Pereecacn newer ct twe teneirn iv sos roars

ROCK STRUCTURE, built to grow mushrooms, hes been
constructed by Henning Pihl, who came to this country in 1956
from Denmark. Mr. Pihl, who lives at Winlaw with his wife and

four ehildren, constructed the 40 x 55-foot building with ite 12inch |

walls all from local stone.—Castlegar News Photo

It's the Third Time

Spokane Grabs Allan Cup

Winger Steve McKnight
and centre Derek Spring each
scored two goals as Spokane
Flyers beat Barrie Flyers 8-2
Wednesday night of last week
in Spokane to win their third
Allan Cup hockey title.

The victory completed
Spokane’s four-game sweep of
the best-of-seven series for the
Canadian senior championship.

Spokane ended the game
by scoring four times in less

than three minutes in the final -

period.
The game began with Bob
Trembecky scoring for Spokane

with an’ unassisted goal 67
seconds into the first period.
Trembecky, who had 10 points
on four goals and six assists for
the series, was named the
series’ most valuable player,
Barrie scored its only goals
of the game in the first period
as Gary Lyte counted at 8.28,
and Paul Reagan fired a 15-
footer past goalie Frank Turn-
bull at 15.49 while Spokane had
@ one-man advantage,
McKnight’ and Jim Mont-
gomery scored Spokane’s other
first-period goals. Ken Gustaf-
son of Spokane got the only

goal of the second period at 49
seconds,

Spokane's scoring drive in
the third period started with
Bob Stoyko’s pass at 11.52,
McKnight added his second
goal on a play with Murray
Kennett at 13.40,

Less than 80 seconds later,
Spring scored from just inside

the blue line then scored again -

at 14.34 with another long shot.

Barrie goalie Grant Cole

stopped $4 shots compared
with 25 saves by Turnbull.

ipokane previously won

the Allan Cup in 1970 and 1972.

-16 Graduates Honored

Sixteen district young peo-
ple graduated at the Castlegar
Power Squadron's 1976 boating
class 10th anniversary and
graduation dinner held at the
High Arrow Arms on Saturday.

District Commander Percy
McCallum from Kelowna pre-
sented certificates to the new
members and officiated at the

Ask

for this
folder

from our representative
W. H. W. Westlands
who will be at:

HI ARROW ARMS MOTOR HOTEL,

Castlegar on May 20/76
(Tel. 365-7282) & at

Peebles
Motor Inn, Nelson on May 21/76

@el. 352-3525).

swearing in of new members
and the “new watch” of officers
for the coming season.

- Those graduating are
David Neufeld of Castl

Arnold de Kruyf of Rossland;

Al Hendricks, Ralph and Elea-

nor Neil of Fruitvale; William

Parkinson and Gerhard Roch of
and Jack

Mike and Barbara Brown, Herb
‘McDonald and Grez Ottewell of
Nelson; Joe Biagioni, Peter

Issac_and Donald Phillip’ of *

Trail; Stanley Bowcock and

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obtain it elsewhere on reasonable terms and
conditions or if you are interested in the
FBDB management services of counselling

and tra

or wish information on

government programs available for your
business, talk to our representalive.

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of Salmo,

The new watch will consist
of squadron cdr. Bill Turner;
exec. officer Jim Prime; train-
ing off. Bill Michaux; secretary
Ab. Culley;:. treasurer. Gerry
Archibald; public relations Gra-
ham Oliver; marine reporting
Arrow Lakes, Ken Robinson;
asst. Kootenay Lake, Bill Eng-
lish; entertainment, Ray. Gat-
tinger; communication, Dor-
othy Mitchell; and asst. train-
ing off. Ron Sawyer.

All the past commanders

attended, including Art Lam- .

bert, Howard and Marg Gane,
George and Dot Ashton, Jim
and Doreen Burnham and
founder of the Castlegar Power
Squadron in 1968, Mac True-
-man,

Plans were announced to
hold boating classes in both
Nelson and Trail this fall. The
evening concluded with films of
sailing cruises by Jim Prime.

Tennis Club News

Playmor Homes.
Downs Rex
Hotel 8 to 2

In softball action on Wed
nesday evening of last week,
Playmor Homes beat Rex Hote!
by a score of 8-2. The winning
pitcher was Bill Miller, who.also
hit a grand slam home-run
during the game. Lasing pitch-
er was Mario Ichetta.

