RICHMOND, B.C. (CP) —-
The British. Columbia

Summer Games has reached |

{te poak in terms of-size, but
there will be some major
restructuring in the
and bei tration
promotion, says Games
chairman Ron Butlin, .
“The next summer Games
in Kelowna will be as large
as this one, but no larger
because bigger ‘ls not
necessarily better,” Butlin
sald in an interview Sunday
alter the closing ceremonies
of the highly-succesaful
secom Summer Games,
The Games attracted more
than 9,200 athletés, coaches,
managers and officials, all of
whom were’ in” this
municipality. south of
Vancouver at the same time.
At last year’s Games in
Raditon the athlotes were
attended in two-day shifts,
Butlin said the new format

‘is more favorable because It -
. brings the athletes closer to-'

gether and allows organizers

to stage a fitting closing
ceremonies for all the
athle

“It's very moving to have
ell the athictes here like
this," Butlin said after
Human Resources Minister
Grace McCarthy led the
athletes assembed in the
track and fied infield in a
chorus o| Lang Syne.
~T This is by far far the most
successful Gam
ever been involved th, " he

sald, ‘'The general en-'
thusiasm of the. spectators -
and athletes has-been jut.

tremendous.””

Problems ‘ and incidents
tat dcipinasy aston baa

action

be: taken after. alcoho! and
druga surfaced | A girl
was sent home after a drug
overdose, a-boy was. sent
home after he returned to his
. dormitory drunk and some
"members of the Castlegar

by team tossed out after |
- Delta. Time 2:04Q0ne% Gz

At the first Winter Games
in Kamloopa In March, a
North Vancouver. hockey
team was sent home for

Security was ste

for the Games, and Stepped up
there were some complaints
of too much security, par-
ticularly from rugby
players, Butlin said t the

ts prove that
it is needed.

carseat ia

Gays and in front of large and
tive crowds.

“With the Games such a
huge success and eo visible,
now we want to restructure
them to make them better,”

Butlin,

Columbia Summer Games:
SATURDAY
‘HORSESHOE PITCHING
Senior Girls: 1, Pamela
‘Scheske, Ladysmith; 2.

Hoodleoff, Grand Forks; 1.
Rob Amos,
minster; 9. Jenle Bigham,

Janlor Boys B: 1. Kelly
Hoodicoff, Grand Forks; 2.
Robert Proylx, Penticton; 4
Wayne Garner, Quesnel,

Women’s A: 1, Gerri
Bigham, Langley; 2. Alice

Distrlot of Terrave

2. Dan Westley,

Hickman, Victoria; 3.

Barrlere; 3,
White Rock; §.: Stewart
Battle, Ladyamith.

Men's A: 1. Bill smith,
Vancouver: 3, Bert

Slalom: 1. Patti
se Alberni; 3.
on, Kelowna; 3.

; angels Peston Port Alberni.

Boys . Slalom: 1. Darrel
Fantin, Trail; 3.° Brad
Harman, Sicamos, 3. Sean
Campbell, Aldergrove.

Women's Slalom: 1. Jo-
Ann Tulp, Vancouver; 2.
Jennifer. Stranger,
Roasland; 3. Linda’ Berry,
Prince George: .

Girls. Tricks: ky Lina
‘Yesowick, Port Alberni; 2.

Boys Tricks: 1. Br
man, Sicamous; 2. Sean
Campbell, Aldergrove; 3
Dick Horwood, V!

Women’s Ha L ai
cesta Weakley, Vancouver;

Hewson, Prince

Men's Teicha 1 Bruce ,
lanaimo; 2. Greg
‘Hl Nanaimo; 3. Ric

Veteran: Men's Tricks: 1.
Gary Da ty, Port Albernl;

eweon, Prince
George; 3, Howard Font,

George.

SWIMMING

Girle, 14-15, 28¢-metre
freestyle relay: 1. Fraser
Valley A; 2. Fraser River-
Della: 3. Fraser Valley. B.
Time  2:06.0. .

