CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 27, 1974

Recreation News ‘

By, Jase Algut
Regional Recreation Com-.
.mission}No..,1 is sponsoring ‘a

new and ‘exciting young band,’

the’ Stellar.\Gallery. : They {are
playing tomorrow night from.9

p.m, to liam. at the Caatlegar.:)

Arena Hall, E ist
* *

the Skye’ Travelling Arts &/

Crafts Faire on July 12,13 and.”
14/at}:Pass (Creek ‘Regional

Park. This group is a’ touring
company of. artists, Actors,

*\ musicians and carpenters, With’:
vothe co-operation ‘of local ‘crafts |.

people and musicians, they! are
dedicated to the production of
country, falra, ‘

*
“Our canoe oe) will begin ‘

Twenty. -One

ity- one women “at.

Tw
tended “Honey. Pot", ‘competi; :

tion ‘Tuesday, at the Castlegar’
Golf, Course. Tee time’ on these
¢ Tuesday’ plays,'is 8 a.m. while
‘the hot ‘weather lasts. ae
Winners ‘of. balls Tuesday,

) |, were—Vi Stoushnow, 14 points;

i Women ‘from Kaslo, New
Denver, Winlaw, | Nelson, Trail
:and ‘Castlegar,:.played® last
+ Saturday and “Sunday: for the

holes were played ‘each day.

‘Moroso of Castlegar. Overall
: low net winner. was Vi, Stouch:

cial ‘fi nals ‘or ‘boys
‘bast ball (a2 year-olds) willbe.
hosted July'90,toAug.'4 in ‘the:

ney director, Jim Vigue:

*<\Winner of this tournament,
:which will draw teams’from,
Vancouver sand: Si

“Robber: eaten
Columnar Pads

$e = West Kootenay. Ladies’ Golf. +.
Thi

eld at Castlegar. Righteen’’’

‘ \Overall winner. was Mae ©,

least (
for 2 ote Rrale len Gibney

and Hidden: Hole—Nonie Gord.

on of New:Denver.’> 7
‘SB" flight,: low: gross—Viv--
ien; Heisted of Trail; runner:

Margaret.

13. points; .

var week trom, ‘atoud There aro,

‘ sull'soveral openings but they!
are filling fast. Our junior, trips’:

are four jnighls and:three days
whereas” our) senior trips" are
five nights ‘and four days, We

,are really! looking forward: to
the good time-ahéad: nt) see you,

», there.

Gate ‘soun-to this a ‘area is)

” * *

glonal Recreatinn Com.
mission ' No.1’ Suinmer : Play:
ground, ‘is: just:around~the
corner and if, you’have ‘not+yct
registered. your: child’ you: can
do so at the Recreation Office.
We will also be taking'registra-
tions on the opening day, July

2, on {he: various ‘playgrounds.

We will be holding the program,
in the following’arcas Kinnaird

Schools, Kinsmen Park, , Robson

Women. Attend

Ava meeting following the K

golf? the; New, Fabe Gordons summer. to boys'and girls aged:~:

in
‘tion was {passed,! that for, this

your only, the dub will

, Mae), Moroso, ':13° points;' Phyl
Lamb, 9 points and Liz Lutz,9
joints.
¥ Next eek will be

p_Miggi Walker of Cositstar ye

least putts (61 for,2 days)—Ann 3

Fishwick': and: Hidden: Hole
—Doreen Broughton, New ‘Dei

vere:

‘ »Prizes were given. “for.
Chip-Ins ‘to. Florence ‘Stoopni-

‘Koff! of Winlaw ‘and’ Margaret:

#;Maddocks.:

Those. who,,had : Birdies : i

were Kay di Pasquale, Margat
et,

: tends John Stubbs

s.and: Vivien 'Heis

i ‘menbin and

SS belongs, eo ‘the ‘Belmont ‘Park

‘Kinnaird Park by. the’ Sentinel.» Vi
ball’A :

:Mr. and’ Mrs. Harold Moll ‘of
c

tlegar.

‘Also in the same “compe
tion Janine placed second in»
olo, Twirling: :

-Ten-year-old Ja
lemorial

Evan a cack glance al

map of British Columbia, with $

ts'mountain.chains, rugged

She :

< placed’ a eatrletien “on th
f:people' ene will:

 presented'to M: rg
docks; a1

“Shordeetes “Ble

tary Schools, Kinsmen Park,
‘Robson: Hall and’ Blueberry
Creek School, Registrations are,
<coming in fast so the sooner, you’
router the qpelier.

