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CASTLEGAR EWS. Thuisday, July 19, 1979

Gosrulie NEWS Classifieds 365-2212

RATES AND
INFORMATION

Classiliod Ads appearing in this
‘section run in the Castlegar News
only. Deadine for submission ty
Wednosday of 100.10,

They are not Achon Ads and
therefore are not coverad by our
“Guaranteed Results policy.

——
Rates
The hist 10 words are 75¢ every
additionat word 1s 5¢

Payment Policy

Poyment must be made im ad:

Cash cheques or creda
cards including Visa \Chorgex)
and Master Chage acceplod.
Business accounls payment as
pre-ananged

Please see Section. "B" of
this poper for our mojor
Classified Action Ads.

~~ FOR RENT -

Creek’ Road. a
BCCI
Ivaitaie Aug. ial. &

FURNISHED 1- ont apa: cot-
ages. Married coupte preferred.
Ha anilare ren or pe

“Mi20

Ee GoM apt. Ph. after 5 By

365-7042.

ona. house, Sowntown, Cas-
Bis. 28, Sami-
3987863. “2.

wargTanes-
Ih, 365-24! Be

furnished trailer South
365-6276 or aa

1-BDAM. suile. No. pets. Ph.
"385-6304 weekdays only. 3/28
APPROXIMATELY .600 ft.
commercial office apace,
level, downtown Castlegar.
je, Aug.
965-3343
OAM. furnished basement
2. Ph oee-e _ 2/28

bdrm. apt. | for
quiet perio, Ph. 365-7608. 2/27

MISC. FOR SA

CAR_ air-conditioner, $50. ° Ph.
385-6576. Mi2120
OLO camper for remodelling. Ph.
365-3855. f2t

WATER ACT
Section 20

FILE NO. 0102440

Final Water Licence
10488, Owles Spring.
authorizes the diversion
and use of 1000 gallons
a day of water for

3.75 acre feet per an-
num of water for
irrigation purposes on
Lot 12361, Kootenay
District.

This licence has become
subject to cancellation
for failure by the licen-
see for three successive
ears to make
eneficial use of the
water for the purpose
and in the manner
authorized under the
licence.

Notice is hereby given
that unless couse to the
contrary is shown within
60 days of the date of
the fourth publication of
the notice the said
licence will be can-
celled.

H. D, DeBeck,

Comptroller of Water
Rights.

Parliament Buildings,

-Victoria, B.C.

This is the fourth publl-
cation.

MISC. FOR SALE Jf HOMES for SALE

OLOER Wyre 16 AB wont, G00 tralle
Canapy, fn tear fae oh
$50." Tworpottom full plow, '$96"

B-ft._ tands di
Salt. tan em isk,

HEAVY Cuty 10" radial arm aw,
Bape right. heasonavie, $228. Ph.

LANDSCAPING Buainess, includ:
a tener with ycrai It Me aid

MUELLER hang-glider for sale.
ee accept bes! tier. Ph, 5s:

#29 334i

CRANE angle Blip rasing teenee
or pr plug racing heads

is could a Bull

2/29 division, 87-{t. frontage. Ph.
8120. eae

BY OWNER
1,140 sq. ft.
-bedrooms

+ Largo tot, 100" x 240°
Fruit Troos
$45,000

Phone 365-5906

“PROPERTY a

YOUR rivertront dream home
on iris beautiful
ee South Casti

oni

CHOICE TST in Meadowbrook Sub-
. 385-

3120

Please See
Section ‘B’
of this
paper for
our major
CLASSIFIED
ACTION
ADS

PENTAX 35 mi

1. To tlegar. 2 afl Hl

fo]

rands, housecleaning, Shop
Fe Information call te t
bed with a
Ph. Smee

V.W. MUFFLER for dune a say
or Baje bug, $20. Ph. 365-756: oF

SUNFEST ALK SALE
25% off. Don itt Shoe andM
& J Ceramics, July 2121

SHARE A MOMENT WITH A 0.

LITTLE BROTHER. IT WILL
LAST FOREVER. VOLUNTEER
TO BE A ‘BiG BROTHER.’ Ph.
siege any days or 365-6881 Het

SWAP SHO

WILL SWAP $-ft, aluminum car-

_ $9p Boat for 12+ OF t4-ft. boat. Ph
domestic purpose: and: F..

condition for

Ads for Seniors

ONE 1/2" Saill feng saws; 5
Pegs pie ‘wood lathe;
ene ichelin radial tires es

TABLE
ahades; one. folding bed; three
lol a ea

plese,
andle; o:
one ee xy
belt; o tle
Mh in "good condition. Ph, 365-
Mi2i7e
TTY wrin a ears Reees.
lack &

