CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 21, 1979

Most Successful Financially

Castlegar Aquanauts Swimathon ‘Best Ever’

STRONG ARM of the law. For the poate time in three years
: the Costlegor detachment of the RCMP captured the
Aquanauts Swim Club's Dunkers Trophy.” A record number

stiffer than‘usual. The winners ae from left to right, ar are,

Cst. Rudi Widdershoven, Aux. Cst. Jim Garret, Cst. Brian

Dick, and Cst. Wayne Kachur.
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of teams competed In the event, making competition even

oto by i

BY GERRY WICHERT

Ken Sherstobitoff of Cas-
tlegar, fired a brilliant two-
under-par-70, to win the Castle-
gar Junior Open Championship,
and Quinlan Shield, by five
strokes.

His brother, Ron, carded a
75, to take second place. Bill
Sherwood of Rossland-Trail,
shot a 76, to take third,
followed by Gordie Walker of
Castlegar, with a 77, Mike
Wichert of Castlegar with 78

Sherstobitoff Two Under

Brothers Finish One-Two

and Greg Adams of Nelson with
1.

The Savoy-] Inn team tro-
phy winner was Castlegar, with
a total score of 300 strokes.

Rossland-Trail and Nelson
tied for second place with
four-man team score of 343,
each,
The individual Savoy-Inn
trophies went to: Ken Shersto-
bitoff (16 and over), Greg
Adams (14 and 15) and Gordie
Walker (13 and under),

Four Qualifiers
To Compete at Games

Four golfers have qualified
for the Kootenay team, which
will compete in this year's B.C.
Summer Games at Richmond,
Aug. 2-4.

In 18 holes of golf at the
Castlegar Golf Course last
Saturday, Ken Sherstobitoff of

Castlegar shot a 70; his bro-
ther, Ron, carded a 74; Danny
Walker, also of Castlegar, had a
18; and Greg Adams of Nelson,
took a 78.

The other four members of
the eight-man team, (13 to 26
years of age) will be chosen
from the East Kootenay region.

Dusseault and Friesan
Make Semi-Finals

By LORI FRIESAN

On July 7 and 8 we are
planning our first Singles Tour-
nament, which is open to both
juniors and adults.

If there is sufficient entry,
the juniors will be divided into
divisions: 14 years and under
and 18 years and under.

The adults will be divided
into two categories also, with
men's and ladies’ singles 19
years to 40 years and Vets
division being 40 years and
older. We are hoping to get a
lot of entries in all divisions.

The tournament is open to
all tennis clubs in the area.
Entry fee will be $5 per person
and will include an evening
social on Saturday night.

Let’s all hope for a good
turn-out.

o 8 «©
The recent Murray-Wall-
inger tournament played in
Trail was very successful.
The team of Art Dusseault
and Ron Friesan made it to the
semi-finals where they were
defeated by Mike Martin and
Lou DeRosa 346, 6-2, 6-3. Other
Castlegar participants were
Laurie Lyons and Gordon Gray,
Shirley Wanjoff and Pat West,

those ladies who haven't been
able to make it are missing a
good time, Teams are formed
for the night and we rotate with
as many teams as possible. This
way, we get a lot of tennis in
with as many people as pos-
sible.

It’s ladies’ night again
tonight. Come on out and have
a good time.

See you on the courts.

First Flight:

tae low net: Gordie Wal-
ker, Castlegar, 67; second low
net: Greg Adams, Nelson, 71;
and third low net Carl Thomas,
Kaslo, 73.

Second Flight:

First low gross: Dan Mar-
kin, Castlegar, 84; second low
gross: Lyle Stoushnow, Castle-
gar, 86; and third low gross:
Rick Sproul, Nelson, 87.

First ‘low net: Brian Osa-
choff, Castlegar, 71; second low
net: James Stahl, Salmo, 72;
and third low net: Curtis Sher-
stobitoff, Castlegar, 73.

Third Flight:

First low gross: Mike
Corbett, Castlegar, 95; second
low gross: Danny Anselmo,
Rossl.-Trail, 95; and third low
gross: Andrew Milner, Rossl-
Trail, 95.

