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BUSH FIRE Saturday wat gulch extin

guished by South Castl

Firemen who responded to the 8 p.m.
call. Located in the southeast section of .
the Kinnaird Park in the vicinity of the
ea 9 path, fire chief Rene Archam-
auit stated “there were na:osses but a...
“It appears,” says
Archambault, to have been started from

great inconvenience.”

» CASTLEGAR NEWS, August 20, 1980

Editor, Gutta News:
As.the summer season
draws to a close, I wish to
bring to the attention of the
people of Castlegar, the
tremendous success of the
Aquanauts Swim Club.
This club is open to all
children of. Castlegar who
wish to swim. The’ coaching
and training offered during

the past two years that my °

children have been involved
has been excellent. The head

, coach, Dan Obedkoff, and his

aking r kids. On Aug. 13 the depar-
Jed to a call at 2197 Crest-

wall on fire. Damage, which is at-
tributed mostly to smoke, has been set

at, $2, 590. Insurance was carried,
z hiaee meter Fate by Lots Heshies

Local haha

Mike Wichert, of Castle-

gar was the winner of the ;
prestigeous Johnny Bucyk °

Junior Open last Saturday at
Creston.

This major EastKoot-
enay golf tournament was
the 14th annual edition, un-
der the sponsorship of thi

_ former Boston Bruin great
who prepared and barbequed
the steaks for each of the 5:
competitors after the con:
clusion of the 27 hole event

Wichert opened a twi

J

stroke lead, with excellent |
long iron shots, during ‘the

first nine holes, over Bruce
Bradley of Rossland-Trail,
then saw his lead shrink to
one stroke during the second
nine but played a steady
third round, on the nine-hole
course, to stay ahead of
runner-up Bradley.

Wichert scored a 87-38-

wins aie

40/for a 116 total and the |
ti8B, te Biadldy’s 89-97-40 =
1164n this ¢losely contested ‘

tourney.

Bill Payne of Cranbrook
took third place with a
42-88-38 = 118.

‘MIKE WICHERT . . . winner of the
prestigeous Johnny Bucyk Jr. Open

Two Castlegar residents take

part in cooperative program:

Two Castlegar resi-
dents, Pauline Hanson and
Margaret Stewart, both who
have worked for the Ministry
of Forests, are among this
summer's 62 students (38
women, 29 men) who are in-
volved in a co-op Program
which it

never been disappointed with
the

B.C. Hydro, the Ministry of
Forests, MacMillan Bloedel
Research, H.A. Simons (In-
ternational) and Noranda
Mines (Bell Copper Division).

The feedback from the
employers is positive. “I've

found that students in second
and third-year engineering
can handle the work of a
newly graduated - engineer
when they're given the prop-
er supervision. You have to
invest some time with them
at first but it pays off — they
" says Reg Mc-

studies during the winter
session with supervised job
experience in the summer
months.

This program, initiated
three years ago at UBC, runs
for three years and begins as
early as the student's first
summer at the university..

The program was initi-
ated to break a vicious circle
— you can’t get a job without
experience and you can't get
experience without a job. It
is a difficulty that some
university graduates en-
counter when they enter the
“real world,” a difficulty that
Maryke Gilmore, co-ordina-
tor of the co-operative edu-

+ cation program at the Uni-
versity of B.C. is dealing

There are 81 employers
participating in the program
this summer. They include

Creston
second
in RRAP

The Town of Creston
Residential Rehabilitation
Assistance Program (RRAP)
is the second largest delivery
agency in the province for
the program, second only to
the City. of Vancouver.

Creston council was in-
formed of this status in a
letter received from Canada

tend the useful life of older
homes. :

end up head and shoulders

Gratten of B.C. Hydro. Save above others.”

Attention Men & Boys!

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WAITRESS

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* A Fast Food Outlet.
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Reply in writing to:
Box 3007V
Castlegar News
Castlegar, B.C.

