CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 7, 1977

ALPINE-HIKING and dlimbing trip into Mulvey Lake Basin in the
“Valhalla Mountains on June 25-28 marked the completion of this
year's activities for the Stanley Club.

lower photo, which was.erected in 1969 to encourage hiking and

climbing in the area. The atudents hiked the surrounding

Participating members are, left to right in top photo, Jim Gillman,
Pat Lefurgy and Kevin Taylor, a5 well as Robert Wilson, Brian
Morris and club-sponsor Barry Yaworski. Camp was made in the
alpine lake basin using the it

Club's cabin,..

The Wizard's
Palace Funteria

ridges and ‘an ascent of the “Wolfs Ears”

peak. From this vantage point students expressed dismay with the

view of encroaching logging operations just beyond the basin ridge
and have added their Nolese to the cry of “Save the Valhallas”.

—Barry racer Fhsto)

In. 18-Hole Castlegar Golf Course Tourney —

\s Coming To Castlegar

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Dan Walker Junior Champion.

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Dan Walker: is the 1977
Junior Club Champion at the
Castlegar Golf Course after de-
feating Rob Sherstobitoff in an
18-hole playoff.’

play both Dan and. Rob had
scores of 77, Dan came on to
post a 73 in the playoff while
Rob had a round of 78.
Throughout the year Rob
and Dan have battled for the
top title, preceded by Rob's
+ victory over Dan in the zone
championship.

‘on the coast participating in the
B.C. Junior Championship.
During the club champion-
ship Mike Von Harten was the
big winner in the Low Net

Other flight winners in the
tournament are: Sam Polvin-
koff, first, and, Rob Dunn, se-
cond in the second flight,11-to-
18 handicap; Lyle Stoushnow,
first and Bill Watt, second in
the third flight 19-to-27.handi-
cap; Mike Von Harten, first and
Rick Shukin, second in the
fourth flight 28-to-86 handicap.

A. total of 35 local golfers
ertleipated i in the champion-

ship. -

at Summer Fun

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Canadian
Cancer Society ;

In Memorium

‘We have a complete line of chemicals in "stock:

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Supply

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Donations
Please Send to
Box 3292
Castlegar, B.C.

365-7725

From From Page A7 A7

~ Aquanaut Standings

Event No, 40°
Boys 13 & 14 40 Fly
Rob McGauley-fourth,
Event ‘No: 41
Girls 15 & 16 80 Free’
Roslyn Beattie—second.
Event No. 42 .
Boys 15 & 16 80 Free
Steve Bozek—first; Mark
Gyurkovits—third.
Event No. 44
Boys 17 & Over Free
Geoff Yule—first; Rob

Kirkwood—second; Paul Stews:

art—third.
Event No. 45
Girls 8 and Under 40 Free
° Erika Berger—second;
Jennine Harding—third; Paul-
ine Orr—sixth.
Event No. 56
Boys 17 & Over 80 Breast
Paul Stewart—first; Rob
Kirkwood—second,
Event No. 57
Girls 8 & Under. 40 Back
Erika Berger—second;
Pauline Orr—third; Helaine O1-
eski—fifth; Jennine Harding—
sixth,
Event No. 58°
Boys 8 & Under 40 Back
Brian Kristiensen—first;
Kerry Uchida—second; Gavin
Kerby—third; Colin Carew—
fifth.
Event No. 59
Girls 9 & 10 40 Back
Doreen Innes—second.
Event No. 60
Boys 9 & 10 40 Back ,
" Joe Berger—first; Carl
Gruden—third; Paul Farrell—

~ fourth; David Zurek—sixth.

Event No. 61

Girls 11 & 12 40 Breast$
Alexis ‘Walsh—fourth.

