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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 23, 1974

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In Gymkhana at. Nelson

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dents of Stanley
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peat School
LVL Vv.

‘ Rogers Gym bana, held at

‘Trafalgar);Junior-Secondary

School in Nelson. They are Rob

Nutter, Sorigfer Maitland and
Bev. Chisai

*L Rob. Nutter, astride his

are Shakra, got 91

Aggregate Trophy for horse

‘vand rider with highest points of
the day.)

First, in, Barrel Racing,
Stake Quadrangle, Stake Race,
Keyhole Race, Ride and Lead
and Bareback Wrestling; Sec-
ond in Overnight Race; Third in

Pole Bending and Tire Race and

Sixth in Saddle Up. ~ >
Teamed: with Jennifer

+ Maitland,;Rob and Jennifer

3°. won Ride and ‘Tie and came

CASTLEGAR NEWS le

* Camp for ti

1974 will again see ‘continu-

Recreation News -

Second: in the Three Le

ged.
Sack Race. Along with Bev
‘:Chisan, the team came Third in

the Water Race.

Bev Chisan, Riding Sahara,
won First in Tire Race, Third in
Ride and'Lead, Fourth in Pole

Bending and Stake Quadrangle. *
Jennifer Maitland rode two

horses, Stretch and Codey.
On Stretch she, won Third

“in Overnight Race,: Fourth in

Tire Race and Sixth in.Stake
Quadrangle Keyhole. On Co-

| dey, wins were Fifth in Stake

Quadrangle and she used Codey
in Three Legged Sack Race and

~ the Water Race.” - }
Final results for the gym-

khana’ was L..V. Rogers with

$802 points, Castlegar, with 180

points and ‘Trafalgar with 94
points,

From the Director's Desk

: By Jack Alout ,
2 Regional Recreation Com-

<mission'No. 1 ‘Tee and Sandlot

Softball ‘League is well under-
‘way. We haye started playing
games against each other and

the little girls are really enjoy

ing themselves.
Since most areas of our’
fegion pliaye: a team’ it is

Penticton. July, 18 and 14;
Castlegar July 20 and 21;

Golden July 27 and 28; Regional,

‘Aug. 8 and‘4 and ‘Provincial
Aug. 16 to 18) ‘

» Reg io is

your shoe repair problems.

phere, ani

“4 Go.to the large 631'on' 3rd ‘Ave,
. for courteous home-like almos

We

‘ | Castlegar Savings c

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Building, located at 241: Coli

By “Avenue; Castlegar.

of

Please direct Inquiries t to

Manager, Castlegar Saving
Crédit Union, 605.+'2nd Sot

Sestleaay ¢ 365-7232

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|

3 Schools Compete i in Annual Primary Track Meet

‘ozol\Lagt Friday the pupils of
41.Paa8, Creek, Ootischenia and
MR obson ‘schools gathered ‘at
Robson for their Annual: Pri-
mary Track Mest, Results are
as follows'in order of first,
second and third:
Marble and Spoon Race °
8 yr. gitle-Ellen Btrelactt,
Satdh vBankert and Tracey

boys—Ricky Barker,

to Ge ‘Bucknell and: Shawn

vileg.
mei valls—Karen Har-

heninj-Lat

9 yr. boys—Rudi Quaed-
vileg, Eddie Pereversoff, and
Kirk Doucette and Larry Evdo-
kimoff tied,

Jump 5
6 yr. girls—Ellen Strelaeff,

. Lena Markin and Anita Brigge-

man.
6 yr. boys—Bobby Kani-

~ gan, Curtis. Verigin and Ricky

Barker.
7 yr. girls—Alana Jolly,
Lee Syrja and Esther. Moxley.
7_yr. boys—Randy Popoff,
Larry Bartsoff' and Danny
’ “4 r 2

and

Debbie Sherstobitaft and Cindy
Stryletski tied.

