CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, October 9, 1975

Crescent Valley RCMP
Seize 150 Ibs. Marijuana

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» selzed 160 Ibs, of

Crescent Valley RCMP
marijuana last
week at the Smedbol residence
two miles south of Slocan City.
Charged with possession of
marijuana for the purposes of
trafficking are Eric Martin
Sm }. Rich: Lt
22'and Nick John McGulre 24,

Police reported that some
of the marijuana was packaged
and some atill on stalks,

‘With the assistance of the
Nelaon RCMP detachment and
an RCMP dog, the Crescent

_ Valley detachment made five

more searches in Winlaw, Slo-
ean and Vallican in which
approximately 80 Ibs. of mari-
juana was seized,

Charges were to be laid

earlicr this week but when
contact by the Castlegar
lows was made to Crescent
Valley RCMP yesterday morn-
ing the receptionist sald there
was no one In authority to
release such information until
later that'afternoon which was
too late to meet the paper's
deadline,

Mutual Agreement

In August, 1938, President
(Franklin D, Roosevelt sald, at a
apeech at Queen's University,
that the U.S. would not stand
idly by and ‘see its neighbor,
Canada, attacked, A few days
later, at Woodbridge, Ont.,

e Minister W. L, M. King,
made the situation mutual,

Teeriage Dance a Success;
Club was fo Underwrite Deficit

A recent teenage dance
sponsored by Regional Recrea-
tion Commission No, 1 in

It is the Week
For a Variety
Of Special Events

7 his is National Macaroni
Week, Fire Prevention Week,’
National Employ the Physically.
Handicapped Week, National
4-H Week and Newspaper
Week. As well, it's Interna-
tional Letter Writing Week! -

However ‘you decide to
celebrate, why not make it a

|. memorable time for your fataily

by shoppingsthe Want Ads for
some useful item that will
delight both young and old?

‘There are always bargains
to be found in the Classified
Ads in the Castlegar News.
Make’ reading them a weekly
habit!

CHEESE
SINGLE THIN, SLICES
Only .. $2.77

t NB BONES
- Onl ms ATE
Luncheon M MEAT
12 oz. tins 69¢

PINK 0"
SHRIMP
tins: 79c

FRUIT. TREES
Apple, Pear, Peach, -
Apricot, ‘Italian: Prunes,
Rese. Plum .

EVERGREENS

CHUNK 3
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tin 59¢
1G, 13 OZ, KRAFTS
KETCHUP
49c
KING SIZE
DUZ .. $1.89
LOCKER BEEF
CUT. TO ORDER
For Freezers

Special Prices on

BEEF LIVER
10-18 pounds

KEEP YOUR BUDGET
ALIVE WITH OUR
LOW, LOW PRICES!

& Upright
Junipers

Ball, Pyramid, Compact
& Gold Compact Cedars
ly ‘Trees & Flowering
~ Plants, House Plants,
Pot Plants, Potteries,
Terranium Plants,
Indoor Hanging Baskets
Perennial Rockery. Plants
‘and Fall Bulbs |

First: Year Growth
Guaranteed

conjunction with the Castlegar
Kiwanis Club was a huge
success and operated without
any untoward incidents.

Thia’ {s. the report of
‘recreation director:'Pat Metge
ina letter.to the Kiwanis Club.

Referring to the teenage
dance held in the curling rink as
part of Klondike Night, Mr.

letge said the success of the
event!“will hopefully restore
some faith in the conduct of ihe
local young population
other groups ‘and ee
tions.” v

Commenting on Mr.
Motge’s letter, Kiwanis Club
- president Jim Cromwell said
598 young people attended the
dance which was played for by
3 band from Calgary,

He said only $1 per person
was charged for admission to
ithe since although normally a
$83 or $4 See Js chareed for this

ie Cromwell said his club
had agreed to underwrite any
deficit for the teenage function
but instead the Recreation
Commission made a $82 profit.

Library S)
isu fo Go to a Vofe

‘The Kootenay ‘Library Sys-
tem Soclety has'decided to go
ahead with. its plans for’ a
library network in thre
giona) districts in ‘southeast
B.C, despite the he cppeetca of
one district, society directors
decided i a pane! in Creston
Saturds

80 a only | ‘the Regional
District of Central Kootenay,
has decided to hold 8 referen-
dum on the lasue, and society
members hope. the vote will
coincide with civic elections,
Nov. 16,

The Regiona! District of
East Kootenay refised to allow
a referendum to be held on the
proposal, it was learned after
the district's regular meeting
Sept. 27.

