CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 15, 1976

Castlegar Golf Course Starts Official Season Today

Where the Action Is — Castlegar Golf Course Officially Opens Today

Recreation News

From the Director's Desk

By Pat Metge

Selkirk College, as part of

its continuing education pro-

‘gram, is offering an English
improvement class for the next
six weeks. These classes began
Tuesday and will continue until
May 18.

For further information
people may contact Selkirk
College and ask for the continu-
ing education department. -

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‘The Castlegar and District
Projects Society is presently
selling individual memberships.
into the society. These $1
memberships may pur-
chased at the Recreation Office

“or from any of the sersvice
“clubs.
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Our Community Calendar
of events indicates the Hospital
Auxiliary Rummage Sale is to
be held in'the Kinnaird Hall on
April 30 and May 1 and that the
Senior Citizens Association is
planning a tea and quilt display
May 15 at the Senior Citizens

Centre.
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.
Registrations are now be-
ing taken for the recreation

Sandlot softball is open for
girls between the ages of 9 - 12
years and will be played in the
Tarrys, Robson, Shoreacres,
Pass Creek and north Castle-
gar.

Games for both leagues

“will begin the middle of May

and continue to the end of June.
All games are played on
weekdays after school.

Parents wishing to assist
in coaching, umpiring, ete. are
greatly needed. Any person
interested can leave their name
and phone number at the
Recreation Office.

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The previously announced
morning ‘learn to play’ tennis
classes will be held from May 10
to May 21.

Two sessions, of 10 one-
hour instruction, will also be
held to offer the beginner the
opportunity to learn the basic
techniques of tennis. Instruc-
tion will include the rules of the
game, serve, forehand and
backhand shots. It is a must for
those persons that wish to learn
the proper playing skills of the
sport,

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CASTLEGAR NEWS

In any
ways helps to b
place at the righ

In Castlogat, the right
time {s—now; ahd the ‘right

place Is the Cnstlegar and
District Golf Coyrse.

It's right in:the middle of
where the action{s—recreation-
al and social, }

But action isn’t all there is
to golf. There’s:the beauty of
cur mountains, the serenity of
our. countryside, the healthy
feeling of Keeping fit,

But what's really beautiful
is what you can do with your
leisure hours. Learn the game
with group or private lessons

it al
in the right
ime,

from the pro Denny McArthur
telephoning him for profession:
al assistance.

Be as involved as you Ilke.
A summer of fun is ahead for
the whole family, from junior to
grandpa. Scheduled for Tues-
day morning is Ladies’ Day;
Wednesday is Men's Night;
Thursday morning {s Seniors’
Day; and Thursday after school
is Juniors’ Day—all of which
help make a membership in the
Castlegar Golf Club a fun ticket
you must have,

Holes Nos. 10 to 18 were
open to eager-beavers last
weekend, but the complete
clubhouse and lunchroom facill-
ties will officially open today.

‘Tips for Fisherman

Fishing experts at’ Mer-..
cury outboards have studied
one of the more.popular types
of lures, the plugs, and offer a
few tips that might make your
fishing more successful.

“There are four basic types
of plugs, each calling for
different fishing methods to
obtain the best action:

Surface disturbers canbe
fished at several speeds. Most
have spinners at one or both
ends of the lure} ‘The idea is to
attract attentioh by churning
the water,

Vary the speed until you
obtain the most. disturbance,
Those which float with one end
out of the water are. called
nodders and should be fished
very slowly, stopping occa- -
sionally for 30 to 40 seconds of
rest.

Darters float horizontally
but dive down when retrieved.
‘They have a slight dart from
side to side to create ‘an
gnllcing wobble .beneath the
surface.

Adjust speed to suit the
depth you want to fish. Three
feet is usually the maximum.

