CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 20, 1974
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50 Students fo Atfend Canadian Red Cross
Leadership Seminar Aug. 25-31 af Evans lake

3 The Canadian Red Cross
Society will be holding a
seminar for 50 students aged 15
sto 17 from Aug. 25 to 31. It will
‘take place ‘at. Evans Lake 10
‘miles north of Squamish.

‘The purpose of the seminar

that the students will be able to
develop their interests and
abilities.

“By becoming involved in
the community the students
will develop ‘8 lot of valuable
experience) There are numer-

us jthey,.can get

Hs to
‘examine’ community sates
‘and needs.sThey also will
/ develop skills and knowledge in
sleadership , communication,
plist |, ecology and recrea-

x Hon. humber.of guest speak-
ters at'the seminer “will: give
‘ presentations that will be both
interesting and helpful'to the

tudents,’ As well, field trips

nd recreation activities such
as swimming and boating are
planned te os the students a

{change of
{ter The # students return
+ to their communities it is hoped
that they will use the exper-
fence and knowledge gained
from’the seminar to start their
own ‘community participation
‘ojects.

Seminar, co-ordinator: Neil
Friedenberg and Marilia Neto ©
emphasize that the seminar will
serve more than’ one purpose.

‘e, want the students to

a
“effect on alt ror t us.:And’ by
‘community’ we mean both the
local neighborhood community
as well as the world commu-
[ty. Issues such as poverty and
ecology’ happen ‘right here’ at
home ‘as: well as’in ‘Africa or

Asia,” Mr.:Friedenberg added «:

involved in: helping ‘out under-
privileged kids, putting ona ©
musical performance to raise
funds for a disaster area, or.
publishing a community news-
letter of some sort,”

The accommodations at at the i

-.camp..include a dinttig hall

‘ Tseasonvin over
‘year: It’ ended June 8,

Round Robin Tournament held
at Stanley: Humphries High
School and Twin Rivers School.
* The winners of the Tee
Division were: .
First—Castle,

meeting hall, and cab

sleeping. The fee of $30 covers
food and accommodation. Fi-
nancial ald for students who
cannot afford the ‘fee’ will be

available. Also, subsidies for | ”

travelling expenses will be

+ considered ‘for :those. students

who live outside the lower

+ about the camp and for: applica an

tion forms, ‘students should
contact their -schoo! office’ or
Red Cross Youth, 4750 Oak

Elsie Shorthouse of ‘Trail
took low gross honors, ; with a
score of 91 on Tuesday. of last
week, at the Castlegar, 'Ladies’
Open Tournament.; Ninety-four
women came from: Fernie,
Creston, Christina Lake,’:8al-
mo, Colville, Winlaw, Nelson
and Trail, to enjoy’ perfect
weather on the nicely-groomed
fairways.

Runner-up | ‘tn A flight was
Kay de Pasquale of Trail‘ with
96, Low net of 77 was.achleved
by Lil Lyons of Trail.: Runner.
up was Mildren Sheratobitoff of

Our girls Tee and, Sandlot
. Softball season is over, It ended
June 8 with a Round Robin
Tournament being held:\at
Stanley. Humphries; High
School and Twin Rivers School.
The program was very success-
ful thanks to the high: school
girls who volunteered their
time and knowledge | to.
the teams.

A special thanks goes to all
“the parents who volunteered
‘their time-to transport: the
teams from area ‘to area: If
there are any girls who regis
tered for the program and did
not receive a crest, please come
and pick one up at the

Bey

Castlegar with Mae Moroso,’
also of Castlegar, as' second
runner-up.

Other winners are as fol-.
wes

Least putts (80}—Mildred

Loretta Bufone of Trail; Hidden
Hole—Vi Turner of Salmo; “B”
flight, low. gross (99)—Dot
Kilpatrick of Nelson; : er"
up (100)—Elsie: Buchanan of
Trail; low net—Jo Taylor of
Castlegar and runner-up—Vi
Stoochnow of Castlegar.) :

projects, je Behings ‘outings,
horsel ding, hiking, pyin;
ming, sah biological aspec!
(trees, plants, insects, ete.) vend
many, many: mo!