“* ee ee eee @

. two askistants during this

view Crescent when a fireplace in the !
guesthouse became too hot and set a .

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Editor, Castlegar News:
It is my great pleasure

to write to you. I expect you .

wil be pleased to accept my
appeal regarding oversea pen
pals for your students. -

» Tam-an English teacher
in a-noted high school in
Pusan, Korea, This school

has about 2,500 students of |

both sexes. I am eagerly

for the Castlegar team; have’
‘teavelled , many ‘miles ; over
the past few! months ‘to var-
ious meets around the Koot-
enays atid northern Washing-
ton. At all these ‘meets, they
have shown themselves to be
part of an exceptional group,
of children, who trained in
their sport, and out to: have
fun. The results. shown by
these children’ {s ‘something
that all the Castlegar should
be proud of.

After travelling with the
team to.all the: pools in: the

. Kootenay, region,.. and’ to
_ some: ccutaide: this ‘region, I
that the results“

on achieve are as

sitiess offered. to. them.’ in

Castlegar ‘are by’ far ‘the
worst of any of the towns and
citles\that-we have visited.

* . door facilities have bean pro-
‘vided for. the’ skaters ‘and
:ockey players ‘in’ our city
- and I fee! that the swimmers

ES sete students

among the boys and girls of
the world, therefore, I cour-
teously request you ‘to run
this letter in 2 corner of your
valuable paper.

The only information I
need of a student is his or her
name,. address, sex, age,
hobbies .and picture if pos-
sible. :I expect to receive

many letters from your read-
ishing to at

‘facilities, .J) understand that

Our toe 1 aot ‘isthe stiallost ‘ity in their chosen clipart
facility of all and in the worst Not only would’ a pool
shape and yot the Castlegar ;., benefit the swimmers of the
Aquanaut . Club ' hosts* the ‘Aquanauts, but everyone in
largest swim mect in the the region could use the
Kootenay, region, “12°C fagilities of an aquatic center.

When’ we moved” to | With’ world-calibre swim-
Castlegar’ one-and-one-half ‘ Hiera ‘like Cheryl Kristiansen
years -ago,’ we understood © in’ ‘our ‘city, we: should en-
that there: were Lid for ‘an’ “courage her and other; top
indoor swin ool to be mn to stay here and
included in the Complex, sbutic':trath; rather .than go else-,
since that time, there-Is only where to find adequate facil-
talk | of-: expanded - skating’: ities. ‘>

Finding adequate facili-

: ties must be, very frustrating
to’ ‘these ‘swimmers and
Castlegar, will only suffer
when they choc to go else-
‘where to find ‘good facilities.
We are proud of the achleve-
‘ments of these fine athletes
“go let's keep them here to
train.

I strongly urge the peo-
ple of Castlegar to-back the
idea of an aquatic center here

in our city and not just make
this another hockey. town.
* Ron and Jdy Lowcay
Castlegar

there have been: two surveys
during ‘the past few. years
and’ in both of ‘these, the
people of Castlegar ‘have '
voted a new indoor pool” as
thelr number ‘one priority.

“If, in two separate sur--
voyal the people have ‘voted
for this worthwhile project, :.
why is city council not doing
something about it? Good in- -

also deserve equal opportun-

FISH

over 50 varieties —
FRIDAY, AUGUST 22 oe
10.a.m. to 7 p.m: at the Castlegar Hotel \
West. Coast Seafoods

seeking foreign who
would like to correspond with
our students.. There are
many Korean students who
want to exchange letters and
friendship with foreign pen
friends, and they frequently
request me to let them have
foreign pen friends.
Throughout my foreign
language teaching career,
T've noticed this would help
not only their English and
emotional life, but also ex-
pand their knowledge of for-

eign lands. This would also +

promote world-wide friend-

+ ship and mutual relationship,

as well as serving as a true
foundation of ‘world peace.