Bowling League Results from Castlegar and ‘District Players

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FIRST-AID ATTENDANT
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Kootenay Forest Products Lid,, tocatea ‘iw Nelson,
B.C, requires a:

First-Aid Attendant Camp Co-ordinator ‘for ‘our

newly established, East Creek Logging’ Camp,
located approximately 66 miles North of Kaslo,
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applicant will be responsible for

‘Sandlot. softball. Registration

Wefan have been distributed to
‘the elementary schools and are
also available through the Rec-
reation Office.

Registration deadline is
today; therefore it is recom-
mended that all persons inter-
ested in playing be signed up
immediately.

‘T-League baseball is open
for boys and girls between the
ages of six and eight and will be
played in Tarrys, Shoreacres,
Robson, Pass Creek and the
north section of Castlegar.
‘Through the artificial ald of a
pitching stand, Leap offers

10 persons per class and cach 5

participant will be required to
supply their own raquet. For
further information on this
course contact the Recreation
Office. We are now taking
registrations.
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Interested in a five-day
sailing school sometime in July?
Such a school, would be held at
Nancy Greene Lake in conjunc-
tion with the Rossland recrea-
tion department and be of
interest to the beginner, novice
or expert.
Classes would be con-
ducted by well qualified sailing

all
to hit the ball and be an active
participant in the game.

Those persons in-
terested may leave their name
at the Recreation Office.

Castlegar Aquanaut’s Swim Club

ANNUAL MEETING

Thurs., April 22 — 7.30 p.m.
KINNAIRD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

A

Report and Election
of Officers

All Interested Persons Please Attend

Mon. Night Mixed 9-11 p.m.

LHS Elsie Rysen 309, LHT
Lil Knowler 772.

MHS Walter Kanigan 277.
MHT Walter Kanigan 755,

THS Slow Pokes 1075.
THT Head Pins 3064.

Team Points: Left Overs
49'2, Interior Wiezels 43%,
Slow Pokes 52, Spares 44, Head
Pins 58, All Stars 41, -

Other 600's: Dot Sutton
690, Elsie Rysen 618, Dana
Toews 652, Bud Hall 610.
Mon. Night Mixed 9-11 p.m.

LHS Bobi Bourne 298,
LHT Dot Sutton 706.

MHS Bill Carson 294. MHT.
Walter Kanigan 700.

THS Interior Wiezels 1068.

THT Interior Wiezels, 2893,

Team’ Points! “Left” Over
50%, Interior Wiezels 46%,
Slow Pokes 55, Spares 45, Head
Pins 61, All Stars 42, i

Other 600's: Bobi Bourne
640, Elsie Rysen 627, Ed
Conroy 612, Jean Comtois 608.
Tues. Morning Ladies—Coffee
Break (March 16)

LHS Pearl FPillipoff 254.
LHT Pearl Fillilpoff 716,

THS Mugs 953. THT Muf-
fets 2753.

Team Points: Cheerios 3,
Muffets 3, Mugs 1, Pincurlers 1,
Take Five 3, Wheaties 1.
Tues. Morning Ladies—Coffee
Break (March 23)

LHS Olga Ogloff 247. LHT
Glady Manahan 635.

THS Mugs 885. THT Mugs
2490.

Team Points: Cheerios 3,
Muffets 1, Mugs 4, Pincurlers 0,
Take Five 3%, Wheaties '/.

Other 600's: Marie Makar-
off. 5
Tues. Ladies 1 p.m. (March 22)

LHS Elsie Rysen 259, LHT
Elsie Rysen 642.

THS Boundary Electric
1000. THT Boundary Electric
2685.

Team Pointe: Castlegar
Drugs 64, Central Food Mart
51%, Quality Bldg. Products
43, Super-Valu 53, Boundary
Electric 62, Mykyte’s 76 - 38%.

Other 600's: Anne Kelly
621,

Strike Outs: Bobbie Ker-
aiff, Elsie Rysen.

Tues, Ladies 1 p.m. (March 23)

LHS Del Lutz 280. LHT
Bobbie Keraiff 664.

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The Heat of Summer

in a pool from

THS Mykyte’s 76 - 1009.
THT Mykyte's 76 - 2876.

