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common sense to make sure
/.your- boat has’ the proper
-"emergency equipment on board
before you start out. "A bailing
ean, an‘anchor and a paddle are
musts..Everyone ‘on, board
should have a government-
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Phone 365-7395
Behind Castle Theatre

Castlegar & District Curling Club

GENERAL MEETING °

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23
7:30 P.M.
Curling Club Lounge

All. members and’ interested parties are ‘invited
to attend. 1

Water is fun but itde-<
mands respect. It is only.

HEADQUARTERS FOR ALLYOUR

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HUNTING KNIVES — RIFLES
~ SHOT GUNS — SHELL BELTS

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$6.49 BOX

HUNTING LICENCES
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SUNGS — GUN CASES

+ Wednesday,

A large y ress sign, local

‘dignitaries and'a proud group

of residents welcomed ‘the
Sentinel Club’s Senior Broncos

“’ as they emerged from the plane

at the Castlegar Airport on.
of last week bear- °
ing ‘their  weophy: with each?
. player wearing his silver m
signifying they are the Silver:
Medal winners of the Canadian ;
Bronco Baseball Championships
held recently, in Sydney,N.S.
The boys placed ‘second
when they:.were' defeated ‘by
the strong Montreal. team but

ey had a saying of their own, ~.°

“First in B.C., second :in Que- <

bee” with manager Wally Horn-

ing at the civic dinner following”
eir arrival, terming the Que-

‘bee: baseball team as a “‘semi-

_pro” club of 11 and 12 year olds.

It was with pride that they ‘
rode ‘on the fire truck to City:
Hal); followed by a cavalcade of :
well-wishers. It was with pride ’
they signed the guest book.at ”
City Hall taking care to include ~
the'-names of three coast
players that joined them for the .
championships and that of their °.
team mate Dan Barnes who.
_ just before becoming leadoff
‘batter for the championship
Quebec game, was ‘taken'to ©
hospital and immediately un-

derwent surgery for appen- |

~ dicitis,
Dan Barnes: was also re-

membered again ‘at the civic -

dinner that-evening when he

received a round of applause for

playing some “fantastic ball”.
Dan returned home Mon-

MARSHALL
WELLS STORE

Castleaird Plaza

day afternoon and w was.met by.
his fellow’ teammat

merous adults

mother: had only praise for! ie
people: who had ‘! been: 80

thoughtful ‘to him during: his?
hospitalization., This (included

visits from members. of the

‘ Sydney Baseball Team. and 5

from’ Sydney's mayor. ©’
At’ the civic diner. Mayor

Ed "Mosby was presented ‘an -
* autographed ball’from ‘team
;manager >Wally : Horning.

Mosby said it was a Ton egioul
occasion and that the team had
“carried the letter‘of Castlegar,

further than any otlier team”.~

le said the team was’ a
credit te the community: and
added that the best can be

picked to furnish them but the

vital ingredient is spirit.“You

have gone up against unlimited”;

-resources and put Castlegar in
big letters on the’ baseball

map.”.The mayor noted there
may. bea Possibility ‘of Castle-

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Castleaird Plaza
Phone 365-3714

George Lewis

HOURS
Mon. thru Sat.
9 a.m. = 5:30 p.m,
Friday 9 am. - 7 p.m.
. Monday Closed

gar, isting & the Canadian chi
jonshi id, “T would be
proud and hap;
‘along’ asa ‘bat’ boy.
2 Castlegar» aud ‘Distric

you took me

‘Chiinbek of! Commerce presi

‘dent Dave Silvester said he. was’

‘proud ‘to: see ‘the enthtisiasm.

shown by the communit; tie
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3 Hinters’ are ‘asked to check these maps and: certain the ¥
Open

OPEN. AREA: 2
» From the east boundary of Robson (this boundary is west of -
e Robson ferry, wharf) fo the east bank of Syrteas Greek
(exeluding Syringa. Creek Par How) 3?

That area ‘between these'2 ‘points north c ‘ke
© River and Arrow Lakes tothe helght of lar

2. ‘AREAS NOT “INCL DE!
JAREA,

ofa) watershed, of Pass Creek (Norm's Creek)
<(b) Syringa Creek’ Park area. (lots S068: 9154;

vy 7669).

te) watershed of ‘Arrow Lakes Northwest of Syringa ‘Ceek:
*(d); All hunters should respect ah f property: owners
nd. Leathe land."

