CASTLEGAR_NEWS, Thursday

February 1, 1973

- Everyone Supports Minor Hockey Week Activities -

The Bake Teblo Was Well Supported

A Little of Everything Was Raffled

Costicaar Social Notes

"Recent visitors to the
home of Mrs, A. Kazakoff in Silverton while atl
were her sons and daughter- ing the weddng of their nei-

id Mra, Mike ce, Julie Gordon,

Mrs, P. McPhee of Rob-
son left Thursday to visit
with her daughter © Mra.
Shannon at Willow Point,

end visiting with relatives
ttend-

Mr, ani
of Ration me last. week-

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COURTESY COFFEE
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

Glenora Flour
100 Ib. Cotton Sack ..... $7.89

Co-op Peanut Butter
BZ OZ. oo. e cece cece eens L9G

Sunlight Detergent i
BIDS... ssw ei ee ee ees STD

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“Film-Making Alchemy Revealed

An opportunity to learn about and to
improve film and video-tape making
techniques — oriented to both the home
movie maker and the aspiring “Cecil B.
DeMille”.

Weather Forecast:

WHO KNOWS BUT

There's a lot of winter left yet. Don't trust
your old winter tires. We suggest you te-tire
with Goodyear — Avoid a costly winter -
accident,

TERRIFIC SAVINGS ON
CLEARANCE OF 1972 STOCK

CASTLE TIRE LTD.
Across from the Arena — Phone 365-7145

Learning Disability Classes Are Given
Top Priority by Sechelt School District

The Sechelt School District
has developed a 10-point plan
10 deal with learning disabilities
among their students.

In outlining the proposal to
the board, Hart Doerksen,
supervisor of elementary in-
struction, said that 10 to 20 per
cent of the children in the dis-
trict were probably affected by
specific. language

Ph.D. student from the Univer-
sity of British Columbia, opera-
ting one week per month during
the school year.

e Establishment of ‘a primary
class for SLD pupils, staffed by.
a teacher trained in learning dis-
abilities instruction, with the
help of an aide.

(SLD), and some people put the

figure as high as 40 per cent.
The program, which will be

in full implementation by next

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FEBRUARY 10TH
SUITS - SWEATERS - SHIRTS
SPORT JACKETS - DRESS PANTS

"ALL WORK CLOTHES & SHOES

covers the follow-
ing points:

e@ An in-service Program’ by
persons qualified i in four major
areas: making teachers aware
that SLD problems exist; help-
ing them identify such prob-
lems; screening and testing
techniques; and remediation

i for

e to mea-
sure effectiveness of the pro-
gram, using a control group.
Eventually, expand the present
temedial instruction program
into a full-scale Learning Assis-
tance Program.

Children in the SLD program
would be placed back in the nor-
mal classes after spending two
or three years on the program.

‘Trustees voted to support the
program to the limit of their
financial bility, giving it top

r the
teachers. ¢
e Two or three teachers be
selected to attend summer
courses, so they could then act
as resource personnel or in-
structors in SLD.
e Establish adult education
courses for parents and teachers
dealing directly with SLD
teaching and remediation.
@ Provision foraclinicto assess
primary children, staffed by a

priority in the district over the
next year.

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Selkirk College, Castlegar Campus
Room: Audio-Visual Lab, Room B.B. 22
WEDNESDAYS 7:30 P.M. Beginning FEB. 7th

FEE: $20 LENGTH OF COURSE: 10 sessions
Fee includes use of material
and equipment
ENROLLMENT LIMITED TO 30 PERSONS

FOR REGISTRATION, AND! FURTHER INFORMATION,
CONTACT CRAIG ANDREWS, SELKIRK COLLEGE,
BOX 1200, CASTLEGAR. Ph. 365-7292

We will be carrying on our general repair business and will

CLOSED

MOVING TO
1501 Columbia Ave. (Formerly Twin Town Machining)

Ken‘s Auto and Wheel Alignment

OPENING FEBRUARY 19TH
IN OUR NEW LOCATION

in wheel’

We would like.to te all our customers of the past 13 years and
hope to see you all at our new location — Ken‘ and Elaine Martin

KEN'S AUTO & WHEEL ALIGNMENT .

Telephone 365-7532

SEE YOU FEBRUARY 19TH

_ $OLOHd LLILLad

Would you like to reduce your
CURRENT income tax and at’
the same time increase your re-

PRE-FINISHED 4° X 8’
PRICED FROM

POSTER WINNERS chosen from over 100 entries depicting
Minor Hockey Week were presented their prizes Saturday
during the official opening ceremonies of Minor Hockey
Week. Winners were, front row, left to right, Chris Naychuk
3rd in primary and Kent Geddes 2nd in primary. Middle
row, left to right, Brent Wood 3rd in funior, Billy Nazaroff
3rd in senior, Jimmy Nazaroff Ist in primary and Kevin
Johnson Ist in junior. Back row, left to right, Gordon
Stoochnoff 2nd in senior, Anne Quaedvlieg sharing Ist in
senior with Joan Wabisco, Mary Ann sf who
Shared 2nd in junior with Nicola Cozub and Joan Wabisco.

