CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursda

February 15, 1973

Last Home Games for Selkirk Saints

John Horeoff in Lead with 46 Points

BABY ITEMS

Priced
to

Baby Powder :
Rexall. Regular $1.49. Sale ..........scssseese

1.19

Q Tips With 15c Coupon Inside.
Regular 47c, This Week Only

Waterproof Baby Panties
Klienerts, Soft and Light
Weight. S, M and L. Reg, $1.59 .............

Tiny Tot Blanket
Regular $3.98. One Only ....

Crib Club Blanket
_ Wakes 8 lovely Git: Regular $6. 95 .

‘Bottle Ster er
Evenflo. One Only. Special Price

Selkirk Saints, the Sel-

cane are the last two
ome games the Saints have
this ee

ie Saints are present-

nboing second place in

e, four points up

on he lagpina squad and

trailing Cariboo College by
cel ints,

rts ‘Hockey Tour-
eld in Kamloops

The
include the four top p
leaders including John Hor-
eoff who leads the scoring
race with 46 points,
league and team
standings are;

W.
aribo 8
Selkine Gah) 6
Malaspina (Nanaimo)

mr
moo &&

4
) 4
43

f

. Mitchell sMalacping

Same SESSE

3
. Irvine Cariboo 9 5
J. Draper B.C.LT. 10 7
F. Parent BOLT. 94

Recreation News

Superintendent of Keenleyside
Dam, George Ashton Retires

A dinner was held at
the Hi Arrow Arms Feb. 1,
to note George Ashton's re-
urement as superintendent
of the Hugh Keenleyside
Dam, The evening was or-
frnuea! by the employees at

‘e-dinner Atte rte

Ashton, Sut of-town guests
included Mr, and Mrs, A.
Roos, Mr. tha Ms, Ted Bur-
er, ‘and Mr. and je
fones, all from vernon, also,
Mr, and Mrs. D. Wagening-
en and Mr. and Mrs. Rout-
ley, from Duncan Dam.

dinner, Mr,
Roos spoke and recalled

From the Director's Desk

By JACK ALOUF

Two new programs that
will be startin, in the next
couple of wee!

Adult

Junior Secondary School, 7
to 8.30 p.m., starting Thurs-
day of this’ week, will run
fon 10 sessions. The regis-

the . registration. .

Sta
School activity room. All
ages are welcome and Bro-

RIDE 'M TOYS

Regular $3.98.
Clear-Out Price

349

See Our Sale of

BABY RECORD BOOKS
Priced from $2.98 to $9.95

SMA Liquid : 8 84
a

Case of 24. Carl's Good Neighbor Price ..

Carl's Good Nelghbor

Drug Mari in the Plaza
PROCLAMATION

Boy Scout Week

coaches
couraged to attend, the
a Op. anete sill be ae
sessions and re;
tration fee is $1.

For pate information
call H. J. (Red) Warner or
the Recreation Office.

‘The Robson Recreation

nesday, Feb. 21. Registra-
Hany: ee is $1 for 10 ses-

‘A suitable time will be
arranged for older stud
ents after

shop ‘program throughout
the province this year bet-
ween April and October.

They are offering a
variety of workshops in-
cluding wood carving, stone
carving, painting, drawing,
batik, silkscreen, metal scul-
pture, clay modelling, pot:
tery, etching and woodblock
print.

for. |
and it would be aor
if local pesidents who would
be interested in any

these workshops would in-
dicate their interest st by con-
tacting Mrs: RC

(Marjorie) Tach or the ©
rl ffice,

Recreation 0:

Two os are coming
up next week..The first is
a big cash bingo, Feb. 19
at the Arena Hall at 8 p.m.
sponsored by the Blueberry
Creek Recreation Commis-

sponsored by Tarrys
and Diatiet Recreation

Co:
We periodically Tecelve.
com om people re-
garding the use of offens-

” ‘The Robson Becreation
will be

fre at the arena
particularly in the conces-
sion area and during certain

‘All ink staff Have been

R d to
- instructe

$3 per couple. Refreshments

are available and the John-

: tra will

e 2 Federation of oan,
Artists

ar
planning a traveling work.