Team Points: Castlegar
Drug 65, Central Food Mart
54%, Quality Bldg. Products
48, Super-Valu 57, Boundary
Electric 63, Mykyte's 76 - 41%.

Other 600's: Del ‘Lutz 605,
Bell Macalister 620, Irene Hill

* Strike Outs: Bonnie White,
Trene Pater.
Tues. Night Mixed 7-9 pam.
(March 23)

LHS Mable Postnikoff
213. LHT Kay Adshead 584.

MHS Ed Adshead 808.
MHT Ed Adshead 684.

THS Alley Cats 1055. THT
Alley Cats 2912,

pa.Roints;, Screw, Balls -

Columbia 5 - 0, Alley Cats 3,
Misfits 1.

Other 600's: Dennis Cher-
nenkolf 653, Ross Valliers 630,
Jim Proud 623, Ken Scott,
608.

Tues. Night Mixed 9-11 p.m.
{March 23)

LHS Joyce Turner 256.
LHT Carol Emmons 606.

MHS Ken Emmons 353,
MHT Ken Emmons 683,

THS Headpins 1117. THT
Headpins 3002.

Team Points: Nighthawks
3, Rowdy Rush-ins 1, 7/11's 0,
Roadhogs 4, Headpins 4, Live 5 *

Other 600's: Larry Web-
ster 681, Jake Koenig 629, Mike
Halisheff 629, Wes Kirkwood
611, Art Dusseault 609.
Tues. Night Mixed 9-11 p.m.
(March 30)

LHS Carol Emmons 249,
LHT Carol Emmons 666.

MHS Ed Webster 281.
MHT Ed Webster 735.

THS Live 6 - 1074. THT
Live & - 2901.

Team Points: Nighthawks
4, Rowdy Rush-ins 1, 7/11's 1,
Roadhogs 0, Headpins 3, Live §

Other 600's: Bill Soukoroff
614, Carol Vecchio 633, John
Shaw 611.
Wed. Morning Ladies—Drivers

LHS Annette Bouchard
254. LHT Bobbie Keraiff 635.
'  THS Beattles 936, THT
Chevys 2608.

Team Points: Model Tees
1, Chevys 32, T-Birds 1, Ram-
blers 3, Hornets 1, Beattles 3,

Other 600's: Annette Bou-
chard 607.
Wed. Morning Ladies—Drivers

LHS Annette Bouchard
270. LHT Erma Mykyte 710.

THS Model Tees 1021,
THT Model Tees 2823.

Team Points: Beattles 2,
T-Birds 2, Chevys 1, Ramblers
8, Hornets 0, Model Tees 4,

Other 600’; Annette Bou-
chard 689.

Wed. Night Ladies—Cut Rate
(March 24);

LHS Ev Peterman 268.
LHT Judy. Myers 619.

THS Eagles 1055. THT
Eagles 2795. \;

Team Points: Parrots 2,
Canaries 2, Woodpeckers 4,
Budgies 0, Eagles 2, Swallows
2

Other 600's:, Ev Peterman
611, Shirley. Laren 604.
Wed. Night. Ladles—Cut Rate
(March 31) »

LHS Annie;Koochin 812.
LHT June’ Archambault 702.

THS Swallows 1032. THT

Parrots 2716.

Team, Points:. Parrots, 3,

Couples 3 - 60, Jackson (5) 1 -
45, Robson Rollers 1 - 44, Odd
Balls 1 - 48, Cannon Balls 4 -
67%, All Stars 3 - 66, Dynamit-
ers 0 - 47%.

Other 600's: Walter Tymo-
fievich 734, Nick Karzanlew-
ski 726, Dennis Chernenkolf
678, John Wasilenkoff 673, Bill
Davis 654, Darrel Rourke 646,
Jake Koenig 633, Ed Adshead
631, Mario Carpino 628, Marvin
Wood 622, Linda Miller 619,
Harry Tamelin 619, Garry
Rayner 608, Orlando Vecchio
601. i

Thurs. Night Mixed (April 1)
LHS Linda Miller 633.

