CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, September 1, 1977

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Future Hockey Stars Learn Game From Experts

Water Skiing?
‘Stay Clear
Of Piers

: Water skiing is fun and ex-
eiting—but remember the other
fellow. Stay clear of swimming
areas, fishermen, piers and
divers,

‘The Canada Safety Council
advises that there must be an
extra rider in the tow boat to
keep the skier under constant
observation.

Balloonicopter
Logging Thing
Of the Future

. An American company has
taken out a British patent on a
combination helicopter and bal-
loon capable of plucking large
trees from forests and carrying
them off to the sawmill, the in- *
ventors say.

+ The scheme, reported in
the British journal New Scien-
tist, calls for the conversion of a
standard helicopter by extend-

ing the rotor shaft far upward
through the centre of a nylon
sphere. This sphere is filled
with four smaller “balloon-

AFIRST to be held in the new Castlegar and District Arena Com-
plex, summer hockey gchool involved, left to right, Ernie Gare,

Last weekend brought the
completion of the first Summer
Hockey School held in the new
Castlegar and District Arena
Complex. The school was made
possible through the coopera-
tive work of the Castlegar and
District Minor Hockey Associa-
tion and the physical education,
and athletic department of Sel-
kirk College,

‘Two ‘one-week » sessions
were held for the hockey

Castlegar News
players registered and the total
number of participants was ap-
proximately 150.

Emphasis was‘on the tech-
nical leneniag of. the funda-
mentals of skating, stick hand-
ling, passing, shooting and puck
control. The head ice instruc-
tors, Ernie Gare and Mal Stelck
are both Certified Level V,

Instructors in the National
Coaching

the progress made ‘by most of
those boys present,

They shared the responsi-
bilities for the handling of the
program with the other mem-

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A very special pany
structor during both sessions
was Danny Gare of the Buffalo
Sabres and-Team Canada, who
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shooting. Yes, Danny Gare is
related to Ernie. They are
father and son and both con-
tinue-to make significant con-
tributions to hockey.

Each. session was com-
pleted with the intra-division
games between very evenly
matched teams which made
enjoyable viewing for. parents
and spectators alike.

Those registered in the
school: received _ two-and-one-
half hours of ice time each day
and for the quality of in-

Program
and were both impressed with

Earl Salekin, John Wishloff, Brian Verigin, Bruno Tassone, Ian
Malcolm, Mal Stelck and Danny Gare.

ettes", all filled with helium.
From ‘the rotor. ; shaft
through the big sphere extend
four horizontal wings, each
powered by its own turbo-prop
motor. Thus wings, balloon and
shaft all rotate under their own

Registration for Minor Hockey
will be held Sat., Sept. 10 & 17
from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m.
at the Sports Complex
Application for Coaches and

ivision Manager would be
appreciated at this time.

B.C. Junior Men's Golf Champ Takes National Title

Rutledge Wins by One

The man who narrowly de-
feated Castlegar's Rob Shers-
tobitoff at the B.C. Junior
Men's golf championship in July
went on to win the national
championship this ‘week.

Jim Rutledge of Victoria
rolled in a three-foot pressure
putt on the final hole Saturday
to win the Canadian Junior
Men's championship in Prince
Albert, Sask. “by- a single
stroke,

Rutledge, 18, went into the
final 18 holes. of the 72-hole
tournament with a six-shot
lead, but a brilliant closing 65
by Dan Cameron of Calgary
reduced that margin to a single
stroke.

Cameron finished with a
284 total, four over par, and one

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9.a.m. — Softball Tournament

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shot behind Rutledge, who had
a final-round 70. ‘

Ted Bishop of Fort Erie,
‘Ont., one of four golfers tied for
second going into the’ final
round, shot a 72 and finished

, third at 291,

Rutledge started slowly on
the front nine, dropping two
shots to par on the first five

holes as he struggled to adjust -
to the rain that came down -

most of the morning.

But the rain let up with the
final three-some on the sixth
hole and Rutledge settled down
to birdie nine and turn in 36. He
birdied 10 and 13 but bogeyed
15 and then missed a one-foot
putt on the 17th for another
bogey that reduced his lead toa
single shot.

