2 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, January 11, 1973

3 New Grants

Include Selkirk

‘College Community Betterment

Trail Canada Manpower
Centre manager Bruce
has announced that 64 ad-
ditional jobs have been
created in this area ‘through
the Fy pproval of three more
initiative ‘grants. Federal
contribution totals $101,634,
This brings the total
proposals approved in this
ares to date to nine, he
win’ an accumulated
aids of 128 jobs, The fed-
eral government contribu-
tion total Is now $246,764.
The three new projects
approved are the Rossland
Community Developmen
Village of Midway Park an

Impaired Driving
Charge Results
In a Fine

Mike milin, whos
address wes given as Site 5,
at No. 1, Castlegar, pled

Bulty Filday to to a charge of
impaired

He was fan $250 or
in cetault one month in jail.
charge arose from
an inctiant Sept. 28 when
poles observed a car travel-
in a manner that re-

au ted in a check.

Selkirk College Community
Betterment, More approvals
will be announced shortly.

Local Manager
Attends Macleods
1973 Convention

These are inflatlon-fi-
gating days for Canadians.
oth consumers and retail
ers must concentrate on
ways to lower the cost of
living and at the same time
maintain a quality balance
that is acceptable to our
standard of living.

This weekend Roger

During these erase
Macleods buyers, suppliers
and factory representatives
will engage in extensive
alscusstons on abba.
in; Make Things Ha:

ig to.
pen” that will put quality
products within easy reac!
of the average consumers’
budget.

tsi.

WEEKEND

Stop and Shop at

K.C. Co-Op, Brilliant

Check Our Gas Prices!

Regular
Gallon

51.9

SPECIALS

16 oz. tins ..

: PACIFIC ‘MILK

5 for $1.00

BLEACH

Co-Op. 128 oz, Size ......

CHEEZ WHIZ
Kraft, 2 Ib. Size

COFFEE

Il House. Ib.

Courtesy..Colfee for Friday & Saturday Shoppers

SEIKIRK COLLEGE. presents,

4 FESTIVAL
of FINE FILMA!

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SUNDAY, MATINEE f
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GOLD CORD recipient, the highest award in Gulding, is
Patsy Beninger of the First Castlegar Guide Co. She received
this cord from Mrs. D. Hill. To earn this recognition Patsy
had to be 14 years of age, a first class Guide and hold the
All Round Cord, little house emblem, woodlore emblem
and the following badges; camper, citizen, first aid anda
craft badge of her own choice. She had to choose a country
and demonstrate her knowledge: of interest in it. She chose
France. For her service project Patsy chose helping at the
Silver Birch School. She maintained this project for four
months. She proved her reliability, cheerfulness and ability
to work with and under others by carrying out three assign-

ments

d by the

= Leo Sommers Photo

cateai of Local Pee
Wee Reps Given Recognifion

In the small hours of
the morning of Dec. 27, a
caravan of hockey players
and parents traveled to
Kamloops. The Pee Wee
Reps were on their way to
take part in a Senior A

the second time in the se-
cond period. The score at
the end of two periods of
play was 3-2 for North Kam-
toops,

In the third period the
Rep dis]

Hockey T
Teams ating

particip
- were from Nort! mloaps,

Kamloops, Nakusp, Williams
Lake, Prince George and
Castlegar.

Castlegar's first game
was scheduled on Dec. 28,
at 11.30 am. against : Na-
kusp. Brian Verigin assist-
ed by Michael Varabioff,
both defencemen, were fir-
st to put Castlegar on the
scoreboard. End of first
period was 1-0 for Castle-

gar.
Shortly after the se-
cond period started, Billy
Nesarott, assisted by David
Kirby, gave Castlegar Pee

“Wee Reps a°2-0“lead- ‘The’

second...period also saw .a
third goal by Bruce Mar-
tin, assisted by David Kani-
gan and Ronnie Sherstobit-
off, giving Castlegar a 3-0
lead at pe end of the se-
cond period.

o quick goals for Na-
kusp in the third period
make for a close game. Late
in the period Dean Ternent
assisted by Michael Vara-
Dbioff gave Castlegar the go-
ahead goal, with the final
score 4-2. Shots on. Casile-
gar goal 5, shots on Na-
kusp goal 44, and only one
penalty was handed’ out
throughout the game.

The second game, the
most exciting game for the
Castlegar players, saw Cas-
tlegar facing North Kam-
loops, on the evening of the
28th at 9.30.

