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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 26, 1977

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Castlegar
Minor Soccer
Game Results

Castlegar Minor Soccer
Diy.

~ May 16—Ajax 4, Dynes
i "Beniffca 2, Juveritas 1.
Div. 3:

May 16—Wolves 3, Celtics

” May 17—Wolves 1, Rang-
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Bn Van Yeerloo of Castlegar Takes Hurdle in Stride

‘Stanley Humphries Secures
Seventh Consecutive Title

Stanley Humphries Sec
ondary School secured its,

seventh consecutive title at the
West Kootenay Secondary
Schools Track and Field Meet
last Wednesday at Haley Track

in Warfield, accumulating 404
joints,

The Castlegar school was.
the over-all winner in’ addition
to being the leader in the large
high school category and ‘was

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More Stalf
Regional Recreation “Gow
mission No. 1 has applied to the
Regional Didtrict of Central
Kootenay for the hiring of an
additional full-time staff mem-
ber. The staff member would be
ponsible for the
and implementation of the
winter and summer activities
and special programs.
2 Swim-A-Thon
The Castlegar Aquanauts
have been granted the use of
- the Bob Brandson Poo! on June
Jith for ‘a Swim-A-Thon and
panes 8. and 7 for a Swim Meet.

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Bob Brandson Pool.

Pool. -

Director Pat Metge re-
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was late in opening due‘to the
City Works Department not:
receiving on time. the -1 boilers’,
that were necessary to heat the”

pool water,
Report's Implications)

The commission has re-
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gar the W. K. Smith report on
the function of recreation. Be-
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report the commission will be
forming a committee which it
hopes can meet. with city coun-

cil to discuss its implications.
Tennis Lessons

A. reported ..38:. persons:
have participated to date in the
Learn ‘to Play ‘Tennis lessons.
The Sandlot Softball: League
has a total of eight‘teams while

the T- “League, has‘seven teams.
Recreation Vans’,

The. Regional District: has
been requested to, place one of

; at the -
Cindy
,Harnadek has been hired as
pool manager for the Robson

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the recreation vans up: for

tender. -
Summer Activities

The summer. program of.
activities is presently being
scheduled .and.:an announce-:
ment on alt summer activities
will be made the beginnirig of

June.
Bingo, Shrine Cireus

: ‘The. director’ reports : the

Community Complex is still a
~ much-used facility and a couple
of the major upcoming events
‘inelude the Shrine Circus “and
the Project Society Cash Bingo?

ual Shares

During the’ Klondike Gold
Rush, partners would often
spend the winter: whipsawing
lumber to build their boat ‘for
hauling supplies. to. the gold

fields.

The rigorous work often
caused tempers to. flare. Oc-
© easionally a partnership “was

‘dissolved by sawing a boat, in.
“two after. a quarrel. é
: It took about. 800. feet of.”
ip-sawed. limber to’ build.a
boat to haul one ton of. Acsight,

July. and August.’ App!
forms to enroll your ® son
Please 8 sped ify whi

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ch two-week perit
we-can accom: ea te your son/daughter: for a longer, .
+) stay, we will notify you. Thank you;
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‘daughter for this summer stay,

lod.you desire and If

followed in the over-all stand-
ings by Trafalgar Junior Se-
condary of Nelson with 289 and
J.;L. Crowe with 268,

* Trafalgar was the junior
secondary victor and Boundary
Central of Midway. won the
small high school section with
215 points. =

There were 350 athletes
from 13 schools taking part in
the meet which decided those
qualifying for the East-West
Kootenay Meet Saturday, May
28 at Haley Track. The quali-
fiers there will advance to the
B.C. finals in Vancouver June
34.

The Jack Carmichael Me-
morial Trophies for the best
individual formances went

ho ‘broke her: own Tong.
of 5.63 metres with”

léap Of 5.85, and to

; Crowe! 's Art Low who smashed

a long-standing pole vault mark
of 3.91 metres with a vault of 4
metres even.
The’ previous record was
3.91 set by Crowe's Bob Yard.
Other records broken were
the senior boys'’ discuss by
Crowe's Mike Roch with a toss
of 40.74, topping Mike Conkin
of Castlegar's 39.90 mark.
Aggregate junior awards
were won by Theresa Lenardon
and Elysa. Underhill of Trafal-
gar who tied and Stan Barnes.
The senior aggregates

- went to Corinne’ McGauley of -

Castlegar and Art Low. Trafal-
gar won the'j Junior girls’ felay.