Boys, 14-18,  We-metre
freestyle relay: 1. Fraser
Valley; 2. Vancouver Island-
Central A;:°3. Thompson
Okanagan “A, Time: 1:68.

ake 12-14,:.200-metre
freestyle ‘relay;' ks:.Van-
coy mishy 2:< aribdo. ©
North East; 3. Fraser River-

Boys, 13-14,° 106-metre
freestyle relay; 1. Vane
couver Island-Ceniral A; 2.
VancouverSquamish; 3.
Vancouver IslandCentral B.
Time 1:54. :

Girls, 15-17, 208-metre
freestyle relay: 1. Van-
couver Island-Central; 2.
VancouverSquamish; 3.
Thompson-Okanagan, Time
2:04.5. .

Boys, 15-17, 20
“freestyle reldy?'T;
sonOkanagan;
cou! ; 3. Fraser
RiverDelta. Time 1:85.6.

WHEELCHAIR 8WIM-
MING

Girlie }o-metre backstroke:
1, Pam Frazee, West Van-
couver 2. 3 Kelhy Basset

‘ancouver; 8,
Richmond, Time t; Maat

Eoys 50-metre backstroke:
1, Rick Hansen, Vancouver;
North

metre

Van-.

Vancouver; 3, B Morley,
Wet Vancouver, Time
Girls 56-metre freestyle: 1.
Pam Frazee, West Van-
couver; 2. Kathy Eades,
Richmond; Mildred
Mouw, Vancouver. Time
1:03.8. ,
Boys 50-nietre freestyle: 1.
Murray Baigent, Van-
couver; 32. Dan Weatley,
North Vancouver; 3. Bil

Burnaby; 3.

‘points 4,993;

Morley, West Vancouver.
Time 414. .

Girls 60-motre breast-
stroke; 1. Pam Frazee, West
Vancouver; 2.
Mouw, Vancouver; 3. Kathy
Eades, Richmond, Tima

1:04.5.

Boys S@-metre breast-

atroke: 1. Jeff Standileld,’
‘North’ Vancouver; 2. Dan

Westley, North Vancouver;
§, Rick Hansen, Vancouver.
Time 51.5.

Boys 25-moetre backstroke:

1. Tom Parker, Burnaby; 2.
Gary Birch,” MiB; Bay; 3. |

iko;’. Surrey.
ee 35.7. .

‘ Boys 10-metre freestyle:

1. Jeff Standfield, North

Vancouver; 2, Pete Colistro,
Murray
Baigent, Vancouver. Time
1:23.7, -
SUNDAY

TRACK AND FIELD

Girls 200 metres: 1.
Brenda Dore, Vancouver; 2.
Kim Hlady; Chemainus: 3

. Karyn. Mitchell, Coquidlam.
21, Karen’

Time 26.1.

Girls triple jam
McCarter, Powell River; 2.
Jeannie Cockcroft, Delta: 3.
Kery Young, Port Alberni.

, Distance 10.97m. Gite
Boys triple jump: 1. Glen -
Nanaimo; 2...

Henneberry,
Andrew Dawson, North Van:
couver; 8.
Bogdanaki, Sooke. Distance
12,.33m,

Boya shot put: 1. Dave
pinata Burnaby; 2.
Grey. H

. 8. Tibor a altima some:

couver. Distance 15.39m.

Girls diseus: 1. Sheila
Allzop,
Merlo, | Trail: 3. Sandra
Atkinson, Gold - River.
Distance 91.48m.

Boys pentathion: 1, Dave
Kenny, North Weat; 2. Les
Bogdan,. Fraser River-

ta: 3. Bill MacDonald,
Fraser Valley. Total points

4,536. .
Girls ..pentathion: 1.
Shannon Davidson, Cariboo-

Northeast;:24 Alison noble,
Vancouver: “IslandCentral

Coast; -9. Lori Hall, Van- -

couver Ialand-Central Coast.
Total points 3,185,

Decathlon:
McRae, Victoria; 2. Joe
Borkovic, Victoria; 3. Willy
McKenzie, Trail. Total

TENNIS
, Girlaalngles: 1, Tessa Gib-
won Ne New Weaetminster; 2.

ctoria;
Roly M mr Welt Van- ne

couver,

Boys singles: 1. John

Soldat, Kelowna; 2. Scott —

Woodley, Vancouver: $.
Stoney Biddle, Abbotatord.

