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SWIM TROPHY . . . Reg Shingler of the Pass Creek
Fire Department receives the trophy for the
celebrity swim hald over the weekend. The Pass

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Creek firefighters won the event and Sandra

lent of the Robson River Otters,

made the presentation.

River Otters
hold swimathon

By KATHY VERIGIN
The Robson River Otters held
their annual Swimathon last week-
end, sponsored by the Royal Bank
Junior Olymipes Program. A high
level of enthusiasm was the response
of swimmers and parents for the day.
The majority of swimmers com-
pleted a mile swim within the hour

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and all seasoned swimmers improved
their times from previous years.

Trevor Seville swam the most out-
standing time of 22:49 along with
Curtis Ready at 24:42, both earning
golds. Silvers went to Scott Suther-
land, Kim Verigin, Lee Holden,
Kevin Wanjoff, Sean Pinkerton, Sea-
mus Donohue, Devon Goolief. Bronze
winners were, Ben Beckstead,
Treena Goolieff, Trish Dyer, Heather
Sutherland, David Shingler, Devin
LaHue, Joel Lewis.

Four teams participated in the
celebrity swim. Receiving a tropy for

time of 50:00.

Robson Fire Department was third
in 54:00 while the KJSS 54:00,
teachers were fourth in 58:00.
first place was the Pass Creek Fire
Department with a time of 48:75.
Second place went to the RCMP in a

For the record

The information accompanying a
photograph of the Stanley Hum-
phries secondary school athletic
award winners on the front page of
the Sunday sports section was in-
correct. In fact, Dale Fitchett was
one of the award winners, not Colin
Fitchett, as identified in the photo-
graph.

Rips dices RE. sabi,

Local Sports Briefs

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Nelson cyclists dominate

The, West Kootenay Sailing Club will hold two sailing regattas
his a
. The first regatta will be held off rat p ap Pose July
jeekend. The Syringa Creek Regatta open classes
br pn Ae Judi i ds, dinghies, — and wae.
‘The Waneta Plaza Trophy will be up for grabs at jyringa regatta.
As many as 30 boats are expected at Syringa for the regatta.
The Gray Creek Regatta will be held at Gray Creek on the east
shore of Kootenay Lake. It is also open to all classes of sailboats and is
scheduled for the Labor Day weekend.

Kanigan wins tournament

Eclair Cycling Club members from Nelson dominated Category
Five Sunday as the two-day Tour the West Kootenay stage cycling

wral up.
eee natin Dodds won the division and Andy Cowan was fourth as
the team swept the titles in all three stages of the race.

Dodds won the 3.5-kilometre hill climb from Trail to Warfield
Saturday in a time of seven minutes, 55 seconds. He also won the
downtown Trail criterium event Saturday evening which went under
a 30-minute plus five-lap format.

Cowan won the 50-kilometre road race Sunday which went from
Trail to Salmo via Columbia Gardens, Cowan's time was one hour, 15
minutes, 2) seconds. Dodds was second.

Cyclysts from Idaho, B.C., Alberta and Washington State took
part in the weekend event. Three of the Eclair Cycling Club members
qualified for the B.C. Summer Games.

Clay second in province

Castlegar golfer Lorne Kanigan fired an 18-hole total of 71 —
three over par — in claiming top honors at the Copytron golf
tournament in Nelson Sunday.

Kanigan — who also won the long-drive event on the sixth hole —
led Ci to the team ch i ip with a score of 304, the
combined strokes of the city's four best golfers. The team from
Nelson was second at 314.

Castlegar’s Denise Pottle was the overall low gross champion in
the girls’ divsiion, beating out Ali Mclvor of Nelson.

The tournament was played at the Nelson Golf and Country Club
and was attended by 58 golfers aged eight to 19.

Two regattas this summer

Jaret Clay finished second in the province in the 1500m-racewalk
event at the B.C. high school track and field championships in
Vancouver earlier this month.

Clay was one of four Stanley Humphries secondary school
athletes to compete at the i ips held in V: . He
completed the 1500m-racewalk in a time of seven minutes, 44 seconds.
He will be going to Vancouver in July to try out for the junior national
team.
Schoolmate Dale Fitchett placed ninth in the province in the
800m event. Fitchett travelled the distance in two minutes.

