TRIPLE HEADER zucchini was grown in Robson if the
vegetable garden of John and Nellie Voykin. Residing
in Columbia Heights Voykin said in.all his years, hel

toy PED ENS SAREE wa

‘- arlum-~paid once a year. to ©

never seen a th

hini, The ble had

three flowers but petit together to produce this od-

ty.

Local ‘chamber
-- office reports

ON bead edie dy

‘SPCA looks

Edltor, Cast News:

egar ‘
British Columbia Society. wishing further. _fartleulars :
should sontact
signed. ‘

for the Prevention of Cruelty:
to Animals Is attempting‘ to
locate a suitable person who
would act as an. agent in the
Castlegar area,

A BCSPCA agent would
deal with local animal welfare

for Ganat
‘Anyone interested and |

-suuhder-.
ein

Order through your

issues and and
would be invested with au-
thority under our act to offi. .
cially represent the society in
matters of concern including |
neglect, abuse, prevation or
cruelty to animals, .
AtInterest in the animal
kingdom would be a strong
motivating factor in assum-
ing such a role. This must be
considered as a volunteer
‘position with a small honor-

defray expenses,

Castlegar

busy summer

Castlegar Chamber of
Commerce received 738 visi-
tors at its. office last month,

ing the total to 1,548 for

Day of fellowship

Minto Chapter.

Worthy Grand:

At the regular meeting
of Minto Chapter, Order of
the Eastern Star, held last

” Tuesday evening in the Ma-
sonic Hall, members enter-
tained Worthy Grand Matron
Mrs. Irene Finholm, whose
home is in Parksville,

After the ‘opening cere-
monies, Mrs. Finholm was
presented, introduced and
accorded Grand Honors.
Others introduced and given
Grand Honors were Lew
Millin, Worthy Grand Pa-

tron, who is from West Van-'

‘couver, Past Grand Matrons
Mrs. Gladys Rose, who re-
sides in Lethbridge, Alta.,
Mrs. H. Schellenbery of
Castlegar and Mrs, V. Mer-
ritt, who is also Grand Lec-
turer, of Abbotsford.

Grand officers presented
and given a warm welcome
were Grand Marshall Mrs. D.

_ Green of Victoria and Grand
Warder Mrs. E. Draper of
Cranbrook. Grand Represen-
tative welcomed were Mrs.

‘Matron

L. Buffett, Castlegar; Mes. B .
Parker, ; Trail; Worthy : Ma-
trons and ‘Worthy’ Patrons

. Weir, Tri
a AzeFlotcher,”°
nd Mrs, M. Legge of

Nakusp.

On behalf of Minto Chap-

‘ter, Mrs. H. Johnson pre-

sented the Worthy Grand
Matron with a cheque for the
Grand Chapters project of
cancer research and dres-
sings. ‘Mrs. D. Stewart also
presented the W.G.M. with a
cheque for her special ‘proj-
ect, Estarl (Religious Train-
ing).

At the closing of the
chapter, the W.G.M. gave an
impressive address entitled
“Blest Be The Tie. That
Binds.” Following the clos-
ing, a social hour was enjoyed
and refreshments served.
This brought to a close a full
day of fellowship, beginning
with lunch at noon, followed
by a school of instruction and
the evening meeting.

Social

notes

MRS. H. JOHNSON 365-8294

Members of Minto Chap-
ter, Order of the Eastern
Star, who attended the meet-.
ing of Columbia. Chapter,
0.E.S, in Trail on Wednesday
evening were: Mr, and Mrs,
N. Gilchrist, Mr. and Mrs. W.
, Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. C.
* Petts, Mrs, H. Schellenberg,
Mrs. H. Johnson, Mrs. D.
Askew, Mrs. L. Buffett, Mrs.
W. Sommerfield, Mrs. J.
Donnan and Mrs..N. Zuk.

‘This was the official visit
of Worthy Grand Matron
Mrs, Irene Finholm. Guests
were present from Vancou-
ver, White Rock, Penticton,
Cranbrook, Castlegar, Ross-
land and Nelson.

