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New Kootenay Skills Development Centre

. Enttective Tuesday, August 3 Kootenay Skills Development Centre of the Ministry of Advanced Education, Training and Technology opens in-Cranbrook, B.C. to serve the West and East Kootenay regions

1993 a new

This office will assume the responsibilities of the Nelson office which closes Friday, July 31 1993, at 4:30 p.m. Field service staff will ontinue to deliver services to our clients in the West Kootenays

Consolidation of these offices streamlines kills development programs and will create

more efficient service to the public

After July 31st or assistance relating to vocational ehabilitation, apprenticeship, industrial adjustment, or labour market services can call the Kootenay office in Cranbrook, colleet at (604) 426-1281 oF write to

anyone requiring information

Ministry of Advanced Education Training and Technol

Kootenay Skills Development Centre Room 201, 117-10th Avenue South Cranbrook, B.C. VIC 2N1

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JOHN VAN PUTTEN Sun Sports

und added the sportsmanship tro phy for the first time

cared a fifth place team perfor The Castlegar Aquanauts and the Robson River Ouers were not

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Colville took top spot at their own meet, earning 1072.5 Trail-Warfield came in second with 914.5 points. The Aquanauts followed at 909.5 then The Nanton swim club from Alberta took fifth just

Castlegar placed ‘third overall te

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edging out the River Otters who placed sixth. In total nine clubs attended the meet

Robson sent 29 swimmers to the event with top performances from Roman Wyllie who took the overall stlver in the Novice divi sion and Emily Watson, who earned a Silver aggregate

In individual events, Mario Tehrenberg placed second in two events, Wyllie eamed second in two races and Watson swam her way to three third places and one second.

As the season progresses the swimmers are shaving bits off their personal best times. “Our swim- mers are improving their strokes and their times,” said River Otter head Coach Kathlene Yetman

Castlegar was represented by 56 swimmers and those swim

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mers caming aggregate medals included Sandra Ellis, Adam Kristian, Keith Kristian, Mike Angrignon, Elizabeth St. John, Jodi Young and Neil Jones.

As cach swimmer gains strength through the season record times are set and this weekend was no exception. The Fellas (made up of Justin Balahura, Andy Angrignon, Adam Kristian and David Gallo), the Belly But tons (Adrienne Negrey, Angela Briggeman, Shelly Stansbury and Shelly Miller), and the Reigning Veins (Jaclyn Robertson, Aimee Guido, Wendy Pilla and Jodi Young) all set new records in the respective Medley relays.

Neil Jones also set a new mark in his Butterfly event

Both clubs will have a nice break this weekend when it comes to travel time. This is Castlegar’s turn to host the swim meet

CORRECTION In last week’s edition of the Castlegar Sun, it was reported that the Aquanauts attained fourth place in the Trail-Warfield met. In fact, the Aquanauts placed first. The Sun apologizes for the mistake and any confusion it caused.

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Understanding a little about cloudy water may help prevent its occurrence and keep your pool enjoyable day in and day out.

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This Slocan Valley all-star player found himself stuck between second base so he dove for second and was tagged out. This was w. ment in Trail. Castlegar lost against the Slocan Valley all-star team on Sunday 13-2.

and third base. Castlegar had players on each arm-up action to help prepare for next weekend’s tourna-

SUN SPORTS PHOTO / John Van Putten

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It’s A Dirty Job

Like many people who are smitten by the beauty and peace of the West Kootenay region it started with a desire to stay in the Kootenays. For Allan Andrew of Crescent Valley, that desire transformed itself into his own - Exterior Pressure Washing and Services.

“I looked around for a business that had lots of growth and one that didn’t

have 6 other companies

Jim Young toumey all set to go Thursday

JOHN VAN PUTTEN Sun Sports

All is set and ready to go for this year’s Jim Young Celebrity Golf ‘Tournament which has a confirmed list of 29 celebrity participants.

In total there will be 145 par- ticipants competing in this Thurs- day's tourney, up from 130 last year. Harry Grossmith, Co-ordi- nator for the Red Cross, Koote- nay Region said the number of Participants increases each year.

“This year we had to add an extra three teams due to the increased interest in the tourney,” Grossmith said.

One of the toughest hurdles to clear when trying to organize a celebrity tourney is, according to Grossmith, getting confirmations from sports celebrities

Much of the credit for the increase in number of participants can go to the organizing commit tee who were on the phone until the last possible minute trying to nail down the final list

“Alex Birukow did an outstand ing job pulling in a list of partici- pating celebnitie: jrossmith said

Some of the celebrities who will be in attendance this. year include National Hockey League faces Tim Hunter, Dallas Drake Frank Spring, Derek Spring, Danny Spring, Bob Murdoch, Castlegar’s Travis Green and Cesare Maniago

‘mous football stars include Paul Girody, Jim Young, Al Wilson, Mike Bellefontaine, and Steve Tambellini. Other names you may recognize are Skier

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Felix Beleyck from Castlegar and CTV's John McKeachie With this large number of famous people here. in Castlegar Grossmith is welcoming anyone to come out to the course and watch the golf and meet some of

the attending celebrities.

“Anyone is welcome to come out and get an autograph and meet the participants,” Grossmith said

Registration starts at 10 a.m with a lunch to follow. The Shot- gun Tee-off is scheduled to start

at 1:30 p.m. and golf will contin- ue until 6 p.m.

Local businesses have donated over $2,700 in prizes for the event. “There has been tremen- dous business support in the area,” Grossmith said.

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Allan needs is a source of water to pressure wash anything from driveways to siding on homes, and cars and trucks, to degreasing restaurant kitchens and heavy machinery, Recently, Allan was able to remove latex paint that had spilled on a

Showing his concern for the environment and the runoff from the cleaning products, Allan states, "We use biodegradable products wherever and whenever

and Covering the area of Nelson, Slocan Valley and Castlegar has kept Allan busy and he is pleased his customers don’t mind leaving messages on his unit when he’s away. “We ty and call back the next day to set up an

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Judging by his sense of humour (his slogan is, “t's a dirty job AND we'll do it"), his professional attitude to his business and the list of clients he has already developed, it looks like Allan Andrew and Exterior Pressure Wash will be another Kootenay success story.

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