B2 : CASTLEGAR NEWS, July 21,.1982

B.C. Summer Games to be
held in Vernon August 25-29,
To qualify these swimmers
swam in the Kootenay Re-
glonals but did not: swim in
the "B.C, Provincials in New
*\ Westminster last August. The
age group is between'l3 years
by April 30 but not yet! 16 by
April 30. °°
Each swimmer can swim up
to five events ‘from: 50,100

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jar Aquanauts swim team m

tle:
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4 and 200 ‘meter freestyle, 100

meter backstroke, “100' meter

breaststroke, 50 meter butter-

fly ‘and :100° and 200 \meter.
individual medleys ‘as ‘well as
participate -in’ the: free and
medley rela

There were:

Vv
' Warfield Stingrays,

‘son Neptunes and one Green-
wood swimmer. who’ also will

‘attend the. B.C,

Games.: Mrs, Trician Raskew
from Trail.’ will

while Don: Sigalet

son will coach these Kootenay
es

LANDovER, Ma. (AP)
— Abe Pollin, who has loat
more than $20 million’ on

Tuesday. the future of the
National: Hockey League

franchise willbe decided

within 30 days:’

Making what he called a
last-ditch effort to keep the
team in Washington, the
‘team president outlined
four conditions that must
be met within a month.

Pollin,
inquiries about selling the
team or merging with
another franchise, called a
news. conference te intro-
duce four prospective in-
vestors. For them to come

up with the much-needed_
P financial ,“bac
h said, four canditi
be met. «

A total of 7,600 season
tickets must be sold, or,
about 80 per cent more
than the 4,200 sold last

year.
Enough individual tick.
ets must ibe sold to ensure

Washington Capitals, said-

who. has- had.

sellouts for the team's first _

Futu re of NHL.
team: uncertain —

A 10 scheduled ; games of the

1982-88 ‘season, : involving
about 85,000 tickets: 9.
“The ° Capital: Centre
which Pollin; heads. asthe:

board chairman, must low-

er the Capitals’ rent’ from

15 to 10 per cent of the net
after. taxes. That~ would:

require’ approval by the J

Capital’ Centre bondhold- :
ers. ‘:

Finally, Prince Georges
County must ‘reduce its
current 10-per-cent amuse-
ment tax to one-half of one.

“per cent for the next four’

years before gradually in-
creasing the tariff.
MIGHT DISBAND
If all the goals aren't

moved, or disbanded.

He said he was prepared
to sell or merge until he
was. given new hope re-
cently by an outpouring of

SUMMER SKIING

Skier ‘Hans Edblad enjoys summer weather conditions at

during

er camp.

support from ‘fans, the
business community and
politicians.

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Carts (18 holes) $15
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and total relaxation.

Reasonable rates.

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national
“camp |

When most of us are wish-
‘ing. for’ sunshine, sandy bea-
ches, and summer fun, Cas-
tlegar skier Hans Edblad is
spending his time at'a Can-
adian ‘National Ski Team jun-
ior development'camp at Mt.
Hood, Oregon.

Edblad is one skier of a few
16-18 year old skiers across
‘Canada selected to the natio-
nal camp.

The objective of the camp is.
to identify young’ Canadian.

. Skiers-with a potential for the
Olympic Games in Calgary in
1988. The . group is . called
Calgary ’88 and Edblad is one

- of seven B.C. skiers attending
the camp. i
yy Eb has. b ne

ee
Mountain at:a an conduc:

:. ted by B.C. Ski-Team. coach

Glenn Wertele. He then went
to Mt. Hood for a giant slalom
and downhill ome:

Local team second

: By CasNews Stat
Ae

“ Valley, Grand Forks;: Kaslo,

hae team ‘placed second
overall:in ‘the fourth ‘annual

[Nelson International Invita-’ game 12-3: Friday. night to

tional Mid-Summer Hockey
Tournament.

‘The Castlegar team ‘was

one of 16 teams taking part in
the three-day tourney which
began Friday night and ‘end-

ed Sunday.

‘Also ineluded were teams
from’ Nelson, Trail, © Beaver

_ Field,ho

Field Hockey Association will
be holding its second’ annual
field: hockey camp August

The .camp is divided: into
three sessions, Girls enrolled
in grades 3 through 6 will be
grouped together. The inter-
mediate group includes girls

The.

HENNE'S MARINA

‘191 Columbia, Castlegor 365-3219

_Abbot-
sford' and ‘Alberta. :

Castlegar lost, its’ ‘first

Captain; Macs ‘of. Nelson. In
its..second< game, ‘Castlegar.
beat.J.K: Farms:of Spokane
10-5, and went: on: to defeat
Abbotsford 9-4." =”

In ‘the _B. ‘division’ ‘finals,

Castlegar ‘beat ‘Carsland of ”
Alberta 4-3. It was a 8-3 tie at

new division. this . year, is
open for any Ts3 ‘ “ftom

the end of' regulation’ time,
but the Alberta team lost ina
shootout.

In the Aw divistoa Captain |

Macs beat Vancouver Ram:
parts 4-2. In the C division
Rocky Pass of Alberta beat

Savoy Hotel of Nelson. Grand
Forks ‘won ; the consolation»

prize. The Castlegar team
included Ian Thorne and Dan
Saliken in goal. Other team
“members were Be Lunn,

Other specialists include
. Bridget Carraedo and Mich-
+elle Daoust, members of the

grades 10 throug! "13. -e under 17 B.C. téam, of Ross-
Guest instructor: willbe land; Carla Corbett, Univer-

lobsbips. ;

* Marianne Longmore,’ former

Canadian’ player, captain of.
the B.C. Women's field hoc-
key team, and coach of:the
under 17 B.C. team which has
just won the national cham-

;, By CasNews Staff i

Castlegar: will be. hosting
‘the East and West Kootenays
finals of the Buick Challenge
tennis tournament on Satur-
day at the Castlegar Tennis
Club courts, The cross-Can-
ada is a mixed doubles, four,
nament.

