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EVERYTHING but the Llchen cink, well maybe oven the kitchen
is belng oliered to the general, public thie Friday and
oral when the Women’s Auyillary to the Castlegar and
‘District Hospital

jail Davidson and Lori Friesen. Lori

Sale. These
busy

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of th remmago sale wich tke lve Flay eveg and

"Senior Citizens to Hold Picnic

The West Kootenay Re-
gional Council, Sentor Citizens’
Association, held its spring
meeting in the Castlegar 8.C,A.
Centre on the afternoon of
April 15,

President of the Castlegar
branch, J. Raine, opened the
meeting and welcomed all the
delegates and visitors present,
after which- he ‘turned the
meeting over to the ‘regional

+ president Mrs, W. R, Forres-
ter. One minul lence took

, Castlegar Curling .
4 Club’s, 1975-76
* Officers ‘Named

‘The annua! general meet-
Ing of the Castlegar and Dis-
trict Curling Club was held
April.17 in the Curling Club

Lounge. _

Prealdent Carl’ Henne re-
ported a very successful curling
season, which he attributed to
the help and co-operation of all
the members. The membership
extends their thanks to Carl for
a job well done.

‘The nominating committee -

presented the following slate of
5 officers for the 1976-76 season,
and these officers were elected
unanimously by’ the ‘meeting:

Saturday

salebandles president John McGillivray,

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tate mnalicy‘obiggent fund salsing venture Cth proceeds going
the local bospltal.—Castlegar News Photo

toward assisting

wuld Uke _ first vice-president Les Buffett,
second vice-president Bill Os-
}. The rummage sale terman, treasurer Nick, Oglow
‘and secretary Helen Douglas.

The-Men’s Curling Club
draw for the color television set)

“KINNAIRD JUHIOR

SECONDARY SCHOOL.

Whew! That was the week

yere pretty busy, we assure

oll
1 The coaches, Mr, Goven-
der, Mr. Nelson, and Mrs.
SLvitner, were very pleased
i, te-sboth in
shavioe and’ in performance.
We, Bo fo 0. press: we
eard th f Mr.

30+ Mr. Govender's play re-
ceived the award for best
Seostume. The students per.
3 formed their very best for him

Sand he was certainly pleased

ith their efforts.

<< This was the team that
Syallied gallantly. when Mr.

time went ahead like the good
troupers: they are
.

3 Mr. Nelaoa, wit equally
pleased with his band students
who performed at the Crowe.

SGovender returned from the *
‘hospital, and despite the lack of’

This was a non-competitive
class and the band received a
tape of thelr performance to-

gether with. the adjudication, *

‘At present, the band is

Castlegar: Team Does Well
At Gymnastic Competition

Members of the Castlegar
Gym Club travelled to Beaver

+ Valley on April 19 to compete in

a regional gymnastic competi-

Mike Zaytsoff

was held, with Frank Hamilton

{eet holder:s

Help Your C u

Your Castlegar News
carrier will be collecting «
for the month of April in
the next few days.

‘The job of your carrier
is made easier if they don't
have to make a second call.
‘They'll appreciate it if you

tion. Other clubs competing
ineluded Trail, Proctor, Nelson
and Beaver Valley.

Asa team, Castlegar did
very well, placing first‘over all
in total points. Individually,
each competitor did well also,

fact that afew were |

mareh-
ing for the Spokane Lilac
Parade in which it is taking
part.

+ ip at H

The Spe h Arts. “team ©

performed, ‘at Sti: Andrew's |

church in Trail. The acoustics |
were wonderful.) <-- =

The team received 11

firsts, two seconds, and a third.

Kim Swayne won" the ‘senior’
bible reading trophy, Gordon

Wenman won the junior high
public speaking trophy, and
Valerie Hillatrom won the
senior poetry championship
shield.’/+

They were given very
thorough adjudications, and

will tell you thelr experiences
anges

‘The team wishes to thank
Mr. Rogers for his help, and the
teachers who made practice
time possible.

OF Cast!
Dies at Age 54

x; }Fyngral services were held
(gees through to Tuesday

from the ‘chapel of the, Castle-
gat Funeral Home for Mike

Zaytsolf, 54, of Castlegar, who
died Sunday in the Castlegar
and District Hospital.

Born March 15, 1921, in
Brilliant, Mr. Zaytsoff was
employed in logging and road
construction industries,

He is survived by his wife
‘Vera; one son, Harvey, and two
daughters, Gloria and Betty, all
at home; three brothers, Sam,
of Hope, Fred of Castlegar and
Edgar,’ of Vancouver; one sis-
ter, Mra, Luba Holkoff of Grand
Forks and his stepmother,
Polly Zaytsoff of Pass Creek.
” Burial took place in Ootis-
chenia Cemetery.

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not fortunate enough to place, *
as, they were facing. 8 uch

of Castlegar being. the lucky -_

place In npate ‘of those who
had.

Roll call not branches
showed 89 membors present
from Fruitvale, Rossland, Trail,
‘Grand Forks, Christina Lake,
Nakusp, Rlondel, Nelson,
Greenwood and Castlegar.

