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‘OR REN

ig TUXEDO Manor 12x86:

Immediate pancy.
view call 385-3770 after 38
MALL housekeeping room for

B fy $125/m

TWO-BDRM. basement sulte
Thrums. eNige and stove. ater
ences requires. Ph, 399-4301 DF 198

ONE-BDRM. cabin, full ne
and (beth In Robson. Ph. 36! nea

FURNISHED, heated sulle for
Bon-smoker. Roterences. » 38:
8153 of 365~ 2138

1-BDRM. sa Teanga pT, suite.
Quiet couple or family. Ph. oe.

&

di er i tiraplace. Avaliable a
dryer "iept naw

aa ae Manor 12x68 7

furnished mobile home with at-

Oxea ft. I

di
schonia, area, Im

MISC. FOR SALE ff MISC. FOR SALE VEHICLES. —

Concord yee APic your own
ci Ib. inimum gale 60 Iba.
Lesser quantile picked at 30c/Ib.
Also Potatlos, winter
pond, find you plc
cin zcgntalnars Open

dally 3 a.m. 0%
Farm Oliver, a ce faltini38
CHEST of drawers, doors with or
wihout hing!
hot water tanks, chalro, tables,
965-3423. 338
SOLAR sige products, Informa.
tlon, design uitation. Contact
Ken Ferns
Kelowns
Feraung gina, eh for Solar
Energy Socity of Canada, _MJ3/38
NINE gallona arene arylic latex.

paint. regularly $16, only $10 36:

gation, Co aur Yatate, brow gal
TWO Saris 14 studded winter tyes
and rims, $40, Ph. 365-6853.

$40. PI

aby end nursery eee Ph.
Mitfn. use
wood stove,
opal ‘all tan QY NEG ult pulpers per,
one oak barrel.

. older electric stove;
ata

we
old, 1/2

liance. en 38 6141. ahs
SONY stereo recelver with cas-
selte tape recorder a
radio, incluces two speakers. Ph.

ip
° Sfendiather cio clon

pve. winter i res: 42-Inch. rai ao
3/38 p.!

ind AM/FM
Bin

SF ginal ee meio aa

Lone than o Re
Kuzyk at taurantige
td, at 3! 52-6025,

inch
colour TV,
Call Linda
Financial Corp.

5 bl thar nite
and m! music stand; bike
rath. Ph. 4b 7620.
ONE Oe ‘and wood heater. Fa,
365-502¢

OIN! TT New canaition:
ae i and four chalra, $50, Ph.

GARAGE SALE
a 10 5

aE URDAY. cept 2, 9 a. 10 4
» 750 Vynwood “Bincent, Og,

hows Subdivision.
BABY items, furniture, misc.,
ters pla no. Saturdays
%

OAT, T, motor ‘and trailer; Ski Doo:
1967 Ci

arts, 136 - 100th Street, singe
berry, Greek, Ph. 998-7804, Sun-
Say, Sept, 23, 11'a.m. to 5 p.m.

GREAT BARGAINS
etiad ae SALE!
ry

kl
ant, " square ‘dancin ies,

eadiome
ck. 204 - 102nd 8
Cc.

.. Blueberry Creek, B.t

00
Tg HOMES FOR SALE

n cl
electronic flash, Pri
$700 $475 complete. Ph. S357806,

CROCHETED cushions for ass
oh 399-4: 3438

Bier lined. Heright meee and
. Lars

Moved: iT wo-bedrsom,

1966 FORD Comet. Good runnin
condition. Ph, 365-6089, M/3/3t
1974 FORD F-100, Good condition,
ae 0.8.0. Four near-new wine
vallable, Ph, 385+: 733s.

Rr peuee ey Maen TLE

with

feorad ota,
35700. wilt consider ruck es. ari
irade. Ph, 365-6522.
ONE MUST go! 1904
Afniversary, ; Buake
Must be si

xAY artible, 36
Cleveland, ven Mieteack,

uckets, ange a. {8,000 miles,
$4000. Ph.

to76 toRo contavite dump truck
with job series Lt.

conditioning, mtereo, ownor policy,

u holatery, 450 Cummins engine
— transmission, Ja-apece roa
ger, 3B-Ib. os with 4

suspension, 5

aluminum

wel

re aver

p75 Dow pong. is cae
p.b., ft, two-tone wine
talsh, Perilae gonial, radials, 360
er éonaition, no

1974 om Tai jon,
Ph. 365-2405.

MOTORCYCLES

1976 BM 125 Excellent Sandition:

Ino in wa,
excellant condition, What off tore bar

. Ph. 365-5284.

