“Mighty Slocan River: Beat
By 3 District Men in Boats

On ‘June 15 threo district boat-
men took up tho ‘challenge of the
mighty> Slocan. river,

‘For the last five years Jim
MeLuckie of Castlegar, Tom An-
derson of Fruitvale and Len Negus
of Trail had talked: of trying to
go up the Slocan river with thelr
boats.

“Negus and Anderson tried once
before several years ago and ‘fail-
ed due to low: water. Negus tried
again a couple of years later’and
got swamped just above the Shore-
acres bridge. A. few people. have
come down the river part way
canoes but no: one had made it
both up* and. down. 5

back in. the water. at’ Crescent
Valley the. three pioneers were
away again with ‘a roar of motors
and flying spray. The Negus boat
was in the lead followed by An-
derson and McLuckie.

The swiftness of the river sur-
prised the three men but'the bat-
tle was on,’ Miles began to slip by
the men as they picked their way
upstream and the beautiful Slocan
valley around them . was: a aight |:
to behold. -

Things: were’ going ‘well for
the: three’ boats’ and ‘their ‘motors’

in| were, purring “steadily;,ata\/high

rpm ‘as ‘:Slocan’ ‘Park:‘came:, into
view. Then, more rapid bf

2;The. boats. were at
thie, Glade ferry. The .Negus boat
was a 14ft. Sturdie-Craft’ power-
ed by a°40 hp. Scott, the Ander-

son. boat was.a 14-ft. Playboy po-|
wered by a 35 hp Johnson while | -

the: McLuckie boat was a 18-ft:
Elgin powered by a 25 hp -Evin-
rude. 3
“The three charged up the wild
Slocan, under the Shoreacres brid-
ge. and around the bend into wild
rapids. In the first half-mile Me-
Luckie broke a ‘shear pin ‘and
drifted back down to the: bridge
with the two other: crafts going
to his

+ With the shear. pin replaced
the boats. were ‘away again into
the 'rapids; The wild water. kicked
the: boats around for a mile and
then they: were’ stopped. A much
wilder set of rapids faced them
with waves 9.ft. high. It was de-
cided to bypass: this section and
goon to Crescent: Valley and start
from there, ”:
“The river had won the first
two rounds but -with the boats

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“Deer Park WI”
To Hold a Bake
Sale on n uly 3.:

Miss M. Kirkman .was ‘the
hostess. at “the June meeting’ of
the Deer Park Women’s, Institute,
held "in “the ‘community “hal At
this’ meeting’ final’ plans were
made;for the tea and bake’ ‘sale,
to be held July 13 at,the.hall. *

Material for. sewing had’ been |’
received . and: was slateibuted
amongst. the members ‘and * pl
were made regarding the bakin,

A’ “Welcome Back”. was’ ex-
tended to Mrs,..Kent who had
spent the past six months in To-
ronto and ‘had just returned, A
Parcel of clothing and other items
was packed ready for mailing to
Unitarian Service , Committees in
Vancouver,

Correspondence “+included an.
invitation to.the ‘Hands across the
Border’ picnic, July 17 at Albany

Cove; a letter of thanks. from
the Rebgon Women's Institute for
the flowers received for their 50th
anniversaty and a letter:of thanks
from the WI adoptee John Arneil
for the gift sent him for his birth-

day.

During the meeting members
wielded brooms and dusters, get-
ting the hall all cleaned up ready

*|for the‘sale; Patterns, crochet cot-

ton:-and.; hooks. and ‘other. items
were ‘turned into ‘be’ sent to’a
"| pen-pal. at’ Bomberra,': Caicos Is:
land, in the West Indies, A

A most interesting: report on
the Kaslo conference was given by
the delegate’. Miss Kirkman, Deli-
cious refreshments were served by
the hostéss fat the “close © of th
jmee! s

row. channel, with, Negus’ still
leading, ‘the other. two boats fol-
lowed, ‘They.-made ‘it with power
to spare’and on they went into
quiteslow.:moving water for..the
next: few. miles,”
Ag the boats sped along,-farm-
era in the ficlds stood bewildered
at what they were secing and‘one
almost fell off his‘ tractor in. am-
szamenty says McLuckie. °°:

< Phings were looking ‘fine. for
the three: boatmen: when they hit
Winlaw.'One mile of as mean look-
ing -rapids'.as anyone would ‘care
to'ride came. into view. ‘Negus led
the, way. with-Anderson ‘and’: Mc-
‘Luckie following up the waves and
splashing. into thé next ones.3\<,. \°
“5 Some fof the waves were 6;it,
high: and ‘McLuckie! took’ one over | ji

jin’ the|

got up and-over, the roller coaster
waves, ...° 3

. In smooth: water. once

the amazing peonety ¢ ‘continued: to
go. by. ‘Xt was just lik
glades' as ‘they. neared | he Lemon
Creek. gorge: This was‘ the hardest
plece of navigation | ‘a8: ie was. shal.
low! and fast.! é
* With’ a lot af fast running ia
and. around ‘logs and: rocks, "the
ans | big ‘lagoon below the Stocan Lake
came .into® view quite quiet.-and
peaceful.. As the three boats sped
along for Slocan City it-Iooked as
if success’ was theirs.

