Beor Watch Was Held Nightly

Kin-Belle Rangers Canoe
Trip Down the Arrow Lakes _

Good paddlers,’ good com-
pany, good food, mostly. good
‘weather,’ favorable winds ‘and
‘beautiful: scenery.:made the

= Kin-Belle Rangers recent Ar-

row Lakes canoe trip one to
remember,
Thoy were guests at Can-
Cel's tugboat camp the night
prior to di As the tug

“those aren't feathers you're
using, they're paddles!" This
gave the group the incentive to
paddle the 20 miles to St, Leon
Creek arriving before 3 p.m. for
the first night's camp.

Camp was made each night
after roughly’ 20° miles of
paddling broken by. lunch, lots

crews will know, their camp
cook, Mrs, Kelly, is not only a
most interesting person but
‘also a fantastic cook whose
delicious dinner and breakfast
‘gave the canocist 2 ood start.

Four canoes crewed by

B Kin-Belle Rangers Pam Sor-
enson, Verona Bozek, Donna

Baron, Karen Christienson,
Lyn Birch, Jane Partridge and
Cindy McLeod, along with their
leader, Mrs. Doris Sweeney'
(who took the accompanying
and helper Mrs.

ke ‘Twelve. swimmers’ from ‘
e

Kootenay Region’ (Castle-
gar, Golden, Trail-Warfield,
Beaver Valley. and- Colville).

icipated in the Rotary swim -

eet at Hope. an ty the weekend.
800 swimmers

on es Ritson North
Vancouver, Port Moody,
pire Pool (Vancouver), and the

Geib region were in atten 2

see tenay finalists were:
Boys 11 and 12-200.IM"
Rob McGauley. ‘Sirat.
ic. Girls—200 IM
Darcy Thompson first, .
bbie Porter third. °
Boys ‘1 and 12-50 Back
2+!) Reb, McGauley second.
Boys 13 and 14-100: Breast
Juergen Korn ‘second.
Girls 15 and 16-100 Back
=) Jo-Anne Carlson. third.
Guris 11 and 12-50 Fly
Cindy Porter fifth.
, Boys 13 and 14-50 Fly
Juergen Korn fourth.
aint 13 and 14—200 Medley

ie ‘Kootenay second.
-Jr. Boys—200 IM
Juergen Korn fourth.
Girls 13 and 14—100 Breast
> Darcy Thompson first,:
Bobbie Porter fifth.

Girls 9 and 10-50 Breast = “please ei: vine clade

Nancy Cupello fourth. -
Boys 11 and 12-50 Fly -
Rob McGailey second.

\ their annual Chesser

‘Gtris 13: -and 14—50 Fly
Darcy ‘Thompson first,
Bobbie Porter sixth.

Boys 15 and 16—100 Breast * ”

+ 7;-Bill Bronson second. .
Boys 15 and aver—200 Medley
Relay”

Girls 1S and 16—100 Free _

Tennis Club News

- JoAnne Carlson fifth. .

. Jr. Girlsa—200 Free Relay

- . Kootenay first. Team of
Darcy Thompson, Bobbie Por-
ter,Heidi. Porter and Terri
Mayer. E
Bays 11 and 12—100 Free

* Rob McGauley third,

© Gets 13 and 14—100 Free

Darcy Thompson first,

_ Bobbie Porter third.

Boys 15 and 16—100 Free
Bill’ Bronson third.

* “Closed Tourney Soon

By Lori Friesan
This. weekend * several
mixed-doubles teams will: be

going to Nelson to compete in

best of luck and hope they bring

oe cup back to Castlegar. Last

Cup

mens’ and ladies’ singles, mens’
and ladies' doubles and mixed
doubles. Please register by
phoning the Friesans. If the
tournament is to be held on the

: weekend of Aug. 21 and 1 he

registration ‘deadlie will

- Aug. 19.

The Castlegar Junior Open

Jett Pantages and Pam Buck- .

ingham, are teamed up again
this year so the competition

"should be good.

The Castlegar Closed
, Tournament is scheduled for

Aug. 21 and 22. At this writing -

a new date has not been set 80
tin
board for further develop-
ments.

‘The events played are:

is set for Aug. 25,
26 and 27 and is open to all
juniors 18 and under. You may
register by phoning’ Barry.
DePaoli.

. Please keep in mind that
allof the courts will be used for
these tournaments and with six
courts available,‘ we hope that
as many people us possible will

icipate.

ipal
Tonight *is' your’< night,

“Indies. See you on the courts!