‘Boats & Motors

a Seas or "387-708

Funeral service -held

WICC babysit anytime. Ph. 3865- babyalt anytime. Ph. An

= a SUNG: married, argh A
amiable woman la looking for
work. Experienced hi ta

v

part-time or full-time. If ther ‘
snyone out there who might havea
sade rr ihey please phone Judy

RDENS Landacap-°
a dent an minstaltations and reno-
‘a fons, Turt evel jolie Ph. hen

£38 March 21, 1959 in C:

GIVEAWAY...

female kittens, one

jac
‘1 ona white and black. Also calico

mother — to good homes.
399-4158 after 6.

i ___ PERSONAL |

Alcona lies Anonymous {a a fellow-
who ;enare:

for Jerry Webster, 20 | 03

Memorial service was
held Wednesday from the
Robson Community Church
for Jerry Wayne Webster,
20, of Robson, who died accl-
dentally Saturday on Broad-
water Road in Robson. i

Mr. Webster was born

SOOM Ie RSA AE ET a rR

HELP!
Do you drive to or

slocaN CITY
ry Wednes-
day and/or + thursday?
Help with your gas
off some

ster of Burnaby. Three ne-
phews also survive.

Rey. Ted Bristow offi.
elated. C: P' for Fy pp!
the service, parcels.

Castlegar Funeral Home Phone 366-7268.

was in care of arrangements, Ask for Linda.

and received all his schooling
locally. Upon his graduation
from Stanley Humphries Sec-
ondary School in 1977, he

ras attended Selkirk College.

He worked for a time in
his brother's garage in
Castlegar ‘and for Nelson
Homes: in Lloydminster,
Alta. At the time of his
death, he was employed at

7 CanCel's pulp division in

. in woodworking,

Maple.
8p. mt eHealth, Centre. ‘ana
2 Public Meating, St. David’
hurch pasment Columbia Av
Saturday 8 p.! me iseutton Meet:
Ing, Health Cen:
Ph. 08-8816" er 365-3593

Card of Thanks

1978 17-FT. APOLLO. beat with 70
H.P. Merc ‘motor, _blig pumps
electric compass, E-Z Londo ir trail:

r. Good condition. Asking $6500
oF offers! Ph. 365-2278 bet! wean Gq
g.m.andSp.m. 38

at WANTED
Ph.

65-5485.
MOBILE HOMES

| PRIVATE traller apace ar ant in

excellent condition. Ph. 365- are
Cn jas space heater. 18,-
0 8.T. Sie Bn. 385-6576.
M/3138
CHESTERFIELD end chair, 340;
kitchen table Bed" wi alra,

‘eatin
sig, 8 "General

ite aad ae via ening

y. To view call 365-5770 after

AVAILABLE ‘October 1, 2- a

reo: dominium on M
dowbrook Drive, mantles
No pata. Ph. 365-6808 af

Please See
BDRM. apartment
ONE, area. ible rent. Im-

Reatonal Section 'B'
mediate occupancy. Ph. 365+ ed ”
evoninge, 3/38 of this

paper for

down-

ARE a moment with a Iiltle
rather, ay wil last forever. Be a
Big Brot er fore! Information, cal

ee
USED Y 7 ant piano. 7200 or se
racy, Se Fes ater 8

TROYST al pi HP. ni Bap 3
lal prices un!
30. Ph. seat na 1SR8

our major
CLASSIFIED
‘ ACTION
ADS

PODIATRIST
FOOT SPECIALIST
S. J. Fjellstrom D.P.M.
mings.

1969 CORTINA parts: ot Sun a

at the :
Hi Arrow Arms Hotel
carburator, rims, tires rime,
388+ 5542,
2137

Thursday, Sept. 27
TE a.m. - 8:30 p.m,
Friday, Sept. 28

-Ham
For Appointment
Phone 365-7282

mirrors, generator. Ph.

FOUR winter tires. Two F7814 and

two studded G78 14 mounted on

Dodge rims. Also. ent rit eerie! Y

Toyota picky,

HONEY. for ah are Sat Tren,
Barry’s Honey Farm, Grand

Forks. 442-2482.

CITY OF CASTLEGAR
CONTRACT No. 57.79.16B

CONSTRUCTION OF NORTH
CASTLEGAR FEEDER MAIN

CALL FOR TENDERS

Sealed tenders clearly marked “CONTRACT No.
57.59.16B — TENDER FOR CONSTRUCTION OF
NORTH CASTLEGAR FEEDER MAIN" will be received
by the undersigned up to 1200 hours local time on
Tuesday, October 9, 1979; and will be opened in
public at that time and date.

The’ work comprises the construction of ap-
proximately 4500 metres of 500mm diametre and
240 metres of 450mm diametre reintorced concrete
steel cylinder pipe (i.e. “hyprescon” pipe). The pipe
will be supplied by the Corporation.

Tender documents and drawings may be obtained
at the offices of either the undersigned or Kerr
Wood Leidal A i Ltd., Ci

144-B West 16th Street, North Vancouver, B.C.
anytime after 1400 hours on September 24, 1979,
upon deposit of fifty dollars ($50.00). The deposit
will be refunded on return of documents in good
condition and within 30 days of receipt of tenders.

