CASTLEGAR HOCKEY 1 PLAYER; Myearold ; John Horcoff, who is a product of Castlegar and i eae SC See Se oe cee a ncaa wlth alate he wan top scorer for the joarue: of Alberta and playing with the Golden Bears when that university won the POLE LIDS: ne Ee ' a * : ROPHY WINNER in the annual fish derby held earlier this ‘month by the Shoreacres tion Commission was Paul Recreat ‘Niminiidn of South Slocan, shown here receiving his award from iFred iminikin also Mr. Ni von the mystery weight draw. Prize for the smnallest fish went to Stoochnolf of Shoreacres, who won $10. Prizes of $10 also twent to Steven Wasilenkoff for the biggest fish and to Billy STarasoff for the smallest fish in the 12-years-and-under category. ‘The $25 ticket draw. prize went to Lawrence Stoochnoff. horeacres Recreatio! friend'where you see this sign. : For More Information Call ‘965-5638 or 365-5542 tL 2 Commission Photo Prize. Bull For Breeding $10,000 Dud: has turned out to be a flop as a’ stud. ,Tom Burns, leader of the opposition ee. party in the ,. by the Australian government} Re POE ED DD ete ie tee ee eae ote Sees De ee RR eR RR ES GROW Fastball League Statistics | Grow League statistics to Aug, 81 are as follows: Batting—37 AB Required: AB Hits 7 Larry Peat = 52 Brad Dawaon 64 Dave Palmer 76 Randy Bursaw 49 TimHorcolf 70 DonCaron = 54 Buckie Georgetti 37 . Marc Pezzin 45 | Wayne Florko 68 DinoDeRosa 50 Larry Bagan 70 ErnieSecco 55 Larry Brandt 61 RickBrown 72 11 Glen Langset > 44; Tom Gawryletz73 RollieCaron | 61 HalHasketh 75 Home Runs: Brandi 2, Darrell Dickson Pitching Ww. Fred Horcoff 7 RollieCaron 6 Warren Hutchinson 5 Bill Miller 6 Ken Plotnikoff 8 Glen Langset’ 5 18.247 M2 ‘SPORTS Notes from the Castlegar Golf Course Rex Hotel ‘Trail Hotel Junction 12°10 1 25 7:18 3 17 PLAYOFF SCHEDULE Quarter Finals: Aug. 19—Trail Machine Works va Rex Hotel, Sun- ningdale Park Aug. 23—Junction vs Trail Hotel {if necessary), Butler Park Aug. 28—Rex Hotel vs Trail Machine (if necessary), Sunningdale Park Semi-finals: Aug. 24—Winner of Junc- tion-Trail vs Playmor Homes, Kinnaird Aug. 26—Playmor Homes vs Winner of Junction-Trail, Butler Park Aug. 30—Winner of June- tion-Trail vs Playmor (if neces- sary), Kinnaird Finals: Aug. 31—Start of best-of five series. All games to be played at Butler Park. In Top 10 Per Cent Canadian Jr. Open By John Dalziel 2 On the morning of Wednes- day of last week, I was going to ‘play it eagey. I sort of held back Jeng enough that I figured my arch-rival Bert Lamb would be out on the course and I would’ be home free for another week. You can imagine how indignant I felt when I got there and found out that the son-of-a-gun hadn't even shown up. Just for that I won't be showing up this week and that should serve him jolly well right. Other than that it turned out to be a very successful morning, for me, that is, as I played a real outstanding game of golf and finished low man for the day. A new 33 felt real good, especii since I was chased home by Earl LeRoy wand Mike Verzuh with 34's. Other ball winners were Otto Walker. Sr..and Curt Waterman at 86; Tony Schia- ve ill O; on hile. ‘Symons SYAO and. Pete Murphy had $8; Ira Hendrikaon and (old down the middle him- self) Jim Kelly had 89. Honest golfer honors were shared last week by the two Bills, Waldie and > said of the 10,000 bull: “He's turned out to be a disaster, an embarrassment to us and a non-goer. It looks as if we sent.over a dud:" Glénmerry NEW-AND USED FURNITURE 3191 Highway Drive PHONE 364-1822 but I won't divulge their scores. Wednesday had to be my day for Ilearned that it was my team’s turn to run things for Men's Night, Team captain Clyde McKinley and Fred Mer- riman didn't show up which left {t up to Terry Ackney and I, ably assisted by Bill Banham and Gordon Boyd. I took the early stint and was just able to sneak out and ply nine holes on the last foursome. is and Back to School SPECIALS 0% to 0% Ai I enjoyed another good round and came up amelling of brand new golf balls. The game was regular Low Net with the added at- traction of longest drive on No. 9 or No. 16, Sixty-four golfers took part with 16 balls given out. Ball No. 1 went to Larry ‘Webster who turned in 8 score of 29, Next time out, Larry, you ‘will be playing toa 24 handicap. Ed Isakson had $2, Karl Koreen 83 along with Alex. Ferworn. Keith Aula and Your's Truly shared 84, as did Buzz McDonald, Don ‘Wickett, Nick Ogloff, Alex Lutz and Andy Shutek. A mere half point behind was Ken Carlson with 84 1/2 while John Mills was the Most Honest Golfer with a net, I promised I wouldn't tell, John, nal always keep my promises. Long. ball honors ‘went to Freddie Stouchnow.on. No;,-9) and