UPSTREAM PORTAL of 850-foot-long, 60-foot-diameter diversion
tunnel at 7-Mile hydro-electric development on the Pend d’ Oreille
River. Flow of the river will be diverted through this tunnel

during construction of the concrete dam and powerhouse,
scheduled to be completed in 1980.—B.C. Hydro Photo

Kinnaird Primary

The Primary Division of
Kinaird Elementary School had

a very successful track meet. Al

June 4 with the winners of the
following events listed in order
of first, second and third:
Decorated Bicycles

Gr. 1—Wade Walsh, Jenni-
fer Scory; Mark Streloff, Mary
Anne Mathieson; and Lisa
Strader and Marty Hall.

Gr.2—Lisa Hall, Brian
Christiansen; Bonnie Walker,
Dianne Cromarty; and Barbara
Gillis, Scott Belisle. =

Gr. 3—Tanya Rogers, El-
ena Kinakin; Donald Hill; and
David Nichols, Edward Plant,
30-Metre Dash

9/10-yr. Boys—Billy Alex-
ander, Phililp Johnston, and
Harold Chernoff.

9/10-yr. Girls—Barbara

&yr. Boys—Mark Dascher,
Peter Langlois, and Raymond
ngus.

8-yr. Girls—Tracey Bond-
aroff, Doreen Innes, and Carla
Harder.

T-yr. Boys—David Goosen,

Brian Christiansen, Steven Pic-

ton.
7-yr. Girls—Cindy Tame-
lin, and Jennine Harding.

Gregg Plotnikoff, and * Lar
rence Crowe.

6-yr. Boys—Mark Streloff,

Gyr. Girls—Lisa Strader,

Dayna. Bindert, and Margo
Gundersen.

Pre-school—Taylor Hard-
ing, David Kravski, and Lowell
Harder. with Steven Strader.

Mothers’ Race—Mrs. Dor-
othy Martini, and Mrs. Dianne
Strader.

Cheveldave, Marilou Eaton,

Hop
and Marianne Hall.

Race
9/10-yr. Boys—Philip Joh-

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May Weather Replaced
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The climatological sum-
mary for the month of May
compiled by the Department of
Atmospheric Environment at
the Castlegar Airport is as
follows:

For the first thtee weeks
of May the southeastern inter-
for experienced sunny skies and
above normal temperatures
brought on by aridge of high
pressure which moved. eaat-
ward across the province.

Occasionally, a Pacific dis-
turbance~ broke through the
ridge giving normal amounts of
rain, Near the ‘20th. of the
month the protecting ridge
moved over the prairies and

‘was replaced by a cool, damp
air mass that pumped strong

Pacific systems out of the
southwest which inundated this
area with record-breaking rain-
falls and low temperatures,
By the end of the month a
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precipitation records were bro-
ken on the 20th, 80th and Sist,

Temperatures balanced
out at about normal, however,
record-breaking low, maximum

temperatures were established

on the 30th and Sist,

The average monthly wind
speed was slightly below nor-
mal while hours of sunshine
were slightly above.

“Jehovah's Witnesses District
Conveniions to he Held in B.C.

The Governing Body of
Jehovah's Witnesses has re-
vealed in New York completion
of plans for 20 district conven-
tions of the religious group in
Canada during the summer of
1976.

for the

tion at the Vancouver conven-
tion on July 8 - 11.

The theme of the meeting

is “Sacred: Service" and Mr.

Humeny said the program,

comprised of Bible lectures,

symposiums, discussion periods
ts

Castlegar congregation of Je-
hovah's Witnesses, W. Hu-
meny, said three conventions
are scheduled for the province
of British Columbia in Vancou-
ver, Prince George and Nanai-
mo. He said each convention is
expected to attract many thou-
sands of delegates,

Mr. Humeny said about 95

‘ or more persons would repre-

sent the’ Castlegar. congrega-

Division Holds Track Meet

nston, Billy Alexander, and
Keith Coleman with Harold
Chernoff.

9/10-yr. Girls—Barbara
Cheveldave, and Shelly Cher-
noff.

8-yr. Boys—Mark Dascher,
Darren Bindert, and Aaron
Friesan.
8-yr. Girls—Tracey Bonda-
roff, Doreen Innes, and Lisa
Hall:

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Where All

Services Are

A truck driver in Kansas
City had an unusual sideline.

He ran a Classified Ad in a
local newspaper offering to
listen without comment for 30
minutes . . . for a $5 fee.

When a response is re-
quested, he replies at no extra
cost. And he says he handles up
to 20 calls a day, many by
appointment!

Most Want Ad users ex-
pect more than talk in response
to their ads. They want action,
and ‘they get it when they
advertise in the Castlegar
News.

‘Try a mighty Classified Ad
today. Just phone the Want Ad
action line at 365-7268,

During Mark Twain's days as a
Newspaperman, he was editor
of a small Missouri paper. One
day he received a letter from a
subscriber, stating that he had
found a spider in his paper,
and asked if this was an omen
of good or bad luck.