Sgt repair $100;
er WN 00} ger & immer,
almost new, ‘$45. tes

One Julcer. Would an
pot or 2777 Ph.

ak CHRYSLER 300 In arcstient
a good ui used
pickup. “ph.3és.828h 2/27

Ine
a Ph. sale t
ONE single dout
wringer ashi peste, bat a
jars.
re! Bee

; drive,
tires, 28,000 miles. Ph.
‘ard. M

75-FT. UPPER bench pullin ac}

and
Rd. Beautiful, troad “a ting
popul ular ahaa close. .

arks. Call
Fiipwell Roaity, Seoe7814. "3/20
Ly Tot, Arrow Lakes. ree
miles above dam. Ph, 365-2655 or
365-5088, 3126

MOBILE HOMES

Mur, SELL! 1974 12x68 Ted's
Hom rm. with addition.
Excatant condition: uy akirted.
up in Coder Creat Trailer
Court. Ph. 368-3032.

1973, Tax8O-FT. STATESMAN 7
carpeted, drapes,
pidge. ang! Mota Ih. 3! 5
Miao

1972 12x68-FT. PARAM
Unturnished, 3-bdrm., PLT Be
ly kitehen, plus addition, wi eels
and ekirting. Ph. 365-5462,
MI3125
3-BDAM. Mobile Home with In-
sulated addition, and carpo:
Private fot_with paved Gtive In
lobson. $27,000. Reet HTT

1969 PARKWOOD with 8x32-ft.
addition, eal eae furnished
OF S08 64 276.

OELUXE A978 ara (Sierra) 14x70
ft, sire ted in Genelle
ar

ir furtl
18n veal 68-2320 sitar! ry pul a weird

seem Travel Trailers

if FT. heen Pup camper for
Import Complete with: a
Benet stove, oven furnace,
ta EYE!
pas SOT eo Fl
0 Btove, no
nh. 365-4554.

Heer, VANGUARD ver poly §
loaded. Ph. 359-7729.

1973 KAPLUN hardtep, tant trail-
or Sleeps 6. $395. PI hs 9858784

erat See 28.5 ie nh

y beat: offer! Ph,
eel 2120
i973 23-FT. eres travel
tral ee $4850 O. idl

Mian ese susp. Ss

VEHICLES

1970 OODGE pickup. 318,
matic, Good conditiot

Chavaile Malibu 350 ioral,
pets head ind mi

VEGA
my ‘int 5078.

1976 FORD 3/4-ton, 4-wheel
automatic, camper, -

a are looking 2 for ee Ba

i: RELIABLE 14-yr.-old 0}

titfcate. Ph. 365-631;
20

45 H.P. MERC oulbomrd, $350,
Ph, 365-6173.

Court News CANCEL: fou

Appearing in provincial
court July 10 for separate
charges of impaired driving
were, Murray Gordon Spain,
25, of Genelle, and Robert

1976 FIBERFORM 55 hip. Evin-
rudo, E-Z tow trallor, P paddion, 4
ite lite. jackete, and oki rope. Bh.

WANTED

VOLUNTEER! fo

te Sponsor Visinemote f
ONE PEG or one new or used

fora Suzuki, Ph. 365-5530.

MLS Ca! To
panics oo oaclee today, at Ses. gui

tal
nth. Ph. 385-6;
345-8844 evenings.

2/27
HELP WANTED

eRe rcatt ne, are invited from
suitably qualified people for the
for the Pass

ary Sons

‘The position Is Daned of he
School Year, Beptem mber = "une
ocd. consists of 6 1/4 hours per

aaffou of Work are from 16:00

2 The 8 hourly rate Is $7.55, plus
20 cents per hour afternoon shift
differenti
onltion must be filled on
or Leda foetal 4, 1978.
Icants must be in ‘good
i ain Previous ex-

pate: a sgust 3, 1078,
Applica! ition forma are avail:

able ai the School pewe ¢ ollica:

in terviews will be al

Secrotary-Treasurer
School Oi ial No. 0

* CLEANING ay with transpot
tlon, Ph, 365-7420 alter 7 p.!

For local medical_olinic, axperi-
sre office, RECEPTIONS

A :

in person with uy

. retume too Pine St., Phere en

WORK WANTED

MATURE woman would like to
care for achild In herown home —
Woodland Park area. Ph. 365-
(3868. 2/2

GIVEAWAY

PUPPIES to give away. Lab and
shepherd creas: Ph, 367-786 after

BABY Guinee,
pets, Ph, 385-3!

Student Placemen

RAGE era GIAL woud tike_ to
ity, Mon. through Fri.

erie: Exar

TWO enthusiastic Wor a Do 8
of wor!
Call Joe or Vaughn
365-5867. 2127
“lookin,
for oe any gd of work. Ph. Joe ai

OLE OLD boy is seeking odd
{eRe for the summer. Can do
jen work, mow lawns, or pick
Also Has baby sitting cor-

enytime,

jardi
rult.

