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News from the catttanse Golf Course

Walker Wins Sunflower Fest Golf. |

By John Dalziel
The event of the
past week up at ie local
golf course ha
annual Sunflower, Fest Golf
Tournament, in ‘con:
junction ‘with. the, rejuvena-
ted mid-summer ’ celebrat-
lons that used to be knowns
as Ki AYE, 5
If-1 may be permitted
to express one man's opin-
it. the © latter.

els — men's and:

as the’ Sunflower.’ Per-
. sonal, I like Syringa much

Eight Jadies and si men"

teed off Sunday, morning in

near perfect weather, Had.
the temperature eionty: beens
about 10° degrees

‘would have been ideal but

Pony All-Stars Eliminated
Fellowing Zone 4 Playoffs

Castlegar Pony”.

ter all there y 7

‘the blazing heat was ent,

pared somewhat by the
id cold abetan available
tho 19th hole. Big win-
ner. among ik falver. 5ex
was Ethel: Zak with | Janet
Scodallero |a close» second.
net was’ won by our w
own Judy Wayling follow-
ed) by Bev. sorry that
Tean't give aan any ‘scores
since) my informant es:
lected to pass them
The men's is competion

than the new one. With the. Wa divided Into five flights

asteae handle
apm, its Oi

saw
2 two of ‘our local ins cari

jim Pereht

Secon Nick Burak;

Ogloft. ‘Third Hight:
Scodallero
with’ Bill: hve

Last
“yy

off low gross

orkoff second.

Peacock was low net

with Grant) Smith: seco:
From all

night's aellvities ‘This re.

por the» work ‘at
job Wrig mat who Is: doing
a really fine job of organ-
Izing and overseelng. there
weekly, get-togethers.

“The night's ree | *

plane best be
ae was Tul
al

Tan MacDon-
ld / and < chine’ risen:

mhere should \: have
wo. others ton > the
cons:

18
In the preamble to the prize
Twat fhe matiery ot: of Sune

ns was’ Brot tight tun:

Bh yr but anothers ‘examp-
le of tho ho: thought:
tain of sur

‘others

This: Is: a1
em which Is contributing to
the deterioration of opt golf

ror ing pesslons can te
Playin;

z a Lin the local hospital
couldn't be there.
Tony Behiavn ites fain

win
a zl aw: ‘Joe: Cuchner, with

i, ae iy onehas ake and “im
eight. while

Tony: avo Percy
Browns Allan. Htlble and
Ison; vel
mentors for te

Toda
*; seniors competition
‘Walter. Jacobson’ and Reg.

hero; left to right, are Sgt. McFarlane, ACI Do Melo, fot Bere
Hetman, LAC Brady. Bonlee aad LAC David Da Costa,
‘AC!

AIR CADETS from No. 581 , q Canadian Misel
‘Ate Cadets, will b fo. 681 Squadron, Castlegar, Royal camp ak
Shmoorkeff, AC] Sandy LaPointe,

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Canadian Forces Base Penhold In Alberta. Three of the
: Robinson ‘and ACI

Funeral Service Held Thursday of Last Week
For William E. McCreight Who Died af Age 90

Funeral services were held
on Thursday of last week for
William E. McCreight, 90, a
longtime realdent of Castlegar,
who passed away July 22 i the
Castlegar Hospital.

‘The funeral! service ‘was
held from the chapel of the
Castlegar Funeral Home and
cremation followed,

Humane Trap
search ‘Being

being intensified, a spokeaman
for the federal-provincial com-
mittee for humane trapping
Toronto recently.
Committee co-ordinator
Peter Storms sald the commlt-

Born Nov. 12, 1884, In
Barrie, Ont., Mr. MeCreight
moved to Vidor
to Stone, Sask., in 1921, and to
Big River, Sask., in 1934. He
moved to B,C. and the Okana-
gan area in 1941 whore he

“operated a dairy farm near

tron,
In 1962 the McCreights

moved. to Castlegar and oper--

ated Hillside Apartments until
retirement in 1965 when they

‘moved to Sth Ave. in Kinnaird.
jh

Al
the deceased is survived by his
wife Fern; four sons, Lloyd,
CUtf, Gerald and Raymond,
of the Castlegar district; three
daughters, Mrs, Edna Cleary of
Surrey,’ Mrs. Edgar (Doreen)

We

Wood ol nt » Mea,
E. (Lelah) Johnson of Arm-

tee is now
alons from Canada's industrial
and research communities.

During the past 14 months,
Mr. Storms sald, a total of 40
trap devices have been submit-
ted to the committee for
evaluation and testing.

