” CASTLEGAR: NEWS, Thursday, July 17, 1975

Spring Classes Successful

In First Aid

‘The following seniors have
completed a stanc First Aid
course and have passed an
examination prescribed by St.
John Ambulance,

Spring classes held at the
Kinnaird Fire Hall were in-
structed by Bill Harrower, and
examined by Peter Trischuck.
‘The following were successful:

rt Pakula, Kare Gjenne-
sted, Ed Isakson, Rick Hahn,
Clark Harding, Jack Nichvalo-
doff and John Postnikoff.

Spring classes held at the
Rossland Ski Lodge were in-
structed by Al Clausen and
examined by Bill Harrower.

e following were successful;
“Bob Campbell, Rino DeBeaslo,
Barry Hope, Bill Langman,

Vital Gite

B.C. Heart. dollars in Ac-
rion... in Research and
Edueation. Your Heart Fund
donation or In Memoriam gift
means this vital work contin-;
wei 2

"SHOES THAT MAKE AN IMPRESSION”

Bruce Martin, Jim Merritt, Ron
Needham Jr., Ron Needham
8r., Linda McDermid, Doug
McKay, Lyle McLellan, Farre!
MeLellan, Manilo Pez, Ken
Piper, Pat Piper, Colin Rintoul

George Ward.

Spring classes held at the
Kinnaird Hall were instructed
by Mr. Trischuck assisted by
firat alder Robby McCreight,
Bob Brommeland and Walter
Ursulak, Instructions were in
Emergency Firat Aid.

Class was examined by B,

Harrower and assisted by R.
Strader.
The following passed; Kent
Wayling, Brian Ward, Bill
‘Ursulak, Walter Ursulak, Brian
Uraulak, Dwayne Skublen, Al-
lan Roos, Donald Paul, Rich-
ard Paul, Gerald Nichvalodoff,
Danny Muller, Rick McCreight,
Brian McCreight, Gerrard La-
marche, Doug Johnson, Gordon
Johnson, Gary Henshaw, Law-
rence Demeo, Robert Bromme-
land and Darrel Bagg.

FOR SAVAGE SHOES AND
* ALL YOUR FAMILY FOOTWEAR

Phone 365-7025 — Pine St. — Castlegar

- “the company’s Trail operations

artifacts in‘ene hn oo of th lags Tl
» particular room

has been’ prepared by.
Marl and contains many of the Fetiait
heirlooms.

es

Downstairs Toyland at the> CASTLEGAR DRUG is the
Coolest spot in town: Drop down and shop in the COOL
“and see the latest assortment of toys.

@ LEGO

Sets & Accessories

© ROMPER ROOM
Weebles

© MULTLFITS
Sets
© MECCANO
2 Sets
© PUZZLES -
*> For Young & Old

© HOBBY KITS

BY MATIEL
Accessories Available

® Child Guidance
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NEW VELVET DOODLE ART

LARGE ASSORTMENT
— PAINT BY NUMBER —

NEW GAMES by:
“HASBRO” “PARKER” “MARX"
Ideal, Aurora, Milton Bradley
And Many More Too Numerous fo Mantion

“FISHER PRICE”

VIEW MASTERS
AND ACCESSORY REELS

FOR SUMMER FUN’

WEHAVE....

Poly Pools — Lawn Darts
Beach "Balls & Rings, Sand Pails
Frisbees — Power Boats

_ Badminton and Croquet Sets

Zone

Toren Bins
u fo Thur. 9 a.m. to6 p.m. Fridays Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.

‘Comer of Pine Street ‘and Columbla Avenue Phone 2657813 :

Sat. Jam. Mra pm. Si, and Holiday Hours: T2neon to lpm. endéto7 pm:

Ist Week of Summer Program Proves Successful

By Pat Mego
We have just completed
our first week of summer

operating. By all reports'the
ehildren as well as the instruc-
tors have taken a very-enthual-
atic outlook. From this early

nse we feel very confident
with the program we are
offering. =:

Water Use
Comparative
In Castlegar

‘Use pf water in both the
south and north ends of the
City of Castlegar are very
comparal

In Tm the May public works
report the former, Town of
Castlegar area is reported to

have used 19,616,539 imperial

gallons in 1974, while the

former Town of Kinnaird area
used 18,518,346.

tiewales consumption for

of ‘this year in the north

lion is 19.187) 00 imperial

* gallons while’no record is

available for the south section

= Swimming ‘classes have
met with much” popularity
which has resulted in some
classe’ be! until the end
of the summer. We still do have
openings in a few of the classes,
soityy atill hayen't Leeaistated
for

sons may I riaelithee you ta
your name in early.