Frist prize was $5, second prize $3 & third prize winners Te
ceiving booster buttons. Judges were hitelock

: ) Trail 5,
per 3; Ghiaest "ay

STLEGAR_NEWS, Thursday, Februar’ 1973

--WHO WON -

The following are the Bruins 4, Stars 1
scores taken from results Le
placed on the “Who Won"
chart at the Castlegar Ar-  tlegar 7, Nelson 2.
ena. These are for games Friday—N No games re-
played from Sunday of last carded.
week to Saturday,

Sunday—(Bantams) Koo- n-
tenay Savings Credit Union ups), Sa-

KINNAIRD TRANSFER LTD.

L.A, TONY GERONAZZO

Sand, Gravel, Excavation, Trucking,
Ditching, Top Soil

CONTRACT DISPOSAL FIELDS

CONCRETE WORK
Phone 365-7124

kusp

Monda ip Wee) Can-
adians yee rt
tam): Legion 5, Nels
Bantam af 10,

astlegar 3; (Mite All-Stars)
astlegar 4,8 Spokane 2; (Pee
Wee play-offs) Castlegar 1,

Trail 0; (Bantams in Nelson}
Kootenay Savings Credit
Union 2 Nelson 3.

cbesreaticnies oe

aa? are me —{PI Can:
fednesda: i)
adians 1, Tet 0; B Bevin 3 6,
Canucks 1; Midget end 3,
Juveniles 2.
Thursday — (Pee Wee)

SILVERTON
NEWSLETTER-

Mr. Tom Bohan of New
Denver and Mr. Herb Bar-
nett of Silverton are now
home from Trail Regional
Hospital. Both underwent
surgery,

Miss Heather and Mr.

at Castlegar, Jan, 19 as gu-
ests e =: ene:

Cooper of

News Pe Ee a patient at
mia Hospital. Mr.
ent lepartment of

Polly Corbel and Hope Whittaker. Also receiving booster
bultons for honorable mention were Crystal Dyck and Brent
Tyrell in the primary section, Philip Churchill and Patricia
Ann Voykin in the junior section and Kathleen Kinakin and
Teresa Plotnikoff sharing a poster in the senior section.

Chairman of the poster contest, sponsored by the Minor
Hockey Association was Mrs. D. Mair.

— Castlegar News Photo

BOWLING RESULTS FROM

CASTLEGAR AND DISTRICT .

SHSS High School
LHS Monica Read 232. 749,
THS Ridaies, 1020. THT
s Riddles 21 2787. ...1,
pointe: te: Bit 2B,

‘eam its: No. 1 3,
lo. é 1, No. 4 0,

¢ No, 5 3, No. 6

th
Monday Nig
LHS S)

65
Kajzar 319.
Ken Plotnikot MET, Deve caer Cae

IT's INCOME
TIME! Plu Ear’
a Birds 4 4, Purple FS able ae

See
. 7 Other 600's: Ann Kajzar
PETER MAJESGEY 605, John Marshall 677,
For Registered Retirement} John Adams 642, Ted Kaj.
Savings Plans zar 647, Alex Lutz 609.

Phone 365-5386 Tuesday 1 glock badies, ;
ne 1.
CUNA MUTUAL LHT Irene Hill 743.
THS Boundary Electric

Ee ATTENTION — GENERAL MEETING OF
Robson and District
Ratepayers Association
Wed., Feb. 7 — Robson Hall — 7:30 p.m.

Agenda: Chairman's Report, District Municipality
Discussion, and. Dog Problem Discussion

EVERYONE IS URGED TO. ATTEND
24

FOR SALE

SUPERMARKET EQUIPMENT
VIEWED AT SUPER-VALU,
CRANBROOK; B.C.

3 only 12° Dairy Cases (one pair ends) @
$150 ea. with 1 3-HP Compressor @ $100; 1

305. MHT Ken Plotnikoff

951. THT Independents
2687.
‘Team points: indenend-

ents 32, Lucky Five 36%,..

Sentinels 20, Castlegar Drug
387, Boundary Biectele 464,
Macalister e 44,

5 4, Screwballs 3.
Other 600's: Ed Ads-
head 644, Dave Adshead

600.
Tues. Night Mixed League
Ev Koreen 283.
LHT Ev Koreen 696,
MHS Wes ' Kirkwood

ar MHT Orlando Vecchio -

"Other 600's: Marge Bon-
684, Leo Plamondon

Betty winter | 618, ‘Wes

a, Bed d 610, Walter Kani-

in GOL.
Wow Morning Drivers Lea.
LHS Pat Gordon 270.
LHT Marge Bonnett 666.
THS Handile rs 974,

one
am, points: Ramblers

Mustangs i Birds
Chews 3, Raillacs, 2, Horn-
el

Other 600's: Pat Gordon
650, Bobbie: Keraiff 617.
Wed, Nite Cut-Rate

LHS Irene Conroy 262.
LHT Lil Knowler 688.

