CASTLEGAR NEWS, July 2, 1981

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Kim Reibin

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Janette Andersen
Jeff Shmoorkoff
Joni Heinrich
Carolin Matt

Mary Ann Rezansoff
Susan Tishler
Caroline Zaitsoff
Joanne Bilesdy
Cindy Dillen

Gordon Hubert
Della Peterson
Sharel Price

Liz Resendes
Lawrence Samoyloff
Karen Stroes

Laurie Iteush
Shirley Richards
Michele Arishenkoff
Cathy Beynon

Ken Cormier

Trevin Rogers
Annette Deachene
Marilyn Gorkoff
Larina Harshenin
John Landis

Tammy Read

Rich Sherlock

Paul Travassos

Bev Boolinoff
Greg Morandini
Lori-Ann Ozeroff
Paula Pryce

Dave Picton
Kevin Mason
Donna Ozeroff

Wayne Gritchen
Stephen Samoyloff
Janet Argatoff
Kevin Semenoff
Gail Cheveldave

Shermen Romney
Karen Andersen
Mike Berger

Cyril Nevakshonoff
Denise West

Julie Partridge
Chris Wanjoff

Eva Varabioff
Shannon Hill
Kilmany Jones

Deirdre Collier

George Koochin

Steven Voykin
Honorable Mention

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"Gloria Houeerd. Estelle. Commies Yvonne
Val

Eee Sookachoff, Janna i coat, Lawrence
zamelia and Lori Verigin.

Gr.
Sie Negreiff,

Tammy Read, Clare

Verigin and Ward Walsh.

Gr. 10

Kim Allen, Doug Forrest, Brian Osachoff,
Kari Sahlstrom, Sharon Smith and. Janie

Wong.
Gr. 9

Connie Batchelor, Gaven Bullanoff, Tammy
Jmaeff and Sian Landis.

South Slocan

Hospital Auxiliary

South-Slocan Hospital
Auxiliary held its June 4
meeting at the West Koot-
enay Plant No. 3 Hall.

Sixteen members were
present ior this last meeting
prior to the summer recess.

The auxiliary’s bank bal-
ance was reported to be
growing. The Baby Case rea-
lized over $180 for the month.

The auxiliary has a contest
going amongst its members
for the summer. Prizes to be
awarded in September for
first prize; also a prize for the
most unusual way.

Old Timer’s Reunion is
being held on July 19. Ser-
ving the breakfast will be

Winning
Provincial
number

The June 26 Provincial
winning ticket number is
6610131. This ticket, with its
complete number, wins
$500,000.

Additional prizes are
$50,000 for the last six digits;
$1,000 for the last five digits;
$100 for the last four digits;
$25 for the last three digits
and $10 for the last two
digits.

The next draw takes place
this Friday.

Bobby MacKay, Sadie Ham-
mond, Merle Ridge, Hazel
Street and Estelle Barton.

New Denver will be host-
ing the Area Conference on
Sept. 18.

Candy Stripers’ banquet
and awards night was held
June 11 at Mama Rosa's,
attended by Mary and Doug
Axworthy, Sadie and Buddy
Hammond, Helen Zarikoff,
Vera Budlyke and Betty
McRae. Jodie Scott was mis-
tress of ceremonies.

It was noted that the
Candy Stripers’ had volun-
teered 2,483 hours to the
Kootenay Lake District Hos-
pital from Sept. /80 to June
781,

The humorous skit the
girls performed had the
audience laughing — even
when the performers couldn't
remember their lines and the
promptors couldn't find the
lines on the copy.

Sadie Hammond presented
awards for 50-hour service.
Doug Axworthy presented
awards for 250-hours service.

Candy Striper of the year
award, presented by Steve
Jessome, was won by three
young ladies: Jodi Scott,
Joanne Hendrix and Jackie
Purdy. They were presented
with a plaque and a cheque to
help them over the summer.

The girls presented Dianne
Strader with a plant for her
new home.

HOMEGOODS

FURNITURE
WAREHOUSE

Tues. - Sat.

9:30 - 5:30

China Creek

“Drive a Litte to Save a Lot”

Robson Awards Day

Awards Day was held June
25 at the Robson Elementary
School. The following is a list
of those ig recogni-

Roger Carlson, Willow

Docherty.

tion:
Grade l
ACHIEVEMENT
Gavin Mealing, Chris Ar-
chambault, Jenny Payson.
EFFORT AND
IMPROVEMENT
Ryan Schatz, Clayton
Quinn.
CITIZENSHIP
Jennifer Wiesner,
Walters.
SPORTS
Ryan Stevens, Sara Bagur.
PENMANSHIP
Ryan Stevens, Jarrod Leit-
ner.
CLASSROOM HELPER
Jenny Findlay.
rede 2
ACHIEVEMENT
John Wegner, Aaron Ken-

Ruby

nedy.
WORK HABITS
Jon Davoren.
EFFORT
Shauna Turcotte, Shane
Batting.
MOST IMPROVED
Carlo Masini.
CITIZENSHIP
Cara McArthur.
PENMANSHIP
Tammy Bezaire.