Larry Olson pe

Canaries, -1, |. Woodpeckers), 1, cham LopHS Avbeee

i BBABICS 1, Eaglen, i Swallows (2.

Other 600's: Annie Kooch-
1
5 Ladies

LHS Mary .Bermel 247.
LHT Dorothy Martini 655.

THS Minka 946. THT
Minks 2800, :
Team Points: Lions 0,
Squirrels 2, Beavers 1, Minks 4,
Teddy Bears: 2, Chip-
munks 3.

Other 600's: Mary Bermel
628, 1G
Thars. Morning Ladies

«LHS Myrna: Wesley 265.
LHT Myrna Wesley 676.

THS Minks 97s.
Minks 2687. .

Team Points: Squirrels 1,
Beavers 1, ‘Teddy Bears 1,

THT

/ Lions 3, Minks 8, Phipmunks 8.

Thurs. Afternoon Ladies— -
Rowdy Rollers (March 25)

LHS - Betty Pinter 256.
LHT Bonnie White 646.

THS Wailers 941. THT.
Criers 2736. )

Team Points: Hooters 1,
Screamers 2%, Groaners 1,
Wailers 3, Criers 4, Moaners 0.
Other 600's: Betty Pinter

636.
Thurs. Afternoon Ladies—
Rowdy Rollers (April 1)

LHS Polly Sawchenko 236.
LHT Bonnie White 621.

THS Wailers 961. THT
Wailers 2564, +

* Team Points: Hooters 3,

Screamers 2, Groaners 1, Wail-
ers 1,, Criers 3,/Moaners 2.

on er SOs: Betty Pinter

Thur. Night Mixed (March 25)
LHS, Denis¢ Tamelin 251.
LHT. Denise Tamelin 639.
MHS’ Walter .Tymofievich
305.:MHT Earl Rourke 769.
THS Avengers 1128, jTHT
Head Pins 311
Team Points : Avengers 1-
68, Stand Bys #'- 50'7, Head
Pins 3 - 62, Rovers (5) 0 - 47%,
Early Risers {9 - 52, -Odd
Aipsemiatat 3

‘Avengers Sit Slt. i

Team Points: Avengers 3,
Stand Bys 3, Head Pins 3,
Rovers (5) 1, Early Risers 3,

“Odd Couples 8, Jackson (5) 1,

Robson Rollers 1, Odd Balls 3,
Cannon Balls 1, All Stars 1,
Dynamiters 1.

Other 600's: Orlando Vec-
chio 707, Marvin Wood 681,
Matt Rohn 680, Walter Tymo-
fievich 678, Dennis Chernenkoff
671, John Wasilenkoff 668, Ed
Adshead 668; Rod Walper 656,
Earl Rourke 655, Ted Austin
654, Jake Koerilg 645, Bruce
MacKenzie 643, Dean Koenig
614, Harry Tamelin 604.

Fri Night Mixed (March 28)

LHS Erma Mykyte 266.
LHT Erma Mykyte 670.

MHS. Robin Dalziel 265.
MHT Robin Dalziel 683,

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Local Bowling Results

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THS: Super’ Stars 1038,
THT Super Stars 2842,

‘Team Points: Yo Yos 67";
Road Runners 63%, ais
Stara 59, Gang Busters 47, King
Pins 48, Lamp Lighters 42,

Other 600's: Garry Re:
680, Ron Melntyre 639, Sie
Parca Humphries Secondary

art Brenda Cowlin 286,
LHT Brenda Cowlin 686,

MHS Barry Poster 281,
MHT Barry Poster 696,

THS Team 6 - 909. THT
Team 6 - 2655,

Team Points: Team 1 - 4,
Team 2-0, Team 8-0, Team 4-
0, Team 5 - 4, Team 6 - 4,

Other 600's: Scott 608,

Mon, Night Mixed 9-11 p.m.

LHS Dot Sutton 248, LHT.
Dot Sutton 669.

MHS Dana Toews 326,
MHT-Dana Toews 774.