1975 CHEV. Low mileage, radial
hee plus winters, ne lient con-
tion. $2200. Ph. 359-7684. 2130

1973 METEOR Rideau Good
condition. Ph. 385-3667 otter 4 4

jerosreToN PICKUP. Lon
oe n.,,4-spoed, peso
Vv:

ital
n 10 a.m. and 10 p.m.
iaizize
1973 MONTE CARLO Lende:
P.s., p.b., p.w., swivel buckets,
a, ), 4-barrel,
sual exhauat, alr shocks, Ph. 359°

box,
$1508
13128
are
8

TWO 15-yr.-old boys aeek! rt-
fre wort. Ph. Bes5eot ae Bree
ee oe mien ee

loymen'
305-5 Ask for. Ray.

LOST & FOUN

‘month-old pup In ho!
a with, Piece nose.

jae male
in South Canta gar. anewere
affy.""

un
1600 BLOCK Sth Ave., &., gray
female tapby, kitten, 4 init. old.
Answers ae “Boots.” Family pot.
Ph. 365-263:

Tora STRTOR CHEV pickup: Gua,

tom deluxe 20, 4-speed, BB sf

mites, complete Bite "6"

—self-contained, 3

M/3/29

1976 JEEP
mites, p.8.

gon ee 4,000
suede trac Beeson cénditon:

SELKIRK COLLEGE
Castlegar Campus
requires a

PERSONNEL OFFICE

Reporting to the Fersonnel: Direciat, the Ollicer

ea in the d

suc!

ordinates the recruii

policies and procedures related primarily to em-
ployee relations and in industrial relations matters

i4 as grievances and collective bargaining. The
Personne! Officer slso implements and co:

and p

programs and will
program.

Applicants should have

the job i

.o_university degree in
ation and three

ez or

years’

experience in the field of personnel
management and industrial relations. A good
working knowledge of the Labor Code of B.C.
would be an asset. Applicants should also have ef-
fective communication skills both oral and written.

Salary is

cluded,

and ex-

with
perience. An excellent benefit aca is also in-

Submit applications by July 31st to:

Personnel Office
Selkirk College

Box 1200
CASTLEGAR, B.C.
VIN 331

aa) SEOXOTA Corona. Ph. 35

are Bepre Charger Gavin a.
sunroof, two-tone wine

colo, "erilga control, radials, 360
callant condition, fe

rusts alt 305-0808.

MOTORCYCLES

1974 YAMAHA 500, biue metal

aint, Faring  saddlebags, Art

78 engine,
1958 @80 Trump
tal over,

ers achrome frame, lots of extras.
‘an bere seen at O-Bar-D or ph.

1978 RM125, ONE MONTH old.
Used 10 hours, Ph. 365-303

19871 C8350 HONDA. New top
$23. Pike and exhaust. ene

-_ tlegar News, Castlegar, 8.! 7

FOUND In anon, Golden Lab
puppy, & mtha. old. Ph. See T088.
LOST: re

Ceatlagar ah ath ‘Aye. i aoy “Wt Vite
Lore, et dae
bal games. Ph. 365-8103. 03. 2/28

FOUND: Epaoe ieee and is ae

shirt, Ph.

FOUND: Part-German arererd
* dog, male, about a yr. old. Leather

call far, no tag. Ph. 365-5047. 2/27

BUSINESS OPPT.

ESS. for Lease: General

SIN,
Store ervicg Station. Option to need,
inv ani or

Information: welts "Box 3007F, Cas-
Mi5i29

Announcements
eS SS

r r Grand Farks Ainbuton

ft Mr. and Mra.
Eamanton, Anas! sn June 22, 17,
In Kelowi

i more wh

21 of Ci
Both pleaded guilty to the

charge and were ‘each. fined ©

$350 or 20 days in jail in
default 7 payment,

Pleaatng “eaany to sep:
arate charges of. being a
minor in possession of alcoho!
were: Mike Anthony Laville,
17, of Clearbrook, Arthur 8.
Humphrey, 17, of Robson,
Glen Kirkwood, 18, of Castle-
gar, Philip G. Harrison, 18, of
Castlegar, Bradley George
Allan, 17, of Castlegar and
Jeffrey Leeson Kidd, 17, of
Nelson. Each of the above
were fined $160.

“8 @

Bruce Robert Burns, 19,
of Nelson, pleaded guilty to
the charge of supplying liq-
uor to a minor, and was fined
$200.

. *. .

Patrick Dermody, 18, of
Castlegar, entered a plea of
not guilty to the charge of
wilful damage, but was found
guilty and placed on six
months probation.

