4 CASTLEGAR: NEWS, Thursday, May 6, 1965

Results from Local Bowling _ ——1\ =
4th Smarties 2980 t T Eve Gwilliam 628, 'THS A 4 a . i BL ENTA!

@ | n d Teas:
adios ech, Single Dorothy Sth Five Duds 29: Ramblers 938; THT:

1

Martini 249; Ladies High sth Sharp Shooters 2690 2877, wee VOL.:18, No..19

Dorothy Martini 634, ‘Team High Tuasday Night 911 _ Would you like to - 4 i
GRADUATION

Single Wheaties 948; Team Rein 290; LUT
MHS Bi please your Mother ! Gets Big Support. Here.
SUITS

Ada Halbauer CEs URS ft
on MOTHER'S DAY? : : J

> . ¥ :

Pure’ Wool Worsted , rail Vetoes Free ue

165 287; Bugs Nelson
Muge { ret iS aBnk TO Commerce
Choose’ a colorful and
practical
in new shades
Styled for Young Men

“ pravinotat’ ‘Library
Parliament "Buildin
Victoria, B.C.

‘The Crossroads ‘of the Kocteoays”
CASTLEGAR, 1 BRITISH jCOLUMBIA, THURSDAY: MAY 13, 1965, i

Team Points:
champs) 67, Wheat 64, Take
Five 59, Muffe' ts 88%, Cheerios
50 Pincurlers “22%:

Other 600's Jo Taylor 613.
Tues Mixed League 7-9
PLAYOF!

_ Between Exchange Are

Trail tele one subst
. have vetoed ‘the merging’ o! the
+ Castlegar’ and’ Trail telephone

ad Castle subscribers
dal 80 “percent “in favor of;
tended area service - (toll-fr
while ‘Trai il

| ‘per ‘cent approval in oth’ t

phone exchange’ are

jthe® al'|'into’ effect. “In': actual fact,”

oily 36.4' per cent spproval.':'! heavy. Castlegar. yes, vote
Results of the vote, h'| the ‘subject ‘an overall 52.

“| was ..conducted by mail, were| cent favorable ‘poll.

a : un Of: the 3,005 ‘Trail votes

.| there :.were .1,093: yes: votes and

"1,012 no votes. (Of the'1,214 Cas-

wean ; . logue district: , Jolanta, arere

‘yes*votes “and “onl
“$10.95 ‘DON PARKER SLACKS against. Thus, of the total 4,310

Modeling, Ceramics ee ie oe ! PE Bimeke Strotchees. By : aod : han a yates) cont, age ere 2,274 in
: mits : " ‘At’Kinnaird’s council meet-

7 i! x . F : 2 Tu -
- Alpha Phi Program IE i $13. 95 $10.95 pt ee : Ife: ca uesday night. acting ‘ vil-
At Mesting Recently Wea : es 3 eer : 8 a oe _ eal a results of the ‘Trail’ vot-

Rust, des-
Y - ¥ ing." He expressed the hope that
SMITH p) HEATING Medeng, te? eataies wae MOTHER’S DAY GIFT SUGGESTIONS ~ SLATER SHOES

ing pottery and ceramics wae the: Bs 36. Telephone Co. io in
61 CRESCENT ST. — ft ant 365-7531 UY ing ot "He Aloha, Fh Chane - HAND BAGS, white or colored .... $3 95 - $1.95 “Top: Styling a second: vote (on the subject.
ILUURL ILA home of ars, Jack. Dickson: me Be ali Ear me “| Be Smart
CTT Fs BS Ogre artial Prete Di by NYLONS, Romance ‘Top Quality Seamless Be Comfortable

964; THT Nighthawks 2677. LHT Blanche Deverson ‘6
ALL WEATHER COAT
Wed Morning Drivers League Thurs Morn Leag ;
ord Bridge LHS Eve
a Centennial project for Castle - MW. .
Be eee Davis aa. THs. E et ‘ ; : eae ; calling ‘ purposes’ although “Cas- | ‘subscribers jgave’.

