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the entire familly. She'd say, ‘'I called you today, but you knew it was me and wouldn't answer your phone."'

No amount of logic could convince my grandmother that every ring of the phone was an re

Who will win the Bos- tock Cup which over the past 85 years bears the name of

and that surprise was on the side of the caller,

She was paranold about people not wanting to talk with her. And with good reason. To begin with,. she called every day. Not only that, she could go 78 rpm for 30 minutes, non-stop. At first | used to put one of those little sand timers by the phone, That little number filled up before she got out, '‘Hello."' Later, | approached the phone with a calendar, a change of clothes, and a tank of oxygen strapped to my back.

Her opening line was always the same; ‘'! don’t suppose you know who this is. It's been so long since you coed me you probably forget what my voice sounds

“| remember it from yesterday, grandma."’

**| guess you're busy.""

*‘Compared to what?’' ;

'You left the phone ring five times. Probably trying to decide if it was me or not.""

“| was outside.'’

“Sure. They all say that. | called Louise

many hed golfers?

This decision will be made July 6 when the Castlegar and District Golf

Fred Couples of Port- land Oregon, last year's winner, is expected to defend his title. doug Roxburgh of Marine Drive Golf CLub, who

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open golf tournament, also Al Defoe of Rossland-Trail Golf Club, winner of the Christina Lake open,

Castlegar Golf Club will

has won the si times since 1972, is also d to be ‘i

be well rep by pre- vious open winners. Bill

Club has the of being selected to host the 1980 B.C. Amateur Champ- ionship which starts July 2.

This is an open tourn- ament -with golfers from across B.C., including entries

Among local golfers ex- pected: to compete are Brian DeBiasio of Nelson Golf Club, winner of the 1980 Castlegar

P yle Archam- bault and Danny Walker. Other local entrants expect- ed are’ the Sherstobitoff brothers Rob, Ron and Ken, also Jim Perehudoff.

from the United States and other points outside the province,

The cup was first pre- sented for competition in

1895 by the: Victoria Golf -

Club. The British Columbia Golf A i

and she left it ring 15 times before she decided not to answer It."’

“So, what's new?"*

‘'Don’t change the subject. Do you think | like calling you and reminding you I’m alive?’’ -

**t_was going to call you after lunch."'

“*You know I’m on the phone until | get dinner at 4. a0 that’s your game. Only call when you get a busy signal."' .

“*No, it's just that I can talk longer when the kids are napping.”'

"*Oh, you have children now? | didn't know.’”*

the Amateur Championship at a different course each year. The competition norm- ally.takes place in the lower mainland since the bulk of B.C. golf courses are in that area.

This year's competitions are limited to 160 players with a maximum four, handi- cap required to qualify.

/ Vital Statistics

BIRTHS

BEBELMAN — To Mr. and Mrs. Brian Bebelman of Castlegar, o son, born June 1B.

EYRES — To Mr. ond Mrs, Bryan Eyres of Rossland, a daughter, born June 17, LEBEDOW — To Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Lebedow of Castlegar, 0 daughter, born June 15.

HAYTON — To Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hayton of Trail, a son, born June 6.

MARINO — To Mr. and Mrs. Som Marino of Trail, a son, born June 5.

NICOLETTI — To Mr. and Mrs. Don Nicoletti of Trail, a son, born dune 12,

PLANIDIN — To Mr. ond Mrs. Frederick Planidin of Blueberry Creek, o daughter; born June 22.

STEINKE — To Mr. and Mrs. Tim Stainke of Rossland, twin sons, born June 12.

STRINGER — To Mr. and Mrs, William Stringer of Salmo, a son,

born June 12,

OBITUARIES.

AUDET — Leo Paul Audet, 24, of Trait, died accidentally June 17. Service was conducted June 20 from East Trail United Church with 2ev. Hadden Gregory offi- ciating. Interment was ot the Mountain View Cemetery.

ELMES — Cpl. Kelth Elmas, 46, of Slocan, died June 13 in Kootenay Lake District’ Hospital. Service was held June 17 in St. Andrews Presbyterian Church wilh Rev. Calvin Brown officiating. Inter- ment was in Slocan Cemetery.

GODDERIS — Edno Godderis, 68, of Castlegar, died June 13 ot Castlegar and District Hospital. Prayers were said June 16 at St. Rita's Catholic Church and funeral mass celebrated June 17. Celebrant was Father James Lyn-

Hospital. Service wos held June 23 in Castlegar.