The, ae Le

oxygen.

Castlegat‘and ‘Belkirk
for suspended solids, fecal

residual and flow under sampling procedures
recommended in Pollution Control’ Board -

munielpal objectives,

Fecal coliform density tests are the wnly
water quality monitoring recommended for
the municipal discharges and. should be
planned after results of the health ministry's
one-year study of the sanitary quality of the
Columbia and Kootenay Rivers are available.
Water quality monitoring “should be closely

correlated” with effluent .

bist

naa ip 4 :
5s grea
ee t

“eblorines

and

Hetisat nation
coliforms, ‘chlorine’: oe eh coliform levels: were low. ey

Chlorination’ at. the clty'a. south. end
, sewage treatment facility is described ' as”
“well controlled" and its maximum discharge
of 710 cubic metres of effluent daily was
below the permit maximum of 3,273.

The study says the chlorination ; of
Selkirk College aeration plant, discharging
up to 596 cubic metres of treated effluent into
the river daily, was “usually effective",

he

LLUTION HAZARE
f

per.
nt, the’ study

pin’ the
Nias jot. éffective,”! it

showed fecal coliform

should be conducted during such critical
conditions -as low river flow, poor effluent
quality and downstream water use; the study

says.

The Castlegar Commun-
ity Band recently ‘elected a
new executive at its annual
meeting held at Selkirk Col-
lege.

says.

j_ Band

New Executive Named

tion will be president Bob

Bertuzzi, with vice-president -

Jack Phipps, secretary Adri-

enne Marshall and treasurer

Ray Gattinger.
{o)

‘Heading the organi:

Slocan Lake Oil Spill

| Now in

An oil spill Monday at
the north end of Slocan Lake
is in the.mop-up stage now,

129 area resident Ron Magnuson

reported Tuesday.
Magnuson, manager of
the Valhalla Lakeside Resort,
said a smail bulldozer was
cleaning up the beach, and
straw was being mixed with
the road oil, and then burned.
According to Magnuson,
the spill was ‘caused when a
ttanker truck overturned,
powing oil into water flowing
into Bonanza Creek.

A new program for ski
resource operation and man-
agement will ‘be ‘under:‘con-
sideration by the Selkirk
College board tonight.
Dean of studies Walter
Uegama.said Tuesday uae
ber College, near T

BA. fi.
mop-up

OCbeaesn
sage

“Local police and cit-
zens from New Denver and
surrounding areas have been
just superb in cleaning up the
spill," Magnuson said. “Many
people worked all night with
very little direction.”

Magnuson stated Mon-
day that he was disappointed
that no representatives of
the B.C. pollution contro}
branch had the

are
Dave Kyle, Lyn Anderson,
Jennifer Carter, Phillip Cal-
derbank, Mike Barringer,
Bob Kay and Frank King.
Throughout the 1978-79

season, the band has heen’

active in various events,
including the Sunflower Fest
Parade, Legion Parade (Re-
membrance Day), Festival of
Awareness concert, Commu-
nity Showcase concert and
the Air Cadets’ Annual: In-
spection.

The band is currently
preparing for the Sunflower
Fest Parade to be held this
weekend.

New members are still
needed. Adult members of

spill, and he had stil! heard
nothing from the branch as of

. late Tuesday afternoon.

the who play
band instruments—especially
clarinets and trombones—are

Selkirk College

Adds Ski Resource Program?

aimed primarily toward trai-
ning’ resort -operators, and...
those “responsible ‘for the
external operations of the ski
hill itself,” Uegama said.
He said he expected the
course to be! filled if the board

the only institution in Canada
to offer such a course.
“The program will be

my LEGALS |

FOR SALE BY PUBLIC TENDER
Tenders will be accepted u|
to noon, July 20, 1978, For the
following surplus equipme ment:
8 Chevrolet a2 feton th

7. The balance |s payable
upon _accaptan f the ful

ceo ju
fter 4 did. cee lowest or” highest sense
2/28 i ed ani

lg not necessarily acct
Boura ronarves. tne eM to eh
any or all ten
Envalo . must be marked:
RUCK TENDER
Mr. John Dascher
ave ir. Jol mae
Schoo! ble io striet No. 8

Gastieger, 3. Cc.

gehen

2/28

There are no words ta express,
our heartfalt thanks and ein
ur our rience,

ry dear kin
rd Sxprensionaof

ath

durin ot

aa mugiter ‘and slster Stor, who
as taken from us 50 pepe rye

dear

‘3, the Chemott. family,

for nee invaluable fine and true

telandahip Surlny hour of

any than! oh fo those se who

rough 1g ie ie aingers, ine
‘cook rere and

Hive sveryone ane
ped ts Bur gral fade wall
who sent a end

forting word:
thoughts with thelr flowers
eras of aympathy. The:

eoled Gur barren, an
ease ‘our shock and’ grief. Thanks
to the Castlegar Funoral Home for
thelr kind services rendered,

"Betton, os Out
ear 3, ger day
ra and Sater Protni katt,

Joyce. and Steve Jmleff.