TP: Bootleggers 1, Alleycats | THS Baracudas 935; THT Bara-
0, Nighthawks 3, Ha nilley: 8 Co-| cudas 2557,
1 2 "tp: Cadillacs 2, Baracudss|
AYOFFS Spore one of’ commerce 4, Calientes 2, Ramblers 2, ‘Thun-
1st Button ‘Pushers 3036 Other 600’s Nina Reibin 624, birds 0, Chevys 2.
‘ 3009 ‘
3rd Bridge Builders’ 3008 Gwilliam 235;) | LHS B aaa, ey en
2 z s in stoc
CUNEO | HH, eddy Bears i Chipman foe / I
ee NOMICE Hears. 3. ae a : SARS Canadian Mist ieee
Publto meeting In Lesion Hall as Hospital Auxiliary a onary : eee :
7.30 p.m. on Monday to discuss ted, For 2 le overs 6 Coats
2 Gehiainial prot Contributions | apprecin AP ee ear ae 29:95 ae nd i
an elephoné district “sub: |"
the the kangatd Fie. Desortments el esr a0 ‘Sate ee i “Canadian } Mist ave it over
le ce ts
SEE GOT eects | La gS om “ pagater Coats st 6.95
Guldes nnd Brownles Tea, May:
ee, 3 ‘Pop 0 Li
ember baking, 646, Ken Price 626, Walter Kan- p 3 op Ly
LADY GOLFERS — Any lsdics gan 926. Sraikie : at Reversible"...
interested informing Baby Sit+ :

" = 430," United Church’
Basement. Mothers please rem-

joo!
“Australian Mevinos

25.00) pr a 27.50 Bi

TP: iks 4,
‘0, Five Shakes 4, Defenders 0;
Stow Pokes 2, Reformers 2.
Other 600's John Paulson ||

Rummago Salo, ye-18 ;
noon, Canadian ‘Legion. For picke
would include the road in any larger paving cont i e
in \the area. With regard’ to’ the Kinnaird-Salmo link in’ the
Southern Trans-Canada Highway,\ Mr. Gaglardi commented that :
“the hasn't been; completely worked up on it yet"
Mr.: Staite took the two ministers .to- view the new. Kinnaird
bridge and Mr.. eH
it as “one of the most beautiful bridges in ‘province.’ ” At the
‘site ‘of the new. Brilliant bridge, above, ‘the party saw framing -
being crected jin‘ blasted ,rock: where the north bearing pier for’
the steel arch in the b will
ture shows the north
side of the ‘Kootenay:river. while the. bottom: inset’ picture shows
rock being dumped on one of the-new roadbeds a
ie bridg Castlegar ‘i

8314,
5991, ‘Sponsored by’ LA to Can-
adian Legion Branch 170.

ighway
“ Doposlt clean’ used nylons for Don Brothers, who in
Korea In boxes placed in seve:
Castlegar Stores, by United
Church Women,

golfing, Ph.
Golfing starts ‘Tuesday, May 22.
Tee off time approx, 9 a.m, and

‘PLUMBING &

OMY. cccec wee ece neces

Municipal clerk Allen’ Sel- roved by the: ele oti a day labor basis. Gara
Mrs. Dick- 68c pT.

pI
‘bie: "Trail © about “regional; ngineer Don ‘Martin's ‘plans to ‘let'‘a ‘contract | :
Oe eee ed tied in!) voters f the Robson road and the: bypass road aroun
‘Mr.
son “and Mrs, John Bozek. .
Mrs. ‘Tom Couch who in: _ BLOUSES, We have a good selection to please any ook Rite
- mother. » a]. Continental

‘down the integration of the th two| Arr iisite, ‘the ter’ sald he
structs Geramies at SHSS. dem-
DRESSES or SUITS, A large assortment. in spring

‘systems; -com: ‘e're
going : to.. grow. and outstrip
while mem- !
‘and summer shades and cloths.
‘Sizes 9 to 15 or ‘142 to 24% DE aaa
were on display.

wer Histone for Wage, Bs er — ————————

e@
Here's a PLAYBOY “Skin Stitched” Ox- Ed_ Isakson-and: Mrs. ‘Keil
ford in exciting non-scuff, non-crush Liv-cmem ; “ie, | PES.

ing Leather. It’s guaranteed to stay.~- as EPMA IE
: .
Pythian Sisters

Imperial

Shoes preferred by
Men: young cat: heart.:.