Dan Davidoff was ninth in the triple jump. He jumped 12.65
metres. Heath Clement was 20th in the 400m hurdles with a time
of 65.2 seconds. He didn't qualify for the high jump when he failed to
clear the 1.77-metre height.

June 15, 1968

TOP CITIZENS . . . Twin Rivers elementary school
recently presented its citizenship awards for Map.
from
Guglielmi, Cheryl Scott, Sacha Sapriken, Daniel

Winners included: (front,

re

left) Angela

Depsoe and Corinne Abietkoff; (middle) David

Evdokimoff, Michele Bontje, Brad Mason, Brent
Rohn and Clayton Kabatoff; (rear) Brandy Mark,
Linda Esovoloff,
Anutooshkin and Brad Zaytsoff.

Michelle Graham, Stacey

Cominco retiree dies

Matthew M. (Matt) Ladoon of
Grand Forks passed away suddenly
May 29, 1988 at Boundary Hospital.
He was 68.

Mr. Ladoon was born Nov. 7, 1919
at Arborg, Man. the son of Alex and
Pearl Ladoon. He grew up and re-
ceived his schooling at Churchill,
Man. He later. lived and worked as a
carpenter in Kelowna and Trail

beforé moving to Grand Forks in
1983. He retired from Cominco in
1984.

He liked the outdoors and garden-
ing. He attended the Gospel Chapel.
He is survived by companion, Nancy
Verigin of Grand Forks; three sons,
Brian of Churchill, Man., and Leon-
ard and Dale, both of Edmonton; one
daughter, Karen Mitterer of Lang-

ley; one granddaughter and three
sisters, living in Mani

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Recreation news

It’s Time to Say
‘‘Thank You’’
Through

Our summer swim and program
brochures are now available at the
recreation office. They will be dis-
tributed through the elementary
schools next week, so keep your eyes
open for it. Some of the programs we
will be offering are:

Bronze Medallion

This class will be starting June 27
and will run from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Monday through Friday at the Bob
Brandson Pool. So if you are 13 years
of age or older and would like to
become a lifeguard then this is the
first step. Plan to spend the first
week of your summer learning life-
guarding techniques and having fun.
Register today. Registration dead
line for this course is June 23.

Seniors Trips

For the seniors this year we have
organized three trips to Ainsworth
Hot Springs. The trips will take place
July 6, 14 and 26. Pre-registration is
necessary and the trips have limited
room. So don’t be dissapointed call

Lottery numbers

The winning numbers drawn Mon-
day night in The Pick lottery were 1,
, 24, 32, 83, 34, 42 and 53
In the event of a discrepancy be
tween these numbers and the official
winning numbers list, the latter shall
apply

the recreation office for all the de
tails.
Summer

This summer we have a special
Modelling and Self Improvement
Course for pre-teens, teens and
adults. Develop grace, poise and con
fidence through correct posture,
social graces, personality develop.
ment, beauty (gchniques ‘nd ‘mod
elling routines. The instructor is a
professionally-trained model with the
Vietoria von Kane Modelling School
at the coast. This course will happen
during the week of Aug. 8-12. So
inquire today and register.

Air Canada’s
“‘Heart of Gold’? Award
Do you know someone who goes
out of his or her way to make your
community a better place to live?
Air Canada and your community
newspaper would like to help
salute these individuals. ¥
You can start things off by
nominating someone you know

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Castlégar News

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Castlegar, 8.C. VIN 3H4

This happens again this Friday in
the arena from 7:30-9:30 p.m. Have
fun and get exercise at the same time
by being a rollerskating enthusiast,
See you there.

ATTENTION RESIDENTS
OF SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 9

The Board of School Trustees is looking for a new name for Kin-
naird Junior Secondary School. A number of names listed below
have already been suggested by the school, however, it is felt
there should also be public input. If you agree with any of the
proposed names or if you have another suggestion, please call
the School Board Office 365-7731, or drop us a line.

THE PROPOSED NAMES ARE:
Mountain Side Middle School _Hill, Side Middle School
Kinnaird Middle School Forest Side Middle School
Kinnaird Junior Middle School _Pine Valley Middle School
Kootenay Valley Middle School _Up Hill Middle School
Mountain View Middle School _ Kinnaird Park Middle School

He was predeceased by a son in
1981.
Funeral services were held June 2
at Valleyview Funeral Chapel in
Kelowna.

Hammond Funeral Service of
Grand Forks was in care of local
arrangements.

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