Ip’ Anthony

by
n Guinan, andSt. Rita's

night,, pee oad no projected
figures at the time.
A survey of the industry

The ee of the late Edward
rehibald .would Ike to
thank ite thelr friends for the
sympathy shown during the toss of
beloved gon and brother. The
Ho card floral tributes,

aymp! pithy ones are cea ply appre:
clated. A special thanks afore her

= ‘The Archibald Family.

In Memoriam

CPE — =a loving memory

cof, wae

We would wake that way to ©

dust to see ¥ ju once
Yau have ni at Poalty Toft ut;

Nor you tra travelled
ped inside God's fovely

fue Nett ‘the door r ajar.
Dad, yous =. ay Forgotten,

Aaron.

BEAGER — tn loving memory a
Frank Berger, who passed ai
July 13, 11

9 en | the door gentle Lord,
3 tet ir dear Ded come

lY Open the door for

jatch,
Set hima re at thy ‘table Lord,
He icv a

I stories, ‘often told,
tena thou a willing ear;
anim a bed where tho purple
maawn will touch his reath

You'ltin find him up early, dear

A gardening rox round f your Riewite, ”

children, and grangent dren.
——S

STUDENT EXCHANGE
Castlegar — Victoria?

We are looking for a student who is planning.
to attend Camosun College’or UVic inthe fall to,
live-in with our family in exchange fora home: near,
Selkirk College for an Svialion students

was carried out, Uegama
said,..in-.which : people; from
resorts in’ Banff, Alta. and
the B.C. west coast and
interior provided their opin-
ions on the operation of such
-a program.

levels of a much as 240,000 per 100 millilitres.
An effluent flow average of 170 cubic ‘metres
daily exceeded the permit average of feed) it

invited to join (even ‘itit has
been several years since they
have played their instru-
ments).

Regular practices - will
resume in September at the
main lounge of Selkirk. Col-
lege. Anyone intersted in
practicing with the band, is
asked to phone Robert Bertu-

.22i for more information.

WE'LL ALL. TAKE A PLUNGE
IN THAT.PRIVATE POOL THE
BROCHURE MENTIONED".

proved the course,.“so we
don’t anticipate any problems
at the board meeting regard-
ing approval.” i
Uegama added ‘that it
makes ‘sense to offer a
program of this type in a
area .like ‘that

the resort
managers were very suppor-
tive," he said. “We're satis-
fied that the demand is
there.”

“Originally it was sub-
mitted as a one-year program
that would be instituted this
fall. It was requested that it
be submitted as an ongoing
program, but it won't be
incorporated into the curricu-
lum until (1980) next fall.”

According to Uegama,

‘the college board's internal

review committee has ap-

Castlegar News
191 Columbia Avo.

2

served by the college.

LOST CERT SCATE
F TITLE

LAND REGISTRY acT

RE: Lot 8, District. Lot
181, Kootenay. Dis-
trict, Plan 3034

WHEREAS proof of
loss of Certificate of
Title No. 128853-1 to the
above-mentioned. lands
issued in the name. of
COLIN W.. FRASER,
JAMES GEMMILL, ED-
WARD J. LIPSETT, and
JOHN A. WILLIAMS,
Trustees of the
Congregation of the
Castlegar United Church
of Canada has been
filed in this office.
Notice is hereby, given
that { shall at the ex-

the date of the first
publication hereof,
issue a Provisional.Cer-
tificate of Title in lieu of
the said Certificate
unless in the meantime
valid objection be made
to me in writing.

DATED at the Land
Registry Office, Nelson,
B.C, this 29th day of
dune A.D., 1979.

E. J. Raven,
Registror

Date of second publica-

tion, July 19, 1979. ,

Canada

°B

Public Works

INVITATION TO TENDER.

SEALED TENDERS for the projects or ser

below, addressed to pe ral or gervices listed

tracts, Pacific Region, Department of Public Works,

panda. 110 West Georgia Street,
V6E SW5, will be received until #

closing time ‘and date. Tender documents can: be

Travaux. publics
Canada

Vancouver,
he. specified

members, back row, |

tabo, Art Bruce, Mitch

TOURNEY WINNERS at the duly 7 competitions held In’
Salmo were the Castlegay Vikings veonslsting of team

to right, Raymond Sehe; Bill
: Chepmen, Norm Devornay, Randy Granted Aage Brat;

id. The ch were

in’ a shoot-out

Juveniles and the Castlegar Vikings when they ti
ait the Castl Hogar Vikings s winning with Sour:goals to

“ between Cast A

“teams took
Salmo, two

piration of 14 days from |.

