= : 4
WEST, KOOTENAY. CHAMPIONS, the Senior Rockettes, won the Consolation

Ronen 4

Trophy ‘on’ the weekend when they travelled’ to Vancouver to compete in ‘the |

“provinelal field he

jockey tournament. Members of the team that represented Stanley»
sess Seossaery Schoo} so well are, back row, left to rae Talie' Shelfontiniy

PMN ee TA TET TEEN NO EN STEM OY

il! Dawson, Trudy Lyons and Fay Fodor. Middle row, left to right, Sally pais

r, Verona Bozek, Susan Culley, Teresa McGauley

Front: row, left to right, JaneW
* Barisenkoff and) Pat West.—Senior Rockettes Photo:

CASTLEGAR NEWS

sports

Recreation News

my one volunteer helper, David

e Neodar
board is star' ‘ing t get alot
More ‘response now:

Jowing are, the resul

t; Kathy: Mason, Leona

8 ,CO1
pleted their field hockey seaso!
wih a 14-1, win-loss ‘record, |
OO.Thoy ‘swept the West’
Kootenay ‘league ‘wit!
and'0 losses. The Rockettes
scored 81. goals’ and had ‘no
goals scored ‘agalnst them.
(oo Inthe > West Kootenay
playoffs the Rockettes defeated
J. Lloyd Crowe 5-0. They; mot
Liv. Rogers of Nelson ‘and.

ly beat them 8-0.°..,

‘As West. Kootenay: cham:
pions, the team travelled to
Vancouver, to-compote, in the
‘provincial tournament, The fol-

hi, wins

‘Attention Woodland: : park
nd Robson residents, and Cas-,
tlegar: business area:’: GA

’’ Pick-ups: ‘normally’ made: on
‘Friday will) for this week only;

“ be Picked up.on Saturday.

_Goronazzo Holdings: i;

pasty

“Vane, No.1, 3 — :
Kelowna 1— Rockettes 1
North Delta 0— Rockettes 6
2) Sn the: consolation round,
the team defeated: ¢/

“Point Grey
‘inl over

Centennial o— * Rockeltés 2
‘The team won the Consola-

tion trophy. Congratulations on

representing Castlegar with
such Q fin ine showing.
Svan Song. {
"For Senior:
- Golfers.)

By John hn Dalziel» ’
T imagine'.that ;this is the

swan song of the season forthe .

senior Seniors of:the Castlegar
and District Golf Club. It: has
been a‘'good* year, and: the

enthusiasmiof the group was as. *

high, if not higher, at the end as
it was'at the‘ beginning. - ..-’
Those who were eligible to
play with\the: boys: in’ their
weekly. Thursday morning bat.
tles ‘and didnot do'so just have

little ‘or no idea of the fun they’
‘missed, Maybe the golf did not

‘come/up to the: standards of!
laus or Trevino, at times,

SN
“but ‘the fellowship’ and down-

estival at

right: good fun’ was always’ in
evidence’ aud herd to beat.

next year but we. re would all

to. see: a8’ many -more’as can’:
«come along and be ‘part’ of the

only
showed up‘ for. ‘the jast ‘game of?
* the season. ‘Sure it’ was ‘over-

Castlegar and a

15th ANNUAL

~ BANQUET ‘AND DANCE

Community Hall!

"SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Voth, "$10 ‘PER ‘COUPLE

Cécktails rs p.m.
Dance begins :9. 30 Pm.
Music by:

DICK WAYLING AND THE.
- HUNGRY CB
"Tickets available from:
"The Pro, Denny McArthur

~ Pater Johnstone, - E. Pellerine
Castlegar Drug, Store

Dinner. 7 p.m.
$3, Per Couple»

Minor Hockey Results from the Casflegar Arena q , [

Pup Division
Oct, 28~ Olleps 1, Canucks
4} Goalies were R: Cooke for the
if Oilers and D,
iGanucks: Goals were scored by
Ray Yule for Oilers and Ward

“Walsh for/ Canucks,
Oct, 30—Sabres 8, Cana-
Haas 2, Goalies were G. Ste-
for Sabrea and M. Koochin
ifor' Canadians. Goals were
jieored for the Sabres. by
‘Bherstobitoff, D. Tomlin and R.
‘Morris, with an assist going to
Jones; Goals’ for the Cana-
lans “were: scored’ by D.
Perehudoff and Gevatkoff, with: .

assist. going to J. Landis.
“80° Nov. 2—Canadians 6, Oil-
rs 0: Goalies ‘were Makaroff
Yor Canadians and Cooke for
Oilers. |Goals were ‘scored for
the Canadians by M. Koochin,
F. Pozdnekoff, J. Landis and D.
Perehudoff,

Yo “Seta: 4,’ Sabres 3.- Goalies

Brunton’ for - Sabres. Goals

i,scored for the Jets’ were by
Walker (8) and. Kanigan, with
Anassist going to Smitherham.

