EQUIPMENT EXCHANGE is being made-available this Saturday
during hockey registration from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Castlegar
and District Arena and Cc ity Centre. Here, pi of the
Ladies Auxiliary to Minor Hockey Thelma Ehman ond hockey

equipment made available at last Saturday's registration, This
exchange has proven very beneficial in the past, particularly to
those families with more than one hockey enthusiast in the family,

—CasNewsFoto by Lois Hughes

mother Mrs. F. J. Smitheram look at the first lot of exchange

Thrums Chevron Defends

Title and Captures Cup

Thrums, Chevron of the’
Meni’s Commercial Softball.

League successfully defended

thelr title and captured the cup.

for the third successive. time at

+ the ‘Slocan Labor Day Softball

Tournament.
They defeated Pass Creek

8-2 in’ thelr first game and. a:

come-from-behind victory a-

.. guinst Valley, Combines (3-2)

advanced them to the semi-
finals. The Combines had beat-
en Big Rock Realty 10-2 ia their
first game. *

After the ‘Combines’ “first

loss to Thrums, they went to the"

loser’s ‘side of the draw. They
started their comeback by de+
feating: Pass Creek 7-5. The
Combines then advanced to the
semi-finals and played Chevron.

Voice of the.

In this game the Combines :

‘squeezed by Thrums 5-4, In the
; third and final game, Thrums

showed no mercy and defeated
the Combines 6-0,

Thrums collected 3150 and
the trophy for thelr win. Valley ©
Combines were second and Pass

, Creek. 'was> third, Big’ Rock

Realty and Emorys Expos were
the other teams in the compe-
tition,

Fred . Kooznetsoff' of
Thrums was-named most valu-
able pitcher. ?
‘Danny Makoroff of
Thrums, named most valuable
player, was also runner-up for

best batter.

5 Fred. Osachotf of Valley
Combines was named best bat-

ter with a one

Given Letter of. Thanks

The Castlegar's new Peo-

" ple’s Park,’ adjacent to ‘the

Castlegar and District Commu-
nity Centre, ‘has become “a

reality through the efforts: of -

Mrs. M. Mathieson of Castle-

“Tennis Court Now Completed

Blueberry Holds First Tourney

Upcoming Blucberry
events were discussed at’ the
first fall meeting of the Blue-
berry Creek - Recreation Com-
mission and much satisfaction
was expressed over the success: .
ful summer Blueberry Park
Project by the Youth Works
crew,

The tennis court. is com-
pleted and in operation, as well
as the horseshoe pitch, jogging
circuit, children's play area and
pulley-swing, while the nearly-

completed barbeque requires a.

gtill and pit base,
In an effort to contribute
funds for materials used this-

Logger Sports Day With
Championship Events

Top competitors from Wil-
liams Lake, Revelstoke, Golden
and’ many local communities,
will be competing for top male

+ and female logger of the year at
the Loggers’ Sports Day to be -
held Sept. 24 at Selkirk College.

COLUMBI
CONSTRUCTION

* Commercial-or

Sanctioned by the Southern

_ Interior Loggers’ Sports Associ-

ation, this final meet of the
season will include champion-
ship events such as the spring-
‘board chop, ladies’ axe throw
and men’s ‘axe throw. Other

ll be men’s and wo-

g burling, men’s ob-

stacle pole, men’s and women’s «

chockerman’s race, Jack and
Jill’ crossout, men’s and wo-
men’s double crossout.and la-
dies’ powersaw bucking.

Labatts will be presenting
trophies and prize money.
Everyone is invited to enter or
turn out to observe ‘the day’s
events.

‘Western Canada Schoo!
of Auctioneering Ltd.
i eeenal first, and the

© Remodelling
* Free Estimates

365-6120:

e Residential
e Commercial
© Industrial

Custom trusses for specific construction projects
All trusses are engineered, designed and approved
Serving major contractors and Individuals oe

quailty workmanship
Free Quotations!

Canadian course
tered anywhere. Licensed under
the Trade Schools Licensing

Act, FLSA. 1970,

For particulars of the next
course write: Box 687, Lacombe,
Alberte: or Phone 782-6215

summer, two Youth Works
members, Pat Rilkoff and Gor-
don Johnson, are organizing the
First Annual Blueberry Tennis

. Tournament to be held in the

patk Sept. 17 and 18. Three
categories will be open to resi-
dents of Blueberry: singles 17
years and over, singles 16 and
under, and mixed doubles.
Winners will receive tro-
phies donated by Pat Hegan.
‘egistration must be made“by
today’s deadline date, at the
Blueberry Maples Store. Partici-
pants will then be notified
regarding their game times.
Barry. DePaoli has kindly
agreed to teach several classes

conjunction with the tennis tour-
oament. The flea market will
operate from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
and bingo will start at 2 p.m.
Everyone is invited to set up a
stall at.the flea’ market to sell
any item of their choice—fall
produce, crafts or trinkets of all
kinds. A concession booth will
be in operation throughout the
day.