THS Head Pins 1007, THT
Head Pins 2740,

Team Points: Left Overs
52%, Interior Wiezels 471%,
Slow Pokes 58, Spares 47, Head
Pins 63, All Stara 44,

Tues. Morning Ladies—Coffee
Break (March 30)

LHS. Britt Edblad 261.
LHT Britt Edblad 640,

THS ‘Cheerios 978, _THT
Cheerios 2588.

Team Points: Cheerios 3,
Muffets 0, Mugs 1, Pincurlers 1,
Take Five 93, Wheaties 4,
‘Tues. Afternoon Ladies 1 p.n.
(Marchy 30)

LHS Irene Hill 290, LHT
Bonnie White 693.

THS Super-Valu 971. THT.
Super-Valu 2711.

Team Points: Castlegar

- Drug 65, Central Food’ Mart.

55%, Quality Bldg. Products

44, Super-Valu 61, Boundary,

Electric 66, Mykyte's 76 444%.
Other. 600's: Dot Tipping
oe Irene Hill 668, Vi McLuckie

ere Out: Bonnie White.
Tues. Night Mixed 7-9 p.m.
{March 30)

LHS Kay Adshead 247.
LHT Kay Adshead 593,

MHS Ed Adshead 248,

Team Points: Screwballs 1,
Ding Bats 3, Regulars 4,
Columbia 5 - 3, Alley Cats 0,
Misfits 1.

Other 600's: Marvin LeRoy
613, John?Soberlak 600,

Tues. Night Mixed 911 pin.
{April 6)

LHS Sandy Fishwick 231.
LHT Sandy Fishwick 600.

IS Bob Cowlin 850.
MHT Art Dusseault 734,

THS Live 6 - 1120. THT
Live 6 - $102.

Team Points: Nighthawks
2, Rowdy Rush-ins 4, 7/11's 1,
Roadhogs 0, Headpins 2, Live 5
3.
Wed. M ies
LHS Pearl Mott 287, LHT
Bobbie Keraiff 674.

THS Ramblers 1021. THT
Hornets 2796.

Team Points: Hornets 8,

Ramblers 1, Beatles 1, Model
Tees 8, Chevys 2, T-Birds 2,
Ah Other 600's: Pearl Mott

Wed. Night Ladies—Cut Rate
(April 7)
LHS Annie Koochin 271.

*LHT Dot Tipping 697.

THS Swallows 994. THT
Swallows 2884,

Team Points: Parrots 4,
Canaries 0, Woodpeckers 1,
Buleles 4, Eagles 0, Swallows

Other 600's: Annie Kooch-
in 679, Polly Sawchenko 647.
Wed. Night Mixed (April 7)

LHS Cheryl Badge 219.-
LHT Cheer Badge 559,

Rick Badge 268,
Mur Tek Badge 700,

THS Half Fast Five 1060.
THT Unknowns 2971;

Team Points: ‘Spookers 2,
Underdogs 2, Sweat’ Hogs 1,
Half Fast Five 8, Unknowns 9,
French Connection 2,

Other” 600's: Don Sidoni
684, Ron Bartsoff 688, Dave

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Team Points: Squirrels 3,
Teddy Bears 0, Chipmunks 3,
Beavera 1, Lions 4, Minks 1.
aah Other 600's: Mary Bermel

Thurs. Afternoon Ladies
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iar Bos Bonnie White 690.

THS Criers 983. THT
Criers 2619.

Team Points: Hooters 1,
Screamers 8, Groaners 1, Wail-
ers 1, Criers 3, Moaners 3,

Other 600's: Betty Pinter
619,

. Thurs, Night Mixed (April 8)

LHS Janet Fellmen 224.
LHT Linda Miller 595.