‘hen came another barrier—
a log boom. It didn’t take Negus
long to find an’ opening ‘or: make

Slocan Lake, The battle’ upstream
had been won and it was time: to
return back downstream.

The Lemon Creek gorge was
the trio's chief worry due to its
shallowness, Down ‘through the
gorge and around ‘the first turn
went the boats ‘and there the ‘ri-
ver broke: up into. three or foir
channels : and. a. decision had to
be made. as*to“which one it was
hest to take.

Negus. broke a shear pin and

Anderson “got. hung up on a gravel
bar with the. water threatening to
go over .his-stern because. of: the
strong .current, Negus threw. out
an anchor: and’ started to change
the pin,

‘MecLuckie, Seine Anderson's
situation, turned his boat ‘around
and eased his boat across to help
him out. Anderson got his boat

j|underway alone and waved to Mc

*\McLuckie, seeing he was in
shallow: water, shut off his motor

and tipped:it'up to clear. the rocks

and Jet th the'boat drift a little ways.
The

his. Windshield giving him'a‘ shower |'
'|plus | five: gallons’ of wa‘
, | boat. One .by one’ the three: boats |to

the «Ever: | factors: «

one and away they went again for | -

was the: first. to pile up. Then|y,

a

oi
eens oraran

Notre Dame

int ‘from tho Corporation
of tho('Citytof (Nelson in the
amount: of $3,000brought a cur-
rent capital: set drive of Notre
Dams University of Nelaon Bast

a
parent etr approach directed
to wellfover 2,000 executives ‘in in-
dustry énd business from ‘coast’ to

plish’ an’ immediate goal of appro-
ximately $1,500,000 and a long:
range® goal of what is tentatively
quoted. as an udditional $2. million
|opseety

ignition of donations re-
aitieg from ‘this drive and others
in“ previous years, the university
developed‘: a.’scheme which puts
donors into’ various categories, in-
dlcating : ‘their relationship to, the

then who’ donate ’$1, 000 to
$3,000: ‘are,named sponsors; $3,000
to .$5,0007 ‘are? called spatrong, and
those:!over $5,000. are knows as
benefactors of NDU. |

‘Thus, the following. enterprises
and individuals became NDU |b

The “Consolidated : edly,
Smelting: Co, of ‘Canada :Ltd., aes
West Kootenay Power. &’ “Light, Co,
Ltd.;; the’ Bank: of Montreal, ‘the
Royal Bank of Canata the Cana-

coast.’ The “drive: tries’ to’ accom- | yi

ene: Re
‘ard, the London Life Ingurance Co.

Drive Fund

_ Passes the, $100, 000 Mark

foperlst “oll ed ire another
well-known’ company..which' wants

Ww.
Doyle, ; Mrs,’ Joy i Gerwing, Dr.
Miss, Margaret Mc-
Olinger, ‘Mrs.
Lin, jack’ Varcos and
Mrs sales "Wambeko.

ui Tie Mutiial Life’ “Assure ce
Co. of Canada, the .Hudson’s Bay
Company, retail division, the Im-
erial Tobacco, Company..of Cana-
Limited, the British Américan
ou Co. Ltd,, the Very Rev. R. D.
Anderson and Miss’Grace;d’Aoust.
The following firms and indi-
viduals are’ NDU Sponsors:
Canada Safeway Ltd.

Truck & Equipment, Ltd.,-the T.
Eaton Co. of Canada i ‘Vincent

pany, Industrial: Acceptance Corp.
Ltd.,  LaFarge‘ nt; of North
Lucille; Leon

Lucky Lager Breweries; Ltd., Mac’
Welding _&. Equipment Co,’ Ltd,
Loulse. Maglio,’ the. Nelson, Daily
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“Robson Inslitute

The. regular. meeting’ of, the
Robson:., Women’s Institute’ was
held at the home’ of Mrs. Smecher |’
‘withthe :president, Mrs: Hubert,
in the chairs, There were 14 mem-
bers -present and one guest.

