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Swetlikoe, Geraldine Becks Terry Phillips, Kathy Mason, Elaine Horlick, Teresa McGauley and coach Albert Baker. Missing from the photo are Susan Culley, Cindy Tipping and Gina Smith.—Castlegar News Photo by Lois Hughes

Many Records Broken During Beaver Valley

Swim Meet

By Bob Rafter

The Aquanauts got back on the winning trail Inst weekend with a narrow four-point victory over Trail in the Beaver Valley Invitational Swim Meet. It was our second "come-from- behind" victory, as we were behind by 20 points after Saturday's events. The victory was decided in the last two events of the meet,

This left the Aquanauts with three wins and one loss in swim meet compelitions.

The club swam well during the meet with many good times

‘+ revirded,-There wer ‘broken, with. Rob McGauley

and Mike Berger setting most of them. However, the high- light of the meet, had to be

when Paul Stewart bettered:

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record, Two new Stephanie Zoobkoff and Johnny Farkas, did very well in making finals in only their first swim meet.

‘The club is now preparing for it's own invitational’ swim

meet, which will be held this”

weekend in conjunction with the Castlegar Sunflower Fest. ‘There will be good swimming on both days and everyone is invited to attend.

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New Rules Announced for Use Of Kokanee Glacier Park Cabins -

Parks branch district sup- erintendent, Bob Russell, re-

cently announced that new.

cabin . regulations have been.

implemented in Kokanee Gla-

cier Park. Effective June 15, all uten- sils were removed from Slocan Chief and Silver Spray cabins. They will be returned Oct. 15. “We have been forced to take such measures because of increased use. Many park users expect utensils to be at the cabin, but find there isn't enough to go around when they arrive. This has created a major problem for the branch and for hikers. Now, everyone staying at the cabins will have to carry their own utensils,” he said. “The parks branch is at- tempting to encourage hiker:

who are planning overnight stopsin the part to be equipped with tents and backpack stoves. Hiking equipment should:.be such that park users are equipped and prepared to meet any and all emergencies,” he said.

Group hikers travelling to Slocan Chief Cabin are faced with additional regulations:

Mr. Russell said, “There is an overcrowded situation at the cabin. To combat the problem, groups of five or more will be restricted from using the cabin between Friday and Monday. This will allow weekend hikers to make use of the cabin.”

The restriction is in effect from June 15 to Oct. 15.

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By John Dalziel

Last week was a big one

for the senior Seniors as they had two special days in a row. Our regular Wednesday morn- ing ‘do’ was enhanced by the occasion of our first ever “steak fry." Thanks to the co-operation and willingness of most of the gang, this went over so well that there are already demands to know when the next one is. Most of the boys cooked their own steaks, some of them for the first time, and a darn good job they did. For those who, were too chicken to tackle the chef idea, several of the

members did double duty. The

consensus of opinion was that it had been a good deal and why

. hadn't we thought of it before?

Being the first attempt, there were the odd mishaps but they only served to show how such efforts can be better run in the future.

Even the thought of the succulent sirloins to come did not stop the boys from going out and murdering the course as usual. Also, as usual, my arch rival, Bert Lamb, suc- ceeded in wiggling his way into a different foursome from me. This is getting to be a real

battle of wits and, since one of.

us has only half the equipment, it is going to be interesting to see how it comes out. Anyway, after everyone was back in the

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the golfers had been playing poker.

The winners, a group who came in with five of a kind, were Bob Pickering, Ira Hend- rickson, Art Hawkins, Joe Cushner, Curt Waterman and Claude Bissell. Close on their heels with full houses, were Ozzie Jones, Cecil Bradford and Tony Schiavon. Rounding out the score with two pairs were Joe Schiavon, Gilbert Fowler and Bill Sommerfield.

