Page 8A

The Castlegar Sun

if you have something that Is lying around collecting dust, Isn't It time you got rid of It? We can help! Phone the Sun classifieds at 365 - 5266 or 365 - 7848 We can't sell what we don't advertise!

+ Nirah sym RN DORR ORR

BURDING BRIDGES our MULTICULTURAL COMMUNITY

Thursday, May 6 * 5:30 - 9:00 pm SHSS Activity Room, Castlegar

ACTIVITIES

Student art work « Masks ¢ Origami Display tables * Food CONCERT BEGINS at 6:30 pm ‘€thnic Costume Parade Music Dance Drama

Co-sponsors: Multicultural Society * School District #9 ¢ Arts Counctl

2 Jor all Moms Please dine with us thie special Mother's Day Sunday, May 9th

Brunch rerves~ 70am - 2pm thm -9pm S72.95 per person » $16.95, sper person

Featuring é re? Deli Meats

Cheeses

Carved Ham k Beef Garden Fresh Salads Fruit Fra

Dessere ¢ °t Chicken Cordon Bleu Beef W ‘ellington

Omelletteysto Order Fresh 4 ee Carved Ham

otheh Breakfast items

1800 - 8th Ave., Castiegar

Wednesday, May 5, 1993

oo Letters to the Editor

Local Lions Club says thank you

Dear Editor:

The Castlegar Selkirk Lions Club would like to thank the follow- ing for donations of material and assistance 10 make-our 17th West Kootenay Trade Fair a success: Cominco, Celgar, Arrow Building Supply, Colormix, and Ace Disposal. A big thank you to Mike Nevakshonoff for raising our electrical cable, Leo Sommers for electrical assistance, West Kootenay Power for raising our banner, Kootenay Coffee Company for supplying coffee to all exhibitors and the Kootenay Child Care Society for babysitting. Also, thanks 80 out to the Kootenay Society for Living, Pat Metge and the staff at the arena for their ass and co-op A special thank you to all volunteers who helped with admission, Kinnaird Band members, Stanley Humphries cheerleaders, Miss Castlegar Pageant candidates, Cadets, Scouts, 4-H Club members and all par- ents who supervised. Without everyone's help it would not have been the succes it was

Dave Shalansky West Kootenay Trade Fair Chairman

Moyie plans Centennial 93

Dear Editor

Plans are well under way for a Grand Celebration and Home. coming for Moyie’s 100th birthday. It was in 1893 the claims were staked that led to the opening of the St, Bugene Mine and the founding of the town. Letters have gone out across North America inviting former residents to come and join in the festivities sched- uled for August 6, 7 and 8, 1993

Organizers have planned historical displays, a walkabout, music, story-telling, quilt show, fireworks and more. Three meals will be provided

There will be horseshoe and botce pits available, and a play- groung for children. While there are various other activities planned, the emphasis will be on providing an atmosphere for pre- sent and former residents to reminisce and renew old friendships.

In order to better plan for meals we are encouraging early regis- traion. Interested former residents who may have been missed on our mailing list can Moyie Centennial ‘93, P.O Box 164, Moyie, B.C. VOB 2A0 - or phone 829 - 0500

Ellen M. Dixson Moyie Centennial Committee

WEST KOOTENAY CAMERA CLUB

on Cedar Avenue in Trail across from Zellers

Come and see our show and enter to win by

voting for the people's choice award.

Local company has part-time position available for person with telemarketing & sales experience.

Reply to:

Box 786

c/o 465 Columbia Ave. Castlegar, B.C. VIN 1G8

Woodland Park Elementary School students proudly accept awards of merit for the month of April. Front (I-r): Christopher Battey, Katie Austin, Cody Jack, Marty Cristofoli, Jenessa Morin and Cherene Weshnoski. Middle (I-r): Brendan Grifone, Hayley Ohillon, Paul Shingler, Jill Conroy, Lisa Horst and Jamie Rae Frost. Back (I t): Kate DeWolf, Nicole Barry, Kailee Tassone, Ryan Popoff and Brook Papau

SUN STAFF PHOTO Karen Kerkhoft

DON'T FORGET MOM

Sell it in the classifieds - it'll go faster!

Don't touch another thing until

u read is ad.

SPORTS

Sports Dept. John Van Putten 365-5579

The Castlegar Sun

WEDNESDAY, May 5, 1993

Glance

Local NHL players

Two local hockey talents, Travis Green from Castlegar and Ray Ferraro from Trail are currently playing on the New York Islands squad against the Pittsburgh Penguins in the best-of-seven Patrick Division “Final. Green has two goals one assist so far in the play-offs, Ferraro is in third place in the overall play-off scoring race. The Islanders are up 1-0 with the second game of the series late last night

AHL action for Martini Darcy Martini and his Cape Breton Oilers have taken 2-0 lead in the best-of-seven series against St. John's in the Amer- ican Hockey League quarter- final. Cape Breton beat St John's 5-3 last Thursday and 4-3 on Saturday.