Grade 3
ACHIEVEMENT

HONORABLE MENTION
(A

Jason Stevens, John Harg-
reaves, Leanna Andreashuk.
EFFORT AND
IMPROVEMENT IN HAND-
WRITING

Trevor Seville, Deanna
Bankert, Heidi Smith.
PROFICIENCY HAND-
WRITING

Shauna Wallace, John
Hargreaves.
HONORABLE MENTION
(Handwriting)

Roger Carlson.
CONSISTENT FINE

EFFORT

Darrell Swetlishoff, Lohn-
ny Strelaeff.
SPORTSMANSHIP

Ken Halisheff, Wade For-
ester, Lohnny Strelaeff,
Heidi Smith,

Queen candidates
hosted by mayor

The weather cooperated
Sunday with Castlegar's
Mayor Audrey Moore to
make an enjoyable afternoon
tea at her Woodland Park
home.

Serving to the assembled
guests at the tea were the
Miss Castlegar Queen con-
testants; Waneta Command
Colleen Dasher; Leanne
Smalley; Leora Sorenson;
Lorene Tamelin; Susan Tis-
chler; Diane Vader and
Cathy Ward.

Pouring at the event were
Mrs. Ruth Townsend and
Mrs. Calderbank.

The Mayor's Tea is only
one cf the many cvents the
‘81 candidates are taking part
in, all to be culminated at the
pageant on July 17.

Also on sale are the Queen
Travelling Fund tickets. Only
400 are being sold and the
funds will be used for the
queen to attend functions in
the neighboring towns to
promote the City of Castle-
gar. Tickets are available
from the candidates cr com-
mittee members. Let's sup-
port Miss Castlegar ‘81.

WORKHABITS ‘AND
EFFORT

Jason Tait, Jenny Adams.
MOST IMPROVED

Jane Deschamps
CITIZENSHIP .

Theo Friml.
SPORTS

Arla Goolieff, Theo Friml.
PENMANSHIP

Rod Pereversoff.

Grade 5
ACHIEVEMENT
Julie Leitner, Lisa Miner.
MOST IMPROVED
it Jenner, Kevin Ge-

PENMANSHIP
Rhona-Lee Wiesner.
SPORTS
Ward Johnson.
CITIZENSHIP
Michelle Coyle.

Grade 6
HIGHEST ACADEMIC
ACHIEVEMENT

Shawna Smith.
HONORABLE MENTION

Jennifer Stroes.
MOST ACADEMIC
IMPROVEMENT

Leonard Wegner.
HONORABLE MENTION
(for abov)

Chery! Linkletter.
SPORTS

Leigh Ann Halisheff, Jeff
Schuepfer.

Super Loto

Over $4 million

The June 29 winning Super
Loto number, is 249692.
‘There are additional prizes of
$10,000 for the last five
digits, $1,000 for the last four
gitis and $100 for the last
three digits.

The five non-decomposable
numbers, for $100,000 are
311216, 831690, 473674,
471018 and 040680.

There are also three bonus
numbers each worth $1 mil-
lion. These are separate

numbers and non-decompos:
able; 369B955, 962C007 and
507C917.

Other prizes offered are
from the regular ticket num-
bers: Free ticket for these
two digits (92) that are
consecutive from left to
right. Other numbers that
may be in any position but
must read left to right are
626 for $100; 8739 for $1,000
and 16928 for $10,000.

Answer for Sunday Crossword Puzzle No. 954

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NEARLY NEW,

NEW FRIDGE Sand stove. Approx.
1@ $1,600. Used only 2 months,
Wil wall for "$1,200 firm, Almond
color, 365-2167 days. 9/52
ENGLISH BRIDLE, «pony. site (new),
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COMPRESSOR (160 Ib. pressure)
Westinghouse 30 inch stove,
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Castlegar 365-5112

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75 cents per Teton Ph eSea70N,

CHEST of drawers, students desk,
white, French provincial Seamed
chair, 9 x 12 brown Bh Soe

record player, guitar,
365-3096.

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AND A ‘COP IN

A GUY INAN ELEVATOR WITH 2 RLS
ORAS’

MAYTAG Spin Washer ait
cellent condition. Ph. 365. Cari

CHERRIES, K & L Service Fruit
Stand. raigeesry "Pa 1% miles
west on Is0% on ey

h, 365-5523 8 a. 0
"3/51

CHOCOLATE. BROWN 5

back massage heat cushion, Lady
unbeam makeup vanity, belt

vibrator, hand vibrator, i 965

RAWLEIGH products ilabl
all the eid reliable and many new

ree shopping
WALLPAPER

in Stock at

OGLOW’S

613 Columbia Ave., Castlegar

SIDES of Pork, cut and wrapped.
Sides of A-1 beef fronts and thin:
ds. Free delivery every Tuesday.
Newdan Forms, Creston, ° 42.

