“10 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 11, 1974

MORE CLASSIFIED. ADS

© Cards of Thanks

WE WOULD, LIKE ‘TO EX-
press sincere wnanks and
Appreciauun to all our won-

deriut neighburs. dad © fr

ends for thuir many acis of
Jandness ducing vur recent
bereavement ot our beloved
wile’ & muther, veunie srar-
celus, A’ special ‘thank’ yuu
to the Jades who, cuuxed
meais tor us and served
lunen atter tne service, 10r
ail dunatiun: of baking, Lto-
ral tributes and) worus of
sympainy, Tnank © you to

Dr. Van Vliet and vie nurs- ’

es and’ statf of the) Castte-
gar’ Hospital’ and (Mir, yon
Wickett of the Castlegar fa-
Neral Hume.’ we) wu’ remi-
ember you all wich grati-
tude, ~ Sincerely John wiay-
cellus’and tamilies,

WE. .WISH .TO EXPRESS
our siucere thanks to all
our tiriends tor urgamizng

would luke to thank uur go-
od weignburs & inends tor,
+ their super steak ‘bac-p-que
and farewell’ gui,’ ‘ne oc-
easion was a complete sur-

prise and will be much cne-'.

rished. — It is’ witn much
regret that we are’ leaving

© Engagements

SR A
MR. & MRS, NICHOLAS J.
Burak of Castlegar, B.C. are
pleased to announce the en-
gagement of their. only dau-

hter: Nicki-Lynne wo Mr.
ames Berry, son) of Mrs,
M. Berry and the late Mr.
0. Re Berry of) Kelowna,
B.C. The wedding will take
place on Sat,, Aug..17th in
St. David's Parish, Castle-
gar, B.C.

Ald. Livingstone’s
Report to Council

‘An overall report'on the
departments chaired by Ald.
Mike Livingstone, was present-
ed to council at its meoting on

Wednesday ‘of last. week.

The following Is the con-
tents of that report:

Considerable work was
done in both major parks. Four
coment block dug-outs were
constructed, 30 new park tables
were built, painted and located,

‘Fifteen.high schoo! girls
and five high schoo! boys were
hired under the Provincial

BIRTHS

ss

STOOCHNOFF — To
Mr, and Mrs, Harold Stooch-
noff of Crescent Valley,
duly .3, a daughter.
MONTGOMEKY — To
Mr. & Mrs, Terrance. Mout-
gomery of Castlegar, July 5.
a son.
VERIGIN. — To Mr. and
. Mrs. James Verigin of Cas-

G
and Mrs, Walter McKendry

+ of Fairview Subdivision, Jue

ly 6:a. son,

STEVENS, s- ‘To. Mr.
and Mrs. James Stevens of
Robson, July 6 a son...

‘ MEIDEIROS — To Mr.
and Mrs, Antonio Meideiros
of. Castlegar, July 10: a
daughter, 2

Sree cE
WEATHER

Castlegar. After fuurwes - :

enjoyaple and ‘memorapte
years in the: distric, we will
always have fond and nappy
memories of Castlegar and
District, especially our ma-
ny friends, If any of you
from Castlegar has occasion
ty go north, be sure w drop
in and enjoy some northern
hospitality at sort’ Nelson. -
— Sincerely Gib, Jean, aud
family. ,

1 WISH TO EXPRESS MY

deepest appreciation to Dr,
Johnson and nurses of Cas-
ilegar atid’ Districc Hospital
for the care I received dur-

ing my recent’ stay~ there.”

— "Sincerely Walter Kani-

ga

© LEGALS

ra Sealed ‘subcontract: ten-:
ers

-Regional:: District. of
~ s2Boundary, %./1050,
Eldorado Street, Trail, B.C.
to' the attention of: W. d'Ea-
stim ° for’,Renovations and
addition to Kinsmen Health
Centre, 1855 McQuarry: St.

The: following subcon-
’ tractor. tenders’ are invited
by. bona fide contractors:
=1) Excavation.
2) Concrete
8): General :work 3
4) Roofing & Sheet Metal
5) Drywall and Stucco

6) Painting ,
7) Mechanical (Plumbing,
n-
iB)
8) Electrical i
‘The. lowest of any ten-

July 19,
will .be o}

“Sweep 74° pro-
gram, council provided the
extra funding required to make
up their wages to minimum
standards. They have begn put
to work in city parks on July 2.
Council asked Regional
Recreation Commission to pro-
vide a park attendant at
Kinsmen Park two weeks ear-
lier than usual, as.a conse-
quence the city shail have to
pay the attendant’s wages for
this extra two weeks. This
early hiring was caused by the
hot weather and many requests
for the wading pool.
Considerable work at the
Bob Brandson Pool’ has been
undertaken. ‘This includes
painting pool and dressing
rooms; replacing, the filter
media, installing float value on

> filter: lines, increasing certain

piping from two inches to three
inches, changing pump to one of
larger, capacity and repairing
the liquid chlorinator.

