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Waiting his turn: One place where referee Donald 4 Young coukin’t control the situation is at the
water fountain as players found out during halftime of a game at Kiwanis field Thursday night.

Playoff needed to decide a
winner in senior golf action

m Senior golfers have a
great time at Christina
Lake, Crossley sinks
hole-in-one.

Bud Lowther
COLUMNIST

After a road trip for a tour-

nament in Christina Lake

. 5, the Castlegar Seniors
Golf Club got back to regular
play Thursday at the Castle-
gar Golf Course.

The Bill Evans Memorial
Trophy was up for grabs but
no winner decided as two
golfers were tied in a group of
49 seniors.

Gilbert Fowler and Ray

both shot low net scores
of 33 and will decide the win-
ner of the trophy in a playoff.

Buzz MacDonald had the
low gross score with a 43.

Golf ball prizes for low net
scores went to Norm Fishwick,
Nick Oglow, Gerry Wichert,
Bob Wadey, Curt Waterman,

Jim Seg crey Andre La

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Sore Lasts and Gio Andes

The Christina Lake Seniors
Golf Club played host to a
large contingent of senior

golfers from the West Koote-
nay for a tournament Sept. 5.
Golfers were treated to a
beautiful course on a beautiful
day and to the exceptional hos-
pitality of the Christina Lake

crew.

Oscar Johnson of Christina
Lake shot a 75 to win the low
gross event but it was Castle-,
gar’s own George Crossley
who stole the show with a

hole-in-one on the third hole.

Crossley found the cup on
the par-three hole using a four
iron from the tee.

Frank Holdsworth of
Castlegar was also a winner,
shooting closest to the pin on
the sixth hole.

Golf tip: Don’t play Castle-
gar assistant pro Steve John-
ston for money unless you're
rich or another assistant pro.

“I believe in
miracles...
Ihave to.’

Terry Fox 1980.

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