Tender documents may also be viewed at the
Amolgomated Construction Association, Van-
couver; the Construction Plan Service, Burnaby;
and the Southern Interior Construction A: i

Giag condition

ardtop.
& inary optlor ne

Thrums. Ph. 352-9721 af

1970 12x58-FT. GLENDALE 2-
bdrm., three appilances, No. 11,
1545 Columbia Ave., or phone
365-3347. Ask for Glen Wilson.
M/3/38

1969 12x60-FT. PARKWOO!
cy

in
eee de $10. Ph. BBE SOTA. os
. ————_

of
175188, Hi vod harn

368-3695.

METAL Ming, cabinet In apo
condition. 99-4145, 38

basement st te, a
Wy 98 Santle

oLBER

CHILD CARE E WORKERS re-

jes
basis. Must have related experl-
ences vandior training. Send full
resul ta Kootenay Columbla
Ghd "care Soclety, Box Bbte

4 Castlegar, B.C.

7 FT. SCA’ MPER travel traller.
Yory jood condition. Steaps six.
7305 mornings. _M/3/38

warranty, Ci
tires, excellent ‘Condition, serious

, gts ere paly. Asking $21,500, Mi ph Ex

tare 2 ZT, faenen moter
ome,
garieined, ‘ow alleage.

HARDTOR. tent trailer. Phe 3

VEHICLES

Ace7, DART. Runs but
work, $200. Afso, four used 875 x
46.5 winter fires, $150. Ph. 385-
3140, MIS I88
1974 CAMARO, headers, chrom-
108, TAs Ph. 083-2462, _38
1974 VEGA Station Wagon. Body
in excellent ae 4n Ww frase
h. 385-6 i ao
a FORD. us
steering, power brakan,” power
Silene, factory, tapedeck. Askin:
$1200, Ph. 385-2654 after 5 p.m.
197! = “FIREBIRD Formula 400.
Excallant condition, $6000 0.8.0.
Ph. 352-5981._M/3/38
1973 FORD Courier. Good running
in. 1974 Vane excellent
running condition. PI ia ete
1972 TOYOTA Coroni rdtop.
Gna owner. ph, 365-6027, MISIa8
igre MERCURY. ergs prougs
ry 1000 fn
65-7885 alter S p.m. Weekigys
inytime weekend. 2!
So07 BUICK 2-dr, hardtop. 340,
4-barrel carb. Ph. 365-3510.
Mi3i38
1960 VOLKSWAGEN, AUNS.
$200. Ph. 385-3834._2/38
1974 FORD 3/4-ton custom Club
Wagon. P.s., auto. Askin be 1000,
Gout condition. Ph, 365-7582.
Mi3138

1975 FORD 1/2-ton pickup. Phe
385-7991.

Sosu Hi alter 4,
aves, Chevelle. New,

i Ast tl
Ph. ci

Epperianced FLOWER Desens
ible to make attractive _
balanced Hower:

385-7312. Mairi

BABYSITTER ,weekdays 7 a.m. to
5 p.m.. preferably In my home:
Ph, 365-8760 after § 2138
Experienced HURSERY” SCH Le
RVISOR re fal

1a-
sume to Box ates Castlegar. yay
3H4 by September 28. 3138

fo learn Ic
Trated to the general operation of
@ curling club Is expected. Inter-
ested avplicants may contact Club
Blantdant Lloyd Ish at 385-7735 oF x

it Blue Top Bury
WILt BABYSIT IN MY Hi
North Castlegar : area. 3 to eyear,
olds. Ph. 385-664;

PART-TIME help wanted. arly aly
Ree HOME

jur deep eppreaaen and

thanks for the close fam!

port, the many acts of inn

aympathy gare ca letters contrib:

ions and flo! fanded to
lov

alba

and Valley Home:
Thoughtfulness of *frlends and
pelah ours will always be remem-
are

— The Kennedy Family.

anks to Or. Walton, and
the nurses ands
District Hospital, tor the
Also to my tam mil sng frisnds tor
i ae a git ra:

Dean

We wish to express our
sincere thanks to the many ilengs
and relatives who
kindness and 8 ympathy nite hs

jar Funeral
Hasotond ‘Hospital
josstand Hospital
GRernstt. May Got
— Nicholas, Nick, Ol

Rick Ogloff. John ce
gan and Family.

Castlegar.

He was an avid out-
doorsman and was interested
fly-tying
and swimming, having achi-

- eved a bronze medallion in

the latter,

Mr. Webster is survived
y his parents, Frank and
Meda Webster of Robson; a
brother, Larry, of Castlegar;
and two sisters, Mrs, Bud
(Loreen) Bridges of Santa
Cruz, Calif. and Julie Web-

Baptists

welcome

new pastor

Baptist Release
Pastor John Hill, his
wife Joan and their four
children, Suzanne, Stuart,

Alexandra and Allyson, were |

welcomed to Calvary Baptist
Church at a special potluck
lunch and ry shower
held after the service last
Sunday morning,

‘Pastor Hill had arrived
earlier this summer from
Toronto, and his family join-
ed him last week.

