5 xp, 385-3172.

““(Classivien—(

CASTLEGAR NEWS, ane August 2,

1979

RATES AND
INFORMATION
lossilied Ads appearing in this

‘section run in the Costlegar Nee
only. Deadline for

MISC. FOR SALE HELP. WANTE

PENTAX 36 mm camera, modal
ile seb ai condition, $135.
és PLETE home service ere

rane housecleaning, shopping.
For more Information call a at
905-2232,

Wednesday a! 10.0.m:

Retes
Tho first 10 words aro $1.00,
b Every edditional word Is 10c,

Hi Payment Policy

Paymont mus! be made in od-
vance, Cash, cheques, or crodit
Visa‘ (Chargex)
arge accopted.
Business accounts, poymont as
pre-arranged,

Please seo Section "B” of
this paper for our mojor
Classified Action Ads.

freee and garden

aut ‘ neighbourhood.

forkiny pauP is, no children, no

pete. ‘Avaitabl le now. Ph, Carrel

ie sales fesieen

bau EYER

v3-BORM. double-wide Walley, a4

™ Blueberry. Ph, 368-6051.

HOUSE for rent, Ph. ease

M/3/31

HOUSE for rent eyith jarage vat

2131

juiet

a = ae Sule ent fo, pets, mati

£34

aa 6 FUANI SHED apt. sults fe Tor rent in
<3 downtown area. Ph. neers

731 FOR SALE: Jewel coal and w
114 bh

14-FT. HOME-BUILT aluminum
taller Be pp aave ee. fridge. $400

iar weKYLAniC 26.5 ft.” fifth
wheel. $8000 or best offer! aes
Meas.

7979 23.7, SKYLARK Taal
traller, $4850 0.8.0, Good condl-
. Bh, 386-5980,

ma.) VEHICLES

Please See
Section ‘B’
of this
paper for
our major
CLASSIFIED
ACTION

WANTED: A jatear erree a
enamel steam pot aia
365-7002 evenings.

0d
. alectric
vomenmads, table

tni31 saw. PI

LARGE 2bdrm, ‘urganed Phe ieee No
Bet Kemperman Apt
ONE-8DRM, house ‘urnished
pheuse. on Pase Creek eee
=" COUNTRY house, prefer female,
poe O.K., gi
ure. Come look! Glade tari
3 eH house, left. Ph. 399-4452. 2/:
fork ae bachelor suite
tenant. Downtown

2128

2-bdrm., fur-

2130

AM. furnished sulte.
Baia Included. No pets. Ph.
e588. 2k
RM . double-wide, completel:

“Tornfehod, with washer ena aeper,

. Large yard, frultt oes, and garden

cea Gulet netgntomocss No
cl eran no pets, Available now.

aly bachelor
ease.

7 ‘ater 6 De i 2130

7 FURNISHED: yore house 3

miles_up_ Pass ik Road. eo
ats. Ph. 3653172.

3-ROOM apt. Ph. aft

~, 385-7042, i war oo |

sate yp
Ph. 368:

~~ 2.BDRM. Se coune g downtown Cas-

tlegar.

hashed: ede S35

7. 2-BDRM. furnished traliar South
: tiegare Ph. 365-6276 or 365-

-;, level, Seastewr, Gaatleg

Es ae:

2/28
‘APPROXIMATELY 600 sq. fi
commercial office a) ace, ‘stree!

To fengulre, peal

MISC. FOR SALE

14T JOHN Deere ir. S-bottom
breaking plow. Ph. 366-6784,
Miaist

Ey HOMES FOR SALE]

Ph.
iat povee! Must pane

LARGE number of old-fashion
beer bottles. Some Jabetieg
Offers? Ph. 682-:

ares. ES
‘m. split-level bungalow, com-
with” den, sont Pantene’
jent, jm, and lote of |
cupboards and closets: uated on
ebay fot with trees, shed, and
‘Oni 000. For ap-
ole ponent to wes this Balms,
dwelling phone 352-7134 or 352-
9116. Owner will beintown' Friday
morning, Aug. 3.
EXCLUSIVE HOME FOR SALE
coe pall coast, home a ates

sundeck,
8 to take. ti

HOUSE
jaune
rat Vicinity of Cultural Gantre. For
Information Phone 365-7106,
Mi: gist

FOR SALE by owner fn 81
One-yr.-old 1,800:

tee

om jandsca,
{urae, Large 60%180-f garden. Or
sppointment: “to. view. - Ph,

MI3131
2 aoRgom with full base:

meal
ulpped. yin eldge ean at

Bh Sebandoin the ering 2/30
AR q ‘alt with

Hid

& fi
» Avall-

BY OWNER
—1,2405q. ft.

mid. Shetland ponies. Ph.
Maia

a: a HANDS) Nit coder: shakes.

