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Pitch In ‘17 has a message which Mr.

o
Pellerine's Grade 7 stu ents attempted to get across with many
se plays and demonstrations which they, put on for the
legar Primary students. The themes centered around. the

brig and how they can help to stamp out litter. The Grade 7.

students asked the primary students to draw posters depicting
how the family, as-a unit, can become involved in the stamping out
of litter. Poster judging was by Grade 7 students with cash prizes

; awarded. Winners are, front row, left to right, Patrick Johnstone,

honorable mention for filth place; Nicola Bullock $1 fourth prize;

‘Angela Moxley $4 first prize. Middle row, left to right, Kelly

Nelson $3 second prize, Susan Ross honorable mention sixth place;
Doreen Lewkowich $2 third prize. Back row, left to right, Grade 7
students Celina Sookachoff, Barbara Gattrell and Sandra Matt.

—Rik Hall Photo

TREE
Topping

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Company Ltd.

© Parking Areus

© Driveways .

© Tennis Courts, etc.
For Free Estimates

Sunflower Open
Held this Weekend

(continted from page 10A)

a.m. — A. Nessel, Port
rain astuck,” Nelsons H.
bier jan, Castiouen ang O, Smith,

11:29 a.m. — R, Smith, Yaki-
ma; A. Sweeney, Abbotsford; e
Ward, Vancouver! and P. Zaytto
Castlegar.

pioynitort.

o0le, Cant
oer: Fe au Pus a.fone 8. cate
fn. oe jurnabs Yi and J. Morera,

A, y
Mosher, Grantees m8
ranbrook; and J. Mil-

ane Trasig-

Ison. f
{204 pim. — J. Landis, Gastle-

 Loutit, Cranbrook: R. Lyla,
and S. Kallh, ‘Rosslend:
Te Keardaly
lay, Vancouver;
hmond; ‘and’ B

N. Burak, Caatle-
Oalta; A. Bam-
7 and G., Eggert,

FOR SALE

One-half-acre lot focated in

‘Quiet Month
Reported Here
By Foresiry

‘A cool May has kept the
fire scene quiet for the

Forestry here with a total to ©

date of eight fire’ at a cost of
$400 for the entire season. The
areas effected are reported to

-total 6.5 acres.

Ranger Hugo Wood told

the Castlegar News May has |
. been.a low. hazard month with
-only routine di

being
carried out, z
Yesterday thorning a threo

,man suppression crew was

taken on for the fire season,

" Eight tree planters started
Monday and will be working in
the logged area in the vicinity
of Murphy Creek. i

Two-Hour Water
: Safety Survival
- Demonstration

Hits Rocks

The undercarriage of a
1976 Toyota was damaged early
Sunday evening as -it came
down a grade on the Deer Park:
Road.

Police said approximately
$500 damage occurred when
the vehicle, driven by Valarie
Zaytsoff of Castlegar, came

around a curve and couldn't

avoid rocks on the roadway.

» Your:Carpet:
Headquarter:

Carpets by Ivan Oglow
2365-771

For Men, Women, or Cou-
les willing to invest a few
jours each week. Set

tions availat
te, Substantial

peop Earn-
ings Avail able

56861
for Interview

EXTRA INCOME

Bob tal
Poo! : staff. will open’ Water
Safety Week with a two-hour
water safety survival demon-
stration next Monday at 7 p.m.

‘The demonstration will in-
elude “techniques in drown-

TENDERS

Sealed Tenders will be re-
celved up to and Including
dune 6, 1977 for bids ona

Old Raspberry Village.
Property has good road
access and contains a well.
Contact:"

Call Dennis or
George Collect,

352-3215
229-5414

605 - 2nd St. ’S.,
Castlegar, B.C.
365-72.

Castlegar Sevings, ficial respiration.

“winner of the Water. Safety

proofing, recovering from |
cramps, cold-water . survival,

Seven F Phatoco ler
rescue, safe boating and arti-

Serial: 61766 |

Staff will ‘announce the [TO VIEW: "This Ehoto

Poster Contest at the end of the
demonstration. Admission is
free. .

