6 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 16, 1976

Seventh Annual Friendship

{Julia Holdsworth Accepts Most Improved Player (Bantam
{; Division) Trophy from league President, Doug Pilatzke.
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Betty Price Awards Team Ca

ptains Donna Kirby!and Judy

Division) bv Doug Pilatzke.

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Brenda Cowlin is Awarded Most Improved Player (Midget

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Sharon Kinakin Is awarded Most Valuable | Player (Midget
Division) Presented by Daug Pilatzke and Berty Price.

HURRY! HURRY! BUILD YOUR RAFT

Come Out.and Have Fun at the
5th Annual

SLOCAN RIVER RAFT RACE
“AND SPORTS DAY

SUNDAY, JULY 18.
CAMPBELL FIELD— SOUTH SLOCAI
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EGULATIONS
Trophies Teophles + Trophies”
Start at Passmore and end at Crescent Valley beach,
& ateatien at i am, if $ us
ni ee: ,( raft, . if
Rafts must be bull trom togs, any length, any width, but no
narrower than 3 feet, No angle cuts.
Raft must look like a raft, i
Ratts must have no fixed oar locks, no rudders, and-or no
mechanical means of propulsion. Yh
Paddles and-or poles must be used for propulsion,’.
‘Two persons per raft, 19 years of ‘age or over (under 19
‘must have parent's written consent).
‘erticipants must wear life Jacket and footwear.
No palnted fogs, no varnish, preservatives, etc,
Logs mus} bé In natural state)
JUDGES’ DECISIONS WILL BE FINALI
Special Powder Putt Event for the Ladies *.
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Team captains Sharon Kinakin and Carolyn Price’ are a-
warded the first place Friéndship Tournament Trophy from

Cheveldave with the Second place Friendship Tournament
Betty Price for the Frisk-Fodor team.

Team captains Laurie Obetkoff and 'Lori Price Accept the
ind Place Friendship Tournament Trophy for the Price-
Allen Team from League Secretary. Betty Price,

a ‘hi Seed
FIRST PLACE in Sandlot League has been
tlegar Road Runners. Team member
assistant coach Irene West, Rita Silva,

Sears

Gar 597, Col 0, Nel-
fou 112 and Beaver Vatley

Aquanaut — swimmers
whe received aggregate | a-
Wards were: Girls 8 and un-

, Doreen Inn er;
dana Command .. Boys
9 and 10, Michael Berger -

Chris

ly Quintanella, Betty Quintanalla, Rosa Sores, Linda King,

Denise West, Janice King,

Sherri’ Morris and coach Jane
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West. Kneeling is Lori Matti

first In Back, four.
Breast,
Helaine Oleski, fifth in
Fly, fifth in Breast.
Boys 8 and Under: Br-
Kris! first © in

jan tiansen,
Back. Gavin Kirby, sixth in
Back,

Recreation
Says ‘Thanks
_ For Support.

On behalf of ourselves and
Regional Recreation Commis-

fourth in Breast. David Ma-
sixth in Fly.

thlesen,

Girls 18 and 14: Wanita
in. 40

Command, second
Fly, third in 80
cond in 160 LM.

* Boys 13 and 14: Mark

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Sunflower Fest

Heider, Serurder. Sundey, July 23, 24, 28

sion No.1, we would like to firs! Fly,

thank the Castlegar News for in Free, second in‘ Breast.

its assistance in making the Carolyn Kirby, ‘fourth in

Bike-A-Thon a success, Bak sixth in Free fourth
Events of this nature are in Fly, Debbie Innes, sixth

dependent upon the support of in Back, third in Fly,

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Golf News by John Dalziel

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By the time this column
hits the streets the Seniors
will be busily. engaged in
one of the big events of the.

current year. This is the
return visit to the Trail
Club.