The fall Sunday School
program has begun with
classes for everyone from
babies to adults. Sunday
School superintendent, Bry-
an Reid, is hopeful for a good
year.

The adult Bible class has

Te .seties.of. studies in

the book of Hebrews. Pastor
Hil stress the importance

We would like to express our
heartfelt thanks to all our frianda,
neighbours and relatives ‘for thelr
cards, flowers and words of sy!
pathy, ia s in our time of sorrow during

of our mother an
randmother. Special thanks to
r. Perrier, Castlagar Ambulance
Service, end the Cae ste r Funeral
Home. oa bless H.

hn and Nadine Zebort.
Pete a Phyllls Zayteoff, and
Families:

Hom Announcements

HOUSE. paint fag at Tsascaable
rates, Free estimates. en
3488. 4138

ITY OF CASTLEGAR:

applications from Inte
sons to assume the position “ot
Glerk/ Reception! ist.

The successtui applicant sill
be proficient in typing, use of a
calculator, and have a pleasant
Peraonallt ty.
lea will Include operation

Salary is $75! to
$867.00 per month, plus generous

fringe benallt:
eatlons should be ac-
compan ed, by full detalls of educa-
tloi nO. pxperience, and
rded ta the
on or before Septem

4 ity Cler!
of Las
Columbia Ave., North,
jar, 8.6.
2137

MEDICAL STENOGRAPHER
rewired by 13-doctor clinic, Must

1970 CHEV Impala station wagon.
New paint, tlres and sunaup: Asi
send! ion, $1750 O.B.0.

7088 | VOLKSWAGEN window

root

Asking 3560. Ph. os o204

1977 conpes” oe, aappes,

Including A/C,

inte, gpngliton. s800 b ao a eh.
1-8 457. 13138

ieee CHEVY 8 ‘ears. Rebullt
engine. Ph. 385-5160._38

engine. Ph.
1973 METEOR Montearn 4dr.
vinyl root, p.
{Ireg.on tl

nh. 365-809:

wi VOLKSWAGEN Vai

motor, good tires. Ph. 355-i aot

offices in Kamloops, Kelowna and Cranbrook.

This is a project icintly financed by the Canada
Department of and
the British Columbia Ministry of Economic
Development under the Canada-British Columbia
Industrial Development Subsidiary Agreement,
together with the City of Castlegar.

Wanted

Clean

ran.
Nicely” Sainperizes: radials, wor
rack, need:

radio, winter
Exealiont family 1

be
working, knowladgs of
ferminolo|
cae ‘Manage, Rreaieat Resoslate
, 808 Vernon St., Nelson,

Retirement Banquet honorin
FRED HAINES, October: 13, 19:
jem

‘ickets,

Tl Mi3i
| LEGALS

BRITISN esiuMala s
“CHANGE oN JAME ACT"

in 6)

Neves Stan “Apples tis tor
inge of Nar

NOTICE c ‘nareby gl

inge of name, pure
provisions fae

fds
lame Act.
Tarasoit of at (on 3 aang v7 ghar fegar,
lo!

itlah Colum-

Judy Ann Teas ie. augy en
1s!

ym aed this 14th day of Sept.
z “J. A. Tarasott"

[Signature of ‘applicant. )

BLUEBERRY CREEK
BEAUTY 3-bedroom, full
basement, large fully
landscaped & fenced lot,
priced right at $60,000.
Want to know more? Call
{ie penalty Team at 365-

SUPER NEAT. This North Castlegal home 's in

FAMILY CHARMER IN
BLUEBERRY. 1,456 sq.
ft. of living space (only
one year old) with a
separate family room, 18x
33 heated pool, air condl-
tioning, dishwasher, and
outdoor barbeque pit—
SOUND .PERFECT FOR
YOU?—IT IS—Call_ now
for exclusive appointment
to view. Asking $63,900.

‘is book because
4 relates ie Old Testament
to the New T Live-

EVA TISCHER — MiM.L.

Lessons in
Piano and Theory

Phone 365-7131.

WRITING WRITING:

A WORKSHOP FOR
CREATIVE WRITERS,

A series of Lan Intensive weekend workshops .on
the basics of writing creatively. Registration at first
class, Friday, Saplomner. 21,7 p.m. Selkirk College,
Castlegar.

HELP WANTED
TRAINER

CASTLEGAR REBELS ie

_ JR. “B” HOCKEY TEA
Send Applications
with Resume to

Box 3309,
Castlegar, B.C.

before Oct. 1, 1979.

CITY OF CASTLEGAR _
-PUBLICNOTICE =

NOTICEis hereby given that pursuant to Section 395
() of the Municipal Act, the City of Castlegar will
the Annual Tax Sale of lands for

ly discussions and small-
group research characterize
the adult class.