$45 Mj3/3i
SPC. "SECTIONAL couch custom
~ made, 2 Dee. 7 78" one Pl appa
” chocol n. |

Re

- SWAY recliner chair, gold color,
Neughyde covering. Ph. 058-0208
r bed. Complete
ind heater, Ai

com

ink Rd, Beautiful uh treed. “setting In

+ SEARS. tent traller a goed gongs
* tlon. Feasonapie. 365-753:
before 3. 12131

belereSpme “Miarat
nee SOLD: paling gor as
Seeets

Fi ialerst
pRIGHT lano, over 100

ofd., $300. Bh. 365.5573. MIS/3i
14% CU. cu, ae i 1

BetUS 5 as es led to) wn

08 a ove
Fibrbotbas Sere th buggy. VO
rebuilt igier and holt are
h. 365-3703. Mi2i31

LAROID camer 1972
Leutomatie. Pr 368-3480 MOIS
Be tienes nee es

jewal
_ Sonditlon, $25, Ph. 985-7382.
M/3/31
TWO Pinto rims, like new, size
365-7382. M.
SINGLE size beds: tl
365-8301 after 6 neces: oS
AIR- CONDITIONER Tea2
Betoven Or., Castlegar,

— 3/4-TON Hs with

ip Kit Kemper. Ph. 2S

eae ear a
seine ‘et for parts. Ph.
BALED ELA io a us "1

BALED aie. Apo! oq F.

MEN'S erase bike. _
- proved baby car svat, Exterior
a’uminum dor with | window,
uno. Ph. 965-621:

hase
LAST FO!
1S re A ‘BIG peRoT ee
a8 quays oF

Bete gn REGR oe
CRANE oa plug racing ri

*“— Large lot, 100° x 240°
— Fruit Trees
— $45,000

Phone 365-5906

132 PROPERTY

enn
BEMESECLUDED 3/4- to 1-acre.

luat
= Sppreciateds Ph. ‘200-4438. En

LOT In Raspberry Village 120x140
ft., $20, 000° P Sabi be. M3131
75-FT. UPPER bench bullding fot
at corner of 11th Ave. and Park

popu ular nelghbourhood, close to
schools, pool, and parks.

Hipwell Realty, 365-7844.

5-ACRE lot, Arrow Lakes.

ee Above dam.

“MOBILE HOMES

1978 ATCO § 14x; ago 2-
bar Irm., centre condit! yoning.
hed_by owner. Situated
J ialer Park. Open
offers. To view and further pel
mation, call 693-2329, 2134
MusT, SELLI 1974 12x68 Ted's
Home. rm. with addit fone
Sa pore on Aull “Tralee
up in jar Creat Trailer’
Court. Ph. 388-303:

Travel Trailers

TENT trailer for eale, $400. 7
228-7572 Mizrai
1978 OKANAGAN cam
Eicoltent condition. Ph. 300-4

3/28

OFFER OF A TREE
FARM LICENCE

TAKE NOTICE that an of-
fer has been made pursuant to
Section 33(2) of the Forest Act,
to Conadian Cellulose Com-

ny, Limited tb replace Tree-
larm Licence No. 23 with o
iree-fare licance for a term of
twenty-five {25) years. The
land and timber ‘subi

blocks within the drainages of
the Arrow Lakes and Colum:

bia River, south of Mica
Creek, Koolenay Lond Recor-
ding District,

|- working for Gane

"70 Uy oy new ne a7

Nf car, show
ny extras, All
fecol; ie oe 309-4435. M/3/32

so locking hubs. Ph.
Me

1978 HONDA Sluis He wagon. 40,
km, $5000. Ph. 36! 5

1968 JI
drive,
385-3

wet
'@ CHEV 1/2-ton, cano) Yio ae
cellent condition. Ph.

1969 DATSUN &.W. fare
Engine and iraneraia fia Food
condition, a also bo: rte and 4

new winter tires.

ton wagon, AEA
ME

ve ead running ord

P Cammando 4-wheel ahi

wi
3/31 thi

Selkirk ee ae
MEN'S ACCESS ROGRAMME

month position.
wir 2 ie

will
ee, and 6 Access Committes.
A cnet candidate ereule
yeas experien

Communi ty Agency and 1 youre
He with College or Goverdmens
tal organization. Experience | in
rogram development, design and

Sac Education

System would be an asest. Sal:
qos Be Negotiated,
iver Vater than

ae
ar
Peraannel Officer
Selkirk Sollege

CASTLEGAR, B. =
PAPER CARRIE!
urgently required for Thuraday
morning deliveries in Robao
ir News at

oer Chev }
ny q

Selkirk College requires a COM-
MUNITY LEADERSHIP DEVEL-
OPMENT SOCHDINATOR for a

ing Education acest
tora, to Identity
devalop ap ere
over fpey a

sisi ki

079 CAMARO. “$1600
PR SoS BONG UF SES STD. Mi ZISi
1970 DODGE pickup 318, auic-
matic. Good condition:
Chevelle Malibu 350

iQ?
au mite
&barral, headers at

Sasecoad. nd meee

10-month temporary
The successful cand Noate shoule

1975 VEGA, 4-8 peed, 47, a os

miles. Good ‘condition. ‘Ph. ‘385-
a8. 2120

‘afte A

a)

miles, i lo, ‘nies a
5 Ba ras, xcoltent condition.
9365-3271.

DODGE Charcer —

p.b., sunroof, two-tone pet
crulse control, radiais,

motor. Excallant condition, “ne

ust. Call 385-6306. tin

EM MOTORCYCLES peeticd
M.

ce HONDA CT70, $250. Ph.