Women's singles: 1. June
Brandon, North Vancouver;
2. Eleen Clark, Coquitlam;

- 9, Lesley Cole, Vernon.

Men's. singles: 1. Russ
Hartley, Victoria; 2. Zoran
Poparivanoy, Richmond; 4
Blaise Szekely, Rossland.

Girls doubles: 1. Marilyn.

Zute, Anita McDonnell, Port
Coquitlam; 2. Tessa Crafton,
Elizabeth Elis, Victoria; 3
Jane Bennstt, Treaey
Rogers, Weat Vancouver.
Boys doubles: 1. Dave
Jackson, Bill Dye, Van-

‘ gouver; 2, Peter Cowley,

Mare Eckhart, Richmond; 3.
Winston Pain, Todd Piferle.

Women's doubles: 1. Kay
McCaw, Elsie Scully, Delta;

NOTICE. OF HEARING

TAKE NOTICE THAT a public hearing will be held on proposed

- Zoning

Amendment

By-law Project

No. ADP-02-7920.

The general Intent of the by- law amendment Is as follows:

Rezone from Rural to Residentia: (R1) the property legally
described as all that portion of Block 7, District Lot 368, except
part subdivided by Plan 3474 and 3490, Range 5, Coast District,
Plan 3034, which Is bounded on the south by the south boundary of
Lot 7 and on the west by the west boundary of Lot 7 and on the
north by the north boundary of Lot 7 and on ‘the east by a line
drawn froma polnt on the north boundary and located 450 feet east
of the west boundary of Lot 7 In.a southerly direction to a point at
which the south boundary would be intersected by a northerly
extension of the west boundary of Lot 6, Block 7, District Lot 368,

Plan 3504.

The proposed amendment may be viewed by any and all interested
persons during regular business hours, Monday through Friday at

the Municipal

Office,

3215

‘Eby Street, —

Terrace, B.C.

The Public Hearing will be held on Monday, August 13, 1979, at 7:00
p.m. In the Municipal Council Chambers.

Take notice and be governed accordingly.

E.R. Hallsor
.Clerk-Administrator

Mildred -

. Stephen .

Delta; 2. Leigh-Anne

- Thomas,

1, Trevor

2 " Sandra Moss, Jo-Anne
Stone, Victoria; 3. Helen
Bourchier, Bonnie Szekely,
Rossland.

‘Men's doubles: L Martin
Taylor, Scott Braley, Vic-
torta; 2. Jim Kilner, Morley
Jameson, Vancouver; 3, Ken

'. Matheson, Trevor Haqa,

Richmond.

Mixed doubles; 1. Steve
Perks, Andrea Wilnes,
Victoria; 3. Marilyn Mar-
shall, Wayne Marshall,
Burnaby; 3. Steve Coutis,
Muriel tp eee Coquitlam.

Women's team: 1...

‘ThompeonOkanagan; 2.

Vancouver IstandCentral; 3.
Vancouver-Squamish.
Men's team: 1, Van-
couverSquamish; 2. Van-
couver IslandCentral; 3.

"Northwest.

CRICKET
1. Vancouver-Squamish; 2.
Vancouver Island-Central

Coast; 93. Thompson-
Okanagan. :

FIELD HOCKEY
_ Men's: 1. Richmond; 2.
Vancouver; 3.: Fraser
Valley.

ley.
Women's: 1. Burnaby; 2.
Victoria; 8. Vancouver.
SOCCER ‘ /
Girls: 1. Burnaby; 2: Van-
couver: 3. Williams Lake.
RUGBY ”
1. Surrey; 2. Vancouver; 3.
Victoria.
BOF TBALL

Girls: 1. Campbell River; .