More information re-
garding the Sunday School
can be obtained by phoning
Bryan Reid.

SAVE ON SURPLUS
Ymir Rd., Nelson, B.C.

24 pce. Socket Set $37.50
standard and metric

PocketCamera | $9.95
with flash attachment

Men's Wrist Watch $39.95
V7 Jewel

Aetreeens taxes at thte City Hall, 460 Columbia
Avenue, N., Castlegar, commercing at 10:00 a.m.
on Monday, ‘October 1, 1979.

The following is a list of properties within the City
of Costlesar subject to Tax Sale as at September 18,

LEGAL DESCRIPTION & STREET ADDRESS
Lot 14, D.L. 4598, Plan 2640 — 1486 Selkirk Avenue.
Lot 15, D.L. 4598, Plan 2640 — 1492 Selkirk Avenue.
Trailer — Located at 1308 - 4th Avenue, S.
Occupant of Bay No. 11, being a Glendall mobile

home, within the Cedar Crest Mobile Home Park.
See Folio 589:650

17 pce. Cookware Set
$29.95
Heavy Duty Aluminum

BRING THIS AD and
you'll recalve an extra

10% DISCOUNT

p.m. ROOM: G-
Shepard

Coming in the future:
“Beef Management”

to 3:
TRATION DEALIN
DATES: Monday,

“Greenhouse”
DATE: Saturday,

~aeeeeeeeenrentaatn eeeenteanimmmaniin
wey SELKIRK COLLEGE

’ DEPARTMENT OF PAU UAENTAL ¢ SCIENCES
AGRICULTURE/HORTICULTURE PROGRAM

Starting this week in Castlegar:

“Culinary end Beverage Herbs”

DATES: Thursday, Sept. 20 —7 to 10 p.m.; saiuirday, Sept. 22—2to5
p.m.; Thursday, Sept. 27 — 7 to 10 p.m.; ‘Saturday y, Sept. 29 — 2 to 5

DATES: Esldey. Oct. 12 —7 to 10 p.m.; Saturday, Oct. 13 — 9:30 a.m.
3 ROOM: B-13 FEE: $70 INSTRUCTOR: Doug Baker REGIS.

"Organic Vegetable Garden’

p.m.; Monday, Nov. 5 —7 to 10 p.
TOR: Joan Snyder REGISTRATION DEADLINE: Oct. 15, 1979

INSTRUCTOR: Joan Snyder REGISTRATION | DEADLINE: Oct. 15, 1979

fey of Bay No. 13, being a Leader 2 Gks,
within the Sandpiper Mobile Home Park.
See Folio 589:250

Lot A, DL. 4598, Plan 5709 — 841 - Sth Avenue, S.

Lot 2, D.L. 4598, Plan 6957 Exc. Plan 8427 — 200 -
Srd Street.

B. Baldigara,
Collector

* for October,”

* gchooler,

Competition close in Tennis
Club's closed tournament;

By LORI FRIESAN
Approximately 25

Castlegar Tennis Club mem-

bers participated in a closed
tournament held last week-

end, in which competition

was close and two to two-and-
a-half-hour matches common.

‘In’ men’s. singles semi-

2 finals, Tommy DePaoli de-
. feated Laurie Lyons 6-1, 6-0

while Herman Heniperman
outsteadied Ron Friesan to

-win at 6-7, 7-6, 6-8, Tom then

took the men's ‘singles: by
defeating Herman 6-0, 6-2,

The “B" flight competi-

; tion was extremely close. Art

Dusseault won over Dave
Sylvest 6-4, 7-6. Dwayne
Keus and Nerio DaRosa had

a battle which saw Nerio
come out with a 5-7, 7-6, 6-2
win, Art managed to take the
finals when he defeated Ner-
fo 6-7,. 7-6, 6-2.

Ladies’ singles champion

-was Sally DaRosa, when she

met Shirley Wanjoff and
defeated her 6-8, 6-1. “B”

flight winner was Joanne .

Scott with her win over

Denise Sylvest at 6-3, 6-2.
Herman Kemperman

and Tommy DePaoli defeated

Gordon Gray and Laurie.

