SHSS Outdoors Club Members :

Complete Bowron Lake Circuit

The Stanley Humphries
Outdoors Club: completed a

10-day year-end cance trip to.

the Bowron Lake Provincial
Park, near Quesnel, June 80.
Eleven membera of the club
were able to participate in this
trip with the four sponsors, Mr.

+ and Mrs. Paine and Mr. and
! Mrs.

+ ineluded ‘Bruce Mackereth,

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The students were divided
into two groups, one headed by
Mr. and Mrs, Paine which

Paul Wearmouth, Joanne Lins,
Archie Stewart and Patricia
McKay. Peter Zaitaoff, Mike
Janicki, Anne Mcdonald,’ Rick
Morris and ‘Louise Richards
were in the group headed by
Mr. and Mrs. Carter.
Preparation for the trip
included raising ‘money, recon-
atructing three cances and
canoe instruction. The two
main money raising ventures
were selling submarine sand-
wiches for nine weeks each
Thursday at noon hour and
raffling a 10-speed bike. A
considerable amount of money.

“was raised which cut the cost

per person down greatly.
The club had purchased

To make sure the people
involved were competent
enough to handle the canoes,
four sesslons of preparation
plus a first ald lesson were held.
‘The four stages included one at
‘the Montrose Pool, one at the
‘Little Slocan Lakes, a trip down
the Columbia to Genelle and a
trip down the Slocan River.

In addition one overnight
canoe trip to Broadwater from
Deer Park was held.

‘On arrival at the Lakes,
the group set up camp and the
canoes were taken through the
first two-mile portage. The
next morning the packs, pad-
dles and life jackets were taken

through. Two more long por-
tages were completed that day
‘and camp was set up in the rain
‘on Isaac Lake.

‘Ten miles of Isaac Lake ”

were covered the second day
and the other half the third day.
‘The following day the
canoes were taken through the
“chute” and the rapids did not
turn out to be as challenging as
expected. There waa a portage
‘around the falls and part of the
river.
From ee the group

repairs and the SHOC mem-
bers, who were going on the

trip, worked on the canoes. .

Gunwales, seats and nosepieces
had to be replaced. There were
holes in some canoes which had

- to be fiberglassed over as well

‘as making new floatation cham-
bers. :

proceeded River
and Lanezi ‘take where Peter
Zaiteoff caught a three-pound
rainbow. The rain continued
most of the day and night. The
next day saw even more rain
and a shorter distance covered.

‘Aside trip was taken up to

_the spectacular Cariboo Falls.

Even, more rain fell, now

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‘The canoes were
lined up $Mile Creek. Follow-
ing cs there were two small

Te was cold and wet, pad-
dling in, the rain, and, the
shelter, when finally reached,

“nad nostove. Mr. Paine'a group

remained at the shelter despite
this ‘and Mr. Carter's group
pushed on to,the,end ofthe
chain that night

The next ‘iay a trip to
Barkerville was made and
everyone had a shower at a
nearby campground.

On sunday in Kamloops at
the Boston Pizza, Mr. Paine

was presented’ with a paddle

signed "by the members of
SHOC. Afterwards everyone
went to see “Earthquake” at
the Parkade, The group arrived
home on Monday, June 90.

SLOW-MOTION SWINGS
‘JO GET THE FEEL

THIS TAKES A LOT OF PRACTICE... AND SOME

By Pat Metge :

Fromall Indications July is
going to be 'a busy’ month for
our local ball lube, Presently
all teams are preparing for the
regional and provincial play:
downs which be,
part of the month,

MEN | START. THE finalized, it is hoped that etrong

local support will be given
CONS RN VE THE | these athletes.

