CASTLEGAR NEWS, ‘Thursday, February 5, 1976
Banfam Division Standings as of January 24

An Ancient
Arabian Adage
Gives a Lesson

He who knows not, and knows
not that he knows not—he is
a fool, Shun him.

He who knows not, and knows
that he knows not—he is
simple. Teach him,

He who knows, and knows not
that he knows—he is alseep,”
Wake him, f

He who knows, and knows that
he knows—he is wise. Follow

Castlegar's Biggest
Super-Markett

SUNFLOWER SEEDS

Bantam division standings
, 98 of Jan. 24 are as follows:

Player-Toam G A Pts,
D. Markin

Texaco 45
P, Horning

Legion 30
J. Stewart

Canadiens
K. Knowler

Canadiens
M. Lightle

cscu
K. Kirby

P.W. Reps
L, Stoushnow

P.W. Reps
R. Simonen

Legion
R. Lauriente

KSCU
T. jaesrall

cscu

M. Ault
R. ere

KSCU
M. Steenvoorden

Canadiens 9

Texaco

P.W. Reps
K. Knowler
P.W. Reps
J. Smith
P.W. Reps
M. McDonald
PP’

7
9
8
8
8
6
K. Keraiff
Canadiens 5
C. Horning .
Legion 3
K. Reibin
Texaco ' 5
I. Foubister
KSCU 6
D. Middler
Legion 2
J. Popowich
PPWC 9 10
G. Gallo
8

cscu 10

A. McLeod
.Toxaco 10
T. Reed

PPWC

-L, Halisheff
PPWC

R. Martin
cscu

D. Fillipoff
PPWC

D. Hughes.
cscu

T. Innes
Legion

Goalles
— Goals against average.

R. Cheveldave
cscu

D. Drazdoff
‘Texaco

G. Wilson

=~ Legion

D. Kinakin
PW. Reps
D. Perras

_ The Scene at...

KSCU 28
N, Chernoff

PPWC 8,782
D, Johnstone

Canadiens 3.8

GRACE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH

7th Ave, South, Casiiegar
Sunday School — 10.00 a.m,
Worship Service — 11 a.m.
Tues, — Bible Study 7 p.m.

Richard Jensen
Rev. C. Smyth - 368-3818
——

ST. PETER LUTHERAN
CHURCH
405 Maple St., Castlegar
Sunday School 9:45 a.m.
, Worship Service 11 a.m.,
. Everyone Welcome

“The Church of the
Lutheran Hour”

: pay Richard Klein: Pastor

2 = 4th Ave. N.
965-3662 or 365-3664

GF eee eee

ROBSON:
9: 45 — Sunday

ST. DAVID‘S;

Anglican & United Churches

EGIONAL ECUMENICAL PARISH

9:40 — Sunday School

10:00 a.m. — United Church Service
U:15 am. You're invited to attend Holy
cannon conducted by the Very Rev.
Dean J. Allan Jackson. Bring a funch and
join with the Dean in the undercroft for an
informal discussion after the service,

School & Service

Local and District Churches

CHURCH OF GOD
804-71h Avenue Sout
“ “Worsl
“Learning” oe ip

Sunday

9:45 a. i Classes for all Ages
11 am, Family Worship
Wednesday

Y
7:30 p.m. Opportunities to
230 p

CALVARY
BAPTIST CHURCH

‘Next ‘wo the Cloverleaf Motel
leaird

CHURCH OF CHRIST
IN

For Information
Phone 365-2247 or
365-7973 or
365-7362

One Block East of the
Casileaird Shopping Plaza
10 a.m. Sunday. Schoo!
11am, Morning Worthlp

7p.

PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE

767 First Ave.

Pastor: Rev. H. H. Grau
Church Ph. 365-5212

- Sunday School 9.50 a.m, q
Morning Worship 11 a.m.

sm.
wed, 7 pm nia ane
Fri. ren Mh ana &
Family
Rev. N. Walker
Phone 365-6662
ST. RITA'S
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Rev, W. rf
Ph, 365-7143

Chase & Sanborn

Coffee

1 Ib. pkg,

*1.19

Sug ar

Rts ble
10 tb. b:

CASTLEGAR NEWS8, Thursday, February 5, 1976

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Frying Chicken

W. Zibin KINNAIRD JUNIOR
PPWC

6 16 Minister — Ted

SECONDARY SCHOOL Jim Waldie 365-7697 ogee 7591

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Grade peatuaua

Evangelistic Service 7 p.m. :
Tuesday: Bible Study 7.30 Saturday Night Mass 7 pm.”

Friday: Young Peoples 730g Sn aid i a

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POTATO CHIPS
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Red

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_—_———————
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Ig. 10 oz.
Jar ...... aoe $1.99
TV DINNERS
Swanson ONLY

MILK
Alpha Whole
“lt Whips”
4 tins ..
Case 48 tins .

CREAM CORN
Uibbys . . 49¢ Value
Case 24 tins ........ $8.99

MILD MILD CHEESE
2 ta 10 to 40 Ib. blks,
ONLY Ib. . $1.39

cae
2 to 10 Ib. pes,
ies 59

CASINO CHEESE
Whole bik. ........_ $1

CHEES PLEEZ
16 oz, jar... $

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These prices are aaa until

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Sat, “ull 5:30 P. a.
Closed Sundays

Castlegar Team
Wins Bowlspie!
On Weekend

Castlegar's Five Minus
One entry in the Columbia
Valley Winter Festival's Bowl.
spiel won top prize money of
$200 for a first-place finish in
the A event .at Community
Bowl in Trail during the
weekend,

The ‘rink’ consisting of

Miss MeIntee is a very
smart lady. (Being a counsellor
as well as a P.E, teacher
certainly makes for quick think-
ing!)