Local Golf Club Proud of lts

A couple of weeks ago
we had the pleasure and

the e for a while
and we are hop!
will be

deserved
reputation as a great event.
‘There might ‘have been a
few more members © show
up but those who did really
had themselves a ball. Sev-
‘enty-seven steaks were serv.

= ed up to. the hungry golfers

Lori Price is Awarded Most Valuable Player (Bantem Div-
ision) Presentation Made by Doug Pilatzke and Betty Price.

Right from the Pages of Alfred Seuss

Castlegar News _

and they were so good the
aroma was stili faintly no-
ticable at the’ weeken

an event of this

the later rounds, ‘finishin,
about 23rd. Just the same
this is a worthwhile effort
and Robert is to be com-
mended on being a worthy
representative ot the local
club,

Of course this goes for
the other boys who went
down Dar

was able to learn that he
finished in 11th
the 169 bo:

igure are
aks well for

Juniors

On the fairways the:
tlced but
out

tidy course that one
can be well proud of and
an unkept one that does not
encourage a second visit,
Think on it.

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Hitchcock's Film ‘The Birds’

Mistle thrushes are swoop-
ing on’ Philip Clarkson and his
wife of Leeds, England, more
like the creatures of Alfred
Hitchcock's film The Birds than
feathered songsters.

The trouble began when
two birds nested in Clarkson's
carport. When he discovered

six fledgling thrushes in the

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as not to disturb them,

Ashe stepped from the car
one of the parent birds swooped
down and knocked him over.

Since then the’ birds have
perched on’ a nearby pole’
awaiting victims, They have
intimidated the postman, ter-

rorized the milkman and dive-
bombed the Clarkson’.

The final twist cime when
Clarkson tried to get rid of the
feathered pests.

An animal protection soci- 2S
ety inspector warned that.
mistle thrushes were a pro-
tected species and any inter-
ference with the nest could
result in a $400 fine.

thing and ‘right now-I am
wondering just how it will
urn out, b

Last week's efforts were
under the skillful directio:

al
erything went off as smooth

eral id golfers won

balls for the first time this

year. :

‘. was as it should
We di

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Contact: Jim Lamont
Box'@116 - Castlegar, B.C.

ers were Ce-
Walter Jacob-

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Day, Selbie.,
It was good to see Wal-

sell back after a few weeks
absence and also wel-
come Harry Bate to the
ranks, Leo Bosse and Allan
Selbie were also present for

ter Jacobson and Claude Bis- ’

spe
the Junior contingent from
caliber there should have
been uae least-100 members Castlegar § pily: Gheveldava
rest
P The golf part of the ev-
was I by

Alec Ferworn, who shot a
terrific 35 for a Net of x

piles with the result sey.”

th

the culprits but the hulls

looked awfully: fresh. With

the assistance of my part-
we gathered up most of

. Jim Beattie, Gordon
Watt and Terry Ackney all
had 34, R
Last: night’s effort was
to be Low Net, this time
combined with Fewest Puits
and was under the guidance
of Phil-Sherstobitotf.

we enjoy up at the course.

terwards.

Clarke’s Pool.

750 - 2nd Ave.’ N.

Red Cross Swimming Lessons
SECOND SESSION

SULY 19 - 30

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duly 19 — 9 am. - 12 noon
Fee 10 Lessons — $7.00”

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Janice McKinnon

ADULT LESSONS
BEGINNING JULY 19 — 7:30 - 8:30 p.m,
Register at the Pool
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
Call 365-5106

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Castlegar

1976 Development Camp =

Student athletes from Ca-
stlegar have been selected to
attend the 1976 Youth Develop-
ment Camp at Jericho’ Hill
School in Vancouver, July.

1,

Sponsored by’ the B.C.
Federation of School Athletic
Associations, the fourth annual
Youth: Development. Camp is
being held in cooperation with
the B.C. badminton, basketball,

“field hockey and football associ-
ations.