2. North Delta; 3, Ab-
botaford. .

Boys: 1. Port Alberni; a.
Vancouver; 3. Barriere,

BASEBALL

1. New Westminster; - 2,
Vancouver; 3. Victoria.

LACROSSE

1, Port Alberni; 2, Prince
George; 3. Kitimat. .

SAILING
il Dan McGreer, Delta; 2
in Smith, Penticton; 3.

Dave Thomas, Vancouver,
‘ HORSESHOE PITCHING
Women's B: 1. Anne
Thompson-
Okanagan; 2. Marie Kinline,
ThotnpsonOkanagan,
Men's A: 1.
Fraser River-Delta; 2. Mat
Cariboo-North

couver-Squamls

Men's C: 1. "Guy Ralth, ©
Vancouver island-Central. .

Coast; 2. Lidyd Reykin,

- Fraser RiverDelta; 3, Jim

Oliver, Kootenays,
Senior men’s #8: 1,. Roy
Hoover,.. Koofenays; 2.
' Harvey Thompson, Fraser
River-Delta; 3, Dave Lucas,
VancouverSquami
LAWN SOWLING

Women's pairs: 1, Mary
Milligan, Brenda Blain,
VancouverSquamish; 2.
Madge Taylor, Margaret
McMahon, _Thompsan-

Okanagan; 3. Edna Woolgar,-

Helen Wheeler, Fraser
Valley.
LAWN BOWLING

.Women's triples: 1. Van-
couver-Squamish; 2.
ThompsonOkanagan; 3.
Vancouver IslandCentral
Coast.

Women’s foura: 1. Fraser
River-Delta; 2. Fraser
Valley; 3. Vancouver Island-
Central Coast.

Sid Last,

Men's: wlngies: 1. -John
Berry,
Carmichael, “White Rook: 3.
Peter Day, Vancouver

Island. ; “I

Fraser RiverDelta; 3. Steve

Vancouver;" &?Pom:'sSavola, Vancouver Teland-

Central Const, Time 4:06,
Women coxed four: 1,
iFraser. Valley; 2, Van-

WHEELCHAIR SPORTS, ;couver-Squamish; 3.
Men's 600 metres: 1. Ken o9Kootenaya, Time: 4:08.

Hinton, Surrey; 2. Danix Women’s double seull: 1,
Westley, Surrey; 3, RickioFraser Valley; 3. Van-
Hansen, Vancouver. Time:t-couverSquamish; 8,

3:30.2,
CYCLING .
venlor men's tesm trials:
1, Kamloops; 2, Vancouver,
Time 88:50.
Women's trials: 1. Dawive

Deeley, Vancouver; 2. Shona

Rhoades, Vancouver; 3.
» Judy Debrincat, Vancouver.
Time 82:32.

Bchoolboy trials: 1, Steve
Levitt, Penticton; 2. Richard
Young, “Misslon; 3. Jim
Filzuk, Victorla. Time
35:68.

Schoolboy, 14165, criterim:
1, Jim Flalzuk, Victoria; 2.

Steve Levitt, Penticton; 3.

Rick Eplept, Delta.
Schoolboy road race:
Steve Levitt, Penticton; z
James Flizuk, Victoria; 3.
Rick Eplept, Delta. Time

1:19:35,

WATER POLO

Men’s: 1, Surrey; 2. North
Coast; 3. Vancouver. -

Women’s: 1. Fraser
Valley; 2. Northwest; . 3,
ys:
- ROWING

‘Mon'’s coxed four: 1.
Thompson-Okanagan; 2.
VancouverSquamish; 3,
Fraser Valley. Time 3:27
min

Men's. par without cox: 1,
Vancouver IslandCentral; 2
Thompson-Okanagan; a.
Fraser River-Delta, Time
3:33, -
Men's double éeull: 1.
Thompson-Okanagan; 2.
‘Fraser RiverDelta; 3.
VYancouver-Squamiah,
8:42,

Women's single scull: 1.