On the 18th, he put his chip
shot about 30 feet from the pin
and rolled his first putt about
three feet past. But with the
possibility of a playoff looming,
Rutledge quickly rolled in the
winning putt.

Cameron began the day
with a birdie on two, a double

bogey on three and a‘birdie on
four. Another birdie on seven
left him four shots-behind going
into the final nine holes.

But he birdied 11 and 12
and then 16 and 17 to cut four
more shots off par and take a
strong run at the leader.

His five-under-par 65 was

. one shot off the Cooke Muni-

cipal Golf course record set by’
Stan Leonard in the 1955 Sask-
atchewan Open.

"He one-putted seven of the
last nine holes, including a 35-
footer for a birdie: on 17.

“have an expensive Zebra
putter that sells for about $80
so I should get a lot of
one-putts,” said.Cameron.

The two knew where they
stood throughout the round. as
Cameron _played ‘in the -three-
some directly in front of Rut-
ledge.

knew. what he’ was.doing on
every hole,” said‘ Rutledge. “I
said before the:round if I shot

‘par today I would be okay but I

never figured it. would be that
close.”

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Proceeds from the Sum-
mer Hockey School are to be
channelled back into minor
hockey and athletics in the
Castlegar area.

Both the physical educa-
tion and athletic department
of Selkirk College and the
Castlegar and District Minor
Hockey Association would like

to take this opportunity to _

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* months, we have had a number
. of local golfers from our Junior

Views from Recreation
‘Director Pat Metge

‘ Throughout the summer

. program represent Castlegar at
zone, provincial and: national
events, As.the competitive golf
-season comes to a close, con-
gratulations should go’ out to
those golfers who represented
Castlegar well in all competi-
tions,

Dan Walker and Rob Sher-
stobitoff have been successful
in all competitions. they have
entered. At, the local or zone
‘level these two fellows cap-"
tured “all honors that were
available. At ‘the provincial
level both golfers did very well
at competitions at the coast.

i Rob was. successful in
finishing fifth overall in pro-
vincial play.As well, Rob ca|
tured the B.C. High School
Championship. This past week,
these two golfers have been

- representing Castlegar at the

national championships in

in Sion loke Open Aug.14 ie

‘Bill Perehudoff

‘Castlegar’s “Bin Perehud-

off, with a sizzling round of 68,
emerged low’ gross winner in
the Men's First’ Flight division
of the Slocan Lake: Open Golf
Tournament,’ -
; ‘The annual event, with 103
men and women participating,
was held at the Slocan Lake
Golf Club, Aug, 14°

Winning the Jow net ‘in the
men’s First’ Flight was G.
Koochin of .Winlaw.

The: Wor
champion .was.
of Silverton.
was the lowest score turned in .
by the ladies.
‘~The low net winner in the
First Flight was R. Bugart of
Revelstoke. |

The Second. Flight low

~ gross winner for the men was

Nobby Gayashi of New Denver °
and the low net winner was Al

Eimer,_also of New: Denver. (1

CASTLEGAR NEWS

‘at Slocan Labor Day Celebrations

‘Thrums, Chevron-Team
‘Tries for Third Win

*, The Thrums Chevron soft-
ball team will be at Slocan
Labor Day weekend to attempt
their third consecutive tourna-
ment win.

« Emory’s Expose will also =‘:

participate in the -16-game,

- double-knockout;,tourney, try-
_ ing to regain the ‘title they won

in 1974,
Teams Koot-

, Creek.'and Big Rock Realty

from Castlegar will also take
part in the tournament, which
starts at 9 a.m. Sunday and 8:30
a.m. Monday. My

The tournament is part of
Slocan’s annual “Labor Day
celebrations,. which’jinclude a
free pancake breakfast Monday:

“morning, * Sponsored by the <
C

enay Forest Produets in‘ Nel-
son, Valley Combines, Pass

gs Credit Union
and a Tawa finale Monday
at dark.

Ken Sherstobitoff played
top golf at the provincial level
and was able to qualify for the

instructress this year promises
an entertaining and rewarding

_ experience for all those that

take ‘part.