With’ our co-ordinator for:
the program, Lynn Frisk, and/
other ‘helpers, kids will really /
have an ‘exciting summer. ,The
Day Camp commences on'July
8 so \register now at ‘the
Recreation ee ee t

*

June ob nebete Church

Women’. will’ be holding a

Strawberry Tea from ‘2: to re

h me sof Mrs.

June: 24-“Ktnnaird latte

Lassie soft! be holding

: ot fe
Aitizens—the pool is: "now open
‘and_ ‘there is:a“'special time
reserved for you. It
Tuesdays and Thursdays 'f
a to.

i. Day, Camp is an‘ade
rogram: offered to boys and
irls ages 9. \to 12> yearg,
ponsored: by Regional Recréa-
ion Commission No. 1; This

* exciting

: | Opportunity, for. kids to explore

couches! Ve
ok and ‘Donia Townsend.

‘The winners in the Sandlot
Division were:
First—Shoreacres* with

ature in? Many areas in the

figia: M, Mae
Lisa Resansoff and Debbie
Huston... The best batter. was,
Bev Bamsonott < ie

coaches Connie

‘No.1 would like to.

a e
with coaches Orysia’ wry

chuk, and’ Elaine Gordon’

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“Bob Lightle 365-5690
Summer Fun Swimming Pools.

1904 = 9th Ave. South = —

Castlegar.

Louella tay
Second—Castlegar. 'Road-
runners with coaches Kathy
Mason and Elaine Horlick.:’
© Phird—Tarrys ‘No.: 1 with
coach Leona’ Davidoff.’ ’:

The winners of the Most
e Team in the ‘Tee

“Division ‘were the Robson Hot

shots coached by Jéan’ Marah,
Colleen Kilpateick and‘Anne
Quaedvlieg and in the Sandlot
Diyision’ Castlegar Bluebirds
picked up the same: award.

“They were coached by Jane and °

est West.
Members of the All-Star

Team in the Tee Division were .

Tammy Verigin, Patty Plotnik-
off, Lana’ Horning; Billy Jean
Price,-Karen -Evin,. Susan

Ewanick, Stephanie Rilkoff,

‘Linda Perepolkin:and Tracy
Wah: The best batter was'Sally
Quintanitha, ©"

Members

Zaitsoff, Nadeen Samsonoff,

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Enjoy a Worry-Free Vacation

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Have a Happy Summer.

thank all the high’ school. gists.
_ whovolunteered their time and
‘did sucha great job in coaching

2 the: teams. ‘Without: the: girls’ |

, excellent sportsmanship and ‘:
, patience the ‘Tee and :Sandlot.
Softball Program.” ‘would haye

sisted’ in ‘the co-ordination of

‘the: ‘program, and. special

‘thanks, to | the mothers who:
transported;the various teams.
to other areas.

“Ladies Play
Nine-Hole

sits' windup

Kinnaird Par!

it June '28—Senior. Citizens’

‘Rummage Sale,:'Coffee’ Party

‘and Bake. Sale ’at: the Centre

starting at 10.80'a.m., © .~
‘Regist tions for Cance

Camp ar: kly:rolling in,

Our junior-trips are to be held

on the following dates July 1'to Campbell of Christina Lake. ‘
4,8 to.9 (high is full); aay 16° Third prize, a golf tawel,; was,
25 and won by Jean Young. ‘of Castte- 4

to'18 (which is full); 22
July 29 to 31 (which is fi The
month of August is open‘still.
_ Also: for: our “senior. =

sti

will be sold at the door for $1.75
per person.and $8 per couple. *
Everyone welcome. See! you
tl

o> This summer. Regional Re-
Sereation’ Commission: No.,1:is -
‘offering a ‘Youth Program.
Possible activities could include ©
_art workshops, open gym, film
nights ‘and” entertainment.

