ERDAS SUELSES TAS UL RERELES rpg

ws, SELKIRK COLLEGE ceremony . ‘recently marked , pre.

sentation of scholarships:f
1978-1979 academic y:

In un r
career programs. Pictured wanding ett 10. to right) are
Walter Usgama (acting principal), Robert

:for schievement ducing; the ‘

and

ras!

Richard Horney, Kenneth Kennedy, Colin Ward, Cheryl

Hill, Gary Fuhr; Loretta Bulfone; Doug
Or. Richard Hallett. ‘Sitting

i with drivers Proceeding

light ara, toe! presse

- lights net

Drivers ‘violating a red
ted.
‘This has been announced by'a

Ayenue, South, and Highway.
8 there: has been problem

. ‘enth Avenue, South, onto

ingram and

are ‘Shelley zon, Leora

Green, Greti Shannon, and: Ullian: Wing. Receiving
scholarships in absentia were Susan Grimble, Verna

Pellant, Debra

(COURT NEWS 7,

James Falvo, 23, of Nel-

Three separate. charges
of driving while impaired
were heard in provincial
court Feb.:26.

Philip Mark Malekow,

19, of Crescent Valley and ©

Wayne L. Johnson, 33, of
Trail were each fined $350 or
in default 20 days in jail.
Cyril Joseph Lecuyer, 38, of
Rossland was given a 20-day

ail :

son pleaded not guilty but
was found guilty to. two
charges. One of speeding
against a highway sign for
which he was fined $35 and

one for failing: to produce a’ &

driver's licence for which he

. was fi ned $16, 4

“ Kenneth kK Reibin,
of Castl

and placed on probation for
the duration of the sentence.
All entered guilty pleas.

-_ 8 6

Two separate charges of

driving with a blood alcohol -
count over .08 were heard’:

with Robert Sherstobitoff,
22, of Castlegar fined $350 or
in default 20 days in jail. Nick
Poohachoff, 34, of Slocan
Park was fined $325 or in
default 20 days in jail. Both
entered guilty pleas.

s . *

Trevor Govender, 18, of
Castlegar was fined $125
after pleading guilty toa
charge of being a minor in
possession of liquor. -

: s .* *

Terry Wayne Waite, .33,

=. of Cranbrook pleaded guilty
wii charge:

of “being : in
possession of a narcotic. He
was fined $100 or in default
five days in jail.

s * *

Fred F. Soukaroff, 18, of
Castlegar was fined $100
after pleading guilty to fail-
ing to notify the owner of
unoccupied vehicle after an
accident.

or’ in default 20 days ir jail
after pleading guilty to a

charge of refusing to take’ a

breathalyzer eet

Brady ciaics Beiton,
19, of Robson ‘pleaded), not

* guilty but was found guilty to

a charge « of being a minor in

possession of;liquor. Hes ‘Was
fined $125. 1
Ce Se 4

Helen Desjardins, 46, of

Blueberry © Creek _ pleaded

guilty to a charge of false

pretense. She was given a-

conditional discharge and

placed on probation for three’

months.
“2 8
Gordon Chrusch, 27, of
Castlegar was given a con-
ditional discharge,and placed,
on probation for three
months after pleading guilty
toa charge of willful damage.
He was also ordered to make
restitution.
e © «©
One male juvenile ap-
peared in court and paid $25
for driving without proper
insurance.

Done well in Royal
Conservatory exams

Two Castlegar students,
Gordon Babaeff and Sara
.Wearmouth, did well in re-
cent Royal Conservatory of
Music piano examinations
held recently in Trail, re-

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ceiving marks of 83 per cent

, and 85 per cent respectively

in the Grade II practicals.

Babaeff, 11 years old,
and in his second year of
piano, is a student at Twin
Rivers School, As well as-his
interest in pidno, he also likes
badminton, basketball,
Scouts, and skiing, and plays
the drums at school.

Wearmouth, nearly 13, -

has studied piano since the
fall of 1978. She is :also a
student at Twin Rivers. As
well as playing the xylophone
in the Twin Rivers School
Band, she pursues interests
in skiing and reading.

