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“The Castlegar Séntinel
Senior Bronco All-Star. Team
would like to take this opportu-
nity to express their, sincere
thanks for the wonderful Sup:
port the team was given this

and John’ Hn Popowieh and ‘the
“Marlane) Hotel’ for their gen-
erous donation of a $200 cheque
and door receipts from the
cabaret, CKQR Radio for thele

co:

Nick Koochin for. his presen

tion of a Centennial allver dollar
to each team member, Mr. Alex;
Gleboff for his welcome home
sign, the City of Castlegar, ‘the

: Barry, DePaoli
Team fo Win

“Last Thursday was

‘great big-birdie’ which

‘really, made: the day for Claude

By Lori Friesan’’ rf
Last, Te even Nelson held}, a Red Letter Day for the senior Bissell.’
Seniors up at the | local golf é

its annual mixed doubles tour-
nament for’ the Chesser. "Cup.

C gov. out: to

Chamber of C and the.
Fire Departments for their
wonderful send-off and recep-
tion,/Mr.|Red Warner and the
Sentinel executive, Reg Veysey,
‘and ‘all’ his, Pony players? for:
turning out for the. practice:
games, the Castlegar News for ;

their fine coverage throughout: +

and the,parents and

ani
operation, Mr. Wilf { Nesbitt and.
+; all. the people who contributed’
to his collections, and all the
other. people who. contributed
to the team's expenses, Koo!
nay Savings Credit Union Be
their generous donation, Mr.

faites for their excellent:
* eo-operation.

We deeply appreciate the.
tremendous support fro:

fans.
The Castlegar Sentinel
Bronco All-Stars

Caatlegar's only. eatrant Kay
Jones and Barry, DePaoll: who

teamed to bring the cup home.»

The tournament was play-
ed as a round-robin event ‘with
eight teams participating. Kay,
‘and Barry won all of their sets
and defeated Janice‘and Peter
Esdale of Nelson 6-4, 6-0, in the
‘finals, Well donel’ :

~ A few reminders of court

)p courts: for, Hae and
‘bottom courts’ for: jeentors.

An easement has been

i granted by: the board of. trus-

‘tees for School District No. 9 to

‘the City of Castlegar across Lot

©.C: ‘This is land on which the city
{maintains ‘a’ pumping’ station.

eae,

pas
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RECREATION aT:
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ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS |

To Our Winter. Programs.

(September 12 Castlegar News) =
Crafts Class for Students
Ages 6-10 yrs.
“Ages 11-14 yrs, Thurs. Oct.’
Instructor: Mrs Vi Giles
‘Sunlor Art Classes
‘We can sere Gieges 7 and 8 on Weshesie, 5: 30 - -
7 p.m. Oct. 2
Typing
Monday, Sept. 30 7:30 = 90 at Kinnaird Junior :
High School. Registration $25.00 40° hours: ate
Weaving Classes” a
Weaving ‘Classes: will be held in the basement of
Woodland Park: School starting October, Sid

Pre-School: Gymnastics
Castlegar. Prima

3- Dec.:5- 3:30 -. <5 p.m;

Note the following location changes — Gymnast
No.°3 (Club) 1 be held at Twin Rivers Schoo Thy
da: m.. Badminton Ages: 13'= -.
hale at‘ KISS instead oF Twi

Renner of the Recreation Office’ Monday to’ Fri-:

). Please register: before classes start
detailed information ¢ call 365-3386 i:

+ Mon. Sept. 30 - Dec. 2 3:30 - Spm’

; Minutes of future) board
tobe posted in the

\ {District No. 9. This decision
“was made in’ an effort to

completion. wilt
sale.

staff rooms of schools in School .

‘improve « be-
tween trustees and teachers:

“pee ion Comtiission
\-No./1‘is to receive an-added
$200! from ‘the school board to
“operate, its’ adult education

$1,700 instead of the $1,600
received last: season.

~ Grade 12h Ae ag8, con

The New Denver Women’s
Institute resumed its meetings’ <
Wednesday: Sen 11 in. the
Legion .

Mrs.:

holiday, vice president Mrs, T.

Steenhoff chaired ‘th meeti
eats Mra.

: Everybody re
en District-Round- rp: ‘Just:
‘call 365-7286 fc

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‘program. The grant will now be

ds = City.
for, low-cost,

‘medal Hie arranged ini four

flights; )with; the gualitying 2)
round being played ‘this
cay Sunday. The :top':

“struction classes will be Ing.
8 x 12 foot tool sheds which/on project,’ : portable ; class:

Thi replaces a an earlier
TOON *:

up' for: which would have been utilized’ i

by the school district.