Thursday morning saw the boys return the recent visit of the Rossland-Trail gang. Twen- ty-six men made the trip into Birchbank and were royally treated by the Seniors from that club, Again Bert Lamb eluded me, but I.had a very enjoyable time with Curt Waterman as partner, playing with Taffy Harper and Jack Gellatley. I never did hear who came out on top but the following brought back shiny new golf balls as trophies from the event:

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Sunfest Golf Tourney this Saturday

Sr. Winners in the Poker Hand division were: Art Hawkins, Pete Murphy and Cyril Bell. The two honest golfers for Castlegar were Gilbert Fowler and Joe Schiavon. Everyone agreed that it had been a good day and we all look forward to many similar meetings in the future.

Last Wednesday's Men's Night saw an entry of 87 vying for the honors in a Low Net

that the company will be congenial, so come on out!

T mentioned in & previous column that Denny, ever on the make for the new clubhouse, had a scheme involving one of the Olympic $100 gold coins, ‘This big effort was brought toa climax Men's Night, with the result that Marlene Wallace now has a nice little nest egg and memento; nice going Mar- lene.

by a “fewest putts” feature, This was all ably run off by the team

of Phil, Sherstobitoff, Jim Bil. esky, Dave Heibert and.Cecil

Bradford. Low score was 82 shared by Ray Bartlett, W. Tymofeyvich, Peter (Pat) Pictin and Heinz Dahn. Alone in all his glory at 32, Alex McKinnon, (Those lessons from Janice must have paid off, Alex!) At 34, J. Thompson, Nick Burak, Fred Pozdnekoff, G. Kabatoff, Jim Corbett, Norman Fishwick and Harry Sheridan.

In the “fewest putts" phase of the evening, Mickey Maglio emerged as the old master. Mickey toured the course with a handsome total of 12 putts for the nine holes; he was followed closely by “Hole in One” Mike Chernenkoff and Dick Wayling with 13. At 14 were Stan Partridge (been taking lessons Stan?) and Ralph Scott, and to round things out, with 15, Ken Makortoff, Peter (Pat) Pictin and K. McGuire.

This week's effort will have been “Four-Man Best Ball” and looked after by Stosh, Nick, Kare, Bob and Willie so should result in a lot of fun. The announcements made were about the upcoming Sunfest Golf Tournament. That will be this Saturday and is open toone and all; all you need is a set of clubs and a desire for a good time, Start is scheduled for nine o'clock Saturday morning. A one-day event, it had become an integral part of the Castlegar Sunflower Fest and deserving of everyone's support. The course is in almost perfect shape and we can guarantee

i the new club- house will benefit from this effort of Denny's to the tune of

jabout $450, and that ain't, hay. .

Denny has other irons in the

fire for the same. worthwhile :

project, so be sure and give him all the support you can. A couple of the better-

‘known golfers are at present

bedded down in the - local hospital. Ernie Fitzpatrick had the misfortune Eecently of contracting an infe made it neve: doctors to remove part of the lower left leg. In spite of this, Ernie is in the best of spirits and looking forward to being back on the course in the not too far distant future.

Drop in and pay your respects if arid when you can. ‘The visit will be

Urgently needed! One young girl, age 10 to 18, golfing experience and ' ability not necessary, but helpful. Purpose and time: to take part in the Junior eight-man team com- petition, to be held in Nelson, Saturday, July 31. One girl needed to round out the team and first come will be served. ‘The list is just inside the door of the clubhouse, so hurry up and get in on this once-in-a-season opportunity. There are va- cancies for more junior boys as well, but the girl is the vital need at this time...

T understand that several of our club “members, both junior and senior, were invited to the coast this past weekend to take part in some sort of Invitational Open competition. Thave been unable to learn any of the details so am not able to pass anything on to you, my readers, After all, I am at the mercy of anyone who takes part in these affairs, but does not take the trouble to keep me informed. What I don’t. know may not hurt me but it also leaves me with nothing to pass on.