GORDON BABAEFF
+. wall done

8, a
was fined $250 .

rbara Mason and

QUEBEC SEPARATISM — Or. Alaa Artibl
professor of history at the University of V
delivering a lecture on ibe background of Quebec

separatism on March 7 a

College. As well as

roviding -a historical’ ste jective, Dr. Artibi:
t f tho a. bec Li

stated he will dis

ty's in’ th
province of Quebec,

ZL Police Briefs a

No charges: of. driving
without insurance were ‘laid
on the weekend as the dead-

line for the greater number“

of motorists to renew their
car insurance arrived mid-
night, Feb. 29. ~

The local detachment
did, however, respond to 36
complaints -resulting in one
driver being charged for
being impaired and another
being issued a 24-hour road-
side suspension. :

pad 2 . *

On Feb. 29 a vehicle
sustained approximately
$1,200 damage when it struck
rocks that had fallen from the
bank. The incident, which oc-
curred on Highway SA at the
Thrums bluffs, took place
shortly before 11 p.m. Driver
Gerard Beauregard of Cres-
cent Valley escaped injury.

oo 8 8%

blamed in a two-vehicle ac-
cident Monday in Selkirk
College parking lot which re-
sulted in approximately
$1,400 to the vehicles in-

Icy road conditions are

reported. No charges were
laid.
_* 2 s

Icey conditions were also
blamed in an accident Tues-
day, half km. south of China
Creek Shell on Highway 22 in
which a, 1976 Dodge over-
turned when it left the road.
Driver, Evelyn Chester, 52,
of Castlegar is reported to
have suffered bruises. Dam-
age has been estimated at
$1,100.

2 on

A pinglévehlels accident
Tuesday evening in Thrums
is still under investigation. A
1971 Volkswagon is reported
to have left the road and
rolled when it hit a ditch.

Driver. Elaine Stetsko of.

Castlegar suffered neck in-
juries. Damage has been
estimated at $1,000.

Aluminum
Sheets
24%" x36"

1 to 12 — 75¢ Each
13, to 24 — 60¢ Each

Castlegar. No injuries were

Attention Men & Boys!

25 of. More — 50¢ Each

CASTLEGAR NEWS

MID-WEEK MIRROR
19 Columbia Avenue

volved.

Police identified the dri-
vers as Thomas Jacobs, 21,
and Lynn Mason, 29, both of

RECEPTIONIST.
WANTED

“Applications will be Teceived until 12 noon Mar- -
ch 17, 1980 for the temporary part-time, position
= Lessig receptionist.
Sipe e i
ihe ee terboarde typing, cash pat ada eg
other office related duties: Good typing. skills
are essential.
’ Salary Range: $5.63 to $6.30 per hour (1979 rates)

Hours of Work: 5 pm. to 9 p.m. weekdays,
4p.m. - 9 p.m. weekends.

“Highway 8, The spokesman

says left turns are being

Community TV #

Night
§:80—Five-day weather re-
Port.
5:40—Castlegar Library
2 time. »--

Selkirk. College Sat.

Mar. 1
7:20—"Vision for: the 80's"
—'a B.C. government
© presentation in honor

7:0—“Meet the Martins” —_;
Pee patented by the For

NFB. program deals

with proper: proce-
dures in filing tax
orms.

fe
8:00—“Honor band concert”
— The culmination of

a weekend workshop pp tated

for -band students
" from across the re-
gion. Held at SHSS

Mar. 2.
9:16—WARP:,, Update
War Against’ Rising
Prices boycott list and

. update.
9750—West Kootenay
Power hearings part 5
— held in Nelson Nov.
/19. Concerning WKP
rate increase.
10:50—Sign off.

FOR SALE
; 150/000 U.S. GALLON
- WOODEN WATER TANK

ill be dismantled and stored at the city’s
oe yard. a dimen available ot Clty Hall,

tolerated

made when the ight | is’ red.
and ‘motorists ‘are advised "|
that a. left turn’ cannot’. be {
made shen a red light is A
_ exhibited.’ ;

i City of Castlegar

, 460 Columbia Ave.
Poon eien t ‘ Castlegar, B.C.
\TED TO RENT. -URGENTI So anes
bedroom homo for. empto
ly of 4 moving | to ievenoea tt
ate March, Exoelia

requ
Nursey, 412-884-830

nee eros | WAREHOUSE SALE
For Sale: 1967 Fo! good sii Ty

, shape. 1978 Yam: ana 750 Spada i ‘
‘excallent condition. Ph. 959:7024 *) CORRECT
atter3 p.m. 110 5

Vanguard Camper oo"
In very clean condition. Ph. 965-
5562. : wits

.Furnished neat 1-bedroom  eulte ~

close to Plaza. Mature person,

non-smoker. Ph. 368-6344." /10
fant

On Page 14 of todays Woolco Warehouse Flyer, the
Raging Electric Broom shows Regina €922 as the
model. It should read Deluxe Dual Motor E101)
Regina Electric Broom.