First low net: Jim Smith,
Castlegar, 72; second low net:
Andy Dunn, Castlegar, 72; and
third low net: Doug Johnstone,
Castlegar, 73.

Fourth Flight:

First. low gross: Kelly
Keraiff, Castlegar, 96; second
low gross: Jamie Adams, Nel-
son, 98,

First low net: James Veri-
gin, Castlegar, 63; second low

net: Randy Morris, Castlegar,
66.

Kevin Melanson of Nelson,
won the closest-to-the-pin con-
test on No. 3 hole, and Lyle
Stoushnow of Castlegar had the
longest drive on No. 9 hole.

In closing, club captain
“Corky” Berg presented the
coach Stosh Uchida, and the
coach Stosh Uchida, and the BC
high school team champions,
1979, Ken Sherstobitoff, Mike
Wichert, Randy Kirby, one

HH]

By DAN OBEDKOFF
Castlegar Aquanauts held
their 1 June 9

Walsh, and Natalie Stupnikoff,
all of whom finished with an

and, from all indications, it was
the best one ever,

Arecord number of swim-
mers participated in the event

|. and while the totals are not yet
available, it is certain that this
year's swimmathon was the
most successful financially.

Also, the fun race attract-
ed the highest number of
entries in its history, and this
year's races were close to being
the most exciting. The Dunkers,
Trophy was won by the Castle-
gar RCMP, who have now been
the victors in two of the last
three years, The' RCMP finish-
ed just a shade ahead of second
place CJAT radio, while the
Bob Brandson Pool staff (who
swam with a handicap) finished
third.

There was no foul play
evident during the heats and
the finals, although one dis-
gruntled CJAT swimmer (who
asked to remain unidentified)
stated that the threat of
constant monitoring of activi-
ties did make him‘swim slightly
slow: in the finals.

Swimathon chairman P.
Martin has to be commended on
a job well done, as he worked
long and hard to make the
swimathon ‘the success that it
was, The Aquanaut executive
members also put in a long day
at the pool to ensure that the
event ran

of over 10 min-
utes from last year. Lube
Sapriken and Chris Gruden also
improved by 10 minutes,

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Classified Ady appooring in this |:

section run in the Castlegar Nows
only. Deadline for submission is

The youngest

were the most imp! as
Tracy Josephson, Suzanne Orr,
Denise Martin, Alex and Kari
Hartman, John Mathieson, Ja-
son Taylor and Chad Carr all
completed the mile. All of these
swimmers are eight years of
age or younger,

The new members of the
Aquanauts all did very well,
and there were 14 new mem-
bers who completed the whole
mile. Jason Schuepfer headed
all new swimmers, completing
the mile in 30 minutes,

The number of ' people
watching the event was en-
couraging, and even Bob Raf-
ter, the great former coach of
the Aquanauts, put in a brief
appearance, It was good to see
Bob again, and I'm aure that he
was pleased with the results of
the many hours of hard work
that he put in with the club,

Thanks go out. to. Rob
McGauley fot his video cover-
age; Carole Walsh, who spent
all day starting the swimmers
off, CKQR radio for their
participation and coverage; to
Pat Metge for allowing use of
the pool, and to the city for
giving us the park to use for the
barbeque. All the clubs and

ions who entered the

Of course, the success of
any organization involving chil-
dren is the participation of their
parents, and the parents of the
Aquanauts have to be congrat-
ulated for showing up in full
force to volunteer their time.

In the water, the swim.
mers all did very well, and I
was quite surprised with the
improvement over last year's
times. %

This year,.four swimmers
achieved the gold bar for
the mile in under 25

Aaron — al
Castlegar.

Thanks go to Dick Davis of
Portland, Ore., who again don-
ated the prize he won at the
“Sunflower Open” to the Junior
Club, and to Denny McArthur
and Ernie.Carkner, who helped
to make this Junior tourney’ a
success, : i

The next stop on this
year's Savoy-Inn circuit will be
at the Nelson Golf Country
Club course, where the Nelson
Junior Open tees off at.10 a.m.