Babre'goals were scored by
“Stewart (2) and Morris, Assists

siwent. to’ Johnston’ (8). and
Morris (2).

Pee Wee Division
Oct.'80—Canadians 4, Can-
ks: 1. Scorers for the Cana-
= were L. Kalesnikoff (2),
“{K. Knowler and D. Nelson, with
Furlan getting three: assists,
e lone ‘goal for the Canucks

was scored by. Simonen.

ple Leafs'2. Goalies: were M.
‘Gyurkovits ‘for the'‘Canadians
‘and D.. Muller for ,the; Maple
Lieafs. Canadians’ goals were
cored by D. Nelson (2) and K.
Knowler, with an. assist’'to'K.
irby. Scoring for the ‘Maple
afs. were R. McGauley and T.
Depaoli with assists going to M.
Duff ‘and*L. Samoyloff,
Rangers.4, Mustangs 2.

~} Scoring: for, Rangers’ were R.

Kanigan , (2),-A;Isakson ‘and K.
Maloff, with assists going to A..

“Hsakson and. Demoskoff. ‘Both

‘Mustangs’ goals were scored by
:R. Martin, with L. Plotnikoff

ing stor Canucks were Simon
3) and Fitzpatrick. ‘Assists |
to1Fi

were: Lightle for the Jets and’

Nov,’ 2—Canadians 8, Ma-"

Oct, 28—PPWC 4, Legion
1,,Goalies were Wallace ‘for
PPWG and Quaedvlieg for Le-

Boyce for the ~ gion. Scoring for the PPWC

were Cooke, Halisheff, Swetli.
koff and Fillipoff, The lone goal
for the Legion was scored by
Nevokshonoff,

Oct. 30—CSCU 4, KSCU 1,
Goalies were P. Perras for
CSCU and T, Popowich for
KSCU, Goals scored for SSgU
were by.D. Barnes, D. Kaniga
(2)'and.M. Wichert. Assiete
were by T. Strelioff, M. Mac-
Donald and B. Nickle. The
“KSCU goal ‘was scored by R.

°, Simonen with I Foubister as:
sisting. 5 e

Nov.2—PPWC 3, Pee Wee

Rep 8. Goalie for PPWC was D. |

‘Wallace and-for Pee Wee Rep,

R. Kirby. T. Halisheff scored

the three goals for PPWC,
Scoring for the Pee Wee Rep
were K, Sherstobitoff, T. Chev.

eldave and M.:Lightle. Assists:

for. the Pee Wee Rep went to.
Sherstobitoff,
Legion '4, KSCU 2. (There

were no ‘details of scorers for...

this game.)

CSCU.6, Legion 1. Goalies ~

were Perras for CSCU and

Quaedvlieg ‘for KSCU. Scorers e

. for the CSCU: were D. Barnes,
‘, Josafatow’ (8) and MacDonald, -
with assists going to Josafatow,
Kalesnikoff, Barnes and Costa. -
Scoring the lone goal for. the
Legion’ was Horning,
Midget Division

Oct. 28—Arrows 4, Crun-
chers 2, Goals scored for the
Arrows were by Yule (3} and
Makaroff. Crunchers’. goals
were. by:D. Stewart and C.)
Soukro. Goalies were Grunerud
for Arrows and G. Kabatoff for
Crunchers.

Capitols 3, Stoners 0. Goal-
ie for Stoners was R. Plotnikoff,
The three goals for the Capitols

‘were: scored by B, Baron, D.

Obedkoff'and'B. Cheveldave,
<, Oct. 29—Crunchers 6, Ban-
tam“ Rep’ 3. Goalies were
Kabatoff.for,Crunchers and L.
‘Ingham for Bantam Rep. Goals
‘scored for the Crunchers were

ikér, (2),Simonen (2),

nd..G.'Perépolkin.
Bintan Rep goals were scored
wnsend, 'S. eons and

-90— Arrows 4 Stoners

2, Goalies were Grunerud’ for
Arrows and Plotnikoff for Ston-
ers. Arrows’ goals wore scored
by J. Makaroff, G. Yule, F.