Lyons 68, 6-4 in men's
doubles semi-finals while
Tom Lucas and Steve Don-
ofrio were defeated

win over Dusseault and Frie-

f 4-6, 6-4, 6-0,
ec Junior and Stanloy

amass’ F
MAJOR FUND. raiser for both Kinnaird

In “B” flight, Nerio Da-
Rosa and Dwayne Keus de- schools
feated Tom Lucas and Steve
Donofrio 6-4, 6-3 while Kelly Dra
Johnson and Terry Sabourin,
were .defeated by Gordon’
Tarasoff and Jack Yolland

the mon

the British Columbia Federation .
of School Athletic Association's Sports .
raw. The schools collect about $2,5
‘annually through the sale of these tickets
for a variety of
student activities including team travel,

the schools

as last year.

sul purchasin:
from studont Beth Krug. A 5

as expressed appreciation fo
tho continued community support of this
endeavour. Tickets remain at $1, the same

club financing, and panto financing ofa a
Darlene | if

here is Mrs,
a ticket
esman for

hown

A7

CASTLEGAR NEWS, September 19, 1979

COURT OF REVISION

VOTERS LIST

ELECTORAL AREAS “A” - “K" INCLUSIVE

Notice Is hereby given that a meeting of the Court of
Revision of the Regional District of Central Kootenay
to hear all complaints and correct and revise the, thet
of electors for 1979 - 1980 will be held at ‘tha
following time, date and location:

Date: Monday, October tst

Time: 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon (loca! Time)

Lecation Office of the Raglonal District of Costral
‘Kootenay, 601 Vernon Street, Nelson, 8.0,
Electoral Areas ‘‘A'’, “B"' eee? nari hy

uge, 4 "a", ae

R. Henderson, Secretary
Ragional District of Central Kootenay

7-5, 6-83 in semi-final play.
DaRosa and Keus’ defeated
Tarasoff and Yolland in the
finals 6-2, 7-5.

In ladies’ doubles, Mau-
reen Gray and Shirley Wan-
joff teamed to defeat Phyllis
Dolgopol 6-4, 6-0 for the “A”
event. Lori Friesan and Kay

By JOHN PHILLIPS

It's here. The 1979-80
Rebel hockey season started
last’ Wednesday as. the
ie held their first prac-

oy.
Dusseault,and Ron Friesan.

6-8, 6-1, Kemperman and De-
Paoli took the finals with a

Z Recreation News /

The Castlegar Recre-

vs ation Office will be taking
{ registrations for its fall pro-

starting on Monday,

/. during working hours at the
. Recreation Complex.

You may also register by

+ mail, using the handy clip-out

form iagiiced in this week's
newspaper ad. Brochures are

. also available | fon Safeway

and Super-Val

Entitled “Opportunities
the fall pro-
has something for

gram.
‘> everyone, whatever the age

or interest. For the pre-
several daytime
programs are offered, in-
cluding a learn-to-skate pro-

‘The children's programs,
for ages six to 18 years, are
usually right after school or
in the early evening. 'Pro-
grams offered range from
pottery and cooking to mini-
basketball.

Youth and adults ‘can
choose from passive pro-
grams such as drawing, cake
decorating or floral design.
For the more active, we are
offering programs such as
square dancing, self-defence,
volleyball and badminton.

Here is an opportunity
for everyone to get started
on a new hobby, or to get in
shape and have some fun, For
more informations ¢ call Region-
ali

‘then defeated Herman and pears to be a fairl

Tilly Kemper-
man and Opal Dalton 6-3, 6-3
in the “B” finals. Twenty-six players ‘are

In ke mixed doubles presently going through

event, Lori and Ron Friesan training camp and, of the 26,

defeated Art Dusseault and’ three are goaltenders, 19 are
Phyllis Dolgopol 6-8, 62 new players and’ several
while Tilly and Herman Kem- played a few games with the
perman defeated Shirley Rebels last year. Seven play-
Wanjoff and Learie Lyons e's are out-of-town boys.

6-4, 5-7, 6-4. Ron and Lori At this stage there ap-
ly good
Tilly 6-4, 6-1 in the finals. mixture of young and ex-

Tom Lucas and Elaine perienced players.

Bohnet: have to meet’ Jack Practices are taking
and Nancy Yolland in semi- place every evening until Fri-
finals action of the mixed “‘B" day, which brings us to the

‘flight. The winner of this first exhibition game Friday

match will then meet Nerio against Creston at the.arena
and Sally DaRosa who won complex at 8:30 p.m.
their semi-finals match At the present time,

against Terry and Colleen there doesn’t appear to be

Sabourin 6-2, 6-1. any Steve Bozaks or Bruce
Thanks go out toGordon Martins in camp, but I think

Gray and Art Dusseault for we: will still have a strong_

all the time put into the contender, There is still the
organization and running of possibility of a few players
the tournament. Also, a joining camp and new players
special thanks to “The Dou- are welcome. Anyone inter-
ble A’s”, Alan and Aaron, for ested in trying out for the

No. 1 at 305 $806,

all their time and effort. They team should contact either
saved the day for many of us. Glen Frisk or Ed Wyatt.

Season tickets are now
on sale at the Recreation
Commission office in the
arena complex during normal
business hours. Last year's

26 Jr. Rebels Club hopefuls

ticket holders are encourag-
ed to pick up their tickets as
socn as possible, ‘Ticket
prices: remain the same as
last year.