camping: : Teens, this-is: your

ortunity, to exercise your

ions so drop in or give usa call
at the Recreation’ Office.
Also planned for this sum- >

= mer. is'a‘series of workshops

week workshops is’ still in the

planning! stages, ‘but ‘some :

possibilities. are’ silkscreening,
‘printmaking, batik, candlemak-

> ing and: raku’ pottery.’ For

_Competition

“Twenty-three ‘women play-

> ed Tuesday in the nine-hole
“cs < competition with Hidden Part-

e All-Star. :

Team in the Sandlot Division

‘aretNona Verigin, Caroline:

ners. |

*Winners were Alice Shu-,
tek, Lola Cheveldave, Marg‘
: Baxter, Vi Stooshnow, Mae‘

loroso, Cla
ex Walker and Helen Clay.

Next week's competition’
will be “Honey Pot”. 3

‘This Saturday and Sunday.
we hope many of our members:
will play.in the West Kootenay.”
Ladies’ Open Tournament at
the Castlegar course.

is es '5Please phone Mae Moreso, 4:

for information or registration.

rice: McKinnon, In-..:

further. information: contact
bs at the Recreation office. =;

Trail Woman Takes Low Gross Honor |
- In Castlegar Ladies Open Tournament

et Maddocks of Castlegar;
‘second’ runner-up—Pauline
auleon and Margaret Mad-

'(out}—Darlene’ Adams ‘of ‘Nel- >.

son and Hidden Hole—Vicki
Sherstobitoff; low gross (out) “Allen‘of Nelson, 4

ise Ferworn of Castlegar; run-
ner-up—Elizabeth ; Lote, of;
Castlegar; low, net—Nora Fer:
ner-up |—,. Marion Guthrie
‘of Trail; second | runner-up—_
“Clarice McKinnon of Castlegar; '
least’ putts (27), low Brass 7.
(out) Man Ine

-Blagone of Trail.‘

Lorraine McGuire of Castlegar;
‘Jow net—Cheri Lyons of Castle-- F
‘gar; runner-up—Doreen' Kaly-

i Anderson. of

fre 1-hole); Kay“ di

wee Gaye di’ Hondt, Kay. a

to the
men who worked a3 te
; drinks later
Re. 8un-parched ‘womer

et cing: ner hol
days ‘and summer. fun. Tickets brlet mleeting to dlecess the Pat ©:

-Least putts (81);, Margin!
‘8 of Castlegar; low gross,

“c" flight, low gross—Lou-

guson' of Christina Lake;’ run-

Maddox ‘of Col-
ind | Hidden} HoleSlgne

“D" flight, low, qroas-Inet
‘Walker of Castlegar; runner-up’

‘nuik of Nelson; second runner-
up—Barbara Uchida of Castle: :
gar; least putts (31)—Wendy-
“ Davie of Castlegar; low: gross
(out}—Jean' Wickett’ of. Castle-
gar and Hidden Hole—Alfce
of Castlegar. ;)/{i
were also given ont:
for Birdle holes ‘to’ Dae 'Cosar, -
\Pasquale
18;'Mae Moroso’ (No.;38),
Winners of ‘balls ‘for’ Chip-
ine were Helen! Mosher, ‘Nat
lyres, Betty. Gelinas,: Pautine |,

Pasquale ‘and: Lil’ | Lyoks. Re
Winning the “closest. to the.
hole":contest.(No..12 hole) was
Evelyn, Puuri. Her ‘drive was
two-yards ‘and 22 inches from
the hole: a
{The first prize of the raiile, :
‘a sweater, was won by Neva |
Krug of Trail. The second prize,
a hat, (was won! by, ° Kay