In the first period of
play North Kamloops came
on fast and strong with thr-
ee goals. This score did not
discourage the Castlegar
boys, if anything it made
them play harder and str-
onger. To prove this point,

at the start of the second

period Steven Bozek as-
sisted by Billy Nazaroft,
dumped in Castlegar's first
goal, and shortly afterwards
Billy Nazaroff, assisted by
Stephen Bozek, put Castle-
gar on the scoreboard for

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Anti-Perspirant
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9 oz. Reg. 1.98

Sale 1.19

SAVE 79¢

CARL'S DRUGS IN THE PLAZA

official time,
Stephen Bozek, unassisted,
gave the many fans a lot
to cheer about,

With the score 3-3, saw
the teams go into a 10
minute sudden death over-
time. At the end of 10-min-
utes the score was ‘still a
tie, so the teams took a
break, Then they played a
5 minute sudden . death,
with both gealies: ‘pulled
playing with 5 aside.’ North

mlocops scored the win-

= ning: goal. Final: score wi

tee pour penalties we at
handed out
and none to Castlegar.

The final game took
place on the 30th at 8.30
am Castlegar vs Williams

At the end of the first
period it was scoreless. One
minute into the second per-
iod Billy Nazaroff scored as-
sisted by Dean Ternent and
Stephen Bozek, Not more
than 2 minutes later Cas-
tlegar scored with a goal
by David Kirby and assisted
by Pat Rilkoff. Then Wil-

Hiams Lake scored to make
it 2-1 for Castlegar, at the
end of the second period.

At 16.05 in the third
Period Stephen Bozek scor-
ed, assisted. Billy Nazar-
off to make y e final score

3-1 for the Castlegar Pee

Wee ena There were isk

The coach of f the Pee
Wee Reps is John Bozek
and the players who partici.
pated in the tournament
are: Forwards: Billy Nazar
off, Stephen Bozek, Dean
Ternent, Ronnie Sherstabit-

off, David Kirby, Rick Chr-—

istensen, Bruce Martin, Da-
vid Kanigan. Defence: Brian

Verigin, Michael Varabioff, —

History of
offered to

Most community histor-
{es would be incomplete
“without some reference to
a weekly newspaper, many
dating back to the very be-
ginning of those communi-
tier.

Over the past few years,
the British Columbia
Weekly Newspapers As-
sociation has been actively
working towards publishing
a history of its own, focus-
sing attention on its mem-
ber papers and the individ-
uals, many of them color-
ful characters in their own
right, who have been re-
sponsible in putting out
community newspapers for
more than 100 years.

- A History: British
Columbia Weekly | News-
papers, is now off the
press and is being offered
to the public in a smartly
bound, hard-cover edition.

Most of the information
was gathered and the book
compiled by Mr. and Mrs.
Irving Wilson, both long-
standing members of the
B.C, Weekly newspaper
fraternity. Their extensive
knowledge of the industry

Weeklies
public

ers in the business is.

reflected in the thore
oughness of the history and
in the interesting and per-
sonalized manner in which
it 1s presented,

The publication tells the
story of over 80 of the
weekly newspapers which
have served their local
communities during | the
last century, A few have
long since disappeared
from the scene, some
permanently, while others
have reappeared under
new mastheads. Most are
still going strong, and
included is your own com-
munity newspaper with the
interesting tale of its be-
ginning, of its trials and
tribulations through the
years, and ofthe Beople who
have been responsible for
meeting weekly publication
deadlines.

For a copy of this inter-~
esting history for your
personal library fill out
the coupon which appears
in an advertisement else~
where inthis issue and mail
to the address shown, or
contact your own commun-

and lon dation with
pioneers and present lead-

ity Pp: for the nec~
essary information.

Castlegar Social Notes

Mra, McNeil Spent
the May season visiting
with her son and nel daughters,

in-law, Rev.
McNeil and. family of Ed-
monton,

Mr. and Mrs. S. Dewis
of Robson spent the  Christ-
mas holiday with their dau-
ghier and son-in-law, Cpl.
an
dis, Mr. Bob
also visiting at Sardis. ac-
companied his parents home
for a few days prior to re-
wood, to his job in Spar-

Kenzie and fam-

ntaes Mrs.. Pete

ent the

Fear ear! = hol tay ere,
Mrs. ty who
r.coastal

ie

were |,
to Kamloops Re

hristma:
Day a. family dinner was on
joyed by the fal
the home of Dr. and

lenberg, Mr. an G.
Eastcott of Rossland and
Mrs. L, Taylor of Victoria
(Mrs. Johnson’s third dau-
ehter). Others were grand-
children, Mr. and Mrs. Way-
ne Eastcott of ‘Vancouver,
Dr. and Mrs. Bertoia and
Miss Bonnie Taylor of Vic-
toria and -grandchild-
ren, Richelle arte Kevin
Bertoia. Unable to be pre-
sent were Randy Taylor of
Courtenay and Craig Schel-
lenberg of Castlegar.
Miss Sybil Harrower of
the Bank of Commerce staff

will be leaving Castlegar on
Jan. 19 having been trans-
erred to Cleabrook branch.

he will take up residence
a Abbotsford.