1 ted on all main
ids leading to the: area.

aie) iheniogk enforcement program will be set up In the
\ during the ELK: HUNTING. SEASON. oe

_‘Satdy Seplember. 8
for a.

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, September 12, 1974

RECREATION AND

EDUCATION PROGRAMS

Sponsored by SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 9 and

+ $25.00. Wednesday ~~ 7:80-9:80
en Foden, Stanley Humphries High School
Matera nciment 1 Maximum20 80 hot re lo a a
rge

bOuTHAND,

course is tentative depending ‘on availability of instructor. Interested

ile may leave their names at the Recreation Offi

ffice,
jum Enrolment 15 Stanley Humphries High School

rita:

ft ‘course is t ive depending on abil of instructor.
‘may leave thete names at the Recreation Office.
Enrolment 16 Stanley Humphries High School

MACHINES
‘sourse of 10-key touch adding machine and printing calculator. Learn how to

‘the machines pee and develop skill in speed and accuracy.
$20.00; esday 7:30 -9:80 p.m.
Sept. 24- Jan. 2 Stanley Humphries High School
Minimum Enrolment12 Maximum 20 y

80 hours ©
Instructor: Bob Faulkner

DRIVING
‘An execlient course for those wishing to learn how to drive defensively.
‘Pee = $15.00 Stanley Humphries High Schoo!
Mishnum Enrolment 12 7:80-9:30 p.m. 16 hours
i/,sfoee nights only — Monday & Tuesday Oct. 21 & 22
Monday & preity Oct. 28 & 29
Bob, Foubister,.. ...

unters. All ‘equipment. ‘ts ‘supp!

7:30-9:30 p.m.
Sept. 17 a Oct. 10

@ .00
Misiasam Enrolment
‘two. et sk 2 yuesday & Thursday y
Anetrsctor: Bill Junker

in blueprint reading.

00.5 ses " Kinnaird Junior High School
Misinun Enrolment 12 7:00 - 10:00 p.m. 42 hours
‘Rights per greek =~ Monday & Thursday Jan. ;6-Feb. 20
Harold Mart

“Gather fc Britsh Ca bil ni t Certifi

for ‘Britis! ia Government

a . ira Junior High School
7:00 -10:00 p.m, 75 hours

Fee - $50.00
*Miaimum Enrolment
Baro Sept. 30 - Dec. 23

‘Two nights per eres = 2 eocday & Thursday
‘$eetroetor: Harold Martin

‘and Ssbetinced instruction by Mrs. Carol Couch, whois the art instruc-

Yor/at Stanley Humphries High School. All equipment is supplied.
Fes - Monday. 7:80 - 9:30 p.
6.to: March © Stanley, Humphries High School
‘Minimum Enrolment 12 Maximum 16 20 hours
= Mrs. Carol Couch

‘gourse Is for women who wish i are or - improve in knitting, crocheting,

provided.
ee $5.00 Monday 7:30 - 9:30 p.m.
24-Nov. 25) Kinnaird Elementary School
ees Enrolment 12 20 hours
ntroetor: Mrs. Leona Horvath

the basics in Macrame. All equipment sy supplied.
ira 00° Tuesday _—-7:80- 9:30 p.m.
Kinnaird ciceuaee School
Heiman M rient 12 20 hours
Jennifer Tsun

Kinnaird. Hall Basement
& Sunday October 4, 5 & 6th
y 00 p.m. Saturday 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Sunday. 9:00, a.m. pm.
Minimum Enrolment 12 e
tructor: Steve Kresta

Stanley Humphries High ph School 3

Includes the following 4-harness table
Our goal for

SLIM

Typing Shorthand
Mens Keep-Fit
Italian Cooking

REGIONAL RECREATION COMMISSION No. 1

FOOD FOR THOUGHT

A course on nutrition and natural foods. For some a new experience in use and
preparing of natural foods, how to eat substantially and economically.

Fee - $20.00 Wednesday 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Minimum Enrolment 12 Kinnaird Junior High School
October 2- Dec. 4 20 hours

Instructor: Ellen Bloodoff

. CAKE DECORATING

Learn to ceecrale cakés for all occasions, Excellent instruction.

