CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thurs., March 14, 1968

Soft Life Definitely Has
To 82-Year-Old Castlegar Resident

The chief concern of most
__West Kootenay. residents at.

%

the shape when the saw cut-
ting is finishod

HS

or near the age of 82 is a
. Good, soft chair, a cigar and
Possibly a television set to

But there is at least one | CO™P'

resident of this area who, not
content to watch television
or idle away his time, con-
Gnues to work with his hands,
as he has for most of his life.
The chief concern at the
moment for Tom Oglow of
Castlegar is not the soft life
but rather spoons —
hem: and perhaps even mone

Mr. Oglow, shown work-
ing at his pobby. t in. the above | 72m
pictures, has commis-

ed by fh the i Toeal " Rotar Rotary

‘spoons for d delegates to the
upcoming Rotary conference.

conceded it is a Saez order—
larger than he has had up till

| just a hobby.”
Pas “I carve because I enjoy

The final shape, as il-
lustrated by the right-hand
Piece, is the final form of the
leted spoon. This final
carving is done by hand.
Mr. Oglow feels he may
be the last craftsman of this
art left in the West Kootenay.
In the rij <a yhoto, he
Tuns a critical over, one
several spoo

coat of va varnish rites

and ay dried.

tiny coffe
froma tiny
a a huge ladle eee than most

in size
fee spoon to

somewha‘
to carve, he

added, are wooden forks.

ess. It’s

PROUD OWNER now of both the oldest and a very new
sewing machine is Mrs. George Ashton of Robson, who re-

ceived a Golden Touch Singer
tennial Search contest for old

ton has the oldest featherweight sewing machine in Can-
ada. Pictured .with Mrs. Ashton, seated, is her husband,
George and Mrs. Grace Reese, local representative of the

Singer Co.

No Appeal

The Scene At...
KINNAIRD JUNIOR
SECONDARY SCHOOL

: ra

sewing machine in the Cen-
sewing machines, Mrs. Ash-

single bi of
Holding it upright ina ie:
he cute the fe general shape with

a hand say

In the | ‘lock lying on the
table closest to the vise, an-
other block of wood is ready

Flyers Gver Jets
2-1 in Overtime

SHSS ACTIVITIES

By Katherine

Knippelberg

KJSS was host last week- happy and energetic,

end to swarms of f visitors as | sco

I of siudsote Son Ke soot

‘ince “for the poe a eae
ce for ~ gymnastic
jionship meet.
:.. It. will take several more
days before the complete re-
ts are checked and tabu-
Iated, but we can say. that our
j|cheoor is very proud of those
who represented us.

and ‘cooperation. "hues!
an ion.””
"Twarn't anything. We just
enjoyed being hosts.)

«* 8 o 8

. Wt was fun watching the
reactions of the Vancouver
etaitents to all the snow on our
Down at’ the coast
they b Fines their lawn mowers
in action, they tell L usit

sunny
pple Ree seems

ioiher of Lecai
Resident! Riad Sat.
In Nelson Hospital

Mrs. Lebedoff,
mother of Geativene resident,
died in Nelson Saturday.
Lebed.ff wos born
‘n Russia in 1882 and came
to Canaila 17 years later, set-
(ling in Saskatchewan until
thee early 1900s when they
moved to Brilliant.
She married Daniel Kan‘-
oan who predeceased her in

ick, Sask.
the Kootenays ‘mak’ xing their
home in in Crescent Valley.
Lebedoff predeceas
ed ian in 1962.

Survivanl ving. are five sone
Alex of Castlegar, John
Wynndel, Nick of Ashcroft,
Larry and Walter of Crescent |®
Malley: one daughter, Mrs. ~

la) . Abrosimo:
creerent aValley snd a Slecriot

For Hi Arrow Cup
The Flyers, under the
watchful eye of their coach

for the process.
The hole”
shape of the second block is

F, J. SMITHERAM
TRAILER
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Phone 365-5308 ;
Box -1351, Castlegar

sudden death overtime goal
by Robert McGillivray clinch-
ing the Hi Arrow Arms league
trophy.

ing in ly. to a goal shot in
by Barry Hegsrty, captain of ling
the

Sauda will be the final
day of ‘Hockey season and all
teams will

scrimmage
playing times.

‘The trophies and awards
will be ‘presented at the an-
nual Mite banquet to be held

their

Saturday night at 6.30 in the
arena hall.

COMING

privileged to have th

MISSIONARY CONFERENCE

Great Missionary Conference — Tuesday thru Friday,
March 19 -

EVENTS

Wayne Koochin, captain |b
of the victors, tied the scor- sort
That's right! Music dur-|e

be having one las dest
at we

ursday was Stud-|other

Last Th
ents’ Day — and what a day
it was!

It began about 8 a.m.

“Listen to that music
coming age over on the PA’ syst-
em! Isn’t it beautiful!?”

