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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, August 9, 1979

Everything you want from a store
x) and a li |

e bit more |

‘Ss? Beef Prices

Round
Steak

Round -

or Roast $

“Top cut". :
Boneless Beef. A

Canada Grade .... Ib. i]

Boneless Beef.:
Bottom Cut.
Steak or Roast
($5.93 kg).

Cariada Grade ....

Spareribs

Pork Side

Small. Previously :
| Frozen. ($2.84 kg) ..........lb.

Pork Sausage

nomy. Pure. Frozen.

Beef Liver

Sliced. Skinned. Deveined,
($3.73 kg). In Mono Cups .

Safeway thin sliced. Assorted
Varietles. 3 oz. (85 g) Package

Bathroom

Tissue
Royale,
Assorted Colours

Spaghett!

Lancia Brand.
Readycut :

Macaroni, Rotini.

2 Ib.

$ ©2. (184 g) Tin

Oxydol /' Cheer
Detergent

powdered Laundry:
94 kg. Box

Cloverleat

Tuna
Flaked White,

Eco R
WIb, (454g) Package... ..... eee eee eee es tb.

Luncheon Meats

Chicken (Frying)

1

“Breast or Legs”.
Frozen. }
Approx.

3 Ib. Poly

Bag ........ Ib.

For Your

ANTIPASTO

Needs at Safeway
Mushrooms 59¢
$1.49

Taste Tells. Sticed. Whole. Button. 10 fl. oz. (284 mL) ..
Tomato Ketchup

$1.39
$4.59

Tuna Fish
3 ed | .00
4 ad | .00

Sea Trader. White solid. 7 oz.

Vegetable Oil

Pure. Unico Brand. 3 Litre Tin

Tomato Paste

Unico Brand. 5.5 fl. oz. Tin

Tomato Sauce

Town House. 7.5 fl. oz. Tin

Ripe Black Olives

Pitted. 14 fl. oz. Tin

Manzanilla Olives

Town House. 12 fl. oz.

Cut Green Beans

Town House. 14 fl. oz. Tin

Case Sale
Apple Juice

Town House. Choice. 48 fl. oz. (1.3 L) Tins.

$12.49 vou save. 52.27
Light Tuna

Sea Trader. Flaked. 6 oz. (170 g) Tins.

$39.92 vou sve? 0.48

Macaroni and Cheese

Town House Dinners. 7% oz. (205 g) Packages.

Case
of 12

Case
of 48

Case
of 48 ..

Cauliflower

B.C. Grown..No. 2 Grade ...... e

Green

Peppers

California Grown ..........c0c0000-. Ib.
.

Onions :

Silverskin. B.C. Grown ............ Ib.

Re

Peppers

California Grown ...........2- Ib.

-Summertime Favorites
Picked fresh for you.

Early White

Potatoes

B.C. No. 1 Grade (2.24 kg)

5... 39°

Honeydew

Melons —
Size 5 Large.
California Grown .. ea.

Peaches

BC.
No. 1 Grade.

Medium... Ib,

Castlegar Safeway
Phone 365-3470

(For Customer Service)

$15.16 vou seve 83,32

Prices Effective ALL WEEK

Tuesday to Saturday, August 7 to 12

In Your Friendly Castleaird Plaza
Safeway Store

We reserve the. Tight to limit quantities. -
Sales in Retail Quantities only.

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Vays AXE

CASTLEGAR,

+ \Sroning out the details’

. technical statf will show. Castlegar.

“By R RYON GUEDES

I
A. map being: ee by. ‘the, city’
r_.residen
how ‘construction: of the. proposed::- Murphy:
Creek dam on the Columbia River: would a ect
them, Mayor Audrey Moore said this week.”
‘old:‘the Castlegar. News “she
‘staff Monday to plot-‘the three
“different pondage elevations to be

proposed hydroelectric.dam — ‘planned fora

‘sl e about::23 ‘kilometres - downstream: from’

the offer.

2 the mill itself. is operating

“Phat hasn't been: fi-
nalized in the sense ofall .
the details having ‘been
worked out,” he said: “But,

‘and they {union members)
ated to go back to work.”.