LING.
LEFT HIP IS BEGINNING
‘TO TURN OUT OF any On uly B the Renae
Recreatior

‘When dates and games are >

Rogreation Mews
“From the Director's Desk »

Cash: prises” will. be
‘awarded for, the’ smallest,
largest and longest fish caught
by ‘a fisherman 12-years and
under. There will be a mystery
prize, so have your fish into the
bese at 1.30 Pm at the

site.
acs the aay there _

will be a Bavarian Garden as.
well as malno games.
ee!
During the Castlegar Sun-
flower Feat, the recreation
will be

sponsored sandlot. piace
will be held from'9 a.m. to 6
p.m. at ie Riausied Park.

A reminder to ue ltl:
zens, The Kootenay Canal trip
on Friday, July 18, willbe

TH leaving from the senior citizens’
Suing al wet ALTERED. Centre at 9 a.m. If you are
interested in taking this outing

SHOULD WE THROWN IN you should leave sour name

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Notes from the Golf Course

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ALittle Golfing Etiquette

By John Dalziel,
Things are pretty well
back to normal: up at the
Castlegar Golf Course after the
hectic pace of a couple of weeks
ago. The weather has
decided to warm up and the
sprinklers are out in full force

gain.

* Now that the members are
back in the groove I have been
asked to do a little sermonizing
‘which is not exactly in my line,
but here goes.

Several times this past
week it has been very notice:
able that several of the greens
have very severe spike tears in
them. This is not very good for
the greens and is actually.the
reault: of carelessness on the
part of the golfers concerned.

Surely it is not too much to
‘ask that we all use a bit of care
when holing out. Dragging ones
feet, even if one has just missed
a two foot putt, is inexcusable

and shows very ttle considera-
tion for those that follow.

Pick up your feet as though
every hole was a birdie and you
‘will make things a lot easier for
the next golfer, the maintain
ance crew and the club execu-
tive. + ,
‘The other matter is that of
etiquette, Most of our members
behave very well on the course,
but there are a few who seem to

-*think everything bas been laid

on for, thems alone and no one

» else mat

Winther itis, ing %
play: by ‘unnecessary del
smaking a shot, or. hitting ie
“ball before the players ahead
are’ out’ of; range, is Tot ‘just

improper etiquette but rather 8 :

display or poor sportsmansh|}
“The Golden Rule applies
just ag much onthe course as
anywhere else 20, “If you don't
Wont" it done to you, ot
¥ It to

Night did not to off too. well.
“The game.was Low Net using
irons aly, but I believe it was
the heat more than anything
else that held the ‘numbers

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“Bail winners were: Harry
Bate with 80; Ken Makortolf,
“99; John Doherty, Jim Randall,
Ernie Fitzpatrick, Don Car-
michael and Harry  Plotnikolf
shot 34; Stosh Getta, Jim
Corbett, Buzz McDonald, Don
Poole, Tony Walker, Dave
Heibert and Bud Guess, 35.'T.
P. Wilson was‘ the winner
‘among a group that had 96 and

Last:

Steak Night and itis hoped that
‘a goodly crowd turned out for
what has become one of; the
highlights of the season at the
local “club,

‘Thursday morning's ses-
sion was enjoyed in‘ real nice
golfing weather and 22 atal-
warts turned out to do just
Hat

R was keen-and the.
Patt -finks lence. .
‘The big TGiners on’ this,
oceaston were ‘Andy Honcher,
Bert’ Lamb, Bill Robinson,
Ernie Newman, Joe: Killough,

Bill Gray, Yours Truly, Walter 5

Commission will be sponsoring
a trout derby on Sunday, July.
17, In conjunction with the
opening of the Shoreacres Park
which is next to Donnelly's
Store.

Jacobson, Earl. LeRoy, Gerry

Following play a short
meeting was held in the club
house and a few informal rules
were drawn-up to put our

the mini canoe race at Pass
Creek Park. This event is open
to children between the ages of
10 and 12 years. The entry fee
will be $1 1 Bee Berson with four
persons to
AL equipment will: be
supplied by the recreation
ion, Race time is plan-
“ned for 12 noon Sn Sunday; Juy
oles

Once again the Helkick
will be

po
and the Kinsmen Park.’