SOUTH CASTLEGAR: 6th Avenue — Large lot,
100x125 ft. Four bedrooms, 1% baths, 2 fireplaces,
rec. room, pantry/cold room, water ‘sofiener,
W/W, double carport, toolshed/greenhouse. Take
over mortgage at 10% %.

Phone 365-3937 after 4 p.m.

family.
Interested parties, lceie én
R. A. Van ven Brink “
1895 Lansdowne Road

VICTORIA, B.C. V8P TA9
Telephone 5986040

d through:the above: ‘ioted D
Public Works, Vancouver offices:i 9: fhe at

ooPROJECT © 2

PR 035285 — Replace sub-floor and
{Phase il); Federal Building, Rossland, Hesee Soe

«Closing Date: 11:00AM rosl 01 AUGUST 1979
The lowest or’ ‘any tender fiat necessarily accepted.

lor HWIOBR Ary

an
Front row, left to right, Chuck Bucknell, player coach
bill Fattigrews, player assistance coach Co
tebo,: captain .Kacre Ashelm, Walter Strobel ‘John
Flegel,’ Brian “Hunter, and Terry: Brattebo. Seven
pert in'the competitions, three from
m Castlegar, and one each from | :

Conrad Brat-

5-0 and 5-1; with the Castlegar Vikings beating
Nelson 2-0, and Salmo 3-0. In the finals It was the

sponsored by the Hi Arrow Arms,
vIn first place; with Castlegar Juveniles, coached
by Marlo Baff, taking second; and the Nelson Old-.

Castlegar Vikings,

timers placing third.

By DAN OBEDKOFF

Castlegar Aquanauts
won their second consecutive
awim meet of-the season on
the weekend of July 7-8 as

“they captured the Trail-War-

field invitational meet.
The }-Aquanauts swam
very we and -it''was a
completejiteam effort: that
ensured the victory. There
were also:several outstand-

‘ing individual performances

turned in:

Keith Klimchuk set a
record in the boys, age 9 and
10 40-yard butterfly, while
Pauline Orr broke the girls’ 9
and 10 b ke mark, A

Castlegar Ac Aquanauts Swim Club

- Second Consecutive Win

GooD SHOWING wos made during the

fine effort was turned in by

“Alexis Walsh, as she captur-

ed: the girls 18°and 14

. aggregate award.

J, While most of the Aqua-

-hauts were. swimming in

Trail, six members travelled
to Penticton to participate in
a swim meet in that city.
These; swimmers did .very

enwell,., alsoe.agd.-walked., off...
* with many of -the trophies.
* won the .
: grand aggregate. award in
- Penticton. for accumulating

Joe Berger

the most: points during the
meet, as he won four firsts in

the boys’ "11 and 12 category. ©
Mike Berger won the boys’ 13 °

and 14 aggregate trophy, as
he -put in another. fine per-
formance. Jason Leitch ‘had
an excellent meet, as he set a
new record in the boys’ 13
and (14 Individual Medley,
and also broke the breast-
stroke record.

-: Meanwhile, back in Tra-
il, the: Aquanaut swimmers
were taking home their share
ofthe silverware. Here are

the aggregate winners from

Castlegar: :

Girls 8 and under —
Monica’ Tymofievich, tie for
first; boys 8 and under —
Jason Schuepfer, third; girls
9 and 10 — Pauline Orr, first
and Lisa Uchids, third; boys
9.and 10 — Keith Klimchuk,

first; Kerry Uchida, second’

and Colin Carew, ‘third.
Boys 11 and 12 — Carl
‘Gruden, first; Tom Carew,

Josef Berger,

d at the Penticton swim meet by
members of the local swim club,. Par-
ticipants were, left to right, Chris Wanjoff;
winner of

14- agg!

‘Leitch, record In the Individual medley and

breast stroke; Mike Berger, boys
regate trophy; and Erika” Berger.
Missing from the photo Is Doreen Innes.

13 and

the grand

aggregate award; Don Obedkoff; Jason

(Minor Baseball).

third; girls 13 and 14 —

- Alexis Walsh, first; boys 13°
‘and 14 — Ray Yule, first;

Gordon Cooper, second.
Boys 15 and:16 — Grant

Stewart; sécohd; boys:12.and:...

over — Jeff Stewart, third.

The parents/coaches re-
lay team from Castlegar
could not be outdone by the
swimmers, so we: won the
parents’ competition held at
the end of the meet, The
team, consisting of Corinne
McGauley, Sam Gruden, Geo-
rge Alvarez and Dan Obed-
keff_ clearly dominated the
event, and was. awarded
several prizes, most of which
will be shared at the Colville
meet, this coming weekend.