Stock car season starts

A note to area stock car racers, Northport International Race- way is having there 1993 sea- son opener on Mothers Day, Sunday, May 9. Time trials start at | p.m. and racing starts at 2 p.m.

Wanted, rugby players The Trail Colonials Rugby Football Club practice Mon- day and Thursday evenings at the football field in Warfield They are always looking for new players and they welcome both experienced Rugby play- ers and those inexperienced players who are interested in learning the game. For addi- tional Information call Ray Nelson at 367-9467

Ready for wrestling BADD Promotions is bringing wrestling to Castlegar May 15 The five-event show will fea- ture |-Ton, Yamagucchi, Oly Olson, Buddy Wayne, Randy Taylor, Mike Edwards, Jason the Terrible, Rocky Dellasara, Velvet MacEntyre and Brenda Two Eagles. The matches will be held at the Castlegar and District Community Complex Hockey arena. Tickets will be $7 in advance and $8 at the door.

Contact Allen Middleton at 365-5813 for ticket informa- tion

Summer games cyclists Any area cyclists who are interested in participating in the B.C. Summer Games which are being held in Chilli- wack from July 22-25, should contact Zone 1 cycling Coach John Mandryk at 429-2318 before May 14

Swimming into medals

JOHN VAN PUTTEN Sun Sports

One thing is certain, if our local Swimmers forget to remove their hard-camed collection of medals before jumping into the pool they

all sink like stones.

en members of the West Kootenay Cocoons Swim Club returned from their weekerid B.C. Masters Provincial swim meet in North Vancouver toting the fruits of their labor— an amazing 77 medals and a new Canadian record in the mixed 200m relay.

“Our swimmers were happy with their times; quite a few per- sonal bests were accomplished and almost all other times were within a second of their best times,” said Marg van Yzerloo one of the competitors from Castlegar.

There were 222 swimmers from all areas of British Columbia competing in the three-day event The ten local swimmers covered many age groups ranging from Jodi Young in the ladies 20-24 age group, to Chuck Wools who swam in the men’s 75-79 group.

One of the highlights of the meet was when four local swim-

mers broke the Canadian record in? the mixed 200m relay. The swim-

mers: Marg van Yzerloo; Betty

Brussel; Chuck Woolls and Gerry

Brussel combined their ages to

compete in the 280+ category.

The men’s 200m Medley Relay also beat the existing Canadian record, but they were beat to the finish line by the North Vancouver Masters Swim Chib team and had to settle for the silver medal. Bill Deklerk, Gerry Brussel, Bill van Yzerloo and Chuck Woolls made up the silver medal relay team.

and preparation paid off for the Cocoon members in both condi Honing and ‘developing team spirit

“We have come a long way in the last couple of years. Our group really roots on the other mem bers,” Bill van Yzerloo said.

One of the factors in deve lop. ing such a strong sense of team enthusiasm has been the availabil ity of the top quality facility here in Castlegar

“We have a good pool and good staff, we are lucky to have such a facility here,” Bill van

FOR LOCAL NEWS & SPORTS Call John Van Putten

365-5579

The many months of training §—_-Yzerloo said.

MEDAL WINNERS

Jodi Young: GOLD 200m Butterfly; SILVER 200m IM; BRONZE 100m Butterfly; SOm Freestyle Barbara Roberts: SILVER 200m, 400m, 800m, BRONZE 100m, 50m Free

Marton Roberts- Young: GOLD 200m Back; 50m Free, SILVER 100m IM: 100m Free. 100m Back Betty Brussel: SILVER 100m Back, BRONZE 200m Breast: 200m Back: 100m Breast Marg van Yxerloo: GOLD 100m IM ; 50m Butterfly, SILVER 50m, 100m, 200m Breast, BRONZE Sdm Free Darryl! Gulay: SILVER 200m Free; 100m Breaststroke

Bill Deklerk: GOLD 100m, 200m Breast; 200m, 100m Back, SILVER 50m Breast Gerry Brussel: SILVER 50m Breast; 100m Breast: 200m Breast, BRONZE 200m Back Bill van Yzerloo: BRONZE 50m, 100m, 200m Breast

Chuck Wools: GOLD 100m IM; 50m, 100m Back; 1500m Free, 50m, 100m Breast, SILVER 800m Free