Mr. and Mrs, U. E. Rel-

la and family of Grand
Forks were guests of Mr.
and Mrs, J. Fornelli during
the holiday season.

Holiday guests at. the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Char-
lie King were their son-in-
law and daughter. Mr. and
Mrs. D. Cassell and family
of Kamloops.

TRUCKLOAD SALE: OF
FRIDAY, JANUARY 12,, 1973

11:00 a.m, to 8:00 p.m. © %%
Fresh Fish Now in Good Supply

LOCATED: CASTLEGAR HOTEL
WEST COAST SEAFOODS

e. |
Curling
WILL START SOON

Interested Curlers Should
Register NOW

Contact Nick Oglow 365-7203, Carol
Allan 365-5004, or Tommy Biln 365-7813

CLOSING OUT SALE

at ; :
TEXACO SERVICE CENTRE
in the Castleaird Ploza
Everything Must Go!
T-1-R-E-S
Cost Plus 10% (No Charge for Balancing)
BATTERIES, ANTI-FREEZE, WASHER ANTI-FREEZE

Some Shop Equipment (Such as Sun Scope
Model 740) also Available

PHONE 365-5573

‘Mr, and arity Ed Zorn
enjoyed the C! holi-
visiting relatives in
Be lingham, USA.

Mr. Ed Fornelli of Kit-
mat ent ay weeks visit-
pi Mr. and
Me. J brnelli.” Other. gu-
ests at the Fornelli: home,
and attending the wedding
+ of Mar ee ‘ornelli,'s were
Mr. Mrs, Len ornellt

and family of Victoria, Mr.
and Mrs. Jimmy Fornelli &

PULP MILL OPPORTUNITIES

MAINTENANCE POSITIONS

British Columbia Forest ‘Products Limited is a major
forest

more than 5,000 people throughout. British. Colum-

bia. The Company has just completed construction

of a 500 Ton per day Bleached Kraft Pulp Mill at
B.C.

family of

Anita” Stoughton: of Rich-

mond, Mr. and Mrs. L, Yea-

ger and family of Kimber-

ley, Mr. and Mrs. R. Maz-

zocc and family, Mr. and
. L. Mazzocchi and rae

ily “of Victoria, Mr. and Mrs.
A sora and family and
Mrs. R. Beadoin
, all of Trail, Mr.
. Wickstrom and
iy and Mr. and Mrs.
Herb ana and family, all
of Nelson. Mr. and Mrs,.T.
Zucchetto of Spokane, Mr.
and Mrs. Santori_ of Ross-
Mary Gabano of

Miss Sharon Ewin,

of Fruitvale and Miss Katie

Horkoff of Grand Forks,

- WHO W

The following are the
seores taken from the re-
sults placed on- iene “Who
Won” chart at the Castle-
gar na. These are’ for
games played from Sunday
of last week to Saturday.

ion 3,
Credit Union 0; ; (Bee Wees)

Tuesd: ay-—(Pups) Can-
ucks 6, Tete Ll (Fups) Ran-
gers 3 Canadians (Ban-
tam) Pee Wee ae 5, Koo-
tenay Savings Credit Union

Wednesday rae Bru-
Canucks 0; Sabres 2,

Glen Sorenson, Pat Rilkoff, :

Brian Kubos. Goalies: Larry
ing and Danny Zoobk-
off.

Midget
ae gt BS 2g Wee)

. When we
wise to drive as if you

DRIVING ADVICE

ment with your dentist.

<3} Need insurance advice?
ee Why not see me?

have bad weather it ts
are early for an appoint.