MHS Matt Rohn $05, MHT
Matt Rohn 783,

THS Avengers 1168. THT
All Stars 9188,

Team Points: Avengers 4,
Stand Bys 0, Head Pins 1,
Rovers (5) 0, Early Risers 0,
Odd Couples 2, Jackson (5) 0,
Robson‘Rollers 4; Odd Balls 4,
Cannon each 2, All Stars 3,
Dynamiters

Other eO' Earl Rourke
182, Darrel Rourke 722, Rod
Walper 694, Dennis Chernen-
koff 692, Jake Koenig 688,

Harry Tamelin 662, Bill Davis |,

Orlando Vecchio 657, Bruce
MacKenzie 659, Frank Webster
648, Mark 687, John
Wasilenkoff 618, Waiter Tymo-
fievich 609, Ken Hood 609,
Marvin Wood 606.
Fri. Night Mixed (April 2}

LHS Darlene Love 234.
LHT Darlene Love 602.

MHS Sam Postnikoff 299:
MHT Sam Postnikoff 759.

‘THs Yo Yo's 1081, THT Yo
Yo's 8

Bees Points: Yo Yo's 71%,

Road Runners 64%, Super.

Stars 60, Gang Busters 47, King
Pins 46, Lamp Lighters 45.

Other 600's: Garry Rayner
677, Ken Olson 681.

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Men's Night this Wednesday
At Castlegar Golf Course

By John Dalziel

Like the proverblal bad
penny I am always turning up,
or go it seems. Here I was
thinking that I might get a
couple of weeks off before
starting out on the summer's
golfing activities but the beauti-
ful weather we have been
having has let me down, The
back nine was opened for play,
unoflicially, last Saturday and
it Is expected that the rest of
the holes will be playable by
this weekend.

Trying to get the jump on
all the younger [ry, the Seniora
are going to make a stab at it
this morning, Hopefully we will
have been able to get the word
to moat of the gang in time for
them to be there and start
enjoying themselves out in
God's fresh air and sunshine

again, This will just ba in the.

nature of a warm up so, if you
do happen to miss out, don't be
too upset for.we wont be
starting our competitive rounds
for a couple of weeks yet.

The firat. official Men's
Night is expected to take place

Skiers Turn: Out_in Numb

Paradise is Approved

” Members of the Red Moun-
tain Ski Club voted overwhelm-
ingly in favor of a motion to
construct a high-capacity chair-
lft in the Paradise Basin during
‘one of the largest gatherings in
the club’s history Monday night
at Trail Junior Secondary.

ichool.

About 340 interested ski-
era turned out to indicate their
feelings about the lift proposal
and hear a review of the past.
season at the annual spring
meeting which followed.

After a brief summary of
the proposal and discussion
Hoth for and against, , club

ecretary Peter McIver moved
that the membership approve
the development, allowing the
executive to begin work on the
installation of the lift, clearing
of runs and establishment of
additional parking.

The ‘proposal, to cost an
estimated, $750,000, was, se-

conded, by. Robin Siddall and.
‘carried

after 296 (81, per; cent)
voted in favor compared with
72 (19 per cent) opposed.» -

An extraordinary resolu-
tion needed: to proceed with
financing was moved by treas-
urer Mike Walker, seconded by
past president Dave Jones and
carried by a 335 to 31 margin
(82 per cent).

Club. president, Art Ho-
ward began the pi lings,
noting that a lift committee
headed by vice-president Mike
Delich had shown great enthu-
siasm in taking -an in-depth
view of the alternatives.

Mr. Howard said that “a
fine brief" in favor of a lift at
Grey Mountain by Jack Mitch-

ell was dealt with seriously. Mr.
Mitchell later swung his sup-
port to the majority in the
spirit of pulling together.

Mr. Delich noted that the
committee had studied the site
and financing critically through
computer analysis before mak-
ing its recommendation.

Following the vote he said
he hoped that contracts would
be let by the end of the month,
and that a number of firms are
still under review,

A tentative schedule for
the development includes gain-
ing the necessary clearance
from various regulatory agen-
cles and the start of trail layout
and clearing while there is still
snow on the ground.