Calendar. ovens are ‘as follows:
(teduly,29 to'Aug, 2—Mobile
Sailing Schoo! 'for, students and “3!
adults. Fee for students 10 to.18 ;
years) is:$7. ‘and / for. those! 19°
years and over $18.For further’:
information contact: the’ Recre-
ation’ Office‘in: Castlegar. \' (=
* June 928—Senior Citizens
Coffee Party; Rummage'and

Bake Sale at the Senior Citizens --
“Centre, Itiis from 10/a,m.'to.4

‘ kirk a Gullnes '3, summer, work:

shops and,excursions during:
July, and; August tact the
“Recréation Offic

0 Fieger al
offer ‘dicnew: and exciting

'9)\to,°12 ‘years; ! Pass, Creek

‘although! many: out-' trips are
planned. ‘Transportation'to the,
activities will :be acy at

sion’ Ng,1, is; sponsoring ‘a’

series of-art workshops—the
ibs shich ig !'a 4 Batik i
Batilcis‘a technique Ei

ig syour, own! original

design’ onto: fabric! or Pause

‘easy ‘and’ fun!i; The ‘workshop
begins ‘on ‘July,
information and registration

“= contact’ Sharon atthe’ Recrea-

‘limited -to: three’ days.

Park Twirlers and Drum Corp
have won: five trophies tin
different’ ‘competitions *‘sin

© Christmas. §

ium has’ i tished a booklet
of ines‘on Inter: ani

terrain and of some,

‘communities, gives,some idea. ’

of the problems

‘moving patients to: large;
yi\tres for, me
“Nurses who accompany :

‘treatm:

such: patients long have, been’
concerned with the safety s and.
welfare’of patients) and ‘the’
personnel’assigned to travel
with thems: |r

ved in.

>veplanning “for sthe? its and
orderly: transfer: of. ‘patients.
Copies of the booklet have
been sent.to all’ B.C. ospitals,
is Cocke,
the B.C. Hospital: ‘Insurance

‘since accomm«
be available: inthe’ shelter.

p.alleviate the over-. |’

crowding: conditions: inthe

rm
“been “personally, involved in
‘assisting patients’ being tran:

idirector-of nursing services,
Therese Schnurr. \2

Patients are transported to
ilarger: centres’ by. commercial
airlines, air ambulance, helicop-

Services, pro’
+ services and airlines

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Open Monday through Friday | 8 am. to 6 pam. — Closed Saturdays

~—KEN'S AUTO: & WHEEL ALIGNMENT

ters, ambi private cars or

by any-means available, she

said, Once their acute phase of

ness is over, they are'return-
‘0 their. communities

that studied the problem sent a
saulsstionniaire toall acute hospi-
the, province.) The
‘findings'ah ‘potential and actual
\probleMs.‘in .transferring.
basie equipment, re-

‘quired, orders and charting,
responsibility for narcotics and
‘legal aspects of transfer formed
‘the basis for. the new guidelines

# booklet. The committee also

consulted with government,
‘transfer. agencies, lawyers,

» Medical and nursing personnel,

The: booklet includes a
paper on the transfer of prema-
‘ Sture or other high-risk newborn
infants to a referral hospital by
Dr.’ Sydney’ Segal, director of
the section of neonatology at
Vancouver General Hospital
andi professor in pedia
the faculty of medicine, Uni ere
sity.of British Colui

toria, or from the’. |
3 “the) Recreati

in! Nelson

Pvariety ¢ progr
Pass Creek oral Park thie
he fob;

tive? of! the

era Regi
‘Office:

“Sey simple ‘gaanaery Schoo! \

July 6 andi Zn

| PoUBLE K KNOCKOUT.
\ duly, oth i

Selkirk ¢

THE CARPET CENTRE

Upstairs
TRAIL ‘TIMES BLDG.

Laay
behind the carin front. 1t

eqn counton,

And. if you have todrive long haul:

and, before vou get really
M's time well ane

‘SAFE DRIVING.

MAKE TTA WAY. OF LIEE!

ay ‘OUTSTANDING ATHLETES of the Y

'y. School, were p

ny
d\with trophies ‘at Friday" 8!