There was a lot’ of trouble
in achieving the required clar-
ity of ‘water. due to having to
‘use calcium hypochlorite in--
«stead of chlorine because of the
defective chlorinator. The wa-
ter situation is now under *
control and the: pool programs

ized by Regional Recrea-
tion are well :under: way.
Floodlights have been installed: /
to keep’ the ‘pool operating

‘longer: hours’ and ‘to try ‘and
, reduce vandalism. 7; a

The ‘city. arena committee

-Y0 permission has been y
ed the KC Days’ committee to’
hold a beer garden in. the

Kinsmen Park following the KC

Days parade. (50)
Applications for the event
will be the. bility_of the

has ‘now: its work,
Mr.. Livingston ‘recommended
that it be disbanded. The arena

proposal is now being handled

by the Regional District Build-
ing Committee of which he has
been acting chairman, 5
+Mr, Livingstone told coun-
cil he ‘would be away from the —
city.for a prolonged period: for
1

Royal Canadian Legion which is.‘
sbe received’ by <: f

eee
Permission has been grant-
ed to close Columbia Ave. (from
the Castleaird Plaza) to Pine St.
(Kinsmen Park) between the:
hours of 10.90'a.m. to 12.30 p.m.
or until the KC. Days: parade
passes through in the’park on
Saturday, July 27, :for the
purpose of holding the annual
“KC Days parade.’
ee ie

Permission has. been de-
nied the Antique Car Club the
use of the Kinsmen Park to hold

an antique car race in which 16.

to 20 cars would be involved. It

{owas felt this would not he in the

best interest’ of ‘the turf. ~
eee

‘A request for expansion of
BC Tel's‘ downtown exchange

: buildings has'been refused by

council as being con'r:-ry to its
bylaws...” 3

L-reasons’starting in.
early August and, asked: that,
council appoint some one else to
the Regional District of Cen
‘Kootenay: building committes ;

his place: Ald, Audrey Moore
will act in the capacity. x
-' Mr. Livingstone said he
had/met with the service. club °.
publicity committee and in-
«formed them of the progress on
the arena proposal.) They plan °°
on undertaking the’ publicizing
of the arena referendum. Some
clubs have contributed funds
towards this objecti

jective. He rec-
ommended that.the building .°

committee ‘keep a’ close liason
with this group of service clubs.
Mr, Livingstone also reported
Ald. Andy Shutek and he met
with the: board ‘of trustees ‘for.
School District’ No. 9 about, the
proposed swimming pool...”

“We' discussed a tentative
cost sharing agreement and
when it is drafted I will present
it to council. for: approval,” he
said. é i

* He’ also. briefly. discussed
the establishment of a’ parks
and recreation commission with
the school board. “They appear-
ed interested: and ‘will be”
discussing it at their meeting in
the early fall,” said Mr. Living:
stone. g

Classified Advertising is just 100.

per, cent advertising . a column after.

column, after'column. s

oo Tt has nothing up its.

And that’s the beauty of it, people
: turn to the Classified Ads because’

sleeve. N

io

dvertising

Yow

‘In‘the “Castlegar News ‘they get
r . because every.

plenty, of solutions

“year we publish over.6,000 individual.
ads,’ placed: by: variety’ of

individuals, and some business

a

Private parties ‘can place alae

stant Action Classified Ad:in the: Cas-

“tlegar: News for three consecutive in-

sertions.

During the three weeks, your mes-

/

VIDEO-TAPE EQUIPMENT and learn ing bh

to ‘operate it’ has’ the’ interest of Keith
Fitzpatrick of Silver Birch School. The students
of Silver Birch School recently visited the

ONS

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‘Communite! studio located in the basem
St. David's Parish House in Castlegar.- wee i
’~* “=B. Godderis Photo |.