“You haven't heard any-
thing yet — we're going to
bave music replacing the

registration, lunch hour,
mady pericds, and class
changes.

les were
used. well; many “teachers”
had stencils run off, typing
done and some even borrowed

rs to pro-
re for their! 55

The abdicated staff of
SHSS had decided to turn out
their own edition of the In-
poocin Ch e school paper.)

paper imitated the

erica and
Tuesday: March 19th,
Church, Trail, at 7:30
invited to attend.
Wednesday: March 20th,
We will be privileged

an excel
Thursday: March 21st,

ie
ionaries on the above dates from Bolivia, Morocco,
South Am Africa,

There will be a great Rally held in the Alliance

Castlegar,
with the New Tribes “Mission
worked on the staff of the Moody Bible Institute
for a number of years. He is a Baritone Soloist and
Tlent speaker.

p.m. Everyone is cordially

Walt till next ‘year!
Legion WA Wins
Top Bowling Spot

In Rossland Sunday

The Ladies Auxiiary ‘to
‘Robson branch

held recently
1 week.

services were

Crescent Valley Hail with
terment in Krestova cem

Valley Vista School
Open House Held

Open house at Valley Vista.

alot off at Hopes house programs
during educa-

The small size of classes

In_ th
Grand Forms ah suring first ict
22 Points and Trail second

rd players, radios, pianos

1 and. television were obvious.

to Nancy Greene dis-
played on the bulletin boards.
Each room

a i a toned haw
wor!
the ol rae

day, as ea all sch
{ durin;

2 of ‘Se Pa Babiees
oolrooms
iz education or

before
| Badminton is a an peeing

inepate
held TSotartay and Sunday a at ors notwithstan

Ins Education Week |coxam<t

Ly
or practising their overhead
stots : ‘choo!

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

BINGO.

ST. RITA’S HALL
FRONT T-

TONIGHT

up here. We're a bird sane|-
tuary.”

with beak and claw till they
ed in terror and gallop-
ick to their stables.
Meanwhile the Jags, still
stunned by the Birds’ victory.
went down again — this time
victims of the Panthers.

- Qtr floor hockey season
is going to have a memorable

nel

ae \* @& &
Surprises abound! For the
first time in the history of the
club two ive have joined
re!

CASTLEGAR AND DISTRICT

MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION .

ANNUAL
MEETING

Tuesday, April 2 at 8 p.m.

the ,Weigl
JoAnne Ba and

Diane Makortoff are starting,

out with tne small weignt«
and are being encouraged by

. Prevost to continue the
program. The boys have wel-
comed them with cheers.
eee ee

Casting is. complete for

Father Says No. Candy, the
main character, is played by
Dawne White. She has the
role of a (teenager, who flips
over

|Shkwarok) i secret sympathiz:

es with the girls.

Loulse Zurek. Brian Ta-
mond, Steve Pinter and Eu-

gene Deptuck all have amus-

ROBSON
IRRIGATION DISTRICT
The Annual Meeting of
the Taxpayers will be held

In
ROBSON CHURCH HALL

on

MONDAY, MARCH 18th 1968 at 8 p.m.

ing parts which add to the

fn.

fe a ee Rae
resented to

be
Bus¢ aedents 2 as well as to
schoo!

our own,
ee

Visitors’ Day_ was pleas:
ant. The ‘girls had baked
mounds. of yummy cookies
and oem, guests did full justice

| Biscel ie
ed ahuete

OFFICE SUPPLIES

Adding Machine Tapes
and Ribbons
Typewniter: ante

some very interesting pro-
jects to supplement the novel,
Moonfleet. A number of Birls’
Seine, ees de
cen-

tary),
especialy effective

doll, was garbed in knickers,
waistcoat wig.

Creator of this costume
was Cheryl
tots 2 *

Oh those smells that float
around the school! Red,

Ink & Ballpoint Pens
Steno Note Books
Pencil Sharpeners

File Folders

Ledger and Journal
Sheets _

Rabber Cement and
Scotch Tape

CASTLEGAR NEWS:

If we haven't got it, we can get it for you

managed to iron an major
crisis'as they occured.
Soon. it was 3.15.
A general assembl
called, at which Mr.
SESS

Robt. Peabody will be

service will be held in
naird. Mr. Beck has

Missionary Aviation
ica and Africa.

‘We will be honored to have Huch Beck with us.

the Rianaing Hat tn Xin

Fellowship in South

fields, you aaa not want to miss this.
remember the place and time. Come early and bring a

e sure you

21

ding the “key
to a school” back to Mr.

Students’ Day became just an-

Storm and Screen Windows Made to Order
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SCALING CLASS!

St. Marys S/M Y¥d., March 19 —

Kicking Horse Forest

Rev. S/M (Radium) April 4

+ Ranger Station

Classes an

Products Yard, March. 21 930 am. Court Room

-INSTRUGTIGHAL CLASSES IN LO&-SCALING
EXAMINATIONS FOR INTERIOR SCALER’S LICENSE
‘NELSON FOREST DISTRICT

1968.
ES EXAMINATIONS

CRANBROOK

High School, March 18 & 19 — 7.00 p.m. St Marys S/M.Ye., April 28 — 8.30 am.
'P

9.30a.m. Legion Hall
GOLDEN

28100. pm.

