, 1975

"Pat Welch of Spokane Takes ‘Championship ( Cup

Annual Sunflower Open Golf T:

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wil be held on June 16.with
festivities beginning at 9.80
a.m, and continuing until dark.
There is a wide’ range of
exciling activities for all ages,
with the first event being a
baseball game for young boys,

Children's sports and soft-
ballare on the agenda, with ona
of the highlights being an old-
fashioned ball game, which
many seniors will remember
from over half a century ago,

Everyone will enjoy parti-
elpating or watching nts
contests, such as the “Women's

' Hollering Contest’, “Sunflower”

Seed Spitting” “Women's
Plough Pulling’ and many
other event

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invited to come out and partici-
pate in this Sports Day, A small
admission will be charged. at
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Open: Tourney «
At Castlegar
Tennis Courts

+> By Lori Friesan

Last weekend, several dou-
bles teams from Castlegar
enteréd the Murray and Wal
Inger Round Robin Tourna.
ment in Trail. The team of
Barry De Paoli-and Glen
Archambault were defeated in
the finals ‘by Ned and Chris
Rhodes of ‘Trail.

This Sunday, Castlegar is
having an open fun tournament
at 9.30, Entry fee is 0c and
members are asked to bring
their own balls, Hot dogs and
Pop will be available for lunch,

‘A. supper and social is
planned for 6 p.m, at the home
of Stan and Elaine Bohnet. Cost
of the supper is $1.60 per
person with chicken, s
buna, etc., being served. Please
bring your own refreshments,

ks’ pool can be rented
from 6 to 6 p.m. if enough
people wish to swim’ before
di

‘Anyone wishing to attend
the dinner is asked to phone *
either Elaine at 365-3608 or
myself at-385-9216 by 9 p.m.
Friday night, 0 preparations
ene made

pen junior tournament .
> will 2 held in Castlegar June:

By John Dalziel

Saturday and Sunday saw
the local golf course teeming
with people and ablaze with
color, The event was’ the
Annual Sunflower Open Golf
Tournament and It grows big-
ger and betler each year,

One of the biggest prob-
lems this year was the lack of
parking space. If the tourna-
ment gets any bigger, we will
have to clear out another acre
‘or two just to accommodate the
cars, They were parked to
overflowing and all the way
back along the road to the 17th
tee.

‘The ovent was a huge
success and the credit must go
to the hard working tourna-
ment committee under the
capable leadership of Lloyd Ish.
‘There were very few hitches
and these were cleared up in
very short order. The weather
was ideal and there was some
beautiful golf played both days.

For the first time in the
history of the tournament the
championship was won by a
golfer from across the line. Pat
‘Welch, who golfs out of Spo-
kane's Downriver Golf Club,

“shot precision golf both days to

take top apot with a sparkling
147 for the 36 holes.

This Is just three over par
and certainly makes Pat a
worthy winner. Pat was fol-

_ lowed closely by fellow towns-

man Jack Sheehan, three

‘ sires back'at 150,

ip local boy was Willie
ShersUbitet who took low net
honors in the Championship

* Plight with 188. Tied with

Willie was ex-Castlegarite Den-
nis Quinlan, who- moved ‘to

Prizes were awarded
for Sunday's play only, This
excluded any previous winners.

Champlonship Flight gross
—dJim Perehudoff, Castlegar,
74; net—Bob Livingstone,
Castlegar 69,"

Firat Flight: gross—Bruce
Robertson, Creston, 80; net—
‘Tom Foxeroft, Nelson, 70,

Second. Flight: gross—
‘Fred Juhnke, Spokane, 82;
net—Paul Henderson, Vancou-
ver, 70.

Third Flight: gross—Char-
lie Christensen, Certlegar, 88;
net—George Robinson, Spo-

ne, 72.
Fifth Flight: gross—
no prize, small flight; net—Curt
Waterman, Castlegar, 72,

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‘Throughout ‘the tourna-
ment there was a Hidden Team .
competition conducted, The
winning team, with 573, In-
cluded: Peter Bulatovich, Kel-
owna; Nick Burak, Castlegar; "
Pat Picton, Castlegar; and Bud
Gi }, Castlegar. Runner-up
team, with 577, consisted of
‘Willle Sheratobitoff, Castlegar;
Geoff Portman,’ Trail; George
Robinson, Spokane; and Wayne
Clay, Vancouver, °°

‘The longest drive, held at
No. 9 hole was won both days
by Pat McEwan from Trail.
Saturday’s drive was 285 me-
ters while Sunday's was
both Jong pokes and the envy of

