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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, J we 18, 1974

Taking the:weekend off to
go fishing with the boys.is

i: getting to be a habit with a lot
‘of ‘people.

It's ‘not that the: average

é angler is against family life‘ or, -
‘> visiting with his: mother-in-law,

it’s ‘just that.an occasional few.
days of roughing it away from
home inthe’ company. of ‘old:
fishing cronies seems to give a
mana new. lease on life.

But maybe “roughing it” is

“no longer an apt description, for

“modern equipment ‘can make'a

\ ‘easy. going
‘Ne

weekend fishing trip spretty.

What Fishing Could be All About,

Boating has also kept pace
with the swing to easy outdoor

living. With modern trailers, -

pulling large’ boats through *.
backwood. trails is no problem.
Fishermen’ now find launching
ramps*<on all but the) most
remote. lakes and lightweight
cartop-boats can be used where
ramps have not yet been built...
Dependable “outboard. motors
are ‘available to power every:
size ‘and’ type’ of boa

When choosing a fishing
rig for either rental: or ‘pu

» chase,’ take: the, followin,

eof fun.
Compact camping trailers

:.with comfortable’ sleeping  ac-
+commodations and‘ modern

“cooking conveniences are be-

th to-pitch tents are available’ foi

; coming increasingly more popu-

lar with’ weekend fishermen.
New lightweight and easy.

t= those who prefer.to live under: :

canvas. Portable cook stoves
and'lanterns have been’ im:
roved. Well: insulated’ ice
hests -make. it simple to

; transport catches several hun- ;

‘dred’ miles without; fear. of

spoilage. ¢

PTET Eee eo ee ne he teen

_ Penticton: Neteon

tnritticea Meet:

On''the weekend, the
Castlegar Swim-elub competed
at two invitational swim meets,
The majority of. the club
swimmers competed at Pentic-
ton, while 11° swimmers com-
peted at Nelson.

Of these 11 swimmers at
the Nelson meet, Theresa Mc-
Gauley won the aggregate for
girls 17’and over and Cindy
Harnadek ‘won the aggregate
for girls 15 and 16, David
Maddocks got the runner-up to
the aggregate for boys 15 and
16, while Alexis Walsh’ got the
runner-up to the aggregate for
girls 8 and under.

Results of these’ 11. swim-
mers are: ‘Theresa ‘McGauley
took first in 200 1.M., girls 17
and over; 60 Fly, ‘girls '17 and
over; 100 Breast, girls 17 and
over and 100 Free, girls 17 and
over.

Girls 17. and over—200
Free.relay, first, Cindy Harna-
dek, Theresa McGauley, Shelly
Harnadek:and ‘Alexis Walsh.

The same team took first in *

‘girls 17 and over 200: Medley

Relay.
Girls 15 and-16 saw Cindy
Harnadek:take first in 100
Breast, 100, Free, 60\Fly and
100 Back. <!
( Boys 16 and 16’ saw. David
Maddocks also take first in 100
Breast...
Girls 13 and "14-Shelly

Harnadek fifth in 200. LLM. and
+100. Breast.

Boys '.11. andi.12—Mike

"Harnadek fourth, 200 I.M.;-Jeff ”

Stuart 'second,.60 Fly and Jeff
Stuart third, 50 Breast.

200 Medley Relay—11 and
12 boys’ shared ‘fourth. with ©
team: members Doug John-
stone,’ Mike McDonald,. Les
Arishenkoff and): Mike) Harna-
dek.‘The same team took fourth
in 200 Free Relay—11 and 12
boys.

Boys 9 and 10 competition
saw, the 60 °Fly.:with\ Mark .
Harnadek in fourth, place as
well as fifth place in 50 Breast.

Girls 8:and: under. saw
Alexis Walsh’ take ‘first. in:50
Fly.and 60:B: it, ‘second in 60."
Free: and ‘fourth in '50°Back.. ~

The weekend coach for the
Castlegar: swimmers’ at, :Nekien

vaaeRe: 1 thich =
you oa will be ishing: and thee

maximum number of people the
boat must carry are the most.

‘important.

~ If your fishing will be
confined to.a small inland lake
and limited to two people, 2°12

sto.14-horsepower. outboard ‘will

do. nicely.” When ‘fishing ,on:
larger, bodies of: water with
more’ people’ aboard, a larger.
and’more seawonny rig is
recommend

‘Ifyou own or are thinking

about buying a camping trailer,“
~ you, may, want to consider: a

cartop. boat:

Bob Lightle.

1904.- 9th Ave. South

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NOW ‘AVAILABLE

Summer Fun Swimming Pools.

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= “Castlegar.

ROBSON POOL

RED CROSS AND R.L.S.S.
SWIM LESSONS
also.