our genial banker Don Car- nilehsel on No. 16. It’ was nice to see Bob Jefferay back for a short visit. Ina few well chosen words Bob spoke to the gang and told them just how lucky they were to have what they have here in Castlegar. He still thinks it is the finest place to live in B.C. Information has been al- most impossible to get regard- ing the progress of young Dan- ny Walker in his quest after the Canadian Junior Qpen. I. do know that it was won by a youngster from Quebec and have been told that Danny finished 24th overall, When you consider that over 200 junior golfers started, finishing in the top 10 per cent is a pretty fair achievement at that. From the scanty dope that T have picked up, Danny had one bad round of 80 or he would have finished much higher. His last round was 70 which is more Danny's style. I am sure that. the local boy will have gained a . great deal of experience which will stand him in good stead in the tournaments to come. Two events of importance happened last weekend; | the Rossland-Trail Open and the Johnny Bucy Junior Open in Creston. I do not know how. many of our members went in to,Trail but those who did gave a “very »good. account. of them- selves. Local pro, Denny Mc- Arthur, headed the team that finished second in the Pro-Am with a net of 25 under. Bill Perehudoff tied for Low Ama- teur in the tournament proper, losing out in the run-off to someone from out of the area. Other winners from Castlegar were Buzz McDonald and Ron Letter Rate 10 Cents The basic first-class letter rate to the United States will keep pace with announced do- +> mestic rate increases to become effective Sept. 1 and March 1, 1977, the Post Office Depart- ment has announced. “On Sept. 1, the baste letter - rate for mailing in Canada will rise to 10 cents and, on March 1, 1977, to 12 cents. ‘The rate of a one-ounce first-class letter to the United States, its territories and pos- sessions, has been 10 cents since last March 1. This rate will remain in effect until March 1, 1977, when both the Joy Keillor Nine and a half tables took part in Monday night's play at the Joy Keillor Bridge Club with the following results: , South Tied for first, lan and Bev MacDonald with Les and Norm Gallie; third, Wayne Wyton and Mike Keffer; fourth, Stan Greenwood and Haroon Ras- heed. U.S. and domestic basic letter rates will increase to 12 cents, In addition to the increases in first-class domestic mail, re- adjustments of rates in_ other classifications of mail as well as special ‘services and realted fees have been previously an- nounced by Postmaster Gen- eral Bryce Mackasey. These charges will necess- itate rate adjustments of mail to the U.S, in the printed papers and small packets class- Tiastions (similar, to domestic third-class addressed mail), sur- face parcel post and special services and related fees, ef- fective Sept. 1 and March 1. Bridge Club Z East-West First, Dr. Kirby O'Don- aughy and Don Ellison; second, Dr. Ken Wagner and John Davis; tied for, third,- Gordon Boyd and Margaret Vanderpo! with Dan Horan and Ian Glover with Etuka Cameron and Peatl : Konkin, but what their scores and positions were I have been unable to learn. Meanwhile, at Creston, a- bout half a dozen of our young: sters made a bit of a name for themselves. Again my inform- ation is sketchy but I believe that Barry Perehudoff came first in the first flight, Gordie Walker first in the second flight and Danny Fillipoff firat in the fourth flight. These boys came home loaded with hockey equip- ment and other goodies after having had a weekend that they will remember for a long time. Naturally things were a bit on the quiet side up at the course but there were still lots of golfers out enjoying the rare good weather over the week- end. I got out on Saturday afternoon and played nine holes’ with a chap from Milwaukee and one from Seattle. Both were loud in their praises of our playing facilitiey:and *hope' to’ come; againiv: ti-7 Monday morning I played a round. 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CASTLEGAR 1632-34" to 8 Deep, Aluminum © Walls, Aluminum Coping, Patterned . | Hows About Recreation Local Figure Skating Club Prepares for Fall + By Pat Metge Well, we made it through ‘the first event in our new ‘ Castlogar and District Arena ‘Complex, that's Saturdays’ + $5,000 Cosi Bingu. 