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struts its stuff at local
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NEWS STAFF

Kinnaird Elementary Sch-
ool wrapped up Thursday at
the District 9 Elementary
School track and field champi-
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The school on the hill took
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interested in it,” Rodgers said.

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Kinnaird Junior, Tarrys,
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News photo by Ed Mills
y in the District 9 Elementary School track and field championships at Kinnaird

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The Castlegar Slo-pitch As-
sociation has announced the
details of its two major sum-
mer tournaments.

The Sixth Annual Castlegar
Slo-Pitch Tourney is first on
the agenda, scheduled for dia-

monds across the city June 5-

The cost for the mixed-team
tourney — there must be six
male and four female players
— is $175 and each team is
guaranteed a minimum three
games.

The winning team receives
a trophy, while prizes will be
handed out throughout the
tourney.

The local association will al-
so run a dance.

Deadline for entry is May
29.

The Year End Money Tour-
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cash prizes based on the num-
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tries.

Entry is $200 and teams are
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