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The City of
Castlegar
extends an
invitation to attend
a PUBLIC OPEN HOUSE on
The Official Community Plan

“Castlegar - Beyond
the Crossroads’’

DATE: Monday, July 5, 1993

TIME: = 12:00 noon - 9:00 pm

PLACE: City Centre Square
#4 - 292 Columbia Ave.

The Castlegar Sun

Wednesday, June 30, 1993

River Otters and Aquanauts return from
‘weekend meets with hardware collection

Sun Sports

lt was a double header week
end for the two local swim clubs,
the Castlegar Aquanauts and the
Robson River Otters.

Each club split thetr-groups
up, in qrder to send a team to
Grand Forks and Penticton

At the Grand Forks Piranhas
meef Saturday, Castlegar placed
second out of the seven clubs in
attendance with 461 points behind
the Colville Valley Swim Club
who had 758. The host club, Grand
Forks, took third with 344 points,
just edging the Robson River
Otters who eamed 238 team points.

60th Anniversary
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There were 150 swimmers at
Grand Fork’s first swim meet, 32
competitors from the Aquanauts
and 11 River Otters made waves
at the meet

River Otter medal winners
included Eric-Fuphotme with a
bronze in Division One boys;
Mathew Tupholme earned a silver
in Division Three; Alyssa Watson
netted another silver in Division
Four girls; and in Division Five
boys Dustin Heagy landed one
more silver for the club.

Aquanaut hardware winners
were Lome Hartson in a tie for
silver and Clayton Bonin with a

~bronze, both in Division Three
boys. Chery! Ellis earned top hon-
ors with her gold in Division Four
Girls; Shelby Miller came home
with a silver in Div. Five girls
competition; Jamie Jmieff, gold in
boys Division Five; Aimee Guido
was another winner with her gold
in Division Seven

“Our swimmers are swim-
ming really smart races and

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making technique improv.
ments,’ said Aquanauts Head
Coach, Wendy Pilla

According to Pilla, the Pentic
ton meet was “a high Level A
meet.” In the highly competitiv
Penticton meet Aquanaut swim
mer Selena Fodor earned a
bronze medal and a first in th:
100m Freestyle Andy
Angrignon finished first in Divi
sion two 50m Breaststrok«
There was a total of 300 com
petitors in Penticton, 16 of which
were Aquanaut swimmers, River
Otter results for the Pentictor
meet were unavailable

Swimmers from both club
improved their personal best
times during the weekend cor
petitions

Both clubs will be sending
swimmers to the Trail swim meet
this weekend. This meet i
expected to be one of the larger
meets of the summer swimmin
season with 75 Aquanaut swim
mers to attend.

Volleyball
development
camps soon

Sun Sports

: Wednesday, June 30, 1993

The Castlegar Sun

Inline skating is growing in popularity and the hockey.
offered through the Castlegar and District Communi-
ty Complex is growing in popularity as well. This new
sport is for all ages. SUN SPORTS PHOTO / John Van Putten

Not bad, Interior champs in their first

JOHN VAN PUTTEN

Sun Sports iy

For two local teams represent
ing Kootenay South in the Interior
Challenge Cup Championships,
this soccer tourney was a reward
ing experience

In their weekend tournament in
Kelowna, the. Kootenay South
Selects Under-15 team came out on
top in their age group, winning the
tourney and the title of B.C. Interior
Champions. While the under-15
team was taking their title, the
under-12 squad earned a third place
finish and the vote for most sports
manlike team.

In their first year as member$ of
the B.C. Youth Soccer Association,
the Kootenay South region showed
that, even though it is a new face,
the players are not new to the

“For our first year to join thé
B.C. Soccer Association, it was
great. It was a good first year to win
our division,” said under-15 Coach
Tony Pedrosa.

Select teams are made up of
players from the House league team
system. Players are recruited to
make up the strongest team possi-

ble. TH larger cities have a distinct
advantage with a.larger group of
Players from which to choose

The under-15 team is made up of
players from Trail. Castlegar, Ross
land, and Beaver Valley

In order to eam a Spot in the Inte
rior tourney, Pedrosa’s team beat
Kelowna 4-0 to advance to the
semi-final. Penticton was the next
team to face the wrath of the local
squad and the Kootenay South
Selects made sure to earn the win
with an 8-2 final score

The finals had the KS Select's up
against Kamloops, who earlier
defeated the Williams Lake Blue
Devils 3-2 in their semi-final game.
But against the Selects, Kamloops
lost 3-0,

The under-12's opened the
tourney with a tough 1-0 loss in
double overtime 16 Prince George
“It was quite the game: Parents
from both sides ended up cheering
on the teams; they were great
opponents,” said Under-12 Coach
Rick Wilmot