“~The Regional District of
Kootenay Boundary is expected
to decide on the referendum
issue at its Oct. 9 meeting.

‘The society has'decided to
ask the provincial Lb de-
velopment commission to fund
the project in phases, as voters
in each regional district ap-
prove the project in referen-
dums.
Even ifthe

‘wan rojected “in its present
form",

The library syatem pro-
posal includes the costs of

operations of all member. i

ATTEND CHURCH,
UNDAY!

PENTECOSTAL
7

brary outlets,
vice to’ rural areas, Increased
bookstock and a monthly book
exchange to branch libraries,
and reference and information
services.

Introduction of tapes,
films, muale, art Soproducrlons
‘and other non-book mate:
well as 8 books for. ihe
handicapped aaa mail. service
for those not able to use
established brary outlets, are
also proposed for the system.

Every resident of the —

bry apt aren would
1 the

without membership fees.
Ifapproved in referendum,
establishment of the system
would begin Jan. 1,° 1976,
although it is anticipated that it

would take some time for full .

development of all services,
since the establishment grant is
extended over a fivoyear per

767 First Ave,

Pastor: Rev. H. H. Graham
> Church 365-6212

day School 0.50 a.m.
Mi Worship 11 a.m.

Ice 7 p.m.

‘Tu Bible Study 7.30
Fruoy: Woung peopl 780
————

‘ST, PETER LUTHERAN

405 Mople St., Cestlegar
Sunday School 9:45 a.m.

tutheran © Hour"
Rev, Richard Klein: Pastor
112 = 4th Ave. N.
Sibwenents or 965-3664

CHURCH OF GOD
804-7th Avenue South
saan “Worshiping”,
“Serving”

y
9:45 am.
11am, Family Worship
We

7:30 p.m, Opportunities to
Se.

CHURCH OF CHRIST
MEETING IN CASTLEGAR
For Information

Clesses for all Ages

APOHOUE SR,

Block

Qno BI
Castleaird Shopping Pith

aia a.m, Sunday School
Morning Warship

WORLDWIDE CHURCH
4 OF GOD
Saturday Services

Nordle Hall 1009 - 7th Ave.

eco Castlegar
ice: 10:00 a.m.
at a Ist & 3rd
fuesdays, 7 p.m.
sities Mr. Glen Weber
“Ph, 965-3014
Affiliated with Gamer Ted

Armstrong and Ambassador:
f College -

with its’ plans. No additional
coat is foreseen for district
ratepayers ip fundinga reduced
program.

‘As the plan siands now,
the LDC will pay an'establish-
ment grant of over $1,619,000
over a five-year period to start
the system over threelistricts.

The B.C. government will
also pay a little overj half the .
operating costs by funding 20
per cent of the first’ mill

Pam. Home Bible

\
Fri. rpm .

Rov, an Niet
Phone 365-6662.

ee i

‘CATHOL ee CHURCH
Rev,

Ph. 65-7148

Saturday Night Saws z Pan

oem aad it azn

~ Directory ¢ of Business and Professional Services.

COHOE.

“INSURANCE |

Providing a Complete
Insurance Service

PHONE ‘365-901-
Open ‘Saturdey

sensed and 70 per
‘cent of costs above|the first
mill, :

RDCK directors, in ap-
proving a referendum,'imposed
& ceiling of 1.6 millon: the
project.

Directors also resolved to
determine t the specific objec:
tions RDEK directors:have to
the seni 5 ret whieh

Ald. Audrey Moore will Seek
~-Re-Election fo Both: Positions.

T Ald. ‘Audrey Moore’ saya
she will be seeking re-election
Nov. 16 on both ballots she
sought last term, that is as
alderman and as city repre-
sentative to-Regional District
of Central Kootenay.

"NORTHWEST
‘MOBILE HOMES
LIMITED:

Expert Landscaping

FREE

Ss ‘
NURSERY & FLORIST
1001-9th Ave., South

_ Castlegar
Phe 365-7312)
"Open | 7 Deys a Week"

* |MV.D. No. 3996
“Your Mobile-

Mrs. Moore 2278 2. second:

term would give ner a oppor: *

tunity to complete some tasks
ly under way. She says
she believes in continiity.

She also has a kefn inter:

est in the proposed Kootenay
Library’ System. As'a former
librarian she says “youtan take
me out of the library: but you
cannot take the Ubrary out of
me.