/SlocanRecreation/

With the first week of

the fall program complete, all:

that on be said is, “What a
‘succe:

Most of the activities are
filled with the area residents
filling 204 available positions.
If you are still interested in
joining a certain activity, you
should check with the recre-

- ation office first.

The soccer league began
on Sept. 18, A schedule of the
remaining: games is as fol-
lows:

League play will consist
of six games for each team
(three home, three away). At
the end of these games there
will be a three-game round
robin competition in which
each team plays twice. The
two teams that accumulate
the most wins (or in case of a.
tie, points) during this semi-

te final playoff will advance to

the Slocan Valley Soccer
Bowl on Oct. 25.

Schedule
First,team mentioned is
home team end is responsible
for a referee:
Sept. Teams. .
18 Slocan vs Winlaw
SPCV vs Slocan
Winlaw vs SPCV
Winlaw vs Slocan

Slocan vs SPCV

SPCV vs Winlaw

5 Slocan vs Winlaw

ll SPCV vs Slocan

2 Winlaw vs SPCV
16 (Playoff)

Slocan va Winlaw
18 (Playoff)

SPCV vs Slocan
28 (Playoff)

Winlaw vs SPCV
26 (Soccer Bowl)

lvs2

_ Breakfast

on the go

Ham & Egg ona
‘muffin with cheese

Take-out — Eat-in
$ ] 60
6:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.

365-8155

& District C

REGISTRATION PROCEDURES
tis

tion Olfice in the

cancel any program.

e Registration will not be taken over the phone.
© No classes will be held on Statutory holidays.
© The Recreation Commission reserves the right to

y Complex.

Name.

REGISTRATION FORM (by mail)

OPPORTUNITIES for OCTOBER

PRESENTED BY REGIONAL RECREATION. COMMISSION #1

- Registration Begins Monday, Sept. 24
For Further Information Telephone 365-3386

Address

Phone

Program

Program Location

Date

Time.

_ WATCH THE CASTLEGAR NEWS FOR INFORMATION ON UP-COMING SPECIAL EVENTS

BELLY DANCING WORKSHOP
BILLIARDS TOURNAMENT
BACKPACKING WORKSHOP
DOWNHILL SKIING CLINIC

¢ NATURAL DYE & WEAVING WORKSHOP
DEFENSIVE DRIVING COURSE
BACKGAMMON TOURNAMENT

COACHES CLINIC

PUBLIC SKATING
Effective Tuesday,;Oet: 2 -""">
TUESDAYS 2:00- 4:00p.m.
WEDNESDAYS § 10:30- 12:00 noon
THURSDAYS 2:00- 4:00 p.m.
FRIDAYS 10:30- 12:00 noon
SATURDAYS 2:45-4:45 p.m.

SUNDAYS 2:15-4:00 p.m.
8:00- 9:15 p.m.

~ NO PUBLIC SKATING

October 27 (Saturday)
October 28 (Sunday afternoon)
November 24 (Saturday)
December 9 (Sunday
CHRISTMAS BREAK
Starts Sunday, Dec. 23
Ends Tuesday, Jan. 3

— CLIP and SAVE —

‘_PROGRAMS FOR TINY TOTS

(3-5 yrs.)

PROGRAMS FOR YOUTH & ADULTS

Program

Location

Day

Date Sessions

Program

location

Date

peepee el EDUCATION
and

12, Selkirk Collage FEE: $25 insTRUCTOR: Jon

E: Oct. 5, 1979

Oct. 22 —7 to 0) p.m.; Monday, Oct. 29 — 7 to 10
ROOM: B-13 FEE: $18 INSTRUC-

Oct. 20 — 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. ROOM: G-13 FEE: $10

Learn to Skate
Mom & Tots Skate
‘Pre-School Gymnastics

Variety Hour

Complex
Complex
Complex

Complex .

Mon./Wed.
Tues./Thurs.
Thurs.

Oct. 1 -Nov.7 12
Oct. 2-Nov.8 12
Oct. 4-Nov.1 5

Nov. 8 - Dec. 6
Oct. 2-Nov. 6 6°

Armee: Basketball League
ea

Robsongs
Ootisct

Ane Basketball Legnue
Backgammon

landscaped and fenced ‘lot. You rl be proud to uy
this home your own. Recent renovations add quality

“House Plants”

DAIES, Wednesday, Nov. 7 — 7 1c 10 OF on Wednesday: Nov. 14—7

7
Program

Location

Dote Sessions

Creative Energy =
Cr. En. & Gymnastics
Creative Energy
Creative Energy
‘Creative Energy
Children’s Badminton
Children’s Cooking
Children’s Pottery
Gymnastics (Beg.)
Gymnastics (adv.)
Gymnastics (Beg.)
Gymnastics (Adv.)

Castlegar Pri.
Robson
Blueberry Creek
Pass Creek
Tarrys

Tarrys
‘Complex
Complex
Woodland Park
Woodland Park
Twin Rivers
Twin Rivers

Oct.3-Nov.
Oct. 3-Nov.
Oct. 3-Nov.
Oct. 3- Nov.
Oct. 4- Nov.
Oct.1 - Nov.