Tassone and C,.Furlan, ‘with’

assists going to'G: Yule, F.
Tassone, J. Bermel, D, Dawson,
B. McDonald and R. Alexander.
Goals scored for Stoners’ were
by, B, Tassone and P. Klit, with
assists by D,.McKinnon, B.
Dube (2) and B, Tassone..
Bantam Rep
Nov. 3—(In Grand ‘Forks) ,

\ Castlegar Bantam Rep 10,

Grand Forks. pana pee 8

Commercial League

docks 2.

Midget Intercity
Nov. 2—Castlegar 11, Na-
kusp 2. Goalies were D. McMul-
len and S, Keraift for. Castlegar,

Castlegar goals were scored by”

K, Gorkoff (9), G. Yule’ (8), W:

Koochin, J, Wishloff, G.'Nixon,’ f they now, boys?

D. Walker and J. Makaroff.
Assists were made by K,
Gorkoff, G. Yule, B. Tassone, G..
Nixon, B, Dube, J. Wishloff, D.
Walker, D. Obedkoff, D, Mac-
Kinnon and’ W. Koochin,

ASTLEGAR NEWS'

iS PO RTS

Nov. 3—Juveniles 6, Mad-

(continued from page 8)
Besides the above, a spe-
cial presentation of a erying
+ towel was made to yours truly
iby Mike Verzuh, I think it was a
case of mistaken identity, since
Tim sure no one has over heard
me cry on the golf course—have

Before writing 90 for the
iseason, I have a few kudos to
‘pass out myself, First of all to
“Denny, our ever present and
smiling pro, This was: Denny's
first year and I am sure he has
made a very good Impression
‘on everyone connected with our
club, It would take someone
really extra special to fill Mike's
shoes but Denny sure came
close.

“On behalf of the boys,
“Denny, thanks a lot.” Mary, of
(course was always there with
lots of hot coffee on-hand and
she also is to be commended on

Season Ends at Course
For Local Senior Golfers

a job well done, Earl Leroy and
Jim Kelly did a real swell job of
carrying on while we were
away and a lot of the credit for
a successful season has to go to
them. Hope you are fit and able
Jim when we start up again,
A special thanks to big
Nick. Oh yes, the boys murmur-
red about the sprinklers being
on but they realized it was
necessary, You have done a
swell job Nick and we all hope
you have a good winter. With-
out ‘these folks it would ‘not
have been nearly so enjoyable.
Now there is nothing left

for me to do but thank _

everyone in the group or
connected with it for the help
and co-operation that made my.

job as easy and pleasant as it —

has been. They are'a great.
bunch and I am looking forward
to seeing them all again in the
spring. So-long for now boys,

“Bowling Resulfs from

Castlegar and District

.Mon. Night Mixed 7.9 pan. :

LHS’ D’Danielson 245.
LHT.D. ‘Danielson 620,
MHS M.; Wood 296, sMBT
M. Wood 676.7;
' THS ' Misfires i027. THT.
: Misfires 2868,
‘Téam, Pointe: Misfires 8,

“Expos’1, Sunshiners.4, Lucky

Fives 0, Mishsps 0, Serewballs

Other. “600's: Se. Palmaruk
oon, L. Donald 621, D.' Calder

Moar ‘Night. Mixed 79 pm.)
LHS Elsie Rysen 283. LHT.
Elsie Rysen' 695.
MHS °Ed Adshead’ 267.
MHT. John’ Postnikoff 674.
THS Challengers 997. pak

“The 550's 2808.

Team Points: Spares 0
Head :Pins 1, Low. Lofters’ 0,
The 550's-3,.Challengers 4,

. 610, Alec Lawreno’ 689,
Tues. A.M. Coffee Break
LHS. Jean Sylvest 250.
LHT. Jean Sylvest 684.
THS Mullets 1019. THT.
Mutffets 2663.
“Team cinta: Chisrrios 10,
Mutfets 16M

THS C.P.'s 1038. THT,

GP, 's 2930.

i Team Points: C.P.'s. 4,
Roadhogs 0, 7-II’s 0, Night-

“hawks 0, L.C, Bees 4, Checkers
4.
Other 600's: Marge Bon-, "2522

nett 619, ©

‘Wed. Morning Drivers (Oct. 30)
LHS Erma Mykyte 261.

LHT Erma Mykyte 622 and:

« Marge Bro 622.