MILL — Robert Alexander ‘Mill, 52, of Nelson (formerly of Nakusp) died June 14 at his home. Memorial service was held ot his home on June 19. Cremation,

ROSS — Gertrude Ross, Nelson, died June 13 at

Lake District Hospital. Service was held June 18 in the chapel of Thompson Funeral Home with En- voy Crowther of the Salvation Army officiating. Interment was at Nelson Memorial Park.

SMITH — Ernest Smith, 64, of Trail, died June 16 in Trail Regional Hospital. Service was conducted June 20 from Car- berry’s Memorial Chapel with Lt. Lorry Jones olficiating. Interment wos at Mountain View Cemetery.

o y were Father Michael Guinan and several priest friends of Mrs.

‘Goddéris. Burial, was in Park

Memorial Cemetery. JOHNSON — Leslie Robert (Les) Johnson, 43, of Castlegar. died dune 20 at Castlegar and District

WAITE — Michelle Cacla Waite, 23, of Trail (formerly of Nelson), died June 12 at Trail Regional Hospital, Service was held June

16 from St. Andrew's-by-the-Lake 1.00

Church with Rev. Peter Faris of- ficiating. Cremation.

KISBL standings

Standings (as of June 16)

Team Ww Trail 4 Colville Valley Beaver Valley Republic Grand Forks New Denver-Silv- erton

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WN 12

Weekend Scoreboard June 14 (at Chewelah): Game #1- Grand Forks 1, Colville Valley 14; Game # 2 - Grand Forks 3, Colville Valley 13, June 15 (at Republic): Game #1 - Beaver Valley 7, Republic 6; Game # 2 - Beaver Valley 12, Republic 5.

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Al Cincchetti, Tr. Ed Lemoel, B.V. Gerry Hollett, Tr. Art Mercer, Tr. Todd Smith, C.V. Dan Rickard, Rep. Hal Hoxie, C.V. Gopher Somday, Rep. 55 19

Runs Scored: Kerry McIntyre, Tr. - 15; three players tied with 13 each.

RBI's: Kirby, Rep. - 14; Hollett, Tr. - 12; five players tied with,11 each.

Doubles: D. Rickard, Rep. - 5; Somday, Rep. - 5; two players tied with four each.

Triples: Mercer, Tr. - 5; three players tied with two each.

Home runs: Hollett, Tr. - 4; three players tied with three each, :

Slug: Pet.: Mota, Tr. - .897; Mercer, Tr. - .862; Hollett, Tr. ‘

Longest current hitting streak: Brian West,'N.D. - Sil. - seven games. 7 aX Stolen bases:.2. Smith, C.V. - 9; H. Hoxie, C.V. - 8; two players.tied with.seven each. . Pitching (won-loss) pet.: - Dave Lavigne, Tr. - (5-0) 1.000; Rick Babcock, Tr. - (3-0) 1.000; Randy Sandaine, Rep. - (3-0)

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Women & Children First — Van Halen, Reg, 9.29 Oceans of Fantasy — Boney M, Reg. 9.29

Quicksand Shoes — Streatheart, Reg. 9. Roses In The Snow — Emmy Lou Harris, Highway To Hell — AC DC, Reg. 9.29 Pleasure Principle — Gary Numan, Reg.

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lake 15-fold between 1950 and the late 1960s. this reduced biological production on the fish

Nitrogen entering the lake doubled. The report explains that this overfertili-

in the main basin of the lake is unknown. “However, if further research shows

zation was reversed in the late 1960s by that the major species o fish are limited by

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and, as a result, food supply and not by other factors, such as

nutrients declined during the 1970s. But the availability of spawning or’ rearing during this period the Duncan and Libby habitat, then decreases of similar magnitude

dams were built. “Their principal effect has been to possible.” further reduce nutrient supplies to the

to those predicted for the phytoplankton are

The report warns that the situation is

phytoplankton,” accerding to the report. complicated by the shrimp, which may be

It explains that nutrients are held back also be feeding on algae and zooplankton, .

in the reservoirs behind the dams, nutrients “thereby causing a further delcine in fish

are stripped from the water of rivers below numbers.” the dams, and the season when nutrients

It points out that although average,

enter the lake has shifted from spring and kokanee sizes in the west arm of the lake

summer to winter because spring freshet have increased greatly in recent years, this

water is held back for release in winter. could change if there's a decline in shrimp In 1977, however, the levels of phyto- washed in from the main arm.

plankton and zooplankton in the lake are

The report recommended that further

predicted to be at most about 50 per cent research he carried out which could be lower than they would have been ifthe dams adapted to other lake systems as well as

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To be‘included in the new directory send your name, mailing address, phone number and area of artistic discipline to: Artists’ Regis- ter, Box 1000 Kaslo, B.C. VvoG 1MO.

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