Paved
‘Sohn: Mersey Theres Meta

‘ear at Stanley Humphries |

Kay Mason. The eons were

ited to the students by

present
Mrs. Verna 'Chernolf for. their exceedingly, high‘ calibre of

3 performance eee the 1973-74 school

Kinnaird Elementary: and.’

Valley. Vista::Schools;- both:
{scunder. the principalship of Har-

/ ry Bates, held: a; combination «:;
‘Awards’ Day ‘last’ “Friday vat

». ‘Kinnaird: Elementary, ‘School.’:!
Numerous awards’ were

3 “presented and are as follows:

“Proficiency,

{ Kim Sorenson, Elena Kin-

4

? akin, Debbie “Pollard; Julie .
. i> Partridgé, Shannon’ Hill, Eva:,

bree? pea Keving Ki

as ‘Loyise Marabioff, Aaron Em:

Tischler, ‘Drew: *
arabioff, Vicki:
syietle, deff

. Elroy ‘Swetlishoff,:June
‘Trebearne and Larry Plotni-":

Michael Church, Greg. Pondel-

se<tek,- Ricky | Bondaroff, ‘Leanne

‘Smalley,: Ray Stewart;: Aman: /

da Plant,‘ Bev, Baron, Andrew
‘McLachlin, Leona Sorenson,
‘Sharon ‘Lind, Candis:Oglow,
‘im Richards, Robert: Wilson,
jonna’ Pozdnekoff, Morris'Ko-

wzak, Bea Richards, ‘Kim Smith,*

Michae}, Newton: and Merle

‘Miller. }

Honorable Mezition

andy. Belezyk, Barty

ig: Glen:

pneela. vite
Penmanshij

e rig
Marrison,! Bapbata ¢) eve
Bendy. Stewart,

“gela’ Wishlow, Jon Var:
Gwen" Kruetzky, Patti Kubos,

{2 ) Bruce Wolff, ‘Kelly Gleboff;
pares Richards, Elaine Camp- rh
ell, Hans Edblad, Carrie Béll,

Keri Pooh Tim Richards,
Shauna; Trusz, Nicole’ Reed,

Jean-Davie, Danny Verigin, ‘

“Susan “McKay, Debbie ; Gi

‘Alan® Leroy, ‘Kevin Sernenoif,

‘Halishett: and ;

‘Honorable Mention “':!
‘Rene’ Trusz and Sarah

Perfect’ ‘Attendance=1 Year
Eva-Louise Varabioff; Glen

*: DeBiasio, Shannon’ Hill, Alexis

Lynn: Walsh, Kim: Sorenson,

Donna Pozdnekoff, Shephe:

,McKibbon, Philip Harrison

Stoushnow, Bobby: Ursulak,
‘Candis: Oglow,' Gerald: Nichval-
odoff,: Lawrence ‘Halisheff and

Tiber-6. yrs., Sulla Helge

worth—6‘yrs.,: mis
only in Grade 1 (7: years one day
missed).’
Sports
‘Dan Barnes.
cer

} Barbara /;Cheveldave; Ward: ». 7)
“Walsh, Shirley ‘Richards, Sarah’
; Cheveldave,; Jeff : Stewart,

‘Doug. Johnson, Jerry: Markin;:
Bea Richards, Cheryl Oglow, ;

Rahidy Martin; Julia Holds"
worth and Carlo Grifone.

ya
idy Kirby,

Swetlishoff..

+’ Curtis Nixon, Connie. Paul-? ‘Tetherball

«son, Lennie Marshall, Darrin
<; Connatty, Cynthia Oglow ee

Donna Perehudoff.

* Perfect ‘Attendanc

*:Lort Konkin—3 ‘yrs, Deb.
bie Nichvalodoff—8 yrs., Jon
Varabioff—3 yrs., Tim Rich-

ards—4 yrs,, Fred Pozdnekoff—"
*4-yrs., Dennis Hughes—4 yrs.,’
Denise \Vader—4 ‘yrs.,: Clay,

pecial: Award:
Milk Monitors, ‘Tea ‘Moni-
tors and-Classroom' Helpers’ are
‘Andrea McCarthy; Sharon‘Per-

eversoff, Dennis Hughes, Gary °
’ Henshaw, Joanne ’Kirk, Idris. -
‘Roberts, GailAubert, Mike”!
Demeo and‘ Raymond Geisler.