Mi3131

ioe SUeUKI 08125, 19°08 ¢ condl-
tlon, $600. Must sell! 365-
M3131

1070, BM125, ONE MONTH tare
Used 10 hours. Ph. 365-3031.
1974 YAMAHA a blue
flake paint, Faring saddle! is
with 1979 engine, naw cond
1959 650 Triumph 650, choppel r,
cores tani iy mearome all over,
re chrome frame, fot
"be. seen at D-Bar
965-521

Bouts & Moto

Cal-Glass 1

Mercrulser, aterm ative, E-2 load.
er, low hours, Will acco;
reasonable after, eh. 352.

“ OWNER {ranaterrad| 1978 ret

ptt tirat’

Lt wulpped Sunrunner 170F.
Low hours, pure! rons Marc!
Need ight

fm.) $1 eee under current new
‘bulee: Flaa.: 385-5018. Bus.: 385-
it or Se8- 2881. MI3I31
paar 5 HP. Haas outboard, $350.’

WANTED ba

“TO RENT or Buy: Wate! Ph.
385-3922, 2431
rm. apt. or Bouse

uguat Call 388-8310 at
218

candl

TO me Older type Treaeer sith
separate motor and compressor.
— 1313)

BD!
atartin; a |
SINGLE female. with show dog
I needs to rent a
rm. house, due
piss or wralier, Ph. 365-8044 otter

“WANTED to Buy: We
screen door, 2’6''x8'6""

he

FENCED acroage
Caatlegar.
IMMEDIATELY: ore boat rc
motor. Call collect 229-4779. 2/29

O pens Selkirk ‘College stu-
in

food Tame
or larger.

efor 2y a Roress In.

ic year staril

1979. If you have sult
for rent, please call 305-7202,
Student Services, local 261. 8/28
VOLUNTEERS — to form a group
to § near Vietnamese family in

Castlegar. Ph. 365-6176.
TO suv: Older type freezer with
separate motor and compressor.
h. 385-3506. FETE

HELP WANTED. [

xperienced Re Mun heen good
na ist Gir! Flrday. Muat hav

typing aie and pleasant > Pi
to the public, Send com-

plate ret resume to Box 3007H, Cas.

2134

Matu freon for
alton of PART- SMe eer
AID at Fiaapberry Lodge. ‘Sa
385-7277. 201

CLEANING lady with transporta-
tlon. Ph, 385-74; 0 after 7 P.l ue 20

Sawmill:

VOE 250°

Miers"?

ul al
negotiated. Ap rattle be
Mesia aad no i ler than August 6,

 parennal Officer
Selkirk Cullege

Box 1200
CASTLEGAR. Bc.

BABYSITTER for Fridays and
Satur tu and a jonal Ln
VARIOUS cating pen
a after & p. + Colune

Fextre P WORK WANTED

MATURE mother wit ‘babyelt in
365-3154, 2130

her home. Ph.

SHARE-A-RIDE

WANTED = car poo). Two women
travaliing fo, fieeaa fro
and rel ip fequire 3 peaitionsl
tor ‘a pal ae Moni

Frida; ay a le
Flexio (6, Gait Mavis a6o-8033 2
Spm. aI

Student Placementpes#

)7-YR-OLD girl will babysit or do
tight household chores. Ph. 365-

wApollcattne .

thoughtfulness.

The ‘promise of an “un-
precedented” interim report
to, the .government ‘this
month is an encouraging sign
of ‘the three-member Bate
royal commission's ‘concern
about the hazards of uranium,
exploration in B.C., according .

Reet to Ald, Heather Hallett.

Hallett, chairman of the,’
city council health and: wel-

. fare committee, said at coun-

cil’s last regular meeting
commission chairman Dr. Da-
vid Bates’ announcement ear-
ly last month on plans for the
interim‘ report ‘may ‘be: an;
indication that: the commis-
sion will ask the government
to discontinue uranium ex:
ploration in B.C.

Card of Thanks
eee Re eaae

loctora In at-
thelr help) and

= Vic and Florence
4 George ‘and Frances "Bleors and

ae Tor

QUOTATIONS:
auctalions will be

FURNACE OIL: Approximately _

22, plied, Al of furnace oll to be
supple All fat to. Be placed In
shad ary’ Sr a are
reek, Bril-

nnaird Elementary, Ooti-

“Pass Creek, Shoreacres,

lant,

schenla,
aply and Valley Viate.
4130 Lepr iin

tee aately 35,-
900 Gatia line to be
‘suppited. "Gezalne ina tg be a Gelivered

i um
ma Bue 8 Maintenasce Shop In
Caste

DIESEL OIL: Approximately 600
jalions of diese! oll to be supplied
to tal ank to ented at the Bus Mainte-

eisai on the above: res
quirements are to be based o:

packay i. geal.
reserves the right
yt ail quotations.
muat be sea!
‘Quotation: Fuel, Oll

Schoo!’ Bistaat Nat 9 iGestlegar)

CASTIRGAR, B. c.
VIN SHB

Fonba ni
fone amplets rouse aroenate
Bist Wy 900. tay “tt, Ai ators

olumbia ‘Ave., te be removed

Hiehed

casTLEGAR, B.C.
“2131

— 298

and...