Roll call:was answered with
some very. useful household hints,
It was decided to send a dona-
tion to help a Guide who is to
go to Covina, California.

It is hoped that as many mem-
bers as possible ~-will attend the
ny Picnic; to be held on
There are to be: four coffee
parties .during.,the summer, Deli-
cfous‘refreshments were served by
the hostess, Mrs. ‘McPhee and. Mrs.
Hubert, be

*. The Bosster was won by Mrs:
Gavrilik. and donated by Mrs.
Sutherland, © - ~

the | boat. ashore after about 20
minutes.” The.’ motor
with water: and wouldn't start so
it was decided to'tow if back with
the Negus boat, o

The trio ‘once again sta off
with one boat.in tow and the loss

ump.? af
‘The ‘rest of the. journey: went

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eh Project 275 is:NDU's most ex:
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sity, The Most Rev. W.”:
Bishop of Nelson.. Bisho;
paign director’ is “Felix
Mueller, the institution’s recently-
appointed development director,
NDU

start two buildings on th
late this summer whic
datory to serve the rapid-growing
student enrolment; namely,a ‘stu-
dent union building ‘with larger
dining facilities than the ones now
in use and a new men’s residence,
NDU enrolment over the last
“years increased from 130. in
1961:to' 245 this year.-A conserva-

campus

"| tive estimate indicates that, at least

year. Sixty-seven students, most-of

this, occasiol
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Stanley Humphries High Promotion List

Promoted to Grade 9

B. Belback, A, Boolinoff, D,
Hartaon, G, Howes, a Killough, M
Kinicki,:W. Koorbatoff, C, Lamar-
che,’ D,' Leckie, *R, Letkeman, J,
Looney, R. Manahan, C. Morey, T.

Perehudoff, G, Pereverzoff, V. Ril-
koff, J. Roberts, E. Sallis,"L. Soo-

kerukoff, M. Sperling, Gc. stutek,
M. White, 8. Zucco, B. ‘Bromme-
land, M.° Brownlie, P, ‘ Chernoff,
J, ook, H. Kalmakoff, 'T. Kauf-

P & G Builders Supply

*, ACROSS FROM THE ARENA—

Royal Stuart;- Console, Twin Seat and
Crystal Panoramic Windows. °

Specializing in Cupboards and finishing

work. Fulk line of

Building Materidls,

Arborite and C.I.L. Paint.
Phone 365-8151, across from the Arena

Television Service

@ ERopairs to all makes
. @ Electrical Ap)

Ts

pliarioes,
@ Applications for TV cable book-

“COMING TO NELSON
See ~ tomorrow ee
FRIDAY, JULY 5 at 8.30 p.m.

at

the

NELSON CIVIC CENTRE
Don ‘Messer Jubilee |

~ She

ow

Featuring |
Marg OSBURNE, Charlie CHAMBERLAIN,

“CANADA’S No. TV. STARS.

‘These are just two

of the ““BUS;LOAD”

of. stars: Coming ‘to. the Nelson’ Civic
Centre| in the Don Messer SI S :
Buchta ,Dancers, ‘Marilyn Weatherby. and |
* Don Messer with - his Complete Bands se
ADVANCE TICKETS NOW, on SALE. ONLY '$

At the MARLANE HOTEL’ and LEITNERS CLOTHES

man, 'L, Kazakofi
E,: Koochin, ‘ Lizee, H. Lover-

off, 8, Rivers; F.., Sorenson,
J. Vaesaen, D. ‘Wilcox, P: Zibin, B.
Ackney, D, Dewis, B, Eremko, °C.
Harvey, S, Kurbatoft,’ J.: Lambeth,
D,: Leveridge, P. Maloff, \L.;Mar-
tin, ‘J. Mason, N. Mills, D, Obet-
koff, K. Plotnikoff,‘L.” Reith,’ 'M.
Sanfurbano, 1. Stoochnoff,’ R. Ul-
mi, A. Wood, D, Yard, J. Zaytsoff,
M. Adshead,
. G, Baird, J. Bloneau, P., Clar-
ke, ¥. Dawson, B. Dooto: » Hadi-
kin, L.° Haines, M,. Hildebrandt,
D. Kari, T. Little, C, McGauley,
J..Munhs, P, Newell, D. Newman,

} | L. Pellegrin, B, Pugsley, R. Regan,

Ev Rezansoff, G. Rodge . Rust,
P. .Saliken, ¢ Semenoff, | harp-
les, M.| Sookachoff, .D, ‘Walper, a
A. Webster, V. ‘Wright. K. Ander-
son, W. Buffett, J. Burak, P. Co-

=jhen, L. Culley,’ S.' Friesen, L.