- CHARLES
COHOE

Fruit

4,
tes 5, Sabres 2, Rangers
oi @ee Wee) Bruins 3, Stars
45, (Bantam) Pee Wee Reps
4, ‘Legion Rangers 3,
Hawks 1; Bantam Rep ‘Trail
3 Bantam Rep Castlegar

MECHANICAL & ELECTRICAL - INSTRUMENT ‘TRADES.
QUALIFIED JOURNEYMAN

MILLWRIGHTS ‘WELDERS pues Ticket
PIPEFITTERS tired) ~
ELECTRICIANS

/
INSTRUMENT MECHANICS

Preference will be given to tradesmen with uP
mill or related industrial experience. fi

THE COMMUNITY — MACKENZIE: —

Mackenzie is located 120 miles north of Prince
George in the'central interior of British Columbia.
ttisa professionally planned and developed com-
munity wih an independent municipal govern-
ment. The population, currently 5,000, is expected
to. increase to 7,500 by the end of 1973. Good

and
are established and are boing expanded fo meet
the req of the 9 POF

Compl tcati . and
qualifications ‘should be pre to:

3. BUTTERFIELD
Employment Supervisor
B.C, Forest Products Limited
Bex. 310, Mackenzie, B.C.-
BRITISH COLUMBIA ::
FOREST PRODUCTS LIMITED
Mackenzie Division

New Construction —
or. Re-Modelling

Pre-Fabricated Kitchen Cabinets

Drop in'and See Our Display — Free, Estimates Gladly Given

Moulded Counter “Tops
Assorted Patterns and Lengths — $4.25 a Lineal Foot

Mutua! and Co-operative
Life Insurance Company
Office Located at 269

Columbia Ave., Castlegar
Phone 365-3301

Mitchell Supply Ltd.

FRONT STREET — CASTLEGAR = —

PHONE 365- 7259

. CASTLEGAR NEWS, Th eday,,

SD) BUDGET SAVERS MEAN EXT

BUDGET SAVER
Peach Halves

im lynn Valley.

Standard Quality.
A Delicious Dessert
Fruit, 14 fl. ox, tin

Hash
Brown

Potatoes
$] 00

Bel-air Frozen, Delicious with
Breakfast Gem Eggs.

Tomato Soup
_ $1.00

Town House, Makes a

_ Quick Lunch, 10 fl. ox. tin oe

Capteins Choice, Frozen. Just

Heat and Eat, 20 oz, Package ........... EA ‘

SAVINGS FOR

® Orange Juice
urf Detergent

ase

YU

Bel-air Brand Frozen.
Concentrated. ¢
16 fl. oz. size 26... 0... eee

= S19

© Flour, ........... 20:1 39

Bartlett Pears
Cheddar Cheese
Canned Milk
Light Bulbs
| Liquid Detergent =
Peanut Butte

Fresh Grapefruit

A 00 p Bae

, Florida. Indian
: River. Red or White. :
: Size 48":

Fresh Oranges
8.1.00 |

: Mexican Hamlin. Delicious,
° Refreshing, Pop in the Lunch Box ......

Cabbage

California Grown ... : : EES 10%

- Gardenside Brand.
Standard Quality.
14 fl. oz. tin .....

Safeway Medium.

ea
71
. 8%

Alpha or
Carnation.
15 fl. oz. tin ..........0.064

Best Buy. 25-40-60
or 100 Watt,
Pkg. of 2 Bulbs ................4-.

Palmolive Bonus
Pack. 24 oz.
plus 8 oz. free .

Empress. :
Reg. or Chunk Style.
48 Fluid Oz. Tin .........-

Chinese Vegetables

Bok Choy
Lo Bok teissnirm....
Ginger Root = cacuns
Bean Sprouts

or Sui ‘Choy,
California Grown

For Cooking

For Homemade
Chinese Food

California Grown.

Limes
Lemons

California Grown,
Size 165's ....

Pork Picnics

Fresh, Cut from Government _

Inspected Grain-Fed Porkers,

Serve with Town House Applesauce,

Whole er Shank Melt Veer v ele vieeee's IDS;

Pork Spareribs

Small Side. Government Inspected. Frozen

‘Sliced Side i

Pork Steaks

Government Inspected. Cut from Boston Butts ....... Ib.

. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES

r Prices Effective:

January (1, 12, 8

In our Friendly Neighborhood Safeway Store

| Swift's Premium Brand

Sliced Meats

Meat and Chicken, Mock Chicken,
Meat and Olive, Pickle and
Pimento, Macaroni and Cheese.
Mix or Match; 6 oz. Pkg.

Whole with Head Off.

Pink Salmon tose sere sakes’ we
Black Cod Fillets secics ...
Turbot Steaks.

is
w. 99¢

Imported . Ib