7 yr. boys—Lioyd/Ten,

desqn pee Huston and‘

RANE 9; igrlShers) Plotni-
uf ro *Cheveldave and La-
verne Hoodicoff.
GOI bore Wage Postni-
koff, Barry Plotnik

‘ko!
‘Makelff and ‘Oscar Miles tied.

yr, gir iy Kinakin,
Shauna Zoobkoft and Valitle
Voykin.'*

coff, and Cyril »

‘8 yr. girls—Karen Evin,
Janet Argatoff and Tammi
Simpson. ‘

8 yr. boys—Rene Bou-
chard, Wayne) Postnikoff and
Stephan Samoyloff and Steven
Kanigan tied.

9 yr. girls—Laurie Voykin,
Marlyn Zaytsoff and Geri Wol-

ner.
yr. boy: s—Mark Stafford,
Jody. Hackman and Lue Osma-

schenko. <1;

Loli

eee Lata Markin,
House Sennen and Kristy
Stroes.

6 yr. boys—Shawn Quaed.
vlieg, ‘Timmy Salisbury and
Danny Mix,

Tyr. girls—Esther Moxley,
se Swetlishoff and Alana

ly.
rv. boyg—Jason Fraser,
poe Bankert, Steele Jones.
8 yr. girls—Nita Salekin,
‘ Christine Hadikin' and Stepha-
nie Rilkoff.

* S'yr. boys—Gerry Gleboff,
Steven Popoff and Rene Bou-
Lee

girls—Laurie Voykin,
f Pile Genero and Cindy. Kina-

mo yr. boys—Curtis Sher-
stobitoff, Kirk Doucette and
jody Hackman.
Dash
Gyr. boys—Sarah Bankert,
Anita’ Briggeman and Ellen
Strelaeff.
6 yr. boys—Bobby Kani-
gan,’Stan’ Hadikin and Peter
Kazakoff. .’

Track: Mee! Resulls Welcomed

programs and season tickets at
the Bob Brandson Memorial

Pool aré now. being accepted at

port: the ’
teams from ne area to ‘another

” for the games. Any parent, who
wishes to help ‘with the trans-

portation please call the Recre-

‘ation Office or leave your. name:

‘with your daughter's coach.
‘The success of this league
pends. entirely on Rae
“ eiisere

‘Auansute 4

‘ itlegs
‘Speed: Swim’ Club: will be
holding a Swim.a-thon June 15.
Pledges cards goon sale on June

One of the - greatest out-

© door spectacles ‘in: British: Co-

course while, playing. inva

“and Sept. 30 during 1974.

This announcement was
made recently by Frank Wade,
executive director for the B. ce

7 Lions Society for. g ppled

ON IINITE

<2

Last. year’s ‘program saw
“280 children assisted to. sum--
mer camp in'B.C. and a total of”
514 in Western Canada, as a
result of a similar number of

oles-i n-one being honored.
is an increase of 71
one over last year.

ch year” continued Mr. jy

Wade, “more people are beco!

ing aware of the Molson hole-in-
‘one award; and each year the
‘total in B.C. and ‘Western

by ‘the B,

rules as last year,” said’.Mr.

Wade. “The golfer’ must score,

is or her hole-in-one on‘an
affiliated B.C. Golf Association

Want to Sel

8 cylinder cars

Friendly Frank Says...
THE SPRING TUNE-UP

SPECIAL

Ends May 30th

MAKE YOUR APPOINTMENT NOW!
4 and 6 cylinder. cars

Canada i lyst

“The previous 's
will continue/to use the same?’ e: previo year’

B.C. was 153,” he added.:“With*
the coming of summer, I know ,
‘the Molson people share ,ou

‘hopes that we will have another

record-breaking year for holes-
in-one scored.”

The B.C. Lions Society for.

Crippled Children: has‘ four.
camps ‘in operation. These
camps are. Camp. Winfield,
Camp Chehalis, Lake Cowichan
Camp. and Holiday House. °

$19.95
, $24.95

lumbia, Canada’s annual na-
tional airshow. at Abbotsford,
will be held this year August § 9,
10,and 11.