Mayor “Ed Mosby has al-
ready publicly announced he
‘will: be seeking: re-slection
while aldermen Steve, Jankola

j.|. and Andy Shutek, whose terms

also expire this year, have yet

to announee thelr or
Use of Goggles ,
In Racquetball
is Stressed
Raeqiuetball, anyone? —
Just don't forget your

protective goggles. Publica
tions of the International Rac-

Yes, We have:
a Ucence Plates;
LAWN MOWER)
> REPAIRS
Call
Y ft
Sporting Eqt. btd.
1400 Col. Ave., Castlegar.
PHONE 365-3181
CASTLEGAR -
» FUNERAL HOME
\« Dedjcated ‘to Kindly ;
sa. Thoughttul | Service
Ambulance — Flowers
+ Granite, Marble and
Bronze Plaques «

BILL'S
MOTOR-IN LTD.
213 Baker St. Nelson

: ; We are Franchise
Dealers

for.
Castlegar & District

| Sales & Service
PHONE 952.5383

* Desler: License
Number D147¥

juries

from the strenuous game in-
clude facial lacerations,

abrasion and detached,

Goggles may slight

intsh peripheral vision, §

will prevent temporsry or

RUBBER STAMPS

Quick Service
All: Sizes, ‘Styles

~ CASTLEGAR NEWS
191 colinbish aye
Phone 36:

269: Col, Ave. Castlegar

“Castle Tire Lid.

1050 Columbia Avenue —

Take Time tp
-Hectrical

visual

Hospital pie

treated

of accidents
appliance cords or e:
‘cords between July;
through June 90, 197:
ing to U.S. Consumer J
Safety Commission figure:

Check. those Cords:

Forty pers contol the:
injuries were burns, primarily
to the mouth. Lacerations and
abrasions
aprains; and

actures and -

‘H&R
BRAKE & WHEEL
496: Columbia
Castlegar.
PHONE 365-7618

Wheel Alignment
Brakes = Shocks

The: Only.
Complete Brake Shop _
In’ the’ Kootenays

TIRES ‘= TIRES |

BOUNDARY
ELECTRIC
(CASTLEGAR)

GUARANTEED : REPAIRS
Ph. 365-5240

APPLIANCE REPAIR
Speedee Appliance Repalrs
"All Home. Appliances

Sump & Septic Tank
Pumping

PHONE 365-5013
1800 South 4th Ave.
Castlegar

MIKES CLEAN AND:
“> SHAMPOO
Carpets and Fumiture

Reasonable Rates ~
Phone 359-7398

OFFICE SUPPLIES

\. Columnar: Pads. -

Scotch Tape, Steples
Typewriter Ribbons. .
Label, Add Rolls, ete. -
CASTLEGAR NEWS —

27-191. Columbia Ave.

WEST KOOTENAY
ANIMAL HOSPITAL
SS. No.1, Teall
No, 6 Ymir Rd., Nelson
‘Clintes Tuesday & Thurs.

» Castlesird Plaza
Next to Cooper Agencies
Summer Hours, Effective’

10:30 pee a 12:30 neon

COMMERCIAL PRINTING

DESMOND T.
UTTLEWOOD D.O.S,
OPTOMETRIST.
366 Baker St.

_- Nelson, B.C
_. Ph, 952-5182

A plead
iftsh aU)

iste for

Groceries — Gas

MAPLES STORE
Blueberry Creek

PHONE 365-6149

GREEPS ELECTRIC
ELECTRICAL
* CONTRACTING,
SALES & SERVICE
Ph, 365-7075
Froo Estimates
Gas Fitting

es | Ventilation

Heating - Refrigeration
‘& Mechanical System:
— Sales. & Service —
' MESYMA
704 = 6th Ave. South
Ph. 365-7775 - Casitegar

puréu | CIEANING

 Gaaniea ns Se
Dally eet oF Monthly
‘ tract Shampootny
Rugs Et
Free Estimates
Call Collect Nelson 825-
4632 or Castlegar 365-7801
Van Pelt

KOOTENAY. TRADING
Post:

"Antiques" '
New ‘and Used
Furniture & Misc.

123 Main St., Castlegar
PHONE 3653719
For Cash — Pay Less

atthe

TRADING POST
‘We Buy, Trade & Sell

RHC INS, AGENCIES LTD,

601 Baker St., Nelson
Ph. 352-7252

Fire - Auto.’ - Boat
Tralier = Life

Call Peter Majesgay
365-5386

DRY WALL, TAPING

, TEXTURED: CEILINGS -

PLASTER REPAIRS & -
stucco

PH, 364-1059

For:
RUBBER STAMPS
See, Phone, Write
Clean Cut Rubber

Stamp Shop

Box 25, Robson, B.C.