“While some of these de-
vices show definite promise and

are currently in various stages —

of our test stream,” he said,
“we now want to find out what
space-age technology can con-
tribute to developing a sultable
trapping system.” .

submis-\

and 28
great-grandchildren. Two ais-
ters also survive, Sadie
Parker of ‘Vernon and! Mrs.
Celia Ramsay of Maple Creek,
Sask.

Mr. McCreight was.prede-

ceased by three sons, Earl, *

Arthur ‘aad Archie, all in
Infancy. *

Rev..Ted Bristow offiel-
ated at the funeral and honor-
ary pallbearers, were John
Dvorak, Bob Cormter, Dennis
Lacey, Gilbert Jacobson, John
Stier and Bill Eastor

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Stars were eliminated, from’ HAT ee ‘te ns that.is
lead. before « jum is res
ahead 7.0 on a a june Ive.= More’ power to them ‘sible ‘for: these ° conditions
84 “homer. Steve Bosak ‘struck for. next year. 3 e q
Sout 12 loops batters): DS
The’ 13-14year-old . but errors took: thelr. toll.
«teams battled through: the” Pony jmanager) ee Mike
double-knockout tourney af: Kanigan coaches.’ are
Castlegar forced ‘an’ cx: Bill Reearott ‘and Fred. Po-
tra game. by defeating’ dovinkoff.

Castlegar Bronco All-Stars
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Bis uring last- weekend's e area and zone
sunflower Fest festivities

men’s ee was handed

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Kiwanis Plans DOUG'S
“TIRE &
SERVICE

‘ ally Pea
: oes, Van Harten and ‘Alex’ John-
Family Picnic gon. and Bruce MacMillan,

i and Walt Cheveldave,
As a: Reunion Mike Gorkoff and Pete Zay-

taoff had
~ gervance Stee ‘Andy Honchar ‘had: to ,

Ald, Allen Selble ‘Dishes Ue 2 Generous Portion of Sausages fee MP Bob bilo

¢ loops Bronco All! vin'a’! 51.
Education Minister Wants a Women's ee fete ‘ce Ben, or ene
Studies Course as Model for All Districts :

pile it e team ‘is, now \ at
fowler and Superb fiel ‘Tsawwassen where it’ wilt
ig by the whole team: the
we
lucation Minister Eileen YWCA Council meeting at’ the
University of British Columbia,

recognizes the
represent zone 4 in the cornerstone of sone, will
provincial finals. : + bescelebrated, by. th ie Cast~.~
+ The fi game will see *legar ‘Club‘on Tues-**
the minister said. the depart-
ment has bad “some difficulty"
in approving a course “which

Castle, jegar; All Sie.
nae Dilla, allstars at

would put over the objectives

ofa women's studies course and

m: today.
‘Phe ’ Sentinel
‘Assn. wishes to hae, ‘the
tat the same time be a course
that has credibility and ac-

tournament director,» Cyril
Sookathoff, for rhe, splendid
ceptance. — .
“Lam very hopeful that

ab. of offic he dids
§ and Bol Pak
revisions which are now being

made to the women's. studies
course will be such that:I, as
- minister, will be able to endorse

a Tefinson was: his part-
t* poor! old” Bill: had

‘strong ‘Kamlcops .
team played very good ball ~
with only an error or: two
throughout the whole game.

very little emphasis on womién
in the secondary schodl curriew-

“This must be changed and”
should be changed. With the
help of the provincia! advisory
committee on sex dserimina: ~ became’ the final game the
tion and in conjunction with my same sane saw.
departmental officials, I am
* intending to examine all gar. :

ricula:in the province so

treia that fave been left ~°

notoriously blank’: concerning
the contribution of women can cams te cheer the team on.
. changed.” Lastly," the” coaches
‘a course for use in.our public The minister called for.a oo TO. Fred Stoushnow, ‘Bob K Know-
schools." + greater involvement of women This ended» the zone ier. ‘and manager. Jerry | Max

‘The minister sald there is — in in polties, Pee proncs with Sars wt Kin “ee the

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Teenagers Forgotten Darley Weekend

racing, ‘a dance for adults
and 8 bavarian jearden

for the yo hildr
r the ydung’ c! re] 4
people /athlet ie
and: the’ adults. "But what
‘about. the ‘others : who. are
betveen thes ages of ~

ae DOUG SUTTON
. Qwmer and Manager
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: you to drop in.
‘and meet Doug
and thie staff

tt teenagers creating trou-
could lessened if
they, had something to do!
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