CASTLEGAR NEWS; March.2, 1963

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“NEW INTRODUCTION 2
. NoRDIC INSTALLATION wes Olticers installed at Nordic Lod e No: 76.
MOBILE OKKEEPING SERVICES ‘recently are from left, back row, nd 4
: tere Gjennestad, Chris Bonde an Sonrad: hens side pitile
oulse

 Geatlogsita Olaf Gunder-.,
‘gen ‘has been: named. presi-
_ dent of the Nordle, Latee No,
176, |

The annual installation of

H officers took place Feb. 19 at

Gunderson, Marg MacBain, a Bonde and Tron. Krngtion
Pete row, Polly Travis, Edel petona. Olat Molly B

Sandra Hartman:

316-Plece Starter Set e
Set includes 4 dinner plates, 4 bread

Gunvor Ivar

“quanti ies last, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday only!

“These items on. ‘Sale-while- °

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Scouting
' SCOUTS CANADA
By ROBERTA HAMILTON

Frostbite’ '83: —. what's’ that? ° Frostbite. “93, is a
backpacking trip on crdss-country skis for scout-age boys
(11-18 yrs.). On Feb. 12, seven 2nd: Castlegar Scouts.
joined 12 scouts from South Slocan and Nelson for a
weekend trip alongside the Salmo river. near-.. Nelway.

‘All boys survived the overnight camp. Heavy rain on
‘the Saturday did not dampen enthusiasm, as the scouts ‘
“set off carrying-packs or pulling light plastic toboggans.
loaded with gear.

“Snow conditions for skiing weren't the best, but
)edokie -breaks made all bearable.

:-Camp was established on a snowy field; ‘and after.
pitching their tents-and ‘changing into dry clothes, the
boys discovered some of the problems of lighting a fire
with damp wood, and the disadvantages of! melting snow
-for cooking and drinking water,

However, all the; meals the scouts prepared were
cooked over white gas backpacking stoves. The food was

the Nordic Hall and was fol-
‘Mowed by a potluck dinner.

Other officers are, Conrad
.Brattebo, . vice-president;
Tron Kringbourg, counsellor;
"Molly Brattebo, social direc- ”
tor; Marge MacBain, secre-
tary and musician; Edel:
DeLong, assistant secretary;
Polly. Travis, financial secre-
. gary;. Louise --Gjennestad,”’
treasurer; Sandra Hartman,

“cultural director; Pete Chris-
tensen and Kare Gjennestad,
trustees; Gunvor .Reinsbak- ~
ken, eens . Chris Bonde,

tor; and Lil Bonde, auditor.

* New mombers, Miles
and Olwyn Ringheim, were
welcomed into the lodge.

. Rec.
Pruning Workshop
The. pruning workshop |
held, Tuesday. evening. was
extremely successful” with °
more than 40 people in’ at-,
tendance, Our next garden-
ing session’ will ‘be ‘held
- March 8 starting at 7.p.m. in
the community complex. This
workshop will teach you how
and: when to plant seedlings
‘for your garden. So save

‘yourself some money by at-

tending this very informative
and: ‘worthwhile’ evening ©
workshop. Reeistation fee is
$1.

. If you are still contemplat-
-ing: your income tax forms’:

_ why. not: get. them,- done

quickly and properly by at-
tending one of our upcoming =
Income ‘Tax workshops? The «

; Open Stock

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Bread & Buttér Plate
Lunch Plate

mt only fresh : and activity’ could produce.

Apart: from: the most enjoyable and warming.
traditional ‘camp fire-sing-song, one activity that was
‘especially exciting- was blowing up'a bomb at a safe
--distance. To a casual observer, it would appear to consist
of throwing snow balls at lighted candles ina

"| will be held March 8'—Blue-
berry;. March .15 —. Ootish-

enia; March 19 — community

: complex. These. ,workshops
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& butter plates, 4 soup/cereal bowls
and’ 4 mugs. Add to your set with

Columbia Ave.,
tremendous savings on wide

Dinner Plate
Rilm Soup Bow! ~

Coup coup Bowl _

but-that just:proved casual observers do not have much

payers. Luella yeteatine’
| imagination.

is the -instructor . and‘ pre-

selection of open stock! Frujt D

nameless

sans nom. :
Save 20%!

Girls’ Jeans
Cotton Denim.

: - Improved ‘eather on Sunday allowed the boys to

have fun exploring the area and trails on skis.
Participating Castlegar Scouts who now qualify for a

winter _ camping badge are. Batra leaders: Stanley

Brent.

; Roger. Briscoe.

Stan Baker.
ae

Darin Neufeld, James Dueck, Chris, Livingstone and

“Four of ‘the eight adults present were Castlegar
leaders Terry Sabourin, Ian Hamilton, ' George Ritson and

Mark Also,

A

Delta parking lots
ban Japanese cars

DANIELSON,., CONN.
(AP) — Delta-Rubber Co., a

supplier of.parts to the U.S.-

auto industry, is fighting for-
eign competitors by banning

* all new Japanese cars and

his company’s suppliers re-
cently that any Japanese- -
made vehicle 1983 or‘newer
will not be allowed on Delta
property. The ban will be
continued indefinitely, Moe

itrucks from its parking*lots. said.

Company president : and
chairman Richard Moe’ in-

-.He said Japan has been -
flooding: the U.S. ’ "market

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Thursday and Friday: 9:30 o.m. to 9:00 p.m.

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Woolea Store Hours: 9:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Thursday and Friday: 9:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m,

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For a Seasons —

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233 Columbia 365-6761

lemember 10%
‘on for Cash:

registration is. , n
Registration fee is $10.

_ An Indeed} First “Aid
Course ‘will be’, starting
March 15. This course will be
held Tuesday and’.Thursday
evenings plus Saturday af-
ternoon for five.weeks. The
course’ will be held at the
Airport firehall and-is spon-
sored by. the ESEA, For
more information or to regis-
ter phone: 365-2817 or ‘the
* recreation office at 365-3386, -

Spring Program

With spring just around
the corner we are Presently
planning for our spring pro-
gram. if you have any sug-
gestions. for. programs you
would like to see offered, feel
free to call the recreation
office and talk to Rod or
- Verona,

A reminder to’ all senior
: eitizens: the..senior, stretch

exercise class happens‘ ‘every
Tuesday and Friday from 10 -
11 a.m at the senior citizens’

‘¢entre, The fee is 60’ cents
per session. Everyone is wel-
come.

Please note the change in
the public skating ‘schedule
for this weekend only. Sat-
urday publie- skating is .can-
celled. ‘Sunday ‘it. will’ run.
from 4... 6:45 p.m.and 8 - 9:15

MOTHER

G hi & March 3, 1983
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Oe : We love you very much

To Mrs. Mary Kurbotoff
“HAPPY BIRTHDAY"

Sam & Dianna

Castle Realty Ltd.

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fast os the owners are moving out of the
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7.76 acres in, Pass Creek, mostly
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