7 do hope t you all enjoyed our new facility tand especially our concession | facilities. Congratulations to all , the winners. Congratulations ara, also " extended to all the participants . ' who saw fit to attend this event and show their support. All from this event will be ‘going tothe Castlegar and Dis- ltriet “Project: Society. who In {turn will’ be channelling’ the ) funds towards furnishing of the {new facility. ‘Thanks Castlegar and distri ict for’ your support. ene ‘With this first event off the ‘ground we will very shortly be ‘Fringing into full stride at the ‘pew! fealty Any persons ‘in: Xerested in booking {the .com- ‘munity hal: catering ‘service, : conference room or arts and ‘erafts room should contact the ‘Recreation Office for further information.) Presently we are. taking bookings for all these facilities on a first-come, firat- served basis. « i eae ‘a ball becoming a bee hive of activity, so is the arena area, The tlegar Figure Skating Club is plan- ning a fail figure skating school beginning the ‘first week in September. It will shortly be Joined by the Castlegar Junior Hockey Club training camp. ‘ ~ This complex is certainly starting ‘off with a swarm of activity. Let's keep our. facility the hub of the community. oe ve j The Castlegar’ *Figute:;, Clubstarentetne'aJormp i pier the fall ‘ahd- winter. seaso1 and is already preparing for its apeoming registration cam- paign. Any person wishing ‘to enroll in the Figure Skating - Club may do so by registering’ at the Community Complex in the early evenings from Sept. 6 Provides Safe comfortable . Ride Up Slopes Canadian Patent No. 974,- "915 describes a new concept in ski lifts, an over-sized conveyor belt that carries seated skiers up the hill.’ The belt is wide enough for. skiers: to. com- fortably straddle it, and close enough to the ground that you ean safely hop off if necessary. ¥> The system, according to inventor Robin Ling of Massa- chusetts, would also carry more. skiers and be easier to maintain than the Lifts now in use. For, OFFICE FURNITURE. @ 265-7266 representative to call to 10, During this registration period there will be an op- portunity for persons to ex- change or sell their skates and dreases. For further infor- “mation on thie exchange contact Irene ‘Temelin.' The Figure Skating Club is further prepared for the fall season with its first socialevent of the season scheduled for Oct. 2. Watch for this upcoming event which will be staged in the Castlegar and District Arena and Community Centre. * Getting back Into the summer schedule of activities, there are a number of events which should be noted. On Sunday morning pre golfers in: the area’ will be teeing off in ‘the local Junior Open. In’ previous years. this has been the most popular of the junior events and: once again this year we are planning for the same. Golfers are from ‘Trail, Nelson and our local club. The 18: hole round: will be followed by, a barbeque. i Swimming « enthusiasts are: reminded to'get down to the, pool during the next few days as the Bob Brandson Memorial Poo! will be closing its doors this Tuesday. The Kinsmen Pool , will be shutting down tomorrow. This really only. gives you a few days to get in that final swim for the season. I suggest you take advantage of the final opportunity as it is ‘a long time until next May. Piet eee The first hunter training course of ‘the season is well underway. If the response for this session is any indication of Tit ‘we can expect in the ‘fait } oaths then we-should ‘have good support for our. fall courses. .) For persons still wishing to take the hunter training course, there is'a possibility that we will have further classes in November. This class now being offered, however, is the only class scheduled until after the hunting season. eee ‘This fall looks ‘like an in- : teresting ‘one for the residents ‘Robson-Rasberry. Due to the rev of the children’s art class we will again be holding ‘under the instruction of Daisy ‘Havedale. Because of th ularity of the children’s art we are expanding to include an adult’ art. program in. Robson. This class will also be handled by. Mrs. Havedale: eo For, the volleyball enthu- siasts we willbe continuing with the Isdies volleyball pro- gram. ee oe ‘ A notice to residents who are inquiring about courses for the coming. season: ‘This year the recreation - commission will no longer ‘be + responsible for the administer-. ing of adult education courses. The adult education program, which included such courses as those courses. which . can ‘be. defined as either recreational or cultural in nature. Watch for our. registration opening ‘and be ready to enroll in our fall ———— fe POp- rte) : WEIGHT SHIFT ON He DOWNSWING (© O1NTS Daly Covyrr Eaierprers, Dut, Mott Noe. a I'VE MENTIONED THE Castlegar Jr. Hockey Has Green With the forthcoming opening of the new Castlegar ‘ and District Arena and Com- munity Centre, its a green light for Junior Hockey in Castlegar, Ground work began last year with