CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 13, 1978

By DAN OBEDKOFF
*": Castlegar Aquanauts en-
joyed a successful weekend, as
. they competed in swim meets

cin Warfteld and Penticton.
z2: With most of the swim:
fiers in Warfield, the team
managed to pull out a come-
from behind win over the
Trail Stingrays, beating the
Trail club by less than 50
points, It was a two-way battle
all the way, and after the first
day of competition, the Aqua-
-Qauts were behind by 50 points,
+: Assistant coach Corinne
‘McGauley pulled ‘out all the

stops on Sunday, and with
another super effort, the swim-
mers pulled through to win the
meet.

The win was most gratify-
ing when the team won the
meet without the services of
some of its top swimmers,

All of the are

Success at Warfield ond Penticton

Aquanauts Show Winning

event are Revelstoke, Kim-
berley, Colville, Nelson, Trail,
Greenwood and, of course, our
own Aquanauts,

A reminder to all the
parents .of Aquanaut swim:
mers: In order to provide
‘enough food for all the people at
the on

now looking forward to our own
meet this weekend, and the
team invites all sports fans to
come to the Bob Brandson Pool
this Saturday and Sunday to
watch some great swimming
action.

Teams participating in the

Bylaw No. 97 Is:

rea’? to;
Health Act.""

lot sizes.

Environment.

the office of:

thereon at:

Co
Castlegar, B.C.
TIME: 7:00 p.m.

> DATE:

+ therein.

THE REGIONAL DISTRICT
OF CENTRAL KOOTENAY

PUBLIC NOTICE

Take notice that the Regional District of Central
Kootenay proposes to amend '‘The Regional District of
*. Central Kootenay Zoning Bylaw No. 97, 1972, and
Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 212, 1977."'

The Intent of the proposed amendments to Zoning

(a) fo change the definition of “Usable Parcei

“Usable Parcel Area means the area of a par-
cel that meets the requirements of the Sewage
Disposal Regulations adopted pursuant to the

(b) by adding Section ‘'6-A Developing Urban - 3
(DU-3), Permitted Uses and Site Require-
ments" to permit development of two- (2-) acre

(c) to rezone certain properties within Electoral
Area ‘J’ as follows:

1. That part of Sublot 54 of District Lot 4598,
Kootenay District, from a Rural (R) Zone to
a Developing Urban-3 (DU-3) Zone.

. The northerly 2,050 feat of that part of Block
11 of District Lot 301-A, Kootenay District,
Plan 777, lying east of a line parallel to and
88 feet distant from the easterly boundary
of the sald Block from a Rural (R) Zone to a
Developing Urban-1 (DU-1) Zane.

The intent of the proposed amendment to Zon-
ing Amendment Bylaw No. 212 Is:

(a) to change the flood elevation along the Colum-
bla River, and Kootenay River from the mouth
of Brilliant No. 5 Plant from a minimum eleva-
tion of 1,410.10 feet to a minimum elevation of
1,400 feet as set forth by the Department of the

Copies of the proposed Bylaw may be inspected at
pf:
The Regional District of Central Kootenay
601 Vernon Street
NELSON, B.C.
and
The City of Castlegar
460 Columbia Avenue
. CASTLEGAR, B.C.
* between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and_ 4:00 p.m. daily,
except Saturdays and holidays, from the date of this
notice to the 27th day of July, 1978.
And take notice that the Regional District of
. Central Kootenay will hold a PUBLIC HEARING
PLACE: The Castlegar and District Community

mplex,
439 - 6th Avenue, South,

Thursday, the 27th day of July, 1978
_at which time and place all persons who deem that their

interest in property is affected by the -proposed
amending bylaw may be heard on matters contained

Dated at Nelson, B.C. this 12th day of duly, 1978.

Room 109

could you please make up a
salad and bring it to the poo! on
Thursday or, at the latest,
Friday.

If you have any questions
about this, please contact Mrs.
Berger as soon as possible.