.
Woolco regrets ony inconvenience
this error may have caused

a

DEAN MEenacmacne

and phone nur,
HNO.

For Sale: Excellent buy! 1876 2tft.
GMC motor. home. Immaculate
condition, hardly used, [ow mile-
age. Ph, 965-3510 or 350-7647. 110 i
For Sale: 1976 20ft. Security motor f° *
home. view at/H&R Chevron‘or .

WANETA ree ate CENTRE

Ico Store Hours: 9:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
wondey ‘ond Fridays #30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m,

References required, no

pa Bh 390-4247.
1979. Firebird. Ph.
§as-2000. Gost after.4 p.m, i10

corre tree maa mn, “GTIZEN OF THE YEAR

“The Castlegar district's Good Citizen of the
4 Year for 1979 is the late Aage Sylvest.

Stereo Equipment - One a 2
Mod

Snowmobile: 1977 Arctic Cat

an
ther 440. 700 A ars miles, like
new. $1,700 96828888
atter 4 p.m. 110

) % banquet at which the presentation will be
made will be held on Tues., March 18, There will
be a no-host bar at 6:30, followed by the
b at7 p.m. '

Have your :
INCOME TAX -
returns filed by
Michael M. Chernoff

125 Columbia Avenue
Castlegor

PHONE 365-5465

Friends of Mr. Sylvest who wish to attend
may pick up tickets at Castlegar

Drug.

John Holden, Chairman
Citizen of the Year Committee
Castlegar Kiwanis Club

Sears

free-arm. All you:
and sew. Built-in buttonholer too!
40 days ony

Save $100

is easy on this Kenmore
dois set ihe dials

Beg. st50.72

{oanure-packed Kenmore freo-arm. Avarety| at ul man

“one touch you

mandi
leah erecang else

stiches hcuger€ eu sara zig zap, bind hem, Dox.
stretch: sir

25yr. electrical parts 2 yr. 206 281 551 OL.

sieves easly 14 14 etn

a
2 deconva stiches. Head guar.

‘se0thls Kenmore tree-arm In action,

.., Material, includii

1979. 1980:

Bede (D-1 nf Bucs)
inakin (D-D Bucs)
y Horcoff (Devils Den)

C. Whitfield (Devils Den)...
a lisheff (V&H Con't.)
wrie (V&H Co:
ftignant (Devils Den)

Mottat (D-D Bucs)

NODS Team
Devils Den

D-D Bucs .

V&H Contractors.

Marlane Hotel Flyers
_Juvéniles

$s
36

2
F

Phil Markin
Total (Devils Den)

Rick Hlookoff

Total (V&H Contractors)
Dave Grundy

Total (D-D Bucs)

Lawrence Chernoff

Total (Marlane Hotel Flyers)
Gary Poznikoff

Dan Wallace

Total (Juveniles)

i 25 Assists”
45 — Total Points

(Marlane Hotel Eyer)
ts)

P. Juowen (Marlane Hotel Flyers)

Sel Ae

Leading. Juvenile Scorer: Jeff Stewart:

a ' Castlegar Commercial Hockey Le final stan

BECORING LEADERS}

ap’a’*

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“STANDING

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Leading, Gealtender in Scoring is Dave Grundy with 4)

Assists.

Aver, 2nd— Helaine Oleski; 6th —

3.77.
4.10
. 4.50.

(Recreation News

Defensive

Driving > t
The dates and times for
the: upcoming defensive’ dri-.

ving program at the Regional
Recreation Community Com-
plex are Friday 6:80 to 9 p.m.
and Saturday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

pebich wehae

{GER Tibco Si

ros ian thet
a number, teen ; dances --
lanned | will :
place iat warned tRe-

12:80 a.m. Tickets will be

“ ~Co-sponsored, by the
nea : A i

atxithe: door, ‘ Re-

: jepart-
ment and the’ B,C. Safety
Council, the program pro-

* vides films, visual learning —

“aids and participant manuals.