Event No. 62

- Boys 11 & 12 40 Breast

Ray Yule—second; Mike
Berger—third; Grant Gyurko-

*vits—fourth; Jason Leitch—
th, é
Event No. 63
Girls 13 & 14.80 Breast
Sharon Cooper—fourth,
Event No. 64
Boys 13 & 14 80 Breast
Larry Plotnikoff—second;
Doug Johnstone—third; Grant
‘Stewart—fifth.
Event No. 65
Girls 15 & 16 40 Fly i
Roslyn Beattie—fourth.
Event No. 66
Boys 15 & 16 40 Fly
Steve Bozek—first; Kelvin
Beattie—sixth,
Event No. 68
Boys 17 & Over 40 Fly
Geoff Yule—first; Paul

Stewart--second; Rob Kirk-

wood—third,

Event No. 69

Girls 8 & Under 160 Free Rly.
Castlegar A—first; Castle-

gar B—second.

Event No. 70

Boys 8 & Under 160 Free Rly.
Castlegar B—first; Castle-

gar A—second,

Event No. 71

Girls 9 & 10 160 Free Rly.
Castlegar A—third.

Event No. 72

Boys 9 & 10 160 Free-Rly. -
Castlegar A—first; Castle-

gar B—third.

Event No. 73

Girls 11 & 12 160 Free Rly.
Castlegar A—third; Castle-"

gar. B—fourth.

Event No. 74

Boys'11 & 12 160 Free Rly.
Castlegar A—first; Castle-

gar B—second; Castlegar C—

third.

Event No. 75

Girls 13 & 14 160 Free Rly.
Castlegar A—second.

Event No. 76

Boys 13 & 14 160 Free Rly.
Castlegar A—first.

. Event No. 7

: Event No. 78

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Castlegar—first.

Event No. 80
Boys 17 & Over 160 Free Rly.
Castlegar—first.

The Aquanauts: will be
travelling ‘to Penticton this
weekend for a meet against the
Okanagan clubs, The competi-
tfon will be very keen and I am
looking forward to the meot
with great anticipation.

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FLAG CONTEST. ‘winners have been ‘announced with the ‘first

prize winner, and recipient of $10, being Philip Rodrigues of Twin.

Rivers ‘Elementary School shown here with Barbara Cooper of
Kinnaird Elementary School’ who received honorable mention.
Third poster displayed is that. of Stephen Samoyloff a Grade 6
student of Qotischenia who also received honorable mention.
Philip's design, already made into a flag by the clerks of a-local
fabric shop, is belog flown over the LIP funded adventure park,

on the garbage cans while ‘Stephen 'a flag design will be protected
from the weather and set on display. Thanks had been extended to
the judges, Mrs. Julie Qudes, art teacher and mother, Mrs. Sandra
Donahue, Grade 2 teacher at Blueberry Creek and Darlene
McDowell, mother and member of the Weavers’ Guild. A
spokesman for the contest told the Castlegar News there were
many excellent entries, however, some: were not suitable for
reproduction as a flag. Prizes were donated by a local insurance

Although after regulation

These two golfers are now --.|

competition with a score of 64,

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Castlegar

Sunflower ;

Fest ¢

Friday, Saturday and Sunday : ;
July 22, 23, 24

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© Kiwanis Family Fun_Fest

Castlegar Sunflower Fest

‘Parade Entry Form

Name

Better Than Ever and Bigger Than Ever. Here are most of the exciting events
, taking place in our city during Sunflower Fest:

- © Hang Gliders © Min-Marathon © Vintage Car Games

« Dunk Tank (including a celebrity dunk)

© Bavarian Night © Softball Toumey * Legion Bingo © Pole Climb
A ¢ Pancoke Breakfasts /
© National Frog Jumping Competition

© Teen Dance

e. Golf Toumament

"* Log Burling

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July 23°

Address

Description of Entry

Phone Number ee ae

Number of persons on float, including driver —___

Entries rust be in the hands of the Committee «
NO LATER than Wednesday, July 13, 1977.
All parade safety regulations must be adhered to.

ENTRIES to be submited to:

Sunflower Fest Committee,
iverbirch Lane,
* CASTLEGAR, B.C.

For further Information contact: Sam Brown or Marilyn Verigin.

adjacent the new arena. Barbara's happy face design will appear .

agent.

—CaaNewsFoto by Lois Hughes

Rick Mclean of Grand
Forks Player: of Week.

