CASTLEGAR NEWS, Friday, July 2, 1978

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Scares of Bieycliste Paling Part in Sunday's Bike-a-Thon to Raise Money for an Ice Machine for the New Arena Were Led by a Hearty Group of Civie_
Leaders, Most of Whom Completed the Full 12-Mile Route. Shown in this Castlegar ivews Photo as the Bike-a-Thon Got Underway are Gordon Brady of CKQR,
Charlie Cohoe of the Kiwanis Club, Mayor Ed Mosby of Castlegar, Cigar-Chomping Mayor Louis Maglio of Nelson, Ald. Audrey Moore of the Regional District,

Jacob Pedersen [Who, at 78, was the Oldest Entrant Riding His Familiar 1952 Bicycle}, Lions Club
Chris D'Arcy, and Don Wickett of the Castlegar Rotary Club Who Won Crowd Admiration for Good Sense in Showing U

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Aquanauts Win Nelson Swim Meet With 666

A jubilant Aquanaut speed
swim team returned from the
first swim meet of the season
after handily winning the com-
petition held at the Nelson
Aquatic Centre last weekend.
Teams were entered from
Castlegar, .Trail, Nelson, Col-
ville, Wash., and Beaver Valley,
with 250 swimmers participat-
ing. *

Team standings alter the
competition were: Castlegar
666 points; Trail 595 points;
Colville 153 points; Nelson 150
points, and Beaver Valley 144
points. i

Individual aggregate win-
‘ners and runners-up from Cas-
tlegar were as follows:

. Girls 8 and under—Jana
Command, aggregate; Doreen
Innes, runner-up.

Girls 9 and 10—Alexis

‘250 Swimmers from Castlegar, Trail, Colville, Nelson, Beaver Valley

Final standings of individ.
ual Castlegar swimmers wet
Girls 8 and Under

Jennine Harding—first in
50 metre butterfly, fifth in 50
freestyle, fourth in 50 back. |

Helaine Oleski—sixth in 50

ly.

Boya 8 and Under i
Brian Kristiansen—fourth

in 50 fly, third’ in 50 breast,

sixth in 50 free, first in 50. back.

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Erika Berger—second in 50
fly, fifth in 50 breast, third in 50
free, fifth in 50 back.

Doreen Innes—third in 50
fly, first in 50 breast, fourth in
50 free, second in 50 back.

‘Walsh, runner-up. + Jana Command—fourth in
Girls 13 and 14—Wanita .50 fly, third in 50 breast, first in

Command, runner-up. . + 80 free, first in 50 back.
Girls 15 and 16—Roslyn

Beattie, runner-up.
Boys 9 and 10—Michael

RTS

Girls'9 and 10 - 50 Metres

Alexis Walsh—first in fly,
second in breast, second in free,
sixth in back.

Carolyn Kerby—sixth in
ree.

Boys 9 and 10 - 50 Metres
Michael Berger—first in

News from the Golf Course

YBerger, aggregate winner;
‘AChris Wanjoff and Josef Berg-
r, ied for runner-up. =

Boys 11 and 12—Rob Mec-

SGauley, aggrogate winner.

; Boys 17 and over—Geoff

: Yule, aggregate winner; Rus-

F sell Beattie, runner-up,

Clarke’s Pool

750 - 2nd Ave, N. -

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First Session July 5-16
Register July 5 —9 a.m. - 12 Noon
Fee 10 Lessons — $7.00
Instructors: Patty Turner, Frank Clarke
: Janice McKinnon
GENERAL SWIMMING
Es 3:30-5 pm. 6- 7:30 p.m.
= 8:30 p.m. for Adults Only

50c Students 75¢ Adults $1

for Further Information Phone 365-5106

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from the Rossland-Trai! club
visited with us. This turned out
to be one of the best events yet.
Even the weatherman co-oper-
ated and provided us with
almost perfect golfing weather.
As far as possible, the
visitors were divided evenly
with Castlegar boys and set out
to play nine holes of quasi com-
petitive golf. I say ‘quasi’ since,
judging from the merriment
from all parts of the course, a
real good: time was being
enjoyed by everyone.
In the unavoidable absence
of our Big Chief Bert Lamb and
«the avoidable absence of Se-

cond Big Chief Jim Kelly, yours ©

truly was given the job of wel-
coming the visitors and an-

<nouneing the winners of the

golf balls. I was ably assisted in
this by Curt Waterman and Bob
Wadey.

From Trail the big winners
were: Alex Graham, Tally
Harper, Gerry Wanless, Ross
Mathews, Tony Krause, John
Svarich, Joe Ink, Percy Halli-
well, Paul Gavrilik, Gilbert
Besso and Bill Turner. 1 am
sure that many of these names
will be familiar to most of my
readers, since they have all had
connections with either Comin-

co or Castlegar, some of them .

having been former residents.