the forming of a Castlegar Junior “B" Hockey Club followed by many hours of THE LEFT SIDE. AS: YOUR WEIGHT. ‘You! TH CLEARANCE FOR THE HANDS AND ARMS TO’ SWING Rigi “PasT* You! Tennis News 97 Play in : Tourney. By Lori Friesan: ° Last reekend the weather > was a little too warm for our Annual Closed Tournament but all 27 participants seemed glad to see the sun at long last. . Barry. DePaoli ‘took the men’s singles event wheh he defeated Jeff Pantages in the finals at 7-6, 6-1, + In the men’s consolation, Herman Kemperman defeated Gordon Gray 6-2, 6-2. In_ the - women's singles, Kay Jones’ defeated Lori Friesan 7-6, 6-1 while Maureen Gray defeated Lynda Parsons 6-1, 6-1 in the consolation. Jeff Pantages and Lach Farrell teamed to defeat ‘the .DePaoli brothers in sets of tet the consolation Frank Steen- voorden and Ann Brown beat Sally DeRosa and’ Warren Quidding, 6-8, 7-6, Congratulations sre ex- tended to the winners and a thank you goes to everyone who participated in the tourna- ment, including the tournament organizers, and the concession helpers. ‘The Castlegar Junior Open tournament is now underway at the courts with entrants from the lower mainland, Okanagan and Kootenay areas, It should be very successful. We wish all ‘our club members who’ par- ticipate the best. Qn Labor Day weekend we are hosting the Most Kootenay. 64. Inthe Wadey and Laurie Lyons ue feated Art Dusseault and Ron Friesan 7-5, 7-6. There were only four ladie's doubles teams: entered again this 'yearz It was a round; robin event where Lori Friesan’ and Kay Jones were victorious. In the mixed doubles Glen Archambault and Kay Jones defeated “Art Dusseault and Lori Friesan 6-2, 7-6 while in- Open large tournament and much help is needed in various ways. If you can help out, even if for only two hours, your help will be greatly appreciated. Either come ito! the’ courts ‘or! phone Herman’Kemperman’ahead ‘of time for further details. “This is’ our. first | time hosting the tournament and with our facilities it. won't be our last, and setting up of committees. With hockey sea- son drawing near, finalization of many necessary arrange- Light to Go. ments are now taking place, tlegar has many fine young hockey players who will be trying hard to get a good start in the West Kootenay Junior League, ‘A spokesman for the local club has stated that with a lot of hard work andthe support of its many Castlegar fans, the local team should be the beginning of fine Junior Hockey in the area. To Head Six-Month Fish-Wildlife Study A former head of the Canadian Wildlife Service, W. W. Mair, has been named to carry out a six-month study of fish and wildlife management in British Columbia, The study was announced recently by Recreation and Travel Industry Minister Grace M. McCarthy as part of an overall review of fish and wildlife in order ment, and brings a breadth of related administrative and aca- dene experience to the study. r 11 years as head of the Ceneaien” Wildlife Service (1952-68) he served as chief of the National Parks System (1963-66), From 1966 to 1972 he was deputy. minister of: the Manitoba department of mines, resources and environmental to make management agencies more responsive to public needs, The review will also see the establishment of an outside advisory group to provide public input. Mr. Mair is a graduate of the University of British Columbia in wildlife manage- and until recently. . he headed the Western Canada. regional office of the depart- ment of regional. economic ex-.: Mr. “Mair has published more than 30 academic papers dealing with conservation, wild- life management and resource policy. Royol ‘Throne ‘Throne’. Facility to Flush $50,000. From Construction Funds If nature calls at the stadium during the 1978 Com- monwealth Games at Edmon- ton, the Queen will not have to hustle up 72 steps to the concourse level to a washroom. A royal “throne” is to be built at field level behind the royal box for the games and a report prepared for city coun- cil's meeting indicates the spe- cial facility will flush $50,000 out of the games’ same report indicates will be the cost. of two public wash- rooms planned’ for the Velo- drome and the Strathcona Range. A Commonwealth Games official, who asked not to be named, said the royal biffy will be a “tiny waiting room” with His ‘and Hers washrooms lo- cated in a’ 82-foot by 17-foot room dug under the stadium wall, He said it was a tradi- tional convenience for royalty. ere will be no. fancy ake! cost estimate does not inclede tarnishing the waiting ‘ area with couches and chairs. The room will be open only to the royal party. 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