Guldo, K. Heck,
P, Hughes, A. Jankola, K. Kin.

pard, V., Plotnikoff, S, Rilkoff, K.

Swetlishoft,. N. Verzuh, L. Watson,
C,Abrosinmoff, H, Anderson, G.
Brooks, D, Creegan, ‘D.' Dams, D.
Fowler, S. Goetting, D. Goulet, R.

J, Macbeth, E. Makaroff, W. Mc-
Kenzie,

M. Moran, M. Oddie, S,Ozer-
otf; J. Salekin, E. Savinkoff,
Storvold,: P. Tomilin, M. © Young,
H, Batting, B..Brandson, L, Carr,
ZL. Deans,: I. Enoksen, P. Fomen-
off, E, Hunter, B. Hyde,’ D. Jack,
J; Kazakoff, K. Magee, D. ‘Marken,
W.:.Naylor,’R. -Newlove, A.: Osa-
choff, P. Paulson,’ P.

. | due,

A. Heglln, J. Johnson, F. Nevek-
shonoff, |F. Peters.

.|Conditlonal or Partiat Promotion
»|To are 10;
‘Al

am,» N. Facchina, E

Barbara Martin
Feted. at Shower
“In Robson Hall

The Robson Recreation Hall
was decorated with pink and white
when Tuesday bride-clect

Hyde V.: Johnson, V. Ki
K, Olsen, 'M. Poreversoff, P.. Yard,
K, Bergen, L. Chernoff, G. Fomen-
oe ‘M. Regan, L. Bate, K. Brown,
Maglio, J. Popoft,
McGauley, ‘T. Me-
L. Popoff, J, Shu-

| kin, ‘k.": Verigin, |,

E, Ady, C. Davidson, K. Hunt-
er, C.. Jackson, J. Mason;
lps, P, Popoff B. Lychak, S, Cher-
enkoff, V. Craig, .R. Moll, R. Bat-

‘i Koftinoff, M. Verigin, 8.

ited.
Promoted to. Grade 12

L, Ackerman, L. Anderson, L.
Bernick, A. Bertarione,:C. Buck-
nell,” C,. Chatten, -D. Cowlin, P.
Crain, L, © Davis, .N. Dawson, P,
Evdokimoff,' J.. Hegeman,; G, Hunt-
er, H. John, 0. Kanigan, G. Leamy,
E. Looney, A: Nowak, L, Osachoff,
M. Ostrikoff, T.Ackney, S. Bale,
J. Courtright, J, Deans, S.’ Deni-
soff, .N.: Drazdoff, B. Fowler, D.
Gallo, J., Gleboff, B..Gorkoff, C.
Groutage, J. Kalesnikoff, M. King,’
A. Konkin, F.:Lanzarrotta, G. Le-
P, | Melver,.G. Makeiff, G.
Nemrava, J.\ Patton, E. Strelive, J.
‘Vaessen, N. Voykin, C, Wine, ne
Duetsch, L. Johnson, N, Kaufm:
Fr Koch,
R. ee
son, W. Pi

L. Robinson! Ee Bodsers, M. Sein e,

L. Simonsen, {! 8... Tarasoff, > D.
Thring, R. ‘Waldie, D. Deverson, P,
Dodgson, P. Hadikin, W. McMillan,
Cc.’ Menard, .J., Menard, R. Mosby,
A.. Pillips, P..:Popoff,..A.

D. Ratelaff, K. pene Pe

P, Savenkoff, L. Shay; M. Souker-
off, L. Suffa, C. Turik, T.. Watkin,
C, Jolly, D. Trischuck.
Conditional; or Partial Promotion
Grade .9

B,: Ferguson, : Vi: Basso, R, Hal-
arewich, C.MacBain, Janet Mof-
fat, Jean Moffat, : L.. Oberne, |G.
Plotnikoff, A. Hominiuk, -B. Kina-
kin, Read, J. Rilkoff, E.'Sperl-
ing, B. Deptuck, P. Jones, R. In-
fanti, G.. Graham, C.. Heagy, G.
MacNicol, P. Rezansoff, G. Taras-

, G./ Bacon, .D. Richards, D..Si-
doni, D. Walker,’ T. Postnikoff, M.
Bonderoff, D. Dunlop, A. Green-

x
Schiavon, LG. Shuttleworth, J.) So-
rénson,” &. ‘Sooukeroff, R. Waldie,
‘M. “Watson, Mu. A. ‘Wiebe, We Zoob-
kof, 3
or Partial