Greg Adams has to be one
‘of the favorites on his home
grounds. All top juniors in Zone
4 will be out to make that
tourney a close one. Spectators
are welcome this Saturday.

Attention Men & Boys!
For All Seasons

Bonnett's mee fies

JAP) 233 Columbia

Remember 10%
OFF for. Cash

CITY OF CASTLEGAR

NOTICE TO

CASTLEGAR TAXPAYERS
PROPERTY TAXES DUE JULY 3,

1979

TAX NOTICES for the year 1979 have now been mailed. If you *
have not yet received a notice for property you own, please contact

It's

365-6761

minutes, Mike Berger, Ray
Yule, Jason Leitch and Chris
Wanjoff all displayed great
endurance as shown by their
sub 25 minute times.
Recognition has to be
given to Sammy Gruden, Sam-
antha Jardine, Ken Kinakin,
Monica Tymofievich, Wade.

fun race are thanked for their
support,

It was great to see the
tremendous community sup-
port given to the swimmers —
without your pledges there
could be no swimathon..

If anyone had. pledged a
swimmer a large sum of money,
not knowing that he or she
could swim the whole mile,
please do not feel obligated to
pledge over the maximum
suggested amount, which is’
$8.55. If anyone has any ques-
tions, please phone me or Mrs.
Berger.

R.R.C. No, 1 Offers
ADULT TENNIS LESSONS
July 30- August 3
7:30-9:00 p.m.

with Hi

“Good Old Affordable Prices’
== == Open Mon. - Sat. 9 - 9
= Sunday 12 Noon- 6p.m.
‘The Pop Shoppe

142 Columbia Ave.
(Across from Castle Theatre}
CASTLEGAR

RED CROSS SWIM LESSONS
CLARK'SPOOL -

750 - and Ave., N., Castlegar, B.C,
3 SESSIONS
duly 3 Sally 14
July 16— July
July 30 — Aug. 11

Resietrotion for the 1st Session is Thursday, June 28,
rom 9 a.m, to 12 noon,

ALL Red Cross levels, & Adult Lessons,
* phone 965-5106 for information.

TROUBLED BY HIGH PRICES ?
’ STAY AND SAVE AT

THE MAYFAIR HOTEL
; a still only from $19.00 up

Mostly with full kitchens
— at no extra cost.

Free parking
Downtown location

Weekly, monthly & family
rates

For brochure and reservations Write:

THE MAYFAIR HOTEL

Fee: $20.00 payable at Rec. Olfice

B.C. VEZ 11.0" Phi

‘Youcan get a car loan at
your local Royal Bank
Branch...as low as

with up to 60 months

and Maureen Gray who teamed
with Jackie Ward of Rossland.

Our Castlegar Doubles
tournament is scheduled for
June 23 and 24. Registration
may be made with Gordon Gray
of Art Dusseault no later than
June 21. We hope to have a
social following play Saturday
night.

Ladies’ night is working

with this office.

ice.

City Hall, 460 Columbia Avenue or phone 365-7227.

NEW OWNERS — You are responsible for payment of the 1979
property taxes by the due date. If there are any questions check

TRAILER OWNERS — You are responsible for payment of the 1979
property taxes. If you did not receive a notice Please contact this of-
fi

FAILURE TO RECEIVE A TAX NOTICE in no way excludes an
owner from the responsibility of paying taxes. All new

out very well this year, and

FRANK’S
Sharpening Shop

Castlegar
‘| Behind pase Theatre:
5

Saws, Drills, Tools, Chain
Saws, Scissors, Pinking
Shears, Mower Blades, etc.
“‘Belsaw”’ and ‘‘Foley”’
Equipped

are paid.

perty owners should be in contact with this office to clarify their
responsibility in regard to payment of property taxes.