Slated for Competition ia September

Report an ‘Encouraging Sign’

She noted this week that
most of the ‘submissions:

“As well, she sald, the
interim report, itself would

made to the h conduc-
ted here in late June by the
commission, appointed to in-
quiry into the safety ‘of
uranium mining.in the prov-
inco, called for a moratorium
on exploration as well as the
existing mining moratorium
until:completion of the com-
mlaslon’s final report...

an apparent prec:
edent.

“The fact that the com?
mission‘ was going to publish
an interim’ report is unprece-
donted,” said-Hallett. “That's
not usually done with royal
commissions and to my know-
ledge it's never -been done
before.” 5

A ing the commis-

sion’s i ion to submit the

“weren't ptive’’. to
calls for an exploration mora-
torium and.asked “pertinent
questions that showed their
knowledge and also the fact
that they were listening,”
Hallett said.

interim report to the next
session of the legislature in
September, Dr. Bates said
the document will include
recommendations for govern-
ment action but did not

foveal what they are likely to
be.’

The commission, expect-
ed to complete its final report
in’ July, 1980, began its
inquiry in March In Vancou-
ver and conducted commun:
ity hearings ‘in Kelowna,
Kamloops, Clearwater, Rock
Creek, Grand Forks, Willi-

ams Lake, Vanderhoof, Fort .

Nelson and Atlin as wall as
Castlegar. - .
The next phase, tech-

nical hearings on uranium .

mining in B.C., is. acheduled
to last from September to
December in Vancouver and
Victoria.

REGIONAL PLANNING

Continued from Page Al
at how that’s working and we
have research people looking
at that as it would apply to
“BC. and trying to determine
which | would be the best
way.”

News of the upcoming
legislation first came to light
in this region with RDCK
administrator Reid Hender-
son’s report on an announce-
ment by Municipal Affairs
Minister Bill Vander Zalm at

t
ving a municipal officers’ confer-

fe- ence in late May.
“What he said was that
there will be a planning act.
coming out and We are one of
the few provinces in Canada

that doesn't already have an
act,” Henderson told the
Castlegar News.
According to Mayor Au-
Moore, .a single act is
needed to contain the various

not particularly or wholly
contained within the Munici-
pal Act." "A planning act
person should gather them
all up. It certainly should

* have implications not only for

pieces of pl

which are | “scattered
throughout the statutes,”
She cited the involvement of
several ministries in the
issuing of regional district
building permits as- an ex-

-ample of the province's fail-

ure to contain the legislation.

You have the regional
planning function, then you
have the municipal planning
function,” the Castlegar ma-
yor said recently. “They're

Antlerless Deer Hunters:

Endorsement Needed

Sportsmen are reminded
that an endorsement is man-
datory to hunt - antlerless
deer in Region IV (Kootenay)
again this year.

Hunters may obtain.an —

endorsement by completing

” ® an application form and for-

warding it and a deer tag to

eq the Ministry of Environment,

Fish and Wildlife Branch, 810
Ward St., Nelson,. B.C. VIL

"684, prior to Sept. 10, 1979.

Application forms are
available at local Fish and

Ross.. Services '
“Held-*
Yesterday

Funeral service was held
yesterday from the chapel of

16-YR.-OLD GIAL would Ilke_ to
sit daily, Mon. through Fri..
Wages negotiable. Please

oe 2128

Notice oH Application tothe
otter ot Water Rights
ind

mi
do NOTICE is hereby ivan ee

tiflcate. Ph, 365-631:

TWO 15-yr,-old boys seeking oar

time work. Ph. 365-5661.

HOAGS SOLD, hard worker izing
type of emplo; . Ph.
Aak for Ra’

ST & FOUND

Wit

wu ne person an un at eyeing
ele parking Ane Saturday, July
28th, please phone 399-4302, _.

LOST In South Castlegar, yellow
and white female cat. Ph. 365-
8270,

UND: Nancy Green Lak
ast ‘of Toyota keys. ‘Owner can
Identify at Castlegar News pattie.

LOST: Greyish full-grown cat

named 5 50201 nin Castlegar!
Ki ga sd Ph. 505-0806, ge

OST: 5-mo.-ald
kitten North Castles

to Pate “Ph, iy ator 4

Vista Oavelopme!

f 7166.
Hughie of Comox;

Informat

in

application ahould ay
to Terra Vista evs nent Go.
Ltd., 2803" Poplar Drive., Courte-

nay, B.C. VON AQ,
Any objections to this applica-
oe are to be tl
fer troller of Water Rights, Wa-
for Utiities Act, Parliament ‘Suita
Ing B.c., to be In his

torla,, i
AY on or'before August 17,

979.
‘Viste Devel it Go. Ltd,
tery iets ne (wae ot utility}
k Hetm:

iSionaiure ota piicantc or
“authorized SoeGt) 5

hand

FO! SuNDE boy's bicycle near Kin-
pare. Elementary School. Ph. 365-

BLOGK tI

Ph, 385-2632.
FOUND: Boy's green and mnie
Announcements |

a Mira. a shelion.
tluk Mi “Gastteg

COUNer B.C, The
place. oP on augue” bly
astiegar.

SHIPPING
FOREMAN

A shipping foreman is required for Drew
Is Ltd., Malakwa chert. (3
miles East of Salmon Arm).

[Should be knowledgeable in lumber inven-
tory, setting up planer/kiln schedules,
loading of trucks and rail; also experien-
ced in setting up order files. Excellent
remuneration package.

y

Send written resume to:
Drew Sawmills Ltd.,
General Delivery
Malakwa, B.C.