M Ctoseat to the pin at No.8

n Saturday was Bill Perehu-
dott of Castlegar at 19%
centimetres,

‘The most honest golfer for
the second year
Castlegar golfer Bruce MeMil-
lan, tke keeping with the mane

of the

fthe

tie breaker syatem used in the
tournament,

Other winners were:

First Flight: low. gross—

Otto Walker Jr. of Castlegar

with 158; second low gross—

Peter Bulatovich of Kelowna.
: Firet

Low gross—Otto Walker
Je, Castlegar, 168; runner-up
yk, ‘Trail,

low gross—! Kot;
* 161; low net—Peter Bulatavich,

Kelowna, 188 and runner-up
low net—Bill Heichert, Genelle,

* “Second.

“Low gross—Bumps Win:
ter, : Kalispell;"162; runner-up
low gross—Bill Ells, Castlegar;
166; low net—Alex McKinnon,
Castlegar, 140; and Fone
low net—Jim Schrump, Trail,
140,

‘Third Flight

Low gross—Bill Stefoniuk,
Castlegar, 166; runner-up. low
aroas—Stan Kuszleryhy Vane
couver, 176; low net—George
Oferoff, Valleyview 141; and
runner-up low net—Cary

* Weiss, Chilliwack, 142,

Fourth Flight

Law gross—Bud Guess,
Castlegar, im j runnensp low
gross—Des Desai, Castlegar,
178; low net—Don Carmichael,

tlegar, 181; and runner-up
low net—Hank Kohler, Spo-
kane, 149,

ght

Ken Dander-
fer, Vancouver, 179; runner-up
low gross—Al Johnson, Castle-
gar, 190; low net—Mike: Gor-
koff,' Castlegar, 140; and run-
ner-up low net—Alf Henshaw,

Castlegar, 143,

21. Eventa played will be boys’ |

and girls’ singles and doubles
and mixed doubles. Further
details are not available at this
time so please cheek the notice

Remember ladies, tonight
ia your night. See you there!

of
presented with a 50 Ib. bes, ‘of
sunflower seeds. A similar
prize had already been pre-
sented to Pat Welch, the big

winner. 3

‘This has become an institu-
tion and makes our competition
unique in Canada, if not the

ant

PASSER eats

Pass Creek Park Opens:
“No: Lifeguards on Duty

« By Pat Metge

Asannounced in this paper
and on the:local radio station,
Pasa Creek Regional Park: will
be open for,‘the summer

» Due to the limited *

which’ we’ will’ be

ating under, we requeat

the support of all users in the
general: maintenance. ofthe

park.

By taking the time to clean
up after you have used'the-
facility, you are saving us
monies which we really cannot
afford to be ‘putting into the
parker

A reminder,to all parents .:
that lifeguards will not be on
duty, therefore take extra care
and.caution, when you send

chalr, These films are for the
entire family as thay range
from cartoons’ to ai

aa, non Creehoslo,
vakla,

ward.

Lines MeGautey, our pool

supervisor, informs us the pool
has been a'very popular . spot
ainee opening. Lessons aro

proving very popular which has

caused a waiting Ilst for a few of
the lessons,

: To’ make our awimming
Program‘more popular to the
entire family, two new evening
progr: re commencing this
week.

On Monday. evenings from
6.50 to 8 p.m., there will be a.
family night, Friday (rom 7.30

your child to the park or are: ' 09 p.m. Is going to be our adult

there'with them,
Inthe past, Pass Creek has

been. plagued with vandalism, .”

hopefully: this year it will be.

(teen night, These programs
vwill run until the end of ang
and If popular will be carri
Athreughout the suinner,

different. Remember.’the park?

Is for your use and you are only
depriving yourself of a beauti-
ful

A recini of our summer
Programs. Be sure to register.

and natural setting’ by | the. now at the Recreation Office as

ae Te

‘A reminder ak’ registra.
tions are now. underway forthe

‘summer playground prog:
From the interest atiowa fo this
1

perso:
line for. gistering is ane 25,
The Selkirk oleae film

t Dying of.

Dity: of Gold’ and

“Ghosts of a River’. Show time
is 8.16 pam. 3

For. your comfort, may I

g'your own.

we are’ rapldly filling up.

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Golfing Visitors Praise. Faci

Marked Improvement Made

On Blucherry.