PAYMENT AND/OR GRANT APPLICATIONS must be in the -hands of
the Collector prior to 5:00 p.m. July 3, 1979 to avoid a penalty ad-
dition of 10%. Applications for the Provincial Home Owner Grant
should be made prior to the perialty date whether or not taxes due

PLEASE DO NOT FORGET THE PENALTY (DUE) DATE — JULY 3,.1979

rO-

Collector

‘to repay.

© On approval we'll tailor
a repayment plan that
won't Strain your budget.

@ Your loan will be life insured
atnocosttoyou. *

© On approval you can get
the whole amount you need,,

24 Months 48 Months

Months

Amount

Monthly

y Monthly
symeni

Costof
Loan Payment

Cost of
Loan

Monthly

Costof
Payment Loan |

$3.00
joo

$141.92
331.15

$79.74
132.90
186.06 -

S 827.52
1,379.20
1,930.88 |.

5 67.49 | $1,049.63
1,749.38

2,449.13

ot 10am,

They are no! Action Ads and
relore are not covered by our
Waranteed Resulis” policy. +

Rates i
The first 10 words are 75¢, avery
odditional word is 5¢..

Payment Policy

Payment must bo made in ad-
vance, Cash, cheques, of credit

and Master Charge atcapted.
Business ‘accounls, payment os
pre-orranged.

rPlease see Section "8" of
this paper for our major
Classified Action Ads,

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noe wiliog | es sare

jecaped fo!
g and:

it reas, ate ue

3 fruit
children. Ph. 368.

by FURNISHED '1-bdrm. house,
8 miles, up. Faas Creek Rd. Ng iy 8.

E PRIVATE THATERS aah Tent
y In Robson, Older coup!
2 Ph, 368-8371 mornin,

preferred.

‘ t-bdrm, nate faniened and a
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v7 2-BORM. APT,, furnished, Inctuds
: Soe les. $260 par mo.

at.
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2 ene Tees 25

Ph. ee
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: sults: Utilities ‘included, th 385.

a SLE HOUSE for pent 7 South
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$1700 or best oer. Ph, sae

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cars.
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SOLER TRAVEL tralter for sale.

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TWO FINTO RIMS, likenew. Size
14x6, $65..Ph, 385-7382,, M/3/28
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SUMMER TIRES, 5, FqBR, One
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30-IN, ELECTRIC range, good ca
wn $76. Ph. Bera are

Bogs exercise pen, 4x8 {t., $50 od
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H
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cut. Ph. 2/24

Please See
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of this"
paper for
our major... -
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LADIES’ Arnold Falmer: LADIES’ Arnoid Palmer golf
shoes, Like new, $15. i.

SMALE ner In North Caatle-
gee itarter home, ai

BUESEARY GREEK; 1,200
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PROPERTY

GOOD BUILDING ets: Excellent
location. Ph, 399-4767, —___25

location. Ph. 309-476;

Fully equipped. Ph. 385-6253,

HOBBIT HILL
DAY CARE CENTRE

‘WII be offering a summer program for
children In July and August. .
Register Now
CENTRE OPEN 7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
3 Monday - Friday

oder hom °
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tain oe
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Contact staff Joanne Kring, Maureen Relmer or Polly
Emde at 56. North 1st Avenue, Castlegar.

" 365-7280

CAN YOU TOP THIS?

+ Imagine! Two fireplaces,
wien large attached garage, and a brick-faced front
are some of the many features of this new custom-
built home, located on a spectacular view lot on the
bench (9th Ave.) in South Castlegar.

Don't wait, see this, tecoy!

natural cedar panelled

TO VIEW, CALL THE COOPER TEAM
AT COOPER AGENCIES 365-3347

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‘ Loaded with extras, 1972 Tere,
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lafeanattion $250. Ph, 226-7208,

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conditioned 'm if beat *
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condition, Comes with winter &
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1977 HONDA CIVIC. Hatchback.
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3 _ OBSTACLES

‘Continued from page Al”
Explaining: the mill levy
restrictions, ROCK administra-

' tor. Reid Henderson said’ that

ee
WOYKIN — ‘In loving meena of
our dear son, father, and nd others

under Section 766,-Subsections
4a and 4b of the Municipal Act, :
the director of an electoral area
can with a letter of consent

. authorize his area's’ participa-

: td
alw iano ol nl

koff, an tue! Earn Families.

