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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 21, 1977

: RUNNERS-UP in the recent bronco playotts is this local team, the Castleg ar.
“Sentinel Bronco All-Stars, playing in the area B, zone 4 playoff July 8 to 10 at
; Rutland. Players are, front row, left to right, David
‘Pieton, Brian Vereshine, Randy Morris, Jimmy Smith, Donny Tamelin and Kevin

Kinakin, Kelly Keraiff, David

Semenolf. Back row, left to Tight, pa Reg ‘Veytey, hes Swetlisholf, Rob
Ostoforoff, Randy Potter, coach Pat Picton, Brian Bonnett, Cyril Nevakshonoff,
Robbie Popoff, Billy Tarasoff and manager Mike Semenoff. Placing first in the
tourney was a Kelowna team. Other teams -were from Rutland and Westbank.

Castlegar Aquanauts
Outswim Competitors

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\ Boys 15 & 16—40 Fly
Steve Bozek—1; Mark
+ Gyurkovits—8.
* Boys 17 & over—40 Fly
Geoff Yule—1; Rob Kirk-
wood—2.
‘ Doreen Innes—1; Jana
i: Command—7.
: Boys 9 & 10-40 Fly
” Joe Berger—1; "Davia Zu-
rek—4; John Farkas—6.
: Girls 8 & under—40 Fly
.  . Erika Berger—1; Jennine
» Harding—2; Pauline Orr—4;
i; Helaine Oleski—6; Cathy John-
* stone—8,
Boys 8 & under—40 Fly
‘Brian Kristiansen—1;
Kerry Uchida—2; Gavin Kerby-
4; Colin Carew—5,
Boys 17 & over—160 LM.
Paul Stewart—Ist; Geoff
Yule—2; Rob Kirkwood—4.
Boys 15 & 16-160 LM.
Steve Bozek—5; Kelvin
Beattie—6; Mark Gyurkovits—

8.
Girls 13 & 14-160 LM.

Wanita‘ *Command—3;
Sharon Cooper—8.

Boys 13 & 14-160 LM.

Rob McGauley—2; Angus
Beattie—3; Doug Johnstone—
5; Grant Stewart—6.

Girls 11 & 12-160 LM.

Alexis Walsh—7.

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Boys 11 & 12-160 LM.
Ray Yule—1; Jason Leitch-
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Cooper—6.
Girls 9 & 10—40 Breast
Doreen Ines—2; Ramona
Farkas
Boys 9 & 10—40 Breast
David Zurek—1; John Far-
kas—2; Tom Carew—3; Carl
Gruden—5,

- Girls 8 & under—40 Breast

Erika Berger—1; Pauline
Orr—8; Jennine Harding—4;

. Lisa Uchida—5; Helaine Oleski-
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SPORTS

Boys 8 & under—40 Breast
Kerry Uchida—1; Brian

Kristiansen—2; Gavin Kerb

4; John Carew—5, ‘=

Boys 17 .& over—80 Back
Geoff Yule—1; Paul Stew-

art—2; Rob Kirkwood—3.

Boys 15 & 16-80 Back
Kelvin Beattie—-2; Mark

Gyurkovits—4; Steve Bozek—

5; Glen Kirkwood—6.

Girls 13 & 14-80 Free
Wanita Command—2; Lisa

Command—5.

Boys 13 & 14-80 Free
Rob McGauley—4; Angus

Beattie—5.

Boys 114 12-80 Free.
Ray Yule—1; Grant Gyur-

kovits—2; Jason Leitch—3;

Chris Wanjott 6: Gordon

Cooper—8,

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Views from Recreation

This weekend is §

Director Pat Metge

Fest which once again will be
offering a wide range. of acti-
vities for the participant as well
as the spectator.

A full slate of activities will
take place Saturday and Sun-
day at Kinnaird Park and Sun-
day at Pass Creek Park.

A few of the featured
events on Saturday besides the
parade include the skateboard
championships at KJSS, the
horseshoe tournament, dunking
tank and the greased pole climb
at Kinnaird Park. The Park will
also be the site of the fifth
annual Lions Softball tourna-
ment which begins Friday and
runs through to Sunday after-
noon.

Two features of Saturday
will be the seven kilometer run,
which gets underway from the
Plaza at 9:30 a.m. and the Teen
Dance, elaratae by the Youth

wil

he Ce

of family The
Recreation Commission is spon-
soring The Tommy Scott var-
iety show in the Community
Complex with shows at 6:30
and 8:30 ‘p.m. Each perform-
ance consists of a variety of.
country and western acts,
Feature entertainers of the
evening include recording art-
ist, Scotty Lee, and Grand Old
Opry entertainer,. Clyde
Moody. Also in attendance will
be the original Georgia Peanut
Band. Persons interested in
purchasing advanced tickets
may do so by contacting the
recreation office or tickets may
be purchased at the door on the
night of the performance.
As.a special event the
Commission will be holding an
open Sports Day at Kinsmen
Park on’ Friday, July 22 be-
tween 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. This =
event will feature nail driving
Sppkeat ene ony toss, and,many

The ee Fest ru is

open to any individual who
wishes to try their hand at
jogging. This run will be
stressing participation, there-
fore it is hoped a large. crowd
will be on hand at the Plaza to
take part in the event. This
event will be ending at the
Plaza as well as starting there.