“But Local’ 1' president
Conroy, ater:

scared pany.

was going to rer ege on the

deal” with © the -Local 4>
bers.

fet GuGhice Gane
CASNEWS STAFF WRITER
Despite an hour of ‘de-

bate “and: their’ fire. chiefs

~ request ‘for’ prompt “action,
Salmo

council mem-
bers failed Tuesday to make
a decision on financing for the
purchase of $189,000 worth of

recommended Sed

also maintained ¢ that the fast
attack unit was‘an integral,
part of » providing proper
service to the townsite and ,
the ‘surrounding area. f

then di

J some:’ guidelines” fon: fl

sidered -
in Hydro's feasibility: study, (on: the

—to provide roperty owners with: ©
he effect each ‘level:

BRITISH © UMBLAL THURSDAY, AUGUST: 16,1979

: ICity- to chart proposed |i :

dam’s pond elevations|

flooding of various sections and Installations

‘once and for all remove land and improvement from the tax «

base 'tho city uses for revenue” as the Peason for suggesting
city: staff prepare the map.

“At 1,890 feet I think’t there would probably be Sminimal
impact on the city, but I would have to wait, until I'see those
lines plotted,”, Moore said..“I: know, that 1,402 .would ‘have
impact because we've been allowing building at’ 1,400 feet.

ition, And I know First Avenue will be affected’ in:the
‘southern parts of the elty and 1 he te orth end ‘wilt be

fould. have ‘on sections of the’ city. which are.

situated’ hear the river.)
‘The: mayor. cited her concern that the proposed ’ pool

7 glevations af 1,402 feet’ and. 1,410 feet. would require "the,

1 one of the existing wells to be used as say epg :
for. all intents and purposes be: flooded. ‘The .city’s se

Forestry offi

iger at the Castlegar. Dieta
but that'smile‘on:his face

is do
result: of precipitation: Doug was looking skyward,

lessen the extreme

im
nately the shower was not heavy enough ‘and

be Jonking at it and adding up;
sncaueeae nat cs igo aa a

going to {mpound
effluent going into it at its Present ‘state it’s not going to
very. clean lake,” she said.

“Bol would certainly think there would have to be a move i
ta-have the effluent from’ CanCel moot far better standards ;
than’ it: presently is.” \-:

‘Moore said a. B,C. Hydro ntative:
with her and md ant Someones
board bers last week dis

i with He B
the “pro

mtg id an reared vomet with coal ts daca
proposed sul

fire haza

Council:
mill rate increases that were
required ‘to cover ‘the im-
proveneat’ costs: Division of
the total cost was 40 per cent

! |< by:the outlying area and 60

examine the matter. further.

percent by the town, which
was arrived at from a popula-

tion base,’ apie Acme :

i

% -Muto: reminded council

hozard remains extreme. \

: Freedomites arrested at Sorokin home,
face charges of mischief, disturbance

‘ing a disturbance by imped-

ans 10 Sons of, Freedom
d Sat.

kin}8r., Peter ‘Blastukin Srey

ty at the J Krestova home
lead-

ments included an addition to

» the present. fire hall, a fast

attack fire unit“and: a new

tank truck.

Salmo fire chief Lino

‘ could not sup-
Ply the equipment in less
nine “months. Muto
nated that. present fire
equipment would not. likely
meet with fire marshall speci-
fication or, insurance

specifi-
‘‘eations that ‘have setts
_ Standards.

Mare 6a Page A2. rs

er rena pate will stand

‘ trial Sept. 26 for mischief and

causing a disturbance.
Released of their own
recognizance . after a bail
hearing in Nelson. provincial
court’ Tuesday were Peter
Astaforoff Jr., John Savin-

*rkoff, Peter’ Savinkolff, ‘Ered
“<, Hoodikoff ‘Jr.,

Peter Slastu- “

absolutely necessary. ‘Muto

Enrolment at Nelson's

sity Centre has
sharply. this fall éver oa
year, a

David‘ Thompsoh | Univer: f

ecerding / to the,

‘New programs result in rise
“in DTUC fulltime enrolment

.. Fedoing the
‘ that there is more onphae

Peregrym: ‘noted that
the new one-year graphics:
program already has a full,
enrolment, of 40: students. °

A econ approved om:

John Peregry' ‘attrib-
uted. Tuesday «the ‘in-
creased enrolment of sev-
eral new, programs“ avail-

_ able: at/DTUC this fall,
Last ‘winter only ‘15
~ full-time students were en-
rolled, a result, Peregrym
said, of the lack ofinew

time enrolment is near 200,
he said, and part-time
enrolment is expected to

- : ce

50. students.