‘A reminder to Senior Cit

zens°of' tomorrow's outing to
the Kootenay Canal project. If
you are interested in attending

leave your name with Jon |

Raine. We will be lea

if leaving
_ the Senior cee Centre at 9

am:

‘A reminder of the ‘Shore-
acres Trout Fish Derby which
will be beld in conjunction with
the ‘opening of Shoreacres
Park. This event is scheduled
for Sunday, July 27.

Besides the fish derby,

which offers prizes in‘ various?
categories, there will bea
Ba

garden, Location is at
the Shoreacres park which is

_next to Donnellys Store.

Responseto the aint canoe
Recrea-

Face, which Regional

ton Na, goog to sponsor in

Heavy Rains —
Break Back
. OF Fire Season

Recent rains have really

broken the back of the fire;
‘season,

local forest ranger
Hugo Wood Tuesday,

‘Even if it stops now, the «

woods could hold for a couple of
weeks. ;

One fire. was reported,
however, when the forestry

attended a burning car just.

north of Syringa Creek’ Park.

Saturday. at approximately.

11.80 pa
Ne nie of the registered
owner has been lable

between the ages of 10 and 12
years, may I suggest you
contact the Recreation Office.

‘This event will be held at
Pass Creek ‘Park on Sunday,
July Zieh.

The Sontiing series. in
the Selkirl presen-
tation i the following films
for, its next presentation. The
Pearly Yeats, Toys, End of | a

77 Recognize Warning

‘Thousands of deaths from

stroke and ‘heart attack: could

be prevented by knowing and ,

recognising the early warning

He

but the vehicle is reported to,
have been’a total loss.

aligns.
Bei Heart, .1881' West Brae
way, Vancouver.

Castlegar All-Star: Broncos fo Compete
In Zone Play-Downs After Weekend: Win

The All-Star, Bronco area
Playdowns were held on July

12 and 19 at Summerland, with *

team won all their games with
flying colors; and games being
erralnated by using the 12 run.

‘The first game was played
on Setundty at 12.80 p.m. with
the, AS team beating

1-Stara 18 to 0,
i wiceie pitcher was Kenny
Knowler.

At680 p.m. the same a day,

exeltinj
against the Penticton team”

1 Says i ;
On Sunday afternoon the.

Two Day Opening
For Cominco's

Employment Office |.

T Cominco’Bas announced
that its employment office in
‘Trail will be open Tuesdays and
‘Thursdays only, beginning next

local iceam faced Pentleton
All and In grand style

Ba
defeated them 12 to 0. Ken -

Sherstobitoff struck out 13
batters and hit a grand slam
home-run in this final game.

‘All the boys had a chance
to play and their spirits were
High thought the tourna-
ments

‘A big thank you has besa

‘expressed to coaches and mara-

gor, Fred Stoushnow, C
Knowler and Jerry Markin for
welt fine job they did with thelr

othe Zone Playdowns
be held on July 26 and 27.
locality ish to be announeed al
later data.

‘Eremenko’ su

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61 Crescont Street, Castlegar <= Phone

Plon Now

For, Furnace Installatic

Our Footwear Will, Meet the Neod
of Any Type. Work or Any Occasl fon’

Don’t Wait
FOR THE FALL...

Country jumble Sala — Sat, Joly 19, Seven
miles up Pase Creek Road. Follow the signs.'°!~

965-7631

tion and Repalrs

Assiatant super

f
personnel,-George Moxham,
said the cutback to two days a
‘week from five was duo primar-
fly to the vacation shutdown at

in August. *

He said the office, at 1440
Bay Ave., will be open from 9
a.m. to.3 p.m. until further
notice...

‘Owl Creek: Gwi Greek Bridge, Death ofa
Legend.