Hits for Playmor Homes
were as follows: A. Porco,
triple; T. Horcoff, two singles;
H. Hesketh, two singles,

Hits for Rex Hotel: Ww.
Caron, two singles; and one
single each for D. Caron and A.
Caron.

Swim Club
Purchasing
Pace Clock

A pace clock is presently
being purchased by the Aqua-
nauts Swim Club and the club
members would like to install it
at the Bob Brandson Memorial

‘ool,

The matter is presently
under review by city’ council
who at Tuesday evening's coun.,
cil meeting asked that nothing
be done until it has thoroughly
looked into the matter.

Council wants to see that
the clock is properly handled
and no electrical hazard is
Present at the pool,

Council has also given
permission, subject to the ap-
proval of recreation director
Pat Metge, that the club be
granted the pool June 12 for
the purpose of a fund raising
swimathon and on July 24 for a
‘B’ Swim Meet.

Council has also approved
the ‘purchasing of ribbons for
the meet. A contribution that
has been made for the past
eight to 10 years,

Fencing of New Courts
Is Now Underway

By Lori Friesan

Construction is well under-
way on the fencing for the new
courts, The posts are all in,
thanks to the work party cut
last Sunday. Another one will
be required in the near future,
so I'll keep you posted via the
media.

Several _ mixed-doubles
teams went to Trail last week-
end and participated in their
tournament. They enjoyed
themselves very much and are
now practicing up for the
Nelson tournament at the end
of May.

There wil! oe a fun tour-
nament this weekend; weather
itting. Please be at the

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the best possible price and Top Quality Work.

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courts early for registration
and please: supply your own
balls. Refreshments ‘will be
available for your convenience.

We hope thére will be a
good turnout for this event,
because they are lots of fun and
you are guaranteed several
games.

Tonight is your night,
ladies! See you.on the courts!

Soccer
Standings

Bantam Div.

The Div. 2 Bantam Soccer
standings as of May 6 are as
follows:

Teams WoL OT Pts.
Dynamos 1
Benfica
Ajax
Juventus

May4

Dynamos2
Ajax 1

Juventus 2

Juventus 1
Dynamos6 .

Ajax3
Benfica 2

Recreation News

Cathy Rafter Joins Staff
Of Regional Recreation No. 1

By Pat Metge

‘This past week saw the
hiring of Cathy Rafter to the
staff of the Regional Recreation
Commission No. 1. Cathy, who
has worked on Vancouver [s-
land and in the greater Vancou-
ver area, is a recent graduate of
Langara College in Vancouver.
She has spent previous sum-
mers working for our commls-
sion. This summer she will be
carrying on many of the func-
tions which she has previously>
been involved in.

Cathy's first project has
weEW to organize T-League and
Sandlot softball teams. As a
result of her work, practices
begin this week and league play
starts next week.

If your child is not notified
of the team and times that he
plays you should contact the
Recreation Office.

eo.

Beaver Valley Recreation
will be

This first scasion will be open to
the public at no charge.

The regular public swim
session begins on Sunday.
Check the Castlegar Nows for
the times and days of public

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swimming.

Once again a number of the
popular swim programs will be
held during May, and June.

Starting this Saturday at
noon there will be a Water Polo
seasion which will be followed
on Monday by adult noon
sessions, ladies’ swim lessons
and bronze medallion. :

Sessivis™in Motive S07
Me, Tiny Tots and Bronze
Cross begin May 31.

These are only the begin-
ning of many of the activities

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that will be offered during the
summer months. The Red
Cross tessons for children wilt

begin the first week of July.
Season passes for swim-
ming are now available and
hi at the

a scuba course at the Beaver
Valley Pool in Montrose, This
course will be held in the
evenings and will start once 12
people register. Cost for the
equipment, Persons wanting
further information should con-
tact either $87-9319, 367-7521
or 967-9940.
s 8 8
A reminder of the creative
dance workshop on May 22, If
you are interested, register
now,
se 8
A coaches’ clinic for base-
ball will be held at the Kinnaird
Pony Field Park this Saturday
morning. The clinic will be
conducted by Wayne Norton a
member of the B.C. coaching
development team. This clinic,
although primarily for baseball,
is open to softball parties as
well. Contact Jerry Markin for
further information.
ar
This week sees the start of
the swim program at the Bob
Brandson Memorial Pool which
includes School District No. 9's
program and the’ Aquanauts
training program.
Public swim sessions begin
«this Saturday:from:2:to 4 p.m.