Members attending the
special meeting and ‘official
visit to Martha Chapter,
Nakusp, on Saturday evening
were Mr. and Mrs. N. Gil-
christ, Mrs. W. Crawford,
Mrs, L. Buffett and Mrs. N.
Zuk. Again, the hall was
filled with many visitors and
members,

* *

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home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Johnson are the latter's sis-

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Mrs. M. Peachey and
Mrs. -E. Sherbiko returned
home Sunday evening, after
spending a few days in Red
Deer, Alta. where they vis-
ited with Mrs. A. McNeil, a
former resident of Castlegar.
Mrs. NeNeil is presently a
patient in the hospital there.

Mr. ‘ia Mre. E. Rourke
returned home Monday even-
ing after spending two weeks
visiting relatives and friends
in several parts of Alberta
and. Saskatchewan::;../

Apostolic
Church holds
dedication

A dedication service was
held at the Apostolic Church
in Castlegar last Sunday
evening when special prayers
were said for the bus drivers
who transport our children
safely to and from school,
faculty and staff of the dif-
ferent schools in the area,
who all contribute towards
the education of our children
and the students themselves.

The children made ban-
ners for each school, and
these were hung throughout
the church. They also re-
membered. the -Full Gospel ~
Christian School, a pilot
project in Fruitvale, which
they pray will mushroom
throughout the district.

Leonary Wegner led the
singing, and the many chil-
dren present praised the
Lord in this manner. Chil-
dren in the assembly ex-
pressed what the Lord is

cong for them in their school -

ong any of you lack wis-
dom, let him ask of God, that

giveth to all men liberally, .

and upbraideth not; and it
shall be given him.” James

_ 1:5 was quoted several times, .
as well as John 14:13, “And

whatsoever ye shall ask in
my name, that will I do, that
the Father may be glorified
in the Son.”

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‘ coming from Alberta. Others

the .months’ of July and
August.

:The majority of tourists
(814) were from B.C., with ©
the next largest amount (174)

were as follows: 26 from
Saskatchewan, 58 from Man-
itoba and Ontario, nine from
Quebec, six from Maritimes,
70 from Washington, 14 from
Oregon, nine from California,
10 from Montana and Idaho,
24 from other U.S. States and
24 from Overseas.

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Days bike race — in-
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BMX, a 10-kilometer
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Commentary is by
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Event took’ place
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8:40-USCC 1980 Youth
: Festival held May 17
at the Brilliant Cul-
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Friendship, _Christo-
voe, Slocan Park and
Kalispell choirs, as
well as introduction of
guests Lyle Kristian-
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and senior citizens of

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CITY OF CASTLEGAR
OFFICIAL COMMUNITY PLAN

PUBLIC
MEETING

Residents of the City of Castlegar are invited te attend a public meeting
regarding the Official Community Plan for Castlegar.

Time: 2 -

Place: Council Chambers

5 p.m., September 11, 1980

Planners: will be available for informal die igh and review of the.

draft plan. -
also

Time: 7:

30 p.m. public meeting

Place: Recreation Sports Complex, 6th Avenue

Consultants will

give a brief presentation on the Draft Plan and Land

Use Map at 8:00 p.m., followed by a question-and answer period.
Remember: Thursday, Septombel, 11, 1980, 2-5 p.m., City Hall

-7:30 p.m., Sports Complex

This is your opportunity to deterhine the future of your community.

_R. J. Skillings
City Clerk

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KOOTENAY RECRESENT ATIVES 3 me

B.C. ‘regional round’ of

-* Challenge tennis series are shia
“foff, left, and Laurie Lyons shed

a

elng conarotulated by a‘membei ord

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istrict

dealership, Maloney Pontiac eH vl
Buick GMC, Barry Lychak. Wanjoft ae
tyons, who had earlier: won| the'T. ‘oi!

Donna Tunnacliff of Invermere on the
weekend by a score of 6-1, 6-7, 6-3 to
vin bbs, regional title. The Tunnacliffs
fe ‘defeated Gary and Marilyn

6-1, 6-3. Lyons‘and Wan-

ravel to Kelowna this weekend
in the provincial series. The
at series will advance to the

to be held

a Kootenay representatives, Don ans

Vikings host

‘soccer tourney

Eight local teams are
entered in’ this weekend's

Castlegar Hi Arrow Vikings
hopes to be the - most. suc-
cessful one yet.