Playing off against Nelson in the
Consolation round to decide third and
fourth places, the under- 12 Kootenay
South Selects took the game and

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year

the top under-15 team in B.C
Coach Pedrosa does not plan on
working on fancy plays——only on
basic skills. “We are going to
work on the basics, setting up
plays, keeping fit and focused on
the game,”

third place with a 1-0 victory

The under-15 team will see
their néxt action in the Coastal
Championship tournament. It will
held in
Kamloops the weekend of July 10
to see who will carn the title of

be a one-game event

The Medical Clinic of Castlegar
and Kinnaird would like to welcome
Dr. Josée Lesperance to their practice

- effective June 28. Dr. Lesperance
has special interest in obstetrics
and anesthesia. For appointments,
please call 365-7255 or 365-7717.

ENTRY LEVEL ELECTRICAL PROGRAM

This nine-month pre-apprenticeship program prepares men and women for

Two upcoming volleyba
camps will give geveloping vo
leyball players a chance. ¢ hon
their skills for next years season

The camps, one designed f¢
grade 7 to 12 students and th
other, a more advance camp;
be open to students in grades 10 t
12, starting August 30 and contir
uing until September 2

Both camps will utilize the ta
ents of six coaches, each of whor
have the expertise and expenenc
to help move players gank
a higher level

Accomplished
players will have their
sense camp” held at Mout
tinel Secondary Scho
p.m. to 9:30 p.m. each
other camp wall be at $
College from 9 a.m to 43
for four days

This year’s coaches cor
the following experienc
Perra has been a BCVA <
five years and member of
Provincial Team and UBC tear
Jason Wishlow was a Pro
team player and UVic team mx
ber, Pat Hennelly was both
Provincial team and a coach; Da
Olynyk has three high school titk
behind him and experience a
Provincial-team coach: We
Wishlow was an All Canadia
player with Selkirk College, UB
and Provincial team player, J<
Moreira has coached the BCVA
camp for 11 years and BCS
camp coach for six

For registration and addition
information contact Joe Moreira
359-7219 or 359-7941

Would anyone that
would wish to,
please write to me
about their
dealings with any
realtor or agent in
‘Castlegar.

Please reply to:
Box 670
c/oThe Castlegar Sun
465 Columbia Ave.
~ Castlegar, B.C.

V1iN 1G8

We Install

Dynamo

JOHN VAN PUTTEN
Sun Sports

Castlegar's Dexter's Dynamo soc-
cer chub went shopping last week. On
their list of things to pick up was a
return to the form and style of play
that the team had a firm grasp on in
the carly stages of the West Kootenay:
Soccer League season. °

“We have returned to playing
more technical soccer. We are
moving the ball around well,” said
Player/coach Joe Antignani.

Their shopping trip netted the
Dynamo a 3-1 win last Wednesday
against the Rossland Soccer Chub and

~a 3-3 tie in Fruitvale Saturday night.

In the win against Rossland,
Antignani said his players felt
comfortable and back in the
groove that earned them several
early ON victories

The road trip to play in Fruitvale
landed the team more than they
bargained for. Holding onto a 3-1
late in the game, FruitVale pulled
their socks up and scored two late
goals to eam a tie

“We were in the lead, but they
scored two late goals on us.””

Keeping the ball in Fruitvale’s end
for the majority of the game was not
enough as the Dynamo sharpshoot-

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on high

ers could not capitalize on their many
scoring opportunities. ‘There were
not capitalize on,” Antignani said. -
Other recent action for the local
squad eared them a 1-0 win over the
Nelson Heritage team. Antignani said
it was a sweet victory’since jit was the
Nelson Heritage who beat Castlegar
to eam the chance to play in the B.C.
Summer Games.

‘The league is taking a break for the
summer and the Dynamo will see
their next action when they travel to
‘Trail on August 29. i

Canada Day

La Féte
du Canada

Castlegar
Recreation
Complex

eam : 1 pm- 3 pm
Childrens Activities (on the complex field)
* 3 pm - 4 pm
¢ Entertainment ¢ Oh Canada
° Photo Opportunities ¢ Refreshments (poolside)

Sponsored by Castlegar Recreation Commission and
Castlegar Multi Cuttural Society with
financial assistance from the

Department of the Secretary of State of Canada

careers in the electrice) trades industry. Students will engage in classroom,
lab and shop agtivities covering theoretical and practical concepts of
electrical work 7
Course content includes:

Trade Math and Science

Director.Current Fundamentals

Alternating Current Fundamentals,

Residential, Commercial and Industrial Wiring Methods

Electric Motor Controls

Electronics

Canadian Electrical Code

Computer Skills

Program starts September 13, 1993

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To register contact, Admissions Office, Nelson Campus at 352-6601.

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Ph: (604) 352-6601

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a provincial strategy to
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