‘The Castlegar sandbag-
gers who had not been so nice
tothe visitors turned out to be:
No. 1 villain, me (I shot the best

round this year and finished .

with a 42), Curt Waterman,
Ernie Carkner, Tony Schiavitt
Steve Rysen, Bob Wadey,
+ Andy Honcher, Bill Somerficld,
and honest Bill Gray. The

freo, first in breast, first in fly,
first in back.

Chris Wanjoff—third in
free, fifth in breast, second in
fly, fifth in back.

Josef Berger—fourth in
free, second in breast, third in
fly, third in back.

David Zurek—Sixth in
free. .

Drew Standidge—Fifth in

ly.
David Mathieson—sixth in

ly.
. Jason .Leitch—fourth in
back.
Girls 11 and 12
Lisa Command-—third in

100 metre free, fifth in 50 fly.
Boys 11 and 12

* Rob McGauley—first in 200

+ metre individual medley (1.M.),

first in 100 metre free, first in
50 fly, first in 50 back.

Grant Stewart—second in
200 L.M., fifth in 100 free, fifth
in 50 fly, third in 50 breast.

Pensioners Enjoy Visit; Wandermere, Too

prizes were dished out to both
low and high net scores.

Tentative plans were made
fora return visit and, from the
views expressed by both visi-
tors and homesters, it is hoped
that this would be put the first
of many inter-club visits. It is
hoped that even Nelson and
possibly Christina Lake might
be included.

Men's Night climbed a bit
in popularity from last week's
low point when the game
returned to the ever-popular
Low Net. This was ably han-
dled by the team of Ken
Makortoff, Ed Isakson, Stu
Deverney, Elmer Pellerine and
J, Tresidder. OF the 77 golfers
who took part, the following
took home the prize balls: John
Landis and. John Peregrym
with 32; Bob Wright 32; Peter
Von Harten, Alex Ferworn,
Heinz Dahn, Ken Kamisky and
Frank Hamilton 33; Jack Qsa-
choff, John Mills, Walter Ker-
aiff, Bruce Josephson, Stan
Partridge, Charlie Christensen,
Bill Perchudoff, Alex Lutz,
Andy Shutek 34. ;

‘There were too many tied
at 35 so three names were
drawn and the winners were
Jake Koenig, Walter Tymofie-
viech and Trig Kaardal.

The most honest golfers
were Wilf Sweeney and Alex
McKinnon. I wan't tell you
what their scores were, but
they were somewhere between
44 and 46. (Would you like me
toarrange some lessons for you
Algits Egsoe t= ine

Saturday saw the return
visit of the golfers from Wan-

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Ray Yule—second” in 100
free, fourth in 50 fly, fourth in
50 breast.

Angus Beattie—third in
100 free, third in 50 fly, third in
50 back, fifth in 50 breast.

Mark Poohachoff—fourth
in 50 back.

Girls 13 and 14
Wanita Ce id. d

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200 1.M., fourth in 50 fly, second
in 100 back.

Jeff Stewart—fourth in 200

LM., fifth in 100 free, sixth in 50
fly, fifth in 100 breast.
+ Mark Gyurkovits—first in
100 free, third in 50 fly, fourth
in 100 back, fourth in 100
breast.

in 200 I.M., fourth in 100 free,
first in 50 fly, first in 100 back.
Boys 13 and 14

Kelvin Beattie—third in

Mike Harnadek—fifth in
100 back, third in 100 breast.
Girls 15 and 16
Roslyn Beattie—second in
(continued on page 10)

Special Announcement

Bell Tone Hearing Ald Service will be hold-
ing a special service center at the:

Hi Arrow Arms Motor Hotel
Castlegar, B.C.
JULY 6 AND 7 FROM 10 A.M, TO 4 P.M.

Free hearing evaluation Service for all makes
and models of hearing aids,

Phone For. Free Home Consultation

365-7282

Coffee Tables
fawn & Patio
Furniture

Archways.
Porch Columns
Barbecue Grills Spiral Staircase
Bed Frames & Business Signs Pickup Headache
* Headboards Porch Step Railings Racks

ANVIL TRON WORKS

now located at the Ferry on Broadwater Road
in Robson -

Yard & Walkway
Gates

=Makelta Date!l=

mor Homes Wins Fastball Tourne

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Mr. Cheveldave Presents Most Valuable Player Trophy to Ray Haywood,