\ ofa recreation A

_ [t's “DISCOUNT DAYS”

. This Weekend at

MIKE’S MOBILE HOMES Ltd.
3 in Castlegar ;

Over aE Recreational Vehicles to Choose From

t ' Discount. Days! 1 for ior.
1$ Saturday
‘ 100. 00 : t | Sendey fet 3, 4, a 3. 10% Off

5. Value on the rehice, 1 on all parts and accessories.

“MIKE’S MOBILE HOMES LTD.

" Come.on out and browse.

Dealer's Lic. No. 00112A

Tenders Malled to: -

READ THE’ British ae Tele--

“CLASSIFIED ADS

an OF CASTLEGAR
NOTICE TO CASTLEGAR TAXPAYERS

Tax notices for the current year have now Been malted.

If you did not recelve a notice:for property: y

Ror contact the city oiitice, 480 1 460 Soluble’ ‘Avenue,
or telephone 365-7:

New Owners — You are res sible for sted ‘taxes, if
there Is any doubt check with this office.

Trailer Owners— You are responsible for 1977 property
lakes. ifye you did not recalve a tax notice. please contact
this of

Fallure: to recelve a tax notice does not in any way”
exclude an owner from the responsibility: of Raying
taxes. All new owners of property should immediately
contact the city office for clarification of thelr
responsibilities as property owners.

Payment and/or Provincial Grant applications must be’
In the hands of the Municipal Collector by 5:00 p.m. on
July 4 1977 to avoid a penalty addition of 10%.

PLEASE bo NOT FORGET. DUE DATE —.JULY ath,

Treasurer '- Collector
City of Castlegar

_* Castlegar

‘1977 FORD MAVERICK

P.S,

2-Doo Aut P.B.. Radlo, Defogger, Body $4988
Raouldngs, 8 and much’ more. Only 2200 Miles. Our Low Price .... ; :

1977 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS

4-Door Sedan, V-6, Auto. ., P.B., Radio, Defogger. Excellent $5988 ;
family value. ‘Onty'3600 ts. Our Low Price ....5

1976 PONTIAC VENTURA

2-Door Hatchback, P.S., P.B., Auto., Radlo, and many more
options. This unit is exceptionally clean with Low. Mileage. *

1976 GRAND LEMANS COUPE

V-8, Auto., Alr, P.S., P.B., Power Windows, Tilt Steering
Vinyl Roof, Defog Rally Wheels. A truly fine automa
W Price...... ue .

97e BUICK REGAL

4-Door Sedan, V-8, P.S., P.B., Radlo

Defogger. One of our finan “used cars. Only 8300 Mite

1976 VOLARE ROADRUNNER.

V-8, 4-Speed,
and’ much more, Only 14200 Miles. Our Low Pri ce...

1975 CHEV BLAZER 4 X 4

V-8, 4-Speed, P.S., P.B., Roll B
Low Price...

1975 CHEVROLET NOVA .

4-Door Sedan, V-8, A
Tires. This clean unit prt ot iast long. Our Low Price tenes

1974 PLYMOUTH SEDAN

This. immaculate family sedan Is equipped_with the economical $2988 "i

Slant 6 Motor, and has many more options. Our Low Prica.:

1974 FORD F100 4 X 4
This is the Ranger Series. V-8, Auto., P.S., P. 6, Radio,
Bumper, and exceptionally clean throughout: Our Low Price

1974 BUICK CENTURY

2-Door Hardtop, V-8, Auto., P.S.,.P.8., Radio, Defogger,
Roof, and much, much more. Our Low Price.

1974 DODGE CHARGER SE

400 V-8, Auto., P.

Bek
a
P.S., P.B., Radio and Tape, Rally Wheels, Buckets, $5288
met

P.S., P.I B., Radio, Defogger, Radial

My $3488

ve $5488

its Steering,

ago, ‘Only 12,400 Mites. Our, $5288

3588

te

penesnvemacecsscnacel

so $4288

Auto., P.S., Radio, Vinyl Roof. Finished In $3¢
Buccaneer Red with * mignlght Black. Interior. This: unit Hs

absolutly spotless. Our Low Price.