Edie Dunn, started at the far.
northern end of the Arrow
Lakes on July 11. A
Wilf Sweeney helped load
gear and waved goodbye with
the final encouraging shout

‘He s About Recreation

to cool off, ex:

ploring and resting some
viele they never knew they
had.

Nightly “bear drill” turned
out to be just practice. No bears
invaded camp and if one had

SPORTS

done so he would: have en-
countered a by trap of:
cascading pots, pans and rocks
on the first pass at a food pack.
He would have ‘also encount-
ered eight shrieking females
(one Ranger loses the power of:

,

‘- Summer Programs
Proving Successful

=. By Lynn Frisk. -

Our ‘summer. programs
being offered this year have
proven to be a real success. All
canoe camp and Outset pro-
‘grams have. been ; filled to
capacity,” while’ Grasshoppers’
; and Lollypoppers have = also
"shown good turnouts to baie

The new Lollypopper-
gram, .which is being of offered
the week of Aug: 16-20 at Kin-

naird Park, is now beginning to

fill up rapidly. This. program
provides preschoolers between
the ages of four and six years
the i

the Canada Games Pool’ in
Burnaby on Aug. 20, 21 and 22,
Best of luck to all
swimmers, and we hope that
many local residents will find
the time to attend these meets
and cheer our local represent-
atives on to victory.
eee

‘We want to remind you of
another program we will be

offering in the. latter part of ©

August, our Hunter. Training
Program. Any persons wishing
to obtain a hunting license in
the near future and who have
not. da license are

PP 0
ina’ variety of activities such as
games, crafts, picnics, swim-
ming and special tours.

‘As there are still a number.
vat openings srailable, anyone
wi to reaisttt their’
hashed

Participants f in the'Bike-A--

‘Thon which was held in June
are ‘reminded © that pledges
should be collected and turned
in to:the recreation office as
quickly as possible. This is
necessary so that reports and

+ statements can. be® finalized

before ‘the end of August.
eee

The Castlegar Senior
Citizens recently went ona tour
of. the Rossland = Mine and
Museum. Following this tour a
fun-filled afternoon was en-
joyed by all at: Gyro Park in
‘Trail.

The next senior citizen
‘outing is scheduled for Monday
at Lakeside Park in Nelson,
Any senior citizens who wish to
take part in this next trip or the
trip scheduled for Aug. 25 are
reminded that they should sign
upas early as possible as there
are a limited number of seats
available.”

.

This ty eae was also a
very successful week for the
Aquanaut Swim Club. Con-
gratulations should go to Rob
McGauley, ‘one of the® local
members, who participated ina
meet in Hope. He placed second
twice and third once, against
some of the best swimmers in
the province. —

The regional swim meet

“will be held in Nelson this

coming weekend. Winners at
this meet will then travel to the
provincial meet to be held at

SUNDAY,

Canex ‘Speedway Stock Association
a ‘presents

MID-SEASON
CHAMPIONSHIP
‘AUGUST 15

Time triels 1 p.m. Racing 2 p.m.

7 miles south of Salmo at the old
Canex Tailing Ponds.

CONCESSION AT THE.GROUNDS
Proceeds to Community Projects

required to take this course
before . being - issued. their.
license.’

‘This course is scheduled to
begin Aug. 17 at 7 p.m. at the
‘new ‘Community Centre.
would also be a very interesting?
and"énjoyable course, for’ any-
one who’ likes the ‘outdoors,
wilderness or wildlife.

Remember, if you have not
previously had a hunting

‘license and you wish to obtain

‘one, you must take this course.

“Any person wishing to register

or requiring further informa-
tion’ should: contact the - re-
creation olfice.
. 8 «&

During the past few weeks

it has been extremely difficult
to advertise upcoming events
and as a result the recreation
news has tended to be re-
petitious. this is a

speech at the ‘suggestion of a
bear in the bush) and instant”
pandemonium. +

Two bears’ were seen in-..
cluding a big golden one in
above Hutchinson Creek.
coloring was typical sartoe
but no hump or dishface could
be discerned with field glasses,

There were a lot .more
osprey and loons on the lake
than were seen by. Mrs,
Sweeney on the same canoe,
trip taken in 1970 and in 1978,

There were nesting osprey -
evers five, miles. on .some.. |

shores.
A flock of abeut 60 ma-

_ featic'and noisy Canads ‘geese,

‘were seen south of
*) Countless water

cluding”-one’ harried mother
with 18 babies’ were spotted.

