Page 8A The Castlegar Sun Wednesday, June 10, 1992 Winlaw Park gets the Brush up - Submitted In the past three weeks, Winlaw Regional Park has undergone some dramatic changes. Thanks to the ener- gy of the community, a large 2. In total, over 30 valley resi- dents and an equal number of children have come out and done their part to make the park more inviting for every- one. “I'm really impressed with portion of the tip of the park has seen all the underbrush removed down to the shoreline. Two separate brushing par- ties have taken place, one on May 23 and another on June D& € @ Oqgletets Big or small. we cater to all 365-8369 — CRAIG LAWRENCE Recreation Coordinator 1991 GMC what's taking place here,” says Craig Lawrence, Recre- ation Coordinator for the Slo- can Valley. “This task was the first one identified by the new Winlaw Regional Park Board and now they have shown that they are more than just talk.” The Board was created in late April at the insistence of Lawrence, who feels the only way to make a community park function is to have the community participate in it. Lawrence also would like to thank all those who came out and worked up a sweat for the park. Special thanks to Bob Cutler, who brought in his tractor to help pile brush and scrape the roots out from under the areas brushed. Lawrence say the public is welcome to come out and see what they're doing and enjoy the park. 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On Saturday, June 13 in Richmond the WKP team will be up against eight other regional winners from across BC. Team members Matt Hack- well, Wayne Swann, Susan Dyer, Joe Wyatt and coach Diana Fer- guson earned their place at the 35th annual provincial event after winning the regional competition held May 30 in Nelson. “Some of the teams have com- peted at the provincial level before so it'll be a real experience for us,” Dyer said. “We'll be up against the best of the Best but we'll definitely be contenders.” The competition will test teams in three scenerios: a multi- ple-person industrial accident where team members work together to treat the victims; the second will require each team member to visually assess and diagnose a victim’s injuries; and the third will involve transporting victims on a stretcher. “They'll be presented with a dramatic simulated workplace accident and will be testing on how well and how quickly they assess the situation and apply the rules of first aid,” said Richard Courtney, First Aid manager at WCB. “They have no advance warning about what kind of acci- dent situation they'll see at the championship.” Since the regionals, the team's Practice sessions have been inten- sified. The Fruityale Ambulance crew set up two accidents scener- ios bases on previous competi- tions and Coach Ferguson has been drilling the team on techni- cal information and other hands- on tests. The winner of the provincials will be invited to compete in the World First Aid Championship to be held in Eng- land this fall. Have news” All of our used units have the olumbia A ‘balance of manufact - . warranties or ws aligitte ie 365-215: 155 } Collect extended warranty plans. TRAIL, FRUITVALE, ROSSLAND Interest rates are back to all time lows. Check out our low cost financing programst CUSTOMERS CALL 364-0213 \apnemawenesesnnsnnce sss nannnceemearcanncess race (04) 365-7616 Res 365-3253 cod Castlegar Junior Champ Marty Carew shows his stuff at the Sunflower Open last weekend. SUN STAFF PHOTO / Brendan Halper Some intense action curing the Sa orday: game between n Buaborry Creek Hysteriocal SUN STAFF PHOTO / Brendan Halper Former local wins the Sunflower Randy Kirby of Richmond, who grew up in Castlegar, won the Sunflower Open this past weekend with a one-over-par 145, beating Brian Debiasio of Nelson by one stroke Kirby shot a three-under-par 69 on Sunday at the Castlegar and District golf course to break away from the pack. There had been a five-way tie for the lead after Saturday's round Bill Taylor of Kelowna fin- ished third, while Reg Clarkson from Balfour took the fourth spot The top local linkster was Castlegar course pro Steve John- ston, who shot a 74 and a 78 to finish in fifth place Tourney chairman Brian Tur- lock said that Castlegar Junior Champ Marty Carew had an excellent performance in his first big adult tournament "He kept his composure, and he concentrated on playing golf,” said Turlock. Carew, 14, beat out many older players in the junior tour- ney a few weeks ago to clinch the berth in the Sunflower. Castlegar slo-pitch tourney win was ‘all in the family’ JASON KEENAN Sun Sports For the Williams Moving slo- pitch team, victory was sweet this past weekend at the annual Castlegar