CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 81978:

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BANDUOT AND TEAGUE stl eum noed a rome
ind contests were
Daye blr having we, at tnd pant sah A

receiving

certificates. Winning team for the Sandlot division is the Castlegar
Roedranaese, abo were, wietorious fn all Gaikce, Players Sie, $98
Ebetee Bee Fer bal tn righty Satine, Berry Loree Streleoff,
iy Streleoff, Lisa Hadikin, Marlene Marlyn
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Blueberry Creek School Awards Day |

~The Blueberry Creek

* School held-its annual Awards
Day June 29. A good number of
; nts and friends were pres- .

_ ent to see their children receive

wards, 0,
Mrs, M. Dalziel, at. this

2 fime on a leaye of stent
ii presented the Scholarship

‘\Achievement awards to ore

following:

Grade 1—Norman Higgins,
Jean Holden. and Shauna He-.
gan,

Grade 2—Donalie Soobo-
tin, Carrie Batchelor’ and Greg
Gritehin. *

Grade $—Chris Postnikoff,

; and Lonnie Postnikoff.

Grade 4—Billy Pettigrew

‘and Connie Batchelor.

Grade 5—Karen Andersen

_ and.Wayne Gritehin.

Grade: 6—Annette De-

‘. sehene. and Ken Cormier,

Mra, K.-Vader, the grade
one and two teacher, presented

% | the following’ awards for Im-

Yvoune Verigia, Leurie Voykin and Karina Deikoff. Front row,
{elt to right, Sarah Pornikolf, Rath Miller and Lavern Souko Soukoroff.

provement:

‘ANNE QUAEDYVLIEG, a grad-
;uate -of Stanley’: Humphries
Secondary School this year, has
received a language bursary to.

+> study French) at Riviere du

Loup, Quebec. The bursary,
from’ money ‘supplied: by the

My. federal government, is to cover

tuition and board.-The French

_ program runs for six weeks and

Miss Sunrivlicg % will be able to
French.

Grade 2—Wayne Stupnk.
kof, Calvin Sookachoff : and
_ Elaine’ Edatrom,

Grade 3—Kathy Barisen-
koff. and Daryl Warner,

Grade 4—Scott Sparkman,
and Lynn Ann Olsenburg,

Grade 5—Kim, Redisky,
David Collinge, Rikey Hubert
and Gerilee Volpatti.

Grade 6—-Ben Markin. and
Sandra Matt,

Mrs, Vader also gave out
the awards for Consistent Et-
fort to; Fess

Grade 1—Sherry Bouthil-
Mer,

Grade 2—Angela Ver-
pst

rade 3—Lonnie’ Postni-
_. kott an Debbie St. Dennis.

Grade 5—Gordon Solove-
off and Ron McIntyre.

Grade 6—Perry Smither-
am dnd Pamela St. Dennis,

Grade 4—Lora Lee Card,
and John Kavaloff,

Awards for Zidlzenelte
were presented by Mrs. §.
Donohue ‘to: =

Grade 1—Dale Buday.

rade 2—Donalie Soobo-

Gi
tin and Robbie Skublen,

‘Annette: Deschene and.

Ken Cormier,

The principal, Mr. D, Ma-
son, presented the Awards for
Perfect Attendance to:

Grade 2—Julic Makortoff.

Grade 4—Kelly Sallis.

Grade, 5—Kim : Redisky,
Marlene Leggett, and Patricia
Jenkins,

Grade 6—Ben Markin,
Because. the school's It-:
brary clerk, Mrs, E, Johnson,
who had organized the Library
+ Club, was ill, the | principal
presented Library Awards in’
recognition of outstanding vol-
unteer help to:

i
|

Celina Sookachoff, Annette {

Deschene and Sandra Matt.

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CABARET

DANCE

FRI. & SAT.
‘July 9, 10

9 pm, fo Iam,

Music by
THE

"Generation Gap”

Grade $—Logan’ Miller. |

Tait; Penny Davis: and Jeffrey
Normandeau,

Grade 4—Kathryn Sher.
lock and Jeannie Johnson.

Grade 5—Kathleen Zebor-
off, Danny Friedel and Sandra
Kootnikoff.

+ .Grade 6—Don Tamelin
and Barbara Gattrell,

Mrs. B. Michelson, the
grade four and five teacher
presented the Awards for
Sportsmanship to:

Grade 1—Suzzette Bou-
chard,

sel, Julie Makortoff, and Ka-
trina Bobroske,

Grade Ss Siten Buday, | |

and Michael Ki

Grade: ean Johnson
and Freddy Soloveoff.

