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THANK YOU

The Recreation Commission of Castlegar area,

and the Rec. Director, would like to thank the
and ih for their fine

support in the “advance ticket sale of the May 29th
Tommy Scott Show at the Complex. Although not all
merchants were called because of limited time, the.
sale was a success. Special thanks go to George
Markin & Son Transport for their generous assistance.
Our sincere appt Is Jed to the
supporters of the Sr. Citizens’ Recreation programs
throughout this show:

Commercial Fastball (e

Top 10 batters in Castlegar's Commercial Fastball League are
as follows: :
Team
Ootischenia
Ootischenia
Big Rock
Playmor
Playmor

Player
Terry Hughes
Bob Gretchen
Jerry Schuepher
Wayne Kuzyk
Glen Dunsmore
Tom Cotton Castlegar Cubs
Ron Hutchenson Northwest Homes
Jack Kanigan Big Rock
Rod Clifford Northwest Homes
Ken Kinakin Kalesnikoff's

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Standings to June3
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Team

Playmor

Big Rock
Kalesnikoff's
Northwest Homes
CanCel
Ootischenia
Castlegar Cubs
Turbo

Pass Creek
Valley Midgets 0
Scores from last week's fastball games:
May 28 — Costloger Cubs 5, CanCel 8
Pass Creek 8, Ootischenia 7
Turbo 2, Northwest Homes 3 |
May 29 — Valley Midgets 4, Castlegar Cubs 9.
Playmor 18, Ootischenia & teh Ci
CanCel 6, Kalesnikoffs 2 K-3 HC Columbia ty
May 30 — Kalesnikoff's 6, Playmor 0 Centre Motel & Restaurant; Coleman Excavating:
Big Rock 23, Valley Midgets 1 Castlegar Hair Annex; Super Valu No. 55; Kootenay
May 31 — Northwest Homes 3, Big Rock 2 Savings Credit Union; Don and Jean Wickett;
Pass Creek 2, Turbo 12. Castlegar Savings Credit; Hadikin Bros. Lumbering:

Kinnaird Transfer; D-Bar-D Trail Ride Centre; Rasp-
e : e berry Lodge; Tu-Dor Sports; Blue Top Burger; Cameo

Dix Randall Highest

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In Strikes for Season:

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TWO TEAMS: fen Twin Rivers Elementary School were among
the 16 teams which participated in a softball tournament in
Solmo on May 26, Pictured are some of the players from both
local teams. They re, back row, left fo right, Ron Swetlikolf,
Mario Ferreira, Bobby DeSousa, Wayne Popolf, Greg Smalley,

Eleven Competitors

Betty Zaytsoff and girls’ coach Jan Auliffe. Middle row, Karen
Harshenin, Susan Chernenkolf, Diane Chang, Sharon Poz- .
dnikoff ond Liz Silva. Front row, Steve Jensen, Eddie Knowler,
Billie-Jean Price, Patty Plotnikoff, Lee Syrja and - Davo

Terhune, -- Rik Hall Photo Beauty Salon; Bosse's Jewellery; King’s Kobbler;

Macteods Stare: Valley Maid Di tee Fried Shahar Gut uj T ib 29 4. 0z. ee
Chicken, Columbia Ave.; Highlan: elicopters; re

Kootenay Columbia Co- Op Society; Dixie Lee Fried p ray; pacers .

Chicken, 7th Ave., South; Ist Choice Decorating & Bg : ,

Lighting Centre; Mike's Mobile Hames; Mitchell Auto

(Slocan Recreation/

Eying Dunkers Trophy

By SAMGRUDEN

This year's Dunkers Tro-
phy Relay will take place this
Saturday, during the Aqua-
nauts’ aanual swimathon.

Last year’s champs, The
Royal Canadian Legion, are up
against some stiff competition.
With 11 clubs or organizations
entered, the coveted trophy is
surely up for grabs. It is not all
competition, though — many a
Taugh will be had and after-
wards everyone is welcome to
attend the club barbeque.

I would ike to thank the

SUNFLOWER

continued from Page Al

the activity involved with the

+ Sunflower :Fest “is created by

the service clubs anyway,” she

said. “So the fact that there is

no chamber of commerce should

not detract from the Fest being
capably organized.”

many people who have pledged
the Aquanauts for this year's
swimathon. Your support pro-
vides the club with the neces-
sary finances to build a strong

“‘and competitive swim club.

Castlegar Aquanauts have
done exceptionally well over
the past few years. They have
repeatedly placed firat region-
ally and have managed also to
send a number of good awim-
mers to the coast for the pro-
vincials.

Once again, thank you for
your pledges and see you pool-
side on Saturday.

FEST

The Sunflower Fest will be

a three-day affair, commencing °

July 20; followed by a parade
July, 21, Parties or organiz-
ations interested in participa-
ting in Sunfest can contact
Holden or Stan Porter.

Two Sessions

August 13 -
August 20-
$40 per session

August 18
August 25

With Guest Stars:

DANNY GARE
PAT PRICE

By JAMES WARNER
Recreation Director

There will soon be many
activities commencing in the’
Slocan Valley.

