EST KOOTENAY CHAMPS are these members of the

sentor Rockeras, ocean team who eat the senior boys

Wast K Trail 3-0

din, Todd Reed, Ed 1 Desavlnolr, Ken sire? Kelvin Beattie,
Rob Beynon, Brian Ashton, Terry Nazaroff, Karl Bro and
F do De Fraltas. Back row, left to right, Nick Chur-

in the semi- final and ‘Grand Forks 2-1 in the final game.

sinolf, George Dacosta, Terry Kootnikoff, Rhy Andrews,
Jeff

( Recreation News _/

A second session o, our
preschool gymnastics pro-
gram starts on Nov. 8. The
program is designed for pre-
school age children and will
take place Thursday after-
noons from 1.- 2 at the
Community Complex. Five

- sessions are planned and the
” registration fee is $5,

This weekend the Blue-
berry Creek Recreation Com-

Ex-Canadian Olympic
Ski Team coach Butch Bou-
trie will be on hand to offer
advice and tips on equip-
ment, clothing, technique,
ete. .

Both clinics are planned
to be an informal evening of
discussion, demonstration,
and information-sharing, and
will take place at the Castle-
gar C Complex free

mission is it’s
annual Christmas Craft Fair
at the Castlegar Community
mplex.
Hours for the event are
Friday 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. and
10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

The Rockers, hi were

series with Kimberley by @ score of 2-1 ans play Satur-
day at the Selkirk College field. Rocker team members
are, front row, left to right, Bob Bonham, Armando Jor-

Commercial hockey

Castlegar Commercial Hockey Tease standings:
T

eam
V & H Contractors
Hi Arrow Arms
D-D Bues
Castlegar Drugs

Juveniles

| Player

: (D-D Bucs) W. Kinakin 12

. (D-D Bucs) D. Savinkoff 10
(Hi Arrow Arms) C. Whitfield 5

: (V & HContractors) T. Halisheff iL
i (V & H Contractors) D. Lawrie
6

8

5

8

2

4

: (Hi Arrow Arms) J. Antignani
+ (D-D Bucs) S. Moffat .
: (D-D Bucs) D. Holsworth

: (V & HContractors) R. Gregoire

? Harv Batting

+ Total [(D-D Bucs)

* Lawrence Chernoff
: Phil Markin

SCORING LEADERS
GP G

>

-

am
AWONSAMME SOA

(Hi Arrow Arms) V. Antignani

{ (Hi Arrow Arms) M. Sander
1A, & HContractors)N.Deverney 6
SOAUTENDERS
} Play. er
: Phil Markin o
* ‘Total [Hi Arrow Arms}
? Rick Hlookoff
i; Danny Wallace
? Total [V & H Contractors]
: Dave Grundy

= op
ao &

oo
on

Total {Castlegar Drugs)

: Danny Wallace 14

Gary Plotnikoff 25
: Total (Juveniles)

Castlegar competitors

do well at Grand Forks

resentative for the West
Kootenays in the juvenile
division for the Winter Gam-

Susan Johnston, class A
' group, won the Preliminary
Ladies 10 and under figure

skating competition at the
979 Free Skate Competition
held at Grand Forks Arena

es tryouts. Lynda Johnstone
represents the East-West
Kootenay in Regional com-

i on Oct. 26, 27, and 28.

: Oleski group B was third. In

: under, Susan Ross was fifth
: and Allison Zanet came

_ was first and Sandy Tischer

. petition.

Tracey Kaminsky Group
C was second and Helaine

Pre-preliminary ladies 10 and

ninth. In preliminary ladies
11 and over Tami Sorenson,
group B came eighth. In
Pre-juvenile ladies under 12
Connie Suset group A came
seventh. In Juvenile Ladies
under 13 Nancy Gratham,
group A came second and
Cathy Johnstone, group B
came third. In Novice Ladies
Lynda Johnstone group B

was sixth in the pre-nove
ladies group C.
Sandy Tischer was rep-

Pat

#, Frank A

Jorge, Rocky Rizzotti, Darone Davis, Gabe Jardin, larry
Plotnikoff and coach Jim oe

SPORTS’

SHSS Rockettes end
an excellent season

SHSS Release

The senior Rockettes
competed in the “AA” pro-
vincial field hockey tourna-
ment last weekend, placing
seventh out of 16 teams Par-
ticipating.

On the first day of com-
petition, the Rockettes de-
feated North Kamloops 2-0
and upset the number one
team from Vancouver 3-1. On
Friday, the team took first
place in sectional play by

‘tying North Delta 1-1.