WEATHER

the C: Funeral Home

for Mary Ann Ross of Castle-
gar, aged 66, who ~ died
suddenly | on Sunday-in Cas:
eee

| Mrs. Ross was - born :
pone 2 April 80, 1913 in Trail. She .

was married. in Trail and

ion resided: there until 1949,

when the family ‘moved to

y Castlegar.

She is survived by her
husband, K.A. Ross; two
sons, Allan of Tarrys and
three
daughters, Mrs, David (Al-
ice) Jardine of North Van-
couver, Mrs. Ron (Isabel)
Hume of Williams Lake and

ne Mrs. Greg (Barbara) Hebert

of Castlegar; and nine grand-
children.

Also surviving are two
sisters, Mrs. Eva Boyce of
Fruitvale and Mrs. Alice
O'Sullivan of Ashcroft; and:

one brother, George Duncan
of New Denver.

Rev. Ted Bristow offici-
ated. © followed,

Mex. Min.
28.6 146
St.

Pre.

. 3.
.
31.

uly 3o

July 31

4
6.
8.
2.
4.
A

Ma.
35.

with Castlegar Funeral
Home in care of arrange-
ments,

Donations may be made
to the Kidney Fund, c/o the
‘Trail Regional Hospital. ;

Wildlife Branch offices after
Aug. 1, 1979. Further infor-
mation: is available in the
Hunting Synopsis or’ at the
above address.

Invites tenders for clearing for

but for region-
aj districts and many gover-
nment agencies.”

Moore said she hoped

. municipal affairs ministry

officials would discuss the
upcoming legislation with
municipalities and regional
districts “before the bill is too
far down the road.”

the aft
Hey A aii ‘Walt "vl

8: from Tra H
ston; Grand. Forks and
paused briefly

a group photo. From

ad Tady, Creston; Len”

aah

iain ss

Court News

reel
“Appearing in dni aoe saat

(Tuesday and p!

, tothe chargo Lrpeaell

narcotics Te Poy Mat M.| aah

‘feff; 17, of Shoreacres. Strel-

feff, was fined $100 or: in:

default one) week in jail. ,
“In | juvenile court last

y a male was found
guilty i two’counts of break,
Senter and’ theft and was

‘given a spapended sentence

and six months probation,
naen Seceee aae e

given 8 suspended sentence
after’ being found guilty of

Tobstructing a police officer.

and being a minor in posses-

 Sallasld Grand Forks; Art Winstanley, Trall;: Otto”

District G

McBain, Castle:
h.;: Al Kemp, Nelson;
ernor ena in front Don

on of Uqui

“A female venile recely-
» ed‘a suspended sentence in
court July 31 when she was’
. found guilty of committing a
- theft, undet $200,

Russians ieee

A “Soviet mother’ ‘was
proudly ‘showing: off her
three-month-old baby. +

‘What a healthy looking

"a friend . said ‘admir-

ingly. “He looks so. happy.”.
:’-The mother ‘spat three
times over her left: shoulder.

* She, was not being rude,

* bute “simply taking out a

pal-

BRITISH COLUMBIA
HYDRO AND
POWER AUTHORITY

Section 292.: 0 at the Nicolo x
Selkirk 500

fey on ‘her son's future health
ig: the age-old
Russian; equivalent of the

western kn ock-on- wood ‘trad-
ition: ‘

Ever since the Russian”

revolution ‘of .1917, Soviet:
leaders have waged a war of

line Righe -of Woy. {Documen-
ts available from 13 Abgust,
1979 upon prepayment of
$10.00 plus $.40 8.C.S.S, Tax

for the first copy and $5.00] -
plus $.208.C.S.S, Tax for each

Wanted

Clean

Cotton
Rags

: Castlegar News
191 Columbia Ave.

copy. * NON-
REFUNDABLE).
| Reference No. Q9-1155
Closing Date: 5 Sept., 1979

Sealed tenders clearly marked
as above-mentioned will be
recelved in m 1026, B.C.
Hydro and Power Authority
ota 70 Evrard Street,
Nene ver, B.C. V6Z 1Y3 until
feast time, 5 Sep-

lember, 1979, -

Details: may be-obiained from
ihe office of the Purchasin;
a ent, 10th Floor, $70 Burd
Vancouver, . B,
phone 663-2577 ond

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Selkirk WY College.

ACCOUNTANT

Selkirk College invites applications for the position
of Accountant. | Reporting | to the Bursar, ie
positi is resp

ditional j

clusion
payroll
and reports.. The Accountant ‘will also supervise
several staff members. :

Applicants should have a C.G.A. designation or its
equivalent and several years of experience in a
Previous super-
visory experience would be onasset.

‘or
of the College | ihe i

ecole. te costing, “assets, Gl, ‘statistics .

GOVERNMENT OF THE
co

Sealed tenders, marked
Signal Installation, Route

to 940 Blanshard Street,
:open from 8:00 a.m. to 4:
except holidays,

charge.