Fee - $15.00 Wednesday 7:30 - 9:30 p.m.
Oct.2-Dec. 4 Stanley Humphries High School
Minimum Enrolment 12

20 hours
Instructor: Mrs. Stella Ball <.

CHINESE COOKING y

Learn to make those exotic original Chinese dishes
Fee - $20.00 Stanley Humphries High School
: mer be at 15 24 hours
Two Classes — Tuesda; jept. 24 - Dec. 10
Thursda’ Sept. 26 - Dec. 12
M Cha

Instructor: Mrs. May in. * 7:80 - 9:30 p.m.

RUSSIAN COOKING

Learn to make some of those fabulous Russian. dishes - Borsch, Pettahey,
Holopshi and many others, Almost everything supplied.
Monday ——_7:00- 10:00 p.m.
Kinnaird Junior High School
16 80 hours,

12
Mrs. Nancy P

CRAFTS
For boys and girls - a course designed in creative crafts using discards found
around the average home. The Programs will teach the child how to make toys,
from basic items such as bottles, egg

and
cartons, paper, rolls, plastic containers, etc. All materials supplied.
5. Kinnaird Hell Basement
£15 bodes a:

Instructor: Vi Giles

SQUARE DANCING

Beginners here is your chance to learn to square dance. A fun filled social
activity with excellent instruction.

Fee - $30.00 per couple Woodland Park School

Sept. 18-Feb. 19 Wednesday 7:80-9:30 p.m.

Minimum 16 40 hours

Instructor: Jim McLuckie

CONVERSATIONAL FRENCH
Parlez-vous francais? If not, here is your chance. Classes are held in a pleasant

Thursday 7:80 - 9:30 p.m.
. Stanley Humphries High School
Minimum Enrolment 12 20 hours

Instructor: Mrs, Marie Minome

RAMA
For boys and girls 9 - 2 years. This group will attempt to put on an actual play.
‘An experience in theatre drama and a chance to perform.

Fee - $7.00 Thursday 7:00 - 8:30 p.m.
Sept. 26 - Dec. 12

Castlegar Primary School
Minimum Enrolment 32 :
Instructor: Oscar M

**We would also like tos start an adult drama group. Interested people notify the
recreation office.

18 hours

BALLET

» Creative ballet for children 4 to 11 years. Instruction is by Mrs. Lisa Petter, a
graduate of the Vienna Academy of Music and Performing Arts. She taught this
class for the last two years with great success.

Fee - $20.00 first child Minimum Enrolment 12 per class
$18.00 second child Sept. 24 to Nov. 26
'$16,00 third child .Tuesday Twin Rivers School

7, hours 4:00 - 4:45 p.m.

Children 4 - 6 years
dren 6% - 11 years 10 hours §:00 - 6:00 p.m.
fhstructor: Lisa Petter

TRIM
Keep slim and trim to music in a graceful way. This is open to high school
students and adults. Family rates available.
Fee - $18.00 Tuesday 6:30-7:30 p.m.
Sept. 24 - Nov. 26 Twin Rivers School
Minimum Enrolment 12 10 hours
Instructor: Lisa Petter
**]f there is sufficient registration, fees may be lowered.

fand Refresher

Course
* Open to those holding certificates; those whose certificates have lapsed; and

those who do not hold certificates.

Contact the recreation office for further information.

PLEASE REGISTER AT THE RECREATION OFFICE PRIOR TO STARTING
DATE. REGISTRATIONS MUST BE PAID NO LATER THAN THE START Or
FIRST SESSION.

