CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 6, 1978

Berg Takes ‘A’ Event Title at Sunf

The Mixed Curling season
:was brought to a close on the
;weekend when 92 rinks com-
speted in the annual Mixed
Sunflower Bonspiel -in Castle-
gar.

Winner of the “A” event
was the Corky Berg rink of
Castlegar, while winning the
“B” event was the Arnie
Akselson rink of Castlegar. The
Feeney rink of Rossland and
Castlegar won the “C” event,

Several door prizes do-
nated by Sam's Nursery, Mit-
chell Supply, Central Food, and
Dave's Dixie Lee added to the
fun of the curlers.

A special presentation was
made to Lloyd Ish for his work
in organizing the draw and
working for the bonspiel com-
mittee.

A dinner and dance were
included in the curler's week-
end,

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32 Rinks Compete in Mixed Curling Event

Curling results were as
follows:

. “A” Event: first, Berg;
second, Horning; third, Perehu-
doff; and fourth, Spagis,

“B” Event: first, Akselson;
second, Huitima; third, Mac-

-Kinnon; and fourth, Jenkins...

“C" Event: first, Feeney; j
second, Dewis; third, Zentner; -

and fourth, Jordon.

lower Bonspiel

» Castlegar
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‘A'' EVENT winners In the annual Mixed’ Sunflower Bonsplef are, left to sight, lead DI
cArthur, second Denny McArthur, skip Corky Berg and third June Berg.

Land Bought

“BY EVENT winners during the 32-rink competition are, standing, left to right, skip Arnie
euelsen and second Roy Percival. Kneeling, ‘left to right, lead Judy Wayling and third
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: To Mitigate
: Wildlife Loss

‘The provincial government

will buy 1,286 acres of pri-
vately-owned land in the Pend
d Oreille River valley near Trail
to replace wildlife habitat lost
by a British Columbia Hydro
dam project.

Conservation Minister

Sam Bawlf said the property
contains valuable deer winter
range rated class one and two'
by the Canada Land Inventory.
surveys. i
:  Bawlf said a co-ordinated
resource management plan and
a wildlife management plan
have been prepared for the
whole river valley by the fish
and wildlife branch in co-
operation with other govern-
ment agencies, forest com-
panies, local land owners and
conservation groups.
 . Construction of the $500
million power project, sched-
uled to begin operations in
“3980, began in 1978. The reser.
voir formed by the dam will
flood 500 acres near the point
where Church Creek enters the
Pend d'Oreille River, 19 kilo-
metres south of Trail.

Organizing a change in the
structure of the national eques-
trian sport has been no easy
task reports George Bloor of
Trail Horsemen's Society, but
finally the amalgamation of the
Canadian Horse Shows Asso-
ciation with the Canadian
Horse Council has taken place.

Now it is time to look at
the provincial structure that
will dovetail into the national
body, the new Canadian Eques-
trian Federation.

The C.E.F. is urging the
provinces’ to set up a demo-
cratically-elected association to
represent the interests of all

Steed Sirin
would like to announce their Chal
Annual General Meeting
© Monday, April 10, 7:30 p.m. ~
© Kinnaird Elementary School
Registration
© Saturday, April 29

Between the hours of 10 a.m. to 12 noon
and 2 to 4 p.m., New Arena Complex.

New swimmers must bring copy of Birth

horsemen, — horse’ owners,
breeders and anyone else with
a legitimate equestrian con-
cern.

This proposed provincial
body is to have a framework of

Let us show you how inex-

-Slocan Valley Recreation .

The boys in the First
Bonnington South Slocan
Scouting N have been

The beer bottles have been
refunded but the pop bottles

keeping fairly busy lately. Boys
and parents enjoyed a toboggan
and skiing party on Morning
Mountain in Blewett.

‘The next évening'was' the'
Annual Parent-Son_ Banquet,-
held to celebrate Lord Baden
Powell's birthday. A buffet
supper was given by the
parents and the Group Com-
mittee, Mrs. Nan Hendrie was
presented with a serving tray
as a thank-you for her services
as chairwoman of the Group
Ci i C i

broad regional
across the province, and to

and best wishes are extended
to the new chairlady, Mrs. Tina

have p
support and approval.

Much preliminary work *

has been-done to put together a
tentative constitution, and a
meeting is to be held in Kam-
loops on Saturday to put the
final touches to the draft and
push it forward to government
at the earliest opportunity.

Time is short if either
provincial or federal govern-
ment support in 1978 is to be
gained—be it promotional, edu-
cational or financial; so every-
one with equestrian interests is
urged either to attend in person
or to ensure representation at
the Kamloops meeting to be
held at the Sandman Inn on
Saturday morning.

The contact person for
further information is George
Bloor in Trail. The urgent need
to get the new B.C. Equestrian

Cuddeford.

At the campfire which
followed, the Cubs, Scouts,
Beavers and Veniurers, under
the leadership of Scoutmaster
Peter Wood, sang songs and
Presented numerous funny
skits, Everyone enjoyed the
evening. : i

* #

On March 4 a family bingo
and white elephant sale was
held at Plant No. 3, All pro-
ceeds went to the First Bon-
nington South Slocan Move-
ment. On April 1 a dace and
supper was held. Don Hallis
supplied the musie and every-
one had a good time.

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The graduating students of
Mt. Sentinel Secondary School
have been working hard to
make money for their gradua-

before the grads
had a chance to refund them.
.This mystery must be solved.
Please phone 359-7219, Thank

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