The annual Blueberry Fall
Fair will be held Sept. 25 with
the usual categories of fruit and
garden produce, as well as
sections for preserves and
home-made. bread in. which
Blueberry residents may com-
pete. Races, bike and: buggy

of adult and juntor
tennis lessons next week.

A flea “market and bingo
will be held this Sunday in

contests,
tourney, and much more: is
planned for as community
day.

Anheritance“Taxes Force
Him to Sell Buckets

A pair of Sevres ‘porcelain

milk pails with which Marie’ -
Antoinette played . dairymaid’

before the French Revolution
topped the bidding at $178,500
—almost four times the esti-

,mate—in the Mentmore Towers

sale in England.

Sotheby's auctioneers said
one of the 19-inch-high buckets,
painted to look like wood, was
bought for $102,000—a world
record auction price for Sevres
and for’.a single. piece of
European porcelain. :

Both pieces went to an
English private collector.

The morning sale brought
to nearly $9.2 million the total
for the record-smashing Roths-
child Collection Sale, with three
and one-half of the nine days
left to go.

The pails were delivered.
.by the porcelain works at

Sevres, France, in 1787.and in
1788 to the “dairy” at Ram-
bouillet which in later years has
come to be seen as a symbol of
the decadence of the French

—— “oo

Gums PINS _ |

638 - ath Ave:, S. We Don't Just Do It... We Do It Au” Ph, 385-2414

hy before the revolu-

tion. %
Marie Antoinette, reputed-

ly also the source of the “let
them eat cake” solution to mass

unrest, and her husband Louis -

XVI were guillotined in the
upheaval.

Sotheby's reported the
pails are said to have belonged
to. the Duchess of . Bedford
before ‘making their way into
the fabulous * collection as-
sembled last: century by Baron
Mayer de Rothschild, a member
of the famed international
banking family.

The baron’s great-grand-
son, the Earl of Rosebery, is
selling ~ the. estate. 50 miles

northwest of London to meet

$6.8 million owed the govern-
ment in inheritance taxes. The
record take in the auction is
now more than six times the

.record for an entire estate.

gar, att of the project.
ition of her hard

Idaho's Most Beautiful Lakefront Resort
. slhueted chy . ‘sweeping itn ad wane. saan that

a0 Impioe ‘ape
opening rts prt pe with te views: ar

me othe pat park-like salting beckone you tos relax or. stroll

i beectiesy ne the playground and tenn! inte

yurta.
ofer, check the marinas for fishing, boating, or
tin
cs PO our health spa for a retaxing sauna oF whirlpéol
ih,

* Con’ look tha Beach ane ier re offering
ad In an Incomparable ao!
boetld ind mend your perfect day watching the sunset

from our rtakeview lounge.
Get away from It all... You owe it to yoursaltl

Edgewater eat

be 126° Sandpoint, Idaho 83864 © [208] rape) ¥

you were oe ‘to. secure &
(Canada Works gtant for such a
‘project and then with ‘this
funding bring together workers,
donors ‘and businesses who
provided the actual construction

work, the Castlegar and District
Projects Society has sent Mrs,
Mathieson the following letter
of thanks:

‘Dear Mrs. Mathieson:

The Castlegar Project So-
ciety would like to take this
opportunity to thank you for the
work you did on making. the
Castlegar People's Park a
reality.

Through your Srgenlzaton,

Stock Car Races

material and addi-
tignal financing.
To you, Mrs. Mathieson,

“we thank you ‘for the services

that you have rendered. to the
project, to the area of recreation
and to the community as a
whole. It is through efforts such
as yours that make for Castlegar
to be a better place to live and

“Championship Sept. 24

Results of the Canex stock
car races held recently in Salmo
were as follows:

“A” Trophy—Winner was
Allen Hanatiuk of Nelson in car

007.
+, 4B” Trophy—Winner was,
Jim Torrans of Nelson in car 34.
“A” Heat—{1) Roy Clarke
of ‘Trail in: car 43; (2) Allen
Hanatiuk of Nelson in car 007;
(3)'Jim Torrans of Nelson in car

“4p Heat—(1) Len -Rogal-!

sky of Salnio in car 16; (2) Tim
Naturalists
Plan Field

‘Trip to Riondel

West ‘Kootenay ‘Naturalists’
fall activities get into gear this
Sunday, with: a field trip .to
Riondel. Because of a change in
ferry schedules, the group will
take an earlier ferry from Bal-
four instead’ of the boat men-
tioned in the newsletter. Louise
and Fred Howes of Riondel have
arranged ‘both morning and
afternoon excursions on the east
side of the lake. ©.”