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(Columbia Avenue)

‘WEDNESDAY, JUNE Ist’
2 p.m. - 8 p.m. -

CANADIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY.

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bafet; ngaltant has’ arrived in

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” aid Heidi Helle who is a
graduate: f.the, , Community
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leidi Helle Here on Sune 6

Valley, Vista School held its
annual Sports Day last Friday,
with competitions for: young.

sters In kindergarten; Grades:1,;: .
‘and 2, The day's events offered.

something for everyone, with
parents and pre-kindergarten +

, children also taking part,

The day finished with an
ice cream cone for everyone,
provided by the teachers. The
staff: members thanked _ all
parents who helped to run the
events:and comprised the
cheering section.

+ The following.. were the
winners of the kindergarten
events in ‘order of first, second
and ‘third:

Peter Pack Relay
Team 1, team 3.and team 2.

Girls (Jan.-April}: Michelle ”
* Skizica, Patti Perkinson and

Lana Rush,

Girls (May-Dec.): Jennifer
Mair, Sheri-Lyn Makeiv and
Lisa Reibin,

Boys (Jan.-March}: Taylor
Harding, Scott Nelson and
Richard York.

Boys (March-July): Jason
Cho, Richard Crowe and Darcy
Huscroft,

Boys (Aug.-Dec.): Ian Far-

‘Red Red Cross Woter iter Safety Consultant

and this summer’ B.C.Yukon
Red Cross has launched a small
craft program to counteract the

happy-go-lucky attitude many

of us‘have about boats,

“More often than you
would believe,” Miss Helle said,
“someone who has seldom been

in a boat will buy one of these “

aluminum car-toppers and,
without a glance at the printed

Vancouver City

P
vided her with much of her

push it into :the
water, grab the cars—and get
into trouble, maybe serious
trouble.” i
‘There are over a thousand

‘ drownings each year in Canada,

Red. Cross statistics show, a
third of them involving small
craft, “This is why Red Cross is

. behind instruction in the basics

of safe rowing, canoeing and

aquatic exp

fo¥ her second year, Miss Helle
will again serve those aquati
programs “fir the” West™Kéot-

~ enby.:
“I also- promote: safe en;:
joyment of tl

¥ ater generally,

power boating—so we all can be
ele on the water this summer.”
- fted Cross water safety in-

3
‘strustors teach the anatomy of . +
the boats, different methods of -

rowing-and paddling,” and ‘the

handling of the craft‘under all

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conditions. Instruction also in-.

eludes PFDs (personal flotation
ita~

naviation and weather.
“Originally from North Van-

- couver,. Miss Helle has, been’

actively involved in many areas
:of recreation: both as partici.
pant and leader. In the winter
months she is sports director
for “a Vancouver ski club.
Swimming, jogging and camp-
ing take up her time during the
summer.

“Another thing the Red
Cross is very concerned about
is all the children who drown,”
‘she said.

‘Do you realize how fast a
small child.can move when he
‘wants to? One second they're

At Volley Vista School Lest Friday

Sports Day was Fun for All

rell, Lowell Harder and Kevin
Killough. ° :

Jumping Race’

Girls’ (Jan,-April): : Sherri
Popéff,.. Patti Perkinaon and
Lana Bush.” 3+

Girls (May- Dee):
Lyn Makeiv, Jennifer Mair and -
Judi Closkey.

Boys ; (Jan.-Mar.): “Taylor
Harding, Scott Nelson and
Richard York,

Boys (March-July): Robert
Penner, Richard Crowe’ and
Darcy Huscroft.

Boys (Aug.-Dec.): Ian Far-
rel, Scott. Gray and Kevin
Killough.
Crab

Walk
Girls (Jan.-April):' Patti
Perkinson, Sherri Popoff and
Michelle Skzica.