‘This ‘presentation will be
held in Blueberry, Saturday, at
she community park and on

saney at the Kinsmen Park |
legar residents. Both
daya showtime is 9.16 p.m. -*

Persons’ interested

Amateur

ee

Your Chance to Make ‘Monet:

Unda‘ Kositsin

: ‘please contact news —
editor Lots Hughes a ee Se Be coe

4th ANNUAL

SLOGAN RIVER RAFT
RACE & SPORTS DAY.

SUNDAY, JULY 20
CAMPBELL FIELD— SOUTH SLOCAN

+7 Bingo— Bavarian Garden
Live Entertainment — Rattle

Flea Market — Many Other Attractions

Tremendous

Great Savings

Values

CONTINUES.
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Sale est agi

Saturday & Sunday

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Tafermetional pieket i

\decure of the Iumber division where $80 1WA
d. to cross a: PPWC
‘established at the». The
~Dentrance:to the’ CanCel sawmill. The two
bere are

Lighgrermle Ahead

a Sentinel Monta will be A
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chairman
iginal Mr’ KC: D: ys sald yer

A. terday morning that
gol”

, vide more flexibility in ‘nit

nays, tele
“by. Kootenay West: MP Bob,
< Briseo‘and is repria

"Instructions bave been giv:

en toall points (acroas Canada)
to direct mail far the Kootenays
“to Calgary where ‘there’ is
sufficient volume for. ‘makeup

sizes : .', all of which makes the
‘bypass concept practicable, the
routings to the Kootenays have
changed as follows:
ie No change from the Prair-
fes or Winnipeg, except that in
the latter case residue B.C.
mails which eannot be made up:
into ‘directs’ would’ be sent. to.
‘Vancouver. >
From Toronto, assuming

¥ are rent ‘to Vancouver

~ Kootenay. Canal Test
Filling is Carried. Out:

"carried out a

test filling of the Rooteeey
day.

‘The three-tile-long canal

diverts ‘water from’ the Koote- N

structure
This pétaalttad water: from
Corra Linn ‘ht adpond to enter
the canal.

Some 24. hours were esti-.-
mated to be required to fill the
canal to its operating depth ‘of

about 60 feet, If normal condl-

tions are observed by éngineers .
inspecting the test operation
the canal main filled.

‘The test filling represents
the culmination of four: years
work on} the’ canal, and is a
aignificant' step towards: com-
pletion of the project.

First. power, from Koote-

Castlegar City
Council Meet: -
On August 12

‘The next regular meeting
of Castlogar ¢ sounell will be held
on Aug.'12.

Difficulties in ‘getting a
quorum because of the schedul-
ing of summer holidays has

nay Canal’ “Aevetopsaent is
acheduled for later. this

year,
when two 126,000 kilowatt”

become operational in ime.

“taals are made vip they. would

go to Calgary in their Calgary
Pigeyback tuft now belog made
up. Residue'B.C. mail goes to

in) their, plezyback

"Bavarian gardens sponsored by

© Joral service clubs -who have

lice at
‘noon on Sunday at Poss Creek
Park.<::

Sip tee Sh tie
TOP. ATTRACTION at the Castlegar Scatlower Feat this
weekend

an.

‘Castlegar

Gee Fest

Clip the Schedule on Page V1 a:

by the War | special permission has been
from

for the exhibition since

three regulations for the vse’ af'the”
‘designed to 60

new facility fast been prepared:

r~ was: studied “by ~ students are expected to be *
G

” scheduled for Pass Creek atk

von Sunday including a:commu-
fair."

nity garage sale and
a spin tasting. competition for
under 16, chiara 8

* unit for that destination instead

of‘ into Winnipeg’ as formerly.

Again:there should be no, real!

time Joss.>:

From Ottawa direct ‘bags’

or a Rootenty points are in-

in their Edmonton unit.”
Tew aay insufficient volume out
% to warrant units for -

pote ‘Calgary ‘and Edmionton,

Residue! mail for: B.C. ia in: .

cluded in their Vancouver. pig-
gyback: units instead of being
sent to Winnipeg. “There is
again ‘no real time

“From: Montreal’ direct
make-ups for’ Kootenay points
are included ‘in’ their Calgary,
intermodal unit instead ‘of Win-

* nipeg. Residue B,C. mails are,
2)

(continued on’

‘The’ frog jumping contest ~

eduled ‘for 2) p.m. on

Sunday while hang sliding’

demonstrations will take placo
‘at‘ various times | between 245
pm. and 5.16 paw.”

