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ERE

By
DUFFER JOHN

E ee

A. EREMENKO and Co.

rry that the column was
missed gift week because there
certainly has been some lively

i aetivity at the course during this

‘Aside from the usual chal-
lenges of ladies’ night and men’s
night, the course was utilized by
the RCMP last Thursday after-
noon for their district tourna-
ment.

The winners of this event
are strictly top secret.

Then on Friday the monthly
duel for the Hi Arrow Challenge
Trophy took place, with Founda-
tion-Dravo coming out on top
thanks to Mr. Callaway and his
system of handicapping.

Last Saturday was the ever
popular Calcutta Tournament.
Nick Burak, a real dark horse,
upset all the experts when he
led his team to sweeping vic-
tories both in the low gross and
the low net sections, Nick also
won the low net individual with
a score,of 67.

The team consisted of Len
Harmston, Alex Perehudoff, and
captain Nick Burak
total score of 250, They were
managed by Peter. Polovnikoff
for low gross and Bill Oleski for
Jow net. Otto Walker caddied
for Nick’ to help him in ‘the
low net,

However, the highlight of
the event was when Nick Burak,
Jim Bilesky, and Bill Perehudoft
were involved in a. sudden-
death play-off for low gross be-
cause they had all shot an 80.

It looked like Bill was out
of it on No. 2 when he flubbed
his shot off the tee, but trees
and the out-of-bounds area did
not fluster him’ because, wi
luck, skill and determination, he
was able to match Jim stroke for
stroke.

Dropping Nick along the
way, Jim and Bill stormed up
No. 4 Jim had his usual rou-
tine putt, an up-hill stroke, while
‘Bill was confronted with a 10-

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carding al fi

foot downhill nightmare, Both
calmly canned their putts.

Ik about suspense! dim
blasted one down the middle on
He: 5. The pressure was moun-

ing.

Ball pushed one o7£ into that
awful sand on the right. By the
time the dust cleared, Jim was
declared champion, I have seen
much fine golf on TV but the
action provided by these fellows
was something that will long be
remembered,

The next event will be some-
time in August and our fall club
championship tournament wil!
be of the same nature.

Of interest to all golfers and
debenture holders should be the
progress of the nine holes, The
tees and greens should be com-
pletely foughed out ‘By the end
of the week. It is taking a little

ig, worth It Next will be the

The’ debentures are coming
in quite nicely at present for
those who are unsure because of
summer holidays, a post-dated
cheque for the ‘fall months will
be accepted as that is when our
major payments beg!

The banks and the credit
union will accept your deben-
ture purchase as collateral, So
keep this part of the program
rolling, as we are keeping our
end ot the project moving.

One other major event that
has taken hold at the club is
a mixed-up, mixed-ball social
with a cookout after the golf
trials. Dick and Judy Wayling
have contributed to the past two

events with. Sam Walke> and
Tom Oxman hosting the last one.

Anyone wishing to partici-
pate in the next one, aside from
the regular group, should con-
tact John Landis by Sept. 7.

The two Als have done well
in aerating the greens so we
should he able to hold those way-
ward shots,

Also, thanks to Dave 1105, | ee ca i oa an
Mitch Warford and their child-
ren — we don’t get tied up an
No. 7 like we used to. We only
go further into the bush,

Finally — we have two hill-
sides as monuments to care-
zessness, so if you have to smoke
on the course, please be careful
of those lighted matches and
butts. Keep our playground
green. Thank you.

BIRTHS

WATSON — To Mr.
Mrs. J. D, Watson of Vancouver
{nee Flo-elle Craig) July 21, a
gon, at Jubilee Hospital, Vie
0]

OOFTINCH — To Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Ooftinch, . Robson
July: 29, a son.

DAVIES — To Mr. and Mrs.

July 29, a

AN 4
Stanley Angus, Castlegar, Aug.
1, a'son,
ALISBURY — To Mr. and
—_ Charles Salisbury, July SL

a son.
WRIGHT — To Mr. and
Pobert ing Castlegar, i

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VOL..20, No. 82

\CASTLEGAR, BRITISH COLUMBIA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1967

Market Conditions Close Mill

“The iy company

The Colger pulp: division is
ment. notes

announce:
to be si hut down fr from Mo! the.

xtended: shutdowns can
micinatad before: the
cin Risvince jue. dforsthe same: rea-

hen new milfs which have been R

coming. into: p F aintenance work

ring ‘Cast! 1d; District! Hosp! é
‘Handird adequate for serving the area well and comi

Is being scheduled fo tthe mii
during the $ the. Se; t.. £10 b Ber ried

ct
f anticipating at further Thur,
downs is in Tine with similar
action:by other mills thro
@ province whieh t
down) time for: th

for’
jous market conditio:

ugh-| Saturday and -

By ARNOLD > HARTIN
Staff R

Kinnaird ea a town on
the {day was an
occasion for laughter ana solem-
nity, for jokes and ‘serlous cer-
emony, °-

Geared to the young as well

“las the old of Kinnaird, the day

was highlighted’ by a: ceremony
in which the letters patent were

was ‘sworn:in.*

On the Ughter aide, a mock
chain of office — a collection of
old ‘nuts and. bol!
ribbon — was. aa

In accepting: thé chain, May-
or Loeblict, ‘Jokingly-

aaacr polts, Washi
eral metal spacers,
clothes pins.