‘We would like to express our
sincere. thanks to ove who
‘was eo kind tous In ‘the loss of ous
dear Father, Brother, and Gran
phil Piexeringe 7 Theuke te
oll and Staff of
ho took euch

tore

poeple ihe. were also kind te
Special thanks to ios Lafre-

niere to ine testes of tl

ee

the

donated and served tu ot
you to Reve Ted Bristow, to the
ra dren whos wi pall

P of ating tt

for us. A big thank you one

a j
age, excellent Conalttan Ph: Ba iv
2558. F

We MAZDA 608. New paint, ee
365-5417.

im MOTORCYCLES’

1877 YZ 125. Ph. Soong) re *

pm. 126
197. HONDA Eee Motocross.

Ia 385
Bess. ayer ares. one 113128

TO RENT: Small room for
downtown .Castlegar, pr!
Box 3383.

SS TANTED BE

WANTED TO RENT: house
or apt. ina Caatleaes aa. Ph
385-2172 6-5 p.m. 125,

HELP WANTED :

Boats & Motors i

bt we

id
tena eek fi eamlly, N Mr,
id Mra, ‘Gorden "elckerin een

tion in certain functions with-
out being required: to go to
referendum or public petition.
* “However, the total ag-
gregate can't exceed three
mills,"| Henderson ' continued.
“And when we look at what
we've issued through letters of
consent, we see we're into the
garbage function for one mill,

‘ yeereation for one mill and

we're also into cemetery opera-
tion for one mill.”

The municipal affairs min-
istry wil issue as many supple-

‘Good Chance.
Of New Mine -

Near Salmo?

; A 50-50 joint venture ag-.
reement has been signed be-
tween the Benson Mines com-
pany and BP Minerals Limited
covering the M.U.T. group of 84
units and the United Verde
group of four Crown-granted

claims. at Lost Creek, 12-

kilometres south of Salmo, B.C.

As outlined in a recent
report, a _ diamond drill hole
da section of tungs-

Mra. Len Beatty
“woult ia ‘o thank Len a Eva

Ir kind words ri
. To members of the

ra, and to the jar
ste attention.” for thelr conalder-

ance
"unio Cs Pas

to mine mainter
vigor,
tal, 405 Spruce St., Castieg

——
HOMEMAKERS for part-! dine and!
or summer retlef. Ph, 365-2148. 25

ee Sates pom, S65-s008 TOFT'S MASONRY Brick & Block
wor! after 5 p. TEIN

—LOST-& FOUND—

COST on Broadwater Aid., one rad ”
toate penal glove. "Reward.

ier In a Gallager two. sen ie
manual for, Tayats Landcrulser.
Ph. F write Box 3572, .
Caatlega 2124”

Seer ae Set
aldo
Ane ee eeeahts. sentimental
value. 24
LOST (in. Souk
th matamute, ech
Anewers to | ‘Simba.

Appl
estlegar and Sitrict Hosp if
bei 4

WEATHER

Cate Max, Min. sun
dune 13

—3-bedrooms
— Large lot, 100° x 240°
— Fruit Trees

$45,000

Phone 365-5906

ten and molybdenum mineraliz-
ation which is considered by
Benson's consultant to be near
commercial: grade.

A minimum of four addi-
tional holes have been recom-
mended to test for the extent of
these sections.

BP Minerals is on the
property and working on the
first phase of the agreement.

mentary letters patent as the
regional district requests
through the letters of consent,
he said,

;"What could conceivably
happen is we get into economic

* development for half a mill and, -

say, dog control for another half,
‘a mill, and the ministry would
issue those supplementary let-

‘tors patent to include every-

one,” Henderson said.

“But when we attempt to
put a budget through that
exceeds the.three-mill aggre-

gate for electoral areas, they.

will come back to the board and
say. ‘put your priorities in
order.’