A resounding success, well °

worth repeating! That was the
unanimous opinion abut the
Blueberry spring dance held
recently, when the Blueberry

Creek Recreation Commission ';

held Its monthly executive
meeting. *

‘A huge crowd turned out:

to enjoy a friendly gala even:

» Dance chalrperson: Linda
Carter was, highly commended
for an excellent job ‘of. co-:
ordinating the event.“As well,
thanks was extended to every-
one else involved, Including the.
ean-up group.

Some thought was directed
toa similar dance for the fall.:

Work parties have made a

‘marked improvement at the.
‘ Blueberry. Park, athe play:

Creek ‘Park:

Director of Recreation

‘Commission No, 1,,Pat Metge,
‘was also present at the meet-
ving. He gave a rundown’ on

Recreation Commission No, 1
aummer ‘activities, offered to
extend the Selkirk film pro-
gram’ to Blueberry, and spoke
on the situation at Pass Creek
Park. Se 3
‘The Blueberry Commission
decided ‘to accept ‘the: film
program offer, and volunteers
from the/meeting agreed to
help ‘at ‘the: Pass’ Creek: work

party planned for Monday and
Tu

jeaday,,

An honorary. membership.”

to the’ Blueberry Commission
will be given to Nick Chernoff
of. Trowelex Rentals for. his ©
outstanding help and support to

trees’ planted, sheler worked

| on, and poles hauled and placed

* as boundaries. A biz thank-y

 goea to Mitchell's Supply, Col,
Bulldin,

‘ural Centre ‘in Gen-
elle; and Don Sparkman for,

helping with supplles.

= Mteniance Grows at ee

Mife.’Since.the start of the

n, the attendance at these
fun Tupetions has been very,
good,”

For. the past. en or, six
-weeks the,numbers have best
over the hundred mark a
“Wednesday was'no Saati
7 Could’ be the Sunflower. Open
had attracted) some early -ar-

prior to the
tournament play. ©

entire world. ©) - 5
Every entrant: was. auto-
matically eligible in a draw fora

Fifth Week/June 12-16

golf bag, donated by Pro Denay
MeaArth

tion of a golf bag, head ‘covers
and golf jackét to' tournament
winner Pat Welth

Ken MeTeer,-as representative
of Columbia Breweries Ltd.

‘The tournament commit-
tee has asked me to pass on its
moat sincere thanks to all those
who helped in any way in
making ‘the tournament the
success it'was:
marked and ‘calculated the
scores; the ladies who’ looked
after the catering, the men
who officiated a8 marshalls,
starters, waiters and
handy men, the boys and girls
who handled the eaddying and

1 spotting chores.

‘These are sometimes rath-
er thankless tasks and it is the
opinion of the committee that .
they all did a terrific job.’ -

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Infernational Baseball Tourney.

Held. July 1106 al Butler Park:

eight last summer. Opening

night games on July 2 will pit

Frank's).
peningService:

“the he Cacao Sentinel Colt

1-Stars in the!
the Grand!

At-any rate, there were
‘several well-known’ visitors
taking part in the Low Net
Competition which' was staged
in perfect weather. The two
Quinlana ‘were'in' evidence as
was ‘Slim’ McArthur,'Denny
“ the Pro's Dad from Gleneagles.
For the second year in a
row he had led a fair:

Harry Sheridan and Mike Sem-
enoff with 85%,

There were six players
tied at'86 with only two balla
left.-Names were.drawn and
the lucky golfers were Jim

Bilesky (what a way to-win:a
ball, Jim). and Richard Lyle. :;

Every phase of our golfing

from the. coast course and, a3
usual, they were loud in their.
praises of our facilities,
Competition was keen and
the following were the winne:
of the usual golf. bi
‘Houghton, 29%; Baste,
30%;.Don Leltch,/ 32; Paul
Strelieff, 824%; Jim Randall,
Terry Wayling (Dick's brother,
the good-looking ne) and Ray

Thirty-four’ y ahared
by Frank: Holdsworth, Bil
Harrison, Jack Osachoff,.
off,’ and Alex
$4445 Gordon

activity
I stated ‘earlier and! our
Pensioner's Thursday mornings |
‘are‘no exception./ Last Thurs
day, saw the record broken for
the’ second ‘week: ina. row.

Castlegor.News

SPORTS

‘Twonty-eight! stalwart ‘ion
teed off in threes for a team
competition, :

“Again, the, weather’ was

echoing ; from;.all over the
fun and) hi

Danny. ‘will get the ‘ctl
birds off to a good start and it
‘won't erowd the course quite 20
much in the late morning.