A reminder to Junior golf-
ers of the Driving Range
activities which are available to
you on Tuesday afternoons
from 3 to6 p.m. As well, Junior
playing lessons with the pro are
available on Wednesday morn-
jings. For further information
on these activities contact the
golf club.

Tuesday, July 26 is a date
to keep in mind for an evening

Advertising =
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vents: are open to all
cians pest the ages of
four and twelve with different
categories based on age group-
ing. For further information
contact the Recreation office or
be at the Park at 11 a.m.

Summer activities in cer-
tain areas have vacancies which,
we hope to be able to fill in the
next week.

The final canoe camp of the.
season which will be held from
August 15 to 18 at Christina’
Lake has a number of openings.
This camp is open to 11- and
12-year-olds and as mentioned
is the last camp of the season.

The Outset program sched-
uled for August 2 to5 is open to
any children between the ages
of 10 to 13 years. This program
gets underway at the Com-
munity Complex at 9 a.m. daily
and runs to 2 p.m. Scheduled.
activities for the week include
canoeing, hiking and - swim-
ming.

Also during the week of
August 2 to 5 the A

Hnatiuk Turns”
Fastest Time
“On Raceway

Canex Raceway’s Mid-
Season Championship held on
July 10 was a great success,
assisted by major track im-
provements and perfect wea-
ther.

Allan Hnatiuk turned the
fast time of the day. The Open
Wheeler competition ended
with winner Dan McLeod, No.
72. A-Trophy went to No. 93,
Lionell Benier; B-Trophy to No.
78, Ken Anderson and C-Tro-
phy to No. 42, Ivan Mitchell. In
A-Heat the winner was No. 78,
Ken Anderson and in B-Heat,
Bill Koftinkoff.

In the Main Event of 30
Laps, Roy Clarke came first,
Bill Koftinoff second, Alex
Thompson third, Jim Pippling-
er fourth, and Ed Pongracz
fifth,

Janet Grayson won ithe
Powder Puff race.

The Pitman Race was can-
celled because of an unfortun-
ate accident which disabled a
number of.cars and. Hinjered. one
pitman.

J. Rilkoff won “the: “door
prize, an AM radio, donated by
Custom Car and Upholstery.
Salmo Queen Heather Hnatiuk
gave out trophies and kisses,

The next race will be held
July 24.

munity Complex at 9:30 a.m,
Once again this program will
run on a daily basis.

~ Our Lollypopper: program,
which is proving very popular,
still has openings in sessions
which run the week of July 25
to 29 and from August 2'to 5.
This program is for children
between the ages of 4 and 6 and
is. held at the Community

Complex from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. - May. be obtained by contacting

We are operating Kinsmen *
Corner daily, which is designed
to offer the child an opportunity
toexperience drama, art, music
and other mediums as well as
physical activities.

Presently we are attempt-

. ing to arrange a Bronze Medal-

lion course at the Robson Pool.
For further information or if
din icipating call

will be meeting as the Com-

Have a Kiwanis Sunday at

PASS CREEK PARK

During

Sunflower Fest
Sunday, July 24

Your Kiwanis Ciub wants you to enjoy Sunflower
Fest to the fullest, so we have organized a
program for everyone in the family.
5 .
Kiwanis Bavarian Gardens — Noon - 6 p.m.
, ° 5
Kiwanis Concession Stand — Noon - 6 p.m.
ee
Hang Gliding — tn the Afternoon -
Demonstration by members of the Nelson pinnae Hang

Kiwanis Ping-Pong Drop _ 1:30 5 ym. & 4:00 p.m.

Kiddies Fun Events — 1:45 p.m.

Watermelon Eating Contest — Inner Tube Race — Ice Cream Eating Contest

— Apple Dunk — 3-Legged Race — Bubble Gum Blowing Contest
® Log Burling. — 2:15 p.m.
© Tug-0-War Contest — 3:00 p.m.

Cindy.

All pools are operating and
are offering a wide range of
public swim sessions, which we
hope you will participate in.
Daily tickets are available at
the pools or the recreation
office.

For all interested persons
a clinic on hypothermia will be.
held at the Kinnaird Hall on
Monday, July 25 at 7 p.m. and
will be sponsored by the Red
Cross and the Recreation Com-
mission.

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Runs Scored: Dickie—19;
Art Mercer, Tr.—17; S. Nel-
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Runs batted in: Huth—18;
Mike Linn, N.D.-SilL—14; Al
Roemer, Angels—12,

Doubles: Migneault—6;
Dickie—5; Ken Gorkoff, Cast.—
5; Bob Neale, Angels—6.

Triples: Linn—4; Jack
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Home Runs: Huth—4; Or-
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Stolen Bases: Dickie—9;
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Pitching (5 decisions): Eric
Lepper, Tr. (4-1), 0.40; Terry
Minnis, Angels (4-1), 3.16; Linn
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Strike-outs:..Lepper—&6;
George Cloakey, Col.—42; Rory
Rickard, Rep.—39.

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Mike Linn, N.D.-Sil.
Eric Lepper, Tr.
Bob Neale, Angels
Doug Huth, Cast.
Larry Reid, Tr,

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at Gray Creek Auto Court.
Gray Creek is midway between
Kootenay Bay: and Creston.

. - Owners of lasers, cruisers,
seasprays and all other types of
sailboats are welcome to join in
the event.

Races will be held all three
days beginning the morning of
Sept. 3 and ending with prize
presentations at noon on Sept.

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available at the auto courts in
the area- Further information

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