THS Chevys 999, THT

+ Chevys: 2858,

Team Points: Chevys 21,
Hornets .18, Ramblers 17, :T-
Birds 15, Model Tees 18,
‘Cadillacs 12.

‘Other 600's: Marge Alling-
ham' 609, Pearl Mott 608.

Wed. Night Mixed. 9-11 Pm,

LHS'J. Shay 229, LHT 8.
Barton 691..
-MHS M. Read 261. MET.

¢ Chris’ Moffat.679.:‘

THS Pickups 1020, THT

+ Live Five, 2849.

Team Points: Pickups 2,

: Live Five 2,.Flukie Five 2,

Nothings 2, Amateurs 4, Holy
Rollers 0,
. Other 600's: Bill Davis 636,

Len Donal 640, veal Kant.

gan 6 LE
re Morning Ladies
* LHS Elaine Martin 278, -

‘LET Dorothy Martini 650.
°THS Lions 907. THT Lions

hee Team Points: Lions 4,
Beavers 4, Teddy Bears 1,
‘Minks 0, Chipmunks 0, Squir-

-tels 3,

Other 600’s: Elaine Martin

-638, Joan Martini 603.

Thurs. 1 p.m: Rowdy Rollers
“LHS: Annie Koochin 246,
LHT Ev Johnson 653.

:: THS Hooters 919. THT

; Moaners 2611.

Team Points: Hooters 16,
Screamers 14, Groaners 10,
Wailers 15, Criers 11, Moaners

IT.
Other 600's: “Annie Kooch:

yin 623,

‘Thurs. Night ‘Mixed (Oct: 31)
LHS Glady Manahan 268,

_LHT Glady; Manahan 607.

MHS Matt Rohn 312. MHT-
Jake Koenig 745.

‘THS Avengers 1140. THT.

vengers $137.
Team Points: Avengers 4,
St and Bys 3, Untouchables 1,
Hee Haws 3, Robson Rollers 1,
Rovers 5'- 1, All Stars 1, Alley

Cats 1, Jive Five 0,-The Robots
3, Early Risers 3, Head Pins 3.

Other 600's:'Matt Rohn
187, Darrel Rourke 663, Orlan-
do‘ Vecchio 647, Nick: Karzan-
lewskie 680, Art Dusseault 615,
Gary. Jackson’ 609, Dave Hie.
bert 607.

Fri. Night Mixed (Nov. 1)*
LHS Pearl Mott 248.’ LHT.
Pearl Mott 623.
MHS John Paulson 260.

“ MHT Marvin LeRoy 675.

THS Super’ Stars 1024.
THT Super Stars 2792.

\ Team Points: Super Stars
20, Alley Cats 18, Dolphins 16,

Humperdinks'12, Gang Busters. «

10, Robson Rascals 8,

Other 600's: John Paulson _

630, Ron McIntyre :628, Tom
Cowlin 625, Madeline Melntyre
609, Larry Olson. 608.0:

Fri. Night Mixed (Oct. 25) |
LHS Caron LeRoy 235.
LHT Caron LeRoy. 636.

(MHS Larry. Olson’ 261.

MHT Larry Olson 731.

THS Dolphins 1076. THT
Dolphins 2910.

Team Pojnts: Super Stars
17, Alley Cats 16, Dolphins 14,
Humperdinks 11, Gang Buslers,
1,-Robson: Rascals ‘7.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, mur November 7, 1974

HELEN’ S NURSERY

526 - 2nd Avenue
365-5191 — or — 365-3420:

Do Your Fall Planting Now!

See us for your Shrubs, Evergreens a
and Fruit Trees, or give us a call, _

365-5191 or 365-3420

EMERGENCY GAS SERVICE 12 P.M. TO 6 A.M.~
($2 Service Charge)

Save 5% by way of Coupon ponent
regular — this means a saving

4.5c P PER GAL. ON SHELL GAS

Free Cup of Coffee with Gas Purchase
Visit, our Country Kitchen and Take-Out”
‘Open Daily 6 a.m. to Midnite

\ > Groceries and Confectionery

PHONE 693-2335

“. Corporation of the Village of New Denver

FOR SALE

* The village of New Denver offers for sale
Approx. 4,120 feet New 6 inch JM Class 160
P.V.C.. c/w rings and lube, Approx: 1,880 feet
Navid 4 inch! JM Class 160 P.V.C, c/w rings ‘and
ul

May be viewed behind village office in New. -
Denver.
".. Conditions of Sale: As is and where is, to
be “removed | within | thirty, days’ of | purchase.
Purchase ‘by certified cheque.