} Rick McLean of the Grand
Forks Mets was selected as the
Kootenay International Senior
Baseball League's “Player. of
the Week” for June 20 to 26.

“McLean stood out in all
three games the Mets played
during the week, compiling a
solid batting average of .714. In
a 6-4.loss in Republic he drove

in all the Mets runs'with a three '
‘run homer and a sacrifice fly.

He helped the Mets ‘snap

_ their horrendous 11_game los.

ing streak on Sunday as -he

pitched. and batted Grand
Forks toa double-header sweep

_ of the New Denver-Silverton

In the 4-0 opening game
victory McLean fired a com-
plete game shut-out while al-
lowing only three base hits, and

-hélped: his own cause by con-

tributing a double and a single.

He continued his torrid
hitting pace in. the twin bill
finale—delivered two _timely.
safeties,

as Mets buried Twins 19-8,
- ee

Plan 1809 (L91
North % of D.L: 12359 &

red on Ref. Plan 80

12354, K.D.
included In Plan 2077
Block A, D.L. 12353

“PROPOSED E) EXTENSION
OF BOUNDARIES - CITY OF
CASTLEGAR

: TAKE NOTICE that pursuant to Section 21 of.the
‘Municipal Act’' the Council of the City of Castlegar.
Intents' to petition the Minister of Municipal Affairs
requesting the extension of the area of the munictpality
to Include the following described lands:

. DL. 7719, Except Plan 7556 (169041)
* Lot 1,.D.L. 7719, Plan 7556 (1814531)
Blocks 1-4 Inclusive, D.L. 7189, 7721: & 8072,

Block 5, -D.L. 7199, reat ie 1809 (1696041

Parcel A of D.L.'12357 shown outlined In red
“on R.P..807451(L11671)

O.L: 12354, 12355, 12356, 12357 save and ex-
cept from D.L. 12384, those parts subdivided.

. by Plans 2097 & 2342, and from 12356 that
part shown outlined ‘in red on Ref. Plan
1007191 and from eaen Abate part ee

D.L. 12353 except Bik. A (105601)

res A, 2°& 3, D.L. 12354, Plan 2097. except,
“part in Plan 9697 (L12615)

Lots A, 8 & C of Plan 9697. (K798}, (K799) &

(K600)
Block A of D.L. 13093 (1882601)
Block B of D.L. 13093 (K8889) ss
Block: 23, of OL. 4598, 7167 Gc. G. 004193,

Lot 4 ‘except parte: Included In Plan 9697 and
R/W Plan 9156:'/ Lots 2 and 3 being to the
East oe the R/W Plan 9156: all in Plan 2097 of
D.L: 12354 K.D.:'/- Block 4 except parts in-
Dade in Plan 9697 and-R/W Plan 9156 / and

- Block 5 excapt parts Included in Plan 9697
and R/W Plan 9156 within Plan 2342: of D.L.

RP. 626531, D.L. 7180 (2069941) except part
{K24703) Parcel A C1480991, D.L. 12359

AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE THAT If a
petition. of at. least one-tenth In number. of the

Crees

)
L. 14559 (1940731)

lands will be

of the
cere within 30 ‘days of the last
this fotica"In a= newspaper, the question of the
extension of the area of the municipality to Include the

Is recelved by ine

collected. two runs”
‘batted in and ‘scored two runs,

Commercial Softball
Tourney this Weekend

Valley, Combines Second
Annual Commercial Softball
Tournament is to be held this
Friday, Saturday and Sunday
at the Appledale softball park
in Winlaw.

This will be a 10-team
modified: double-knockout tour-
ney with the final game a one
game elimination.

Teams entered are Valley

Combines, Kalesnikoff Lumber,’

‘Savoy Suds (Nelson), Pass
Creek, KFP (Nelson), Thrums

Chevron, Kootenay Health Spa
(Trail), Buffalo's (Castlegar),
Snappy Service (Trail) and
Province Hotel (Grand Forks).

First place will be awarded
the Douglas’ Trophy and $260,
second place $100 and third
place $50.

Two games will be hola
Friday with games all day
Saturday and Sunday.