Unfortunately 1. did: not.
keep an accurate of who
‘all won balls so, if your name is
missed, tell me politely about it
and I will arrange to have it in
headlines next‘ week.

As I recall, the winners
were: C. Bradford, Pete Sober-

lak, Joe Cushner, -W. Somer- ;

field, Reg Symons (he almost
dldnit get one) Lioyd McAdam,

Walter. Jacobson, Bert Lami
Joe: Killough, Joe Schiavon,
yy, J. Kelly. (again),

Allan Bobbie, Mike. Verzuh
(Mike had his brother-in-law
from ne’ along’ for. luck)»
and Jim Lipsett. There may

ve been a couple’ of others,
but that is all 1 remember.

* During» the = Sunflower
Open, ‘members’ of our Thura-

Senlor Babe ath Selecta in the!
nightea

action on ere are. the
the:

ters;
Seattle

uve A
Obmpie Heights Senior Babe

Ruth; Brewster, Wash, Senior
Babe Ruth; Dallas, Oregon

which will see yao
Di

getting
‘popular that it might be'a good =

Idea to move the starting time

a tad to elght instead of eight-

irty. *

bea abe in Canada.
- Hits One Million Mark in "1h.

E fetal ot 11,000 people .
across Canadé. took adi

Beaver.
and Nelson, are the defending.
sien

ou NAMET IT “eve GOT
—/\ SN

"Power Squad
was reported at the Tarat

‘Courses for the fail, were
reviewed ‘and ‘delegates ‘were
told that a new sail!

Mike Ver joe Cushner, Ji

Kelly, Cecil Bradford, Pete
Murphy ‘and ‘any’ others, who,
took part, They were a big help
and contributed their share to

‘the! enjoyment of a very suc-

lent Stee.
se Tneideatally the Tin Can is

be to feel quite hefty.

ginning:
sad if ies sont veontidue A

course introduced last year met ["
with

in Kamloops.

; Castlegar Squadron Com.
mander R. E. W. (Bill) Turner;
and Mrs, ‘Turner.of Nelson, and
‘district’ training ‘officer Jim’
Burnham and Mrs. Burnham of
: ‘Trail represented the Koote-;
nays.

The delegation said the’
“conference. heard addresses by

the national training officer,

Oliver, Summers, and ‘national.

ES «publi: relations olfteet Dick

response'’
across: Canada, Seamanship
‘power was also well received.

‘An ‘addition to the boating =

course thi

on canoeing.
In’ the’ power: squadron

courses, 4,264 people took ‘the

Initial boating course, .B4 per.

cent

section «

sn the Rooienaya;19 com

pleted the boating’ course and“:

18 out of 16; passed the writ

examination. The B.C. interior
“diateiet is mad

tes al.

legal
cnded'& trateing seminar

from Calgary, Castlegar, Ed.
monton, : Kamloops, Ogopogo,

+ ‘Shuswap and: Vernon.
"A total of one million boats.”
_were registered in Canada last,
year. {0% :

21-3 Guests at the conference

Bt be: able

: Tag to:have that
gelling belldeg to "Pebble

‘Derry represent

Pat Metge will ’

0. be made~ an‘ honorary: -

ember, and a letter of thanks
‘will be sent to Gary! Hyson for

“his yeara : of recreation ‘work *

and his faithfulness ss Blue:

tative to

ion’ Commission No. 1.) %).
‘(Don Sparkman, with Terry

Commission No. 1.*;

‘The Blueberry: Coniaision

will again provide a concession |

‘King as an’ alternate,’ was
, named to work on the pi :
committee: with ‘Recreation

and treats for the ‘getiool x

children ‘at ‘the annual
plenfe at the end of the ‘hoa! :
term,’Mrs, ‘Jean Friedel | will

head ‘committee to look after’

King reported on fall
aise plats an indicated that
his committee would meet in

~ August to finalize plans for the

September picnic.
. Blueberry Creek will be.
operating an independent ‘sum.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 12, 1975.
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Seo the Apolos on dupay at
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‘Henne's. Cabins é Marina

peacilon epealdlte Outage
three-week period beginning
July! 28 to. August’ 16., Two
playground supervisors will
provide crafts, storytelling,
‘games, hiking and'a multitude
of activities forthe’ children.
Fee will’ be only. $2. and

Tegistration may be made with

, Mrs. Miller-Tait at 965-7850.

The next executive meet
ing of the commission: will be
held on Sept, 4 at the home of
Terry (

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