Interested persons may regi-'

ster at the Recreation Office
for the program. ‘The fee is

$20 and includes all learning °

and “snacks | will
ailable.: Youths
between the ages of 18.and 18
inclusive are invited to ‘at-

_ tend this,

Entertainment
On Thursday at.8 p.m.
the Castlegar Arts Council
de and the

the man-

— ual. wo nee as Flower Shaw." This pPresen-_.

Dog Obedience .

The starting date for the
dog obedience program
scheduled to commence this
week has been set back and

the. program will be getting.

underway at a later dgte.
This activity will be taking.
place at the Community
Complex on Thuradays at7
p.m. siarting this week.

Keep Fit
Program 2 of the ladies’
-keep fit to music class is now
underway with about’ 50
ladies i

+ tation involves = h

‘ootenay,, Chamnlenenine ‘
“Dance Bolo: lst — Stephanie

eld Feb. 15,: 16,\17./at the

» Denver, Nakusp, Kaslo: and

the host Beaver Valley Club.
Approximately ’ 240". figure
eaters were entered in 43

§ "Precision ‘Team ‘Skating:
‘jet. —; Castlettes’ — Team’

.’, members: Sarah’ Cheveldave, |}

Zoobkoff;:;; 2nd, — ' Diane

Lori Verigin; Tammy Molnar,

Susan Tischler, Sandy Tisch:.

ler, » Sharon Pereverzoff,
Kk Susan

Vader; ard — Beth | Krug.
+> Ladle:

5 Bronzé I.
tive: 2nd, — Connie Susut;
ard — Helaine Oleski.

* Junior’; Ladies  Free-
skate: 6th'— Sandy Tischler;
6th — Beth’ Krug.

_Intermidiate

4 2nd

preliminary
 Bingles 8. & ‘under:
‘Allison Zanet,: ) &

‘Pre-preliminary . Ladies
jingles 9 & 10: 8th - —‘Susan
Ross.

: Preliminary . Laites jin-
gles 11:& under — Event "A:

Tami Sorenson.
s Ladies Sin-
“gles'11 & under — Event B:.
1st'— ‘Laura Simonen. °
:’ Preliminary’ Ladies
Singles 11 & under'—.Event
* Ist — Sarah Johnston; 1th
Tracy Kai
Pre-juvenile. Ladies

ee 55 patoalee 3 12 & under: 2nd —

nnie Susut.
Juvenile Ladies Singles

“o 12°& under: 5th — Nancy

~Gratham; 6th — ‘Barbara
Cheveldave; 9th — Cathy
Johnstone,

Preliminary Ladies

+Pairs 12.&- under: Ist’ —

Helaine’ Oleski; and Sarah
Johnston.
Juvenile: Ladies Pairs:
"ath — Susan Heuer: and
Diane Vader.

‘Senior Bronze Ladies
-Dance Solo: Ist — Cathy

Johnstone; 6th. — Connie -

Susut.
Cranbrook .
to host

conference
Family.
sient and resources, teen-

points and Karen Evin

recreation,:

‘Ladies a
8rd =.

The Siaatey Humphries
Secondary, School |
d to’ the’

ps

+ Junior, /

Leki Denise Vader, Diane

.. Vader, ‘Gwen. Kruotzky,

Yvonne McGuire, Janet Fou-
bister, , Karen) Grunerud,
Michelle Arishenkoff, Helen
Janicki;.

6th — Boogie Blues =

Andrea Baltes ‘scored
16 points And the ened her.

oards by

West Kootenay Champion;.. &

ships. with: three.-convincing:

wins in elimination. play last

weekend. hb
The victories increased
the girls’ season record to 16

Grade 9 forward, enjoyed her
best game’ of. the year,
“scoring 10 pointstind captain

wins against 10 losses, and... t

since returning: from: Cran-
brook two wéeks:ago, they
have won seven: straight ’

- games.

On Saturday, against the
W.E. Graham: Silver Stars,

- Andrea Belezyk:led the scor-

ing parade with.18 points in a:
decisive 41-16 win. The girls
showed discipline ‘and. pati-
ence- against’ the. opponants’
zone defence,. with: Paulette
Schreiber scoring. eight.’

ing six points.