Sealed tenders, clearly marked on envelope,
; to be received not later than 5 P.M. November
29th, 1974.:Highest or. any tender not necessarily

HIEBERT,

Noi
Finster, were kept busy in the Selkirk Callege with the film

* Castlegar Ladies. Golf: Cub

i ‘At the annual meeting held
at the home of president Jean

© Murphy, a-very successful year *

was concluded with a review of
the many ‘events ‘held, as
reported by various commnit,
tees...)

The new’ slate. of officers

for the. -coming year are as.

follows: president‘ Jean Wic-

kett; secretary-treasurer Nor-'-

ma MacDonald; and! games

captain Clarice McKinnon. The ~
social committee will be headed -

“By.
Baxter.

oY Jean Murphy extended her *
thanks to her executive com- ©
mittee and gave a complete:
report of the ‘year’s :social

events. Retiring games captain,

--Margaret Carkner, presented a
prize to Clarice McKinnon, who *-
«had the best handicap reduction

for the year, and also prizes for
the ringer’ board. Clarice Mc-
Kinnon also received a prize as

winner of the Pett's Trophy,

with Margaret Maddocks as

BINGO

Each Thursday
“Night
7pm.

LEGION HALL, CASTLEGAR

ay p- Miggi. Walker was,

winner of: the B. flight,’ with
Jean Murphy, runner-up. Mar-

1. garet Maddocks was winner for::

‘pin rounds.

The financial report was
given by Helen Mosher,
* > Ann’ Fishwick fand’ Marge
Allingham served coffee and
-Junch after adjournment of-the

|. ; meeting.

ice Shutek, and Margaret i

You Save at Bonnett’s

40 Pct. OFF for CASH.

arena hall ‘coping with smoke
bombs and teens who insist on
ringing booze to the’ dances,

he recreation bus: was being ,

vandalized right outside the
hall.
Never having deliberately.

smashed a vehicle's headlight, 1;

can't help but wonder. what.

kind of. exhilarating lift'such an.
~ action gives.a person. The irony

‘of it is, that the parents of the

individual who did it, whoever ;
it’was, are. paying: for the:
~ damage in their taxes. It just
seems a ‘shame ‘that the tax-

payers’ money should go to-
wards that kind’ of repairs

‘instead of the program.’

Where does the responsi-

- bility Jie.for the teens? Do you

know where your. teenager wi was

+ on Halloween? ©

(On.Nov.. rs) at 1. p.m

Regional Recreation’ Commis-

sion No.-1 is sponsoring a Cash
and Turkey Radio Bingo on

CKQR Radio, with proceeds to -
-- go-to recreation programs.
Cards are available at $1 each.

from Carl's Drugs, Castlegar
Drug, West's Department
Store, Marshall-Wells in-the
Plaza, .Moran's: Store: in
Thrums, East Robson Store,

Johnhy'’s Grocery in Robson,

-Maple Store in Blueberry,
Bob's Pay 'N Takit and the

Nov. 6—Royal Cailadian

‘Blow, Up’.

_ line-up.

Air Cadets’ Promotion Night,:7,
to9 p.m. at Stanley

t fears

Keep:us posted on what's

Hier Schéals

our,

and we will pass it on,

Selkirk. Saints Defeat Nelson

‘Saturday, an $1 saw. the
Selkirk, Saints defeat Nel:

Intermediates 6-4 in Nelson.”

This was, the Saints’. first,
encounter. with the Nelson club,
which boasts a large number of
former. WIHL players i in’ its

Referee D. Hoover handed «
out 14 penalties in the contest.
Scoring for. ‘the College Saints
were Al Hyssop, Dave Con-*~

+ stanzo; Larry Keraiff, Barry.

Bleakley and Wayne Kinakit
(2). ¢

In the second home game:
of the current season, a cap:
city crowd watched Nelson and:
Selkirk Saints: battle to a\3-3;
tie. This .was~ by. far th
toughest encounter forthe.
Saints this'year. Referee Di
Gray*and linesman Arny Na:

(on Second Game Becomes ee

aroft called a total of 80 minutes

in. penalties ins the:: rough:
contest, with Nelson picking up:

10 of ‘the 15 penalties called.‘

: east but ‘really :mild and: most

enjoyable. The boys who have’a.