There willbe Beer Gard-
ens all three days with a pan-
cake breakfast Saturday and
Sunday mornings.

SPORTS

Nelson Kips Disco
Win Fastball Tourney —

Capacity crowds attended

the Playmor Homes Sixth An-

. nual Fastball Tournament, held
at ‘South Slocan on June 24, 26

and 26, to see a, total of 14

exciting games. The following.

were the scores: Game No. 1,

Playmor Homes 8, Slocan Val-

Bantam Girls Provincial Softball

Championship Tourney

Selkirk Valley. Girls’ Soft-
ball Association and B.C. Ama-
teur Softball Association pre-
sents Bantam Girls. Provincial
Softball Championships at Kin-
naird Park, this Saturday and
Sunday. *

There are 10 participating
teams from throughout B.C.”
“from Richmond, Burnaby, Ab-
botsford, Surrey, Kelowna,
Kamloops, Campbell River,

‘-Port’ Alberni, Victoria and
Castlegar. 5

ioThe firat of.19 games begin ‘

Castlegar's first game is at
10:30. a.m. Saturday against
Port Alberni.

There will be a concession
standin operation both days.

Castlegar's players consist.
of Brenda Harrison, Nona Veri-
gin, Bonnie Dinner, Colleen
Cook, Carol Barnes, Diane Shel-
off, Lori McMullen, Lorraine

Wiebe, Debbie Sharples, Susan
Thor-Larsen, Cheyenne Podd,
Kim Mason, Sarah Cheveldave
and Sandra DeBiasio. The
coach is Alex Cheveldave and
manager Elmer Verigin,

- The official opening cere-
monies will take place just prior |
to the first game on Saturday,
July 9th at Kinnaird Park,

Insect Infestation

Saturday, at':8‘ aumishetween S

5 Kelowns and Kamloops.

All Star Tourney
Held In Nelson

Nelson is to be the'site of :

the BCMBA Colt All-Star Tour-
nament, Area “A” playdowns.

- The . tournament, -.which
‘will be held this Saturday and
Sunday, involves three All-Star
teams, ‘Sentinels | (Castlegar-
Nelson); Kelowna and Pen-+

> ticton-Summerland,

: The winner will go on to
meet the winner of the Area B
playdowns and the winner of
that, zone playdown will then
play ‘for the provincial cham-

_. Pionship.

The games will be held at
Queen Elizabeth. Park. Coach
for the Sentinels is Bert Ger-

>maine, assisted by Brent Ma- *
“son. Mrs, R, Townsend i: is busi-

ness manager,

Take Three
_Qut of Four

Castlegar Bantam Girls
Softball team travelled to Kel- ‘
owna Friday and played a
double round robin Friday and
Saturday consisting of four
games,.two. against Kelowna
and two against Kamloops.

Castlegar won 8 of the 4~

‘games. with the following
scores: Castlegar 20, Kam-

. loops 11; Castlegar 23, Kelowna

21; Castlegar 6, Kelowna 14 and
Castlegar 30, Kamloops 9.
This same Castlegar team

. -will be in the Provincial Cham-

pionships: this’ Saturday. and

: Sunday at Kinnaird Park,

‘The team's coach is Alex

Cheveldave and manager is —
- Elmer Verigin.’

owner-electors. '

notice Ina newspaper.

this notice in a newspaper.

AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE: THAT any owner
of land within. the area. herein described having
objection to. the inclusion of ‘his property within the
municipality should notify .the Minister of Muntelpal
Affairs, Parllament Buildings, Victorla, B.C., of his.
objections within 30 days of the last pooeaee of, ie

AND THAT this is the first of two, publications of

CITY. OF CASTLEGAR

W. W. KRUG °
Deputy:Clerk

for the assent of the

The Wizard's
‘Palace Funteria —
- Is Coming To Castlegar’

-. -- See Adon
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tation is again
otienale in the Central Koot-
enays, z
Early spring defoliation of -
Western Larch -by the case-
bearer is showing now as light
brown discoloration of the tree
crowns.
~ This. discoloration was
caused by. the feeding of small
larvae, . each .enclosed by a
dried, hollowed out section of a
larch needle. They are now in
the resting pupal stage, . but
moths will emerge soon, lay
their eggs, and the new genera-
tion of larvae will feed late this
summer causing further foliage:
discoloration. :

W. E. Brash, in charge of
Protection of the Nelson. Forest
District says that sevére de-
foliation is showing in-western
larch stands from: Nelson, to
Brilliant along the Kootenay,
River, and in the Creston area.
is Moderate defoliation is.oc-.
curring from Thrums:to Pass-
more in the Slocan Valley, and
from Salmo to Fruitvale along -
Highway No. 3, he said.