fas “He said® ‘the rae rae
tes people in Vancouver” “will
study, the voting

‘pulp’ division’s
One’ plane load: of

E eee 2A special gemeral mmestang-

iaill's manning ’ figures noting ment: and serious, Moneiderstiga was called by local Na. 2 of the

that the> employment’ picture’ was given to hiring. new::men Pulp and Papee Workers. of af Co

; | fluctuates ‘daily. r paueting the: Seniority | nage Tast ment to discums the
=| _iaintedancs: crews: are all -

of pro:

© tubing landed ‘here last ‘Thu:
. delayed’ by a‘ tornado “in” the
on Saturday morning ‘where ‘it “was ‘met by crews and trucks é
hauled thé ‘tubing: here by. 9.30-that' morning.-A ‘third: p
stl Ni

king new. 500% longer. Ideal for,
everyday wear at home or in tho office. 4
Walk-on-air insoles and Hewetson's
foam eoles cushion every mp, >.
in ‘relaxed comfort. ° :

HEWETSO!

ee Mr
PMT MOL oi, Mes J

‘ah, the
fabulous

touch

opplied tothis precious

little purse dispenser

filled with your favorite perfume

sheathed In filigree’d golden metal
‘with the look of a rajah’s ransom...

§.00 and — for the very

first time — refillable*

Tigres: lam

R. E. Goulet,

refill 3: 50

‘Castlegar Drug =.
Corner of Pine and Columbia’;
Phone . 365-7818

Jenner 1

_. | weekend. Mrs. J.

Convention Held we
At New Denver.

Members

of thian | Sis-
-|ters, Kootenay -Temple No. 37:

of Castiegar, attended a con-
vention at New Denver * last
Sens was,

Parents’ Group
To Hold Mother’s
_Day Tea Saturday

A meeting of. the parents
group to Guides and Brownies
was held Monday. evening at the

_ MOTHER

HER. DAY, 1s, THIS
SUNDAY, MAYSTH

BATH TOWEL SETS

ee LACE TABLE CLOTHS, 70 X 108

a EMBROIDERED. BRIDGE SETS

“ CHOOSE ONE OF OUR MANY LOVELY.
SWEATERS IN ASSORTED STYLES AND ‘COLORS

$5.98 to $12.98

ooo _ COME IN AND LET US HELP YOU WITH YOUR SELECTION — -:

home of Mrs.

Pla
the Mother’s day tea’ to be held
Saturday. ao the Castlegar. Unit-

ed “Chi
iad ‘Allis offered to go
to camp Rory with the Brown:

_ ALUMINUM FOLDING LAWN CHAIRS -

WITH SARAN. WEEBING

ADJUSTABLE LAWN CHAISETTE .

: oa |
. $7. 49

v0.) MOTHER reeretny ta
» METAL 4PIECE TV TRAY TABLE SET

Regular $10.95 |. SPECIAL

"Saturday
MAY 8

8 P.M.

« LEGION HALL

dred,
ears, | Still aes guiding
urpose ‘dealing ith, ran: issue

ere : two: points

peday é dre:
ved by Col: Leslie’ Pindred, head
of the Salvation : taneher BC.

sincethe. Army
&1865 ‘by: Rev. Wan Booth: :This

continued. the : ‘cok {
a to he

"Weekend. Fires. se
Two small fires were quick-
crews ‘during the: weekend.

A‘ grass:fire covering about
‘a quarter’ of an acre at Genelle

~was believed to have been start-

: A drift t
near. Syringa” Creek- areaah

night was) believed:started by: a
‘eareless, cigaret. smoker, It bi

destitute,
mi

Army maintains‘: shelters and
homes ‘for: the ‘aged,’ “infirm and
ome + for, unmarried
‘rehal
facilities ‘for ° the : rehabilitation

of drug addicts and prostitutes.
Elaborating ‘on; the alcoho-

y | lic. treatment ‘centre, ‘Col. Pin-
| dred. sal

id -it has; a:S4: per’ cent.

‘ehabilitation. récord:that is the’
best: of .any such ‘centre ‘in’ the
whole of :North’ America.