The finals, which begin at?
a.m., will involve about 12

' Kootenay teams.

The winners will advance to
the Interior Finals ::to be
played in. Kelowna.

There are presently:20 en-
tries in the mixed doubles.
They will be playing off this
week for a spot in Saturdsy: ‘3,
finals.

sity’ of.
Lori’ Verigin’ of Castlegar;
“Karen~'Todd- and | Annette
“McCelland ‘of "Nelson; “and
Diane Ethier, member of the
under. 17 B.C, team of Fruit-

: ale. ;

reatise up from Castlegar:

‘Alberta ‘player’ and’

Bob Evans, Laurie Bogan,

Walter Kerieff, Frank Louk-
; ianoff, Bill Nazaroff, Steve
Poanikoff, Carl Kooznetsoff,
Jim’ Postnikoff,. Fred’ Bara-
bonow, Wayne Zino, Steve
Morse, John Steelaeff, Mike
Schmitt, and Bruce Hucal.

‘Castlegar _.Gentlemen’s
Hockey League will be hold-
ing its annual mid-summer
tournament ‘Aug. 20-22,
About 14 team will take part
in’ the event.

ay camp. for girls

ee us, which is a”

The refflitration foe is ‘10
payble to’. WKFLH.. Please
send cheque to Patty John-
son, 55 View Street, Nelson,
B.C.’

‘Further information con-
cerning’ the’ camp- may . be

obtained by phoning one of .

the camp coordinators: Patty.
Johnson, 352-7677, - Sandi:
Cram” 865-2670,” or Verna *
Chernoff 365-6836." z

ar Maureen and Gordon Gray; -

Nancy and Jack Yolland; Shir-
ley. Wanjoft with Heoty Fried-

West “Kootenay: Horeshoe
Pitchers ‘will ‘be holding ‘its
second annual’ open’ tourna-
ment Saturday and ‘Sunday at

Kinnaird Park.

The . tournament: includes,
five classes’ for! ‘wometi ‘and.

; Peter: Ozeroff' and Pat: West; :,

at 2230 a.m. each day:

Ent fee is $5. Registra-

Westwood to hold

‘Formula

COQUITLAM, B.C. (CP) —
Westwood Raceway will be
the site of a Formula Atlantic
tace this year after all, says
Erich: Schmidt, president of
the organizing Gateway Pro-
ductions group.

Schmidt said Tuesday that
the race is ‘'100 per cent on”
in spite of the absence of a
major sponsor.

“It always seems to come
down to‘the last minute,”
Schmidt ‘said. .‘‘Basically it

just boiled down to everybody

365-3:

ws by Friday ni
or Tuesday noon tor Wednesday. Contact Chery! Wishlow,

Atlantic

at Gateway wanting to run
it.”

Plagued the last. two: ‘years
by ‘severe financial difficul-
ties, Gateway had given: the
1982 race no better than 50-50
chance of being staged.

In the, past, the ‘race, has
attracted drivers as the late
Gilles Villeneuve, his brother
Jacques, former Formula One
driving champion Alan Jones
of Australia and current No. 4
driver on the Grand Prix
circuit, Keke Rosberg of Fin-

n for Sunday

naird field.

THURSDAY —
FASTBALL — COMMERCIAL LEAGUE: Carling”
O'Keefe vs. Pass Creek,
Labatt's, Gotischenia; Northwest vs. Thrums, Kin-

Inland Field; Cubs vs.

t FRIDAY i
TENNIS — JUNIOR TENNIS CLINIC: 9 to 11 a.m. in
Rossland. Phone Barry DePaoli at 365-6472 for more
information.
FOOTBALL — CFL: Montreal Concordes vs. Toronto
Argonauts, 5 p.m., channel 13,
SOFTBALL — MEN'S COMMERCIAL TOURNAMENT:
Kinnaird Park, 6 to 7:90 p.m.

"SATURDAY
PONS _ SUNFLOWER RUN: 8:30 a.m., arena
com
SOFTBALL — MEN'S TOURNEY: 8 at -M.,,
Kinnaird Park. ~ EO Seat 1 Siem .
HORSESHOE PITCHING — SECOND ANNUAL
TOURNEY: 9:30 a.m. all day, Kinnaird Park.
BASEBALL — OAKLAND A'S vs. Baltimore. Orioles; :
Houston Astros vs. St: Louis Cardinals, 11 ‘a.m.;,
channel 6.
FOOTBALL — CFL: Hamilton Tiger cere vs. Win-
nipeg Blue Bombers, 6 p.m., channel 9. ‘

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Btaintel and te Hele: ‘Dunlop.
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example the’ official plans
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‘Charlie: .Pleasance ‘and. others;, the

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new. building. will ‘have ‘a hole: under. “there.

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working space of the new. building. i

‘Rumor has it that his fondness for unfinished space was
strongly — if unofficially ported by. his al
superintendents, particular]

‘An’ essential ‘element -in: r
treasurers in th aimpler-days of new schoo! district
was versatility and’a “readiness to, undertake

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