High School, March 20 & 21 — 7.00 p.m. K.HF.P. Log ¥d., April 25 — 8.30 am.

April 25 — 1.00 pm.
KASLO

High School, March 25 & 26 — 7.00 pm.
T. & H. S/M Yd, March 26 — 9.30 am.
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. ©, High School = ‘April /18 — 1.00 pm.

SALMO

April 9 — 7.00 p.m. Hearn Bros..S/M ‘April 25.— 8.30 am.
ree sm April 10 — 930 am. paige

April 25 — 1.00 p.m.

ments are

will be ‘orest Service technical staff and
ore nn tothe an Holders of Acting Scaler appoint-

“We Take Better Care of Your Building Needs”
636 Columbia Avenue — Phone 365-5155

to present
advertised examination centres.

at any, one of the above

Service office must be completed in ad-

Forest
vance of Beenetion date fe ALL candidates and submitted .to.the officer in

forms will not suffice.

charge of the

J. R. Johnston,
. District Forester.

RUDE AWAKENING for residents in ‘the area of’ the Fla-

mingo Motel on the southern’ edge of Castlegar came at 6 -
am. Friday when two vehicles took the term “drive-in hotel,

literally and did just that—drove in, Police sald one vehicle,

Ssiven by) Heury, Lawrence Schwab.
off: the

wot Cs

Gan Toe: Setiwab cae oblded with a second vehicl
Hight, which was parked at the fime, and both ten struck
the motel, causing serious damage to two units, Both are:

compact cars. The Eotiom pierre shows a view of the devas-

; tated motel ‘units, wil

ground. Reports hiaeiets a beiper of one of the motel
units had left only minutes before the accident, thus es-
eaping possible injury. Mr. Schwab has been charged with
driving without due care and attention, a police spokesman
told the Castlegar News Monday. Mr. Schwab was taken to}.
Castlegar and District Hospital —Castlegar News Photo

~ On‘the Castlegar Course by Duffer John

Can Mean Death
American men, smoking 40

or more cigarettes per. day,
have at age’25,. an average

The executive hed ite
last Th

fa| March meeting ursaay
in order. to Inet the groun

work for course preparation
oa the season is only weeks

to the club

i Alterations.
House have been approved. and
work

by the quali
done iby Bike Vermuke and his

so being renovated and pro-
ions are ig made for
the «golfers

accommodating
better than ever before.

in the fore-

play.

ler |should be driven with ex-

nt
to complete the renovation be-
fore the course is opened for

About 40. men. will be
joing to the Wandermere
lf Club in Spokane April

| lar object) marks that often |’

y
ee wien should

are’ provided by the golf
course specifically for this

urpose,
@ Avoid damaging the

of greens is. especially vul-
nerable to i treat-

loss of life expectancy of eight
years compared to non-smok-
ers the same age.

i American Cancer Society bio-
putting: green. The surface | statistician, arrived at this con-
clusion on the reduced life ex-

Dr. E Cuyler Hammond,

269: Columbia Ave.

ment.
»,. Repiir (with a tee or sim-

are made on the surface when

from lung cancer on the basis
of a survey of 447,196 smoking
and non-smoking American
males,

a golf ball lands. Don’t drop| < z

of
Castlegar

Phone 365-6665

(Home 365-6704)

golf. bags or the on

the green, or pull golf carts
across it, or lean on your
@ Motorized golf car

ceptional care. .

Do not drive the car on
or near tees, greens or bunk-
erg. Avoid fast starts and
stops, sharp turns and other-
wise destructive handling of
the car. Grass capaot survive

McNabb’s "Sianne saves

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We in i
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septic tanks’ and tile fields. :

Phone 3655996

And _ here, ne, for reasons of
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fn. dofernnes ta tthe. Fiehts

t be] others,

others are
ue | Bot. stand close to

Be prepared {6 tee off promp-

2) @° o. not. talk or move

a. player

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ATTENTION JUNIORS!
The clinic will start at
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Pam.

From the From the Gallery

~~ Liberals Just Whistling i in the Dark

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Libera: = leaderchl
candidates confi
ently ates -yno there will be
no general election until 1969
are just, whistling to keep up

their courage.
Finance Minister Mitchell
good: reason to hope| pi
fat hey he wilt have: at least a
year after the Tendership con-
vention if he emerges as

ew Liberal leader. pnd of| eral

He is the one whose name
with te present financial de

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He is the one who will] t

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fae olay, b has a nab a different

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dud, all’ im -the’ space of one

short hour in the Parliament It

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happy to let -his lieutenants

of the

Apparently he is ‘quife| boost.

Nina: Hamilton, 19, and
‘her mother Mrs. Milli Hamil-

Michael Starr. certainly’ em-

: Apart from appearing at
and

in
nowfamous ‘‘Monday

ihaving television, radio cand and

night defeat” of the -income
tax bill.

Mr. Stanfield is even pre-| th
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government has
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