Liberal Senator Nancy Heath
Of Nanaimo Visits Castlegar

A Liberal’ senator, Nancy
Heath of Nanaimo, came to the
Castlegar area on Monday, to
give a message to the consum-
er, meet the public and sign the
visitors' book at City Hall,

Senator, Heath was met at
the Castlegar Airport by, Mayor
Ed Mosby, and in a motorcade
was taken to. City Hall to sign
the official register of distin:
guished guests. Her autograph
appeared right. below. that of
Governor-General Roland Mich-
ener, Mayor Mosby introduced
the senator to. members of the
civic staff and then she went to
the home of Mr. and Mrs, Bill
Waldie in Robson for a weleom-
ing reception,

“I'd always a to
know. ‘more’ about) the Koote-
nays,” Senator. Heath’ remark-
ed, “and ‘now that I'am here'l

appreciate it more. It is too bad:
this beautiful area, with’all ‘its

natural resources, isnot repre-

sented in:the, government ‘in |

Ottawa.”

“The Liberal’ government
of Canada ‘needs’ a, man ‘from

Kootenay West. We need some- ©
body who wilt stamp his foot if. :

necessary to get his own way,
1o get things rolling in this area
which has’ been for. more than
30 years away from’ the beriches
of government,

The senator, who. was
appointed to the Red Chamber
im 1970, and who is an authority
on co1

that the pelati

‘onisu i
hageereatly improved" over.
the past decade, due in particu-

lar. to packaging: and. labelling:

‘Now, if-you/are smart,
you ‘can find the real value of
any, article,” ‘she said:

“t the. Conservatives come
to, power," she said,"they plan
to bring in'a’price freeze. It's a
lovely, simple’ solution, but: it
won't: work, When the 90-day
Tory. freeze is, over, prices will
sky-rocket. Enforcing the Tory
Fevalations will create a huge

- bureaucracy, and in essence, a

freeze is inflationary beenuse it
is not productive." ‘The way to
beat. inflation ‘is | through pro-
ductivity.

“The world .seems’ to’ be
geared to ‘accepting ersatz

‘she said,
‘and produce.’

mer. af! at told the.
_meetifig int! *

products, but there is a strong
trend towards natural products”
and the handicrafts of the
individual. This js a healthy
sign because people have to be
individuals,”

She joined with Kootenay
West Liberal candidate, Louis
Maglio, in saying that the only
way to defeat inflation was
through production. ,

“The proposals ‘advanced

by the Opposition parties would

cost about $1.5 billion, and the
brunt of this burden would be
borne by the poor pensioners,”
she said.

Senator Heath said that
without such taxes‘as the 11
per cent building tax,, there

would be no‘source of revenue

for suchithings as pensions for ‘
senior citizens and family allow-
‘ances, *

pSThe answer to ination.”
“is produce, esis

s Chicken swhile sgntradlet
ing’ general: rules,; becomes an

+ entirely different taste’ sensa-

tion ‘when. ‘rotissed. : Because
chickens have a layer of fat just
below: the: skin, rotissing’ is a
perfect method of cooking’ to
juicy tenderness.

‘Truss the chicken firmly to
the spit diagonally. Season well.
withipaprika‘and lemon juice,
or rub with curry: powder. ‘..

Don't baste’ until the. last
15_minutes of ‘cooking.’ (Most
barbecue ‘sauces ‘contain sugar
and: if ‘applied too ‘early will ;

» cause the meat to burn before it ’-

is ‘fully. cooked.)) To: baste
chicken, try current jelly mixed.

with a little wine.

Place generous ‘slices of
chicken’ in ‘an onion: bun with
stuffing, barbecued mushrooms

.and cranberry sauce.

For.a South Seas barbecue,
rotiss a boneless ham. Baste
with a ‘fruit-base sauce. Com-
plement ham “slices — in a
hamburger bun with sweet and
sour pineapple slices or. sliced
processed. cheese | and. raw
Bermuda .onjon -rings..\).0/\)

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will be. closed on ‘Saturday, June
29th fo allow for Computor. con-

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However, for the convenience ~
; of our. members our. Plaza office oe
‘will be open ‘til 9 Pm. on ‘Friday,
June: 28th: :

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