RELAY RESULTS

Ladies 240+; GOLD 200m Free; 200m Medley: B. Brussel, M. van Yzerloo, M 2

Roberts-Young, B. Roberts. Men 280+; SILVER’200m Free; 200m Medley: B. Deklerk, G. Brussel, B. van Yzerloo, C. Woolls. Mixed 240+ GOLD 200m Free; 200m Medley: B. Roberts, M. Roberts-Young B. Deklerk, B. van Yzerloo. Mixed 280+ Gold 200m Medley (New Canadian Record); SILVER 200m Free C. Woolls, M. van Yzerloo, B. Brussel, G. Brussel

PROMOTIONS PRESENTS

PRO WRESTLING MAIN EVENT

; Canadian Championship Title Match

1-TON YAMAGUCCI 242 Ibs. VS 206 Ibs. Castlegar Saporro, Japan SEMI-MAIN OLY OLSEN vs BUDDY WAYNE

Other exciting bouts featuring such stars as Rocky Della Serra, Jason The Terrible Mike Edwards and morel

Castlegar Arena TICKETS $8.00 at the door May 15 ADVANCE TICKETS $7.00 7:30 pm AVAILABLE AT: Carls Drugs 365-5813 Kats Trophies * Mallards Sports Bonnetts Mens Wear © Georgies Ladies Wear MATCHES SUBJECT TO CHANGE co-sponsored by the Castlegar Rebels

Ladies & Gentlemen IT'S AUCTION TIME! NEW FURNITURE AUCTION

Grand Forks Arena Saturday, May 8, 1993

VIEWING 9 A.M. TO AUCTION TIME - AUCTION STARTS AT 11:00 A.M. — LUNCH AVAILABLE —

Don't Miss This One...

Major consignment of new furniture from manufacturers' and wholesalers'

The most important thing to remember

about electricity is to always keep a little common sense between you and your power supply. Common sense means cautioning children to avoid areas marked

“Danger’’...

ON MAY 9th

A very special way to tell a very special Mom how much you care! Daa

showrooms, discontinued items & year-end clearouts.

FULL SEMI TRUCK LOAD

Summer games track time Zone | Trials for the B.C Summer Games Track and Field events will be held in Cranbrook May 29 starting at noon for track events ranging in length from 100m to 3,000m. There will be 34 posi- tions available on the team which will represent the East and West Kootenays. Addi- tional information is available by. contacting Zone 1 Coach, Roger Toogood at 429-3442.

DANGER

* complete 9 pce dining room suites * living room suites * solid oak tables with solid oak chairs * assort- ment of discontinued Shermag solid rock maple Juvenile & adult bedroom suites * assortment of bed- room suites * boxspring mattresses (all sizes) brand names * hide-a-beds * small brassware * brass beds (all sizes) * large assortment of table & floor lamps * assortment of tools * assortment of coffee and end

tables * oak curio cabinet PLUS MUCH, MUCH MORE

Shop in comfort for that special gift.

Open every Sunday to

serve you best! and warning them never

to build a tree house close to power

lines, where they

could be seriously injured.

There are many other ways to practise electri- cal safety. And they all have one very important thing in common. Common sense.

Think about it, please.

Fitness training courses A weekend long Total Train- ing Centre (TTC) Fitness Knowledge course Friday May 7 at 6 p.m. and continues May 8-9 from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Selkirk College. This course is a prerequisite to all TTC fitness instructor courses. For additional information call Kathy Markin at Selkirk Col- lege (365-1208) or the TTC in Nelson (352-6640 or 1-800- 661-8905).

Subject to additions/deletions All items will be sold to the highest bidder... Don't miss these bargains

MAKE A GREAT DISCOVERY!

Plan now to attend this auction. You'll be glad you did!

Fitness instructors course Kootenay Fit, a fitness instruc- tors training program is being offered May 15 at Selkirk Col- lege. Interested people can register at the Castlegar and District Community Complex and Selkirk College

For further information call:

ONE STOP AUCTION SERVICES 1-800-667-1399

Visa and Mastercard welcome

3 miles East of Trail on Highway 3B

Mon., Tues., Wed., Sat. 9:30-5:30 Thursday and Friday 9:30-9:00 Sunday 12:00-4:00

368-5202

r Oe by WEST KOOTENAY POWER Swim coach clinic

A Level 1 Aquatic Coaching clinic at the Community Com- plex will run May 14-16 at the pool in Castlegar.

Castlegar 365-8212 - Crawford Bay 227-9231 - Creston 428-5357 - Grand Forks 442 3142 Greenwood 445-6455 - Kaslo 353-2446 - Kelowna 860-2126 - Keremeos 499-5844 - Oliver 498-2474 Osoyoos 495-2474 - Penticton 493-3818 - Seimo 357-9711 - South Slocan 359-7613 - Trail 368-9111