Thee OF BRITISH

MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION,
COMMUNICATIONS & HIGHWAYS

ROSSLAND HIGHWAYS DISTRICT
PROJECT E-7926
SIGNAL INSTALLATION
ROUTE 22 at COMINCO PLANT
(SITE A — ACID PLANT CROSSING),
(SITE B — MAIN GATE CROSSING),
TRAIL, BRITISH COLUMBIA
NOTICE TO PONTEACTORS

The work to be performed cons'
two pedestrian signals on
co Plant using overhead wi

Plans and specifications ma:
District Highways Manager,

Route 22 near the Comin.
iting,

Te
renders must be made ¢ out on the corms supplied

»ictoria,
ists of installation of

y be obtained f
Rossland, B.C, mt

Pp
‘No fender. will be accepted or ci

idered

‘An_ attractive salary and benefit pa is
available.’ - :

A will be d in strict
until August 24, 1979 by:

Personnel Office

Selkirk College

Box 1200

Castlegar, B.C.
p351

necessarily be accepted,

at Rossland, B.C.

clause
condition, and the fowest oF any other qualifying

+R. E. McKeown
District Highways Manager
FOR: MINISTER OF TRANSPORT,
ATI
COMMUNICATIONS AND HIGHWAYS
pate this 30th day of July, 1979,

y tender will not

ida against superati-
tion, which doctrinaire Com-
munists abhor ‘almost as
meh as they do religion.

But: social

“ing ‘ancient folk beliefs than
higher education, ising liv-

ing standards ‘and ‘changing *

values, have; been in the:
“corrupt West."
The editors. of the 1976
edition of the Great Soviet”
Encyclopedia apparently de-
cided superstition is no long-
er a factor in Russian life —
they gave it-no entry —.but
the same work's 1956 edition
offered a fascinating discus-
sion-on the. topic.

" “Superstitions are relat- .
ed to the absence of a correct,
scientific ‘conception of the ©
relations and laws of natural
and social ‘phenomena,” the
encyclopedia declared.

“In the capitalist system, .
superstitions are supported
by the dependence and seem-

‘awareness and heightened
political consciousness in the
Soviety, Union have been no
more successful at eradicat-

fogs Provide Variety

_ For Any

For the seintalackic
camper, frying is’: probably.
, one of the’ most popular
methods of serving eggs —
_ either rsunnyside up" or
“over easy”.

- Theré'are many ways to
serve fried eggs: fried until:
the yolk is firm between two
slices of toast, it becomes a
fried egg ssodwichs Hare:
peans.enjoy fried eggs wit!
meat as in. Veal Holstein,
which is a breaded veal cutlet

“topped with a fried egg.-A
Canadian adaptation’ of this
meat and egg combination is
a burger made from a ham-

. burger. patty with a fried egg-"

on top.

To cook tender, appetiz-
ing fried eggs, use. just a
small amount of fat and check
that the frying. pan is moder-
ately hot. A fried egg should

ing of . people
before the, uncontrolled for-.

ces of capitalism, which give,

rise ‘to economic crises of:
over-produgtion, unemploy-

Camper

erisp brown edges

ment, war, hunger ‘and the
paver) of the pot Popular mas: :

ee Lenin, who endorsed ‘the

. idea that religion’ is’ the '

opium of the masses, often
equated superstition and rell-
gious beliefs, despite the fact
that* superstitions are ana-\
-thema ‘to ‘the-’ established '
church as well. ‘

It religion is. opit
superstition ‘seems to bo
spice that flavors life for the
Russian: people in an other-
wise drat wer world explained by -
the laws. ot dialectical materi.
alism.

‘Tho black eat is ax rauch -

feared here..ad it. is in

‘Western Europe, North and’ *

South America and parts of
Asia. But other popular’ be-
dels seem to:be unique and
of many are
shrouded in the mists of
Slavic antiauity: Ae
ussian buying flow-

q ack wl slrage thogen an add
number if-he is taking them 7 eevee

home or presenting them toa
friend. If the flowers are to
* mark'a grave in a cemetery,
the number ‘will always be

side. To cook with even less ©
butter, steam-baste the eggs —

by adding about 1/2 teaspoon

oe water to the: frying pan
while the eggs are

; frying.
°° Cover the pan tightly to’ hold.

in the steam and cook until
the eggs have reached their
- desired doneness.

“When cooking eggs over
an open fire, heat a tightly
greased -skillet or ‘foil pan
over the hottest part of the
fire; break eggs into the pan,
then move the pan to a less
intense portion of the fire so
that eggs cook slowly, over

moderate heat. - This will
prevent the egg protein from
. becoming ‘tough and rubbery
in texture.

From the results gained
by. following these. simple
frying techniques you'll add
to the enjoyment of campfire
cooking with eggs.

‘tions of an even . ae ‘of

flowers are so strong, Rus”

sians . openly scknomlede,

“you:

‘Two charges of
driving with ‘a blood’ count
over | .08 ‘were he: in
proviticlal.court July 19,
‘Joseph Roger Roy, 61; of
Castlegar pleaded not guilty
“but was found guilty. ‘Teha
Horcoff pleaded guilty. Both
$800 or in default

ould | 20 days in jail,

"offended if he were offered a:
bouauet of, say, six. roses.