1974 DODGE 4 X 4”

Power Wagon. This unit has New Rubber and a Cano y, and b 36
ready for your off-road needs. Don't miss this one. Our Low Price.

- 1973 FORD SEDAN

P.B., Radio, and much more. Our

‘This immaculate spor. Sedan is finished in Medieval Grean and ¢
Ui wi uto., P.S.

julp| ith V-8,
tow Price.

1973:COUGAR XR7

V-8, Auto.

P, 8. P.B., Radio, Vinyl Roof, - onsale Buckets. This

Is one of ihe c cleanest ‘Cougars In the Koatenays. Don't delay -

this unit will not last.

1973 CAMARO 7-28

This unique one-of-a-kind auto becomes more scarce eve:
with White Stripes, Bucket Seats and
Rally Mag Wheels. This unit will not- last — = don't ci delay. g

Beautiful Buccaneer Red +

.1973 MAZDA COUPE Bs

808 Model,
Exceptlonal value here. Our Low Price

"1972 TOYOTA DELUXE

1600 Series, Sovlindsr, 4-Speed, Radlo and more. Save
Our Low.Price

1a PONTIAC FIREBIRD.

day. ©
lelay.

2-Door, 4-Speed, Radial Tires and a Mea Wheels.

Now.

P.S., P.B. rape, ,. Low Mileage. and -is In above:

Vv:
nictecs a raltion, our tow

1971 TOYOTA COROLLA

Station Wagon, - 4-Cylinder, Auto., ‘Radio, on 43,000 ‘Original $]
Milles, with Brook Blue Metallic Finish. This Is avery « clean unit. - :

Our LOW PrICO .. sess ee eeseeeseenetenes Pos ee ee

1971 DODGE POLARA

2-Door, Hardtop, V-8, Auto., P.S., P.B.; Radio. This is a fine»:

running automobile. Our Low Price’! ..

1970 MONTE CARLO

2-Door, V-8, Auto., P.S:, P.B., Rally Wheels, Radio: Vinyl Roo “8 6a.
Finished In Sherwood Park Green. ur Low Price teneens

1969 CHEVELLE STATION WAGON

V-8, Auto., ep S., P.B.
Low Price. .

AAWWAIADAARETANAAREEAKEARERERE CUTER YS Owe eee

sword about anyone in town for fear that we have just talked about th
;We.are fortunate that this is a community of ae tiniest att

‘they apeak’of their “mothers at the Coast”, But those unpleasant situations are rare.

|, children. Another said the. parents just ‘don't seem to care.

© One Man's Opinion, -

fhe Family Month

‘« The family was able to gat through sah BG. Fa

f ‘as able to get throu; . Famil M mh ith .
vattention; ‘Hooray for the family. i enki yer, tw Pere Pe 4 ae

The: community of love remains intact ‘and unnoticed, "Thank God for that...

Castlegar has'more than a fair share of good, strong families complete with grandfathers,
grandmothers, uncles, eunts and whole school rooms full of cousins, We dare not say an unkind

vane

We have a few divorces, A amattering of broken families complete with lawyers doing what
they are paid to do. Some children go home to one parent families where mother is doing her level
best to keep remains on the straight and narrow,

‘ Lknow several young men who have been attached to foster homes and I see sadness when

We have hundreds of mothers who stay at home where they cook, sew, read and garden,

We. have thousands of: fathers who go happily to work each day to bring: home the
all-important pay cheque. You can see healthy, happy boys and girls asking questions of their
teachers and excitedly’ planning for band trips to Calgary or the parade at.the Plaza:

I ‘saw @ young man ask his father for 40 cents for soda pop and the husky. working man
ry T was di when the boy did not say “thank you".

BA maybe he said it with his eyes.

One teacher shared his concern, with me that some families are not disciplining their

‘Despite all these things, rhost of the kids will make it all of the way through school and Dad
will retire some day. Mother. will not get a trophy or even a blue ribbon for Mother of the Year.
Most of us know that the mothers deserve most of the credit for keeping the community of love:
together. Most of the mothers know. that,

I get the feeling the family does not want any attention. It just wants to be left aloné where
it can quietly grow in the sun experiencing'the odd rain storm by itself.