~ new ball to: start: the’1975
season with’ arer’ George .Wil-

son, couldn’t happen to a\nicer

fellow;'Bill Somerfield}: keep «

trying in there Billy, boy;
Claude“ (Mr:)’ Bissell)’ work on
those: chip shots Claude; Pete
“Murphy,j take a’ few lessons
rom Jean, Pete; ae Schia-

Scoring for ‘Nelson were «"

former Nelson Maple Leaf stars _

‘LeRoy Mowery, Buck Crawford

and! Danny: Maglio.: Larry Ker-:*

“aiff started the scoring for the’

Saints at 6.45 of. the -first

“period. Ed: Zebroff tied the
=‘score (2-2} with his goal in the

second, ‘and: Kinakin rounded

out the 2 scoring with his goal i fle
ed

‘Selkirk's next game will be’ *

/Nov.)15. Admission’ for: the:

balance of the Saints’ home
games will be reduced, with:

‘adults ‘being charged $1, stu-
dents 45 cents and children 50)

Truly the NEW Fishing
Invention of the Century

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Expertenced ‘in Colours.and Hardnees
» PHONE 365-5886

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BRANCH, 170°

~ LEGIONNAIRES ONLY

saturday, November 9th —
LEGION HALL

sy RETAINING WANS ic!

6 pm.

f For Reservations Phone
365-7017 or 365-8274

Ins. 16, Independents'10, Bor

‘dary: Electric 19, Sentinals 10,

Lie: Five 18, seat Drug

Tues. ‘Night Mixed: os pam.
“S LHS Judy Myers 224. LHT.

¢ J udy: Myers 600.

MHS ‘Dave ‘Adshead 305,
MH? Dave’ Adshead ‘746.
+ THS' Regulars 1069. THT:

«Team Points: Alley Cats 1

snow and ice fr
to allow. the ‘driver ‘to’ see
straight shea creates a major

sulting blind Aeste may cause ~

serious accidents. Safe drivers
make “sure «of. perfect’ vision
through‘all car windows.

7° Remove snow from. the
car's hood and roof to prevent

particles from blowing onto the

window: while ‘the car’ is in

‘motion. Long-handled scrapers

are the | best’ tools < for. this
Gente
Although a tar has, been

“Tues. Mieke Mixed: 7-9 pn.

. THT Columbia 5 -.2818.:-
Team Points: Alley Cats 3, .

“LHS Ann Sookachoff. 287.

z LHT Ann Sookachoff. 671.
"M HB Ron Melotyre 336.

MHT Ron’ Melntyre‘710.
THS: Columbia 6 - 1066.

aaa)

Regulars 3, Misfits 1, Ding Bats
1, Columbia 5 - 3, Screwballs:1.
Other: 600's:' Tom Cowlin
687, Matt Rohn 666, Tony Costa
653, Dennis , Chernenkoff 641,
John Paulson’ 615, Ba jAdshead 2
1 é

‘Tues, Night “Mixed $11 pm.

** (Oct. 29) 27

LHS ‘Shelley’"Ross 255.
LHT. Betty Pinter 652.

at the.
beginning, of the cold season,

‘frequent checks of windshield:

wipers should be;made because

“the wiper blades. tend to

deteriorate and become: crack-

‘ed.

‘The arm: tension mechan-

: sm should ‘also! be inspected

gularly to make sure it is not
faulty. In‘cold “weather, wind-
shield washers should be. filled
with an anti-freeze solution.to
prevent ice damage tothe

ly enough,
‘windshield « ;

‘Cominco employees who are members of the United Steelworkers of America
6 - the Association of Commercial and Technical Employees unions will
contacted by. their, immediate supervisors whens to return to work.

‘Employees not contacted by Tuesday, Novernber 5 Sth ‘are recested to tele
phone their. plants 2

: Employees. away from Trail and District are requested to telephone
"their supervisors ot their normal. place of work as soon as possible.

‘USWA Members: if you do not know: your. plant telephone
number, call'Cominco Information at 364-4222 for the correct

: MHS Orlando, Vecchio 255. .
+ MHT. Orlando Vecchio 618.

:-Admission — $1.00. Per, Person telephone riumber or to arrange for a transfer of your call to

your. plant.

BONNETT'S BOYS & MENS WEAR i Office:

 } TELEPHONE 3654761 ; ‘There will be three black-
out’ prizes of' $50 and the’ last

‘Mrs,’Peter Payne, Slocan’ City one for $100. A turkey will go.

TT

Working towards a_ better
community with new. ‘ideas, new
enthusiasim, and avatlabllity of
time.

(SILVESTER, ...

For Alderman
City of Castlegar Say

ACTE Members: if, for some reason, you aenaii to contact:

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