Ph. 365-7605

PAINTING

(industrial, Commercial, -,

Residential. ~

Phone 399-4273”

among’ the other cord-related

injuries suffered by all age

_ Broups.

CASTLEGAR NEWS

PUBLISHED EVERY THUREDAY MORNING AT
“THE CROSSROADS OF THE KOOTRHAYS”

=D. Habart Pia

“Robson Resident Adopts
9-Year-Old Peruvian Gil

“A Robson resident, Misa
Sandra L. Groepler has recent.

ly become a member of Foster family unit:by helping each aed

Parents Plan of Canada, adopt-
ing a nine-year. -old Peruvian
girl.

Misa, Groepler’s foster
child ia little Sarela Lozano who
lives with her’ parents: and-
seven brothers’ and sisters in
Chimbote. She is attending th ihe,
third grade of

1 _ bese

both’ ehild ‘and
aimed at ‘strengthening ihe

member,.A strong emphasis is
placed on education, with voea-

~ tlonal training courses being

available to foster ‘children,
theif brothers and sisters and’
in some cases, the!

The aim is to give the

Sally the’ tools ‘to beta! then

me independent’ and
pean

eir parents. .

y unny skies Inca
ae tting, Miss Shirley
Jackson arid Mr, Ivan Salekin

exchanged marriage. vows  be- '

fore Rev. Ira Johnston on duly
26 at the home of groom's
rents,

The bride is the daughter
‘of Mr. and Mrs, Gary Jackson
‘and the groom is the son of Mr.
‘and Mrs, Wm, 'Salekin. Both
familles are of Robson.
For-her wedding day, the:
bride chose’ a pale yellow
Fortrel dress with a high

neckline and empire walst, Her

headdress of a Juliet cap
secured a, waist-length veil
trimmed with white daisies,
For the traditional “something
old" she wore a: necklace and,
earrings which belonged to
her late paternal grandmother.
‘A bouquet’ of red sweetheart
‘tozes completed her ensemble,
Matron-of-honor was Mra.
Linda Lucas, ister ofthe
‘7, bride! from \Gillam, Man. She.
> wore # dress of pink Fortrel ina
style similar to that of the

bride's. Flower girl was
Candy Lucas,\a niece of the
bride, who wore a long’ pink
dress and carried 'a basket of

pink-tinted carnations."
Gis Attend th the groom was
‘Dwane Halbauer,

er the bride ’s nephew, Masi

Terry Lucas, completed the

A eentiont for the im.’
late dite fealty, followed at the
Arrow’ Arms Motor Hotel,

Decorating the bride's table
was a cake which had been
made by: the groom's’ mother
and decorated by his slater,
‘Tina’ Salekin.'It featured pink
and yellow flowers with tall
Grecian pillars separating, the
tera.
‘A toast to the bride was
presented by her uncle, Mr.
Clayton Jackson.
Approximately. 200. guests

‘A photographic contest,
sponsored by the Weat Koote-
nay

enjoyed a buffet and dance ¥

which followed, the reception,
with muste provided by the
“New Company",

Out-of-town guests were.
from California, Montreal, Hol-
land, Manitoba, Sparwood and
Kelowna,

Following a honeymoon
trip to Kamloops, Jasper and
Yoho, the’ young couple have.
taken up residence in Robson.

West Koofenay Naturalists Assoc.
To Sponsor Photographic Contest

past summer. The unusual
-witdlife and exotie vegetation of

was announced at the first
regular meeting of the .
tion held at Selkirk College on
Sept. 29. All entries: for the

‘contest are to be submitted by *

Oct. 27 ang will be exhibited on
Nov. 6°
Bunny. Horswill, repo:

that the, "recent Fall. sas
Show, had been very success:
ful. Various summer field trips
were discussed with special
reference to the Meadow Moun:
tain trip; organized by Mrs.

Catticrine Handley; and other

Kaslo naturalists.

Refreshments, were fol-
lowed by a colorful selection of
alldes ‘taken’ by’ Bill’ Merilees
during a.visit to Australia this

Crafts ‘for Everyone by Connie McKay

‘Are you considered a go

8 ve
eeraminioe he adopted ni the needs'‘of each ©. cook? Do you spend a good deal

Inborer and receives a total
monthly income of $96.29. This
total’ is: far too. amall. to

this ‘non-profit,

country also meet these aims.”