Slo-pitch league June tournament They beat the Amigos 16-13 in a closely fought game to win the tourney. The turning point came in the top of the last inning, and Williams was up by one. With runners on first and third, Pakula hit both runners in, and almost made it home himself. “After that they couldn't come back.” “We've been trying for years to beat them for years," said Linus Pakula, coach and captain of Williams Moving. The Two teams have been meeting in the finals for the past few years, and this year was one of the first times that Williams wasn't ham- pered by a lot of serious injuries. “Last year, everyone was hurt,” he added. The victory came right after a 18-9 loss to the Amigos in the final game of regular tournament play. Pakula said that claims that his ‘We finnaly did it’ — LINUS PAKULA Williams Moving captain team only won because the Ami- gos were tired are completely untrue. “We beat them in the right off the bat [in the third game of the tournament], Pakula added. And the tourney, like the regu- lar season, is a real family affair for the team, which has been Playing together for the past few years. “Everybody just played = and a played well together,” “ne oldest brother on the team, Pakula is supported by his par- ents Jeanette and Robert (Robert was the oldest player in this weekends tourney), his sister Shelley Stoushnow, and siblings Mike, Bruce and Lori Pakula. The remaining members of the team are Maryanne, Stuart, and Michelle Ady, Randy Martin, Rick Rogerson, Roxy Wright, Perry Hyson, and Mike Mollour. Pakula said that the fan support for his team was phenomenal, and played a large part in the vic- tory. Tom Campbell, who organized the tourney, deserves a big bou- quet for a job well done. Without Tom, slo-pitch just wouldn't be the ¥ The Castlegar and District Aquatic is really in the swim of things. They just received their second award in the past month. Pat Metge, Director of Recreation for the recre- ation department is holding the first Bill Woycik Memorial Outstanding Facility Award, which is given to a facility that has unique design features, sound operating policies, and a variety in programs. The award is given out by the Recreation Facilities Associ- ation of B.C, and is the highest award given out to recreation centres: some of the staff who helped to make the award possible, left to right: back- Denise Evans, Jodi Young, and Verona Walker, Recreation Coordinator. Front- Debbie Chernenkoif, Pat Metge, and Recreation Coordinator Susan Campbell. SUN STAFF PHOTO / Jason Keenan The Sun Standings File .........., SLO-PITCH Williams Moving Avenue EHS Dexter's Pub Lion's Head Dining Castlegar Import Centre Safeway Pushovers Smokey Bears Kootenay Comfort Ins! Purnell Dist. Performance Auto Body Orlondo Vech's CIBC Classics RCMP Dominion Bridge Robson Fire Athletic Supporters Western Industrial Latecomers The Experience Banjo's Pub Brewskies Bullets CCC Commonwealth Bad Company Oot's Fire Mugs and Jugs Oots? Kokanee Kids Competve League T-Birds Woodland Park Shell Castle Realty Clarke Trucking Glacier Dairy Amigos Blueberry Cr. Hysterical Big-O Tires NRS DODDONNOOUNABDNYUN=“HWEAUNNN=4 OH 43443 NNHHWWUNUNHANDODO 300 =00+=0+=+=00000-0000--08 SLOCAN VALLEY MEN'S FASTBALL TEAM Inland Alcare Kalesnikoff Lumber Slocan Braves Valley Brewers Bill's Heavy Duty L fo) 4 6 9 Top Ten Batters: min 23 at bat NAME R. Drazdoff D. Sullivan K. Dewar R. Koch V. Boisvert D. Pereversoff A. Porco W. Kuzyk Makortoff Tarasoff Pitcher Profiles He alisheff V. Quaroni R. Anthony H. Linen H_ Rezansoff R. Drazdoff P. Tarasoff oo” oo® NPONED =4-N0+-052 NON Please call game results in to your league rep Sunday night so standings are up to the minute. CASTLEGAR LITTLE LEAGUE MINOR: Kat's & Johnny's- 15 vs winning pitcher- Andy Angrignon Local 480-9 Angrignon shut out the opposition in the first inning Kat's & Johnny's - 16 vs winning pitcher- Billy Trubetskotf Shell - 15 Trubetskoff had a great third and fourth, pitching 4-up 3-down and 3-up 3-down. MAJOR: Royal Canadian Legion- 20VS winning pitcher- Brian McCormic Royal Canadian Legion- 29VS winning pitcher- David Wong Canada Safeway - 19 vs Castlegar News - 5 Arrow Lakes A.C. - 4 Arrow Lakes A.C. - winning pitchers- Ryan Byers & Jason Quiding BABE RUTH: Tralli-13 vs winning pitcher- Matt Mason Morrison Paint. & Insi. - 12 Note to Coaches: Get reports to league organizer by Sunday night, or fax them direct to the Castlegar Sun Sports at 365-7762 by noon Monday. Plese ensure you circle your league, and that you note any outstanding plays in the comments section CASTLEGAR FASTBALL LEAGUE TEAM Nelson A's (NA) Castlegar Merchants (CM) Valley Royals (VR) Banjo's (BJ) Labbatts (LB)