may be
Recreation Office,
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into gain the top spots,

This coming weekend will
be a busy one with a variety of
activities being scheduled. Fri-
day and Saturday the Students’
Annual Art Show will be held
at the Stanley Humphries activ-
ity room. Displays will feature
works from schools in School
District No. 9 and the Stanley

ment. The Twin Rivers Rhythm
Band will be in attendance on
Saturday afternoon to provide
listening enjoyment.

“This Sunday is the date for ,
the Blueberry Creek Recrea-
tion Commission sponsored
Flea Market which is to be held
at the Blueberry Creek Park.
This will be a fine opportunity
for persons wishing to buy, sell
or trade items. For further
information on either obtaining

Lynda Carter,

On Sunday, the next sched-»
uled junior golf event will be -
held at the Castlegar course.
This event is-a team junior
event with teams arranged
according to handicaps, giving
all teams an equal opportunity, ,

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4 ian Loyd Groutage explains his
work to‘the Second Robson Girl Guide Company during a recent tour of the
company’s nursery at Trail. Front row, left to right, Paula Lemmetty, Lorie
Robertson, Deneen Taylor, Betty Ann Rayner, Lorri Sherstobitoff, Debbie Huston,
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Jehovah's
Witnesses
Number 896

An audionce of 896 listened

attentively an’ Roy. Strand of
Toronto climaxed the conven. ,

tion ‘of Jehovah's Witnesses in
the Cominen' Gym in Trail on
+Sunday, speaking on the sub-
ject “Are you Doing What God
Requires of ‘You?”

“Ilow can we know what
God's will is?" he asked; “Must
God speak ‘to us personally?”
“All that we need is in the
Bible." He went on to explain
that “true worship is a way of.
life; it involves what we do in
business, at’ home with our
families, and in’ our contacts
with neighbors,” f

It fs nt beyond a person's
ability to serve God acrentably,
Mr. Strand /stated,: What. is
required is the right conduct in
everyday life reflecting a yood
condition of the heart,

Mr. Strand concluded,
“Those who. apply themselves
to do what God requires have
sound reason for. confidence
that God will perform all the
things He. has promised in His

Word the’ Bible."

The ¢:onvention welcomed
eight newly-baptized members
on Sunday morning when ‘a
water baptismal service was
held at the convention site.

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60th Wedding Anniversary

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to be held Saturday, May 15

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Local Court News

In provincial court: Tues-
day a Castlegar youth appeared
on a charge of being in
possession of marijuana for the

Purpose of trafficking.

The youth was picked up
‘Thursday evening of last week
just out of the city's boundaries
with 64 “baggies” with a street

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The youth. appeared in
court under custody and was
released with two sureties each
of $500.
A trial date has yet to be
rt.

8 6
Walter Postnikoff pleaded
guilty to a charge of driving
while impaired. He was fined
$300 or in default 30 days in jail.
Ttestt yet wey sw ewes
Alfréa “Cecil”
being in possession. of mari-
juana.- He was given a sus-
pended sentence and placed on
probation for one month.
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Edgar. Chernoff: pleaded
, guilty to a charge of causing a

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disturbance in a public place by

being drunk. He was fined $100

or in default 30 days in jail.
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In provincial court on
Thursday of last week Kenneth
David Ogley pleaded not guilty,
bul was found guilty. on a
charge of false pretence. He
was fined $100 or in default 15
days in jail, He was placed on
Probation for three months.

Pe ery

Willie Evdokimoff pleaded
not guilty and was found guilty
to a charge of disturbing the
peace'by fighting. He was fined
$250 or in default 30 days in jail
and placed on six. months
probation,

He also pleaded guilty toa
second charge, that of common

assault, On this charge he was‘
“pleaded: guilty- to a charge’ of s-given a suspended sentence and*

placed on six months probation.”
eee

Leslie im Koochin
pleaded guilty to a charge of
disturbing the peace by fight-
ing. He received a suspended
sentence. dnd placed on six
months probation,

Motorcyclist fo Hospital
After Rear-Ending Car

The driver of a motorcycle
was taken to Castlegar and
District Hospital Monday after-
noon with undetermined injur-
ies after the 350 Honda he was

driving failed to stop in time
and rear-ended a 1978. model
car driven by Walter .Lebe-
doff of Crescent Valley.