Scores in the champion-
ship round were 4-1 for Bur-
naby South over the Rock-
ettes and 3-1 for Oak Bay
over the Rockettes. In their
final championship game, the
team defeated the North
Delta team 2-0, placing them
in seventh place.

Kelowna Secondary
School won the tournament.
with a 4-1 win over Burnaby
South.

Congratulations to the
Rockettes-on an excellent
season. It is the best showing
that any SHSS field hockey
team has had.

In senior soccer action,
the Rockers went down to a
2-1 defeat against the Kim-
berley team in a well-played
game. Kimberley now rep-
resents the Kootenays in the
high school provincial tourn-
ament next

Ticket prices are:

The famous Blueberry
Bake Sale starts at 10 a.m.
Friday.

Also this Saturday the
Booster Club is sponsoring a
“Meet the Rebels” dance. It
will take place from 9 p.m. to
1 am. at the Ci

of charge.

Planning for the Winter
Programs is progressing
nicely and a small preview of
some of the programs to be
offered include: children's
pottery, mixed volleyball,
defensive driving, weaving,
quilting, cake decorating and
oriental cooking.

Two workshops confirm:
ed for the New Year includea

Complex.

Music will be by “New
Company.” Tickets are $3.50
and may be obtained at the

jp on Jan,
26 and a Natural Dyes work-
shop, later in the New Year.

Complex or any Booster Club
or Executive Member.

There are three Jr. Hoc-
key games in Castlegar this
weekend.

On Thursday ¢ our Rebels

School Board Candidate

VOTE

-$2.60, adults $3.50, under 10

years $1.
Come on out for a fine
evening of enter

host the R:

at 8 pm.
Friday at 8:30 the Spo-
kane Flames are in town and

Community TV

CABLE WEST 10
ACCESS TELEVISION
Schedule for Thursday
5:30—Five-day weather re-
port from the Castle-
gar weather office. -
5:40—Castlegar library
story time with Judy
Wearmouth.
6:00—Doukhobor insights:
+ doe Podovinikoff dis-
cusses his personal
history as a Douk-
hobor.
8:00—Dracula Baby - — pre-

on night at 7:45

Port Albernie is taking on

the Rebels in an exhibition
me,

For those who want to
start thinking and talking
skiing, Regional Recreation
Commission No. 1 is offering
two skiing clinics.

A cross-country skiing
clinic with Booty, Griffiths
will be taking place this
month, no date has yet been
set.

For downhill skiers the
date and time to note is
Thursday Nov. 29 at 7:30
p.m.

sented for
by the Stanley Hum-
phries theatre group.
9:30—Life at its Best — pre-
sented by the Fruit-
vale Full Gospel As-
sembly. .
10:00—Declaration Day,
sponsored by the

USCC, “held’ in “the «

Brilliant Cultural Cen-
ter in August.
11:00—Sign-off.

School. Board Candidate

~ VOTE

A reminder that the
Harlem Clowns are coming to
the SHSS gym on Tuesday.

‘Meet the Rebels’ Dance

This Saturday (Nov. 10) °

Arena Complex

MUSIC BY “THE NEW COMPANY” |

Tickets $3.50 Each. Advance Tickets Only
Available at Recreation Office or the Booster Club Executive

[HUNTER, s. | |

RE-ELECT

GODDERIS
for
‘Alderman

Youthful Modern
Approach

Proven Record of
Community Service
Aware of Community
Concerns

Willing to listen and talk
to you.

COHOE, : Charles Me .

PROJECT:

Patenaude Hall

* Box 1200
Castlegar, B.C.

ARCHITECTS:

the Additions and

tially complete.

NOTICE OF SUBSTANTIAL

COMPLETION

Additions and Renovations to

OWNER AND CONTRACTOR:
David Thompson University Centre

Nixon & Browning Architects & Community Planners
42 8th Avenue South
Cranbrook, B.C.

Notice is hereby given that as of Wednesday, October 24, 1979,

Renovations to Patenaude Hall, ‘David

Thompson University Centre, Nelson, B.C., is certified substan-

NIXON & BROWNING ARCHITECTS & COMMUNITY PLANNERS : 2
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE MECHANICS LIEN ACT

or
ity
Alderman

BONDAROFF, George F.