+ The team is looking
forward to the Colville meet,
and now that the swimmers
are used toa 40-yard pool, wa
should see times improve
quite a bit.

The swimmers of the
week are Alexis Walsh, for
her great meet in Trail, and
Colin Hamilton, who did very
well at Trail, and is a hard
worker all the time. Colin,

y George

~ By HJ. WARNER...

‘The countdown is on for-
the’ Bronco All-Stars, who
will be leaving tonight ‘for
their first game.in Kelowna
against the host team at
12:30 p.m. tomorrow. .

Billy Alexander will be.
missed, ag he had to drop out
‘due to an injured knee. We
wish the. team and coaches
good luck in this area playoff.

Yours truly will be there
to give loud words of encour-

agement.

eae oThe, Pony All Star. coach-

ing staff suffered-a loss when
Mike .Semenoff. and. John
Tamelin: had to resign for
personal reasons. These two
men. will be greatly missed.
Their experience and “al-
ways available” attitude will
be a great loss to the club.

\ The new coaching staff is
Bobbie Keraiff, Reg Veysey
and Harry Smith‘and they
will bé working almost night-
ly with the team for the Zone
playoffs next. weekend in
Westside.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 19, 1979 AZ.

/ Recreation News :

| Wilderness Survival

‘Travelling nature's trails
‘can be a beautiful experience
when it is done with common ,
sense and respect for nature
and fellow beings,’ but the
other hand, a walk off the
beaten path can turn into
tragedy. .

You could get lost,

: sprain and ankle or get sick.

When going into wilder-
ness areas, even if only for a
few hours, it is important to
be. properly prepared. The
following rules of wilderness
safety have been produced
by the Department of Recre-
ation & Conservation arid the
Provincial’ Emergency. Pro-
gram. Read them and be
prepared for a wonderful’
outdoor summer.

Things You Must Do

Before you leave, tell a
responsible person:

a) where you are. going

a) where you are going

-b) when you will be back

* c) with whom you are going.
- Dress properly for the
season and conditions.

Check your compass and
all equipment,

Mark your small items
with colored tape for easy.
‘identification and

peraturés between -1 and 10
degrees C. (80 and 50 degroes
F)
.  Loas of body heat with
wet. clothes is 200. times
faster than with dry clothes,
Sixty per cent of body
heat loss occurs through an

- uncovered head. Wear a hat.

Water is a greater re-
quirement than food.
Survival Kit

A basic first ‘aid kit

complete with updated sup-_

plies.
Fire starter.

Plastic or canvas sheet,
“Knife and sharpening

fishing kit kit.
. Large plece of ‘tin foll for

or signaling.
‘Candle ‘for heat wand
*oulton cubes or, con-

3 sented digo ee ue

ney ‘signal item,

The Kh should ‘6'packed

in a metal waterproof con-

tainer which can be ueed for
cooking.

‘These are a few impor-

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On the hike, travel at the
speed of the slowest member :
in the party. .

Always build an open
fire on sand or gravel. ;
Things You Must Not Do

Wear brand new boots.

Leave an open fire unat-

_ tended.

“Overheat your body and
get your clothing wet with
perspiration.

Be over-confident..

Panic. If-you meet trou-

Proper. clothing for the
season and weather, | -
Compass and map.
‘Axe, knife and sharpen-
ing stone.
Reliable fire starter.
Basic First Aid Kit.
Survival Kit, fe
Shelter Material (plas.
tic).
Suitable backpack.
Adequate ‘food ‘and rain

Distress signal items

(whistle and ground display).
You Sho ;

thermia and shock. Hypo-
thermia, caused by loss of
body.heat, occurs in wet and
windy conditions with tem-

@L_SELLLLE DIRECTORY)

12-14, July 80-Aug. 3 ;

Water Sports Camp

10 - 14, Aug. 710. 4) Goal
Creek Fis! Trip — ages 12
+15, Aug. 18-15. 5) Bike Hike
and Campout — ages 9 - 12,
Aug. 16-17. 6) Family Canoe
Outing — all ages, July
27-29 and Aug. 24-26.

LEASING OF
OFFICE BUILDING.

(Now Being Planned For 1979-80)

Professional/Retail, with ample parking,

bin A tol

on Col , near the h

For further information contact

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--- Castlegar, B.C...
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still has ies in two BCIT transfer

‘The College of New. Caledoni
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MINING TECHNOLOGY

Students in the Mining Technology program will attend CNC for one year
and then transfer to BCIT to complete their diploma.