. 8 8

Trail Swim Meet
Girls 8 and under:

60 metre freestyle—first,
Pauline Orr; second, Lisa
Uchida.

50 metre backstroke—first,
Pauline Orr; second, Lisa
Uchida; fifth, Mary Ann Ma-
thieson; sixth, Monica Tymo-
fievich.

60 metre breaststroke—
first, Pauline Orr; third, Lisa
Uchida; fifth, Mary Ann Ma-
thieson; sixth, Denise Martin.

50 metre fly—first, Pauline
Orr; second, Lisa Uchida; third,
Mary Ann Mathieson, fifth,
Monica Tymofievich; sixth, Su-
zanne Orr.

Boys 8 and under:

50 metre freestyle—first,
Kevin Jardine; second, Russell
Sapriken.

50 metre backstroke—first,
Kevin Jardine; second, Russell
Sapriken; fourth, John Mathie-
son,

60 metre breaststroke—
first, Russell Sapriken; second,
Kevin Jardine; third, John Ma-
thieson.

50 metre fly—first, Kevin
Jardine; second, Russell Sapri-
ken; third, Chris Gruden.
Girls 9 - 10:

50 metre freestyle—fourth,
Jana Command; fifth, Helaine
Oleski.

“a : B
PENTICTON MEET participants, front row,
left to right, Jeff Stewart, Chris Wanjoff,
Grant Stewart and Rob Kirkwood. Second
row, Rob McGauley, Alexis Walsh and Ray

Yule. Third row, Michael Berger, Jason

Stephen Kruetzky; fifth, David
Mathieson.

650 metre breaststroke—
second, David Zurek; third,
Stephen Kruetzky; fourth,
David Mathieson; sixth, Drew
Standidge.

50 metre fly—first, Drew
Standidge; second, Stephen
Kruetzky; third, David Mathie-
son; fourth, Carl Gruden.

200 metre I.M.—first, Carl
Gruden; second, David Mathie-
son; third, David Zurek; fourth,
Drew

50 metre backstroke—fifth,
Lube Sapriken; sixth, Jana
Command.

50 metre

Girls 13 - 14:
100 metre freestyle—(no
winners indie

sixth, Lube Sapriken.

50 metre fly—first, Jana
Command; fifth, Helaine Ole-
ski.

Boys 9 - 10:

50 metre backstroke—first,
Gavin Kerby; second, Brian
Kristianson; third, Ken Kina-
ken; fifth, Keith Klimchuk;
sixth, David McTaggart.

- 50 metre freestyle—third,
Keith Klimchuk; fourth, Gor-
don Babaeff; fifth, Kerry Uch-
ida.

50 metre breaststroke—
first, Kerry Uchida; third, Ken
Kinaken; fifth, John Farkas;
sixth, Rick Martin.

50 metre fly—third, Brian
Kristiansen; fourth, Ken Kina-
ken; fifth, John Farkas; sixth,
Rick Martin.
Girls 11 - 12: e

100 metre freestyle—
fourth, Lorraine Duske.

metre _backstroke—
sixth, Lorraine Duske.

0 metre breaststroke—
fifth, Ramona Farkas.

50 metre fly—second, Ken-
dra McTaggart; fifth, Lorraine
Duske.

200 metre I.M.—third,
Kendra McTaggart.

Boys 11 - 12:

100 metre freestyle—first,
Carl Gruden; third, Stephen
Kruetzky; fourth, David Zurek;
fifth, Drew Standidge.

50 metre backstroke—
second, Carl Gruden; fourth,

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100 metre backstroke—

sixth, Bernie Archambault.
metre breaststroke—

third, Sharon Cooper; fourth,

Sharleen DeRosa.

200 metre
Sharon Cooper.
Boys 13 - 14:

100 metre freestyle—third,
Angus Beattie; sixth, Gordon
Cooper.

100 metre backstroke—
fifth, Scott Standidge; sixth,
Mark Harnadek.

