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s2 Castlegar News June 19, 1991

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In the Tadpole division of the
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|. These six, seven
and eight year olds, many of
whom are getting their first
taste of organized ball,
offered unmatched entertain-
ment in the Association's
annual wind up day at
Kinnaird Park Saturday.

CasNews photos by Ed Mills

Linda Popoff (left) and Terri Pakula of the C:

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By CasNews Staff

Despite a sparkling record in
tournament play against the
same competition, the Castlegar
X-Men can’t buy a win in the
Trail Minor Soccer A iation’s

Enzo Liberatore, Treil: Greg Malposs Nokon, Sort
rousdale, Fruitvale; Tony Mauro, Grand Fork

under-14 division.
The n, who haven’t lost
tournament this

The Beaver Valley Hustlers
beat the X-Men 3-2 Monday in
Beaver Valley while the
Warfield Lions beat them 2-1
Thursday in Warfield.

The losses drop the X-Men’s
overall record to 4-14-1 as they
travel to Glenmerry tonight to
play the Sting — the last team
Castlegar beat in regular sea-
son two weeks ago.

Fred Jack scored on a penal-
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scoring pace for the club in the
loss to the Hustlers.

Tony Ponte scored the X-
Men’s only goal against
Warfield.

The news wasn’t any better
for the under-12 division
Castlegar Kickers as they were
creamed 9-0 Monday by the
powerhouse East Trail Raiders
in Trail.

The Kickers picked up a win

day at the

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Ryan Fontes and Ryan
Wenger scored for the Kickers
and Ryan Leckie replied for the
Tornado as the Kickers evened
the season series between the
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The Tornado’s overall record
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but are back on the field in

Beaver Valley tonight to take on

Dragons.

The Kickers are at home to
face the Warfield Lions in a 5:30
p.m. start at Kiwanis field.

Voncouver at Kitchener, 7:30 p.m.

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— Fielder, Detroit, 52; Sierra, Texos, 49;
Thomes, Chicogo, 48; Henderson, Ookland, 45,
Wintield, California, 45: Col Ripken, Baltimore, 44:
« Toronto, 43; Boines,

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Grads together for first time

To the skirl of bagpipes, 150 graduates of
Selkirk College programs filed into their seats
June 8 at the Castl for
the first all-campus graduation in the college’s
history.

Until this 25th anniversary year, each of the
college’s campuses staged its own graduation cere-
mony. More than 600 graduates from all of the
— 30 program arenas were listed in the pro-

or The afternoon event was emceed by John Aslin,
college registrar, and welcoming messages were
delivered by college president Leo Perra,
Elizabeth Fleet, chairman of the college board,
and Ianthe Warner, speaking on behalf of instruc-
tors.

Special guest speaker was Garry Merkel, a
1976 graduate of the college’s forestry program,
who is now in charge of resource management for
all B.C. Indian reserves. He spoke to the grads
about success, how it is measured and how it is
achieved.

“Success has less to do with the neighborhood,
the size of your house or whether or not everyone
on your block has a manicured lawn,” Merkel
said. “Doing something you like to do for a living
is how you are successful.”

Department heads, or their representatives,
then presented the graduates who received a
scroll from Perra and congratulations from Fleet.

Business administration graduate Chris
Seggewiss of Nelson delivered the valedictory
address to his fellow graduates and spoke know-
ingly of conquering one’s fears.

“Too often it is only fear that holds you back
from achieving your full potential,” Seggewiss
said.

This year, scholarships and awards totalling
$31,300 were presented to 108 recipients.

The highest academic honor, the Governor
General’s Collegiate Bronze medal went to
Tammy Tchir of Trail.

Judy Poznikoff won the Li Governor's
Silver medal and Chairman’s Achievement
awards went to Lana Benson, Kit Fast, Shannon.
Girardo, Jeff Leggat, Dan Tomlinson and Glenice
Wilson.

There were 45 donors in attendance to present
the following awards:

— Gary
Webb; Technical J atten, 164 Corporate Battle Award —
Howard Mackie; and L
echolarships — ris Poohachoff for oe Mary Baker for
French, and Sara Burdelt for ' McDonell
Memortlal scholarship — Mark Allen; Michel Devaux

Memorial scholarship — Michael Maj; Diane Phillips
scholarship — Candace Carter.

Geology scholarship — Brent Pinckney; Jim Cromwell
scholarship in phy — Elizabeth Weibe; Robert Boyer
Forestry Entrace award — Dennis Kelly; Russell Gilchrist
Memorial scholarship — Dinah Watton; Jim Johnson
Memorial scholarship — Laurie Barisoff and Cheryl
Duckworth; Memorial scholarship — Gordon
Macintyre; Selkirk Blology scholarships —
Ahistrom, Patti Birukow, Candace Carter, Ellen Crossley,
Chery! Duckworth, Ailsha Gray, Stan Hadikin, Walter Hadikin,
Sharyn Higham, James Jones, Kari Legebokoff, Patricia
McLaughian and Kyle Marling.

Tourism Careers Training scholarship — Carol Peterson;
B.C. Telephone Co. Lid. scholarship — con Hadikin,
Eleanor Kurbis and Ki:
Memorial Music Fund award - Kevin Polard deat Reeves

‘aval
Music — Andrew TI Kaslo
ABE award — Loma Surina; Certified General Accountants
of B.C. award — Tammy Tchir; Digital Equipment of Canada

ses Association (Trail) schol

and Frances Moncrieff; Royal
Canadian Legion Branch No. 11 scholarships — Lillian
Hodson and Shona Van Zjil De Jong; Selkirk College Board
schol: — Andrew Holmes.
Selkirk College scholarships — Teri Amantea, Stanley
Ball, Kenneth Bennett, Doris Chernoff, Dak Giles, John
Hoolaeff, John E. Kennedy, Peter Lundy, Thomas Munson,
Jane Murphy, Amber Nims, Lana Perepelkin, Peter
Pereversoff, Andrew Port, Sandra Reilly, Lisa Shippy, Donna
Stewart, Ann Watt and Judith Wood.

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