George it G

for the low net. ee in

86 handicap’ catego

There® will: es a ee
‘social Saturday beginning at

‘approximately’

‘The‘annual ‘batiquet: and
dance is scheduled for! Oct.’ 19."
“Tickets will be ‘onsale during
‘the ‘first ‘week’ in \October, at
Castlegar’ Drugs and at the

Pro Shop:

‘respect to the memory;
late’Mrs. G; Bi

a-donation to ithe?
id is:

ed avery pet trip.
* A‘ copy of ‘Beautiful B: C.
magazine: will be “sent tothe.
Bramley: Vale,’ England’-Insti-

‘The library,

Tent Ba,
matte Institute. in Memoriam |

“direetion’ of Mrs. W./J. Wilson :

The booster prize\ was
“brought by Mrs. M.; Bradshaw
‘and won’ by:Mrs.; S:Flint-

A display, of holiday: handi-
“craft. projects | which? included
knitting, crochet, mat-maki ing

‘Tea was aarvea by. hostes-

+ ses Mrs. T. Sheenhoff and Mrs.

a Spencer.
$1 000. Damage
R sults | as Cor’
_ Str es Pole

"No. charges were ‘aid in as

single ‘car accident on Wednes-
‘day of last week which resulted
in $1,000 damage to a°1967

x vehicle;

2 Police identified the driver
‘as Roy Allen? Poznikoff' of
Castlegar’ who is‘ reported to,

“have received a bruised elbow

and. a’ puffed :lip‘after the

> vehicle he was driving struck a
“pole in the Super-Valu parking
lot Gisbaion

>and novelties were “displayed {
}/and admi

The club annual gen
meeting will be held’on Oct. Be
‘The gate leadin
course will now open 1 at'7/a.m..
and will’ be’ kept ( open “till

{darkness sets in.

he émorlal z
Trophy which will be | presented 3

course,

Eighteen golfers teed’ off
and had a whale of a time: This
is the largest number that has «
taken’ part In’ our. weekly
tussles: and, from’ the’ banter

and-advice: that: was: flying’)
around, everyone was right in

there: golfing or, telling: the
others how \to, It was'nice to
‘welcome \back’ those’\who. had’:
been away. (you were: missed ’

) Claude!) and to’ welcome such ;

well-known golfers’as’ Walter. '/|'
Jacobson and Joe Cushner.. |).

“Denny sent us‘out.on the’

front nine fora change'and the) /'|'

me played was'Draw Poker.’

gal
This combination’ made’ for :

weird: and),wonderful

some
<i hands: being’ turned’ in ‘and
{would givé'a lot’ to. have hel

some of(them’in.a’real game. °’
Number: one for ' the’ day.
_was\Pete; Soberlak and? it“ :
2 couldn't have‘happened ‘to ay
nicer: fellow. I ont tell: yor

ford, Pete ‘Murph
Jacobson, George Wilson and

» Bert Lamb...’

STA special presentation wi
-made for meritorious service to °
te gang and as-a\ result,’ Jim’:

Kelly ‘will now be able to finish

he season. Jim had the:misfor-
‘tune to break his one:ani ‘only;

‘golf-tee and thought he had had :

it for the year. However;.when
the :boya heard of: this,’ they. :
rallied ‘rot nd “and Jim‘was

‘tothe golf.

generosity. :

°'The hero e' day. wi
Claude’ Bissell.'I got the story:
‘from’ one’ of the: boys’ he. had.

. ‘played with so it has to be hard

when acquiritig.a, full set ‘of
dentures and are tpset over the
m

jological-fac
uch)as‘age,: general. healthy,
scl

tion, tongue position, neuro-

‘or co-ordination °
aracter’ and’ amount

i been! made, » e dente roeteee :

re ‘needed, ‘because .mouth
ntours change over the years,

“any.inflammation,; ©.
atients must realize ‘that:
dentures ‘themselves are. only
tools. ‘To enjoy continuing com:
and ‘efficient chewing’ of
); denture . wearers and
stential’sdenture “wearers
ould seek ‘the’ before and
{ter care! their’ dentists’ will

ecessary, u
its, but he also looks for :

fact.. On. No.6 ‘Claude’ hit: a
better than down

MHE, pres

1 Upstelrs +s 2.6
BI

ft ri
‘, the’ middle! and: got’ his‘second
shot ‘somewhere! round: the.
‘bottom ‘of the ‘gully. leading up

"that i
‘A’ marvellous chip’ shot ¢

achinery, ‘took the’ place) of
‘oxen, the term bullcook remain~

ed.‘Today.it'is given to anyone. :

who does the odd jobs around a

rovide;; says ‘the Canadian q

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From: Page 1-

skills hibi by ti h

of the right of

in
recent ar “which' have. re-,

vaulted in

favorable 't

has’ undermined the local bar-

“gaining ‘process by restricting

the freedom of action of local

: boards, of trustees, he said,

‘ He did offer some solutions

4 to the. problem, however,
F While it may be expensive .
++ for the BC8TA ‘to ‘setup an

equivalent advisory body on
salary ‘negotiations to that of

., the BCTF inorder to equalize

“expertise in the batgaining
{ .; process, this would lead to’an’,
; 7A effective syatem of determining:
:-teachers’ salaries,’Mr, Redfern’
{ 2 sald. ‘lt would: ‘permit the’

local , to‘have a say,

through: thelr elected trustees,

i the spending ‘of their school
xe8,

In conclusion, Mr, Redfern <

sald that the operation of the
committee ‘on. Health, Educa-
tion and Human Resources is an
example of one of the problems
ofa centrally adminiatred body

attempting to cope with Toca
problems,

The East Kootenay was
completely ignored asa location
for a hearing and this repre-
sentative -has had to journey

over 600 miles at‘a cost of about

$120'to present this brief, Mr.
Redfern concluded.”
Only, seven of the 12

members on the committee

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were present for the ‘hearings.
Those present Included Mrs.
Dallly,; Ms. Brom, Peter, Rol- ;