W. Allan, L. Askew, H. Bel-
beck, B. Brown, R. Craig, D. Dever-
son, . J... Helfer, - C.. Hrajnoha, M.
Killough, M. ‘McKenzie, P. Sam-
sonoff, P,. Strelive, C.. Sidoni,. S.
Craig, P. Creighton, N. Dickson,

, Nazaroff, C. Saliken, P. Zayt-
soff, R. Andreashuk, T.. Batche-
lor, L. Fornelli,.G. Gibson, M. ne
dikin, M. Kari, S. Kjemperud, D.

wood, R. Ne
C. Herfindahl, R. McKee, R. Martin,
B. Rogers, J. Sofonoff, J..'Sooko-
choff, R. Switzer, D, sveheter w.
Leduc,
Promoted - To: Gi fe ee
‘Adshead; Baviaott, 2:4
Bonderoff,' Li Ghutakoee E: Clarke
E..Dyck, M. Fink, _B.Grifone, ‘B.
Hadiken, J.- Helfer, V. Kellogg,:G.
Kennedy, E. Konkin, A. Morey, T.
Pillips,. E, Rempel, S.':Sammons,
R, Sawyer, R, Scott, D...Soberlak,
R, -Verzuh, T, -Wishlow, “J. Ander-
son,'V. Batchelor, D. Chambers, M.
Coles,..M.. Crawford,. R:;. Cristofoli,
K. Giraud, G. Green, ‘V. Hesketh,
R.. Johnson, J. Konkin, »'V. Lebed
off, B.: Lewis, S. srerp ak W.-Ma
Nicol, L. Makeyev, V..’ Mak oitott,
Ri Osachoff, P. Ozeroff, B.: Post.

XK. . Scott, H.: Thring, M.. Whit-
taker, J. Dalziel, B, Dams, oe De-

Ptek, L. J. Rogers, G.
Bro, E. Conroy, G. Fox, M.A. Hit-
chens, P, Kinakin, S.-Kjemperud,
R. Lampard, ae eCutcheon, D.
zj| Mebusites Be Re: han, P. Seime.

G. Phil-}>

individuals ‘as

L. Koorbatoff, R. Lee, G. McGilp, | @*P23.

: |growth

Miss Barabara Martin was honored
at a community shower.
‘Corsages made.by Mrs, P. Jol-
ly were, presented to’ Barabara,
her,-mother, ‘Mrs,. B,.Martin and
the. groom's mother, .Brs, Barrett
of Trail, Sevearl games were 'play-
ed during the’ evening.:

Miss* Martin was seated in a
beautifully decorated ‘bride's chair
and Pat Brown, dressed as a nurse,
and Elaine Adshead ; dressed as
@ professor, wheeled in gifts on
an ore table.

“Roy Brown .made ‘the
double ‘ring shower cake. esh-
ments were, served, by hostesses,
‘Mrs, M. Schuepfer. Mrs, P. beri
Mrs.'L. Quayle; Mrs, P. Jolly, Mrs.

E. Scott, Mrs. .G, Thorpe, Mra, D.
Carter, ‘Mrs’ K: Adshead, ‘Mrs. R.
Johnson and Mrs. E, Oborne.

Miss Martin thanked all for
her: lovely gifts and for the de-
lightful bette

Budget Has

No Direct Effect
SaysBofM
Since the June.13 budget. will

Ihave ‘no: direct effect °.on, indivi-
‘dual Canadians as taxpayers, the

ay, | budget can be regarded as a “‘tech-

nical ; budget”, according to. the
‘Bank of Montreal's: Business Re-
view for June, just issued.
Reviewing the - highlights of
ia revenue side - of. the: budget,
the B ‘of. M° says, , “While many
of the: budget sronosali’ have. po-
tentially : far-reaching. implieations
for the economic well-being- of
income - earners,
there is a notable absence of mea-
sures ‘that. will“have a direct im-

pact. on’ individual Canadians as

ayers... i:
“In_ this; sense, therefore, the
budget: may -well be looked on as
essentially a technical budget —:a
, budget directed’ towards business-
men’ and‘ designed to stimulate
in the Canadian: economy

and .to initiate changes in its.re-
Tat one, to the external environ-

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July. 4, 1963

NABOB. :

How Long Did
i Take You

poche wen Right on the spot?

‘PERHAPS NOT... . it probably took a
lot: of calls, and trips, movies, flowers,
candies, “and a lot of putting-your-best-
foot-forward: tactics. You had to “sell”
yourself. She had‘ to know all about you!
IT’S THE SAME WITH ADVERTISING
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Ad... you've got to “Call on Them” over
a period of time. . . you've got to win

their

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