See you on the links.

and Ernie is really a treat to sit with for awhile. Rest assured, old chap, that the boys of the club, senior and otherwise, are all pulling for you and looking forward to your return,

The other chap under the

weather is our old. friend Walter Jacobson. Walter really enjoyed one of our, steaks Wedrtgday morning but, un- fortunately suffered a bit of a heart attack later in the day and ended up in hospital. At time of writing, he is in good

condition but still resting in”

intensive care. This should not last too long and then we can

call around and pay our res- ©

pects. Meanwhile you can rest assured Walter, and Mickey too, that the thoughts and best wishes of all the Senior gang are with the two of your, and we all sincerely hope that it won't be too long before you will be with us again.

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Castlegar Aquanauts Win Beaver Valley Swim Meet

By Camille Kerby

Castlegar edged the Trail- Warfield Stingrays to win the Beaver Valley Invitational Swim Meet on the weekend at the Warfield Centennial Pool, by four points, Final team standings were: Castlegar 683, Trail-Warfield 679, Colville 246, Nelson 153, Beaver Valley 152.

Individuals and relay teams from Castlegar did very well, breaking poo! records as follows: Rob McGauley set new records for boys 11 and 12 in 50 metre Back Stroke with a time of 38,0 seconds, 50 metre’ Butterfly with a time of 36.3 seconds, and metre In- dividual Medley with a time of 8

minutes, 7.2 seconds, om.

PRT Stewart broxe Tie boys 17 and over 100 metre Breaststroke record with a time of 1 minute 21.0 seconds. (The previous record of 1

Recreation

On July 6, Regional Rec- reation No. 1's first 1976 canoe camp headed up the Arrow Lakes to Cayuse Creek for a four day camp.

‘The camp was held in the Boy Scouts camping area where the location was suitable for. swimming, canoeing, fishing and other outdoor activities. Although the weather wasn't as sunny as hoped, all campers had a great time.

Highlight of the trip was catching a total of 24 fish. The big fisherman of the camp was Randy Salikan with a catch of 14. Mike Plotnikoff and Jody Hackman along with canoe

camp leader Fay Fodor caught ~

the remaining fish.

. Swimming in whitecaps, bobbing about in the bay, and diving off the rocks were popular events.

‘This year the emphasis of the camps is on outdoor survival, learning new. skills, building shelters, and canoeing.

The 12 participants and five leaders enjoyed the trip

minute 22,1 seconds was set by Castlegar Aquanaut coach Bob Rafter in 1974,)

Michael Berger set 2 re- cords for boys 9 and 10 in the 60 metre Backstroke in a time of 42.6: seconds; and in the 60 metre Butterfly with a time st 42.1 seconds.

Doreen Innes broke the P) metre Butterfly record for girls 8 and under'with a time of 67.7 seconds,

The boys 19 and 14 200 metre Freestyle Relay team also set a new record of 2 minutes 7.6 seconds, Other relay teams swam very well, placing in the top four po sitfons.

Individual Aggregate A- wards went to several’ Aqua-

nauts:

Girls 8 and Under Doreen Innes—first. Jana Commant—third,

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Girls 9 and 10

Alexis Walsh—sccond. Boys 9 and 10

Michel Berger—firat

Jason Leitch—third, Boys 11 ans 12

Rob McGauley—first.

Angus Beattie—third, Girls 13 and 14

Wanita Command—third, Boys 13 and 14 ‘Mark Gyurkovits—second, Girls 15 and 16

Roslyn Beattio—second. Boys 15 and 16

Steve Bozek—second. Girls 17 and Over

Brenda Klit—firat. Boys 17 and Over

Russell Beattle—second,

Paul Stewart—third,

cI Inaividual Aquanauts who et

placed in the finals were: Girls 8 and Under 50 Metres Doreen Innes—first in Fly, first in Breast, firat in Free, firat,in Back, Jennine Harking—second

in Fly, fifth in.Free, third in”

Back. Helaine Oleski—fourth in

ly. Jana Command—third in

+ Breast, second in Free, second

in Back, < Erika “Berger—fourth in Breaths sixth in Free, fourth in

tor 8 and Under 50 Metres

John Farkas—fifth in Fly, third in Breast.

Brian Kristfansen—second in Back.

Gavin Kerby—fifth in

Girls 9 and 10 50 Metres

Alexis Walsh—first in Fly, second in Breast, first in Free.

