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Roslyn Beattie; Girls 13° heavily toed in the: past month’ also. being very, heavily./used :

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CASTLEGAR NEWS:

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The letter tothe editor in

“last week's Castlegar) News

deserves our sincere thank'you

“in that’we:now know’ that all
the people in other localities are
Biven a ‘choice.

“It was also most ‘interest-

ing! to_note thatthe Summer-
land ’proposal:would provide

not only an arena, but a curling.”

rink and “swimming pool. All
that for: less than two mi

¢ ‘The Summerland residents”:

voted in favor of their proposal

some, two! weeks .ago/so the.

comparison is timely: Interest,

- ‘We have:had some four’
five arena proposals sug,

“tous for this area in‘ th past

several - years, \ Each | one
presented as ‘an :“eitl
nothing”: proposal.”

proposal if jt was pi to. them
a manner, that ith

big ‘di
{ ference’... ‘whether “it's vehild:
n’s:clothes,: your personal. pos-
‘sessions, or. something ‘much
bigger: (ik #your’: home).

you:
ment: coat, of: your home “at:to-' |
day's ivalues./ ‘Why ‘not'ask’ Us ‘to/]:
= help you to, determine the value
* of your ‘Broperty.

Every. ‘year makes a

equipped ‘

the'Empire: Pool, U.B.C.’ on
‘Aug, 16:and 17,
In order to qualify for

secon 5 Teresa! Mc.
Gauley, Girls 15 ‘and: 16.

- Runner-up;’ /Cindy ’ ‘Harnad

Girls 16 and-16-second Runner.
upand John Ch it

to place first second or. ‘ited a
the individual races Held at the
“| Regional Fin

sWarsield on Sat nang and Sun:

ck, first.
Alexis} Walsh: Girls 8.and
under—60,M‘Fly, firsts. 60M:
Breast; first; 60M: Free, frat

i
and 16—200 I.M., second; 100. Mz”

Breast, secon ‘and 60:M. Fly,

Fly,
Kelvin, Mec te: Boye ih

y and 12-50 -M Back, third.

iF Gauley;; eeates 9xand
= Aggregate;

Glen Bording,

;, 80: event program,

Out: of the five partic
ting clubs inthe’ Region, ‘Trail ’
Stingrays won the competition»,
for total“ipoints. | From ‘th

‘anda successful:men's softball ,
‘tournament was held’ in) the:

Kinnaird! Pa:

These. are wo of \the
ighlights* from. the: following

eport presented to council at

its meeting last week by.'Al
-Mike Livingstone its

CA very successful) Provi '

“ela Bronco, Tournament was.

held in the Kinnaird: Park ane

‘are as follo

‘Trail 669. points, Castle;
oT points, Golden :189: points,

16" points.

ronco, won the: championship”
in) the

and will ‘represent’:

ike to offer council's congrat
id

¥. Colville '188' points ‘and Nelson’: lations ito the tea

‘Ev Bre YB:
and 10—1/ Gee Stewart:C,-2.

and/includes'somo after; hours.

* aplash' party reservations, |

aus: Swim

hy
the city. 0 help

pay.the heavy, costs fthe peal i

4, 8)
completed the painting of; the...
. This was very_costly'to, :

‘the ‘club ‘and.t \is‘to:be’ hoped’
that: council can’‘allot‘money in.

oS Steve ve Capneshurst G,/8.\Bruce “go

Diy Risotel AEE Siinmy
Myers C, 4. Les! “Arishenikott «
Cy6. Larry; Plotnikoff:C and 6.

2 Greg’: ‘Yule: C.

“Event C: 100, 1.M. Girls 18

and 141) Shelly Harnadek C,
26 Judy, Pryce:C,
Bording.:C, 4: Doy!
and §.:Pam) Riddle Ge ‘

+ Bvent'D:100. 1. He Boys 13.
and 14—1.'Glen Kirkwood C,
Dean ‘Zeigler G,.3.
Weatherly G, 4.

C; 4. Elaine Campbell C and 5.
Diane Greves:. G.

‘orrie. Car phe!
2: Teresa re. C58. ne

‘McMullen’, 4; Colleen‘ Risotti
C, 53 Collette sembly G and :

Johnstone C,
C,:4.: Leslie

Mike MacDonald C and 6. Greg ‘
: Yule C. ;

iy,
and:14—1. na Harnadek ‘C,

2. Judy Pryce'C and be Joanne

Bording:C,:
*Event-L:50 Fly ‘Boys 18
and 14—1.'Grant Greves:G, 2.