Doug Leighton, naturalist
at the Kokance Park Nature
House will be the guest speaker
at the regular meeting Sept. 26
at Selkirk College.

The Hobby'Show, planned
jointly with the Castlegar Rock
Club for next weekend, has
been cancelled due to an unfore-
seen duplication in bookings at

the National Exhibition Centre. | -

Oct. 1 is the date for an
“Autumn | Fruits'’ ramble at

identified | with’
follow.

ARTHRITIS NEWS

Medical knowledge is now
sufficient to. control inflamma-
tion and “prevent disability in’
the majority of. arthritis
patients, but: the means of
prevention must be found and
eventually the cure.

PUBLIC NOTICE ee
B10 RESIDENTS OF THE
CITY OF CASTLEGAR
Please take note that
there must be’

NO WATER SPRINKLING i
_during a Fire, or Power, Failure.

McDairmid of Nelson; (3) Barrie
Garrett of Creston.

Main—(1) Allen Hanatiuk
of Nelson in car 007; (2)
Clarke of Trail in car: 43; °(3)
Darwin Steininger of Salmo; (4)
Barrie Garrett of Creston in car
99; (5) Jim Torrans of Nelson in
car 34,
'\\ Pitman—(1) Eugene Simp-
son of Creston in car 99; (2)
Russ Phillips of Creston in car

Powder Puff—First place’
winner was Shari Mclatyre: of
Fruitvale in car 34; :

Championship races will be
held Sept. 24 at the Salmo track.

-, September 8, 1977

SELKIRK COLLEGE '*
vce V7}

Department of Allied Health

requires a ‘
‘LABORATORY DEMONSTRATOR: .
(INSTRUCTIONAL ASSISTANT) - NURSING

. DUTIES: The successful applicant will plan and ‘con-

duet nursing arts laboratory practise sessions,

under supervision of the Nursing Faculty;-assist

with the supervision and evaluation of nursing
students in the clinical and laboratory’ setting
and -patticipate, as required, in the affairs of
the Department and College. - feat

QUALIFICATIONS: R.N. (practising) in B.C.: Bicdelours
eate degree in Nursing (or Education)’ prefer-
red; understanding of two year college ‘based :
nursing programs; minimum of two years clin-

ical practise in an acute care hospital setting;

J clinical

ed interest and “ability in teaching; famillar-

ity :with Clinical settings in. local ‘hospitals
(Castlegar, Nelson, Trail) would be.an asset.

+ STARTING DATE: As soon as possible.

S APPLICATION CLOSING DATE: September 23,'

SALARY: In accordance: with Selkirk College Feat
Association’ contract.
This ‘is. a temporary: appointment, until: ‘dune.
30, 1978.

ADDRESS ‘APPLICATIONS ‘TO: Personnel Office Pe
_§ Selkirk College
Box 1200."
Castlegar, 8c.”

1977.

This valuable -
solid silver
limited-edition
medallion ¢
commemorating
the 25th year of
TV broadcasting
in Canada is-our
gift to you during RCA’s

specilly-priced

Anniversary’
Color TV set.

“ Allthe features
‘you want But never
expect fo find In
‘a table model TV.

is Pictures stay vivid as. roam light

changes ..

- automaticall

@ New ColorTrak chassis keeps ploture
quality constant channel to channel .

dutomatical ly

Filtered phosphors cut down reflections

in picture tube

® Automatic fine tuning (AFT)

cabinet in

t-grail finish

pal a atta ea at eth Cai as Rated etal Iai

* Prices effective Tues. Sept. a to Sat. Sent. 7 in all Since:
Malu stores in Trail, Rossland, Castlegar, Grand Forks,
. Nelson, cranbr ook: I and Fernie.

“Smoked. ;
‘Whole or. shanks

PORK SPARE RIBS

= Ste Cut, ib,

LEG OF PORK RORST 4 39

‘ ele portions; lb:

LAMB. CHOPS OR ROAST |

ae ib.

AG sige PEACHES -

cor Halves. Libby's
“gatlor.tin ..

——

Ghaese Sauce.
s California, ee Ce