programs. Currently, ‘full

top that figure by close to -

tography program has ‘nine
openings remaining:
Peregrym® said: that —
abe Bhotography facilities
being finalized, and will
‘offer nine lete individ-

renovations. to the _Lasal-
" building will be completed,

Mary Mary Aste

foroff,

ing, which were laid on all 10

RCMP office in‘ Nelson Tues-
day, Cpl. Dave

pointed jf

out, it does not: have ‘the: | -

2 Fight to enter contracts for at

such arrangements ‘as the

~ provincial: government's -

Proposed provision : of:
funds to

wi carry on.”

AG smembership of 100
would be considered a
positive. response, cthe

said. The membership was commerce we can't partici-
“approxituately 12to iG at, pate in any’ government
last count, he said. <-;eontract-signing opera-
‘The Castlegar cham- tion,” he said.
ber’s last general meeting
was in March when newly-
lected Wi

ary or February, ‘It was

‘Mary
‘Pauline. Berikoff, after pane
detained by RCMP ‘since
their arrest. -
In addition to’ the
charges of mischief anil caus-

and Mary  Astaforoff face a
charge of causing a disturb-
ance by shouting.

Contacted by. the Castle-
gar News at the Fegional

1,600 metres of city’s
_pipeline laid so far”

About one mile of Castle-
gar’s new Arrow Lakes -wa-

ter supply main’ is. now: '.

installed, the assistant city
works superintendent —re-
ported this week. |. -

Igor Zahynacz said Al-

sis on rural education. This
would involve less speciali-.
zation more'concentra-
tion’ on the - sociological
impact of rural schools.”
Peregrym added that

lete

berni C .
the contract in June to install
the:main for $722,689, -has

laid 1,600 of the approximate-

ly 5,800 metres of pipe which
willbe required ‘to link the
tie-in to the CanCel pulp
mill's water intake to. the
city’s Meadowbrook : Road

iding housing for 88

,-wal ;stations for” the ‘atu. | -
dents; to work with, A
teacher-training ’ p: am,

“which ** would’ ‘vane a”

modification of the present
education program is also a
possibi

“We are re talking about

students ! for $210 a month,
room and board. 3

: Also. contacted Tues-
day, a "Selkirk College
spokesman reported a
slight’ increase in enrol-
ment of first-year students
over last year, with pre-

More on Page A2

ing station.
He said the Vancouver

Asland-based construction t

company has : installed’

“most, exactly’ one:. mile”: of
pipe from the CanCel water:

tower. Traffic on. Celgar
Road is still partly closed to
traffic to allow the Pipeline
work, he said.

- _ City council last month

d the’ city’s engin-

eers to close the road, except
for traffic to and from the
‘CanCel sawmill and pulp mill
yand Celgar Road area resi-
dents, from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.
until Aug, 29.

yh,

“stance” were found on the*

declined to discuss details of
the Saturday arrest “other
than the fact that they did
appear Saturday afternoon at
the front gate of the Sorokin

d to us because its}:
wasn't ‘typewritten. | we e
sent’ s. typewritten cop;
back and we haven't heard
t”

up for. the meeting, al-
though members of the
chamber executive met
“every second week or so”
until June to.work on the

in the
Slocan Valley.: He said con-
tainers of “what appeared to
bean » inflammable © sub-

site. : “|
A cvemonstration by 70
‘women members of Sorokin's -
Reformed sect at the RCMP.
regional office Monday, call- .
ing for government action to
stop:“‘terrorism” against
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hip drive, Ogiow

said.

Lo “Weve only got part
of our ft,” he
said. “We don't ae a
president ahd we don't
have a secretary right
now.”

‘We're operating
more or less as a pro tem
executive again, just to get
our membership going,” he
continued. “If we can get a
membership up then we'll

dues structure, a private «
membership -for -“anyone‘=
off the street” is $85, while

dues payable is $250 which;

was the cost of CanCel’si

Tembership in the cham-
Peg z

CLASH: ;
CUPE. and the eee
College board are at
odds over the hiring of
relatives.

( THEME STORY

CLAIMS: © - B3
Margaret Trudeau

night low near 15°, A a

cites further dramatic
episodes ‘from her,
love life. :

the | weekend, with et
cloudy intervals, but no preci-