Competing are teams
from Grand Forks, Salmo,
Fruitvale, as well as the Trail
Spurs, Nelson's Majics and
Nelson Oldtimers, Celgar and
the ‘host - Vikings.

The first games get off
at 9 am.:Saturday, one at
Selkirk College and the other
at’ Stanley Humphries Sec-
ondary’ School.

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Some of our best fishing for bass
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in celaery atthe ond of September.

Winlaw riders place in Trail
Horsemen’ ‘sannual show

The Annual Fall Horse
Show, sponsored by the Trail
Horsemen's Society, saw rid-
ers representing: various lo-
cal areas, as well as Kim-
berley, Cranbrook, Christina
Lake, Grand Forks, Colville
and Northport, Wash.

A Winlaw rider, Debbie

: Bofonoff, on Tenille’s. Sun-

dance, placed well in several
classes of the three-day com-
petition. These included: sec-
ond in the Junior Preliminary
Dressage; second in the child
and junior Novice Dressage;

-second gn the Halter, cae

(horses; over 14.2::¢+;

istered); third inRaad Ha Hack,

child and: junior; ;sixth,:En-
 bossbice

‘glish: ‘Equitation, child and
junior; fourth, English Plea-
sure, child and junior; fourth

in’ the Combination Class;

second in Matched Pairs;
third in Trail Horse, child and
junior; first in Western Rid-
ing Pattern, child and junior;
filth, Western Pleasure, ju-
nior; and fourth, Stock Seat
Equitation, junior. ©

Toni Jessome of Cres-
cent . Valley, riding Sully's
Babe, had the following re-
sults: fifth, Halter Class,
Thoroughbreds; second,
Road Hack, child and junior;

: fifth, English» “Equitation,

‘child and junior;< reserve,
Enel Pleasure, child and

Vl. Recreation

News /

ikating School

aere at tribe Skating
Schoo! is in session at the
present time at the:-Cammun-
ity Complex. The school,
which got underway, Sept. 2,
is scheduled through to Sept:
26, with Sept.,27: being. the
final day when:the skaters
are tested. The standards are
set by the Canadian Figure
Skating Association. Elope-
fully, all participants. will
achieve.the respective levels
they are working towards.

‘The last chance: for:fig-
ure skaters to register:, for

. the winter skating season is

The 8!
“Soccer
starting its! sptlics ig the
week of Sept. 15 = 19..A

special soccer: elihi¢ -wvill/ be, :
held on Sept. 13 between the
hours of J am. and 1 Pm.
Everyone is' welcome. :
Fall program registra-

Meeed Youth

tion began last week witha .

good response from the area
residents, Last-minute regis-
trations will be accepted at
the following~ locations and
times:

Brent’ Kennedy Elem-
entary School on Sept. 16 — 4

--6 p.m., Vallican Whole on.
3 'Sépt. 18 4-4‘p.ri. Wihlaw *Sécbridary School and every

Elementary School on Sept.
17—4-5p.m., W.E. Graham
‘High School on Sept. 18 — 4-
5 p.m.

All activities will be
commencing during the week
Sept. 22-26. A list ‘of specific
dates and times is as follows:

Lady’s Keep Fit at Brent
Kennedy and at W.E. Gra-
ham — starting Sept. 22 and
every Monday at 7 p.m...

Guitar lessons at Slocan,
Park Ci

Senior Citizen's Activity

ATW Ope !SNIZhE “at Slocan Park Com-

munity Hall — starting Sept.
22 and every Monday at 7:80
p.m.

Judo — starting Sept. 22
at Mount Sentinel Secondary
School and every Monday at
7 pm.

CORE Program — start-
ing Sept. 23 at Winlaw Elem-
entary and every Tuesday at
T p.m.