Twain replied: “Finding a spider in your paper is
neither good or bad luck. The spider was merely
looking over our paper to see. which merchant was
not advertising so that he could go to that store,
spin his wab across the door, and lead a life of un-
disturbed peace ever afterward.” :

T-yr. Boys—David Goosen,
Brian Christiansen, and Brian

ichards.

T-yr. Girls—Cindy Tame-
lin, Barbara Gillis, and Jennine
Harding. ‘

§-yr. Boys—Gregg Plotui-
koff, Mark Streloff,:and Law-
rence Crowe, fi

6-yr. Girls—Lisa Strader,
Lisa Dibiasio, and Marty Coul-
son.

9/10-yr. Girls—Barbara
Cheveldave, Shelly: Chernoff,
and Marianne Hall,

8-yr. Girls—Carla Harder,
Doreen Innes; Tracey Bondar-
off; and Laura Simonen.

‘yr. Girls—Jennine Hard-
ing, Cheryl Harder, and Cindy
Tameli

6-yr. Girls—Dayna Bind-
ert, Lisa Strader, and Mary
Anne Mathieson,
[Wheelbarrow Race
1 9/10-yr. Boys—Billy Alex-
ander, Philip Johston; Keith
Coleman, Aaron Friesan, and
Robbie MacDonald, Harold
Chernoff. x

8-yr. Boys—Mark Dascher,
Paul Farrell; Michael Muller,
Michael Richards; and Donald
Hill and n Friesan.

‘T-yr. Boys—Brian ‘Chris-
tiansen, Steven Picton; Doug
MacDonald, Marty Hall, and

ernoff, Billy Alexander, and
Roger Junker.

9/10-yr. Girls—Shelly Che-
rnoff, Marilou Eaton, and Bar-
bara Cheveldave.

&yr, Boys—Raymond An-
gus, Scott Belisle, and Ricky
Schulz,

&-yr. Girls—Tracey Bonda-
roff, Kim Sorenson, and Tracey
Jenks.

. ‘T-yr. Boys—Doug MacDon-. ...
ald, Marty Hall ‘Wade +

Walsh: ie

‘7-yr. Girls—Barbara Gillis,
Jennifer Scory, and Margo
Gundersen.

@-yr. Boys—Robbie Schulz
and Steven Miner,

6-yr, Girls—Lisa De Biasio,
Lisa Strader, and Mary Anne
Mathieson. ‘ g

A very special thanks to
Mrs. Coleman, Mrs. Crowe,,
Mrs. Farrell, Mr, Harder, Mrs.
Harding, Mrs. Goosen, Mrs.
Streloff, Mrs. Rogers, Mr,
Scory, Mr. Scott, Mrs. Walker
and Mrs. Ursulak who offered
their~ valuable assistance in
making the track meet such a
tremendous success.

Daryl Morgan, Michael Silves-

ter. .
6-yr. Boys—Gregg Plotni- -

koff, Hae Ryang Cho; Mark
Streloff, ‘Steven’ Miner; Law:

fence Crowe, Darren Roul-

stone,

Race
‘9/10-yr. Boys—Arne Brat-

tebo; Billy Alexander, Roger

Junker; and Harold Chernoff.

9/10-yr. Girls—Barbara
Cheveldave, Marilou Eaton,
and Shelly Chernoff.

8-yr. Boys—Aaron Frie-
san, Peter Langlois, and Mark
Dascher. as 3

& is—Gaglc Hagges.
Toa ere and Tracey
Bondaroff.

“t-yr. Boys—David Goosen,
Brian Christiansen, and Mich-
ae! Silvester. .

‘1-yr. Girls—Barbara Gillis,
Jennine Harding, and: Cindy
Tamelin,

” 6yr. Boys—Mark Streloff,
Lawrence Crowe, and Gregg
Plotnikoff.

6-yr. Girls—Melody Green-
wood, Dayna Bindert, and Lisa
Strader.

Slow Bicycle Race
9/10-yr. Boys—Harold Ch-

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and full dramas, will
focus on the problems facing
society today and suggest posi-
tive solutions to these prob-
lems.

“There will be specific
information for all family mem-

bers," Mr. Humeny-said, “in- |

cluding husbands, wives and
young people. The content of
the convention program is

centred on spirituality and how |

it can be achieved in these
difficult times,”

Mr. Humeny said a bap-
tismal service will highlight the
program on July 9, 4

The principal speaker at

the convention will be from
the New York headquarters of ©
Jehovah's Witnesses and will
discuss the question, “Will
Serving God Solve Your Prob-
lems?” 5

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Beware; Speed
OF Train Can

Be an Allusion

Next time you have an
urge to beat the oncoming train
through a grade crossing, re-
member these words of advice
from the B,C. .Automobile As-
sociation: a train gives the
illusion of going slower than it
is actually travelling.

BCAA says a train travel-
ling 60 mph requires at least
1’ miles to make an emer-
gency stop, so if an approaching
train is close enough to consti-
tute a hazard, stop a safe
distance from the crossing and
wait for it to pass. *

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