Founded in 1962, and pre:
duced anew’ each year almost »
entirely by:volunteer labor, the”
Abbotsford ‘International. was
ee recoghived ‘by. Ottawa

ur
“also Canada’s only’ aviation
aerospace industry show.
Premier Dave “Barrett
* tentatively scheduled ‘to:
the 1974 show at 1 p.

* August’ 9.

E again the. show.
ture top performers in inte!
national. military’ and civil. av
ation and,’ if certain plans
mature, there could be some
real surprises this’ year.
Inany case, there'll be the .7
Snowbirds of the Cana.
med Forces, plus, tHe
Sky Hat parajump team Art
Seboll, Bill, Cowan ‘and Don
in in their twin’ Pitts
3iJqe Hughes ‘wit!

wing of his Stearman biplane
Howie Keefe wit
:,Paul Bennett the: Boeing
Sabrejet ‘chase ‘aircraft, “te
name just a few. For there will

eee

Personal Care ~ Vo

The quickest way to thaw
cout a;Yukon Husky's" paw was
“for a man to put the dog’s paw
in his mouth, and’ when it-was

‘warm, to dry it off carefully ae
+ with his shirt.

~ Abbotsford irshow

be many. “more, * plus -jetliners

and military transports to. walk.

through ‘on. the ground. And
1974 is expected to be'a vintage
year for helicopters at Abbots-
fo!

The: irshow is planned -

each year.as a.family affair.

th his P-51; and.~"

LT th

is the club's
Ey ‘fund raising event of the:
season and is: open .to all
interested swimmers.)

Pledge books will be avail-
able from Lorry Harnadek: at
the swimming pool. Mel McMul-,
ten is in charge of the Swit
thon.

Todate the following swim ,
meet dates have’ been ‘con:
firmed—Trail. Jul id

SPORTS EVENTS

SOFTBALL

BEAVER-VALU
Fruitvale Gall Park. Ft. one
Fruitvale Ball Park 18. Thompson Box

lo 367+

HORSE ,SHOWS, RODEOS

Gymkhana:

CRANBROOK
ea $C. Grainger. Port Steele 426-5772

hana Kokange Karnival of, Sports May 26 Craw.

Bi
ford Bay Park k (Calgan) aM Ballerd Box.39,: 227-!
‘ CRAWFORD
A. Ballard Bon a

GOLDEN :. Golden oH Hore Club ‘Spring Gymkhana say? 26, 8. am.

SF Horae play, Day Kokanes ‘carnal of Sports May 25

Gymkhana Grounds tC. x 1487:

“LOGGER” SPORTS.

CRAWFORD: BAY © Kokano v2
Sam Crawiord Bay Community Pak Tidak.

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1D BAY Tree Planting Men & Ladies Kokanee Kail ot
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SOCCER

Pian to participate:i in the Brit
this coming week. You, your

KIMBERLEY Ladies B.C. car hampionin pS pee) 25, 28, 2 ‘hoon *
(alberta, Washington) 47. Vogelaer 4

12 Chapman

the ion Office. Registra-
tions for the’ junior ‘and senior

“canoe camp programs are also

heing accepted. Canoe Camp
starts.on July .2: this: season.
‘The commission: has’ additional

“staff to conduct the program.

‘This will insure a higher degree
of safety 2 and progress.

-which: will {be a, day--camp

Baaver Valley May'Oays Mans Softball Ma
"aoe 128 iy oan 367-7486

Valley May Days | Ladies Soliball May
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40am Stahis Rodeo Grounds (Idaho,

1s May 25, 10. am May 28,
Wasningion) 48. ‘Strom Box 58

his year we will be
offering. three different pro-
grams, On.our playgrounds ©.
there. will be the pre-school
program, the ‘regular play-"
ground program for 6 to 9 year
olds and an additional program

program’ which ‘ will: primarily
be held at Pass Creek Park,

- Complete: details of all.
these «programs: will be publi-
cized during the last. week of
«May, and early, June.
worl iri

are welcome
cH)

PART. ICIPATION

1s A BEAUTIFUL FUN. IDEA

COMMUNI TY FESTIVALS

Lmajor. attractions, parades and pageant ry.

ish Columbia Festival of Sports
family and. friends can take an active

tenon tGwen ree

Each year, "a growing number of communities. are featurin
Festival of Sports programmes that have a broad base of ‘par:
‘ticipation’ In ‘sports: and cultural activities combined with

me Alors tax be typed or: writen el
‘or’ write ‘on every other line. (The .