Correspondence was dealt
with and the treasurer's report
was given, Mra. M. Quirk of
Nelson, who is a member of the
provincial board, 8.C.A,, gave
an interesting report. Congrat-
ulations were extended to Mrs.
Quirk on being selected Woman
of the Year in Nelson.

As a’ member of the
provincial board, Mrs, Quirk
has been appointed to visit each
vofthe 14 branches of the 8.C.A.
in the West Rostenays,t to wo Bet
the views of each bran
having. more members on the
board. At present there are
eight members on’
and there are nine regtonal
councils.

At the present time, there

are ‘two. Travelling Gavels.

making tha rounds; one was
presented to the West Koote-
nay Regional by Mra, A.
McLuckie of Trail, and the
other one ia the property of the

; provincia! board. The West”

Kootenay gavel will be used by
the’ Riondel and | Rosstand
ppsnche until October.

‘The provincial gavel. will
be returned to'the provincial
board to start its rounds once

gains:
A picnic for the Weat

hold
‘one in Lakeside Park in Nelson
en June 24, 2
Entertainment will be pro-
vided by some of the branches.
: <> Ae the regional finances

were in good shape, it was

decided that’ the collection

donated to the Castlogar
branch towarda the purchase of
‘a wheelchair for its Centre.
‘As there: are-some: seats
available on the bus taking the
delegates to the provlnela

In the aggregate. ayes. ig

sree caret ony School District No.9 Briefs |

Castlegar faces were promin-

ent. Aggregates are awarded to. Permission has: been

granted Stanley Humphries,

School Band, the

right to make its annual trip to

South Delta Secondary School.

A. sum of $550. has been

budgeted for this expenditure.
cee

highest point total throughout
the day's events,

The aggregate winners
from Castlegar were as follows:

Girls under. 12: years—Ist
place aggregate, Betty Jean
Perras; 3rd place aggregate,
Lisa Naychuk; 4th place aggre-
gate, Bernadette Wabisca; and
6th place aggregate, Belinda
Fletcher.

Boys under 12 years— Ist
place aggregate, Brent Flet-
cher.
Girls under 14 years—Ist
place aggregate, Liz Dyson;
2nd place aggregate, Kellie

A letter of congratulations
is to be sent J. Closkey: for
having been elected president
of the B.C. Secondary Schools
Girls’ Basketball Association at
{ts annual general meéting.

eee

“A ehlorinator is to be
purchased for Pass Creek
Sch

ca:
place aggregate, Wendy Flet-

t is to be installed in

one classroom in the Tarrys .

onan exper-
Sant

Elementary 8¢ School:
iment by
best
‘Anagreement between the
school board and Regional
Recreation Com in No. 1

the fee’ of $1,000, the
sion will provide instruction for.
the grade 3 swimming pro-

ad ne .

+ Annual ahutdown for main-
tenance crew holidays is to be
froma sa July 21 to” Aug. 8
int

‘School Board Accepts

3 7 v . 2 .
Set cues in vat Teachers’ Resignations

place aggregpte, Cammy “La-

pointe ~ Resignations, which are”

Boys under 16 yeare—dth effective with the end of the
place aggregate, Randy Fiet- school term, have been ac-
cher. cepted by the board of trustees

‘On Saturday, May 8rd, for School District No, 9 from
the younger members of the Mrs. L. Dewdeny of Tarrys
lub (under 10-years and under Elementary’ Sehool, ‘Ms. S.
Byears) wili be competing at L." Bonderoff White of Kinnaird
V, Rogers Secondary School in. Elementary School, Mrs..M.
Nelson. The results of this Bonser of Pass Creek Ele-
meet, along with the results of mentary School, Miss D. Col-,
Inst weekend's mect, both mar of Kinnaird Junior -Se-
count toward the team total, condary School and Mrs. M.

If Castlegar fares as well Dunsford' of Blueberry, Créek

‘These resignations were. |

accepted Monday at the board's
regular monthly meeting.

Appointments, alleetive

September 1 of this year were

also confirmed. Confirmed ap-

pointments in the primary
Mrs. C. M. Al

L, Wileox. Appointed.to the

intermediate division is Re

at this coming meet, it should
beithe the reciplent of the team |<: no? WHERE THE

‘Any persona interested in 1
gymnastics are invited to come
out and support the youngsters
in Nelson on May 8.

convention in “June, members
were invited to avail them:
selves of a trip to Vancouver to
shop, visit, or attend the
convention if they so desired.

‘The second vice-president.
had resigned through ill health
at’the fall meeting and Mrs,
Smith of Nelson was-elected to
{ill the position for the re-
mainder of the term.

At the‘close of the

ing, Mr. and Mrs.) Forrester
ahowed some colored alides
which they had taken on thelr
trip to Australia, New Zealand
and other points. While they

were In Adlaide, ‘Australia,
they attended a senior citizens’
meeting and the people there
be greetings to the branches
ere,

School Board Requests :
RDCK to Affend to Dump

Concern over the number
of bears passing through the:

“outdoor education site to feed

at the dump, has prompted the.
board of trustees of School
District No, 9.to ask that the
dump be: brought upto.

standard so it will no longer be
attractive to bears.’ f
This’ request le té: be
forwarded to the Regional
District of Ceatral Kootensy
following the passing ofa
motion by the board Monday,

its regular monthly meeting,

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