Twenly-One Selkirk Students :
Receive Nursing Diplomas"

At. the ‘second graduation

“ceremony of the Selkirk College

nursing education program, 21

+ students received ‘diplomas in

applied arts from Dr, Lorne
«Ball, dean of studies ‘at Selkirk
College. Included in the grad-
uates are two former. students
of Stanley. Humphries Second-

‘ary School, Margaret McGauley

Serge P ‘

A bachelor. of ‘science in
Forestry has’ been’ awarded
Sergeant (Serge) Allan Pere:
verzoff from ‘the ‘University of
British Columbia. Mr. Perever-

Koozma Pereverzoff of Pass *
Creek, is a Stanlely Humphries |
Secondary School graduate and
attended Selkirk College for.

‘employed b: E
bia Forest: Service.

and Teméhce Schulte:

have one more’ hurdle ‘before
thiey become Registered’ Nur-
ses. In August, they: will be
‘writing the Registered Nurses.
exams of the: Registered Nur-
ses’s association of British
Columbia. On‘ successful com-
pletion of the exams, they may
then seek employment as Reg-
istered Nurses.

h

The was held at
Selkirk College, where the
graduates were addressed by
Dr. Adrian Hobart of Trail. The
valedictory address -was ‘made
by Mrs, Karen Madge on behalf:
of the) graduating class.

Mrs. Joanne Westbrook

and Mrs. Susan Little, were

presented with purple orchids
by, the class as a. gesture of
appreciation for their work
with the students. “Jack Nazar-
off was presented with a-set of
engraved cuff links and tie clip.
(>The students have.com-
pleted all their. course -require-
ments at Selkirk College. They

in’ poor

% Highways ‘ini: Gra-
ham Lea ‘has: announced that
Treasury Board’ approval. has

been. given’ for’ a’ four million ~.

dollar extraordinary pavement
repair program. Ko
“We experienced extraor- »
dinarily severe'spring break-up
s this .year,”. said Mr.
“As: my> staff: studied’
ts’ from-all. over the
province it became obvious that
our maintenance budget,. which
had been; based on: normal
conditions, was .simply © not
adequate to cover: the extensive
repair work needed.” -
“Twas gravely concerned
at the prospect’ of having the

ig! 4
during the peak months for
travel. Iwas also'concerned
with the possibility ‘that costly
major, repairs would be'réquit:
‘ed in many_areas if the existing
damage was allowed to deterio-
rate further. ” ca

“I outlined the: seriousness :: I

of the'situation ‘to the: cabinet,

-and I was..very::pleased to

receive approval: for extraordi-

“nary measures.” *

‘The major: portion: of. the
work to’ be’ done under, the

“program is patching and resur-

facing, with repairs to the road

deteriorated ‘séctions.

THANK YOU

Employment dpportunities
through he province are
good and many.of the graduat-
ing class already have employ-

“ment offers from hospitals and

other health services.” ;
B.C. Central
Credit. Union.

Names Board |

The board of directors of
B.C. Central Crédit Union, -at
their first meeting following

the. organization's annual con- ~

vention, re-elected A. Rod Glen
of Nanaimo, president for the

board ‘of ‘directors ‘are:‘.B. J.
Simpson, \J.\W.: Darling'and G,

T. McCulloch, all of. Vancouver; ‘
AEP.

ichards and E. 'T. Cross,

both: of’ Coquitlam;' W:° E:

'Paylor-of Abbotsford; P. P.
Podovinikoff ‘of Grand’ Forks;
Peter Heyming of Kelowna; .W.

Girdwood of Dawson Creek;
W.D. Iversen: of Campbell

+ "River; J.-O. Simpson of Kam-:'

felmut Krueger of Trail;
and -H. A. Down of Sidney.

= B.C, Central Credit Union,
which’ provides ; centralized fi-
nancial and auxiliary services
to” credit” unions . and’ co-
‘operatives: throughout Britisti
Columbia,“has assets in ‘excess

¢ (of $161.6 million.
‘base to be done in some badly * 5

B.C. Divers
“Now Testing
In the Arctic

GA team of three Vancouver

No Injuries : Senior Citizens Centre Holds

Follows Three

Car Collision

A three-car collision ro-
ported at 12.30 p.m. Tuesday
caused a total estimated “dam-
age of $2,000.

Police said a car driven by
Caterina Grifone of Castlegar
was attempting to turn left'on
7th St. when the accident
occurred. ‘A car driven’ by
Stephen Saprunoff’ of Trail
stopped behind the Grifone
vehicle and was smashed in the
rear by a car driven by, Miles
Donald Dean of ‘Trail.