Mrs. Dunn, official ‘camp
fisherman (the only one with a
fishing rod), | provided trout
snacks and a delicious dinner.
The catches were accompanied
by jubilant’ yells followed by.
complaints that’ the canoe was
being paddled too fast forthe
fish to bite—even though the
biggest Rainbow was hooked at
full speed. ahead.

Until’ the: last 85 rile
birds * far.

West Koofenay Animal Clinic. |
will be closed Aug. 8-22:
Veterinary Service will be provided:
by Dr, Morgenthaler. in Trail:-: Ph.
364-1910 or Dr. Croxall in Nelson’ : x
Ph, 352- 7861. : 332)

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On''the last wight, Tack |

Dunn and'sons Rob and ‘Andy
went.to Broadwater by power-
boat with Mr. Sweeney and
bought: treats ‘like ice. cold,
orange julee and ice cream”
cones, Even though the female
crews had made it that far on
their own, they were grateful
to leave - the “listening * for
bears” duty to the men that
night.

Sat., July. 1. 8 very hot
day, saw the group, complete
with “elbow length .“gloves”
{really a wierd variety of wet
socks worn to shield sunburned
hands) paddle triumphantly up
to the Syringa launch ramp.

Even though the Rangers
weren't able to get as much
canoe practice in preparation as
their leader would have liked,
they learned an awful lot while
travelling the 220.to:180.miles!
under their own paddle power.
Just like riding-a bicycle, it's
the best way to really see the
beautiful Arrow Lakes and il-
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which can be enjoyed by
Rangers who are the senior
branch of the Girl Guides of
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to mention it in this space
provided by the Castlegar.
News as long as you inform us
of the details two weeks prior
to your event. -

“Your cooperation will be
greatly appreciated.

Results From Joy.
Keillor Bridge Club
Monday: Night Play
Ten tables took part. in
Monday night’s play at the Joy-
Keillor. Bridge Club with
Castlegar Pairs the special

game: Winners during the
evening were as follows:
North:

South z
First, Judy Shepherd and
Ron Chalmers; second, Mary-

Ellen: and, Hubert’ Hunchuk;

tied for third, Dr. Jack. Ste-
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David Kendrick and Wayne
Weaver.
East-West
First, Bennie , Schneider.

and Louise Whitehead; second,

Dr. and Mrs. Gary Jenkins; tied
for third, Frank and Elva
Moore’ with Clara’ Johnson and
Connie: Miller.

‘The winners of the Castle:
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Golf Executive Posting Meeting

By John Dalziel

There were not quite as
many out on Wednesday
morning of last week as there
have been _in the past weeks.

Tits was unfortunate as
Reg Symons, SYAO, and
Claude Bissell came up with a,
real pot ‘pourri of ways for.
dishing out the prise balls)
There was Closest to the Pin)
Longest Drive and Hard Luck
Golfer, all in addition to Bingo!
Bango, Bongo, It made for a,
real interesting morning for the
24 golfers who took part,

George Wilson dropped his
ball about two :feet from the

> hole on No. 3 to pick up the '
Mike

Closest honors. . while
Verzub hit = real dandy on No.
9 for the Long Ball. Yours truly
had the misfortune of being the
Hard Luck golfer and was made
the eciplent of a’ special

ball prize that did little to al-
leviate the hard luck.

Water Sports Day

At Slocan City
The Canadian Legion at

, Slocan/is sporisoring a water

sports day at the community

* beach this Sunday.

The children’s ‘activities
start at 9 a.m: with swimmin;
‘and’ novelty © events. vAdule
events in the afternoon will
include log burling, . canoe
joisting, “obstacle races “and ‘
other water sports.

| Aquanauts Return Victorious:

From Swim Meet at Golden

By Camille Kerby

The Castlegar Aquanauts
were victorious again this past
weekend at the Golden‘ ‘In-
vitational Swim Meet. oS

Final team standings were
as: follows: Castlegar 578
points, Trail-Warfield 483,
Golden 274, Nelson 176, Revel-
stoke 65, Beaver Valley 46 and
Colville 18 points.

Several. pool records were

broken by Castlegar swimmers.
Inthe boys }1-and 12. age-group:
Rob McGauley set a new meoced
in the 50 yard backstrok
atime of 95.3 seconds. Rob also
set a record in the 200 ‘in-
dividual medley with a time of
2:42.56.

Girls 8 and ‘Under

Doreen Innes—winner

Jana Command—second,
Boys 8 and Under

John Farkas—second
Boys.9 and 10

Michael Berger—winner
Boys 11 and

/ Rob. seguolog! ave 5
Girls 13 and 14

Wanita Command—second

Boys 13 and 14
= Mark k Grarkovite Oe
q Girls 15 and

Sia, Realyn Beale for |

Boys | a and Over
Russell Beattio—winner
Paul Stewart—second *
I

- Girls 9 and 10 50 Yards.