You Don't Have Fo
Give Up Style for Wearunth
At The KKEP.J.s

"NOW 495
NOW 1% Price
Dress Pants Young mens. Reg. $30.00 NOW 15%

limited Quantities & Sizes — Sale Days This Thursday — Saturday ONLY

CKlothes TK loset

55 Maple St. — Castlegar — 365-7589

Trench Coats 100% Wool. Reg. 75.00
Velour Cartigan reg. $0-$59.95

UALR amie toner oan tee

AAS

CASTLEGAR NEWS, November 7, 1979

| supervalu-doing; allwe canto be right for you

GET SAVERS

F STEAK SALE

Bone In, Ib........ 2.99)
T-BONE OR
WING STEAK s&

Chicken Segments

Chicken Breasts... Ib. *1.59
Chicken Legs.... 1b.°1.59
Chicken Wings ..-.. Ib, 95°
Backs or Necks .... Ib, 39°

PRIME RIB
- STEAK a
FRESH WHOLE _ Bone In, Ib........
FRYING CHICKEN A . 838

READY TO EAT

HAMS Burns’ Pride of 1 29

i Canada, Ib..... pee

BONELESS

STEW BEEF..........° 1.88

BURNS? PRIDE OF CANADA

DINNER HAMS ..,.0..... 92049
Fletcher’s Fine Foods _ Corned Beef Beef Liver
Mock Chicken Loaf $4 59 re $2.49 Beintas 51,49
sce 39 SIDE BACON :-7~.....°1.49

MINUTEMAID :
Orange Juice 9g
Frozen concentrate. 12’ fl. oz. tin... esses vccee

SUNLIGHT LIQUID

DETERGENT

32 fl. oz. jar sensesenceane jpuoageeneeeas

$423

EE I

GorrEE  °H*?

PAPER

TOWELS ©

199

HEINZ
SOUP

Fresh Pork : 8 8°
hace or Shank, Ib. .....

Sliced. 1 Ib. package........sseeeeee .

-_

Fresh Baked Goods

CRUSTY $1 9

BUNS

3dozenbag...
Leger Sexes 229
Money Bake Muffins 4,29

Sour French Loaf

Parisian. 16.02.........
Above are in-store bakery features

ReisinBread =, 91,49

Hot dog or Hamburger Buns 79°
Ferrwood. Doz

ana

Mr. Christie Week
GRAHAM e
WAFERS -

Package ......eeeeees

Chrietle. 000 gr.

ROGERS’ FLOUR

Unbleached or Whole Wheat. 10 kg. bag
CHOCOLATE CHIPS $1 83

Frozen Foods

ua 1,49
snows 2, 19°

Cheese Pizza
Instant Breakfast

Camation. Assorted flavors. 228 gr. pkg.

Sandwich Spread
Hot Chocolate
Camation. Reg., MM, Milk, 10—1 oz. pkgs.

Soft Margarine

Kraft Maxi Bowl, 2 Ib. tubs ..

GULF
OIL 050m.

1 litre tin. ....

Bakers. 12 oz. pkg.

Cheesefiza = (aks S 1.69
$1,59
Senenich Spremt ie

COOKIES
FRITO-LAY

* Chip Ahoy
* Oatmeal

Potato
a
Crackers Chips

%* Oreo. 450 gr. bag eaves
400 gr. 200 gr.

package — bag

719°

SUPER-VALU

SUPER-VALU

YORK

| Red Kidney
Dressing Beans

1Iltre 14 fl.
Jar oz. tin

1.29 tor §°

=> POTATO ES 10 Ibs, 99°
Canada No. 1..
CELERY 23° APPLES
BG:Medhuiwescc.s-scceeest riage
4. 69 Coke or Sprite
GENERAL FOODS
24 oz.

c

- 39 Tomato or Vegetable. 10 fl. oz. tin. .
Netted Gems, 0 ‘3. 99)
B.C. grown,

» ib. box
GAULIFLOWER == 2Q° PERSIMNONS 3,54
B.C. No. 1, w: ee Orchard Run. :

B.C. e
COOKING ONIONS | 0.....° 1 99 Molntosh, 29
PINKGRaPEFRUT =}

6—26 fl. oz. bottles
munrrees 33.09 | SSO
Minute
Rice
package.
1.89

NORTHERN GOLD

Unpasteurized.

1.99

Prices Effective:
Tuesday, Nov. 6 to
Saturday, Nov. 10 in
all SuperValu stores
in Trail, Waneta
Plaza, Rossland,
Castlegar, Nelson,
Grand Forks,
Cranbrook, Fernle
and Elkford.

We reserve the right
to limit quantities.

Honey

32 fl. oz..tub