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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Wednesday, July 22, 1981

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Castlegar Men's Commercial Fastball League Final League Standings

GP 1. Labatts 21

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M. Poznikoff Marsh

J. Postnikoff F. Loukianoff W. Kuzyk

J. Moran

T. Moran

B. Tarasoff

C. Kooznetsoff J. Tarasoff

P. Chernenkoff R. Drazdoff

B. Ozeroff

8. Postnikoff D. Konkin

M. Colt.xin

G. Anderson S. Postnikoff

Terry Hughes G. Fleming

G. Semenoff T. Taranoff

F. Sherstobitoff P. Angrignon F. Wychuk

A. Sapriken

P. Markin

R. Irwin

F. Kooznetsoff

Peter Evdokimoff ® Clay Whitf'eld gar Top Batter Trophy: John Horeoff of Celgar with .421 B.A. Best All-Round Player: Gary Fleming of Carling O'Keefe. Umpire's Trophy: Sue Belanger. Valley Juniors

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T. Sabourin R. Percival

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Len Woods Warren Hutchinson Clay Liber

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:Peany Carnival Well if you still haven't managed to get involved in any SunFest ‘81 activities there’ are a few events +heduled for the

The Recreation Staff have organized many fun events which will be sure to get you in the spirit SunFest. Some of the events will include a

of the weeks! Tie up a

eating contest,

peanut ble, relays,

view a windsurfing demon-

stration. As part of the Sun-

Fest activities, two of the in-

structors from Windsurfing

Kootenay West will be out at

Syringa Park to answer any about

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Office or at my Chamber of Commerce for a complete listing of remaining activi-

ties.

Regional Recreation Com- mission No. 1 invites all chil- dren four to 12 years cld to ome to the Penny Carnival at Kinsmen Park on Friday mnorning. It.gets underway at

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and to show how it’s done. The demonstration will be starting at 10 a.m. If you are interested in finding out more about this sport which is fast increasing in popu- larity, then this is the ideal time. Sunflower Ran

One of the big events of the final weekend of SnnFest is the 1981 Castlegar Sunflower Run. Here is a chance for all runners, big and small to come out and participate. ‘There will be twe courses: a7 kilometre and a 3.5 kilom- etre. The longer route will have three categories: Men's (16 and up), women’s (16 and up), and a 16 and under div- ision. The shorter course consists of an open category only. This event is being sponsored by Regional Rec-

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$1 but you must be regis- 4

tered by Friday. The one-day bike adventure starts from the Complex, takes you to Pass Creek for a morning swim, continues through Robson and on to the Hugh Dam for lunch.

and the Run should get underway by 8:80. There is no entry fee, but you must register before starting. Trophies will be presented afterwards to the first place finishers of the 7-km course, men’s, women’s, and 16 and under categories, and to the first place finisher of the 3.5 km course. Medallions for seconds and thirds will also be awarded. The run really stresses parti ipation, net competition, and averyone who participates will te given a certificate. So come on Castlegar.

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tau will then be taken on an interesting tour of the dam, and afterwards begin the trip back to Castlegar. Plan on being a part of this energetic and educational adventure.

* Cyele Excursion

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A cycle excursion of longer duration is planned for the 13 to 15 year olds. This three day trip up the beautiful Slocan Valley to Slocan City takes place July 28 - 80. You should have a reliable ten- speed for this excursion. ‘No need to worry about fancy bike touring equipment — supplies, will be bussed to camping spots along the way. ‘An emergency vehicle will be by at all times. This 80-mile, 3 day round trip will be a challenge to all, and certain to be a memorable summer happening. Registration fee is $15, payable’ at the Rec- reation Office.

Frisbee Demonstration

On Monday, July 27 there will be a frisbee demonstra- tion at 2 p.m. on the Kiwanis Soccer field beside the com- munity complex. This should be a great demo to take in. Orange Crush, who is spon- soring the event, is. utilizing professional frisbee throwers

. to demonstrate the skills in-

volved in this unique sport. They will be givng away T-shirts, and free orange crush,

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Canadian team chosen

_ BROOKFIELD, N.S. (CP) — The final roster of Can- ada’s National Senior Men's Softball Team has been an- nounced by assistant coach and .manager Hugh Mathe- son.

The team will represent Canada at the world cham- pionships in Santa Clara, Calif., July 30 - Aug. 2.

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Brookfield Elks, headed the 17-man list, revealed after a week of tryouts at the Elks’ home park in this village near Truro, N.S.

The national team has five pitchers, two catchers, six infielders and four outfield- ers.

Selected from the Elks were pitchers Robert Put- nam, Steve Healy, and Dave Hunt; catcher Bobby Camp- bell; first basemal Mike Wor- sley; second baseman Mike Henderson; shortstop Doug Holland; third baseman Rob- bie Cooke; and outfielders Steve Locke and Dennis Pet- erson.

Out-of-town selections are first Pierre G lin

Quebec City; infielder John Green of Saskatoon; out- fielders Marty Kernathan of Calgary and Ron Gustafson of Winnipeg and pitchers Ron Boland of St. John's, Nfld. and Jerome Brocklehurst of British Columbia.

Two of the players had ex- perience at the international level. Henderson and Green both played on Canada’s gold-medal winning Pan- American team in ~ 1979. Green was also on the na- tional team at tho world’s championship last year.

The club, under the direc- tion of Elks coach Terry Henderson, will see its first action as a team tonight when it plays visiting Char-

and catcher Serge Bourke of

Faweetts in a pair of exhibition games.

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Wednesday, July 22, 1981

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to West Ki y Power C s

In the | event of on ag suspension of fea services) the

Cominco holding golf

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Dozens of prizes will be up pany for grabs this year in Com- | to ensure the availability of electric a iicnlacantalie ‘our inco’s annual Orbit Golf Tour- customers, nament for pl and Customers not receiving thelr bills may obtain them at the ; t retirees.

The Orbit winners will be invited to special tournaments in Trail and Kimberley during the Cominco 75th anniversary weekends in September. The 18-hole tournaments will be’ Pa held Sept. 12 in Kimberley jyweat koctenay power and Sept. 19 in Trail.

Cominco Orbit golf tourna- ments have been a popular annual event and for the anniversary year the spouse and children of Cominco em- ployees will also be in the competition.

To enter, two or more eli- gible persons play an 18-hold game after declaring “this is my one and only Orbit golf entry” — before

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Wood, who advises that the Hunting Regulation Syn- opsis will be available about the third week in July, says the opening dates for hunting most species will be un- changed from last’ year.

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