But even with: this year’s
Sunflower Fest:yet to take
place, the committee is already
Tooking ahead ‘to next sera

nham sai is
will be held on Sept. 8 at which
time the success ‘of year’s
celebration will be evaluated
andia Ittee setup: to
begin planning for next year's
Sunflower, Fest. "*

‘The estimates’
are: for submission’ to’ the
‘department. of education for
inclusion into the 1976 budget.

Council in Rod Mil-
lar of Trail ‘noted the estimates
all for an inerease of about 80
per cent for’ ae the the Conan
and Nelson ‘cam

pubs phate, m detalled in

me

the dget calls’ fo1

increases) in Bropeawy nd

and mat +

‘The: college program was
cut back this year because, of
rising costs.

‘The counell interviewed
four eandidates for, the position
of dean of studies on Thursday. °
‘The four’are. finalists ‘from
‘about’50 applicants Ge the

ition,

Meanwhile, work is pro-_

gressing on new facilities at the

-eallege at Castlegar.

Proposed Kootenay Library Syslem Would See Larger Portion
Of Expenditures Made Within: Region fhan Taxes Would Raise

“phe Regfoual District of
Central Kootenay, with almost
89" per cent, of the’ population
and 31.98 per cent of the
asseasment base of the pro-

per cent of the services budget
for the system.
Of the $564,052 sata

allow a access to the ‘ata callec-
tion of the system, and an
interlibrary loan arrangement,
which would provide. materials
not available within the system.

Servite’ by’ mail’ would be

provided to tlose users not able’ ble to
facilities, -

to.use regular

~and talking books would-be;

available© forthe visually

handicapped. «©
+ Tapes, canettes ‘art repro-
ductions sand similar: materials
‘will be jaded to:.the ‘library
aystem collection, and multi-
‘media’ faulee uipment made avails-
es, Booktock will

needs and all libraries will be
“brought tothe new. “standards

for the’
teas ‘of-the Kootenay Library

System, the rogion's sbare-

would be $219,088. .

Of this, $104,438 would be:
raised from the nine municipall-
ties in the region, and $114,620

from the 11 electoral areas.

These: operating costs: are
based on 1976 costs and assess-
ment val values,

_7 All residents of the library °
ve free:

system area would

use of all services within ‘the
sratalts Inaddition to the usual
library facilities, these would
include an service

resulted in of
couneil’s next meeting to that
date.

from trained reference staff, a
request service which would

“the local fire

More Hot Weather Needed.
Before Fire Hazard Extreme

Ten days of good: hot

weather are required before
fire hazard will limb
into the extreme rating.

This Is the assessment of
B.C. Forest Service ranger
Hugo Wood who told the
Castlegar News Tuesday that
grass on the hates hasn't
cured yet, it's still green. This
is heck of a good sign.”

Mrs: Wood said the fire
Hiizard rating is going up slowly
and.is ‘now halfway between
moderate and high.

He said there have only
“been 16 or 16 small fires so far
this season and the forestry has
been "Johnny-on-the-spot” put-
ting them out quickly before
‘they spread to any size. °

5A
‘Nelson would serve the Central
Kootenay and: Kootenay-

Boundary area on‘a two-week
ochedule, travelling to Lardeau,

: Cooper Creek, Meadow Creek,

Argenta, Rock Creek, West-

bridge, Beaverdell, Bridesville,

Ketile Valley, Christina Lake,

beach, Ballour, ‘Aineworth, 4

‘Procter, South Slocan, Winlaw,

Steet Fauquier, Burton, Hills, ds
sige Ben ans

aystem dir te established i
the Nelson ares, and new

jes would be established
to serve New DenvérSilverton
and: the Slocan Valley. ‘

‘open‘and ready: for cccupancy .
for the new’ schoo! year in.
‘The Me

“It in designed:

gymuasium, he sald, which ,
allows it to be Cis) for future
university transfer programs in ©
physical education:

at willalso’ be, used for.-

a the building will hopefully.’ «an

be ready for use early in 1976.

ofthe Castlegar

i wet eet for the moath of ;

but visitors and focal residents do not have te’
walt that loag to view the many interesting
displays. Open from 12 noon to 6 p.m. daily, the
museum is now housed at the National
Exhibition Centre. Here Craig Webber, one of
several local students employed at the museum