Blueberry Creek residents
are reminded that show. time

this! Saturday's 9.15 p.m: at

your, community park.
* “The Castlegar showing will
be this Sunday, also at 9.16 p.m.
n é

verse, Cosmic Zoom and In

of the Bowhead Whale.
‘These series of films have

tation, ugne film, What an

is an an animated
that received an Oscar alia
tion, The film, Universe, has

.” had the honor of receiving 23

will be: responsible for one
Thursday.

‘Today's play will be looked

alter by Bert Lamb and ‘Tony |

Schiavon and they have decided

that the competition will be

Bingo, Bango, Bongo. Next
‘Thursday

‘our/old friend Mike ~

Verzuh ll ‘team up with Joe

Sehiavon andthe competition

they will cook up will be
jounced after today's

part and the closer {nvolve-

‘ment should result In even
Keener play and greater enjoy:
ment.
*S< See you on the tee.

‘Castlegar Midge! Girls Head
For Prov. Soffball Playoffs

Castlegar Midget Girls tra
vel to North’ Delta this week-
end for Provineial Softball
Playoffs.

Tt ts expected that 10...

teams will compete from
throughout the province for.

provincial title,

It is s double knockout
series with the first game
tentatively scheduled for
Castlegar for Saturday morn-
ing.

The team members a1
Debbie

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America. 3

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Sentinel Baseball Club Holds Wind-Up

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CASTLEGAR NEWe, Lied uly 10, 1975

~ Leagues Compete for lig

"Sentinel Baseball Club re-
cently held its windup Pieale at

‘the Kinnaird Park (with all:

,_ leagues competing for trophies,

Following are the results: ~

champe—Wolve,

x with cs couch Pat Picton. >

layoff ‘charaps—Bobcats,
with conch Pat Peroverzoll.

” Despite leas ‘than pre
reat June 28 and 29,'more
people—ages one to
a0--turned ‘out to take advan-

BA tage of the West Kootenky \

Sailing Club's offer of free rides +
‘on Lower Arrow Lake.
Club‘ commodore ‘Gerry.

“an unquallfied succe
‘fuat’ what we'd hoped for."
25 “We bad’a’ steady stream
of people all weekend,” he ‘sald’ <
in-an’ interview. “There, were,
* more than 50 on Saturday and
the half-promise of a sunny day;
Sunday brought out at least,

Syringa Creek, wes designed to to.
‘encourage more | West: Koote-
‘nay: people to get into sailing.
“The club had five cruising boats’

and a day-sailer on hand to give

monstrat
jsalling "techalaues

~Juntor Bron
+ League, ‘champs-Dodgera,
with coaches Paul Kinakin and
Gordle ‘Baulkham, 2
Playoff champs—Cubs,
with coaches John Obetkoff a
Norm Reid,

‘\, Sentor Broneo

League | champa—Crunch-
ers, with seach Grant Alger.

free rides to nyone who
showed up.

On Saturday ‘night there
was 8 dance, sponsored by the
» Arrow! Boat: Club, and on:

} Sunday, morning. there was a>:

pancake breakfast, Both activi:
tes were ‘well-attended;
in ‘addition, there: ‘wore

% Pee rack dinghies, six Sa-

two catamarans and even
a sailing’ sansa: all ‘providing
de safety ‘and

Castlegar News

SPORTS

Four’ ofthe’ Sabots | were

made by club members during a

recent! bost-bullding ’ program.
ind were on their’ maiden; <

voyage during the open house.;

Playoff ‘charaps—Expos,
with coaches Walter Gorkoff
ne
Pony Division

Playof "charapa--Valloy
» Rangers, with coach Fred Pod-
Clalit &

wpe, wind. Mette
“throughout the weekend,”: Mr.
Bullock’ eald.."We had’ steady.