Graduates of the program will find jobs as expl ion assi: engi

ing

ANGLICAN CHURCH
ST. DAVID'S ANGLICAN
CHURCH -

Rev. Carroll

who is a very
polite boy, always has the
right attitude about swim-
ming and is a credit to his
team.

A

whe

W

1

SELKIRK COLLEGE

VOCATION DIVISION — NELSON
requires a

HAIRDRESSING INSTRUCTOR

g DUTIES: To cupervite and instruct classes in a,

ploy

program,

” QUALIFICATIONS: Holrdressing 7 Assocation of.

8.C.. licence

experience,

to April 1980.

a haisdressing school, two years’ current salon

‘Position begins September, 1979 and entends

WELDING INSTRUCTOR i
DUTIES: To instruct classes ing 10-month pre-

np!

experience. Tea
“an seset

tends Pyare re yuesnoy ao a
SALARIES: In “aceotdance with BCGEU col

prog

“QUALIFICATIONS: Valid Department of Public .
Works: welding ticket ani

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~ NELSON, B.C... em aes

365-2271

"9:30 a.m.
Service

~ United Church
Worship

OF CANADA
1401 Columbia Avenue

5 Summer
9:30 a.m. in Castlegar
it

xcap!
ord Sundey in Robson
‘at 9:45 a.m.

Rev. Ted Bristow
385-8337 or 365-7814

APOSTOLIC CHURCH
OF PENTECOST

below Castleaird Plaza
Phone 385-6317
Service for July and
August — 10:30 a.m.
Sunday Schoo! and
Worship combined.
7 p.m. Fellowship Service
‘With God all things are
possible.’ — Mark 10:27
Rev. Ed Wegner, Pastor
»it om Phone 365-2374
Val Lelding, Youth Pastor
anf fone 365-4753

ig “SEVENTH DAY
ADVENTIST CHURCH

1471 Cotumbla Ave., Trail
Saturday Sérvices
Sabbath School:.9:30 a.m.
Divine Service: 41:00 a.m.
Wednesday 7:30 p.m.
Pastor D. Zinner

ST. PETER LUTHERAN | PETER LUTHERAN

ST. PETER LUTHERAN
CHURCH
405 Maple St.
Warship Service 9 a.m.
“Evaryone Welcome’’

Lowell Kindschy
Ph, 365-3684 or 365-3662
Listen tothe Lutheran
Hour Sunday, 11:30 a.m.
on Radio CKQR

ST. RITA'S CATHOLIC

Rev. Michael Guinan
7143
Saturday N MORE Mass

sunday ‘Masses at
8 a.m. and 10 a.m.

ST. MARIA GORETTI

Genelle — 12 Noon

| CHURCH OF GOD | OF GOD

804-7th Ave., South
Pastor Ira Johnson
9:45 a.m.-Sunday School
11.a.m. Family Worship
THIS Sul NDAY,

ageeping og
Youth & Bible «-

Studies Each Week.
965-5300 or 365-6762

7th Ave. South
Worship Service

\

Minister H. M. Harvey
Phone 365-3816 *

GRACE PRESBYTERIAN

a.m.
“Visitors Most Welcome’’

CALVARY BAPTIST | BAPTIST

809 Merry Greek Road —
Next to Cloverleaf Mote!
- Castleaird Plaza

Family Bible Hour

a.m.
Morning Worship
1:00 a.m.
Evening Praise
8:30 p.m.
led., Bible Study
‘p.m.
a she HE!
Church Office 365-3430

PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE

767-18t Ave., North

Pastor Roy Hubbeard

Church: Ph. 365-5212
Sunday Schoo! 9:50 a.m.
; Morning. Worshlp
Evening ‘Service

p.m i
Tuesday: Bible Study

p.m
Friday: y: Young People :

| CHURCH OF CHRIST | OF CHRIST

’ Mests at Kinnaird Hall
Sunday Bible Class
and

Worship
10 a.m. to 12 Noon

Chemistry 11
and registration fees.

growing every year.

Students in this new

test lab
Admission requirement® are Algebra 12 or Math 12, Physics 11 and

Tuition -is $150/semester with applicable lab fees, student. association
- As the industry continues to expand, job opportunities in 1 mining are

PULP AND PAPER TECHNOLOGY

_ transfer to 8CIT to complete their diploma.
Graduates con. expect to find jobs as er

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program will spend one year at CNC and then ©

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devel,

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The forestry industry

engineering
technologists qnd sales and
Admission requirements are Grade 12 sreduetion with ‘Algebra 12 of
Moth 12 and Chemistry 11.

Tuition fees are $150/semester with oppicable lab fees, student associa-
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id

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College enroles over 4,000 full-time and part-time students and employs
200 staff and faculty. Our newly opened permanent facilities ‘include
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