* on people using foul, lang-

uage, and if necessary
them from the facility for'a

teh of time. It does help.-

when a person compla-
pan th

can give us the -

hae he the of offender if pos-
sible,

CIVIL DEFENCE

The Canadian Red Cross
Society in British Columbia
has accepted the role of re-
gistration and: inquiry in
the event of emergencies.

runt cssoree

amusing anecdotes of Mr.
Ashton’s time with B.C. Hy-
dro, Mr. Jones and Mr. Bur-
ger also spoke. 5
Fred Marsh presented
Mr. Ashton with a
—a depth sounder, on
half of the employees.
Me, Asht thanked
9 : present “ating how
happy e was to have work-
ith the crew on the

it Ashton came to Cas-
the .

Africa.

Mr. Ashton plans on a
busy and active retirement.
He is a member and inatr-
uctor of the Canada Power
Squadron, and a member of of
the Arrow Boat Club.
Ashton is a member of the the
Selkirk Weavers Guild.

Succeeding Mr. Ashton
as superintendant of the
Hugh Keenleyside _ Dam is
Fred G. Marsh, Mr.. Marsh
came to ee Castlegan area
in from Whatshan, as
chief eek ‘keeper -on_ the
dam. Mr. and Mrs. Marsh
and children,

now reside in Robson.

Guild; arid ‘a member of’ the
Community Arts Council.

Annual Tolent
‘Night Held
At Appledale

The Appledale Pro; ee
eaton uneld

Night in in

ine e Appledae a on Feb,

Talent was presented
toa capacity ai audience with
Nick Veri; master of
ceremonies who. opened the
hare with a welcom-

rg for her solo number
accompanied by an accord-
a pr e was won
oe Taeas jey for her
solo number accompanied
by a guitar.
In the senior category
winners was a trio

was ‘won by Sharon
rown for her sold number

@uoP WHERE THe

ed ea newly installed

Joint Installation Ceremonies
Held by ee Canadian Legion

Salmo, West Kootenay zone
deputy chairman E. Weir
were the installing ‘officers
for the’ branch - members,

unt-at-arms M. DeAnna,
mediate. past ‘president Ww.

. SsINNeY
© POITIER

Installin; Cie for the

sergenntataris Me

amp, immediate rig pre-

od iia i. 8 eee
08

surer Mrs, F. first

and second Bee dents

Mra, W.' Ledt

F. Dodgson coh A.
Aepheroan,

tended to th be the branch Of

a behalf of the L.A.
Mrs, Rourke presented Mrs.
Johnson with a beautiful
bouquet of hits and yel-
low mums in appreciati lon
of her three years as pi
sent: Members ‘of the La.

Executive members are
‘Mrs, A. Sperling, Mrs. S,
Mrs, M, te, Mrs,

C, Kerr and Mrs, J, Walker,
Welr congratulat-

preai-
dent and her officers and
handed her the gavel. Mrs,
Johnson presented Mrs,
Rourke with her president's

pin.

SELKIRK COLLEGE
don

he

VANESSA “OLNER
RED

mo along with Legion mem- RAYE”
pore the Castlegar Lek.

e le ser-
ved ‘refrestments followed oe
by a social,

West Kootenay zone
commander Alec Tumer of». §

CARPET a anne

Teke Advantage and Initall Now |
Indoor-Outdoor and Seml-Shags

Selkirk Debating
Team. Attends

BCIT Tourney
A team of four Selkirk

— Many Colors to Choose From —

Come tn and Check Our

DECORATOR CENTRE

Mec ‘Tac and Wallpaper
ment to be hel Complete Sample Books of Wallpapers

. Colleges from around
the Province will send thelr
teams lo compete fo the

this Sat-

New Arrivals
Semi-Shags.in New Mauve and Gold
inlook” for Spring
with built-in underlay
selves to the He baioee ceue Bee) ceaa
folvan to the Te caplal pane ONLY :$6.95:;PER-. SQUARE YARD
ishment be abolished.” ‘
In the tradition of form-
lebating, half of Sel- ~

Watch for Our
SPRING PAINT SALE

, Keys Cut While U Wait

KOOTENAY. .
~ BUILDERS SUPPLY LD.

