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Dear Editor:

I would like to acknowledge
the hard work and enthu:
the students, parents and te:
of Valley Vista School who have
been working on the “Healthy
School” project since December
of 1992. This past weekend was a
big one for our Healthy School

” POLLAINE E. EMDE
1480 COLUMBIA AVE.
CASTLEGAR, B.C. VIN 3K3
(604) 365-7616
Res 365-3253

__The he Castlegar Sun

Committee, We built a shade and
play area in the southwest corner
of our playground. With poles
donated from B.C. Telephone and
some shade trees purchased local
ly, we set to work early Saturday
morning. With all the volunteer
help the work went quickly and
smoothly. Using a plan designed
by Mrs. Anden Ackney we com
pleted an attractive log climbing
pattern bordered by three young
shade trees. The area is ideal for

Consulting

Financial Counselling
and Qoal Setting

Brenda
365-3487

play or use by a class of students
for reading or listening. The area
has already been Well used by the
community too.

1 would like to thank the fol
lowing families ‘for their efforts:
the Ackneys, the Lakevolds, the
Callahagns, the Schwabs, the
Connes, the Stockhousgn and
Klein family, the Andersons, the
Pakulas, the Concelas and the
Young-Norman family.

I would also like to thank all
the Healthy School Committee at
Valley Vista School

I am proud to be associated
with such a wonderful group of
people

Mr. Patrick Audet,

Wednesday, May 12, 1993

Local 4-H club completes:

‘Healthy School’ a community judging rally in Cranbrook
effort at Valley Vista

SPORTS

Sports Dept.
John Van Putten
365-5579

SHSS golf team shaving strokes

JOHN VAN PUTTEN

$un Spor Sports

It was tee off time again
Monday for the Stanley
Humphries Golf team, and they

continued their clean up job
which has become a regular
habit on the area golf courses.
Taking to the Castlegar and
District Golf course the SHSS
team dominated the six-school

West Kootenay Tourament
“We won by 33 strokes,” said
Bill Lunn coach of the SHSS
golf team.

Castlegar came into the club
house with a four player team
total of 307 strokes. L.V.
Rogers was second sporting a
total of 340, while J.L. Crowe
was the third place team with
353. Salmo’s team shot 365 and
they were followed closely by
the Nakusp group who com
bined to shoot 367. The Trafal-
gar Junior Secondary School
squad from Nelson blended for
a team tally of 385. .

Marty Carew lead the SHSS
golfers shooting a 72. He was
followed by Todd Archambault
who took 76 strokes to com-
plete the circuit. Jason Carew

pulled in with 79 and Scott
Clifford rounded ow the SHSS
team total with hikstore of 80.

“They are starting to look
like they are playing more like

a

Members of the Castlegar 4-H club attended a judging rally in Cranbrook

Devon Cheveldaeff (left) and SHSS Assistant golf Coach Doug Sly watch U.S team
last weekend Prot avo

members tee off during the CanAm Tournament held at the Castlegar and District Golf
course last Thursday. A constant rain made the going tough for all players. There
were six teams involved, three U.S. and three Canadian. SUN SPORTS PHOTO / John Van Putten

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We returned home with many ribbons and won
the Educational Display Trophy which means our
display will go to the PNE. The judging started at 11
a.m. Saturday morning after each judge had
described what they would look for when choosing
The best in each of the categories were

Yearling Replacement Heifers; Arabian Mares;
Dogs; Packed Lunch (Foods); Leather; Saddle
Bronc Spur (Rodeo); Spark Plugs (Small Motors);
Pillow and Shoulder Pads (Crafts and Clothing);
and a combined Identification/Hay/Mystery table
(which turned out to be Mother’s Day flowers. We
each judged four categories taking a break for a
great potluck lunch. A dress review was given
with those involved modelling their creations and
we are happy to say Mary McGougan for our
Castlegar Club came in 2nd. Mary also got a 3rd in
Sewing and won the Districts Aggregate Rossette

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The SHSS team's members have been developing a
knack for playing a solid consistant style of golf; one that

has their coaches pleased

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Charity golf

TASK (Taking Action for Spe-
cial Kids) is holding their First
Annual Invitational Charity
Golf Tournament starting May
14 and continuing until May
16. Golfers will start at the
Birchbank Golf Course, Fri-
day, and continue Saturday at
the Castlegar and District Golf
Course. The weekend long
tourney will conclude with a
round at the Kokanee Springs
Golf Course. There is $10,000
in prizes available at the tour-
nament. The tax-deductible
$250 entry fee includes the
three rounds of golf, a barbe-
cue, a breakfast, banquet and
awards presentation. If inter-
ested in participating in the
tourney call Vince DeVito at
352-7047 or Brian Wood at
352-7803

International Hockey
Kelly Hurd, from Castlegar is
playing for Ft. Wayne in the
International Hockey League.
His team has advanced out of
the Eastern Conference final
with a 2-1 win over Atlanta
Ft. Wayne take the series 4-1.
In the next round of the play-
offs they will be up.against the
winner of the Western League
winners cither Kansas City or
San Diego. San Diego leads
their series 3-2

\Summer games cyclists
»Any area cyclists who are
jintersted in participating in the
B.C. Summer Games which
tare being held in Chilliwack
}from July 22-25, should con,
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ohn Mandryk at 429-2318
{before May 14
Phone 365-5579
with your sport brief

SUN SPORTS

Two local

Sun Sports

PHOTO / John. Van Putte

Two local NHL players, Travis
Green from Castlegar and Ray
Ferraro from Trail are playing for
the playoff hot New York
Islanders

The pair are still spending time
on the ice for Islanders while they
play against the Pittsburgh Pen-
guins in the best-of-seven Patrick
Division Final.

Green has three goals and one
assist so far in the play-off. Fer-
raro on the other hand is leading
the League in overall scoring
with 11 goals and three assists
He is in third place in the overall
play-off scoring race. He is trail-
ing Wayne Gretzky of the Los
Angeles who has six goals, 13
assists for 19 points and Todd
Gilmour from Toronto who has
five goals and 12 assists.

In Mondays game the Islanders
lost 6-3 in Pittsburgh. During that
game Green scored his third goal
of the playoffs and added two

team scores low. The top three
spots on the team usually shoot
consistently low scores and
with the depth starting to
develop the fourth and fifth
players on the team have start-
ed to shoot consistently lower
scores.

“It's a matter of- consistency,
we have started to minimize the
real high scores.”

In action last week SHSS
hosted the CanAm Tournament
which brought three teams from
the United States to Castlegar
to play against three area high
schools

The tourney’s winner wa
Mead Secondary School tron
Spokane who had the |
team score, followed by Stunt
Humphries.

“Mead is the team to beat. as a
team they are better. All their
golfers are very good.” Lunn said

When it came to combining
the scores from each country
the merging of all the Canadian
teams’ scores gave them the
overall victory

SHSS will see
competitive round when they
play in the East/West Kootenay
Tournament which will deter

their next

mine which teams will qualify
for the Provincial Tourney
IfLwe play like today (Mon
day) it Should get us in (to the
Provincial tourney), Lunn said
follow Mondays match
I t im's pertor
action for the
uld be the
nships May
locatron for
rot yet been
on how the
other BC

NHL representitives

penalty minutes to bring his total
up to six minutes in the sin bin
Pittsburgh is leading the series

ind the teams will see their
next action tonight when the two

teams meet in New York

Call John at 365-5579 with your
Sports team schedules and results.

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