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TRAIL

Monday
April 14
Cominco Gym
Trail, B.C.
7:30 p.m.

11th Annual
General
Meeting

Credit Union

WANETA PLAZA

The Jean Team Congratulates Steven Bozek
our athlete of the month, and announces jus! a few of our

New Arrivals
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Hats

“Barbara's Folley” "Rocket"
(Gals) (Guys)

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Be sure to visit the JEAN TEAM and take advantage
of the newest in spring fashion at reasonable prices

Vink “Where
sit us Sporty People
Today Shop”

1434 Columbia Avenue
* Castlegar 365-7365

ATHLETE OF THE MONTH

STEVEN BOZEK — CASTLEGAR — HOCKEY PLAYER

Steven set a 20-goal point scoring record for Northern Michigan University
this year and was the only unanimous choice in the all-star ballotting for the

Central Coll Hockey A

ry ALL-STAR TEAM. Steven recent!
Northern Michigan into its first-ever NCAA Final Four appearance wil!

i is

5th hat trick of the season. Not an easy chore since the opposition in the 4-3
win was Minnesota, the same team that supplied so many players to the

American Olympic Team that won the Gald Medal in Lake Placid.

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‘Babel Re

Stanley Humphries Sec-
ondary School's play entitled
“Babel Rep,” directed by L.C.
Farrell, was selected the best
play at the four-day West
Kootenay Drama Festival
held recently in Castlegar.

As well the two actors
from this play, Rob Beynon
received the best actor
award and Ben Nichvalodoff
received the second best
actor award.

West Kootenay Drama Festival

Fourteen plays were z

presented over the four
nights from L.V. Rogers-Nel-
son, Trafalgar-Nelson, Nak-
usp Secondary, David
Thompson-Invermere, Kin-
naird Junior Secondary, Trail
Junior Secondary, Selkirk
Sr. Secondary-Kimberley
and Mt. Sentinel Secondary-
South Slocan.

The festival was adju-
dicated by J. Hoffman from
DTUC-Nelson who presented
the audience with quality ob-
servations and analysis,

Overall festival results .

were as follows:

Best play — Babel Rap,
SHSS; second play — Open
Window, Trafalgar; third
play — A Thing of Beauty,
KISS;

Best actor — Rob Bey-
non, SHSS; second actor —
Ben Nichvalodoff, SHSS;
third actor — Mike Berger,
KISS;

Best actress — Sue Jef-
fries, L.V. Rogers; second
actress — Sarah Cowan,
Trafalgar; third actress —
Jeannine Moreau, Trafalgar;

Best costumes— Fool's
Errand, Trafalgar; best vis-
ual presentation — Coming
Through The Rye, Nakusp;
best makeup — Coming
Through The Rye, Nakusp.
Merit Certificates:

Truthful Acting Award
— Chris Wanjoff, KJSS;
Dialect Award — Steve
Pachal, Selkirk-Kii

p’ selected best play

Ben Nichvolodoff, le

ft, runner-up and Rob Beynon, best actor

Forests face drought

The Protection Branch
of the Ministry of Forests has
set off its first forest fire
alarm and it sounds bad.
Below normal! snowpack lev-

Quantity & Quantity Theatre
Award — Trafalgar Junior,
Nelson; Acting Award —
Clarke Wright, Trafalgar-
Nelson; Most Original Set
Award — Nakusp Secondary;
and Best Attitude in Work-
shops — Trail Junior Sec-
ondary.

~ Memorial

els g! most parts of
the Nelson Forest Region
spell drought-and another
headache year for the: pro-
tection team.

Last year, a record 1,019
fires struck the region adding
to, a. province-wide total of
3,800, the second highest in
history.

fund for

popular Salmo lifeguard

A memorial fund has
been started for the late
Deanne Bourgault, a popular
lifeguard and swimming in-
structor at the Salmo Swim-
ming Pool for the last four

years.

With this fund, organi-
zers hope to purchase a piece
of equipment for use at the

bing Community ath
of British Columbia Th
under thy

programm
Selkirk Colle
Victoria, |
diplom:

pool in Bourgault’s honor.

Anyone who would like
to donate to this memorial
fund is asked to please for-
ward donations to Box 1900,
Salmo, B.C. VOG 120.

All donations, large or
small, will be greatly appre-
ciated. For further informa-
tion phone 357-9973.

Kootenays,
offers

ading toward degrees and
nthe following areas

Ans & Science

a Arts

Porforming Acts

hic Design
—Photography

Music
Theatr

Education

\

For information,

David Thompson
University Centre
620 - 10th St.

please send cut out to:

Nalson, B.C. V1L 3C7
Telephone: (604) 352-2241

1
amiene

sore ghe early
hazard ‘warnitigs should .be...

Rapid ‘deployment of
suppression crews limited
the number of hectares burn-
ed in the region to just 4,680,
well below the 10-year aver-

age.

“We will be entering the
1980 season facing drought
conditions in most parts of
the region,” says new region-
al protection boss, Les Stil-
well.
high fire

posted in the Boundary and
Cranbrook Forest Districts
which suffer from below
normal snowpack. All we can
do about it is be fully alert
and prepared.”

To that end the branch
has remodelled its air tanker
fleet replacing its three A-26
war horses with a trio of agile
firecats.