=o Guide Lines Laid Down

ns Please use

spacing on typewriter. or:
far aa used on the actual day of te sporis event are ually not

® Ploage double chock ppelling of all nashes. Use first and last
Sasatand print ‘(don't write): names that are difficult to spell.

{- © Lists must be’
(Friday prior to the next week's paper.

‘provided the Castlegar, News by 12 noon the
.' (Lists received after

Tyr. girls—Karen Har-

shenin, Esther Moxley and-

Nadine Swetlishoff.
<1 yr. boys—David Zurek,
Lary, Bartsoff and Allan Jmay-
of
8 yr. boys—Rene Bou-
chard, Stephan Samoyloff; and
, George Evans, George’ K
ea in snd Robert ‘Speers tied.
y yrz girls—Laurie Voykin,
Mate wr ayteott and Shauna
iol

‘yr..boys—John Belisle,
Larry, 5 Perl and Rudi Quaed-
viieg ef and Jody Hackman tied.
Bras ee!

: girls—Lena Markin,,
Lee Briggeman and Karen
wiilion,

yr. boys—Douglas Pere-

CASTLEGAR NEWS

SPORTS

‘Argatoff, and Karena Deikoff “

and Lisa Hoolaeff.
8 yr. boys—Stephen Sa-
moyloff and Steven Popoff;
- Derrick Nichol and ‘Oscar
Miles; and Doug .Vandergaag

and Russell Penny. '

9 yr. girls—Geri'Wolner
and Pixie; Genero; Shauna
Zoobkoff and Karen Evin; and
Teresa Markin “and ‘Laurie
Voykin.

9 yr. boys—Bobby Makeiff
and Curtis Sherstobitoff;: Kirk
‘Doucette and Ernie Verigin;
and John Belisle and Rudi
Quaedvlieg.

Kindergarten and PreSthoa
Races

| Girls—Melanie : Berquist,
Suzette Bouchard and Wendy
Borate:

+ Boys—Dennis ‘Soltys, deff
“ Sehuepters ‘and Warren Golds-
bury, and: Ken Kinakia tied.

Girls—Laura Beningor, Pa-

Boys—Dennis Suita’ Dan-
ny Paul and Warren Goldsbury.
Wheelbarrow. Race

Girls—Karen ‘Zimmerman
and Mrs. Shirley. Zimmerma:

Terry Simpson and bt Teabel :

Simpson; and-no:

over and diving under obsta-

cles, Ootischenia emerged the .

victor over Pass Creek, the

Grade 2 “B" 's triumphed over

the Grade22-"A" 's;-and the

Grade.3 ‘result saw the “B" 's
ut over the “A” ‘s,”

Many” ‘Shanks-to all the

:. parents’who helped with races
of

and: with the

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 23, 1974

WESTKO: ‘CONCRETE
os CONCRETE CONTRACTORS
FLOORS — DRIVEWAYS — RETAINING WAUS
Experienced in Colours and Hardners
PHONE 365-5886

Ralph Bird, Manager

winners for this yoar—they
certainly did their part to make
the track : meet a success.”