The three-mill limit does
not apply to organized munici-

« palities, the RDCK administra-

tor. said,

ars a
JOHN STOOCHNOFF, son of

Mr. and Mrs. Nick Stooch- :

not of Castlegar has been
conferred the degree, Bache-
lor of Physical Education, at
the spring convocation of the
University of Alberta. He
received his elementary
education in Castlegar and
graduated’ from, Stanley

Humphries Secondary School.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 21, 1979." 7
Notice to Members
The Castlegar and Slocan Park
Branches of the Castlegar Saving
Credit Union will be CLOSED
SATURDAY, JUNE 30th due
to the July Ist holiday.

IN ROBSON

-* 2-bedroom=- home’ ® ‘wall-to-wall carpet” .¢ full
basement © fenced lot 75 x 100 approx. © great star-
ter home or ideal fetiremsnt home’ on. a quiet
deadend street,

$34,600 — Call. 365-6095

COLLEGE OF
NEW CALEDONIA

Located in Prince George, B.C.
Invites Applications For
The Following Positions
Serving © population of 120,000, the College of New
Caledonia is an established regional collage embracing
technical, academic, an
education programs.
* DEAN OF STUDENT SERVICES;
With the full-time student population approaching-2,000, the

Dean of Student Services is responsible for all aspects of the:
Student Services Oifice, including the areas of admission ond,

William Kolosoff
Service Held

Funeral.service was con-
ducted Friday in Toronto for
William Kolosoff, 78, longtime
resident of Castlegar, who died
Monday of last week at Castle-
gar.and District Hospital.

Mr. Kolosoff was born

~ April 28, 1901 in Poland.

Burial was-in Park Lawn

_ Cemetery in . Toronto, with

Castlegar Funeral Home in care
of local

BUBEIES to give away. Lab and
Shepherd a Ph. 36; 7788 alter
m.

p.m.
2 ACRES standing hay. Ph ‘388- -
4384. it

AYR OLD, black Lab to @ ood
385-2352.

MATERIAL from used Rachan
cupboards, Ph. 365-522: 125

a
Ph.

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FROM CASTLEGAR to Trail and
return, Dally, 8 a.m. - 8 p.m Ph

385-3545 afler 8 p.m: 2128

Student Placement
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HAMPSTERS 4 weeks old. Aw
abla now: Ph, 985-8420.

ing memory of
ur . BON, other, and “uncle,
Sharles 8, ak who passed away

dune 19, "al pe
remembered at
sadly missed’ ty the Clark co

Fire Hazard
Rated Low

. There are no fires current-
ly in the Castlegar forest region

according to a report released *

by the forestry offi ice Wednes-
day.

The fire hazard has been
rated as low for the region
whereas the Nelson district
was rated moderate to high
_ with 25 new fires according toa
June 14 report.

16 TEAMS _16
$1,600 Prize Money :
Friday, June 22 — ‘6:9 p.m.

Saturday & Sunday, June 23 & 24
8a.m.-9 p.m.

‘At PLAYMOR JUNCTION, SOUTH SLOCAN
Participating teams f from: Victoria; Kelowna, Trail,

Playmor Homes
8th Annual Men's
Softball Tournament

16

Nelson, R
“Students 8:18 yrs.:

75¢
Adults: $1.50 per day
©’ BAVARIAN GARDENS
© CONCESSION STAND
Friday, 6- 10 p.m,
Saturday and Sunday, 12 noon - 10 p.m.

Playmor

Seniors: 75¢ ~~
Under 8yrs.: Free

financial aid, student employment,
and student activities. Emphasis must be placed on the need
for the Deon to provide organizational ond davelopmenial

« skills'to the Student Association, in addition, the incumbent
manages the Study Skills Centre, the Resource Cenise, and
the Food Services and Cofeleria area,
In particular, the Deon of Student Services will concentrate
on liaison with other educational institutions, such as area
high schools, and with university regisirars on the tran-
sterobility ‘of courses. The Deon reporis directly fo the Prin-
cipol ond is o member of the College Executive Committee.