PHONE 365-5155

gate and Miss Viol

ow. Opposing it va he Mss

Lindsey Kaun
Boothman, *

“The , Selkirk debatin,
team has "been  sponsore
by nel fapartment of Eng-

its chairman, Pro-

fame on Cam, bell, has
been coaching the debaters.

=~ Selkirk Weavers’ Guild Photo by Carol Couch

PILOTS’ WAGE
Pilots rece!

We Serve Vi ‘You First

pence
Insurance service
onall classes
FIRE

“see
Hugh Nicol
: at
ANDERSON
AGENCIES

Castlegar, B.C,

Conscience and Comment

- Ht Appears the Monkey’s on fhe Run in Alberta

By Rev. K. Neill Foster
_ Rev. N

and a per-

Pore friend for

’ ears has been
volved in a

grass-roots pro-creation mov.

LEGION NOTES

The West Koctenay Zone
Annual meeting will be held
at Castlegar Sand 4
with an estimated 100 dele-
gates 10 bran anche. aes

ym.

postal re-
gulates the pein for
ercelving the’ ie lon Mag-
cane is April 1, oT

Menbecsig mt

paid prior to date in

order PO receive the maga-

zine for that ear. saunyone

pay date will

not r
Dues can be paid at the

Jounge  Erigaye and Satur-

“NOTICE To
SURFACE BLASTERS

HOLDING WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION
BOARD BLASTERS’ CERTIFICATES

The new WCB Accident Prevention Regulations
effective May 1, 1972 state that every surface Blast-
ers’ Certificate shall normally be granted for.a
period of five years.and that the holders of such
certificates shall be re-examined prior to the expiry
date of his certificate. :

All blasters with certificates granted prior to
March 1, 1968 are now required to be re-examined.

A WCB blasting examiner. will be available to
conduct examinations at the WCB Area office in
Nelson, February 22 and 23, 1973.

Examinations will take place from 8:30 a.m. to.

_ ALETINE DANCE.
Robson Rectan, Society

Sat. Feb. 17th

9 p.m. to 1 am.
JOHNNY STEWART'S BAND

Refreshments and Midnight Snack
/Tickets at Door — $3.00 Couple

EVERYONE WELCOME

Adults $1.00

Totem Conference Hockey
SELKIRK SAINTS

VS

MALASPINA’ COLLEGE

FRIDAY, FEB. 16........
SATURDAY, FEB. 17 ........

children “25c

Support College Hockey

ET |

9:15 p.m.
8:15 p.m.

Students 50c

ement that has sno’
fer auth rte
In late 1972
Ah ea w that
his a Uae school, text-

.book assumed in
no one took the

rotested to the local
a teeta tc e acho:

From there it was a
short step to the formation

the Alberta committee
ication which
in principle ey
isl poneetia

‘Alta,

tater: bi kod by 31
ce River ountry ure!
Provin le interest
ted a two

‘Atvendance at the pro-
creation rallies was multi-
denominational and totalled
thousands, The news media
-were attentive and letters
and petitions continued ‘to
converge on on the office of

ter of Education,
Hon, Lou

dman,
Perhaps one of the rea--

Twin Rivers
- ‘Production
March 15-16
and 16 are

March 15
the dates selected for the
Twin Elem

our by Pas-
id Dr. Earl:

sons for the unusual public
response so far to tl
mittee for true ed
has been its limite
: the presentat
creation as a valld ‘alterna:
tive in the schools.
the same time evo-
lution has been under at-
tack generally by the secu-
sclentific community
ma at best can be.
called a faltering theory: uo
Moreover, the Conserva-

‘tive government of Premier

Peter Lougheed seems to
b listening. If the CFTE is
successful a national

pre-
cedent be set. It a
Ars, nth ords of a

- WHO

‘The following are the
scores taken from results

Selucl's nreductin of ate Bantam

occhio”. The students. and
staff are: eagerly wo!

