* Sa Castlagar News october 18, 1967

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By C. LYONS The ladies of the Castle- ecabtiaseoenaeie? gar and District Golf Club oes honteodey”” | held their wind-up golf and © Inetructors end Aerebics luncheon of the season Oct. « Teacher qvollable er | 18. The course was a bit dry -o but the beautiful sunshine, FOR MORE INFO, CALL color of the scenery and the

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Castlegar Cougars Thirty-five ladies gathered

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the ladies proceeded with the meeting. The president thanked her executive for their support over the last two years, and shé com- mented on the new furn- ishings in the club room. ‘The captain's report, which is a big job and was capably handled by Leslie Johanson, included the year’s activities. Fifty-one ladies joined the ladies club and most of them

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participated in Tuesday morning golf.

After golf a delicious lunch was served, catered by Mrs.

winners for the day's golf and the “ringer board” prizes were presented.

Some of the highlights of the year were:

© Pat Gordon Electric Tournament May 12 and 19 with winner Heather Pottle and runner-up Dorothy Mar- tini;

Ladies Club Champion- ship May 30 and 31 with winner Diony. McArthur and runners-up Tricia Hurford and Laverne Makortoff;

© Castlegar Ladies Open June 16 with 96 ladies par- ticipating and winner Diony McArthur with 84;

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ON THE RUN . . . Students from high schools in the West Kootenay gathered at Stanley Humphries secon-

dary school on Wednesday for a cross country race. Another race is set for Thursday at Selkirk College.

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By CasNews Staff A couple of Stanley Hump-

race held at the school on Wednesday.

Stephanie Harmston placed first while Jennifer Small managed to take sec- ond place. Stanley Hump- hries also captured first place in the team division.

In the junior girls division, Aimee Chernoff of Kinnaird Junior secondary school placed first followed by Laura-Lyn Harmston of KJSS.

A third KJSS_ runner, Alena Terry, placed fifth. Kinnaird Junior also man- aged to come in first in the team division.

In junior boys action, Mario Fehrenberg of KJSS captured first place, while Ryan Vatkin of KJSS came in eighth.

‘Trafalgar secondary school

—CortewsPhote by SuriRotton of Nelson came in first in the

Ballard admits mistake

TORONTO (CP) — Harold Ballard admitted Saturday that Toronto Maple Leaf management overreacted ‘Thursday when prize defenceman Borje Salming was sent home in disgrace.

Ballard, 84-year-old owner of the NHL Norris Division team, fingered the 15-year defender as the ring leader of a group of players ejected from the team's Bloomington, Minn. hotel early Thursday morning following a noisy party in one of the rooms.

Salming returned home as did Ballard while the rest of the Leafs including at least three other players who were evicted from the hotel by police along with Salming — played in Detroit on Friday.

At the time, Ballard said Salming was considered the role model for the younger players and should be held responsible for their conduct.

However, in a statement released Saturday prior to the return engagment at Maple Leaf Gardens with Detroit, Ballard said a thorough investigation of the incident showed management had wronged Salming by putting the blame on him.

“I feel the situation has been blown out of proportion and I am disturbed that Borje Salming has suffered because of the adverse publicity,” Ballard:said.

He added: “The whole situation Was brought on by my haste in deciding to send Borje home, never realizing the outcry that would result.

“As the facts filtered through , the circumstances became very much different from what I was originally led to believe.

“I am sorry that this has caused Borje and his family personal grief and I hope that we can put this entire situation behind us.”

He said the players had gone out together following the game at Minnesota and ordered food in after returning to the hotel. He said the players engaged in a basketball game using a soft ball while waiting for the food.

He said players apparently ignored a warning from hotel security and police were called.

Ballard’s statement was released about two hours after Salming made his first public statment about the hotel incident that followed a 4-3 loss Wednesday night to the Minnesota North Stars.

Leaf public-relations director Bob Stellick said Salming and general manager Berry McNamara met following the team's return and the 36-year-old defenceman decided not to dress for the Saturday night game at the Gardens.

Salming, along with teammates Gary Leeman, Al Iafrate and Chris Kotsopolous, spent the rest of Thursday night-Friday morning in-another hotel after being ejected.

The other players, however, were in io game in. i Detroit-on Friday, won by ‘the Red-Win; vim while Italy has’thrée points. !

team division.

Jason Shultz of J.L. Crowe in Trail came in first in the senior boys race while Jason Ferris of SHSS settled for fourth.

J.L. Crowe won the team division.

The West Kootenay cross- country championships will be held Thursday at Selkirk College.

Canada blanked

CONCEPTION, Chile (CP) — Defending champion Brazil scored nine minutes from time ‘Saturday to defeat Canada 1-0, keeping the Canadians from advancing to the quarter-finals of the World Youth soccer championships.

The victory gave Brazil first place in Group B with four points from.three games

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