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The injured man has been
identified as Richard Grant
Hibert > of Trail. A female
passenger in the Lebedolf
vehicle, described as a minor
residing in Thrums, is reported
to have suffered whiplash.

Mr. Hibert “has been
charged with ‘following too
close.

Police said the. incident
occurred on 7th Ave. S. when
the Lebedoff vehicle,, which
sustained an estimated $300
damage, signalled fora left turn
to Kinicki's Service Station and
was slruck by the motorcycle

which has an estimated $400

damage.

Additional
Clerk Hired

For RCMP Office

“A new face has appeared in
the office of the . Castlegar
RCMP detachment.

Chery! McLellan, original-
ly from Kimberley, joined the
local RCMP staff Monday as
detachment clerk.

Habitat
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~ include -theatre, music, films,

craft fairs and street activities
from. mid-May through’ July
paralleling Habitat: United Na-
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AUCTION

BOATS and EQUIPMENT |

THE JONES BOYS MARINE

SATURDAY, MAY 15

Sale Starls 10 a.m,
Auction Information Phone 353-2341

BOATS - Over 65 new & used

: including

Terms: Cash

1974 REINELL 2400 COMMAND BRIDGE CRUISER fibreglass, 188 MerCruiser, power steering, depth
sounder, camper aft top, teak swim grid, radio, stereo, head,: galley: Gold in ‘colour. . aks

1975 REINELL 1900, fibreglass, 188 MerCruiser, full top, deluxe interior, Eighty-six hours'on engine, Calkins
WC-18 Trailer. 4 - i

NEW 14° FIBERGLASS , complete top set, sleeper seals, carpet floor, used. 1975. 50
HP. Mercury outboard, electric, new Calkins trailer. ~* &

8 NEW 14’ MONARK ALUMINUM FISHING BOATS, CARTOPPERS,

USED OUTBOARDS

, USED OUTBOARDS all are in good running order, many’ are rebuilt completely. Approximately 30 units from

two to 85 horsepower. °
Example: 2 Honda 7.5's; 4 Mercury 35 h.p.; 4 Mercury 50 hp.; 4 Evinrude 40 hp; 4 Evinrude 28-33 hp,

MARINE HARDWARE

Assortment of marine and camp portable toilet; 12 “Little Buck" smokers, smoke fish, venison, beef, etc.;
boat horns; spotlights, deck hardware, boarding ladders; approximately 50 water. skiis: bells, etc.; boat, tent,
camper heaters and stoves, propane, kerosene, gas, elc.; assortment of gas cans, portable tanks, boat per-
manent tanks, fitings; boat bow rails, cabin rail, etc; "Grab Bags” of boot nails, bolts, paint, fiberglass etc?
assortment of trailer tires and rims; assoriment of new. and used automotive tires; assortment of: electric trol-
ling motors; 6 inflatable kayaks plus accessories; :

Many more marine accessories and equipment. - oe

HEAVY EQUIPMENT

1956 Adams 550 Grader, side wing, Serial No. 155057, ‘Cumming diesel engine, Model NHC-B-1400. Good
operation condition. Ex-Village of Kaslo; 1938 IHC Pumper fire truck; good’ tires; good operation condi-
tion, seen on “The Beachcombers” television program; 1951 Fordson Major Farm Tractor, hydraulic blade,

“good tires, engine needs work, (Not runable); 1965 Dodge dump truck 450 gas engine. Serial No. T8L2952-

177. Tandem, axle, rock box, hydraulic tailgate, new brakes, rebuilt rear axle, etc. Good condition, Over
$3,000.00 repairs just completed, if %

LOCATION |

. Auction will be held in Kaslo Bay at old mill site below tracks,
have approximately 10! men available to help load purcha:
~ ++ “In the event: of rain,

the Auction will be held at the Kaslo Arena.

Follow the signs. Snack bar on location. We will
ses and hook up units,

If you are not able to find the boat of your choice at the auction the Jones
Boys Marine will be open all weekend with a full staff to serve you.

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