Light defoliation is show-
ing’ from Passmore to New
Denver in the Slocan Valley. -

The Pacific Forest Re-

“search Centre in Victoria, is as-

Castlegar. Man
‘Charged In‘
‘Accident

*- A Castlegar man ‘has been
charged with ‘driving without
due care and attention after his
Camero ran into the rear of a
1973 Datsun Sunday. afternoon
on Highway 3A two miles from .
Castlegar.

Charged is Pete Zaytsoff. .
Driver of the Datsun,
which sustained approximately
$200 damage, has been identi-
fied as Clarence Higgens of

_ Blueberry Creek. Re

Zaytsoff, was checked at
the Castlegar and District
Hospital and later released.

the Boy.

eration will

Don’t Forget to Support

Kootenay Co Columbia Dir couet
: Canada a gatoway | Castlegar Store
5-Min. shopping Spree
ax. $500)
Tickets $1 oa July 23, 1977)-

Proceeds to the development of .-
cane Facilities at Cayuse Creek.

Scouts -

SCOUTS CANADA

sisting in determining various
> treatments for this” infestation’
problem.,

KISBL All Stars

ley “Combines 0; Game. No, 2,
Nelson Kips Disco 4, Rex Hotel
2; Game No. 3, Genelle Mer-
chants 6, Junction Mohawks 0;
Game No. 4, Radium 12, Edge.
wood 11; Game No. 6, Nelson
Kips Disco 4, Playmor Homes
1; Game No, 6, Radium 8,
Genelle Merchants 2; é

Game No. 7, Rex Hotel 3, °
Slocan Valley Combines 0;
Game No. 8, Junction Mohawks
8, Edgewood 0; Game No. 9,
Genelle Merchants 3, Rex Hotel
2; Game No. 10, Junction Mo-
hawks 3, .Playmor Homes, 2;
Game No, 11, Nelson Kips Dis-
co 9, Radium 1; Game No. 12,
Genelle Merchants 5, Junction
Mohawks 1; Game No. 18,
Radium 3, Genelle Merchants 2;
Game No. 14, Nelson - Kips
Disco 16, Radium 1.

The winner of the $300
prize money was’ Nelson Kips
Disco. Second was Radium with
$200, and third Genelle Mer-
chants with $100. -

Special awards. went to

_ beat, pitcher “Tom. Mackie of

“Radium, ‘most valuable player, ,
‘Armando Porco of Nelson Kips

Disco'‘and best: batter . John’ >
Davidson of :Radium who: hit

_ Manager and Coach

The Kootenay. Interna- -
tional Senior Baseball League
has appointed Marty Babiuk of
the East Kootenay Angels and
Frank Marksman of the Colville
Valley Lumberjacks, .respec-

* tively to manage and coach the

KISBL all-star team represent-
ing the Kootenays in the B.C.
Senior Intermediate Baseball
Championships to be staged in
Nanaimo July 29 to Aug. 1.
The executive members of.
the KISBL’ met. .with «both
Babiuk. and Marksman in Cas-
tlegar, last week and from this
Session a total: of 28 players

from the seven teams com-. —

prising the league were. selec-
ted as possible candidates to
form the 18-man squad which
will’ represent the KISBL in
Nanaimo.

The league office expects.
toknow this week how ‘many of
the 28 are interested in parti-

- cipating in the Provincial cham-

pionships.

Once the total number i is
determined, then the all-star
management team will trim the
final roster to the required 18-
player limit. ey

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your rool

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, ‘Thursday, July 7, 1977

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