Personalized Adult Classes

‘Second S

July 22 to Ai

Third.Session:

August 19. to

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” Runnor-up° in the: ‘same
division was Glen Bording’ of
the local club, Other runner-ups
for Castlegar were Mike \Vara-
bioff for boys 13 and‘14: years,
Pau! Stewart inthe: 15’and 16
year-old-class’ and Daye Harri-
gan in boys'17 and over.

The fatter also) seta new
pool record in’ the 100; meter.
free witha time 1:02.

Castlegar. boys 1

er
free'relay team set a new: pool? and

record ‘in: the 200. meter. free’
relay finishing in/1:56.6.
With nine clubs taking part

in the Penticton’ meet, Castle- :

‘gar Aquanauts Speed'Swim
Club ‘;placed’ an’ impressive
second, ‘Other: participating

clubs, besides the local one and. ~

Penticton, were Kelowna, Kam-
loops, Oliver, :Tanasket, «Mica
k, ‘Princeton and: Salmon

Finalists in this meet a
as follows:
‘50 Fly Boys 9 and 10—Rob

McGauley, ;first'and ‘Angus.

Beattie, fifth.

200 M2I.1 . Boys V7and
over—Dave Harrigan; first;
Robert Knutson, second; John
Chase,. third and: Bob
fourth,

“200 MIM. Boys. 16, and :

16—Paul Stewart, secont

“100 M: Free Gitls, 18 and |

14—Roalyn, Beattie; third,
100'M Free ‘Boys’:13 and.

14—Mike Varabioff,! third and
Stove Borek, sixth. :

100.(Free! Boys ‘11 and.
12—Mark} Gyurkovits,. fifth?

200M: Med. Relay, Boys.9°!
and 10—Castlegar,““A",

200 M)Med,: Relay, Bovey 1

and over—Castlegar,,

200° MMe Relay, Boys 16

and Aa Caslleiae :
00 M Med. Re 1 Boys. 1
and Te ouee iy ‘second.
50° M Fly. Boys’ 11 and
12—Kelvin Beattie,\ sixth:
+50 and...
1a Celine McGauley, ‘second.
}0°.M: Fly Boys 18 “and
14—Mike Varabioff,: third ‘and =

Steve‘ Bozek. fifth.

100. M Free Boys /16\ and =

16—Russell Beattie, second and :

Conrad Pryce, ‘fourths
M:Free’ Boys 7 ‘and
over—Dave): Harrigan, : first;

* John Chase; third;:Bob Rafter,

fifth and Robert ‘Knutson,
sixth. 20040)

(60° M’ Free Boys:9 and

: 10—Glen Bording, first; Rob
McGauley, second and‘ Angus ‘

Beattie, third.

100)M Back. Girls /18 and

14—Roslyn B
100'M Back: Boys 13 ‘and .

+ 14—Robert Kirkwood, second

and Steve: Bozek,: fifth,

100'M Breast Boys/16 and.
16—Paul Stewart, ‘first and
Russell’ Beattie, second.

100 M Breast Boys 17/and ‘

“’’over—Bob' Rafter, first'and |

over—John, Chase, ‘fir: )
Harrigan, second and jRobe

ird:

M Back Boys 16. and X

\d Pryce, second; P;
Rue

“14 Corinne:
‘osyl

Teams ‘competing were:

“from Kelowna,.Kamloops, Rut: ”

land; Vancouver, New We
minister, : Richmond, ' Abbott
ford,-Nanimo, Gibson, Victoria,
Campbell:River‘and Castlegar.
‘Their. first: game saw the
local girls:defeat Rutland, 16-4."
(Winning pitcher was Liz Da
‘Costa: who aided her cause:at ©
the bat-as ‘well, by, hitting.
three-run.double. Anna Raponi

‘also’ came :through with’ a?

two-run trip!
Castlegar. over, Kamloops,
9-4... Winning: pitcher. for: this

--game was Donna Kirby; with

‘power at the bat ‘displayed: by

+ Betty Dinner, Judy Chevel-

dave, Laurel Lebedoff and. Kim
Warcimaga.

The’ girls. were ~handed
their first loss by: Richmond
with a: score’ of 13-6. Pitchers
for.this game'were Carolyn -
Price, Liz Da Costa and. Donna

+= Kirby. The ‘only hits allowed
‘the local girls were a single by z

Irene West and a triple by Lori
Price, both in the’ final inning.

Their final game was called
after six'innings, due to.time.
limit regulations, with the score
10-7, for New. Westminister.

The score-at -the-end: of
three innings was 10-1 for New
Westminister but the local girls
with a determined effort, held
New Westminister scoreless
for the rest of the game while
adding six’ runs to their own
score,

Pitching. for the local girls
were Liz Da Costa and Sandra
Barisenkoff. Top batter was
Kim Warcimaga with three
singles in four times at bat.