A new: and. exciting: bigh-

; light of the ‘day ;was. the

“Garbage Gobbler ‘contest. The
judges: were: hard ‘pressed to

pick: the; best’ garbage. can -

‘designed by the Primary. stu-
dents of the three schools, They
Sreally came in. handy,. too, in
“helping ‘to’ keep’ our, grounds
clean; and added‘a touch of
color to'the school,

BILL'S CAFE

Bay ons Trail

CHINESE

he

Goldsbury and Mr, Fred Golds:
bury; and Ricky, Esovoloff and

Mr. Fred Esovoloff.;

Despite the cold day, and %
warmed by hot dogs and coffee :'

provided by ‘the’ Resker, Hall
Committee (and some hardy
tots,were seen eating ice cream

cones}), the children finished _

the day, with. the most ‘im-,

portant’event of the day—the «
Obstacle Racel: ‘atten much‘;

running,

West Kootenay
“Animal ‘Clinic
Summer Hours ”
Tuesday and Thursday
10:30 a.m. to 12:30 noon

‘Effective May 21
320,

- Take-Out Service
“For the Very Best in Chinese Food”
Tey ovr weekend combination special
CHOW MEIN SWEET & SOUR
DEEP FRIED PRAWNS

PHONE 368-6911

opping

soon: Curtis Verigin and
Jimmy” Salisbury.

Yr. girls-Nadine Swetll-
shoff, ‘Tavern: Soukoroff and
Karen Harshenin,

time vibe delayed a week as typesetting on Mondays, Tuesdays ~
‘and more current Hews.)

se Hf pictures have been taken, W ‘We would be pleased to develop
& your roll of film and use some of the photos. Again, pre suse, have,
‘this by 12 noon on’ Fridays.

Castes Savings

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 @ For farths
(mews editor at 365-3517.

er, intrmation,plase contact: Mrs. Lois Hughes,’

web Dyr boys—Randy Popoth
” Jason Fraser and Larry Bart-

SaeweThe. Nelson office (of the
“Fish and Wildlife Branch want
he attention of the

Keotenays the B.C. Angling
_iregulation ‘changes which are
now. in ‘effect...

3) iced
‘day. per angler,'witl
limit: in possession,‘
down from’ ten and’$0.
Special limits are:in effect
on Premier!and: “Whiteswan

rod, ten in®

west | ‘Arm of Kootens\

ke:
*{Proctor. to Cora Lyan Datel

soft.
+ JanetArgatoff, and ;Sharen:

"i Poadnikotf and Christine Hadi-

possession. Spearfishin ban-

ned: for..Ling’ throuptiout. the

Columbia River drainage. This

drainage includes all the Koote-

nay, lake and river system plus

any water that ceventually.
ta. bia.

tions. The. west’ Arm of Koote-
nay Lake is cased 8

Ue 20. This 3 to protect

inhabit the

and the. lower Dunean River to
‘all ‘angling. e

UNBELIEVABLE

‘Beautiful’ New
ie x 64 Mobile’ ‘Home

8 yr. boys—Russell: Penny
Marcel Profeit and Barry Ci

‘i fr ise Wolner,

* Marlyn Zaytsoff "and Teresa
Harkin’

9 yr. boys—Jody Hackman,

Sam ‘Jones and Mark Stafford.

‘Race

girls—Sarah Bankert,
in and | Trace;

“Argatoff.
yr. boys Stephan ‘Sa-
George Koochin’ can

Ol yr. girls—Anita Brigge-
Soman ‘and Lena Markin; Brenda
‘Noella Tarasoff;

8 yr. girls—Karen Evin, -

nd Tracey. Wali ‘and: Karen
sor 3

yr. boys—Ricky. ‘Barker

id Shawn Quaedvlieg; Stan: ’

- Hadikin' and: Curtis Verigin;.
said Bobby. Kanigan’ and Peter
> Kazakol

eT: yre girl
“shenin ‘and Alana Jolly; Colleen
»*Graham and Sherry Harshenin
tied ‘with Esther” Moxley and_
< Nadine Swetlishoff; and Cin-

Karen: Har- ‘

dy Stryletski and:Lynn- -Ann

Olsonberg.
ST yr. Soys—Dennis Hadikin
and Danny. Pereverzoff; S
«ven ‘Taylor and Andrew Zibin;
+:vand: Peter. Stroes and’ Jimmy -*
Huston %
8 yr: gitls—Christine’ Ha-
dikin and Sheryl Plotnikoff,

7 Audrey Kazakoff and Janet

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