‘the

=. Coming Events include
this’ “Saturday: and‘ Spnday’
‘Ladies’. Ope

eet ‘a pared nd

By De
: “Operation 7 ‘Wandermere”
is underway.‘On:June:29,"the
gay golfers from; Wandermere
will be hosted by. us—a pleasant;

Club: skipper: Diek Wayl:
ing has: set. the
‘motion for what promises to ia
‘a most enjoyable: encounter;

Me

on
: a ‘many. ee win
, confused that ‘they ‘can't ‘possi
ly: hold‘the club

Gordon Trophy; ‘so please think
forward suggestions. .

i

The Pal and. ‘August,

schedule for the Bob

i ‘Summer. Fun: Boye! and
per. week: or, or $10 for. 8 weeks.

5 Penny: Carival, Ke
d Games, etc. e

Memorial’ Pool:may now be
picked up at the Recreation

» Office. Registrations for the

. summer programs also be
taken at this time.
ee ee
There will be a joint Red -
Cross and Royal Life Instructor =
School held at the Montrose

“Pool on June 23 to June 30, This
+ course runs from .9 ‘a.m. to 6 ”
p.m. daily.. The candidates .

must be 17-years-old and must
»have their Red Cross Leaders

* Award. The ‘course fee is $25.

Allsinterested - people must +
“pre-register ‘at: the: Recreation ~
Office.

oy Keystone” :
: MI NI 0 UTB OAR DS

; Model KOB -. 12
1 H.P. — Lightweight 103 Ibs.

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Cruising Speed 3.6. MPH.

lavoreunse: ‘
Canoe Camp Programs
Per. trip for- three .nights and four: days.

per trip,’4 nights and 5 days. ‘Special Trips $30 for, 9; nights ‘and 10 days.”

The. following Canoe: Trips for. F lonior and Senior. are either full or open
for the: month uaa

Day Camp ; :
Boys and. girls. aged. 9-40. 425 years. 1
Registration Fee $5° per sev. 25.

The following dates aro still ‘open for the Day camp. et ‘set duly 8 to 18,
2nd set duly 22 to August.1. 3rd sat August 5 fo 15.

Aquatics - ;

Registrations for the. summer. ‘swiin*| “at the Bob Brandson" Mém-
orial Pool are’ now. being accepted, at ite Secreation Office. A copy ot the

+ Junior Trips: Boys and Girls aged. 10 to 12 years: leet Fee. "$12: oo

Senior ‘Trips: - Boys: afd. Girls .aged 4a to 17 ‘year: Register Fed $15) y

Ss. Deverney, Jp Landis,<
Rateleaff, J. Tarasoff,-M. Che:
Archambault, R
‘as shambault:

‘Alling!
hiuk. L. ‘Andrews D. Wayling,

cs hit the golf ball, ae your
THE CARPET CENTRE “f/\ club: back’/on' the ground’ and

> > check to see if the grip is still in.
the: correct: position. Many,

change. omewhore at’

‘Call::Us Today site

CASTLEGAR CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY.
Across from the. Castle Thestre — ‘Phone meee

wimmers.
awam’a total’ of 48%; miles
‘on Saturday :at the Bob Brand-
son; Memorial Pool during ‘the
‘annual Castlegar, Aquanauta

, Speed Swim Club's Pool durin

the Castlegar Aquanauts 8;
Swim Club's annual Swim-a-

* Bightcs -year:old “Alexie
Walsh was the youngest swim-
mer while Adele‘Yule was the
eldest each completing their
full ‘mile. '

; Last year ‘over.'70 swim:

; part in’ the event
which‘is the club's main’ fund
‘alsing. project af the season.