Creative Dance and
Movement at W.E. Graham
and eee Tuesday at 6 p.m:

starting

this Saturday. Registrations
will be accepted in.the, foyer
of the Castlegar and. District
Community Complex be-
tween the hours of 10 a.m.
and 2 p.m.
Tennis Certification Course

This weekend, a profes-
sional from the B.C. Lawn
Tennis Association will be in
Castlegar to conduct a Tennis
Instructors’ Certification
Course. This is a rare op-
portunity for persons in the
West Kootenays to obtain
instructors’ -certification in
the fine sport of tennis.

If you are interested in
registering, ead contact

the recreation offi fice immedi-
ately. Thi$ course is co-
sponsored by the-Castlegar
Recreation Department and
-the recreation. and fitness
ranch ofthe provincial gov-
ernment, ©

Power Squadron Course

A program which will be
of particular interest to avid

‘boaters. is. the upcoming

Power Squadron Course.
This program will be offered
in the physics room of Stan-
ley Humphries Secondary
School on Wednesday even-
ings, starting Oct. 1. The
program will run for 15
weeks from 7:80 to 9:30 p.m.

The registration fee is
$36 for the first member of
any family and only $16 for
each additional family mem-

ber. This fee includes the cost _

of all manuals and literature.

Hockey Registration
The ‘veereation office
now has the

CASTLEGAR NEWS, September 10; 1980:

junior; reserve, Trail Horse,
child and junior; third, West-*
ern Pleasure, juniors; re-
serve, Bareback Equitation;
third, Western Riding Pat-
tern, child and junior; and
fifth, Stock Seat Equitation,
juntor.

' A Genelle rider, Janet
McGregor, .with her mount
Rockdale’s. Excitement,
placed second Halter
Class, (horses over 14.2 —
registered); and reserve: in
Stock Seat . Equitation,
junior.

School
of Dance

ee $F

DIRECTOR: Carcle McKay-Bonin,
ARAD.
Advanced Teachers’ Certificate

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Inquiries & Registration, phone 364-1785

NATIONAL

Construction
assoc. names’

new executive

‘The 1980 annual meeting
of Southern Interior Con-
struction Association was
held on Sept. 4 at Vernon.

The newly elected exe-
cutive of the association is as
follows; past chairman, Bruce
Dalrymple, Kenyon. _Con-
struction of Penticton; chair.
man, Joe Sparks, B.A. Black-
top of Kamloops; vice-chair. |
man, Stephen Cousins, S.W,
Cousins Construction of "|
Kamloops. and — secretary- '"!
treasurer, Ron Howard, -|
Howrie Millwork of Vernon.

New directors to the
board are Jack Millar of -
Kelowna, Rick Hill of Pen-
ticton, Ron Cooper, of Kam-, |
loops, Dave Price of Kelow-
na, Shaun Sheridan of: Pen-
ticton, Bill: Brennan of Cran-
brook and Daryl Eshleman of
Penticton.

Re-elected directors are
Tony Maddocks, of Vernon,
Bruce Betker of Kamloops,
Richard McLeod of Castlegar.
and Jack Borden of, Vernon.
with

forms for two hockey leagues
which will be operating in
Castlegar this season. Any-
one interested in playing in
either the Castlegar Minor
Hockey System or in the
Gentlemen’s Hockey League,
the time to sign up is now.

John Hickling of Kelowna,
Tony Neill of Kamloops, Ron
Jenkins of Cranbrook, Ray*
Groom of Kelowna, Louis
Hoolaeff of Castlegar, Dennis *
Dillon of Revelstoke, Bruce
Aubrey of Vernon and Ken
Davis of Penticton.

Sept. Mu at Mount ‘Sentinel -}-

Wednesday at 7 p.m.

St. John’s First Aid
starting Sept. 24 at Brent
Kennedy Elementary and
every Wednesday and Thurs-
day at 7 p.m.

Ballet and Modern Jazz
starting Sept. 26 at Winlaw
Elementary School and every
Thursday at 6:80 p.m.

Various special events
will be taking place through-
out the fall program. For

. ion call

Hall
starting Sept. 22 and eer
Monday.

the Recreation office at 226-
1144,

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