Two Losses

finals beginning in the after- a

PLAYMOR HOMES took first place and $350 in prize money when it won the
Playmor Homes Sth Annual Fastball Tournament Sunday under hot sunny skies
with a capacity crowd of 2,000 people. The second last game, Kenco of Penticton
beat Radium 7 to 0, leaving Radium as third-place winners with , $100 prize money...
In the final game Playmor Homes won over Kenco 6 to 3, leaving Kenco as
second-place winners and $200 in prize money. Winning pitcher for Playmor Homes

was Paul Kinakin. Team members of Playmor Homes are, front row, left to right,
Pete Evdokimoff, Tim Horcoff, Paul Kinakin, Larry Kerailf, Armando Poreo, Larry
Bagan and Alex Ozeroff. Back row, left to right, playing coach Fred Horeoff, Mare

“Perzzin, Hal Hesketh, John Horcoff, Val Pidgeon, Bill Miller, Tim Keralff, Don

Savinkoff and Art Maxwell. Manager of Playmor Homes Ball Club is Alex
Cheveldave.—Playmor Homes Photos

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Teen Dance
‘Great Airplane Contest

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Friday, Saturday, Sunday, July 23, 24, 25

"ing, Fishing Derby

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Aquanaut Speed Swim

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Teams from:

Selkirk Valley Girls Softball
7th ANNUAL
Friendship Tournament

July 2,3, 4
at:
Kinnaird Park

Rossland, Grand Forks, Slocan and Castlegar
YOUR SUPPORT IS GREATLY APPRECIATED

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- CASTLEGAR SUNFLOWER FEST DAYS

PARADE ENTRY FORM

SATURDAY,
JULY 24

Entries MUST be in the hands of the Committee

No. of persons on float, including driver: ...

NO LATER THAN Wednesday, July 14th, 1976.

All parade safety requlations must be adhi .
Entries to be submitted to: : aii

of entry:

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P.O, Box 3463,

Castlegar, B.C.

for further information contact Bill Banham or

Jim Corbett.

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jon No. 1 News by Pat Metge

‘On behalf of the Recreation
Commission I’ would like to
thank all those persons who
made the Bike-athon such 2

of’a ivery

small event it gradually grew. >.

into the total community event
that it was.

“We do hope that everyone
enjoyed themselves and could
see the benefits that can be
gained from cycling.

A reminder to all partici-
pants that they should work on
getting their pledges collected.
It is expected that all pledges
will be in to the Recreation

Office by July Sth.

Glenmerry
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FURNITURE
3191 Highway Drive
PHONE 364-1822

‘A special thanks goes out
to the RCMP, the CB's, persons
manning the chect. points and
to all merchants.who donated

‘ prizes or refreshments.
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For the music lover, Rocky
Mont Studio of is

tions. To date, our swim
program has been very well
received and the majority of
classes are filled. Persons stil!
interested: in\ enrolling may
contact our offices.

Due to the number of

offering a number of courses for
persons interested in learning
more about the music industry.
Courses offered include the set
up of hi-fi systems, multi-teach
recording, electric and electron-
ie music workshop and profes-
‘sional sound reinforcement.
Persons’ wishing further
information should phone the
studio.
. A further Shoreacres ev-

ent is the annual fish derby

which is scheduled for Aug. 8.
Watch for more details which

‘Medallion. and. Bronze . Cross.

Castlegar News

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classes, 'a special class is
scheduled for the evenings of
Aug. 2:to 13,

One class which -has’ a
number. of ‘openings’ is the
Adult Lessons, w hich run
the summer. -Per-

will be
cee
‘Our summer. programs are
presently accepting. registra-

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NOTHING TOO SMALL OR LARGE

Phone Anytime After 6 p.m.
365-2244" 426

sons interested in enrolling in
these classes should do so at
our office.

Response to our outset,
canoe, cycle and playground
programs have been slow. Of

> the wide variety of activities

that are being offered only two
of the classes are filled, these
being two of the canoe camps.

Vacancies still exist in the

“July 6 - 9 canoe camp. for

children between the ages of 13
and 15 and the July 20-22 camp
for 9 to 10-year-olds.

‘A new program that is
starting. this year is the cycle

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Competitors from the Kootenays and U.S.
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Bike-a-Thon, Fish Derby, Summer Programs

Aquanauts Head

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Friday, July 2, 1976

. For Trail Swim
Meet. Competition —

By Bob Rafter

Tho Castlegar Aquanaut
Swim Club emerged victorious
last. weekend in the Nelson
Neptunes Invitational: Swim
Meet, The victory was especlal-
ly sweet for the club, as it
marked the firat time we have
defeated the Trail Stingrays in

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swim competition,

We hope to repeat that
performance in Trail th's week-
end in their swim meet. It
should prove quite a test for the
club since two very strong
clubs, Golden and Penticton
will also be in attendance,

‘The meet will be held in
the Wright ‘Swimming’ Pool in
East Trail, with the starting
time slated for the mornings of
Saturday and Sunday and the

hoon.