Girls (May-Dec.):. Sheri-
Lyn Makeiv, Judi Closkey and
Michelle Wilson, and Jennifer
Mair,

Boys (Jan.Mar.): Taylor
Harding, Paul Orton and Scott
Nelson.
~ _ Boys (March-July): Rich-
ard Crowe, Robert Penner and
Darcy Huseroft.

Boys (Aug.-Dec.): Kevin
Killough, Tan Farrell and Scott
Gray and Glenn Magee:

* there on the beach 6 or beside the
poo), the next instant they've
chased a ball into the water—
and you've hardly had time to
blink.

“Ata campsite, “you child
may. wander around a clump of
brush and be right out of sight.
Is he close by—or lost?” .

Beaches are deceptive, she
adds. There are plenty’ of
people ‘about ‘and’ even: life-

guards,’ but you can't be sure - ~ Ski

they are’ alert to your child's

Shori:, Ford.”

| Marble and Spoon

Girls (Jan.-April: Sherri
Popoff, Allison Zanet and Lana
- Bush,

Girls (May-Dec.): Michelle
Wilson, Judi Closkey and Leah

"Boys: (Jan,-March); Taylor
Harding and Scott Nelson, Paul
Orton and Elmer Guindon.

Boys (March-July): Robert
Penner, Darcy Huscroft and
Richard York.

Boya (Aug.-Dec.): Glenn

Magee, Lowell Harder and
Kevin Killough,
Pre-Kindergarten
Cheryl Killough, David
+ Closkey and Scott Scallon,
Wheelbarrow Race

Girls (Jan.-April): Patti
Perkinson, Michelle Skzica and
Lana Bush.

Girls (May-Dec.): Sarah
Scalton, Jennifer Mair and
Michelle Wilson.

Boys (Jan.-March): ‘John
Bird and Taylor Harding, Paul °
Orton and Ian Young.

Boys (Mareh July): Ryan

Atkinson, Phillip. Wiebe and 4

Richard Crowe.

Boys (Aug.-Dee.); Lowell”,
Harder, Chris. Bowen ‘and
Kevin ‘Killough, B

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Wiener for Grades 1 and 2

were as follows in order of first,
ibe and: third: |

oe Gnas 1 Girls: Maya Kal-
4 ‘akon, Laura’ Goetting and
‘ami Humphrey.
Grade 1 Boys (Group one):
Craig Charlton, Steven Duck-

Deanna Neumann ‘and Donna
Wolff. i
Grade 2 Boys: Brent
Makeiv, Bryan Wilson. and
Colin Carew.

Parents’ Race (Peanut and

Spoon) :

Mrs. Boolinoff and Mrs.
Nichols; Mrs. Humphrey and
Mrs. Birch; Mrs. Green and
Mrs. Orr,

Preschoolers’ Race ~~~

Suzanne Orr, Adriennd~,

Wilson and David Green.

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 28, 1977

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Grade (2° Boys: “Colin

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whereabouts,

“Even: at’ the
poo}, in the time it takes you to ,
rub on suntan oil or find your
sunglasses, : ‘a ‘child may have
slipped into’ mio ac under the water;..
too. aaa

PDrownings 0 of chil are

often silent,- Miss hellg é

“and the sixth sense.th
: parents to the:fact

" safety program, Red Cross does
its’ best. to’ protect “everyon
engaged in water activities, but
its up to all of us to “keep
eye on the kids.” =

Lumberjack.
Keith Elledge:
Player of Week

Kootenay International
Senior Baseball League. is
pleased to announce that the
“Player of the Week” for May.
9-15 is Keith Elledge of the Col
ville Valley Lumberjacks.

. Keith - Elledge's © produc-
tian:

—batted 600 (3 for 6) in
= weekend: doubleheader ~ split ':
‘swith (New Denver-Silverton |
“Twins,

* drove home the winning
run in his, team’s 3-2 opening
2.game victory.

‘preserved the victory—
from his ‘centre field ‘position

=" gtymied'a New: Denver. threat_.

iB. .’by throwing out'a base runne:

“and then’ in the
last’ inning “threw “out | the”
Spetential tying run at home

: te coap ite Colville’ second
game toss, Keith collected two

” hase hits, one rbi and scored

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