720 - Tth Avenue South (In Kinnaird Hall)
Phone 365-3386

Our address:

Instructors are still needed for the following classes:
Interior Decorating

Upholstery
Ladies Volleyball

Boys Gymnastics

Stites WOLLEYBALBE trot

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CREATIVE DANCE
Creative and contemporary exploratory dance for adults and teens. Family rates.

available,
Fee - $18.00 f Tuesday 7:30-8:30 p.m.
Sept. 24 - Nov. 26 Twin Rivers School
Minimum Enrolment 12 10 hours
Instructor: Lisa Petter

**If there is sufficient registration, fees may be lowered.

RATE

Fee - $10.00 per month
Starting September - register any time
38 nights per week
Monday and Tuesday 7:30-9:30 p.m.
Wednesday 5:00-7:00 p.m.
Minimum Enrolment 12
Instructor: Giles Lepage

Kinnaird Elementary School

PRE-SKI CONDITIONING
Get in shape for the winter season with pre-ski conditioning,
Fee - $10.00 Kinnaird Elementary Schoo)
Oct. 3- Dee. 5 Thursday 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Minimum Enrolment 12
Instructor: Laurie Lyons

20 hours

BADMINTON
Boys and girls - capable instruction.
Fee - $8.00 for season
Sept. 23 all winter
Ages8-12 years Monday & Wednesday 6:15-8:00 p.m.
Ages 13- af years bisndey, & Wednesday 8:00 - 10:00 p.m.
Thursday 7:00-9:00 p.m.

Twin Rivers School

) Basic instruction on the. techniques of ‘vol

Fee =’ $5.00 Minimum Edrolment 12 i iS ature atte
n= Thursday. 7:80-9:00 p.m. :; Oct. 8- Dec. & (Robson School)
Fe Ts Monday ©: 7:80 p.m, Sept. 30- Dee: 2 (Tareya Behe)
South - Wednesday 7:80 - 9:00 p.m. Oct 2 = Dec. '4
ne nated Elementary School)
Instructor: Diane Becraft/Ailman

ball. A'fun game in a relaxed atm:

nel fe ‘or indies ke
eal for ladies to keep in good condition and lose weight: Each cipant.
works to her own standard and ability. st ee
Fee - $5.00
Bobson - Tuesday 8:00 - 9:00 p.m. Oct. 1 - Dec. 3 (iobest, School}
Castlegar South - Thursday 8:00 - 9:00 p.m. Oct. 3 - Dec.
ind Park School)
Castlegar North - Wednesday 8:00 - 9:00 p.m. Oct. 2- Dec. 4
= Castlegar Primary)
Minimum Enrolment 12 +
Instructor: Diane Becraft/Ailman

Gael eeliae NO.1
asic gymnastics incorporating the fours shield ‘ogression i ti
program. This is for boys and gis Grades 1 Lp chess erste

Fee : $5.0 Twin

Ri
Sept. 29 - vers School

Monday 3:30. - 4:80 p.m.
Instructor: Cammy Lapointe

GYMNASTICS NO. 2
Basic gymnastics incorporating the four abel progression incentive program.
‘This is for boys and girls Grades 1

Fee - $5.00
Sept. 24-Nov.26  10hours
Instructor: Cammy Lapointe

Woodland Park School ©
Tuesday 4:00-5:00 p.m.

GYMNASTICS NO. 3 ‘Club’
Advanced gymnastics for girls. This is not for beginners. Only those interested
in competing and who have had some basic training.
Fee - $10.00 ‘Kinnaird, ‘Junior High School
Thursday 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Sept. 26 - Nov. 28
Instructor: Laura Johnson 20 hours

RED CROSS SWIMMING LESSONS
Fee $15.00
For Beginners, Intermediates and Juniors.
Montrose - Beaver Valley Swimming Pool
Twice Weekly - Monday & Wednesday Oct. 7 - Nov. 6

ADULT ART for Beginners
Fee - $25.00
Oct. 1 - Dec. 3
Instructor: Joyce Evans

Stanley Humpheiea 4 High, Benoa
Tuesday 00 p.m.
20 hours

JUNIOR ART
Fee - $7.00
Grades 1-3 © Wednesday
a Wednesday
Instructor: Joyce Evans

Kinnaird Elementary School
8:45 - 6:16 p.m. Oct. 2 - Dec. 4
5:30-7:00 pm. Oct. 2- Dee. 4
16 hours

BASIC ENGLISH FOR NEW CANADIANS
Fee - $14.00 Stanley Humphries High School

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This ad is testimony that we need a new community centre. The Regional Recre-
ation Commission No. 1 urge you to vote YES ON Sept. 28th.

Oct..7 - Dec. 12
Two sessions per week - Monday & Thursday

7:30 - 9:00 p.m.
Instructor: June Merrilees 30 hours