CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, January 18, 1973

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Allustrated Chess for Children

Among the new books

‘for children at the Caatle-

gar Library is the very In-
teresting “Illustrated Chess
for Children.” It is clearly
‘written with excellent draw-

Cubs-Scouts
Hold Successful

' Bottle Drive

"A very successful bot-
tle drive was held by the
Castlegar Cubs and Scouts

with a good turn out of.

boys and parents.

+ Everyone is thanked
for their Participation, both
in: donating and collectin
of the bottles, The next dri-
ve is planned In two or thr-
ee month’s time,

Plans are being made
for the annual father and
son banquet. A committee
has volunteered to look into
catering, the date and pro-

"am.

© Scouts and Venturers
are busy with their plans
on winter camporees and
winter camping.

, Car Reported
, Burned During
‘ Morning Hours

: Acar belon; to
Mary Paviis of Gastleger

by
Ci

ig bi ig. Mr.
Tychak parked the car and
‘The fire, which destroy-

2 1,200, wi:
Tted:to have occurred at
mM. Frida

radio stations may then ad-
vise them on necessary ac-
tion and precaution.

2B J. SMITHERAM
: TRAILER
‘ TOWING
} Fully Insured

Phone 365-5308

{Box 1351, Castlegar

ings and introduces -child-
ren to the exciting game of
chess,

This game was played
many centuries ago in
China,: India and Persia, It
was introduced Into Europe
during the Middle Ages.
Europeans. of those. medle-
val days gave the chess piec-
es the names that they are
called today.

The author Introduces
the chess pleces from pawn
to king, and tells the role
each one plays in the game.
The author compares the
chess pieces with that of a
medieval army drawn up in

. batile formation,
The excellent drawings.

of the chess pleces and
those of a medieval army
add greater understanding
to the roles played by the
chess pleces.

The last part of the
hook deals with the game,
how to begin, how to move
the pieces, and a detailed
explanation on . “attack”
and “defence” which helps
the beginner in anticipating
moves from the “enemy”.

thoroughly familiar with
the way each plece moves;
then you will be able to
develop a winning strategy.

Once you have learned
the game of chess, you can
play with ‘anyone, grown
ups most of all. It is fun
when you beat them!

Did you know that the
world's chess champion
Bobby Fischer played a
good game when he was el-
ght years old?

Do we have a Bobby
Fischer in Castlegar?

TYPICAL WEEKEND for Scouts was held at
their bivousc by, front tow, Willie Ivory,
Greg Moroso, Gary Cheveldave, Paul Cook,
John Filipchuk, (back row) Robin Dalziel,
Jim Schafthuizen, Dean Parfeniuk and Fran-
ces Baff with Bruce MacKereth sitting on

played cards, told stories and ate heartily.
With plenty of snow, tobogganing and a
good snowball fight. were included in the
weekend events, These boys are members
of the Eagle and Leopards patrols who were
woners for the:months of November and
December. — Leo Sommers Photo

Mrs. E. M. Travis
Named President

Dogwood Unit
Mrs, E, M. Travis was

_ named president when Dog-

wood unit of the United
Church Women held its el-
ection on Tuesday of last
week at the home of Mrs, J,
Kalmakoff with 10° mem-
bers present,

ther officers are vice-
president, Mrs. L. Buffet;

secretary, Mrs. 1, MeNell; /°

treasurer, Mrs, H. Grum-
mett; phoning committee,
Mrs, J. Sherblko and Mrs.
R. Hunter. g if

Tt was reported 20 visits
were made to the local hos-
pital, 30 get well cards.sent
out, and nine visits made
to homes,

Members were remind-
ed that there will be a gen-
eral UCW meeting in the
Parish House’ on esday,
Jan, 23 at 730 pm. All
were urged to attend.

At the close of the
meeting a social hour was
enjoyed and refreshments
were served by the hostes-
ses Mrs. Kalmakoff and
Mrs. M. Madrigga.

2 Charges
Bring $50
In Fines

A Castlegar man, charg.
ed with two separate offenc-
es has been fined: $25 on
each charge and, if in de-
fault, 15 days in jail when
he appeared in court here
Monday; before Judge’R. R.
van Patten.

Se pr tare
plead! ty to having no
drivers: licence and failing
to contact the owner of a

the shoulders of his: companion. The boys

A Look at the Weather
Unusual Weather Sees Records Broken in Castlegar Area

Weather has been the
interest of man since way
back when. Because of this
interest the following look
at weather conditions as

vided by
ther office atmospheric en-
vironment service.

A cold blanket of arc-
tic air covered the region
for the first half of Decem-
ber, giving cooler than av-
erage temperatures and
sunny skies.

“new record -of 51.8

hours of sunshine was set in
December, of this. amount
45.1 hours was registered
in the first 15 days. Rain
and snow amounts were al-
so below average for the
first half of December.

The weather pattern

was reversed for the latter
part of the month as a ser-
ies of storms swept off the
Pacific and gave us above
normal amounts of rain and

fe A total of 6.7 hours of
sunshine was registered the
last half of December.

The combination of

‘lear skies then Pacific

storms kept the monthly sn-
owfall to nearly one-third
the normal,

The following is a day
to day account of Decem-
ber’s weather ending each

‘day with three figures.