9901 oF 365.5662 tin/A32

Kitchen Cabinets
BY CRESTWOOD AND
INTERNATIONAL

VERIGIN
INDUSTRIES LTD.
Bear Creek 368-6408

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USED GUNS ought and soi

cash or trode.

Rossland, Ph. Seki has

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jootencys,
MOTHER NATURE'S
PANTRY.

cs columbla Ave,
Castlegar — 365-7750

JALLON aquarium, complete
with ‘stand, filter, heater, rocks
and fish, Ph, 365-2321 after es

TARGE white fri= Frei
» 365- rat

& UNION PETERS

between. so od ols

RENT

SPACE
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166 HOMES AND CABINS.
Daybreak Construction Ltd. For
Seree" eee further information

USED and new pianos and orgai
No deli
and repdir. Phone Ke

365-7895 or Carol Romney 65.
6302.

Two-Gallon

ins.
ge. Plano toni tuning.

Earl's Private Pools

COMPLETE LINE OF:
Pools, Spas, Chemicals

365-6774

rack, courh’a
Bathtub; barstools (3),” “carpet
sweeper, 365-6005 betw:
p.m. ‘weekdays and before, 10

Heavy duty all-purpose +
plastic patls with tight-titting
vers and handles.

Need cleaning, $1-50 each.

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Castlegar

brother
Sewing Mochines
ond Type tts

3 UNION PETERS

¥ SALES ond SERVICE
QTE 1226 Coder Ave., Trail, 8.C.

H.P. AIR COMPRESSOR,
Joostiov with 60 gol. tank,
$1,200. 0.b.0. Ph, 365. .

me YEAR on

laying hens.

A Cone RAN ing fom

sale. 365-2267.

REGISTERED AUERICAN soit
ales $175.

pai Males $175,
Tenates $200" 365-3481. 3/52

jolden comet
3/5:

ONE SINGLE BED with mattress
$20. rh. 36S 4188, —__251

Items for Matin in are

ad for three times.

= 2 ay

FURNISHED heated 2 BDRM. apt,
with fireplace, also furnished
bachelor apt. 365-7883.

FURNISHED bachelor cutee
Burcard apartments. jon-
amokers, available now. 365-
6547. 3/5:

SMALL HEATED ene in Robson.
Single person ‘ouple

ferred. No c children or pets,

195/mont
oo
365-3698.

LARGE 2 BDRM. parth; fpne
‘opt. for couple or mily. No

Aug. 1. 365-5338.

2 BDRM. hou: for soiiabts
married ‘couple.-No pets. 368-

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rtions for Price of 4

482 Columbia building.
365-7248.

KITCHEN SUITES. Fully furnished
includes TV, e'
request.
for sum:

ques. \enic. table
provided. ree private
Seve Weeal | for students: const.
crews. Prices for the budget min:

7/50

CENTRALLY located, 1 BDRM. fur-
nished apt. Suitable for couple,
References. 365-:

ONE and 2 cane ‘ae, ae

children or pets. 365-2950.

PARTLY, FURNISHED 1 BDRM apt.
wail. Aut. Vet, utlities. ledue rai
h. 365-3271.

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hy, wa monthly
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365-7516 or 365-7750.
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Basement sane. Avail.
dul) ‘a non-smoker. No pets.
Reterunces required. Ullities In-
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THREE 1-BEDROOM suites. In-
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p.m, tin/38

afte
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7/50

new stove and

inidge, tow new ca euipet. ‘No Pets, 365-

tin/49
29'x58' COMMERCIAL building.
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, OLDER style whit washbasin in

2 bdrm furnished Tralee auth od-
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$30. Ph, 365-6263." 2/51

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GARAGE SALE: Campbe:
wringer washer, appliances:
cookware, misc. items, 7
Pinewood Driver, Castlegar, Joly
4-5at9a.m,

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ONEBD Lanai house to be moved or
torn down for salvage. Phone
965-5709 after 4 p.m: 3/50,

FOR SALE
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ides a ‘oaitn in dist
black walnut kitchen cabinets,
6° china cabinet and 8’ vanity
with double basins, large
coven

CURT RESIDENTIAL, 900 sq. i 1-2
BDRM, spacious, treed lo! it,
son atiy-corner to, to tisnalh
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PRIVATE
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Kinberry Heights,
Asking $82,500.,
3 BDRM Bungalow,
Full Basement,
on 65 X 110 lot,
Carport, Early

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