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ON YOUR LEFT . ay Castlegar Aquanauts Swim Club -

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first meet of the year, it expected to draw swimmers

First / RecreationNews 7

test
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The first test of the season
for the Castlegar A

day's: meet In Nelson. The

Bert.

from Trall,.Nelson, Robson,
well as Castlegar, -

her first Wimbledon title in 1961, Jinimy Contiors was
just nine years old and Chris Evert Lloyd two years
younger than that, a STS Skornay
. Connors, now 30, is trying to defend.his Wimbledon
title hereon the grass courts, whild fellow.American
Lloyd, 28, is going after her fourth consecutive’
Slam tournament crown. Rann i
King, meanwhile, is still following her serve to
net, ‘putting away volleys and ‘many. of ‘her’-younger
opponents as'she tries to increase her Wimbledon Tecord ,
of titles to 21. nas pris heie he ;
“Chris and Martins: (Navratilova, the ‘defending
women’s champion) have ‘earned the right. to, be the
favorites here, but I know I have earned the right to be

Our ‘Swim and Summer
Brochure has been distri-
buted. If you have not yet re-
ceived one, you may pick it
up at the recreation office
which is located in the com-
munity complex. Registra-
tion starts on Monday, June
27 from 6-8 p.m. in the hall of
the complex.

Swim Club comes Saturday

in Nelson. It is the first swim
meet of the year and com-
petition is expected from

Extends -an Invitation to You

during June to come play our course and become eligible for
-a free Golf Weekend for your foursome, Draw to be made
end of June, Zone 4:and 5 members, golf 18 holes for $10.00.
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SIGNUP A FRIEND OR NEIGHBOUR

_ Trail, Nelson, Robson, Col-
ville and Kimberley, in addi-
tion to Castlegar.

Coach Vince Mikuska feels
the Aquanauts are ready for
Saturday's events. In the
month they have been in the
pool he feels training has
gone well and the swimmers
are_showing signjficagt im-
provemeiit. iS

There will be approximate-
ly 60 it from the

‘are now ‘taking reg-
istration for these programs:
Soccer School, Mobile Sailing
School, Advanced Tennis
Lessons, Hockey College and
Clowns Anonymous.

Soccer School

The Soccer School will be
in Castlegar July 4-8. It is
open to all boys and girls
ages six to 16. This school is
run by professional instric-
tors and is a great oppor-
tunity for all soccer players

jovimprove their knowledge >

‘ind skills of soccer. Regis-
‘tration: deadline is June ‘90: ~

Aquanauts attending the

meet. They must be at the ©

poo] in Nelson at 6:50 a.m. to

"begin warm-ups at 7 a.m.

These warm-ups are impor-
tant to insure maximum per-
formance and avoid injury.

The following weekend,
July 1, will see approxi-
mately 30 swimmers from
the Castlegar Aquanauts in
Penticton at their invita-
tional meet.

- IT’S SWIM TIME
an

fee is $30.

Sailing
If you have always wanted
to learn to sail then the

River Otters hold
first swimathon

under 35 minutes, silver Topping off the morning’s
awards were taken by Chris events was an adult celebrity
Kinakin (27:83), Jennifer swim with the Robson Fire
Stroes (80:25), Lora-Lynn Department walking away

By

CORALEA SCHUEPFER

The Robson River Otters
held their first swimathon
Saturday, sponsored by the
Royal Bank.

Excellent performances
were turned in by all winning
participants. With the ex-
ception of six swimmers,

‘people who have already accepting applications for

Mobile Sailing School is a .ingon June 29th. High school
chance of a lifetime. For five and college students are in-
days you will receive three vited to attend this five-
hours each day of instruction session program. People who
that includes all the essential ‘can juggle, cartwheel, ride‘a
basics to'start you on your. unicycle or just think they
way to becoming a great sail- ‘would make a good clown are-
or. The.school is at Syringa invited. This program is free

Creek. Park July 18-22 and but you’ will incur some 4.