“The firecats,” says Stil-
well, “can land in short air
strips like those in Grand
Forks and Golden in addition
to the Castlegar, Revelstoke
and Cranbrook fields.”

Patrol planes to supple-
ment 25 manned lookout

onthe

Name

O ALL INFORMATION
O ARTS & SCIENCE
CG PHOTOGRAPHY

O GRAPHIC DESIGN
0 WRITING
O FINE ARTS

towers will be hired from
local air services. And the
daredevil rappelling crew,
airborne initial attack ex-
perts, will be back in service
from their Revelstoke camp.
The rappelling crewrush
to fire spots by helicopter,
then descend by rope to fight
them or to build heliports.
With the official April 15
start of the fire season near-
ing, each of the seven forest

district... managers . in. the ..

region is piecing together
suppression crews and un-
packing equipment.

“It looks like this should
be a challenging year,” says
Stilwell. “We'll be trying to
develop our suppression at-
tack to further reduce the
number of hectares burned.
Ideally, we hope to control all
fires by 10 a.m. the day after
their discovery. Last year we
were 85 per cent efficient.

“The public should be
advised that fire permits for
the burning of refuse, etc.
will be required by Apri! 15.
These are available from any
District Office.”

© music
O THEATRE
CO EDUCATION

Address

Phone

* declared.

Information workshop
for foster parents

Region Four of the B.C,
Federation of Foster’ Par-
ents, in co-operation with
Kootenay Indian Area Coun-
cil, have announced an Infor-
mation Workshop regarding
the rights and benefits of
native children who are in
foster or adopted homes.

It also gives an oppor-

* tunity to persons with any

questions they may have,

Representalives from
United Native Nations, Union
of B.C. Indian Chiefs, Sophie
Pierre of the Kootenay In-
dian Area Council will be
there.

All adoptive and foster
parents of native children are
urged to attend. The work-

Summer Games

poster contest
The British Columbia
Summer and Winter Games
have activated a poster con-
test throughout all of the
schools of British Columbis.
The contest is open to
schoo) children, Grades 1 to
12, with four winners being
The theme will
center around the British
Columbia Summer Games in
Kelowna and four winners
will be declared and will be
the guests of the British
Columbia Games in Kel

shop is to be held
and 13 at St. Mi

Hall, Site 15, Mission Road, | gi ff -

Cranbrook,

Interested people are
asked to phone this Kimber-
ley number 427-2336 or Ross-

land 362-7703.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, April ¥, 1980

CASTLEGAR PLYWOOD
& BUILDING SUPPLIES LTD.

on April 12 Olympic Stal
‘ © Olympic Stain
jary's Band Zero Clearance Fireplaces
* Cabinet Hardwood &
Accessories
© And much more

365-3514 725 - 6th Ave. S. Castlegar

When in Nelson
enjoy 3 different
Chinese
Smorgasbords!

Enjoy th

before enterin:

our holding lounge

our 2 dining rooms for
an evening of fine

culsine. Phone us today
and make a reservation.

Phone 365-6000

fireside place
Castlegar

Friday - Hong Kong
Saturday - Shanghal
Sunday - Peking
Open Every Day
Including Holidays!
8a.m.-10 p.m.

non oe
Sele nant

479 Baker 352-3456

g one of © Stalian Food

© Greek Food

© Canadian Dishes
Take-Out Meals Too!
For Reservations
Phone 365-6028
1432 Columbia, Castlegar

Mon.-Thurs. 5-11 p.m.
Fri, &S0!, Sp.m.cla.m.

‘Sunday 5-10 p.m.

Dine Out! *40 Family Dinner if

You may win a

ngratulations to our last: drew winner:

AVINEESSES | _ coneraiGettvery. Montrose, .c.

Sond in your entry torm to:

Restaurant Guide

along with their parents. .

The four winners will be
Grades 1 to 3; Grades 4 to 7;
Grades 8 to 10 and Grades 11
and 12,

The posters will be on
display in shopping centre
malls throughout Kelowna
during the summer. The con-
test ends on June 1, 1980 and
the contest is being run
through the school system.

B.C. Summer
and Winter
Games film

available
A 20-minute 16mm. film
of the British Columbia Sum-
mer and Winter Games is
new svailable io schools,
sport groups, service club
luncheons, and anyone else
who is interested. co
+- Further information may
be obtained from Wayne
Taiji, 810 Ward St., Nelson,
V1L 584 (or phone 352-2211
Local 473).

UNSCRAMBLE
festourant on
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© Enter os ma
* Winners uns

a

Tuesday lollowing publication,

© The voucher is valid for one visit to 9 solected
festourant within 14 doys ol its issue date.

© Winners will receive a $40 dinner from the
regular menu al the restaurant for which the
voucher is issued.

accompanied to the selected restaurant by at
leost one adult,

the letters and write the name ol the

the line provides

ms must be in by 5 pan. on tho Please enter my name for the $40 Dinner
Voucher Draw as outlined above.

Nome"
Address,

198 a5 you wish. city

Postal
years ol age must bo a

Code
Phone
(Please print)

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Oysters

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130 Bay Ave., 364-2559

NELSON
409 Kootenay, 352-3612

Restaurant

The Crown Point 1895,
featuring giant antique
cabinets, turn-of-the
century English and
Italian stained glass,
and much more.
* Dinner,
b

Steakhouse

600 - 2nd St. South
365-2421

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