Carolyn Kerby—fourth in Fly, fifth in Back.

Debbie Innes—fifth in Fly, third in Free, sixth in Back. Boys 9 and 10 50 Metres

Michael Berger—first in Fly, third in Breast, first in Free, first in Back.

Jason Leitch—third in Fly, fourth in Breast, third in Free, third in Back.

Say Standidge—fifth in

” David Mathieson—sixth in

“Josef Berger—first in

Breast, fourth in Free, fourth in Back.

Boys 11 and 12

Rob McGauley—first in 200 LM. second in 100 Free, first in 60 Fly, first in 60 Back,

Angus Beattle—second in 200 1M, third in 100 Free, third in 60 Fly, third in 50 Back,

Ray Yule—fourth in 200 LM,, fourth in 100 Free, fourth in 60 Fly, fifth in 60 Breast,

Grant Steward—sixth in 60 Fly, third in 60 Breast.

Mark Poohachoff—fourth in 60 Back, Girls 13 and 14

Wanita Command—fourth in 200 LM., third in 100 Free, fund in 50 Fly, second in 100

Keri Poohachoff—sixth in 100 Breast, Boys 13 and 14

Kelvin Beattie—third in 200 LLM,, fourth in 100 Free, sixth in 50'Fly, fourth in 100 Back,

Mark Gyurkovits—first in 100 Free, third in 50 Fly, second in 100 Back, third in 100 Breast,

Mike Harnadek—sixth in 100 Free, sixth in 100 Back, fourth in 100 Breast.

Brett McGuire—sixth in 100 Breast,

Girls 15 and 16

Roslyn Beattie—second in 200 LM.,, second in 100 Back, second in 100 Free, second in 60 Fly. %

Shelly Harnadek—fifth in 100 Back, sixth in 100 Free, fourth in 100 Breast.

Local Young People Attend Sports Comp

Lorraine Web was one of three local secondary school students to attend the 1976 Youth Development Camp at Vancouver, badminton section.

student of Kinnaird Junior Secondary School, Miss Web attended the July 4 to10 portion along with two Stanley Humphries Secondary School students Samantha Kelly and Greg Heuer.

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Boys 15 and 16

Steve Bozek—second in 200 1.M,, second in 100 Back, third in 100 Free, first in 50 Fly.

Rob Kirkwood—third in 100 Back, sixth in 100 Breast, fifth in 50 Fly.

Glen Kirkwood—fourth in 100 Back,

- Dwayne Command—fifth in 100 Back.

Dan Obedkoff—fifth in 100 Free. Mike Varabioff—third in

100 Breast, Girls 17 and Over Brenda Kllt—first in 100 Back, second in 100 Free, second in 100 Breast, first in 50 Fly. mBaye LT aud-Over ---- Russell Beattie—first in 200 LM, third in. 100 Free, second in 100 Breast, second in I

Fly.

Paul Stewart—fourth in 100 Free, first in 100 Breast, third in 60 Fly.

Conrad Pryce—fifth in 100 Free, fifth in 100 Breast, fourth in 50 Fly.

In a previous swim com: petition held at Trail's C, H. ‘Wright Memorial Pool. on July: 9 and 4, several pool records were broken by Castlegar swimmers and not mentioned before. Those records were: Boys 11 and 12

Rob McGauley—160-yards LM., with a time of 2 minutes 10.1 seconds, 80-yard Freestyle in a time of 61.5 seconds, 40-yard Butterfly in a time of 26.2 seconds.

Boys 11 and 12

160-yard Medley Relay, in a.record time of 1 minute, 57.0 seconds.

Boys 11 and 12 3

Freestyle 160-yard Relay, in record time of 1 minute 89.1 seconds.

Boys 13 and “4

160-yard Freestyle Relay, in record time of 1 minute $0.5 seconds.

‘The Aqianauts are eagerly anticipating the swim meet this coming Saturday and Sunday as it will be our own Castlegar Invitational for the Castlegar Sunflower, Fest weekend.

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