It takes two people to. make a family and it takes just one person to break the family apart,
In this world of “get your neighbor before he gets you" it is my opinion that we should leave the.
family alone to be itself, In its own time and in its. own way, the family is the most important
social’ unit society has.
+): Bravo to those people “who: can say on death do.us part": And mean. ‘it

: Lillooet’s Firey Ma Murray:
Hitting the Presses Again:

May
{ paper, ” the
Lillooet. News, has-picked up cempetition is Ma Murray.

Murray's old ‘news-
Bridge ~ River-

some competition in this town |
of 2,000. And working for the

Ma’ ‘sold"the ‘News ‘four

years ago to'a’ newcomer to
Lillooet, Jeff den Biesen. At the

FLEA
MARKET

atthe.

K-C CO-OP

10 am. -3 p.m.

retire. For the following couple

‘of years; however, she kept her
hand'in with a column in the
News called Ma Says.

Two years ago Ma quit her
column ‘and turned to: protest-
ing the proposed federal prison’
for Lillooet,

‘That’ issue has since div-

age of 87, she had decided to-:

.- ided the «town, © Among : the :?

changes it has brought has been
anew paper—the Lillooet Guar-
dian—which was conceived asa
giveaway to publicize the stand
of prison opponents,

On the front page of the
Guardian’ ‘is’ a Ma Murray
comback column, For Damshur.

Den Biesen says he doesn't
consider. the Guardian to be
competition, although he “was

" angry over Ma Murray's defec-

tion. “No way, will I accept her
column,” ‘he said, though he
later relented, enough to say

‘he'd consider i if “terms were

arranged.”

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1967 Cougar i: a

1972 Loyeta ‘saat

1967 smo = radio, - :

Despite the- damp, cold
weather, an enthuslastic crowd
attended. ‘the ‘first district
Knights ‘of Columbus Parish

Nelson Team Beats ‘Catloge ot Sacer

Crowd Enjoys K.

Family,” Basket Plenic) held.

Sunday at Kinnaird Park,

The’ afternoon activities
began with a soccer game. be-
tween Knights of Columbus
teams from Nelson and Castle-
gar, with Nelson taking | the win
by a 8-2 score.:

Bishop W. E. Doyle was

celebrant of the outdoor Mass, °

Rev. W. Harrison was ’‘co-

celebrant and: Paul Seymour '

from Trail was assistant.’ Bis-

hop Doyle reminded the people -

present that this occasion was
similar to the’ firat. Pentecost

. gathering and celebration dur. ;

ing the time of Christ.

‘ During the Mass, guitar-
ists Matt Gallo, Danny Vecchio
and Gary Archambault accom-

‘panied ‘the ‘singing. of the ..

familles gathered together in
‘celebration of’ this special

"event. At the offertory. of the >

Mass, the /Armando .Cardosa
family carried the gifts of bresd
and wine in the Offertory Pro-
cession.
peat te bo closing of the Bass,

a large cake and card were
presented to Father ‘Harrison,
in honor of his 40th anniversary
‘in the priesthood.

A‘ large shield made .and
donated by, Tullio Lenarduzzi,

rand Knight ‘of the Rossland
‘ed *of’ Columbus: council,
was presented by Bishop Doyle
to, Stan. Grill,”.coach of ‘the
Nelson soccer team. The’ shield
represents the first Knights of
Columbus District Annual Soc-
cer Tournament.‘ °

Many families enjoyed the
“basket picnic during the after-,
noon meal, and the conceasion
booth proved popular, as well.

Following and ‘during the
supper bout sports. events

- Student Jobs Worker -
Seeks Local Support.