Winners of the B.C. Cham-
pionship were New Westminis-
ter, a team well-deserving of

_ the, honor, as they had to win

five games ‘played back to back
with 10 minutes between each
game,

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Dave Harrigan, second.
50.M Back “Boys

*10—Rob McGauley, ‘first; Glen’. x
-Bording, third and/Angus Beat-.

tie, fourth.’
100,M Breast Gi

“and :10—Castlegar “A”, first.
Sand! 42-Castegn, thir,

and 14—Castlegar “A”, first. °
i and over—Castlegar “A”, first.,

jhnsting a swim'meet atthe Bab

xmers.

100 M Breast Boyd 18 and
/14—Mike Varabialf, first; Ron
Plotnikoff,. second and: Robert
* Kirkwond,; fifth, ';

60M JF ly ‘Boys*15,and
/:16—Conrad' Pryce, second and
Paul Stewart,’ third, !

60°M°Fly;Boys)17 and
over—Robert Knutson, second; "|
John Chase, fifth and Bob
Rafter, sixth.

200'M Free Relay Boys 9

200M Free Relay Boys 11

200 M:Free Relay Girls 18
and 14—Castlegar, “A", sixth. a
200:M Free Relay, Boys 13. -.]-

200 M:Free Relay Boys 15
Sand 16—Castlegar'“A", second.
200.M Free Relay Boys 17 ;

The.“Aquanauts,’, whose
“Coach ‘is Bob Rafter and’ Asst.
Coach, Robert Knutson, ‘will be

Brandson Pool in Castlegar this.
‘Saturday. and~ Sunday. The
public ‘is:invited to: come? out
‘and’ support the local swim:

“The name of Ron Plotnikotf
‘was: omitted among: those who”
7 placed in the July 6 and 7.swim » J
“meet at Trail: Ron place third in:
‘the. 80 Breast vad 18/and:14.)/: be

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Al he tegularmeeting of
the Recreation Commission last’
week’ there. was considerable
conceritover the marked drop
in*attendance /on’our\’ play-

“2 gfounds this Syear,\It)was
{gonorally felt“ that: the sharp.
(rise in ponrsration fees:this

n nvDé you kno:
ver that aut rities In

ade. eh providing * positive
identification ‘of the’ victim.

make’ use: ‘of’ a: "apeclf
ledge, Pipesmokers for,
ir. tee

“attendance has: been ae

There. are’ still openings on’

most trips but) they are filling
up, fast. If your youngster is
thinking of signing up we would
Suggest they register right,
away. 80 they won't’ be disap.
pointed. Only,a limited number,

is going very well in spite:
of/the: poor’ weather we Have
been experiencing. The next

+ session for day camp will start

on July 2 and iste will be ono:

19 pier} 2. idles
L blue bs

Local Team of Dr. John Hall:

And Roy Bamford, 2nd “all :

(continued from page 2)
continued. tomake a wet
reception. To get to Vancouver,
where they were met-by a
brass band and the presenting
of the awards, it was' from
Merrilt to Lytton ‘and down the
valley. One of the four aircraft
thal stopped at Merritt did not
make it among the ‘early’ late

comers but appeared: the next i be thelr only expense, as each

day.
There was ‘a certain kin-

ship that grew among these +

adventurous air enthusiasts, If
there was ‘any \trouble,"every-
one converged’ to: give: as-

sistance. And assistance was

forthcoming from;everyone,

as the. farnous

HUNTER

“Lite-</ Liner

“BEAR

WOMRHANSH GUARANTEED

~ from’ there to be atthe finish.’
Ve John Kad had his problems)

Council was pleased to:

receive a letter of gratitude for. ;

paving the: village streets. This
included 60 signatures which
represented a\partial survey of
the residents, in: the ‘Village.
Se Ve ite :

te tourist
ilities,;* council: ’,

Tag he outfield area'of:
the ball park ‘could, be! used for
this purpose at’ the (present

ing/on’ Tiheey 0.
Slocan’ turnoff!
*

even those not directly. in-:

volved in the Dash, that had
any skills to offer. '
“Aviation ean’ bring a. few

“high maintenance ‘bills,;but

while everyone entered the
.Dash knowing their experience
‘was going to cost them a given
amount for general flying ‘needs
such'as gas; oll, maps, etc.,.no.
one realized that'was going to

man that gave of his assistance
offered his goodwill and refused
toaccept any ‘payment for parts

sor, service,

It’ was ‘this same strong
feeling of kinship. which
prompted ‘JohnL.: Bates of,
Kamloops; who ended up’ with

“Can oil leak in Calgary ‘to fly by

PWA ‘to Kamloops‘and ‘bus: :

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