| with a generous donation when
Castlegar’s Canadian Cancer Society
_canvasser calls on you this Sunday. -

2 so a

“FLYING HIGH Is all part of the action when -
you: take up motocross racing. Local ‘rid
Randy Mykyte took two firsts Sunday whi
participating at ihe Calgary Motocross Ciub
Track during @ Honda Contingency: where
prize money was available only to Honda
riders, Mykyte took first overall In both the

| Weekly Bowling Results

continued from page AG
Other 600's: Gary Jackson

MHT Orlando Vecchio 886,
Live 5 — 1224, THT
Live 6 — 8619,

Team Points: Roadhogs 9,
Nighthawks 18, Tee Cees 7,
Who Cares 14, Live 5 — 24,
Rowdy Rush-ins 17,

Other 600's: Marvin Wood -

807, Bill Soukoroff 719, Jake

40814, Nova's 407%, Chevys
518%, Model T’s 885%, |
Other 600's: M. Postnikoff.
Thurs. Morning Ladies
LHS ‘Myrna’ Wesley 278.
LHT Myrna Wesley 640.

-' Team > Points: » Minks - 20,
Beavers. 17, Chipmunks 15,
Squirrels 15, Teddy Bears 12,

ions 5, ‘.

Other 600's: Ann Gouk 687,
Marg Foubister 617, Joanne
Bentley 616. i i
Thurs.” Afternoon Ladies—
Rollers

Koenig: 689, Matt Rohn 672,..

Jack Osachoff 648,
Wed. Morning Ladies

LH8 M. Chernenkoff 257.
LHT M. Postnikoff 639,

THS Bobcats 1112. THT
Continentals 8028,

Team Points: Continentals
897, Ramblers 411, Bobcats

Hooters 2920. ':

Team Points: Hooters
418%, Screamers 484'/, Groan-
ers 4658/2, Wailers 8861), Criers
403'2, Moaners 418%. :
Fri, Night Mix

LHT Erma Mykyte 740.

Grants Approved

- Human Resources Minister
Grace McCarty, announced
the approval of Community
Grants totalling $454,160.85 for

x bureaus th

it the elderly or partially
ambulatory citizens,

_» In’ Vancouver, the | Van-
couver Volunteer Soclety. runs

the province.

Projects under the direc-
tion of organizations such as the
Agassiz Social Services So-
ciety, the Kitimat Community
Services Society, and many’

250cc class and 125ce'class. tn the funtor class . others received funding for a
there were 75 riders with the 125¢e and 45 wide array of volunteer. ser-
_ ders in the 250cc class with a total of 300 _ vices provided for many aspects

riders present In all classes involved. Prize . of community life.’

money for the 2:

for the\125cc.
Vi

class is $150 with $100.

Locally, the Castlegar.
Kootenay-Columbia Child Care.

DISTRIBUTION OF 100 CANCER DEATHS,
MALE

Moan
e) SMP a marys

Intestine
cect
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DISTRIBUTION OF 100 CANCER DEATHS,
FEMALE -

Where the money goes.”

Helps
Cancer

Patients

Informs people about
Cancer prevention
and the importance
of early treatment.

Funds
Cancer

Research

'
DISTRIBUTION OF 100 CANCER CASES,
MALE

fe)

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Seven Steps to Health: i

1. Have a medical and dental checkup.

2. Watch for any change in your normal state of health.

3. Find out about any lump or sore that'doés not heal.
Protect yourself against too much sunlight.

4,
5. Do not smoke.
6. Have a Pap test.

7. Do'a monthly breast self-examination.

The businesses listed below join with the Castlegar Branch of the Canadian Cancer Society in urging you to join the fight.

Junction
Shell & Service (1976)

201 S. 7th Ave. 365-6511

King’s Kobbler

Castleaird Plaza 365-6911

Earl’s Private Pools
and Carpentry Ltd.

1024 5th Ave. S.

365-6774:

‘Raspherry Lodge ©

Raspberry Village 365-7277

Coleman Excavating Ltd.
1800 S. 4th Ave. 365-5013

Canadian Propane
Gas & Oil Ltd.

Castlegar 365-5154

Castie-Craft Woodworks Ltd.

6415, 6th Ave. 365-3616

fia

Canadian Cellulose :
Company Limited

Interior Pulp and Lumber Operations

Supervalu

Kinnaird Transfer

_ 112 Green St. 365-7124

Castlegar Equipment Rentals

417 Cascade St. 365-7433

Trail Auto Body

716 6th Ave. S. 365-5114

Kalesnikoff Lumber

Thrums 999-4211,

Society received $9,838.50.

In Fort St, John, the North
Peace Community Resources

x e as e e e
Recreation Commission Briefs 22 "="

“ \fhe commission was in-
- formed that the Rotary Club of
Castlegar has donated $200
towards the Senior Citizens’
Project, thus bringing the total
community donation to $1,150.
Through the Recreation and
Facilities grant program, word
hasbeen received that the
senior citizens’ project is, pre-.
sently under review and an-
noufitdment of its success will
be miade around June 1.
flie eee
‘Staff notified the commis-

sion\that maintenance work is *

proceeding as scheduled on the

~ Bob: Brandson Pool. Opening,

date is slated for May 8,which
will‘be the for

ger, summer i bro-.

the ¢om

tions as driving seniors and

etl

gram instructor and two

guards.
. . °

The commission agreed to

endorse the proposal of thé *
Parks and Recreation. Com-.‘

mittee of Council and the Youth
Committee concerning youth
centres, It is the intention. of
these groups. to bring in a
recreation specialist. from P.
Alberni to examine’ the’