She noticed that our audio-
visual machine was not being
used, and so she appropriated it
for her gym classes,

With Mr Sheppard's aid,
she mastered the critter and
told her girl students that each
of them was to work out a
routine on the balance beam for
to the class,

Dennis Diane Si-
doni, Don Sidoni and Mike
Glendenning finished ahead of
Nelson's Missing Links, Dana's
of Castlegar and Osoyoos. The
Missing Links picked up $100 as
runner-up,

Winning $120 for clinching
the B event title was the
Kootenay Soft Drinks team of
Bob Hansen, Jim Ripplinger,
Wally Burns and Ken Crane of “
Trail. They were followed by
the Ding Bats of Castlegar,
Tri-hards of Trail and Fruitvale
No. 1. Ding Bats collected $60.

The 4. P's of Trail com-
‘prised of Linda and Stan Popp
and Art and Marlene Pompu
captured the C’event’and $100,”
ahead of the Golden Agers of
Trail, Family Affair of Trail and
Team Toyota of Nelson. The
Golden Agers won $40,

Judy Buhler of Trail won
the high single with a 338 and
triple- with 769 from among
those out of the money. In the
men's section, Russ Olsen had
the high single with a 334 and
high triple. went to Rudy
Swirsky of Kimberley with 842,
There were 34 teams entered in
the bowlspiel, two more than
last year.

‘The girls were all filmed in
the performance of their rou-
tines, and last week they had
the opportunity to see them-
selves on “TV” (as it were).

They have never had such
a graphic lesson! Everyone sat
in rapt attention and everyone
learned reams,

Now a. dozen ideas are
bubbling in our minds for
further use a.v. aids... Who'll
go next?

es 8 8

We should perhaps have a
close-up of our students’ hands
as they cope with spelling
words!

Last’, week.,.Jean David
dictated the word “accelera-
tor." Only 29 students in the
‘whole schoo! survived that one!
You should have seen some of
the efforts!

Samples are placed on the
display board which is headed
“Recognize Yours" These
were the most common errors:
“excellerator", “eccellerator”,
“axecellerater", “accellorater'.”

There was even an “ixcyl-
leraterer”, and an “axleator.”

Danny Barnes was the
winner of the draw; but bets

9PM. —

ARENA

CURLING CLUB

OPEN DANCE

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7th

$2.50 Per Couple

Music by Dick Wayling

1 AM,

HALL

Robinson vs

Wright vs A.
West vs Ellis

Castlegar Ground Hog

MEN'S CURLING SPIEL

FEBRUARY 6-7-8
PRIZES TOTAL $1,500

5 P.M, DRAW FRIDAY
leckie vs Verigen
Stasila vs Smith
Wayling vs Yanagisawa
Holliday vs Chernoff
7.15 P.M. DRAW FRIDAY
* Gunn vs Homing
Miller vs McGillvary
Biln vs Jorgensen

. 9:30 P.M, DRAW FRIDAY
Sweet vs Koreen

B, Cheveldave vs Binning

11:45 P.M. DRAW FRIDAY
Oglow vs Hesketh
Markin vs Howett
Shimizu vs Van Yzerloo
Horan vs Akselson

Entertainment to follow in the Curling Club
Lounge (Curlers Only)

McKinnon

Cheveldave

are out that he won't be able to
spell next week's sample. Two
bits, Danny!
. .

We've been asking the
teachers if they could tell us

some little memory jingles that:

they were told in their early
schooldays—something that
sticks in their minds and can't
be erased.

Mr. Sang had a teacher
who taught him how to spell
geography. “George Edward's
old grandfather rode a pig
home yesterday.”

Mr. Roulstone was taught
in Ireland to spell both *Misets-
sippi" and “Londonderry” cor-
rectly by matching the eleven
letters of each with a similar
rhythmic stress.

Mr. Nelson never’ forgot
“all cows eat grass" (for the
spaces in the bass cleff) and
“snafu” (situation normal—all
fouled up!)

Another teacher was
taught the “knuckle” way of
remembering the number of
days in each month. . . You
simply make a fist and look at
your four knuckles (thumb is
tucked down.under),.

Touch each knuckle and
each hollow, in turn, saying

“January, February, March, _

April, May, June, July." Now
start back again touching the
July one again: “July, August,
September, October, Novem-
ber, December.”

Each “knuckle” month has
31 days in it, Each “hollow*
month has 30 (or fewer, in the
case of February). Fast and
simple!

Everyone knows: “14 hun-
dred 92, Columbus sailed the
ocean blue.” But Mr. Clark said
it was a sad day for him when
he told his grade 4 teacher: “14
hundred 93, Columbus sailed
the deep blue sea.”

Somehow he never did
cotton to history after that.

* 8

Our skiers hit the slopes
last Wednesday led by the
indomitable Mr. Long. (Mr.
Gerrand, Mr. Sheppard, Mr.”
Rogers and Mr. Medvedoff are
the other sponsors.)

One and all had a great
time pretending they were as

“good as Felix Beleyzk. (Good

tek inthe e competitions, Felix!)

Heres ‘sa puzzler for you...
In the following string of letters
a logical sentence may be
obtained by removing all un-
necessary letters:
AALLLOUGNINCEAC
ELSSSEANRYTELNE
TCTEERS

Can you do it?

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