During the weeks of June
11-15 and 18-22 the residents of
the area have the opportunity
to register for upcoming activi-
ties and programs. All ages are
welcome to participate. A list of
activities is as follows:

Intramural Volleyball) (no
activity fee}; basketball (no
activity fee); badminton (no
activity fee); tennis (no activity
fee);

First aid course (fee to be
determined); water safety
course (fee to be determined);
hiking/camping trips (limited
registration — fee to be deter-
-mined); C.O.R-E Program (Con-

servation:Outdoor Recreational --.

Education} — (maximum $15
per individual). Course content
safe hunting practices, species
identification, predator-prey re-
lationships;

* Swimming, soccer, fishing
trips, fitness program.

Additional programs and
activities can be added if
enough interest is shown.

All fees will be paid to the
instructor or supervisor during
the first day of the program.

You may register and
inquire about the upcoming
events at the following loca-
tions: Recreation Commission
No. 8 (Slocan Park Office),
Crescent Valley Store, Mount
Sentinel Secondary School,

| Brent Kennedy Elementary
School,

Winlaw Elementary
School, W.E. Graham Secon-
dary School, Jones Store (Win-
law), Eldorado (Slocan City),
Corner Variety Store (Slocan
City).

A baseball pitching clinic
will be held on this Saturday at
the old Slocan Park Elementary
Schoo! baseball field. The clinic
will-commence at 10-a.m, and
run to 12 noon. The commission
urges all pitchers in the league
to attend.

The Mosquito and -Bronco
baseball divisions have only
seven league games left. Cres-
cent Valley is “leading the
Mosquito division with 10
points, while Winlaw is leading
the Bronco division with 14
“points.

Mosquito division stand-
ings as of May 28:
Team GP Ww L Pts.
Cres. Valley 5 5 © 10
Winlaw 5 2 3 4
SlocanPark 4 0 4 0

Rained out games: Cres-
cent Valley (1) and Slocan Park
(1).

Bronco division standings
as of May 29:
L Pts.
1 14
5 8
4 : 7
one Valley 8 2
Rained out games: Winey
{1) and Crescent Valley (1).

The Slocan Valley Sports-
manship Annual! Playoff Finals
will be held on June 22, 23, 24 at
the Winlaw ball field. The
tournament's first game will
begin at 6 p.m. on June 22,
Teams participating will be
from the Mosquito and Bronco
divisions with a girls’ softball
final playoff game being played
at 6 p.m. on June 23.

If you have any ideas, or
any activities you would like to
see started, drop by the re-
creation office or call 226-7744,

Aquanauts

Gearing

Up for Swimathon

By DAN OBEDKOFF.

The Aquanuats are gearing
up for their swimathon || this ,,
Saturday.

Last weekend, some swim-
mers made a trial run at the
mile, and there were several
good times turned in.

Practices are running quite
well, although some swimmers
appear to be a bit overconfident
about the Nelson swim meet.
It's sometimes hard to keep
training with maximum effort
when one is used to winning all
the time, but those swimmers
will find out that they will be
struggling to keep up to every-
one else,

Swimming is a sport in
which one is rewarded accord-
ing to how much effort is put

out and, although a swimmer
may. have an abundance of
natural ability, he still must
work hard in practice to get
into the best shape possible,
The Aquanauts have two
new captains for this coming
season, chosen on their atti-

‘tudes and their leadership

abilities at the pool. Grant
Stewart is the boys’ captain and
Alexis Walsh leads the girls,

These two take over from last .

year's captain, Ray Yule, who
did a great job. I'm sure Alexis
and Grant will do just as Bood a a
job this year.

Swimmers and parents —
don't forget about the barbeque
after the swimathon. It will be
on the lawn right beside the
pool. Let's hope for good
weather.

Friday ,evening (June 1)
saw the end of another season
of bowling for the Clay Castle
Bowlers with a banquet and
awards night held in the
basement of St. David's Chur-

vee Winning awards in the
senior division were Dix Ran-
dall for having the most strikes,
a total of 42 and also the most
spares, with a total of 59; and
Mickey Gleboff for having the
high game score of 288, and also
the high average of 153.

In the intermediate divi-

sion, awards were won by.

Thelma Dorman for being the
most improved player; by Lou-
ise Bate for having a high game
score of 218, for having the

most strikes with a total of 93, °

and for having most spares
with a total of 47; and by Bill
Bird for having the second high
game score of 173.

In’ the junior division,
Keith Fitzpatrick won the
award for having most strikes
with a total of 18 and for having
most spares with a total of 21.
Carolyn Hall won an award for
having the high average of 106
and for being the hardest
worker. -Sheila Morrison won
the best sport‘award for never
giving up.

Clara Hancock was given a
special award for being a great
cheerleader.

After the banquet and
presentation of trophies, games
were enjoyed by all present.

Special thanks is extended
to Elsie Hiebert for organizing

the evening, to Mr. Randall for ||

helping with the trophies, to all

Parts; Junction Shell Service & Wash; OK Tire Store;
Castlegar Equipment Rentals; Helen's Flower &

Cameras; D-Bar-D Dining Lounge; Alex Cheveldave,
surveyor: Family Shoe Renew: Nora's Beauty Shop;
Bonnett's Boys’ & Men's Wear; Central Food Mart.

the people who donated the
trophies, and to the score-
keepers, Selma Adams and
Polly

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