~ need and concept of such: a

facility.
* .

informed the commission that a
meeting will be held with the
Kel:

the !school district swim pro-
gram.. Public swimming is
schéduled to begin May 12.

ae er ae |

‘The commission approved
the "79 rate schedules for the
pools and they are: swim ‘club
$4Mour; pool rental $20/houyr,
whieh includes one lifeguard;

* public ‘swim day — child 35

cents, student 60 cents, adult 75
cents; public swim strip ticket
— child $7.50, student $10'50,
adult: $16.76,

- * 2 8

compliance with board
poliéy < for regional - district
employees, the commission is
recommending to the board
that staff

from
\ logg to discuss the Castlegar
\and area Master Plan. At that;
meeting representation is ex-—
pected from the city council, .
school board, regional distriéts «
réps and the recreation com-
migsion. , é ee
SG Dee Shite, alte
Programmer Fay Fodor
informed the commission that
the Teen Disco Skate raised
$200 for the senior citizens; the
Tots Easter Party was attend-
ed by 150 children; and the
mini-soccer school; has to’turn’
interested persons away.
vole we Seif

The spring program re-_
ceived response for the

receive a 10 per cent salary
adjustment for 1979.

Biot * * *

:. The commission has been
informed that the student youth
empjoyment program’ has
awatded the commission finan-
cial assistance for, the hiring of
a parks manager, pool mana-

cooking clinic, the

hunter training "course ‘and the’

‘defensive driving course.
. . .

Poor response resulted in
the cancellation of the rhyth-
mics and exercise class and the
textile painting class, .° 3.

oS Pi B®

: The prograt

Kinnaird W.. Ladies

‘Help Salmo
At their April meeting,

members of Kinnaird Women's
Institute answered roll call

with mystery gifts for the up- |

comitig annual conference of -
West. Kootenay. Women's In-
stitutes at Salmo on May 9. -

“. ‘Main’ topics of - diseusion
were the Spring Tea of April 21
and W.K.D, Women's Institute
Annyal Conference which will
commence the morning of May
9 at the Legion Hall in Salmo,

Nine members from Kin-

naird plan to attend. Mrs. Edith
Wilson will be the pianist, Mra.
Doris Sweeney will be in
charge of Kinnaird W.L's dis-
play’:table and Mrs. Edith
Sherbiko will be the official
delegate. 3 3

” “(An invitation was received
from, Slocan W.I. to. attend
today’s 50th anniversary of,its -
founding. Four members ac-
cepted the invitation.

~" “Another four members ac-

cepted Kettle Valley-Women's

Mark 50th |

Institutes’ invitation to attend
its Annual Conference on May
2. j SSR

One member took orders
for Regal goods, with all money
from this sale to be donated to
“Pennies for Frientiship”,

Agriculture convener: M.
Owens spoke on’ the domestic
use of moose-instédd of horses --:
in some parts of Russia.

Etta Brunton reported on
the West Kootenay MusicFesti-
val.

At tha tea held April 21,
many displays were shown,”
Sales included some baking,

_ crafts; white: elephant and

mystery parcels.

Prize winners were: door
prize of a doily arid bowl — Mrs,
Doris Latta; tablecloth, made
by Mrs. Emma Manarin, was
won by Kay Bate; and ceramic
bow! and plant, by Bea Goet-
ting, was won by Mrs. Glenys
New. :

Proceeds from the Tea and
Sale are all donated to charity.

aquatics

d persons to medical

new games workshop and the appointments or in some cases

care clinic. Other vol vis-

Volunteer Exchange and the ~

the nteer Cen-
tre. They offer necessary skill
training, consultation, and pro-
vide information on program
planning, organization, recruit-
ment, supervision of .volun-
teers, and volunteer/staff re-
lations.

“Volunteers in our pro-
vince supply thé energy, stimu-
lation, and manpower to keep
many worthwhile projects oper-

tating,” says McCarthy. “Volun-:*

teers ‘examplify’ thé best in
community spirit and concern.”

‘The ministry's Community
Grants budget for 1979/80 is

“projected at more than $6.2

million subject-to approval by-
the legislature, This compares
to a projected expenditure in
the 1978/79 fiscal year of $5.95
million. * z

MHS John Paulson 274,
MHT John Paulson 714. $

“THS Road Runners 1252,
THT Road Runners 8493,

Team Points: Cotton Pick-
ers 453, Super Stars 436%,
Gutter-Rats 47414, 5-Wheelers
954, Hot Shots 403, Road Run-
ners 411.

Attention fien & Boys!
For All Seasons
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& The Elimination of Sales Tax.

setup in Tralla
committee, that would Issue a report once

de Cutting Government Spending.

Ih Addition Dale Drown as Your
MLA would:

wage and price review

every month. This report

would outline the latest prices and wages In the constituency, end would
also inform the public where the best bargains were found.

Urge all local lumber manufacturers to start setting lower domestic
prices to generate fower priced housing In Rossland-Trall.

Urge the government of the day to hold an Inqulry Into the entire issue of

Doukhobor-Freedomite differences. Th:

9 Inquiry would Include study of

the U.S.C.C. and the Importance of the Regina monies.

On May 10th Vote for

BA tJ The Elimination of School Tax on Property.

_ Urge the government of the day to provide funding for proper
& residences at Selkirk College. Leaky mobile trailers are na the answer.

: \ Urge the government of the day to begin early discussion and

negotlations with those residents in Trall who will have to move because
: of the West Trail approach. The earlier those discussions start, tho
earlier the sale price of the land can be reached. Z

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