THS Swallows | 976, THT
Swallows 2736.

Team points: Orioles a,
Canaries 3, Swallows 3, Par-
rots 4, Budgies 1, Eagles 1,

Other 600’s: Irene Con-
roy 664, "Annie Koochin 649,

Team points: Sanlrrels
4, ‘Lions 1, Minks 1, Beav-

ather 600's: Shirl More-
Rowdy Rollers (hues: 1 Be :

LHT Shiiey t
THS Groaner 900. THT
Criers 2512,
points: Hooters
32, Screamers 39, Groaners
36, Walls 28, Criers 41,

Moaners 28.
Thurs, b Night Mixed League
LHS Elaine Martin 252.
LHT Elaine 717.
Stone’ 289.

MHS Jim
MHT John Obetkoff 705.
All’ Stars 1141.
THT Pinchers 3167.

Team poin joints: Fallen
Stars 8, Spirits 1 Hoe Has
Fingones 3, Pinchers 3,

lea y
Gutter Balls '3, fs £

Metcel 642, Jean Arch-
ee Alex Chevel-

Vincent 618,
Johnson 618, Bill chevel
dave 614.

Fr oNight Classic Mixed

LHS ‘Bobbie Keraift
aa LHT Bobbie Keraiff

MHS Mel Gale 265.
MHT Ken Price 693,
THS Old Styles 1057.
THT Old Old Styl ies 2974.
points: Possibles

1 , old St Styles s, ‘Ball. Bonk-
Pe Stars 0, All Stars

Other 600’s: gi
nett 670, Mel Gale 652, pin
Donald 615, John Obetkoff
667, Lil Kno wler 640, Pearl
Mott 600.

PHOTOCOPYING

Letters —'Birth Certificates
Important Popers

ers 0, ‘Teddy Bears 3, Chip-,. in

Jan. 25 “anid 26. were
busy ones for those stu:
dents who wrote final ex-
ams‘ ending their first sem.
ester at Lucerne Secondary
in New Denver.

Following the Jan, 20
wedding of Julie Ann Gor.
don of Silverton to Lee Hel-
chert of New. Denver, an

held in

open dance: was
eir honor at Silverton’s
Memorial Hall.

On Tuesday evening of

iat week a double commun-
ity bridal shower was held
for Mrs, Carol Lindstein of
New Denver. Mrs.. Lindste,

in” Silverton. er
held - the Japanese Hall’ in
New Denver,

Monashee Sporfing Equipment Lid.

At the Top of Sherbiko Hill in Castlegar — Telephone 365-3181

Buy the Complete Package or Necessary
Accessories Individually too Your Needs
i SEE THE DISPLAY

Want to Sell
‘Your House?

CALL MARY
365-6451 or 365-5244

NEW RATES

TERM DEPOSITS

4 YEARS

4%

INTEREST PAID YEARLY

2 YEARS

40

INTEREST: PAID YEARLY

1 YEAR

4

BE EE 1,0
CHIP 54%

INTEREST CALCULATED ON MINIMUM
MONTHLY BALANCE — INTEREST PAID
SEMI-ANNUALLY

PERSONAL’
CHEQUING

No Service Charge

tirement income?
ical CAN HELP YOU!

CHARLES
COHOE

) erreentig Fruit Growers

Daisy Koehle 615. Ladies Clippings

‘Reasonable Rates

CASTLEGAR NEWS

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
: of the

WHERE 1S; AS IS, TOTAL WORTH: $3,582 Robson Recreation Society

; we ( ‘ i TAKE ALL: $3,000 |e Thurs., Feb. 1 — Robson Hall — 7:30 p.m.
| cHE AVAILABLE FEBRUARY 5th Aes d of Necessary ions of Hall
: | CALL KELLY DOUGLAS BURNABY Renewal of Memberships

III PHONE 3657252 435-1444, LOCAL 356 Reports of Various Clubs & Swimming Poot

only 8 Frozen Meat Case @ $200 with 1 Thursda: Moral
2-HP Compressor @ $100; 4 only 12’ Produce LHT Lori Lonern 739, 290.
Cases (one pair ends) @ $50 e2.; 27’ Citrus THS Squirrels 1082.
Dump @ $10; 12' Meat Case (no ends) (no THT Squirrels 2933,
compressor) @ $50; 6 only Checkstands @

$100 en.; 6 only Scales @ $100 ea.; Gondo-
las, approx. 212 lin. ft. @ $6 per ft. ($1,272)

$3 19 INVEST WITH
®
‘30 in. by 10 ft. Arborite 30c sq, ft.

Vinyl Asbestos Floor Tiles — 4 Pattems
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10% to 50% OFF

BOY’S WINTER JACKETS, SHIRTS
& PANTS AT GREAT SAVINGS

~ CASTLEGAR
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OFFICE HOURS:— Tues. to Thurs. 10 am. to Spm. @ Fri. 10 a.m. to 6 pm. @ Sat. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

ALL Sales Cash and Final

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