Mi {the swimmers

“were also. competing for the
‘National Safety. Councils’ | mil
swim awards, ‘To. obtain thelr.
initial certificate, “a, swimmer

; must complete the‘ho: stop

‘y mile. in 45 minutes or less. ie

get the bronze’ awar:

swimmer must complete the x oe

‘non-stop mile in‘less time than

it took;-for the initial ‘award.
. Silver and gold awards must be
“swum ‘in less. time! than’ pre-
vious awards’ took.
. The weather was perfect,
» the swimmers enthusiastic and

‘gwitnmera are’asked to
reacts collect pledges! by July 1.

“Phe "Past weekend Was a)

= YO

very busy one as far as tennis

i Closed Champioi ships were.
played. Barry De Paoli made it ‘
to the finals of the men’s singles

vent, but was ‘defeated by
coe Scekely: ol Rossland; 6-1,

Barry and Jeff Pantages ” ‘ i

won’.the:men'a: doubles ‘event

against Bill Barley and Roland

Swartz, of, Penticton’ 6-4,’ 6-1.

Laurie Lyoris of Castlegar’ took -

the “men's ‘singles ‘consolation

~ event over. Laurie. Lefeaux of
‘Nelson

Locally the Castlegar Ten-.

ing a fun’ ourament at

ctor./of
physical cdueation ‘and athletics
at Selkirk College:has' been’
i: ted uudy in'Ei is

leparts:
Europe ‘on ‘July.,7: for; th
weeks ofistudy, ng‘and:
exchanging juen with'Euro:'
pean sport and fitness experts,
The’ physical ‘education ‘and
sports in Europe course has
been‘organ: part
Loyola, ‘College. ‘of Moni
study-abroad program.”
According: > Dr.
nos, the Director
. Institute, the ‘course’ of ‘study,
will provide participants with a:
comprehensive overview of the -
advanced system, of sports,ani
physical education: and. fitness
in Sweden; Germany and oth

d European countrii

ourse will offer.
pursue inde;
application’ of scien

Pensioners’ Golf.

‘Avid Golf Hounds Turn Out

By Joha Dalziel

: Last Thseeday its Peon-
sioner's ‘Do' finally did’ get
off the. ground, yack

was perfect but, nately, »
the attendance’could have been
considerably better. Seventeen
avid golf'Kounds took part and
had a very enjoyable, time
touring the courae, especially
the bush and the rough.

After a few minutes in-
struction for'the’brand new
golfers from our old reliable
Mike Verzuh, foursomes were
formed and off they went. The
game was Bingo, Bango, Bongo

+ since it' waa though’ this‘would

give the novices ‘a’ bit ' better
chance to score a'point or two
on'‘their'own, (For the’ unini-
tiated) Bingo, Bango, ‘Bongo
scores. one ‘point for, the firat
ball on the’ putting ‘surface’ of
each green (Bingo); ‘after all
four balls ‘are on’ the’ putting
surface the ‘one closest‘ to the
hole gets ‘a, point (Bango) arid

+ the first Hall to be putted into

the hole scores (Bongo), the ball
farthest from the hole shooting

me had been Boped that one
of the might get hot |

an;
volleyball, ‘track at
many. ‘other, sports:

and ‘come in with'a ae score)
but it! was: notito: be. Winner
with 11 points was Otto Walker
Sr. while tled'for:second with

keep you Easted

MUST

om |

7" time,'so good in fact they want

“ welcome:to ‘join in and enjoy
-the fun and fellowship. The~

Thursday morning and it is

tomake Thursday morning golf
a regular date,

A pleasant surprise await-
ed the players on their return
to the club house; Mike had had
to leave early but left instruc:
tions with’ the concessionaire
for each man to receive one
refreshment of his choice, all on
Mike. Needless to say.a hearty
vote of thanks was tendered

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday,June 20, 1974

— WESTKO. CONCRETE
CONCRETE CONTRACTORS
FLOORS — DRIVEWAYS — RETAINING WALLS !
Experienced in Colours and Hardners
PHONE 365-5886
Ralph Bird, “Manager, bf