eo ox

|

gents’

genuine
earrings, etc.

withjaur. students,

Iwill appreciate it; very
much if you let me have the
chance to do this for my
students. This would be a
warm and thoughtful favor.
Awaiting. good news, I re-

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along with the '‘Good Neighbour"

The Castlegar News/ Mid-Week Mirror’
in co-operation with Y R
Helen's Flowers & Cameras:

presents the. . «

Good Neighbour
. Salute

Do you have an exceptional nelghbor?
Someone especially good, kind, and

. thoughtful?_ Has someone recently gone
out of his or her way to help you?
Write and tell us about it.

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to be out she looked
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away end Elleen was always there and when w.

our home and kept everythin Io ors
‘in every way poss ble she is Indeed a good neigh

Habel. ,

To review
pet food
' guidelines.

Standards
view tho guidelines developed
by th the: Pet Food
turers Association ores Canada
and confirm their suitability
ip national nutrition stan-

After review and approv-
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WARP Boycott List
Aug. 20- Sept. 2

1. PANCAKE AND
WAFFLE SYRUP — A con-
sumer request. This item has
jumped drastically in price.
One. consumer states real
maple syrup is within a good
price range with the large.
increases in imitation syrups.
These syrups contain little
nutritional value but do have
large amounts of sugar, addi-
tives and coloring. Try real
maple syrup.

2, CREAM CHEESES
— A consumer has com-
plained that cream cheeses
have risen to too high a level
in a short time. She suggests
it be left on the supermarket
shelves for two weeks and so
does WARP.

8. IMPORTED FRUITS
AND VEGETABLES —
Start now and take a ‘stand
for B.C. grown fruit and
vegetables. If the label
doesn’t inform you where a
product was grown then ask.
8.C. farmers need your sup-

port — so buy locally grown
produce. -

4, IMPORTED CHEESE.

— Buy Canadian Cheese at
“Meat Markets or "Health
-Food stores at competitive
prices for fresher, tastier
cheese.

5. PARTY SNACKS -
(Potato chips, cheesies, etc.)
Another consumer request.
Some of these snacks contain
BHA and Monsodium Gluta-
mate among other additives.
They are also high in salt
content. Prices for these

Check those “Aug. 18
Western Express: tickets,
Winning numbers for the
$10,000 prizes: are 1380433,
1316577, Eade 1574242
and 336027: ‘

The ve $100,000 win-
ning numbers are 1722765,
3026119, 2656078, 3775542
and 3631779.

“goodies” are high and con-
sumers should avoid spend-
ing money on nutritionally
void products. Substitute
fresh and dried fruit, nuts;
raisins, carrot sticks, etc.

6. STOVE TOP STUF-
FING — This is not a sub-
stitute for potatoes and noth-
ing’ can take the -place of
potatoes. For a change in
menu, make your own stuf-
fing of B.C. grown potatoes,
bread crumbs, milk, egg and
seasonings. This will be a
stove top stuffing with no

numbers

For additional prizes re-
member the last six identical
digits are worth $1,000; last,
five identical digits $100 and.
the last four identical digits
$25. The last three

additives, more nutritional
value, cheaper and tastier.
1. COOL WHIP, etc. .—

A. commodity of high sugar :.

content plus some question-
able additives. Real whip
cream, though high in cal

ories, does offer better nu-"

tritional value.

8 HOT CHOCOLATE.
MIXES — Look at the list of
ingredients! In almost every
instance sugar is the main’
ingredient. Make your own

-with instant milk powder,

sugar and cocoa (or carob
powder which can be ob-
tained in Health . Food

1. When canning fruit
and vegetables it is impor-

syrup. The fresh taste of fruit
will be! more

digits will allow the ticket
holder to redeem that ticket
for five dollars \worth of
Western Express tickets.

. Read all food labels
Satontiie and try to buy food
with lettle or no additives
and preservatives, °°

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