Dean was charged’ with
following too closely.:' °

Damage was estimated at

‘$600 to the Grifone vehicle,

$800 to, the Saprunoff vehicle

and $600 to the Dean. vehicle.
No injuries were reported.

Electrical Facts

_ || Twenty-three million ‘ma-

jor electrical appliances are

now installed in Canadian

homes, e ASS.

Coffee Party and Rummage Sale

The Sentor Citizen's Cen
(re was the scene of much
activity last Friday when the
Senior Citizens Association of
Castlegar held a successful
coffee party, rummage and
bake sale in the lounge.

Mrs. F, Fuller and Mrs..R.
Cormier greeted the guests as
they arrived and sold tickets
for the coffee party. Mrs. M.
Olsen, assisted by Mrs, M.
Fanligan, set up the tables as
well as being in charge of the
novelly and candy. table.

The hard working kitchen -
committee were Mrs. C. A.
Brady, Mrs. H. Bonacie and
Mrs. A. O’Morrow. They, kept
the coffee and tea urns filled
and had plenty of hot biscuits
and slices on: hand for those
who altended,

Mrs, E. Sherbiko and Mrs.

R. C. Donnan supervised the
well laden bake table. The
tables of rummage, which were
set up near the door, were
vunder the care of Mrs. K.
Keating assisted by Mra. G.
Morris, Mrs. Cormier and Mrs.
C. Donald. Tho Senior Citizens
have extended their most sin-
cere thanks to all those who
helped in any way to make this
effort such a success,

There are still several
ilems on display. Anyone need-
ing anything can contacl Mrs.
Keating on Wednesday, Thurs-
day or Friday afternoons at the
Centre.

New members your sup-
port and suggestions would be
most welcome. Don't forget:
carpet bowling and other
events that continue during the

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 11, 1974

You Save af Bonneft’s .

10 Pct. OFF for CASH

BONNET T’S rarrcne secon

summer in the lounge at: the

Mirror Lake

Tent & Trailer Park 4 ed:

"The Family Resort”
dust 2 Miles South of Kaslo —

t ae
Our 75 Degree

Private Lake is the Warmest in the West Kootenays
— Nicest Washrooms in North America —
The Jack Morris Family — Telephone 339-2349

Centre. Everyone is: welcome.

Cabaret -

© THURSDAY, JULY 25

Crowning of Miss. KC: Days Queen

© FRIDAY, JULY 26
id Bake.

nage Dance Ba
© SATURDAY, JULY 27
Rotary, Pancake Breakfast se
Men’s Annual Softball Tourney

Fishing Derby | :
Children’s Art Show by Arts Councif

Concession Booths °
: Doukhobor Historical Village

Registered Nurses Mobile
» Refreshment Stand

Bavarian Garden and Lunch
Parade Marshalling
‘Parade Starts’
Legion Bavarian Garden
‘Doukhobor Dinner.
Legion (Horseshoe Tournament
Kiwanis, Hamburgers ; ¥

CASTLEGAR

PLACE

- Kinnaird Elementary School
Hi Arrow Arma Motor Hotel

TME

7:30 p.m.
9:00 p.m.

Super-Valu 2
Kinnaird Pork
Bob Wood Marina
Castlegar Arena

~ Castleaird Plaza
Doukhobor Museum

Castleaird: Ploze =
Kinnoird: Park:
Castleaird Plaza
Castleaird Plaza . -
Kinsmen. Pork
Russian Hall
Kinsmen Park
Kinsmen Park: :

7:00 @.m,

2% July25-26-27-28 |

* 6:00 a.m: to 8:00 p.m.”

8:00 a.m. s

9:00 to'11:00:a.m:
and 1:00 to 5:00 p.m.

10:00 a.m.
*10:00 a.m.

*10:00 a.m. to Midnight

10:00. a.m.
10:00 a.m.
+.11:00 a.m.
12:00 Noon
1:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.