Mr. Delich said it is hoped
that concrete for the towers
would be poured in July, the
towers erected in August and
September, cable and chairs
added in October and the motor
and. elettrical ‘system * com-

“pleted in’ November; rendering

the lift’ ‘operational by the
middle of the month.

The main advantages of
the Paradise site as outlined by
committee member Kim Deane
will be a 40 per cent increase in
Tift capacity, a reduction in
lineups, .better balance with a
‘good intermediate area to off:
set the expert slopes and an
upper elevation for an early

tart:

Among, those who spoke
against the proposal was Her-
man. Schnidrig,’ who felt the
development would keep the
club in debt for many years, He
estimated that $82,500 will be
spent in interset, over the seven.

Occupational Drownings Increase

The large number of fish-
boat sinkings in the spring of
1975 pushed occupational
drownings from seven per cent
to 26 per cent of all drownings
in B.C. last year, according to
statistics released last week by

the Water Safety Service of the
~Red Cross.

2 Despite the 17 per. cent
increase in this one category,
total drownings in British Col-
umbia remained . almost | un-
changed with 152 in 1975
compared to 160'in 1974.

Boating accidents again
accounted © for . approximatel;

‘one-third ‘of © all drownings,

while swimming accidents were
involved in 12 per cent and falls

. into “water: from saenary,
‘objects’ 14: per cent.

‘The highest risk age group
continued to be the 13 to
33-year-old, which ‘ accounted
for one-third of all drownings in
the province.

Boating accidents could be
reduced if proposed new. fed-

- eral legislation permitting po-
lice to’ demand. breathalyzer’
, tests from’ boat ‘operators. is
passed Red. Cross water safety
director, ‘Jan Engemoen, be-
Nieves.» >.
“At least 41 per cent of all
boating deaths are related to
alcohol,” she said.
Boating related drownings
from hypothermia or cold water

exposure could also be reduced -

if more boaters used a new type
of float’ jacket which: has a

© partial wet suit, ~

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to ten years that will be
required to pay off the loan.

The Bank of Montreal has
given approval in principle for
the loan that will probably
carry an 11 to 12 per cent
interest rate,

Basil McDonnell felt it
would be “Paradise Lost” in
that the area would never. be
the same. Bob Greene, although
not in attendance due to poor
health, sent a message to the
meeting saying the proposal
was a serious mistake,

On the affirmative side,
Morley Wilson supported the
proposal saying that he felt the
committee was composed of
fine technical people who could
be lost if the project was halted.
He added that it would be
years before the same level of
progress would be obtained
again.

next Wednesday and I am
hoping to have this in the paper
in time for all you eager
beavers to be ready for it,
Come on out; it will be a good
tuneup round before the Calcut-
ta which will be run off the
weekend following,

The teams and draw for
the Calcutta will be in next
week's paper.

Thave already got a couple
of nine “holes in and can
honestly say. that the course
has wintered quite well and we
could be in for a real good
season of golf.

I did not get the word
about all sthis until the last
minute, a good start, and I am
typing this out in the News
office at about eleven o'clock on
Tuesday night, I am relying on
the editor's good nature and
keeping my fingers crossed

‘that she will let it in even

though it is long past the
deadline,

Get out there and swing a
few clubs, get the winter's
cobwebs brushed out and start
to live again, See you up at the
links,

Pistol Club
Meets Sundavs
At Kinnaird Holl —

The Castlegar Pistol Club
held its annual Trophy Shoot
Sunday in the’ Kinnaird Hall
with Derrick Rothermel named
winner of the men’s aggregate
and Alison Harrop winner of
the women's aggregate.

Participating in the trophy
shoot were Richard Elder, Bob
Freeman, Sherri Freeman, Jim
Garrett, Terrie Garrett, Alison
Harrop, Wayne Kembel, Norm
Kroeger, Glenice MacNaugh-
ton, Pete MacNaughton, Marie
Minogue, George Ritson, Der-
tick Rothermel and Gordon
Wright.

Anyone interested in pistol
shooting and gun safety are
invited to join this group
Sunday evenings in the base-
ment of the Kinnaird Hall.

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