In -a’ short’ history. “of “the
Army, : the.’ Colonel ‘explained
that. it’ was. started . by ° Rev.
Booth in 'theeast: end, or Lon-
don | “‘where ‘he | found:a.sub-
merged ~ tenth-. of the “peo se

| and’ set / about im rovin,
| Po ip ig:

ibilita-"|*

The c
;began.serving the ‘airport °
ae tr die basis last week ‘ai

por’
"craft traffi was’ received.

- Building’ permits for "$55,:
175..in new: construction were

aan approved ‘at -Kinnaird’s council
aot meeting on ‘Tuesday.

~ Four’ permits were’ ‘for ho-
mes.‘ worth $53,875 : while one

~| permit: was fora: $500 “garage

ie drey Brothers Shows
f Lethbridge, Alta. are coming
to the* Cas Bar ‘district: for. a

a auspices of. th Fass,0 eek Pai ‘Kk
ly. put ‘ out *by ‘local Forestry, ae ig . e 3

The, local par! ark will, eet’ 10
per! cent of the’ gross receipts

(of the*’show while” it will--re-

ceive -75° per. cent. of . the net
proceeds. of the.games.of chance.
and skill which willbe operate

wel ag

nifectionary ’ food |*
stands.: Next Wednesday: will be
kiddies . day. wit ] §

about. half a “dozen Togs.”

and another for: a; $800: storage

a. directive’ from. Ottawa i

we KI However; fur:
ther. problems ofa more serious
nature: ten}

duction” employees, are: working
on various. Project ,around the
mill -while

ae siiss senior band ‘plae.
‘ancouver: last

anid Placed ‘third Pin
petition. for :'35-piece
ds "and second in’ the ‘com-

petition ‘for '51-piece’,bands.:
<= School: prinej ae John Hold.
welled ‘to the :coast

‘aaible Performance eae y | -
‘were good ambassadors fort the
school and thecommunity.”’.

lece competition, it pla
‘ed Second with 88 points to
Kitsilano. band’s .90; points.

rovincial ‘band com-| ent

cult to:
+: While’ ‘at the coast ‘the band
ple yed“ two:’aftarnoon concerts
and ta ‘evening’ concert ‘at: the
Como Lake‘ school, returning ‘a
visit made, here earlier this year
By pe Como Lake pan’:

P
Bana: and. the ‘Surrey Band::In | morial..

the: fire, which -overlooked the

.| fire hall, is bel uteved to have been
started . iby,

4 | for-a: well run mw
trailer camp. <9) ‘off 13

i:
ing to prepare for the
to abe Wrought in’ this

Gorse

de
st. | here and created. ‘problems “and

doesn} seem to. be: too
to: anything about them?

ning, the Deer’ Park’ road, “hos-
tals an Is.

pil id’ schoo!

He oa the: Authority has
made Qo prior arrangements for
accommodation — such'’as“ apart-

entéd- Kinnaird co!
missioner\3 Maurice ‘Simpson:
“We're. not. going! to . go’ into
trailer parks: to alleviate ‘this
(accommodation). Problem, come
what may.” He said Hydro sho-
uld: have -long i aud. mata Plans
an

‘ meniti loned: specifically - plau- |.f

» Norman A’ Johnson of. :
tlegar-has been ‘awarded ‘am an

attacked the plan-
ners ppolnted b by: Hydro”.
to:’assist the; twin villages, ‘com-

you?.could’ cal
for! them’.
put ‘ona Greyhound bus: and

Heat out of town.” He ‘add-
This’ is \th aE
‘dro | ter’s,program at

in‘ his acquisition oO! ‘master’s
degree: ins “applied ~ sclenee at

mentin; “They, work=s0 slow |":

gree in
I pon Sompletion “of his mas-
it UBC, Mr.:John-
son ‘will continue work: towards
loctorate,: probably’

commit

fwin: ‘villages. of: Castlegar

a Me, Kern five-man’ éabinet
6 appointed ‘by Pre-
Bent nnett to ‘assist with?

Be 1
~ municipal councils, of. 2

i z while Tuesday: aight, com:

* missioners: commented. that

athe rosd.-should be ‘retained

and extended fo, fink up. with:
the Needies-Faug