100 metre breaststroke—
third, Gordon Cooper; fifth,
Scott Standidge; sixth, Mark
Harnadek.

200 metre ILM.—first, An-
gus Beattie; fourth, Gordon
Cooper; fifth, Scott Standidge;
sixth, Mark Harnadek. .
Girls 15 - 16:

100 metre freestyle—fifth,
Wanita Command.

50 metre fly—fourth, Wa-
nita Command.

Boys 15 - 16:

100 metre freestyle—fifth,
Larry Plotnikoff.

100 metre backstroke—
first, Kelvin Beattie; fifth, Mike
Harnadek.

100 metre breaststroke—
fourth, Larry Plotnikoff.

50 metre fly—fifth, Larry
Plotnikoff.

Boys 17 and over

100 metre freestyle—first,
Steve Bozek; fourth, Glen Kirk-
wood.

LM.—third,

50 metre fly—first, Steve

Bozek; fourth, Glen Kirkwood.
metre 1.M. —first,

Steve Bozek; third, Paul Stew-
art.

Aggregate winners in the
Trail meet were:

Boys—Steven Bozek, Carl
Gruden, Stephen Kruetzky,
Ken Kinakin, Kevin Jardine,
and Russ Sapriken.

Girls — Jana Command,
Pauline Orr, Lisa Uchida.

* * 8

The 14 members of the
Aquanauts who travelled to
Penticton on the weekend per-
formed remarkably well in
their first test of provincial
level competition. All of the
swimmers improved their own

times a great deal and this
improvement can be attributed
to the stronger competition.
Although we were the
smallest club at the meet, with
the exception of Princeton, the
14 swimmers amassed a total of

°172 points, good enough for an

amazing fifth-place finish
among 14 teams, This finish
could have easily been fourth or
third, as the team was only a
few points away from these
positions.

Iam very confident that if
the club sent its full contingent
of 180 swimmers, we would
have been fighting for the
championship against the pow-
erful coast clubs from North
Delta (who won the meet) and
Abbotsford.

What impressed me the
most was the poise and class
the swimmers exhibited at the
meet. The fact that they were
competing against some of the
province's top swimmers did
not seem to bother our kids one
bit. ie
Although. the competition
at the provincial meet in Van-
couver will be tougher yet, 1am

fid that the swit

Leitch and Josef Berger. Back row, teft to
right, Erika Berger, Debble Innes and
Doreen Innes. Missing from the photo Is
Wade Walsh.

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Girls 11 and 12:

50 metre butterfly—sec-
ond, Alexis Walsh,

50 metre breaststroke—
fourth, Alexis Walsh.

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50 metre butterfly—tirst, .
Mike Berger; sixth, Chris Wan-
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60 metre backstroke—first,
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100 metre freestyle—first,
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Boys 13 and 14:

50 metre butterfly—sec-
ond, Rob McGauley; sixth, Ray
Yule.

100 metre backstroke—
second, Rob McGauley; fourth,
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200 metre I.M.—first, Rob
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For the girls, Doreen Innes
tied for runner-up aggregate,
and Alexis Walsh performed
well, also.

Perhaps the unsung hero
was Jeff Stewart, as he turned
several personal best times
competing in the boys 15 and 16
age group.

Another record was set by
the boys 11 and 12 medley
relay, breaking a six-year-old
record. The members of the
relay are Chris Wanjoff, Joe
Berger, Jason Leitch and Mike
Berger.

Penticton Meet
Girls 9 and 10:

50 metre backstroke—first,
Doreen Innes; fifth, Erika
Berger.

50 metre butterfly—third,
Doreen Innes; fifth, Erika
Berger.

ond, Rob fifth, Ray
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Boys 15 and 16

100 metre
fourth, Jeff Stewart.

200 metre I.M.—sixth, Jeff
Stewart.
Boys 17 and over:

50 metre butterfly—fifth,
Rob Kirkwood.

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