Oct. 3- Nov.
Oct. 4- Nov.

Oct. 1- Nov.
Oct. 1 - Nov.
Oct. 2-Nov.
Oct. 2- Nov.

Drop In
Badminton Drop In
Ballroom Dancing
Beginners’ Drawing

(Cake Decorating
Canadian Power Squadron
Chess

pisces, 9 Dancing

KJSS.
Complex
Blueberry Creek

Beg.)
beg Sheen: tade. )
Family Drop In i
Family Drop In

Family Drop In

Floral Design

(Guitar Lessons
Ladies’ Basketball
Ladies’ B

Complex
Tarrys
Kinnaird Ele.
Twin Rivers
Complex
Complex
KISS

Ce if

Ladies’ Exercises
Ladies’ Keep Fit
Ladies’ Keep Fit

Ladies’

Ladies’ Lunch Hour Rythmics:

Robson

Complex.
Complex
Complex

Ladies’ Volleyball
Ladies’ Volleybal Ht
Ladies’

Kinnaird
Robson

Men's Basketball
Mixed Volleyball!
Men's Floor Hockey
Men's Lunch Hour Hockey
Open Badminton Club
Oriental Cooking
Oriental Cooking

y Creek
KISS
Qotischenia

Nov. 19- mid March

Nov. 20- mid March

Nov. 21- mid March
Oct. 3- Nov. 7
Oct. 2- Nov. 20
Oct. 1 - Nov. 19
Oct. 4 - Nov. 20
Oct. 3- Nov. 21
Oct. 2- Nov. 22
Oct. 3 - Jan./16
Oct. 4- Nov. 8
Oct. 3 - Nov. 21
Oct. 1 - Nov. 26
Oct, 1 - Nov. 20
Oct. 2 - Nov. 20
Oct. 3 - Nov. 21
Oct. 3 - Nov. 21
Oct. 1 - Nov. 5
Oct. 1 - Nov. 19
Oct. 1 - Dec. 19
Oct. 3 - Nov. 21
Oct, 2- Nov. 20
Oct. 1 - Nov. 7
Nov. 12- Dec. 19
Oct. 2- Nov. 20
Oct. 3- Dec. 5
Oct. 4 - Nov. 22
Oct. 4 - Nov. 22
Oct. 4 - Nov. 22
Oct, 15-March 15
Oct.1-Dec.3
Oct. 2 - Nov. 20
Oct. 1 - Dec, 14
Oct. 2-Dec.7
Oct. 1 - Nov. 19
Oct. 3 - Nov. 22

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Oct. 1 - Nov.
Oct. 2-Nov.
Oct. 1 - Nov.
Oct. 2- Nov. 20
Oct. 3- Nov. 21
Oct. 4- Nov. 22
Oct. 4 - Nov, 22
Oct. 3- Nov, 21
Oct. 2- Nov. 20

Twin Rivers
Complex
Kinnaird Ele.
Fass Creek

Bluebe

Blueberry Creek
Robson
Kinnaird Ele.
Kinnaird Ele.

Painting

Potte:

Pre-Ski Conditioning
Self-Defence Kung Fu
Self-Defence Aiki Do
Square Dancing

Sr. Citizens’ Exercises
Volleyball Club
Volleyball Drop In

Kid's Badminton
Kid's Crafts
Mini

Oct. 4 - Nov. 22

to the quaint styling. Well priced at $52,500. p.m.; Wednesday, Nov. 21 — IM: B-17 FEE: $18

ROO!
INSTRUCTOR: Joan Snyder REGISTRATION DEADLINE: Oct. 31, 1979

Rags
g The schedule for the Winter tudes the foll g : 7 Mini Ht

W. W. Krug, Administrator Or ing, Fruit T Hyd ae
CITY OF CASTLEGAR : Plant Physiology Peay reed pwing Berries, Mint 1

460 Columbia Avenue
Mini Basketball
coyiN TG? New Games (6-9 yrs.)
New Games alls 13 yrs.)

The lowes! or any tender will not necessarily be ac-

cepted. b

Kinnaird Ele.
Kinnaird Ele.
Woodland Park
Sr. Cit. Centre
Kinnaird Ele.
Pass Creek

Tues./Thurs,

Tues./Thurs. Oct. 4- Nov. 1
Wed. Sept, 26-Feb. 13
Tues.
Mon.
Mon.

To register, or for further information, please telephone the Division of
Community Education, Selkirk Sollege: Castlegar at 365-72!
Trall 368-5333, from Nelson 352-3010. ee 82..or toll trae trom

Castlegar News
191 Columbia Ave.

”. Castleaird Plaza

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8-9
AGENCIES LTD 7:30 - 8:30

Oct. 1 - Nov. 19
Phone 365-3347