Mike for his gesture

and was
As mentioned before an
attempt is'to be made to have
these Thursday mornings be-
come a regular event. This was
heartily endorsed to’ start im-
mediately. Any man who is
over 60 and on pension is very

draw will be made at 8.30 every

hoped to havea good turn out.-
Earl Le Roy and Jim Kelly have
agreed to look after things so if
you are interested, contact
either of them at 365-8368 ‘or
965-7425, £

This should be ‘80° for me
fora while since'l expect to be
returning, to the land of the
heather’ ‘and whiskey for about
two’ months ‘starting July 1. 1
won't promise, but if 1 find time
I may just drop; you a’ line 'to
‘on how things’
are: over’ there. Until fall then, -

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provides spacious new
accommodation ~ with
fully equipped kitchens,
cable TV, ‘phone, free
parking and- : view
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$16.00 single and-$4.00
per additional
guest .. .with compli-
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service for your added
enjoyment. On your
next visit to Vancouver.
stay downtown at’ the
Mayfair Hotel located at Hornby and Robson Streets.

For reservations, write to :

THE MAYFAIR HOTEL.

445 Hornby St., Vancouver t, B.C. or Phone area 604-687-6751.

re,
Good Golfing ‘and :God Speed.:;

IAVE A DRIVER 'S |

are hi
the ‘courts. All.clab juniors are LON

invited to come and play. There
will be ‘singles and’ doubles for
‘and “under,; and the

-meeting: for all “membera this
Monday . at: the Recreation
Office at 7.30. p.m.:

Mr. De:Rosa, would like to
thank all'the: members:

: turned outlast: Saturday: to.

paint the ferices. You did a.
great job!’

During League Play: ‘June & Y

jelson, Castlegar. won fo

pper F.
: « Copper. was first loca in.
Whitehorse, Yukon Territory, :
inthe summer: of 1897--by >

miners on their” ‘way to the
Klondike gold. fields. g

- at, New: Denver, “British Columbia will

Department of Lands, Forests and Water: ‘Resources.

FOREST SERVICE
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

f th f replacement. of the. New. Denver: Warehouse
Sealed tenders, for the ‘roo aes rerslved Sine undereigned up st0
“4:00 p.m. (P.D. S.T.) on the 12th of July, 1974 ‘and | opened, i in ‘public: at, that time.

Plans and specifications may, be. viewed after June 19, aa at
ny S008 Col

bia: Ave.;; Cattle 3

Interior cor
gar, My Ke VINA

oh. ‘District Forester, 518: Lake sect Nelson, BC
Local 265 or: 269.

on: ‘the, forms: andin the: envelope. suppli

Keer

Plans may. be, ‘iewed ind/or obtained after’ tune 19, sigz4i ftom:

12. Forest Rangers at esaligter Nilsen: Naked and: New, Denver.
VA enquiries should be made to the" Engineering Division in Nelson., is
 Jenders ‘must be made subject to,the conditions. of tender and ‘submitted

i No: “tender shall’. be- considered having any qualifying clauses ‘whatsoever

‘Vit ae Phone 352-2211,

Bose,

“Licence Office for process:

‘ing. REMEMBER, -

Sima ida your applicaen In two places, a asin the pee

‘IT's

CERTIFICATE AND A DRIV
CENCE TO DRIVE.

tart-up period — March 1,
until your. 1974: birthday, —
id it expires on your birthday.
If you have any questions
call your Autoplan Information
cat 665-2800. Outside Vancouver

23 your application form has pot arrived In the mail, a your diiver's

' 2. Take all three portions ta any Motor Vehicle Liceace Oifice
for processing.

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Phone 365-3355

summer schedule is: also avallable. f ‘and the lowest or any tender’ will not necessarily be accepted. Mites

Dated:. une 13, eee

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5 Gas, Consumption

Monashee Sporting Equip: Lid.

1400 Columbia Ave. = — geey 365-3181.

J ‘Johnston
District Forester

Forest Service
Nelson, B.C.
Project No, 408

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