Not confirmed, but a
strong possibility, is a cooking
class for children,

. Children will also have the
opportunity to learn knitting
through a course, offered by
Leona Horvath or engage in
beginners or: intermediate art
which. will be conducted by
Daisey Havedale. 3
vorWe will be offering a wide
variety of art courses with such
things as‘ beginners art, ad-
vanced painting, beginners and
terttiediate weaving and’ be-
ae and intermediate cera-
mics being offered.

.For those physically-
minded, a well-programed self
defense course under the direc-
tion of Jack Hamelin, who was
the coordinator of the Youth
Canada Works grant at Blue-
berry Creek, will be held.

The course being offered is»

 jubjitsu, which’ stresses the
physical and psychological ad-
vaniaees to» ‘confrontations.

“Canadian C!
age category.

Two other golfers, Ron
_ Sherstobitoff and Greg’ Moroso.
were’ in-the provincial cham-
pionship for 9-18 handicappers. —

‘ Both golfers had two successful

rounds with Ron winning the
low gross on the second dey of
the tournament.

Local Junior golfers should
keep Sept. 18 in mind, as this is
the; date for the annual. Cas-
tlegar' Junior Open: Champion-
ship. Tee off time is scheduled
for 10 a.m. with an anticipated
60.golfers in play.

+o Swim a
* This is the final week of all

's. summer, programing. Both the

Bob Brandson and Robson pools

will be shutting their doors this

Sunday for, the season. Persons

til) interested in. swimming

may ‘attend any of the public
swim sessions which run from

| 2-5 -p.m..and 6:80-8: p.m. at the

Bob Brandson pool and from 2-4
p.m. and 5-7 p.m. at the Robson .
“pool.

Starting Meaney the Cas-
degat Figure Skating Club will 5

zits annual fall figure
~ skating ‘school which runs. for.

the month of September. Per- “*

sons interested in enrolling in *
this school may do so by con-
;tacting any member of ‘the «
Figure Skating Club executive.
Fall Schedule

Presently, we are making
arrangements for. our fall
schedule of activities. In our
preparations we are stenting

>to; offer “a wide> range

“activities that will be of inerest

all.;
To offer. ‘this’ varied pro-
gram we are always looking for
new Suggestions. If you have a

, General Meeting _
- Castlegar at District

suinday, Sept. MW, 1977

\lipine and Spanish dishes. Our

‘course which you
to see offered, call.
‘and we shall try to.
accommodate that request. ~
With the formation of the _

Il program we are in need of
instructors for a wide‘ range of
activities. Ifyou have any par-
ticular. skills which you! would <

. like to’ share’ with the com-* @

munity, we would certainly like
to hear.from you.

* A’ number. of. the fall pro-”
‘grams have been finalized and
‘we would like to give you an
example of.a few of these.

This’ year, we. ‘will - be
holding two Oriental. Cooking
sessions which. will include the
-preparation:.of ‘Chinese, Pkil-

will learn escape

holds, defense against fist and --

kick attacks, armed assailants
‘and the‘subduing of an attack.
+. These are only a few of the
courses which will be. com-
meneing the week of Sept. 26.
Registrations shall begin the
‘week of Sept. 19.

KIJHL. Names
lis Officials

For New Season.

A‘three-man referee gov-

of erning system, to be headed by.

Arnié Sherwood of Rossland as
chief referee, has been‘ es-
» tablished by'the Kootenay In-.

ternational Junior ‘Hockey

League for its new season,

Sherwood will have two
deputies, Carl Johansen . of
Kimberley in charge of the East
Kootenay Zone referees, and
Gordon Jones of Genelle, in.
charge of the West Kootenay,
referees.

The 1977-78 league game

schedule will have 42 |
consisting of 10 East-West. cone
interlocking games and 32 zone
* games. The league opening
game will be played Sept. ‘80.
The finalized schedule will be
Publieted! shortly.

The :third annual. East-

Hex: Kootenay All-Star Game

to ‘be’ hosted in the East
Kootenay this season. The date
and the name of the hosting

team will be. announced after a ¢

decision has been made at'the:.

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