Inthe boys 17 and aver age
group, Russel! Beattie set a.
new record in the 100 yard.
breaststroke with a) time of
112.2, Steve Bozek seta record

Castlegar swimmers who
“ “placed in the final events were ,

record in the final of the 50 yard

butterfly with a time of 50.5:

secon ‘Jana
3 lyn Beattie set a new: Fy.

record in the girls 16 and 18 100°: "Free, first in Back.

yard backstroke with a time of -°_+:-,

1:16.2, The Aquanaut boys 15:

and 16 200 yard medley relays:

team seta new record with a

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sixth in Free, third in Back.

Debbie Innes—third in Fly,
fourth in Free, second in Back.
Boys 9 and 10 50 Yards

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

Josef Berger—third in EY
second in Breast, fourth in
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Sharon Cooper—fifth in 60,
Fry, third in 50 Back, sixth in 50
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Notes from the Castlegar Golf Course

Incidentally, I got off easily,
this time since Bert’ Lamb was
out of town, This week it will be
roy turn to be away 80 I have a
bit of a breathing space before
we lock horns again,

In the Bingo, Bango, Bongo
department the leader was Joe
Killough with 11 points; Earl
LeRoy, Ira Hendrickson and
Bill Oglow had 10, whilo Andy
Honcher and Otto Walker Sr.
had elght. %

Otto and Ira will have been
the bosses yesterday but what
they will have cooked up I have
no idea. The boya were pleased
to welcome Ernie Mills to the,
group for the first time and he

de tooking forward to being one |

eo re;

Bingo, . Bango, ‘Bongo
seems to have been the order of
the day since that was the com:
petition Played ip. in the evening,

as well, Carl Loeblich, Ralph
Clay, "Alt He Sicha and, Alex
McKinnon ‘did’ a nice job of.

running ‘things. Fifty-five
and this tim

Top honors were shared by.

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Castlegar News

ISPORTS|

Walter Gorkoff and Ed Isakson
will 11 points, Right behind
with 10 were Buzz McDonald,
Harry Sheridan, Karl Koreen;
and Bill Cheveldave, Corky
Berg, Jim Halteuman, Alexi
Lutz, Garry 8!

MeGauley and Bob. Wright had
nine, Hard luck! golfer of the
evening was Ed Storvold'who
finished up. with two lonely
Uttle points; Ed took home a
nico shiny dew, ball a3 con:
solation prize. «

‘This week the competition
was Two Man Best Ball and will
have been run by the team of J.
Fostey, B. Carlson, B. Watt, R.
Archambault, and P, Gorkoff.
This seems to be the ‘summer
doldrums but it is to be hoped
that as many as possible will
show up both morning and eve-
nings for these social events as
they are a good way of getting
to know your fellow golfers.

In this respect I would like
to make a suggestion,

Some groups have bern i in
the habit: of arranging four-
somes prior to the event and
this ia a good thing, However,
there have been occasions when
single golfers have been left
atanding around for consider-
able time before being able to
foln in tho festivities. Why not
‘arrange your groups in threes
‘ard then you would be able to
play the good samaritan and

vask any single man around to
‘fill up the foursome.

Wedohavea Fepstaon a
belng a friendly course and
would sure help to keep thia up.

‘Your executive’ has {nstl-
tuled a new. idea in “qom:’

munications-with the members.“

which I think is a god one but

it's only | as» good as” the}

individual member, makes it,
‘Following each executive
meeting they are planning on

issuing a newsletter which will |

be posted cn the bulletin board
in the clubhouse, The’ first of
these is there now and I found
it ‘very interesting | reading.
However, most members don't
seem to be aware that it is

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thuraday, August 12, 1916

Action

there, Take a look the next time
you walk into the clubhouse. It
is on your immediate right as
you enter and at approximately
eye level for easy perusal.

T have often heard the
question as to what the ex-
‘ecutive Is doing and this is a
real good way of finding out.

Personally, I am looking
forward to the next one if only
to learn if there has been any
reawakening of interest in ‘the
affairs of the club and the
progress of the new clubhouse.

in particular, I notice that the
‘piles of shakes being. split is
growing appreciably and rather.
wonder, -how ‘many members

will show up with hammera’ ©
when the time comes. for them |
to be lad. f

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see this sign.

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