This positions. requires o leader/administrator, who will,
reflect the aggressive nature of this growing area. The
rae cverction yetlects the challenge of the position and will
* be of interes! fo those currently earning in excess of $30,000
perannum. :

DIRECTOR OF TRADES: ;
Responsible to the Deon of instruction, the Director ‘of Trodes .
will provide, overall supervision and co-ordination of the
Trades Division's programs to ensure that they serve the
needs of the communily and students, This will include fun-
_clions such as faculy recruitment and evaluation, program

liaison with ihe. ‘asully, students, vadministration and She
community.

Qualifications “for this position Gelade knowledge of the,

> ils equivalent. Several years of teachin: Saperience. along
with an interest and demonstrated ability to pallens
ministrative and managerial functions is required

The solary scale for this position is in the range of $20,000 -
$35,000 per annum.
th

Pleae opply.in writing with th to:

Ms. L. Winthrope,

Porsonnel Officer,
Collage of New Coledonia,
Avenue;

3330 - 22nd
: PRINCE GEORGE, B.C.

PUBLIC NOTICE TO RESIDENTS

1979 CITY OF CASTLEGAR

SPRINKLING

REGULATIONS

DAVID THOMPSON
UNIVERSITY CENTRE
(Nelson)

requires a

MAINTENANCE
WORKER Il.

DUTIES: This full-time . position
services and makes minor re-
pairs to buildings. heating
and ventilating systems and
electrical systems; performs
skilled work i in one or more
trades such as corpentry.
plumbing, etc.; operales
power equipment and other

+ tools In the course of above

usually within 24 hours.

When you succeed...we succeed.

© ROYAL BANK

Weather. permitting, on Si
repair work.
Pledse use caution and obey signs. -

Thank you for your co-operation.

eae

PUBLIC NOTICE

unday, June 24, 1979, at 5:00.a.m., fresh’
oil will be laid on ‘Columbia Avenue to allow for the necessary

Works and Services Department,
CITY OF CASTER

work; supervises Mointenan-
ce Worker | on specific jobs,
various related duties.

QUALIFICATIONS: Skill and train.
ing in a building wade -
Carpentry Journeyman Cert-
citicate ‘is proforred: comple-
tion of Grade 10; good relat-
ed experience would be en
asset.

STARTING. DATE: As soon os pos:
sib!

SALARY RANGE: $1050.93 °-
$1125,1}/month os per the
‘AUCE collective agreement.

APPLICATION CLOSING DATE:
June 22,.1979.
APPLY TO:

Parsonnel Olticer

Selkirk College

Box 1200

Castlegar. B.C. «

VINIt

May 22, 1979

scheduled.

* Each homeowner is restricted to one (1) sprinkler at any time. A
will be permitted to operate two (2) hours per day from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. and from
6:00 p.m. to 7:00. p.m. Hospitals, schools, and the city automatic sprinkling, will be

SINE POOLS: —
1, Approval must be obtained from Castlegar's Works and Services Department
before filling. Upon request, pools may be filled at the discretion of the City.

2. Topping of swimming pools will be Permitted.

EFFECTIVE WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, 1979, and UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE:
‘Daily sprinkling will be allowed between the hours of 5:00 p.m. and 10:00 a.m.
There will be NO SPRINKLING between-the hours of 10: 00 a.m.,to 5:00 p.m.

ic sprinkler sy

/

Any abuse of these regulations will result in prosecution under the terms of the City of
Castlegar Water Rates and Regulations Bylaw No. 109, 1974.

We can foresee a further curtailing of these regulations if they are not adhered to and,
therefore, violation of these regulations will result in your water supply being turned off
immediately, without notice.

With your co-operation and sincere respect for these regulations, it is felt that we will
overcome this problem, and still have a successful summer season.

PLEASE TURN YOUR SPRINKLER OFF WHEN YOU HEAR THE FIRE SIREN.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR CO-OPERATION,

CITY OF CASTLEGAR