AL Briefs Heard by Gov't. Appointed: Standing Committee

ston, Dr, Wallace, Colin 'Gabel-
mann, \Harvey Schroeder and
Gordon Gibson: i

News About a New Bird

Adds a ‘Note

f By Bill Merilees :-

At-a tlme of, soaring food
prices and a closure of our local
achools, residents of the Weat’
Kootenay: might just‘feel they
have’ “cause”

gloomy.

Cheer up!'A new bird
species has been

for’ feeling :

of Cheer.

birds which escaped. With the

) mosquito as transmitter, the

‘malaria spréad from, the’ exotic
‘to the native birds which were
not immune to'this disease, |
Thus began’ the downhill
skid to obscurity and extinction
for many of the Honeycreepers.

and while this may.not be your
:.“tonie™ to, weather depression,
it should be greeted with cheer.
Hawaii of all’places is the

location of this’ latest find, on

the’ rain drenchéd slopes of
Maui's ‘volcanic ‘Mount ‘ Halea-
kala: What makes this recent
‘discovery so thrilling is not so
‘much that a new bird has been
added ‘to the world’s avian
catalogue, but rather. that it
- }was discove walls
The Honeyereepers are a
family‘of birds ound exclusive-
*; ly in the Hawaiian Island and
s nowhere else’ Of the new 23
species which comprise this.
S;group, eight: are: believed’ ex--
tinct and srother ‘five ‘are
exceedingly
Why. “his fs aad picture?
Mun—not: beeause “of: hunting
pressure, habitat destruction or.
industrial pollution, bit Father.
quite innocently.
(First it is thought that the

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of stale: water re-
serves from sailing ships intro-
44duced |.the’ mosquito to the
‘standa and then at a later date,
‘reached the ‘is-

Tends carried. ;by sxotle cage

his. vhistory
makes ‘the recent, discovery..a
‘Joyous event.'‘The new species
is sparrow. sized, olive ,brown
with’a heavy bill and‘a’ black
‘wedge-shaped ‘mask
face to'behind the eye.
‘The ‘annual rainfall nits
habitat:exceeds'400 inches: per

‘year. Only by use of a helicop-

ter. was the exploring. party
able to penetrate the forest and
make thelr, discovery.

Hospital Auxiliary
Now Planning,
Fall ‘Rumma j

The Women's Auxiliary to
the’ Castlegar. and ‘District
Hospital: will be holding: its
annual fall rummage sale next
month in the!Kinnaird’ Hall.

Would all those! who/have
‘ysable‘ articles they wish‘to

. donate, please call one of. these
numbers for pickup:

* 965-8148; 365. B1it: 360-8504

‘and in Robson 365-5406. :'"/:
All donations are greatly .
appreciated.| ’

‘What Fishing Could be All About

~qaking the weekend off to
‘50. fishing with the boys: is.

getting to be a habit with a lot.

of. people,

It's not that the average
angler is against family life or.
visiting with his mother-i

“chase,” take ;the following the

tors into’ consideration,
The type of water on which
you-will be fishing and the.

“maximum number of people the

boat must‘carry are the’ most

it's just that an occasional at y

days of roughing it away, from

home in the company.of old

+ fishing cronies seems to give a
man a-new lease on life.

But maybe “roughing it” is

j, ba longer an. ers description, for

“eommodations and’: modarn
cooking ‘conveniences are b
“coming increasingly more pop!
lar with' weekend fishermen.
“New lightweight and easy-
to-pitch'ténts.are available for

“and lanterns have been ‘im-
) proved. : Well insulated, ice

“chests .make it :simple “to
transport ‘catches “several hun-.

ithout fear’ of
© spoilage. i
Boating has also. kept pace

‘with the swing to easy outdoor.

pulling large boats through
trails is

those who prefer to live'under. ©
+ canvas. Portable cook'stoves ©

“living: With modern trailers, |

If, your. fishing. will be
confined to a small inland lake
and limited to two people, a'12 ©
to 14-horsepower outboard will
do nicely. When fishing on
larger bodies of water with

School ‘District :-No.*9 are
agreeable to leasing the old
horeacres School. property: to

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‘Commission. >»
‘This was stated Monday a at’
ithe regular. meeting: of the
board of trustees for School:
District’ No,.9. ©
*Should: the coimtnission”
agree, the lease would be
limited to, five’ years. Any

over that’ period of.

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Fishermen ‘now’ find launching.

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' Because the commission &
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Interseetor

environment education commit

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* ‘This step paves the way to
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5) inted was trustee E!

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