“toward this peodtetion date :

pe 5; ‘Cana ans 4, Sa-

* tered fr

Weekend Weavers’ Workshop
Proves Successful Venture

Over 40 persons attend.

ed the weekend weaver's

the

weavers

and would-be weavers regis:

‘om Meadowcreek to

Kimberley and centers bet-
8

ween.
This workshop was spon-
sored by the Selkirk ry
vers’ Guild, which meets
monthly at “Brilliant school.
‘Instructor was Mrs, Sh-
irley. Kean of Calgary who,

at varlous times has tal
it at Banff School of Fine

‘Rug techniques for Col-

Ungwood and Rya were de-
mongtrated, and practiced,
by the enthusiastic particl-

Mrs, Kean conveyed
much useful information on
general. weaving. Attractive
woven articles and samples
by Mrs. Kean were on dis-

y to. show what can be

a in weaving.

lanning of the

hardwer g executive con-
tributed to the success of
the workshop. The Selkirk
Wemvere tits to sponnor a

wor!

Selkirk Professor is: Awarded
Doctor of Philosophy Degree

The Facult
ities of the

of Human.

‘k College.

ates Sidon spent a

year at ” Canterbury before
coming to Selkirk and com-
gene her dissertation on

lish war poetry (1939-
199) after coming to Cas-
tlegar. Hers was the only
doctorate in English to be
awarded at last year's de-
free con, regation and Mrs.

laddon has ‘been urged by
her ‘academic advisor at the
University of Kent to pre-
pare her dissertation for
publication.

During the current aca-
demic year, Mrs. Haddon is
oa ifeave of ot absence from

lege and during
the dso lays she poeamne the
ir. Walter D.

Mr. Dexter’s tiles and pot-
pres 1 ; (Bantams) Pee Wee
Reps 4, ee jand Paper 1,
(Bantams) Cast tle gar. Sav Saving!
Credit Union 4,
Wednesday. — ack
hawks 2, Canucks 0; Bruins

8, Jets 1; Juveniles’ 1, Mid:
get Bers 1

Nelson 4. ane Leg
Friday—(Bantams) -
jon 5, Castlegar Savings Cre-
dit Union

Saturday (Pee ‘Wees)

8)
Chait a ature

‘Wees) gers 4, Brains 2

‘tel
oT Dexter is ing
her year off to work on her

to
mrenls”. During the pote
she plans to work on a noy-

been’

courses taught by Mrs. Dex-
in the

ast. In the cur-

r she is offer-
ing an evening course on
American literature through
the department of continu-

ing eduveation at Selkirk ad i

in the community she
once again work with “the
local theatre Eroup in pre-
senting. a pi

Residents of ‘the Cas-
tlegar-Kinnaird area -will re-
member - her contributions

to dramatic productions bo- -

th in the community and at
the college. Her own lay,
“One, Two, Three
was selected for present
tion at Renaissance 71 in
Toronto and the entire cast
travelled east funded by the
enerous contributions sent
by local and provincial

lonors,
At Selkirk she directed
a_ Christmas _nativ: ity pay,
Chektoy' “Bear”,
sisted in the ea duction ot
Shakespear's “Henry Iv"
which, in the ‘true spirit of
a ‘community ‘college |’ pro-
duction © toured the .sur-
rounding - communities - tra-
velling a Rossland, Nakusp,
Nelson, *and™ Gi Grand id. Forks. *
year, Dexter’
starred in. Selkirk's Produe,
tion of “Lisystrata”

Wont e to Sell’
‘ Your House?

CALL MARY. |
365-6451 or 365-5244

CASTLEGAR _NEWS, Thursday, February 13, 1973

Notice to Unit Holders
and

Interested Individuals

Meeting: Thursday, February 22 ©
Hi Arrow Arms, Kinnaird 7:30 p.m.

if To discuss

di

In local

COLUMBIA INCENTIVES

electricity
is for
people

WATIONAL ELECTRICAL WEEK
FEBRUARY: 11-17, 1973

ELECTRICITY—

LIVES- wit YOU
WORKS FOR YOU

E Electricity is the energy of progress and

the men, and women of West Kootenay
Power are on. the job to provide you with

dependable, low cost’ electricity.