‘Against Nakusp,
name of the. game was the
Kathy Paul’ Show.-‘as :the

- grade 10 forward gunner for

14 points, all on long outside
shots “against the Nakusp
zone. Belezyk,’ with © 11,
Schreiber with. nine,
Evin -with eight points all

played strong games in a 64-6
win 2

‘. In what was clearly their

add-»:

‘and,

‘ing: dofaraivcly.

Trafalgar’s high-s scoring Bon-
“nle Parr. to.10: points.

“The . Junior Rockettes

now advance 'to the West:

Kootenay Championships set
for Selkirk: College on Sat-

urday; March 15. The cham:

pionships feature a ‘single-
‘knockout: draw with’a ‘con-

‘solation game ‘for third : and=

*. most intensive and emotional ’

effort of the season, the local.
‘squad defeated ” arch-rival:'warea occasions. 5

are among
the topics scheduled for dis-
cussion at the Kootenay Rec-

reation Conference’ April 12 ‘

in Cranbrook. -
....-The ‘conference, which
~ will. also. include a ::

gar Totems. 36-21 to F

gain first: seed in-the finals.’

The girls came out runnin,

and jumped off to'a 14-2 at et

quarter lead, “and: never
looked back.:;

‘Team pti Dina Zanet,
Susan Ross, Sarah Johnaton,
-Helaine ‘Oleski; Tracy./Kam-
inaky,. Connie Susut,: Laura‘:
Simonen,’ Barb’’ Cheyeldave,

‘Nanty Gratham, Cathy. John: uk

aton, Lisa. Uchida,

Lynn Brown.
‘These and many more of

the Castlegar Club: skaters

Carrie.’

will. be presenting, their"an- 1)

nual ‘year-end ‘Carnival ‘on’

Mareh 22, Guest pair skaters

from Spokane and Vancouver
will be this year’s foature,

‘fourth : places. Other teams.
advancing’ to the’ finals’ are’
Trafalgar'Totems from’ Nel- |
son, J.L. we Hawkettes .°
from Trail, and‘ Selmo Fat
cons,

cme |

for

and ‘
artistry as well as movement
and theatre,

This evening an delight-
ful entertainment will take
place at Twin Rivers School ©
in Castlegar. Advance tickets

- are $4 for adults and $3 for

senior citizens and students,
and are ‘available from arts
council the Castle-

and 0 will

be at thes Inn of the, South

between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.
-For further information

‘contact Kerry Bysouth at

Box 340; Elkford (telephone
865-2663) or Wayne Taiji at
810 Ward Street, Nelson
(telephone . 352-2211
2

).

gar..North and South l- —

braries, and. Carl's . Drugs.
There’ will also be’ tickets
lable“ at the door at, a

cises three times a week.
This program takes place at
the hall of ‘the Regional
Recreation Complex Mon-
days, Wednesdays and Fri-
days from 10 to 11 a.m.
The program runs until
the end of March and in-
terested ladies can still reg-

ister as the number of par- -

ticipants is not limited. As.a
result of popular demand this,
program will be repeated on

a monthly basis from April on °

into the summer months, so
vonce the participants reach
“the fitness level they’ hope
for, they. be able: to
maintain their Physical .c¢ con-
dition.
Fitness Festival -—

Once again this year the
Castlegar recreation’ depart-
ment is staging a Fitness
Festival. The dates to note
for this community event are
June ‘20: and 21. . Various

: |. fitness-oriented activities are
being planned and a number °

of British Columbia digni-
taries are going to be invited
to attend.

Being
the 1980 Fitness Festival will
have all kinds of activities, for.
persons of all ages and'we
expect an increase in nom-

: bers of people taking part.

d for exer-.

slightly higher price. ys
: Tce Show
Emotions 1980, an ice
show sponsored by. the Cas-
tlegar Figure Skating Club,
will be at the Regional Rec-

‘reation Complex March 22.

There will be one perfor-
mance at 2:30 p.m. and an-
other ‘at 7:30 p.m. Tickets

will cost adults $4, students .
and’ senior citizens $3 and

cataren $2.

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Simpsons-Sears Ltd.- MONTHLY PAYMENTS — DELIVERY
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Store address Shop by phone
340 Columbic Avenue BY PROFESSIONALS

Castlegar Store hours — Tues., Wed., Enjoy it now. Use your 2s pear an your phone
Thurs,, Frt.; Sat., 9:30am 10 5:30pm * =/ All Purpose Account LS C=4) call 365-333:

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