there’ are’ three sessions ‘to expenses for material and
choose from. :The ‘fee is $80 make-up. The Castlegar
which includes all supplies. Clowns will be present to add
There is limited registration another dimension to various
8o sign up no, community events such as
Tennis Lessons the SunFest Parade. To reg-
Advanced Tennis ‘Lessons ister call the recreation office
start June 27 and runs Moa- at 865-8886.
days and Thursdays for three Instructors Needed
weeks. The lessons are for The Recreation Office is

taken some tennis lessons persons interested in in-
and/or are experienced play- structing Mom and Me and

ers. The course will cover a Playground programs during
follow up on serving also de-. the fall. i forms

the: here, but I know'I have prepared myself as
best I can,” said King, also of the United States, a winner
on opening day. “In fact I was ready to play last week.”
. East’ year, King delighted the crowds —) many’ of

whom were around to see her collect the women’s doubles
title in 1961 — as she reached the semifinals before being
ousted by Lloyd. - ce

Like King, Connors has returned to the scene of
some of his greatest triumphs. He first won here in 1974,
then gained his second title last year. +

“I have to work harder, not that I am older,” Connors
said. “But I enjoy it more.” :

All three were to-play second-round matches today
— King taking on Beth Herr, Lloyd meeting Marcella
Mesker of the Netherlands and Connors playing Wally -
Masur of Australia. é .

FAVORITES BREEZEBY , ‘

Lloyd and Navratilova — who are favored to meet in
the women's final July 2 — breezed : past™ their
opening-round foes Tuesday, Lloyd ‘taking just 65
minutes and Navratilova an astounding 82 minutes.
Second seeded, Lloyd stopped fellow American
Alycia Moulton 6-2, 6-1. The top-seeded Navratilova, who
has lost just four matches since the beginning of 1982,
erushed South African Beverly Mould 6-1, 6-0.
* Carling Bassett, 15, of Toronto, the youngest player
in the tournament, advanced to the second round with a
victory Tuesday over American Jo Anne Russell, 6-8, 7-5.
Basett is ranked 28th in the world. . - :
‘Fourth-seeded Tracy Austin was Tuesday’s major ,
casualty, never taking the court. The two-time U.S. Open

tails on the lob, overhead

Registration fee is $15.

Clown is cancelled this Friday, June

The Castlegar Clowns isa 24 due to SHSS graduation
new program which is start- practice.

. injury suffered last month at the French championships, .

Harmston (33:11), Bruce
Shingler (34:05), Shane Pat-
terson. (84:14), and Tammy
Yanagisawa (34:35).

Bronze awards were given
to Alana Miller (40:37), Rob

with the trophy. Nipping at
their heels and placing a close
second were Celgar Selects.
Third was the team of GDJR,
fourth the RCMP, fifth the

prior to her first-round match
because of a pulled back muscle. 0.
Australian Evonne ‘Goolagong, still. feeling.a leg

also withdrew. i

Another seed, No. 6 Bettina Bunge of West
Germany, was upset by Christiane Jolissaint of Switzer-
land 3-6, 7-6, 11-9. Bad .
Capturing their first-round matches, all in straight
sets, were third-seeded Andrea Jaeger, No. 7: Wendy
Turnbull of Australia, No. 8 Hana Mandlikova of
Czechoslovakia, No. 9 Sylvia Hanika of West Germany,
‘No. 12 Virginia Ruzici of Romania, No. 18 Jo Durie of
Britain, No. 14 Andrea Temesvari of Hungary and No. 16
Claudia Kohde of West Germany. :

In the men’s draw, Czechoslovakian Ivan Lendl,
making his first appearance at Wimbledon in two years,
hammered Bernie Mitton of South Africa’ 7-6, 6-1, 6-0,
while No. 8 Vitas 3 Ramesh

bid India 5-7, 7-5, 7-6, 6-7, 6-3 in a hattle that took 3%:

jours.

Also a first-round winner was No. 11 Johan: Kriek,
who stopped Sammy Giammalva 6-4, 6-3, 6-2.

Lendl, who refused to enter Wimbledon a year ago
because, he said, he couldn't get enough practice time‘on

( grass. said that was no problem this year. - t

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IARD ..".). Marti Coulson (right) ives °C

zenship award fram schoo! principal

x “The ‘Castlegar Christiai n
“Academy concluded its first

year with an awards banquet

“Saturday:, where some 10

parents. and friends joined
the 24 students of the: aca-
demy. EPS

:The. students: entertained
-with recitation, pinao playing
and ‘singing. The following

_. received awards: - Proficien-

cy: Brian Kristiansen, Kelly
Terekoff, ‘Aaron: Kennedy.
Tenor more Life Pac: Books
completed in every. subject:
Tina Graham, Marti Coulson,
Sheri-Lyn Makeiv,' Darcy
Hitchens,

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Kelly Terekoff, John Weg-
ner, Leonard Wegner, Donna .
Wichman, Glenna York, Rich-

ard. York, Darcy Hitchens,..