Grade 5—Wayne Gritchin,

Grade 6—Eddie. Friedel
and Celina

Fugitive | Hill

Restricted

Grade 2—Robbie Van Tas-

Mr. N. Zafran, the: itiner-
ant French teacher, was pres-
ent to present the awards for
achievement in French to:

19° Birds Keep

aaa Machine Halted

A ‘rare bluebird and a
common robin have immobil-
ized a huge log loading machine
eer to Tri-Pae Lumber.

wth ‘bluebird, with’ four.
hatched babies, chose the ex-
haust stack of one engine for a

% - heat. The robin laid two eggs on

Moforcycle Accident Claims

Charlie Cologne

‘3.5 oz. Reg. 5.75

Revion Touch & Glow
Reg. 2.50

Bronztan Lotion
12. oz. Req. 2.98 .
ARAL

Dra : ing Workshop _

B Local Painters Take Part

~ Pwenty-three local paint-

and drawing: Setkahop recently
instructed by Ted Kingan from
the- Federation of Canadian
Artists,

‘This workshop was part of

a province-wide ‘travelling
workshop

‘education in in “England, he has
exhibited in many Canadian art
‘galleries and I presently has two
paintings in: the Permanent
B.C. Government Collection.
He has been affiliated with

the B.C, Society ‘of Arts, the

North Vancouver Community

Arts Council and has been,

op program 3
by the federation with support.
from the B.C. Cultural Fund, | -

department at Capilano College
in North Vancouver, is a noted
pra artist with | many.

the Royal peed of pita

Mr. Kingan's well-planned .

workshop souisied of slide’

Life of Gerald

‘A Castlegar youth died in
Shaughnessy Hospital on
Thursday of last week after a
motoreycle accident here the
previous day.

(Gerald Charles Kozak, 19,
a member of this year's Stanley
Humphries graduation class,
lost ‘control of a 850ce_motor- -
cycle near Keenleyside Dam.
The’bike, which was. totalled,

‘Ferry Traffic :
‘Returns To
‘Normal Pattern

and resource ‘naleral informa-
tion. He urged the use of
natural forms and organic ma-
terials “to develops Betsant
visual jences in art and

Bronztan Oil
12 oz. Reg. 2.98
100's Reg. 2. 29

Dramamine 12's”
Reg. 1.20

Off Insect. Repellant
15.8 oz Reg. 43:

Wav everjous wits seatage aTeiuga toca

Following an } Textensi

to work with. - ©

P&G’

SPECIALS

Builders Supplies Led.

932 Columbla ‘Ave.
365-7725

_agtatintion have hoon releneod hy

With the Castlegar ferry -

back on a more regular sched-
ule after two months of periodi-
cal shutdown, - the following

the'second power unit.

The birds were disturbed
when an operator prepared the
machine for use in the woods.
Starting up the machine has
been delayed pending, evacua-
tion by the birds. Meanwhile,
the machine sits idle while the

irds carry on.

Kozak, Age 19.

left the road and flew 150 feet
before crashing in a field.
Kozak was thrown a further 68
feet, RCMP said.

He was taken unconscious
to the Castlegar and District
Hospital with skull concussion
and possible « spine. injuries,

‘then transferred. by air ‘to

Vancouver.

He was pronounced ‘dead:
July 1 at 6,80: p.m: by -Dr..
Woodhouse at Shaughnessy:
Hospital.

An autopsy and enquiry
have been ordered. Castlegar
RCMP. are still investigating
the accident.

$1,500 Damage °

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“MARLANE HOTEL

‘Gepartment or nigaways
indicating the traffic pattern of
June of this year as’ compared
to® that” of 1975. The’: 1975.
figures are.in_ brackets: :.

© Number “of ‘round | “trips
3097) $,250; number ‘of auto-
mobiles and drivers (83,201)
$0,478; number ‘of passengers
not: ‘drivers - (48,099) /. 48,026;

number of ‘trucks, all types
number. of
trailers ‘and semi-trailers (421)

{12,068}: 12,481;

478;' number: of: motor - buses
(187) 178; number ‘of motor-
cycles (400) 384; and number of

- livestock (21)

_ On Park Road
‘No. injuries. or shares

shave been * reported | in':an':
“accident which occurred: ‘sum, 7

day: on the Park Road’. at:
berry

the road’ .by an oncoming : » |
eenide, sa. his pet car $02)

Fast — ‘Courteous = Reliable:
- Phone 365-5700

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Fresh Cherries |
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Prices Effective
Thursday fo Saturday .
July 8th fo 10th

tn Your Friendly Casilesird Plaza Safeway Store

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B.C. Grown.
New Crop.

No. 1 Grade......... Ib.

New Potatoes
Winesap Apples —

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B.C, Grown. New Crop, Canada No. 1 Grade: lls 8 :

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 8, 1976

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Coe Brand

Whole Tomatoes

Standard
Guality.
28 fi. oz. tin ...

- Capri Brand

Bathroom Tissue

= S19

Jubilee

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51.68

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Roger's Teke Five.
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Super Fries
2 lg BOE

Spring
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Kraft. 1000 Island or

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