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PROFILE
K.1.J.H.L. Junior Hockey Action

This year, the club has the services
of two professional coaches with
Beverly Vatkin returning for her
third year.

Joining Vatkin is  Elyann
Steinemann, a newcomer to
Castlegar but certainly not to figure
skating. Steinemann,
coached a Canadian champion, was
herself a runner up at a world com-
Petition

and Keats foxtrot; Chelsea Van Viiet
in third figure, tango and rocker fox-
trot; Rachel Friedrich in preliminary
freeskate; Karen Skibinski in fiesta
tango; Laura Kosowan in European
waltz and Keats foxtrot; and Meghan
Van Vliet in 14 step.

Skaters are working hard in
Private lessons in anticipation of
their first competition of the year,
the Sunshine Valley Open in Grand
Forks on Nov. 9 and 10. Skaters
from the Kootenays, Okanagan and
Washington will compete.

A junior coaches clinic, was held
here Sept. 29 and 30 with 37 regional
skaters invited. Junior coaches must
be certified at a clinic before assisting
the professional coach with Canskate
and Canfigure lessons. .

Winter camping takes skill

Enthusiasts says it's
a different adventure

~The first few trips F'd.come back
with frostbine om my fingers and then

Fé have a hard time playing the in-

sorument_

scudents are taught dog-driving.
1 ry

Adv 21

headed back to the bush on
i - In 1987,

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available for $1,495. And the

Cadillac of winter survival courses —

@ 10-day expedition on Baffin Island
— costs $1,895, air fare excluded.

“Ths is true winter camping, ver-

sus travelling~in the winter from

About 100 people, age 17 to 55,
sign up each winter and course
enrolment is limited to 10. Basic gear
is provided.

“There’s a steady demand, (but) |
don’t think winter camping is going
to become this really popular thing,”
Thomson says. “‘It appeals to a
smailer- group of people who are
really looking for some different
kind of adventure."”

Craig Macdonaid’s first overnight
winter excursion was in 1962, when
am Ontario university professor led

her

is
for example, he and three com-
Panions braved -50 degree tem-
Peratures to cross part of Quebec's
Ungava Peninsula, a trek of several
hundred kilometres over 12 days.

“I usually go with my friends and
I treat it as a vacation.”

A recreation specialist with the
Ontario Ministry of Natural Resour-
ces, Macdonald teaches winter sur-
vival and is writing a book on winter
travel and snowshoeing.

“*A lot of the information that I
use has been gleaned from native
People,”’ says Macdonald, who scor-
ms the how-to-books now on the
market.

“*If you did what they said in those

books, you'd be dead in the water.””

Details about Outward Bound’s
winter can be by

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him and some ot! imto
the bush as an experiment.

“He wanted to see - whether it
was even feasible for children to be
out of doors im severe temperatures
and carry on camping as they do in
summer.

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suing and snowshoeing. “We were very comfortable,”
“We get really 2 wide range of recalls Macdonald, a 44-year-old

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policemen. r af 3%." says i » Macdonald
By YVONNE MOORE (Castlegar once ageism came out om =Suamson ==ah reo “eausaeue = Sen? Seer sere nes
The Castlegar Peewee Reps wound ists. a ath top 7-5. foloees
down their exhibition schedule with
two victories over Kelowna last
NAME: Dave Cammock weekend.

POSITION: Defence Playing at the Complex on Sun-
HOMETOWN: Williams Lake, B.C. day, Castlegar warmed up for two
BIRTHDATE: March 8, 1974 Periods and then poured it on with
HEIGH: 6'2" eight goals in the third to Power its
WEIGHT: 192 Ibs. way to\me 11-4.7in,

LAST TEAM: Williams Lake Bantam Reps ‘ThE game was close through two

STATISTICS: Games played: 50 games, 20 goals, papain! orl pan ig bees
30 assists

hen Casth red, seemi
PERSONAL NOTES: Presently attending Stanley will toconet ts vices inely at Saturday's gave at the Compicx
Humphries. Son of Dave and Karen Cammock Leading the way for Castlegar was was a much closer affair but
of Williams Lake. Named team’s outstanding ~
player Friday, Oct. 26/'90 vs. Elk Valley.

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