Marg Stewarts Fraser
Valley; 2. Zdenka Toplova,
Fraser Feith 3.

Sharon Best, Kootenays. :
- Time 4:33.

Men's single scull: 1.

Bernard Burgat, Thom
Okanagan; 2. Steve Blake,

. Time 4:21,
CANOEING
Men's: 1. Robert Strang.
Ted Baraby, Nanaimo; 2.
Allan Matson, Richard
Jones, Nanaimo; 3. Dave
Goble, Matthew Cachta,

_ Smithers: Time 50:51.

dunlor men’s: 1. Richard

' Harris, Earl Edwards,

Ladysmith; 2.. Larry Ed
wards, Jos. - Semard,
Nanaimo; 3, Jack Nielson,
Blair Zollin, Haney. Time
SYNCHRONIZED BWIM-
MING | .
Girls 12-14 Hgures: 1.
Sy ctbat
ex), a
Leanne ech Post
orate Ie and figures
15 over :
1, Andrea McCallum,
Vancouver; 2. Peggy
pbell River;

Boys, 14-18, 16¢-moetre
stroke: 1. Prakash G

Comox; 2. Kevin Colbow,
West Vancouver; + John
Morrison, Dawson Creek.
Time 1: 17.4.

Boys, 18-17 10¢-meire
back-siroke: 1. Joseph Lee,

Vancouver; 2. Adrian Van-"

Niewukerk, Summerland; 3.
Dean Southern, Vernon.
Time 1:10.8.

Times Girls, 13-14, 10¢-metre

 back-stroke: 1. Yvonne
" Hicks, North Vancouver; 2,
Maureen McTavish, West
Vancouver: 3. Pamela
MeNical, Tsawwassen, Time
4:16.7,

Girls, 15-17, 10-metro | m

back-stroke: 1. Lisa-Lamb,
North Vancouver; 2.
Donalyn Hodge, Kelowna; 3,

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‘Changes mark-end-of summer. games.

Shauna Marcotte, Cran-
beook, Time 1: 17.8.

Girls, 15-17, .100-metre
breastatroke; 1. Cathy
Esson, Nerth Vancouver; 2,
Shelly Jonea, Victoria; 3.
Maureen Corrigan, Rich-
mond. Time 1:28.1,
tndvid altel 1, David

1] a
Garter nngley, 3 - fan
Wood, Port Moody; 3.
Lomon, “Fort Cojutilem.
Times

aris, aes, 160-meire
individ-aal medley: 1.
Heather Brugger, Port

dam; 2, Jane Mac-

North Vancouver; 3.
Lis Stone, Dawson Creek.
Time 1:23.

Girls, 13-14, ¢-metre
ircestyle relay: 1. Van-
couy ; 2. Fraser
ta; 3. Vancouver
laland-Ceatral Coast. Time

Girls, 14-15, 10¢-metre
freestyle relay: 1. Fraser
Valley A; 4. Fraser River-
Delta; 3. Fraser Valley 5.
Time 2:08.
trevttyle relay: ir Fraser

Hae © r
Vallay; 2, Vancouver Taland-
Central Coast A; 8. Thomp-
sonOkanagan A. Time 1:68.1.

Boy's, 15-17, ftemetre
freestyle relay: i. Thomp-
eonOkanagan; a. Vane
couy mish; 3. Fraser
RiverDelta. Time 1:85.6.

Byer hen 1-14, 409-metre

relay: 1. Vancouver-

Squaniish: % Vancouver

‘Island-Central Coast; 3.

Fraser River-Delta. Time

Girls, 15-17, 400-metre ,

21, Vancouver’

vamish; 2. Vancouver

island-Central Coast; 3.

gan. Time
6:12.8,

Boys, 13-14, 400-metre
mediey relay: 1. Vancouver
islandCentral Coast A; 2.
VancouverSquamish; 43..
Vancouver IslandCentral
Coast B. Time 4:47.09. .

Boys, 15-17, 4¢¢-metre

medley relay: 1. Vancouver-
Squamish; 2, Thompson-
sar raeee Valley.

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