» breezes ‘with the ‘oecaatonal
gust to add a little

: jue. champs--Capitals, h
with coeehee ail Nazaroff and
+ Mike Kanigat

Colt, Division
; League'and playoff champs

—Warner's Colta, with once

The executive expres:
ed ita spreciation to al ‘he
coaches, umpires and mana-

gers, for their, efforts to make.
tl

eball season’ success!
Good luck: hi

a .
) tended to'all the boys ‘and bi A
coaches of the ‘three All-Star. |

teams. ‘They, will all’be travel-

ling ‘out of town soon for the. -4° >
© playdowns,.?"” *
78" Coaches Fred  Stouchnow,

Bob) Knowler ang‘ manager
‘Jerry Markin are taking the Sr.

Bronco All-Stars this coming ie

weekend to Summerland for
the ‘Area Puydowns 5

"We Wire Flowers:
os Anywhere” 2.25”

We {ize I
‘wo Se at
and’ everyday,

73. Maple Street
Castlegar Sassen

siT hope the open house will:

‘pencourage more people to take ||!

Up sailing and maybe even join
‘our lub," he added.)

Laat weekend, five of the a

cruisers were off on’a weekend’
trip up the Lower’ Arrow Lake
=to'ferrym load of boy scouta
_ back, trom Edgewood. , °°

night and sailed back Sat

‘and Sunday, camping slong the: |:
Bullock sai i

way,” Mr.
The club is also aii ry

~ sailing weekend at Nakusp, in

late July.
rt ‘of a: genera!
get-together for. racing and’
-fmesaing about in baats ‘and just
‘having # good time,” he said.

1, For. route from Zibin‘s Store fo Columbia Heights

~ PAPER CARRIERS

__ REQUIRED IN ROBSON

judy,
an Wendy Smith, Donna
Sparkman, Shirley Hubert,

‘senkoff, Donna Kirby and Joan
‘Sovkoreff with’ bat girls Sarah
and Barbara Chéveldave.

(22 The'team.-is coached by
‘Alex Cheveldave and assisted
by. Donald Sparkman,

Local Aquanauts Travel
To Penticton Swim Meet.

‘The Castlegar Aquanauts

Speed Swim Club travelled to
Colville over the weekend and
participated in @ awim meet,

"Sporting their brand-new

team T-shirts, the club looked :

Results From
’ Joy Keillor
. Bridge Club

duplicate bridge in play:
rth-South

fo :
First, Dan Greenwood and»

Phillis Matteucci; second, Bev,
MacDat
third, Chris.Carne. and’ Pi
MacMillan, i
East-West

First, Rob .Wadey ant
Brian Brady; second, ‘Trud;
Thorgeiraon and Mary Ste-
.Gjennestade.

“ moat impressive and performed.
‘well; bringing home the trophy

for: second place.

> Brenda Klit won the gold’

tal for gs 17 and over with
28 points.

ne following swimmers

3 were-firet runners-up in their

Gyurkovits, boys 18 and 14;
aula Pryce, girls 9 and 10; Roy
“Yule, Boya:9 and'10.and first
‘year swimmer; ‘Josef ‘Berger,

nd, the 2
gar, Agusan travel to Pentic: «
ne of the largest meets.

wart; third, Kare and Louise, B.

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‘We wish'te to announce that the Marlane Hotel
and the Twin, Rivers Motel has been purchased by.

_ Jobs Kemle and Gordon Chrusch::
of Abbotsford, B.C.
as ‘of June 30, 1975,

At: ‘ic de we “wish to take this opportunity to
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JOHN KEMLE, “Owner President and General Manager
hotel business. zis <
with, several years in: Bar Dispensing.

ks ‘ELIZABETH: CHRUSCH, Secretary
MARIA loliee Treasurer

k “that the people of: Castlegar’ and strict expect” and we hope to be able’ to
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