For! more’ information on
non-sectarian,

adequately feed and clothe © non. olitical inde endent or-
e P

Sarela's large

tion,’ write Foster Par-

Miss Groepler's monthly ents Plan of Canada,163 ‘St.
contribution of $7 brings mater- Clair Ave. West, Toronto, Ont.
jal'and financial seseanee to. MAV'1P8.

of time copying favorite recipes
for friends and relatives?
‘Maybe you are not such a
great: cook, but aay, have
inherited a collection of-one-of-
a-kind dishes that look’ good
enough to the paper they
are wae ‘on.
ou realized that you

Caslegar and District Socials :

are prin on one of the nicest
and most treasured ‘gifts you
could ‘give? ‘

Weber, to Spokane recently,

leaving ‘bere’: Sept./19

returning Sept 28. While in

Spokane they. attended the

weeklong Feast of

nace of the Worldwide Chureh
God.

and)

“ Spokal

d ere were
many, speakers‘ taking ‘part

during the ‘week! including
Garner Ted Armstrong and his.

father, Herbert W. Armstrong,

‘sightseeing
tour and ¢ other social events
ig the week.

Now is the time to put
together, your. own ‘cookbook,
including.the little secrets that

© add the ses€ ant'gparkle tb your,
cooking and. make’ people
mile.

‘To begin, yout must, sort
“roueh your collection’ of re-

and put the ones you keep:
stored in your’head down on, .

paper.
on’ where your,
speciality is: you could pot
ther a gener
selection of desserts, or zero ‘in
on 10 different. kinds of stew.
Pick '10 to '15 recipes, or
+ more. if} you are really ambi-,
Hous.

+ At‘ the: local stationary
ialora Fou cant pusthise’a staal
ring binder: approximately six:

inches package of

-> ned pages either. white or in

q poe to fit the binder. You may;

i ,alao like’ to. buy ’a box: of.

to'make the

pages atronger. With lots of use
the holes may rip.
Copy out your recipes on
ceed pase. printing or writing
clearly

1 you have started this
project to give yourself lots of.
time, you may also wish to
iat each reclpe.

Keep acamera handy and
loaded with: ‘color or black. and
white film.'As you make the
recipes up for your own family,
and before they begin to eat:
take a picture. Fasten them to

’ the page beside the recipe with

either tape or glue.
aiseners Boing to give the
marie of

Comuanr Facts

Would

together. with
taped sounds from the Aus-
tralian wilderness, including
the raucous. kookaburras and
aptly named whip bird, pro-
vided everyone with a very
enjoyable evening.

Court News

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In provincial “court Tues-
day Miss Marlls Shaw pleaded
guilty to being a ‘minor’ fn

"outsson of liquor. She was

fined $50,
tee?
Tan Théusen pleaded ‘guil-
ty to being in’ possession of a
narcotic. He was fined $75 or

‘in default 90 days in jail

Give a Delicious Cift

your family who lives quite a.
aitanee tide ‘you, you could

use the photos to remind them
‘of not only, favorite dishes but
thelr loved ones, as well.

Use fabric or .paper_to
decorate the cover of the binder
‘and you've put together a cae
welcome gift—one that will
remembered for many years 3
come.

You can also make it a
continuous kind of ‘gift, Once
the initial book is given you can

add a few recipes on birthdays :

or anniversaries. You can also

Seeks

the ier and Lead

B.C. Residents | Mushroom Lovers

you
‘in British Columbia, ‘are the
biggest eaters of mushrooms?
British Columbians con-
sume about: six’ pounds: of
mushrooms’ per capita’ cqm-
to, three ‘pounds in’ the
rest of Canada, ‘and ‘only
‘one-and-a-half por Bor capi-
tain the’ United Sta
It fs really not larprising
when one realizes 'that mush-
rooms’ are'the second largest
agricultural Broduet in in B.C.,
second only to potat
* If youvare’a aaahioa
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plastic ‘page ns like

to breath and will abrivel up if

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fresh mushrooms have tightly
closed heads, short stems and
smooth white, cream or brow,
unblemished capa.’ ”

Open capa, exposing the

; fluted underside ‘or vell indicate

accertain loss’ of moisture but.
not flavor ‘or’ goodness.
ane electing bulk mush-
consider the use
for. paged ithey ‘are intended.
‘Small button mushrooms are
best:for:saucea, gravies or
Medium ‘size. musb-,

best suited for.
x Sautelng, brolilng, s slicing or
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