In Arzherg, Germany, you can

ip ? . Pa .
drop in. on the credit union.
Fee
‘It's called a Raiffeisenbank, after Willhelm Raiffeisan, founder
of credit. unions, who lived not far from this pretty, old medieval

town.

financial services.

‘But it’s a credit union — providing its members with the finest

Raiffeisen's idea has grown into 79,000 credit unions in over
100 countries — the most far-flung financial system in the world.
iThe reason? There's simply no better place to save and borrow

CREDIT

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Branches at.

3

: 368-6417

CASTLEGAR, Across from Post Office, 365-3375
TRAIL..." FRUITVALE
367-9223

SALMO
* 357-9553

Jast_ week.

These figures, in their res-
pective order are maximum
temperature, minimum te-
Inperature and the mean
from the maximum and
minimum temperatures,
1, Cloudy, rain in even-
ing. (45-85-40)
2, Clear becoming cloud-
3p brief snow flurries (37-20-

8. Sunny with cloudy
periods. (23-16-20)

4. Clear becoming clou-
dy. (18-90-14) © oo:

5. Snow ended 10 A.M.,
clear after dark.- (20-6-13)

6. Sunny. (16-2-9)

a: Sunny: (e18)
9. Cloudy with smoke.
(4-1-8)
10, Cloudy with inter-
palttent snow in early morn-
g-

" 11, Overcast with snow
beginning at 8 a.m. (16-11-

4)

12. Cloudy with snow in
morning, (19-10-15)

13. Cloudy with snow in
evening. (17-11-14).

14. Sunny and smokey
with snow in evening. (16-

15. Snow morning and
evening otherwise loudy.
(26-1
. ¢ 26)
17, Overcast, periods of
guy. turning to rain, (36-
18. Over doggy per-

iods, rain eerie (87-34.

. 9)
. 20, Fo; ey, with rain be-
ginning in late afternoon.
(39-86-38)

21, Overcast -with rain,
smoke and fog. (41-36-39)

22. Overcast with rain,
smoke and fog. (42-36-39)

19. (43-34-39)
Bi
it
8)

23. Overcast with rain.

(41-36-39) ”
24, Cloudy with rain in

SILVERTON NEWSLETTER
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ott
of Silverton are home after
a holiday spent with family
at Manitulan Island, Ont.
Mr. Carl Wilson of Sil-
verton was admitted to Slo-
can Lake Hospital in New
Denver, earlier this month.
Mr. b Barnett of
Silverton was admitted to
Trail Regional Hospital Dec.
and underwent stugery

TaRcET\

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On Page 7. of this Paper
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Castlegar
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afternoon. (41-35-38)

28-3
. Overcast with per-
iods of snow. (29-25-27)

31. Sunny with cloudy
periods, (32-14-28)

Weather records were
also broken in'the month
of December. The follow-
ing are the lowest maxi-
mums of this year and the
lowest maximums they ex-
ceeded and during which
rea the previous : record

id been set:

Dec, 4—18
1919's 24,

Dec, 5—20 exceeding
1922's 25.

Dec. 6—16 exceeding
1916's 22,

exceeds

Dec. 7—15 exceeding
1971's 19. ©
ec, S—14 exceeding
1922's 19. i
Dec. 9—14 tied with
the 1919 record. -
Dec, 26—42 exceeding
1922's 39.-

Lowest minimum records
were also broken with Dec.
5 recording 6 against a low-
est minimum of 9 in 1922.
Dec. 6 lowest minimum of
2 broke the record of 7 in
1916, Dec, 8 saw the lowest
record of 1 breaking the

um

The later part of Dec-
ember saw highest  mini-
mum records broken. Dec.

highest minimum broke
the 1966 temperature of 35.
Dec. 22 and 23 recorded a
36 high minimum breaking
the record of 34 on those

1967 record of 35,

pated vehicle after being
an acel with same.

* Police Check
Out Incident
No Charges"

No charges followed an
inelacat report at 10,25

ment in a
arlor which
continued outside the
mises when one of the four
pereons involved left the
eer parlor and was follow-
ed by three others who had
been_at the same table.
Police said a pocket
knife had been drawn but
all were dispersed without
incident, i

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STLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, January 18, 1973 9

Curling |

WILL START SOON

_ Interested Curlers Should
Register NOW

Contact Nick Oglow 365-7203, Cerol
Allan 365-5004, or Tommy Biln 365-7823

Stop and Shop at

K.C. Co-Op, Brilliant

We feature gi , seeds, r]
hardware, anda full line of health foods,

THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS
Pepsi, 7-Up; Kootenay Gingerale
Quart Size Bottles. 0
Deposit Extra seen estes 5 for $1.

Old Dutch Chips .... 2 for 95c

Dog Food ee SAD

Miracie. 50 Ib. bag .......
Courtesy Coffee for Friday and Saturday Shoppers

WINTER TIRE
(-L-E-A-R-A-N-C-E

Weathergard 5, Mark | and Mark Il Weathergard
Cost Plus 10 Pct.

F78-14 G78-15
G78-14 H78-15
560-15 for Volkswagen
One Set of J78-14. Weathergard S

THIS WEEK’S-HOCKEY POOL SCORES.
INew York 5, St. Louis 3 Boston 4, Teronte }
Philadelphia 3, Chicago 2

Phone 365-3355

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don’t you also want the freedom to choose
where you buy your insurance?
Don’t you think private companies
should be allowed to compete with
government insurance?

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