The camp is for student

© athletes 14 to 15 years of age,
>with participants to the camp

coming from ‘all ‘parts of the

>. province. They are chosen by

each of the 17 constituted

lege
INVITATION TO TENDER

Tenders are invited for the REMOVAL OF
SNOW from the CASTLEGAR CAMPUS of SELKIRK
COLLEGE for the 1976-77 winter season.

Tenders will show the following:

a) A list showing each item of equipment
available and the price per hour includ-
ing GPERATOR for each item.

b)-Price per yard for supplying and stock-
piling road sand.

©) A guarantee that all equipment listed will

. be available’ for use at the College as
required,

The successful BIDDER must be prepared
to commence snow removal when the snowfall
has reached a depth of 3 inches (76MM), and re-
moval must be completed by 7 A.M. the morning
after a snowfall...

Further. details. if required maybe obtained
from: the “Maintenance. Superintendent: G. A.
CHRISTIE, at 365-7292, local 229, L

Sealed Tenders marked SNOW REMOVAL

CASTLEGAR. CAMPUS will be received until 4
P.M. Pacific Daylight. Time, Friday August 13,
1976. ;

‘the BOFSAA.: Ou

athletic making up
tstanding

Lord Nelson ©
Gets His Coat
Cleaned Well
After 170 Years

‘The coat in which Lord
‘Nelson met his death is back at
the National Maritime Museum
in London after receiving its
first cleaning in 170 years.

Nelson was wearing the
coat, which the museum now
displays in a glass case, when
he was wounded by a French
‘sharpshooter during the Battle
of Trafalgar on Oct, 21, 1805.

Nelson died, but not before
he was told that his ships had
inflicted a crushing defeat on

the French and Spanish fleets. .

~.. Until now, the museum has
been unable to have the coat
cleaned for fear of having the
bloodstains on it destroyed,
However, cleaners were able to
overcome the problem with
modern techniques. eis

-In the Name of Safety
Said by some to have the
worst industrial safety. record
of any of the world's industrial-
countries, Italy has lost
more people, disabled by indus-

trial injury, in the last 20 years, -

than were injured in two world
wars ‘combined. Death from
industrial disease is also in-
creasing.

The lowest or any Tender not ily ace
cepted, an ‘

Selkirk College

P.O. Box 1200

Castlegar, B.C.

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“Youths’ to’ Participate

coaches will direct the activi:
ties 3

This year's camp has been
extended to four weeks with
the, following. schedule: boys’
and girls’ badminton—July 4-
10; girls’. basketball—July 11-
17; girls’ field hockey—July 18-
24; and football—July 25-31,

Yards: Michael Berger, se-
ead in Ba x

Free,
Berger
thin

Badminton—Samantha
Kelly and Greg Heuer; basket-
ball—Sherry Torbic; and field
hockey—Lori Price, Judy Walk-
er and Liz Da Costa. 8

iH

5 ae i ei aM in. Back
al Vancouver: _ sect‘
oe th

BF

The Youth Develop
Camp is the most unique high
school program of its kind in
Canada and has become one of

‘Attending the camp from
Castlegar are: ‘

the highlight events of the B.C,
high school athletics,

Teams fin 4 Towns Si
Bronco League Playdowns
Here’ Saturday and Sunday

Castlegar Sentinel Basé- ris, Quinn Korikin and Peter

ball Association will be host- Reena i

ing the Bronco league Area’ The coaches are Gail
MacKinnon and Bill Nazar-

Playdowns this - Saturd:
an off with Jerry Markin ‘as

id Sunday. Teams partici-
Pating in this event are from
erem
Castlegar. ‘The double Knock-Out
element teed three
al am. Satur
is comprised of, the ya pine. between Penticton
, and Keremeos. follewed by
= @ game at 12.30 p.m. bet-
i Ween Castlegar and Sum-
‘merland.

Ri Third and fourth games
Kauligan, Doug Knowler, Ly-. will be played at 386 oa,
Je: Stoushnow, “Randy ‘ Mor-. », and 6,30 p.m., repectively,

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