‘Stan, Bengston took the

high; while the ladies. |

4 Pryce:’ irene Perepolkin‘re-

r the hidden

i rested ‘yet, ‘please do'so te
Lack

Farrell or Murray’ “Murphy.
The entry; fee is $2 for the
first event: and: $1:!for ubse-

‘Juniors: ‘The'second annual

. Kootenay Open Junior Tour-

hament ‘will be held In Castle-
~gar’ Sept. -7cand 8." Please
contact Tom Steenvoorden for
‘further. information.
Reminder? tonight is la-
dies’. night. See you there!

Breast Girls 11°

a Pryce. C,'2.

Lori MeMullen:&, §. Corrie ©.

Camphell Cy'4 Collette ‘Tre

bley:G, 5.’ ‘Wendy. Roberts: G: :

and 6,-Colleen’ Risotti C.

it vy! a
32—1):Larry. Fialkot Co.

22° Jimmy ‘Myers : C,

g -Johnstone C,.4; Leslie
“ koff C,.5.'Greg Yule Cand 6...
Rocky 'Risott

ti C. z
Event’ 7:100 Breast Girls

8 and.14—1. Shelly ‘Harnadek
'G, 2. Judy Pryce.C,.3. Joanne
ie C,4, Pam Riddle G and

ek’: Girls*8
and under Christine ‘Zam-

ree Greenall G, 3."

“eteives the ‘samo. oom eee service as
ning hot

_ the main’ Castl

Pema tis ae compan;

l whieh has'water:-bombers opel

‘ating out: of Castlegar /Airpor!
for!.theSsummer. for ‘th

prev 'Six company, planes plus
Canadian'Forces Buffalo ai

Search officials fear the’,

plane: may: have ‘crashed into
the rugged, ‘mountainous ; ter.
tain in the Fraser’ Canyon.

Three. men‘ ina’ Conair *

waler-bomber, died “Aug.

when the four-engined:plane’
};: crashed while: they. were fight

ings forest fire near. Kamloo;
Five days later, a pilot’ now
identified as Lloyd'Raun, 36; 0

Victoria, was killed: while fight: |:
ing a fire/near!Clinton,; His“.

‘plane ‘also was a converted
Second World) War: plane. :

The, spokesman for|Conair.

f telling. what; went ‘wrong.
“The. Conair, spokesman said

costly in ¢erma® of downed

planes and'dead ‘crew members °

but} he didn't ave ‘statistics’on ‘

said the cause of. both crashes : ~~

‘Abbotsford airport icaey

morning loaded:
{ dant; chemicals bound for, Con:
air’s northern ‘firefi one bas
in n Williams oak

rovides the: fall

Soe

‘nd. planned; to
the Fraser -River. ‘as \a

; Back Boys 11.
sand! 12~1" Doug’ Johnstone: C,

2: Mike McDonald:C,:3. Jimmy.

Myers C,'4-:Leslie ‘Arishenkoff

C,:5.: Rocky: Risotti: Cand

' Eivent 16:100 Back Girls 19
and14—1,, Shelly; Harnadek C}

J judy] Pryce C,,8.. Doyle Oma

id
Raymond’ Weatherly’ G’and 6:

Grant Greves G,
“Event 17:25, Free

els 8
sand” under ts Ehrieting Zam:

“mit. G2.
‘Arle: on

vent 19:60, Free Girls 9°

£10=1") Paula Pryce C, 2.
Li

Johnstone’ C, 4.:Elaine-Camp-
1!C:and 5. Diane Greves G.
Event! 20:50'Free Boys 9
and 10-1..Grant Stewart:C, 2.
Grant’ Gyurkovits'C, 3.’ Bruce
lexander. C,.4.'Steve Capner-
G.and'6: Roger, Weather

‘went 21:100 Free Girls 11.
id 12-1, Teresa Pryce C, 2...

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indicate; there. was’ any:.me
‘chanica} “problem.”

“:Karl Munroe: Spence, ‘both

former: West Kootenay:resi.
dents: of long standing, died
hospital. at. Vernon Sunday,

% Shi was. 82"on Saturda

‘Besides her. husba id): Mrs.
pence is survived by two sons,
Ralphot Vernon and "Eugene of

Church ‘in Vernon, and.
cremation: followed: 'Her, ‘ashes

-were ‘placed on ‘the /grave of ©
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