: ‘Approximately 1 160 Castle-

2 gar” students have’ so. far <
“registered at the Canada Man-’
~ power. Centre fee Students,

offer employment ° to students

~ this: ‘summer.’ and | says , that *

those students who have regis-

= tered

and:“have ‘a wide .variety of

+ skills and-experience that could
make then a valuable asset to

business’ or; household.” ”

\s"Students are eager and

_ gardening work; paint: houses,

“babysit, ‘house-clean, J build’ gar

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 2, 1977 4

Picnic saad

File No, 0186035

Conditional Water Licence
20222, Mads Brook, auth-
orizes the diversion end
use of 1,000 gallons a day
of water for domestic pur- J.
pose’ for use on District
tor? 7164, Kootensy District. :

This licence has becdme |
subject fo cancellation {for |-
failure by the licensee: for
three successive years: fo
make beneficial use of the
water for the purpose and
In the manner authorized
under the. licence.

Notice is hereby. given
that unless cause fo the
contrary Is. shown ‘within J.
60 days of the date of the
fourth publication of the
notice the said licence will
be cancelled.

Doted at Victoria, B.C. this
ard day of May, 1977.

H. .D. Debeck,
z compurellés. of Water,

ights,
parlors Building

Victoria, B.C,
>. Knights, and their families and friends gathered

seating Moreen tthe Raebes ot Coles

included’ the horseshoe tourna-

ment, won by Trail-with a score’

of 21-14, and the Boccia tourna-
ment, bringing a‘ 21-20 victory
to Castlegar. wee

The racing events in ages 4 fe

from Nelson, Trail, Rossland ‘and Castlegar. Tits, ts the Fourth Publica-
‘)—CasNewsFoto by Les Campbell a

Maloney Pontiac Buick GMC |

: to 60 years:‘and over” were

; ployment ‘this summer.

‘ workers the *

enjoyed by:many. people and |.
softball was popular with the
young.

District Deputy Morgan
Jones congratulated the Castle-
gar Knights, who were the host
council, as well as councils from
Rossland, Nelson and Trait for. \-
sponsoring the successful picnic
ee sports, day. ;

employer both time and energy :
in his search for atudent help by =
offering an effective pre-screen-

ing service and referring suita-.

* BRAKE SPECIAL *

May 13th to June ath
4-Wheel
Brake Reline L

Disc or Drum:
Most North American
BBult Cre cer ee sercctecor

$

Plus Tox

oe Plus Tax

Students ‘as possible find. em:

give’ one of these jindustrious:.-

‘Repack front ‘Wheel Bearings, Torn Drums or Rotors as necessary Blead
Brake Sytem. Adjust Parking Brake, : -

on

PP to.
continue his or her education by .,
putting: one. to: work. for: th
summer; for’ saveral.'days, °
just a-few hours, :*\; é

Anyone wishing: to -have
work: done at ‘their home: or:
business: is “asked to call: 365- :
7825 on Tuesday afternoons or: |
368-8418 daring "the rest of the ‘

adi Manpower. i

rcaite for Students in Castle- :
gar will open at the Post Office:
to

“= register ‘students, and to to’ coun. °

‘sel-them ‘on:
techniques:

vy. BS.
Rilkoff will ‘be contacting local -

“employers. to: discuss ; their
summer employment needs and
the services the Student: Man-~

. power Centre has to offer. One + |
i cof their goalsis to help § save. the’

Local ‘Students.
Receive Degrees

2. The University, of Vietoria
has released the names of three -.

‘Castlegar. area students “who .
./Feceived degrees Saturday.’ *-\

i Graduating were Kees.
Vanderpol‘with’a bachelor of:
arts “degree, Judy Allingham ‘

‘with a bachelor of music degree

‘and Gregory. ‘Archibald with a

bachelor: degree’ in: education “

for elementary curriculum.

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75 Ford Gran Torino

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2-Door, Sports Coupe with 350 Cl. V-8
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Power. Brakes, Swivel Bucket Seats, .
Floor Console, Radio and Tape, Rear
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73 Dodge. Satelite

2-Door.: Hardtop: with’ V-8 Engine,”

s froster, ihitewall Tires and Die

*72 Oldsmobile Delta 88

4-Door : “Hardtop with” V-6 Engine,
Auto. Transmission, Power Brakes,
lear,

pee Steering, Radi Window $1 495.
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2-Door Hardtop with. V-8: Engine.
Auto. Trans. ; ower. Brakes,
ear Wisdow Oo.

froter Witewsi Tires, and Disks Bac = $1 795

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170 Ford 4x4_

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