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THE BATTALION
Thursday, May 16, 1968
College Station, Texas Page 3
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CAMPAIGN PARTNER
Sen. Robert Kennedy, in
Watertown, S. D., signs pa
per for autograph hunter
while his dog, “Freckles,"
sits in back seat of car with
him. He’s campaigning in
Democratic presidential pri
mary. (AP Wirephoto)
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A HAND FOR McCARTHY
Sen. Eugene McCarthy auto
graphs outstretched hand
during visit to North Platte,
Neb. Presidential primary
campaign turned to vote
counting Tuesday. (AP
Wirephoto)
“ Canoeing Prof
0 Works, Plays
Dr. Richard Bury of the Texas
A&M Recreation and Parks De
partment is one of those fortunate
individuals who can combine his
favorite pastime with his work.
His diversion is canoeing, which
fits nicely with the associate pro
fessor’s teaching and research
activities dealing with recreation
in undeveloped and wilderness
areas.
To Bury, canoeing means more
than just paddling around on a
quiet pond or lake, although he
does this at times. Instead, he
prefers “white water” and river
touring.
White water is dedicated canoe
ist jargon for rapids. In this situ
ation, a man carries no equipment
other than safety gear and dry
clothes in a waterproof bag. He
pits his skill and physical endur
ance against the river’s vagaries,
and he enjoys the spice of danger.
The other canoeing system is
known as river touring, which is
more sedate. Speed is not the ob
jective.
TOURING, SAYS BURY, can
be a family affair. The river be
comes a road over which the ca
noeists travel to see scenic at
tractions. Such trips can involve
several days, and camping equip
ment is taken along.
The professor recently took his
wife, Ann; his daughters, Kathy,
12, and Margaret, 9; and four of
his students on a four-day tour of
the Buffalo River in Arkansas.
Purpose of the excursion was to
make an informal survey of the
stream. The river has been pro
posed as one of the first units
in a National System of Scenic
Riverways now being considered
by Congress.
Bury has toured and shot the
rapids on many streams in the
United States. Some of his favor
ite trips were a 240-mile jaunt on
the Colorado River through the
Grand Canyon; the north fork of
the Clear Water River in Idaho;
the Klamath and Salmon Rivers
in northern California; and the
Deerfield, West, Salmon and Mil
lers Rivers in New England.
HE SAID THE muddy and slow
moving rivers in the Brazos Coun
ty area of Texas don’t exactly
excite a canoeist’s interest, but
the Hill Country is something
else. The professor has tried the
Guadalupe and Frio Rivers and
has found them clean and enjoy
able.
Bury notes that Texans are tak
ing increased interest in river
canoeing. An organization—Lone
Star Chapter of the Sierra Club
—has been formed and will soon
publish a guide on recommended
Waterways.
A member of the club, Bury
said anyone who has knowledge
of good canoe streams can con
tact him at the A&M Recreation
and Parks Department.
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