With saconty Ave years of service behind

us, your neighb cat West Ki

continuing to seek the best ways to serve

_you so. that you ma:
i Flebticely. ia

been rendered by M. Desai
of Stanley Humphries Sen-
for Secon in prep:

for this project. Crews 0!
students from the senlor

igh will be -utilized
iad and lighting help.
M. McBain has gra-
four offered her services
as pianist. Since she has a
wide bacteround, of music-
al and dramatic experien-
ces, a assistance is prov-
ing Pe Core
will be

asked to sil ort: te (Bro
ject by helping in the mak.
ing of cost ria It is hoped
that the costumes for gr-
oups, such as the villagers
nd school children be
composed of everyda: aad
Parents who have
participating as blue nies
fish, sunbeams and marion-
ettes, will each be asked to

make their own child's cos-

tume.

TOMORROW IS 10 PCT. DAY AT HELEN’S

FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP LTD.

When we win,

3:30 p.m. both days.

‘Please telephone the WCB Office in'Nelson for
an examination appointment time.

WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION BOARD
327 Baker Street

Nelson, British Columbia

Telephone: 352-5548

SAVE 10 PCT. ON EVERYTHING!

Take Advantage of these Savings!
10 Per Cent Reduction

applies to all merchandise — gifts
as well as flowers —

Getting Married?

Book your orders now and save
10 per cent on your wedding order

in Canada

WHEREAS, the week of February 18th to 25th is being observed through-
out Canada as a period to focus public attention on the physical, mental, spiritual,
social, and citizenship training benefits of the Boy Scouts for our youth, ‘and

WHEREAS, the Boy Scout Movement is recognized as one of Canad's lead-
ing youth movements which educate our youth in those attributes which are
most desired in good citizens, and

WHEREAS, the Boy Scouts of Canada in this community have earned the
commendation and support of every citizen, and

WHEREAS, many members of the Boy Scout Mavement have become leading
citizens i in Canada,

Now THEREFORE, we as Mayors of the Towns of Castlegar and Kinnaird,
do hereby proclaim the week 18th February be observed as “BOY -

- SCOUT WEEK IN CANADA”

and request that parents and others support this observance by attending special
scivilies and displays during Boy Scout Week and thereafter in the years ahead.

VIVA TOWELS .. .. . 2 roll pkg. 59¢

2 . :
(and at $2615° you win big!)
Datsun has won more rally championships than any other car in Canada.
Against the best competitors. Under the worst conditions.
So what? Maybe all you really need is a car that behaves sensibly and -
economically in traffic or on the freeway.
So this: the things that have helped us win rallies are standard equipment on
the Datsuns you'll find in your dealer's showroom.
Front disc brakes, cam power, ion and
totigh unit body construction add up to a car that will survive wherever
you.drive. And because'they’re all yours at no extra cost, they also add up
to a lot more car for your dollar.
Road -test Canada’s rally champ at your Datsun dealer's now. You can’t lose.

*Datsun 510 2-door sedan: $2615. Suggested retail price F.0.8. Vancouver, Toronto. Montreal,
*Halitax warehouses. Local freight, licence, provincial tax; if applicable, extia,

atyeureedror DATSUN

LARD, Better Buy ...... 4 Ibs. 89c

STEMS & PIECES
MUSHROOMS ......;... 2 for 79¢ Ones aaain in1972-

for the fitth time since 1967-
Datsun was awarded the coveted
Canadian National: .
Rally Championship!

: No person shall be allowed to conduct or'direct’
a blasting operation unless:.he-is the holder of a
valid Blasters’ Certificate issued by the Workmen' Ss

Compensation Board. *: :
~ WORKMENS «
compensation

ALPHA MILK, 2% ...:... 5 tins $1

PANTI HOSE ......... 3 pairs $1

. REMEMBER, EVERY 3rd FRIDAY IS 10 PCT. DAY

‘HELENS FLOWER AND

GIFT. SHOP LTD.
73 Maple St. — Phone 365-5191 :

Johnny's Grocery & Gas Sales

Town of Kinnaird UMITED — ON ROBSON SIDE OF FERRY BOARD gers!
Cc. T. Maddocks

Mayor

Town of Castlegar
J. R, Landis
Mayor

OPEN 7:00 A.M. TO 9:00 P.M. 7 DAYS A WEEK