A charge ° against Her-
man Frigge 0 et driving Phils,

knife
eunea on -the floor ‘ofa §
Russian home mieans; that a

:. indieates the imminent arriv-

spilled salt over their'should-°.
er. But if any salt is spilled it
means there is going ‘to be a

‘A ‘superstitious. Russian ©
will snap up a‘ coin ‘found
lying heads up on the street.
Pati warp here trad
tails ck.

Ys carry his bride ov:
the threshold of their new
home. But they do put their
cat inside before setting foot
inside the door. «
Virtually no Ru fan.
comfortable ~ shaking.
hands or exchanging greet-
‘ings across the threshold. of
an open : door.’ Either the
‘guest must come in or the

* court hore He pleaded ey
and ‘was fined $400 or in
default po ae. in jail.

William ‘Allen "Walker,
24,\of Castlegar was fined
$125 after pleading guilty to’

a.charge of ig to leave a
ticenced premize when re-~
quested to do so: by the
licensee or an employee of

: the licence.

“80th Birthday
Brings Pleasant

Surprises

A family surprise party
was held at the Nordic Hall
on July 1 in honor of Mrs.
Leila Heagy, on the occasion

of her S0th birthday.
_Mrs..Heagy was plea:
to see four

surprised
oft her five children in atten-

.,. Sooner or ‘later it had to
happen, but the authors of
the Guinness Book vot World ©
Records, wish it had been
later — much later,

* Causing them all kinds of
headaches was a group of
energetic young Californians,

who several years ago staged -

one. of the ‘most, unisual
“Olymples” in history.

The young people were
out to rewrite the records in
most of the “goofy”, categor-
ies listed in’ the ‘Guinness
book... Bi

To. the dismay of the
Guinness book authors, they
were all too successful. The
group of 200 “athletes” laun-
ched an assault: on world
records which was probably a
record in itself.

The kooky group of
record breakers didn’t miss
«much ‘in its spree.

Keyin Farrell and Corey
Fletcher proved: that” you
really can stand ‘in one spot
long enough for. grass to:
grow under your feet — in
this case foot. Each stood on

Program |

The question’ of inade-.
quate advertising of univer-
sity transfer courses offered
at David Thompson Univer-
sity Centre was raised at the
Pecent Selkirk’ College ‘board
“meeting, =

Board chairman Robert
Buckley told board members

he had received a telephone -

call from Leo Gansner former
chancellor of Notre-Dame:
University, regarding promo-
tion of courses offered at
bIua

‘- According to Buckley,
Gansner was. concerned

- about what the public's per-

«spective would be of what the
programs will be offering.

‘ Board member Nan Hen-
drie said, the Nelson public
“is very well aware of.what is
happening at DTUC,”. appar-
ently referring to the publics
"knowledge of courses olfered
at ‘the ‘centre. ..

hoat...must: go out_ before ; -

And:
your. house this morning, you

‘gee A man carrying an empty

bucket, best stay at home all
day. If the buci.et is full, you
can. face the world confident
that : fortune. “ smiling on

Z Police Briefs _ 2

Police are investigating
4 July 27 accident: ‘on High-
way 3A, near Brilliant Bluffs.
RCMP.

was northbound on Highway
8A when the vehicle she was
driving left the road. Accord- was
ing to police, -Slatter was
taken to Pospltal with bruises
and released. Damage to the
vehicle . was satiated. at

Polise eet ae charges
injuries in a July 27
accident that occurred on the
Pass Creek Road about four
; miles from’ Robson . Road.

:, RCMP said a vehicle driven

ee
STOPPING FOR A PICNIC lunch ashore can be great fun,
but there's a good chance you'll have some ants. for
company as you begin eating. Rather than letting their

presence. aggravate you, take some time to study these -

Interesting little creatures. You'll find they're sensing.
Interesting and very hard workers.

3 CLOSED

AUG. 4

The Castlegar a

ind Slocan _ _Valley
Cc

of -th

\e ¥
Credit Union will be closed Satur: °
day, August 4 due to the holiday.

by Thomas G. Powell, 88, of.
Crescent Valley left the Pass
Creek Road and went into
the ditch after. going ‘out’ of
control while coming out. ,of
two :sharp:: curves: -- Police

estimate camege to the vehi-.

According to ROMP, no
. charges were laid following
an aceident last Sunday on
Centre Street in ‘Blueberry
Creek. Police report a vehicle
driven by Marie H. Cormier,

report. that Rhoda damage to.
Anne Siatter, 90, of Winlaw -

15, of Blueberry’ Creek, left

the-road and struck a hydro

pole, resulting in” $1,500
jage | the: vehicle.

Polize kept that Steve,.
W. Semenoff, #9 of Castlegar

ith failing to:
yield to onco traffic :

er
‘after an ‘accident Sunday on

Highway’ 5A 3A in front of the’
Esso Service station. .

ROMP t reported that. Semen-
off was northbound ‘on High-
way 3A when’ his vehicle
made-.a left turn atthe.
Esso in’ front. of ‘a,
southbound vehicle driven by

ite
‘vehicles at $1,500 “each.”

cak
‘supper, several: diffrent
games..were enjoyed. by by all
present.’

Guests attended. from’
Vancouver, Black Creek,
Campbell River, Quesnel,:
Cranbrook, Creston and
Rockgien, Sask. Among the
local friends -in attendance
was a special friend of the’.
guest of: honor — Mra.
McCreight of Castlegar.

raised the que

stion that’ perhaps advertis.

ing had-created the impres-

sion’ that there was nothing

“else offered ‘at DTUC other
than the arts program.