In makin:

twill, also | Provide ‘what has been’, described :'as 17. the'hi

: .”"Mixed from’ water and
bags of the’ powder, the mixture. is sprayed on the flames from
bate converted ‘aircraft, The’ ‘craft ‘are loaded with the bright

urple mixture on line basis and are
vihieked off into the air again in : : surpusmely short length ‘of
time. For: more: pictures: of the airborne ‘firefighters and their
ground crews, see page 8. .Photo

onaird, i
‘The regional district bylaw:
‘at “a: meeting. ‘recently.

g | Passed.
of! Central eootenay. Regional

¢ | lined to the

lor
service for Castlegar, Kinnaird;
Blueberry- Creek and electoral
areas I snd: ae

al step before insti- | his Trail

geet on page twelve)

: _’ Magistrate Rollie Crowe)
‘who: has me pol court ee ‘here Mon
Gays ‘sin , use
being made of ‘the. pated te not

sufficient’ to continue, his week:
Jy trips. ©;

‘The service for this area will
be ‘provided by. Mr. Crowe from
office after the ‘end of

the month,

"Golf Club Has Already

Raised 910; 000 in Funds

Castle, and | Distri 5
is already ‘oneeisth |p

way towers a esters of
ts: new $65,000 debenture ‘issue |s
and‘a ‘saving on’ the cost of de:
veloping: the next nine holes’ at
the ‘course “has ‘‘already~ been

realized * through “donations of
equipment ‘and ‘technical ‘assist:

oeThis bright ee was out:

the n per cant tow |e
eee issue.

i ie ‘by toi
ficient: that ne expecls ‘that

THE ‘BIG MOMENT. was’ in; charge ‘of Rossland-.
‘ail MLA Donald “Brothers “and Centennial
queen Lily MacKenzie. Unveiling the plaque on
Kinnaird’s .Centennial: ‘project of ‘change’ rooms
and a wading:pool,-the paitof eminent citizens
culminated monins of work for Kinnaird. The. “Pool.

: its: ‘Tatest debenture’ iss

green fee revenue alone “should
ial both the interest and princi:
pall of th the debenture | issue." He

the with

ite club's Fist $55,000. “deben:

ture issue Hoated ‘two years ago.

g:the history. of thé

local ‘course “from a cow’ past>
ure to one of the racat oh chi

I
fs of
le.
+ He: urged both club mem-,
pore: sand trict residents © to |u

rt: the-‘course- by - buyin
issue. ne

; tenay: ©
!) Pacific Longing of: Slocan;’/105

a *linvited to take part in the color-
d owed: by a: free beef barbecue

workers cre throught

ead i of
Noyed fhe ate
ip vated neatly,.100 :

strike nn

division oveen to ted'99.
per. cent: ‘in’ favor. of ‘strike. and
fakusp;: 98.7.

Th woodworkers’ are de!
sent ba a raise’ from ee pre:

cent;
, 100 per. cent; Koo-
rood, . 100. per.: cent;

Dunean:Dam

‘Dedication

More than 100 Canadian and
American ‘officials will be pre-
sent at. Duncan’dam August 17
when the 180-foot-high structure
is officially dedicated by. Pre:
- |mier W; A.C. Bennett.

‘The ‘dam, which now has a
re- | full reservoir behind it, was de-|
e | clared operational . on ‘July 81.

‘The general public has been

‘ful. ceremony which will be fol-
to be provided by Mannix Com-
the dam more than a year ahead
of the date specified in the Col-

umbia- river : treaty.
Dedication of the dam ‘and

nveil iling of .a’ large ‘memorial

sine i is scheduled ‘to take place |%

care available ‘in’ $100 ‘multiples.

HM) West. Kootenay resident © Tues-

1
occasion, ‘was’ the triple ‘ceremony last: Saturday | Until dusk Monday and ‘be
to open the project, declare Kinnaird a town—

“a step:up*fromi‘its former’ status’ of a village— | th
and-name the. pool the Bob Brandson-Memorial

— Castlegar News Photo

ee of Cominco and married-to a

ior an ae aay fosding at began

g to the scene of |:

Water Bomber Pilot

Killed in Plane Crash

“While the Sent fire near

Fino on Hill, a one-time employ-

girl, Marion . Somerville;
a Grumman Aveng.
z the Fruitvale

crashed. .
"He had landed at Castlegar
rt noon Monday after ‘fly-

0:

jalmport ‘Abbotsford, were: the

bombers: are. station: hm
“He-and' a fellow pilot had

wn over the fire from ‘noon

The accident took -place vat

7 30 watesdey, night.

anwhile,- in Castlegar,
Ranges Hugo ‘Wood said that the
fire . situa hi

oO victory
overt the Sent blaze.
le said fiat an extension of
the Sent fire, across ‘th
enay river near the: Brilliant
dam, 45 now. fully under control.
fire | Extent of this fire was two acres.

| Pany. Ltd; one. of the ‘firms in|}
the ‘consortium’ which completed

b ERME! i, left to right, G's tust"'Steve ‘Sonksls
and E. C.\ Ackerman, were sworn in’ Saturday ‘to ‘their new posts
on the town: council. Also sworn in was Cant Loeblich, pelted
chairman of Kinnaird. council now mayor, ofthe ‘new. town. Not
resent -for: “the ceremony. was Ron Giles, who was away.on vaca-
‘tion. The ir ‘was by H.C. Pitts.
: — Castlegar. News: Photo

WERE NEIGHBORS! was "the message delivered Saturday by

Sunday-nig

ob ile fire wae
Mr. Wood said, 2

layor to’ B.C.'s: newest mayor, cal
eee Mr. Maddocks had just presented Mr: Loeblich with a
gift on behalf of the council and citizens of Castlegar — ‘a corpor-
ate seal 'to be used on all official documents of the new town: In
making the presentation, Mayor Maddocks suggested buildin ding of
a joint municipal hall, to be used not only by" the two towns, but
alse by federal and previnciai: government: vifices:
— Teme News Photo