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coach Collette Pilloud offers some advice to Shelby Miller on all as part of a hoop clinic this week at the high school.

News photo by Jonathan Green

College hosts volleyball camp

With the high school volley- ball season only one month away, local athletes have an opportunity to get a head start by participating in the third annual Kootenay Summer Volleyball Camp.

The four-day camp starts on Monday at Selkirk College. For only $75 all participants receive a camp T-shirt, indi- vidualized instruction, an op-

portunity to try out new skills in league and world champi- on-ship play, and just plain fun.

Feature coaches include Dave Olynyk, five provincial titles and one national title and Pat Hennelly, recent provincial team player and current provincial team coach.

To meet the needs of all lo- cal athletes there are two ses-

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sions this year: a day session from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and an evening session from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. The evening camp 18 be- ing held at Mount Sentinel and is intended to be for ath- letes participating in senior high school senior teams.

Although athletes may reg- ister on Aug. 24, pre-registra- tion is preferred. Contact Joe Moreira at 359-7941.

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12 bring back medals

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Although small in number, local swimmers were big on medal winning at the latest meet in Greenwood over the weekend.

Nineteen members of the Robson River Otters headed west on Highway 3 and when the last lap had been swum, 10 of them were wearing medals.

“Some of them really did well,” said Otters assistant coach Tara Paulus. “They re- ally surprised us.”

Torrie Lahue and Terri Todd led the way for the Ot- ters, both picking up gold medals. ;

Lahue stole the show in Di- vision 6 girls, finishing first in all five of her races while Todd picked up her gold in Division 1 girls.

Janice Hawley was just as consistent as Lahue in Divi- sion 6, finishing second five times and earning a silver.

Silver medals also went to

Scooter Corkle, Devin Lahue and Aaron Donohue, while Seamus Donohue and Lisa Woykin picked up bronze.

A meet for B swimmers, Paulus said the trip to Green- wood was satisfying for the kids who wouldn't be attend- ing the provincial champi- onships this weekend in Ab- botsford.

“The kids did really well,” she said. “It was a great way to end the season for the ones who aren’t going to the Provincials,” she said.

Meanwhile, across the riv- er in Castlegar, four members of the Aquanauts travelled to Greenwood and two of them returned with medals. :

Shelby Miller won silver in Division 5 girls while Mandy Parks took bronze in Division 2 girls. :

Although he wasn’t in at- tendance, Aquanaut coach Tom Carew said he heard good things about the small troop that made the trip.

“From what I heard, the kids swam alright,” he said.

Ten members of the Otters will make the trip to Abbots- ford, as will 26 of the Aqua- nauts.

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To Jack and Deirdre Voykin of Vancouver, a son, William Lawrence, born August 8, 1992. (66)

12 Card of Thanks

We would like to thank all our good friends. and all Lorne Leverington's friends for their caring support. Special thanks to Selkirk College, to Noella Desauiniers and Paul Henricksen for their help with the reception, to Norm Command for officiating at Lorne's Memorial, and to all of you who sent donations to Lorne's kids to Camp Fund. — Arlene and Lana. (66)

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Lidia and Bob Sorenson would like to. extend our sincere thanks for the messages of condolences and sympathy at the loss of our mom, Adelaide Redivo. Also to our friends and neighbors, we are grateful for the food, baking, flowers, cards and memorial donations. — Thank you all! (66)

The family of the late Annie Evin wish to sincerely thank the neighbors, friends and relatives for their comforting words, cards and flowers. A special thanks to Mr. Pete S. Samarodin for his role in directing the service. A sincere appreciation to the singers, ladies that prepared the food and to all who assisted with and attended the funeral. A special word of gratitude to the Mountain View Lodge and nurses and support staff for their loving care and attention given to Annie Evin. — God bless all of you and thank you ever so much. (66)

OGLOW Subdivision, approx. one week ago. Grey male cat. Reward. 365-2487. (3/66)

LARGE male orange tabby lost at Twin Rivers Motel on Fri., Aug. 14. Finder contact #22, 1485 Columbia Ave. (3/66)

YELLOW lightweight fibreglass canoe (very old, of great sentimental value to family). Missing in the Sunshine Bay/Twobit Creek area of the Arrow Lak&: Call 365-5077. (3/66)

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CHILD'S T-Shirt found at grounds at Rib Fest at D-Bar-D. 365-0392. (3/65)

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MAN'S gold necklace with pendants found Aug. 1 at Syringa Creek Park. Ph. 365-6653. (3/64)

MAN's gold wedding ring. Found at Christina Lake. Ph. 365-3270. (3/64)

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ONE very large dark orange and white cat. Answers to "Sam". Lost on 8th Ave., Kinberry Heights area. 365-0124 after 5 p.m. (3/66)

FIRST 3 weeks of April/92, Castlegar area. Waylon Jennings tour jacket. Please phone 365- 2551, ask for Rudy. (3/66)

ON July 27 on Southridge Drive, near mailbox, a set of GM car keys (5 keys on ring). Leave message with Dr. Hallett at Selkirk College. Ph. 365-7292. (3/64)

BLACK cat, 6 toes on front paws ‘found vicinity of Zuckerberg island on Aug. 8. Ph. 365-5542. (3/64)

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42 Personal CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY. In Memoriam Donations. Infor- mation, Box 3292 Castlegar, B.C. V1N 3H6. Ph. 365-5167. (104/28)

ALCOHOLICS Anonymous and Al- Anon. Phone 365-3663. (104/91)

CASTLEGAR GRIEF SUPPORT. Meetings Home Support Office, 7 p.m. on the 3rd Monday, monthly. 365-6883 or 365-2148. All in grief welcome. (104/4)

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MATURE WOMAN willing to babysit in her home. Reasonable rates, references available. Phone 365-6646. (tfn/52)

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EXPERIENCED part-time cham- bermaid. $8 per hour. Please drop off resume at Twin Rivers Motel. (3/66)

PART-TIME customer service position and kitchen help. Must have strong communication -skills and be able to work without supervision. Apply at Chicken Time. Non-smokers. (7/66)

NOW accepting applications for housekeeping. Drop off your resume to the Fireside Motor Inn (lobby). 1810-8th Avenue, Castlegar, B.C. 365-2128. (7/66)

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With broad range of experience. Written resume required. Resumes can be cropped off at Trowelex Rentals and Sales 4450 Columbia Ave., Castlegar. Ph. 365-3315.

KOOTENAY Columbia Childcare Society request tenders for janitorial contract to begin Sept. 1. For more information or to view sight — call 365-8448. Closing date Aug. 21st. (3/64)

FIBERGLASS boat repairs. 365- 2481. (3/65)

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2 POSITIONS — 1. Experienced mature waitress. 2. Daytime kitchen help, experienced in food prep. Apply in person with resume after 2 p.m. The Greek Oven, 400 Columbia. (3/64)

NEED ONE person to work in kitchen. Part-time now, full-time in future. Will train in Chinese cooking. 365-7414. (tfn/63)

RESPONSIBLE 15 year old will babysit, Ootischenia area. Call 365-2380. (3/64)

FOR ALL YOUR cement finishing needs, forming, placing, finishing, sidewalks, driveways, etc phone Perry Hyson. 365-6898. (7/60)

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