The competition’ will be
keen and would provide hours
of enjoyment for anyone who is
interested in competitive swim-
ming.

Lam very pleased with the
‘manner in which the swimmers
handled themselves over the
weekend: For many, it was
their first taste of swim compe-
tition,

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A list of aggragate winners

‘and finalists is also included in

this edition of the Castlegar
News. I hope to have some
pictures of the Aquanauts in
action for next week.

Yell to us
for help

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A Choice of

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Shapes & Sizes
z Steel, ‘aetna
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tours. These cycle tours will be,
for children between‘ the ages,
of 18 and 14 on July 6 - 8 and for
15 to 16 years old on Aug. 18 -
20.

For, a. fun: and rewarding...
experience of exploring natural
areas by. bicycle you should
take in this program.
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Three programs: outset,

‘lollypoppers and the grasshop-

per gang are runoffs of the old
day camp and playground pro-

~ grams. All of these programs
~ have a number of vacancies and
\ are awaiting your participation,

‘The lollypopperes, which is
for the 4 to 6-year-olds, offers a
stimulating play experience for
every pre-schooler: while the
grasshopper gang offers the 6
to 9-year-olds. natural aware-

sness activities, hiking, fishing,
seycling, canoeing and. special

tours. -

‘Anyone..who loves the
out-of-doors should join us for a
summer of good times.

‘The outset’ program for 9
to 14-year-olds is a continuation
of our. outdoor-orientated pro-
gram. This is an, excellent
opportunity for all children to
gain some experience in the
outdoors. Activities: are to
include fishing, cyéling, canoe-
ing, hiking and orienteering,
with instruction being given in
each area.

For the 4 to 10-year-olds,
there will be a free Binkly and
Doinkel’ Puppet Show at. the
Kinnaird Hall on the afternoon
of July 9, For an entertaining
show which has been well
received in other years, please

Oates paint oGtsiocing your)

children out.
The sailing clinic at Nancy

“Green lake from July 12 to 16 is
‘set and ready to go. Interested

in attending? Please’ register
now.

Dogs
Over a million cases of dog
bites are treated annually in
North: America. In addition,
more than $5 million damage to
domestic livestrock is traced to
dogs each year. -

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Castlegar News Got

Bonnett's Boys & Mens Wear

Pete's T.V. Service

Bob's Pay'n Takit

West's ‘Department Store
. Field's Store

Bosse’s Jewellery

Pardman, Furniture & Appliances

Casilegar Drug

Stedmans Department Store

Macleods Store (Castlegar)

Downtown Chevron

Klothes Kloset

Alex Barber Shop

GLS Electronics Ltd.

Speedee Appliance Repairs.

Mitchell Supply. Ltd.
PEL CLR, SERS —

Oglow: Brothers Building & Supply

Super-Valu_ (Castlegar)
Kootenay Building Ltd.
P & G Builders Supply
Sam's Automotive
Caldset Groceteria

dunction Shell Service & Wash

Texaco Plaza Service
Safeway Store (Castlegar)

Marshall-Wells Store (Castlegar)

Robinson Store

Carl's Drugs

Kootenay T.V. & Electronics
tnland Natural Gas <
Castlegar Savings Credit Union
Dairy Queen (Castlegar)
Boundary Industries Ltd.

Cut-Rate Groceteria

Quality Building Products
Skyway Distributors °Ltd.

Central. Food Mart

Dave's Dixie Lee

Johnny's Grocery & Gas Sales
(Robson)

Maple Superette (Blueberry Creek)
Co-op Petroleum Service (Genelle)
Rock Island Tape Centre (Trail)
Kelly's Stereo Mart (Trail)

Radio Shack (Trail)

Kootenay Soft Drinks (Trail)
Dillingham Corporation Canada Ltd,
Whiteline Service (Salmo)

The Question Mark Cafe

Lake)

Smitty’s Pancake House (Nelson)
Tillicum Inn (Balfour)

Balfour Beach Inn (Balfour)
Kaslo Hotel: (Kaslo)

The Jones Boys Marina (Kaslo)
Ralph Sedore (Hudson Hope)
Rex Lee - Trailer Sales‘ (Salmon. Arm)
Don's Stereo Center (Spokane)
Verigin Industries (Trail)

CASTLEGAR CITIZENS BAND RADIO CLUB

Expresses its. sincere thanks to the Merchants listed above for their donations
and interest which helped make our Second Annual Break on June 11, 12 and

13 a success,

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