© “gage -reaches. virtually ‘every family’
in the Castlegar ‘district ‘as well asa”
considerable number, elsewhere. You
cannot find’ better value for your.ad-
vertising dollar anywhere. Neary

Kinsmen Pork.
One-Holf Block South of SHSS "
Castleaird Plaza :
Castlegar Curling Rink:

divers flew in-May.to Resolute: ;
3] + Bay, in Ellesmere ‘Island, the :
* most northerly extremity of |
Canada,.to take part in the
Arctic Four program. as
2: Aretic Four is'a two-month
« study: designed to explore’ the.’
problems ‘of: putting’ small
teams of divers in any part of
-the north to test equipment and
human performances. 5
< Phil Nuytten, president of
Can-Dive. Services of North
Vancouver, heads the Vancou- ©
ver teain, which will be joined

Red Cross Classes July 15 - 26; July 29 - August 9; August 12-23. by, three ‘divers: from the ©
Newfoundland branch of his

* PRE-BEGINNERS * BEGINNERS res aan ee . E
« + ‘ Sa : i ane 2 : aa > os a company, 22). °oe08 ‘

* JUNIOR * INTERMEDIATE : nat seh as PAS teed : i z
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1:30 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
29:00 p.m.
9:00 p.m.

“they WANT TO READ. THE AD- aoe ’

VERTISING -My-siricere thanks to all the
a ue ; wondérful volunteers who work-
ed so. hard ‘on my behalf, and.
to. all who supported me at the
polls; Hee
‘LOUIS MAGLIO

“bntique Car Race
Lions Soap Box Classic
Street Dancing -.

Lions Bavarian Night.

© SUNDAY, JULY 28°
- Senior Men’s Annual Softball Tourney
Fishing Derby fi
Rotary Pancake Breokfast
Golf Tournament *

Registered Nurses Mobile
Refreshment Stand

Mini,Ganoe Race...
Bavarian Garden and Lunch
Frog Jumping Championship
Log Burling :
Canoe Race

BOB BRANDSON MEMORIAL POOL —
Programs for July & August ony knoe that's ore ie ;

for. solutions: to’ problems: where to

rent an apartment, buy a car or house,
locate a business opportunity, find a
lost pet, hire a housekeeper: Gee

i

Numbers dre limited for all classes so register now, -",
at the Recreation. Office, 123 Main St. N.,: Castlegar.
Phone 365-3386. ZEAE

. Next time you: want to:get the.”
best results for your advertising ‘dol-
lar, just call:our Classified number —
365-7266. You can “charge it” to, if

“you so desire-at a small extra charge.

8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
* 8:00 a.m. ‘

9:00 a.m.

9:00. a.m.

Kinnaird Park’

Bob Wood Marina
Super-Valu

Castlegar. Goif Course

PROGRAMS

‘

12:00 Noon
~£12:00, Noon
- 12:00, Noon
1:00 p.m...
2:00 p.m.
Ends 3:45 p.m.
at: Pass Creek Park
3:00 p.m.
4:30 p.m,
5:00 p.m.
5:30 p.m

: Pass Creek Pork
i _ Pass Creek Park
Kinnaird Pork ©
Pass Creek Park
Pass Creek Park
‘Arrow Boot Club (2:30 p.m.)

See the 5
MINOLTA
HI-MATIC F
THE 35MM
COMPACT

That takes
professional
pictures with

* amateur’ ease”

PRICED

TO. ‘CURB
INFLATION

“Other Classes same dates
.
J Synchronized Swimming

* ‘Adult Leam to Swim

Possible classes in August if enough interest is shown (dates will be de~ 3 ; : : einictatee: ¢ tae : =

| termined by the response.) ‘ * ‘ es j : ee a st i sty my. ; .
* Skin and Scuba Diving ¥ G : : Be ; Raat eee : eenoe ; ot : GUARDEX
* RISS Bronze Medallion si § : : cea : . : ‘ pet
*  RLSS Bronze Cross Award of Merit C CALS
* Elementary Intermediate Life Saving & Senior Resuscitation 2 ‘ A % Se f : 5 coe ; ; 5 :
A eeotopis pee 8 wae ae ae det Bob Lightle 365-5890
: E z a { . ry :
Summer Fun Swimming Pools

“Another Regional Recreation Service”
1904 -.9th Ave. South .— Castlegar

Pass Creek Pork
Pass Creek Pork -
Poss Creek Park
Pass Creek Park

"Legion Bingo: aie
Kiwanis Giant BBQ and Bavarian Garden
Beord Growing Contest -
$1,000 Draw Contest :
Golf Prizes sa Castlegar Golf Club 6:30 p.m.
Softball Tournament Prizes Kinneird Park <7:30 p.m.

INFORMATION AVAILABLE ALL 5 DAYS, PHONE 345-3385
[KC Days Information Office located af Castlealrd Plaza

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