James. McLeod, - Shori-Lyn
Makeiv, Brent. Makeiv, Gila.

Wilson, Tina Graham, Marti \:

Coulson. :
-One hundred per cent: in
Life Pacs. and. High» Aver-
ages: Brian Kristiansen, Kel-
ly-‘Terekoff, Aaron Kennedy,
Sheri-Lyn | Makeiv, Justin
McLeod, Out Student 100 per
cent, High Average, Com-
pleted Quota: Bill Graham.
Deportment: Terra Bo-
hart... Regular Attendance:

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during awards ceremonies Saturday nigh!

“Ten ‘or. more. Life Pac. Steven Graham, Rich Her-

’ Books completed in some but. makin. Writing: Sheri-Lyn

not. every subject: Maria. Makeiv, Lisa Dodds, ' Marti

- Holmquist, Robbie Stuart,

~ Church guild.

Coulson, :.Maria. Holmquist,

members busy

‘The last’ meeting of the
“season of the St. Matthews

. Church Guild’ was held at the

home
with ‘Olive ‘Muir co-hostess.

There. were’. six ‘members’

present with a visit by Ethel
Scott of Windsor, Ont.
‘Roll call was of interest as
each one’ present told of
where they ‘were-and. what
they were doing at the age of
17. Some: were just entering
the working. world, some
were married,- others’ in
munition; factories, others
atill in. school.’
Variediand interesting ex-
were’ told “and
nt!‘ memories recalled.
item of the years

a piece of woven linen made
into'a ‘tea cloth. It was of

“linet woveli in’a fill in York-

“shire.” It “has “been well en-
joyed through the years and
is still in good repair, to yet
grace many more tea: tables
after as many as 60 or more
years.

Tentative plans were made
for a coffee party or tea in the
early fall. A good suggestion
was to also have individual
coffee parties to earn shakes
for’ the little church. The
marked cup prize was won by
‘Mrs: Ethel Scott. Mrs. Clar-
idge closed with the benedic-
tion’-and ‘a social time was
held over the teatime.

(submitted b;

laridge brought Mary Axworthy) .
Gee ge igs

IS YOUR HOUSE —

Christian

Christian Academy hoe |
successful awards night

Brian Kristiansen, Kelly Ter-

ekoff, Tina Graham, Paul

Sallis, ;
‘Art: Brent Makeiv, Darcy
Hitchens, Paul Sallis, Lisa

Dodds, Justin McLeod, Terra ©

Bohart, Maria Holmquist,
Glenna York, Gila Wilson,
John Wegner, Aaron Ken-
nedy, Marti Coulson.

Music: Glenna York, Tina

Graham, Maria Holmquist, .”

John Wegner. Sports: Rob-
bie Stuart — Most Improved
Boy; Terra Bohart — Most
Improved Girl; Brian Kris-

tiansen — Top All-Around ,...

Sportsman.

Special: Darcy Hitchens
Class Humorist; Marti Cor
son — Most Improved Girl;
James McLeod — Most Im-
proved Boy.. °

Citizenship: Marti Coulson.
Scholarship’ Fund (Crandall
Award): Tina Graham (gir)),
Kelly Terekoff (boy). ~

Term Participation ‘and
four Gems of the Bible School
Crests were given to
students from Mr. and Mrs.
Crandell. Extra-curricula:

“activities “during

year
included daily devotions and’
weekly chapel, a’ Christmas
concert, and an inter-Christ-
ian school sports day and
open ‘house. Fundraising pro-
jects by students and parents
culminated in a three-day
field trip in May to the
‘Creston Wildlife’ and Bird
Sanctuary, Fort Steele and
Wardner Fish Hatchery.

A large class picture was
presented. to the retiring
pastor and his wife, Pastor E.
‘Wegner and Mrs. L. Wegner,
by the incoming pastor and
his wife, Pastor. V. ‘Stobbe
and Mrs. H. Stobbe, on behalf
of the Academy.

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