Buckley referred to the

confusion’‘as, one more ser-_

vice ‘of ambiguity.” ao
‘When contacted last

week, Buckley said Gansner *

was concerned, but not fully.

informed. A steering commi-'

ttee has already: discussed
the matter, Buckley said, and
Gansner.was likely unaware
what courses would be offer-
ed at DTUC-and may not
have recognized fully. what
they are. :

“He perceived that peo-

be

CASTLEGAR NEWS, ‘ hitsdas, August 2, 1979 A7

Goofy Records Broken

one log ‘for , Tn’ wise 60°
minutes longer, than the
previous record-holder.
Scott Case risked ‘suc-
cumbing to a nicotine fit

when he smoked 110 cigar--

ettes simultaneously. for 80
seconds. He hopes to go down
in history as the greatest
chain-smoker of them all.’

-. The ordeal was not ‘all
. that exelting for some of the
contestants:

'’ “It's extremely boring,”
complained three high school
students in their 35th game
of Monopoly, although they
were comfortably six hours
ahead-of the previous mark.

Three others even
dreamed up anew category
— unicycle riding, With an
ample supply of Johnson's

baby powder to soothe the’

saddle burns, they managed
to stay on their unicycles for
a record 50 hours.

Allan Littman, 17, might

someday become one of. the
,great wine tasters. He al-
ready has a huge appetite for’

grapes. He consumed a whole
pound of grapes — seeds and
all — in 52 secénds. That

Problems

cliopped 13 seconds ‘off the
record,
oon have to wonder
what would have happered if
Bruce’ Stewart’ and Rébert
Argust had been mad atleach
other, The two slappedjeach
other red inthe face for a
record 81 hours, i
Frank..Dolco’ will never
be ata loss for a parlor game
at a swinging party. Heblew
116 smoke rings on onejdrag
to break the old mark by 80.
John Parker proved that
the art of goldfish swallqwing.
is not dead. He set the) new
. world's mark by downing
800, 76’ better than; ‘the
previous high. |
Rick. Summer, 14, be-
came, the greatest donut
dunker when he consumed 20
in nine minutes, ‘50° seconds.
John McKinney and Rick
Sackett disappeared in a -
cloud of smoke when they
managed to stuff ,52. cigars
each’in ‘their. mouths end
managed to keep’ them all
alight for 30 seconds.’
Allan Greenberg twirled
arecord album on his forefin-
ger for a record five hours,

at DTUC

plee in the p

. may. - -not know.’ about the’

courses either,” said Buckley.
The board. revealed at
the meeting that there were

‘transfer cours-

ie :available ‘at’ DTUC, but
that there were ‘no science
courses included in the frans:;
fer program.

= Sat.

"Good Old Affordable Prices’

acon from Castle Theatre)
CASTLEGAR *

‘9am. to 6 p.m.
Fridays til 9 p.m.
Cased Sundays

42 Columbia Ave.

this. time: to
donated in.an
would like to

water-truck.

all.:

.. We would like to-take

relatives, friends, neighbors
iid‘ all:the’ people ‘th 1

“tlegar Forestry and Cominco
God bless you one. and

Mike & Elaine Pictin
"Mike & Mabel Pictin
Mike & Thelma’ Fostnikett

thank all: the’

y way. We also
thank the Cas-

: Cue = 7) Sue
CAMPUS DIRECTOR |

DAVID THOMPSON UNIVERSITY CENTRE, NELSON

Forget .

Something?

eee How ‘
about the
Chicken???

No matter what your plans

: Selkirk College, - ‘comprehensive ‘community col-'
lage in the West Kootency area of B.C., invites ap-

~ AUGUST SALE .
CLEARANCE ON
SuMaia EAEN TO,

ladies Dresses

ewer teens and
ren's,
25 % OFF

size:
Polyester Knits and In-
ferlock Fabrics

60" wide,.20% orF

_HARRY'S DRY
. GOODS AND
- CLOTHING

142 Columbia Ave.
Phone 365-5569

for the of Campus Director to
as the adm for, the David Thom-
pson University.Centre:Campus in Nelson. This
position reports directly: to the Principal.

Be

The. Director will be a member of the College plan-

nin

will dminister the budget, academic programming
_and the day-to-day operstions of the Dovid Thom-
pson University Centre Campus and will manage

with the céntral College services.
Applicants should have o graduate degree, and 3-5

years experience in a° Seetrated administrative
position, -

as soon as
po after See 1, 1979,

App will be i, in strict
in August 25 ue ¢
Personne! Office,
selkirk College
. Box 1200 A

astlegar, B.C.
VIN NSH.

and policy development group. The Director *

the support services for the. campus through'liaison.

An attraciive salary. cand benefit: fucking is.

Include — be it-fishing, hiking,
scuba diving or just

relaxing at-home. ... make

sure DIXIE LEE CHICKEN

is Included In this weekends plans.
It’s tender and juicy fried

chicken at its best.

Remember — Dixie Lee
also carries

e English Style Fish 71h Ave. South

eA Varied Salad Selection . 365-5304

° Pizza'- great during this
long holiday weekend

By the way...

or

Downtown Castlegar
365-5353