CASTLEGAR ‘NEWS,

Thursday, Nov. 24, 1966

FELD & STREAM

e Deer are Valued at $10

For the last) feit
few years 1) cess
have been brag-

_ TE have stated
any

sey there are lots acer. for the love of all that's

ful hunters in ol
Tn bi

e8 presume, is, that of all the plac-

orry fur a couple: of suey
at ht older model

t they. ‘didn’t realize |"

a car where you can tie| open,

in the * trunk with the

but please, please,

100, based on the price of
ts the cost of travelling,
equipment, ammunition, etc,

in,

. at: tte expended before it
is cut and

the freezer.

thinks more

throwing away. a

heat from the
through the hood
at or cause it

it on the bumper,

orate don't tie it

0 Each After Alt Hunting Ex

he | cron | the hood,

plus each and every: door ing.

of. the work ‘and

ped and in the

the roe
nce

ean hundred dol-

as renewable A
and venison

A
ed and volunteer labor
otup'ss bean hometown ski

e Guimont local tro-
; and in charge

ye
on elk, bear, moose,

id. deer, | mii
“but you will have to get crack: be

le!
bit will be te rst to be loca) ts

has aay ceclered ele by
Lightle, MEC,
If] od the guests.
as a

5 up the lake I saw 10

or 12 deer go by on cars and! will be of varied grades suitable

Volunteer Labor Working
On a Ski Hill for District.

and the Rossland-Sheth lake are
said

tow has been a6
ast Ski

e; He
ited for the C Bi nil.

ill, to bo located

|Past years used a slope in thel light.

for both the beginner
more advanced
Dr. Bevans.

skier,
The tow rope is seslanee me!

in|ly, al

hill 1s belng made
local ld. arrangement his

Oe repent

rat in the winter.
ware slope, when completed

Genelle Resident Settles
With the Highways Dept.

ai rockin le-
wich he has been b! e comp!
fon of a stretch of the Castle-| al
_-gar to Trail highway renovation
has finally capil itulated.:

It's been a “long-drawn-out
atte an the! words of Region:
ways Engineer Don
Ha of Nelson, but the episode

is engee long affair was a short|™™
e long

interruption in the Trail-Castle-
gar Highway.

bowls of eon Panes
ited with o! le
flowers nd leaves. The servin:

ing table was a large
red- maple Jeaves and
inser hia
Welesmae: You.”

eas Fatt ered with a vase of

Temple Pythian}
Kootenay, ip) ‘annuel fall

0 also welcom-

\Dhe hall was

ig
with a white

Fall Colors Dominate
Pythian Sisters Tea

tricia Nickerson.
keth Caer Pal Nenad
table of sowie with Julle Web.
ster in charg

. O.] throughout the afternoon were
ae H. Jo!

Ruler, Miss I. Gordon and i

was won

2.
ig at the urns

hnson, Mrs. R. Hun-
‘Mrs, W. T. Waldie, Mrs. M.

Died part of ti
published, part

uation pr
nd following | are some of
tenays an te b

n the 1964
big is
Some 15,000 game
t more than $2,000-
|e Harvest 14,000 “ane

ore 13900 elma i killed

the area,
9, 19, wore "acer, 7aast were bat ox
and the

mat of the Metal el cil sill for

: esa ti

mitch aid Bakery

REGULAR ape 5 loaves
r Loaf

a our Bakery Across from ae Ligier Store. :
“Fresh Donuts Every Morning at 9

ject in. th the East Koo-

| CANADA AND THE ‘ASIAN NATIONS:
Ho improve relations with China? :
Winan es do to help to bring the war in
al ‘Vietnam to an end? : E

other issues.

, Come and rere od views on. these’ and

Castlegar United “Church:
Sunday, November 27th, 7.30 p.m. :
d by Young D and Quakers of
West Kootenaye

ere other an
goat,

_P& G Builders Supply
“ARENA

Historical
tei omen}

ightle.
“te ckets were |
‘Door and mera :

to
ti cymes,
as jon by pol

view
terest of pot guides and
the iatee hunters who are

tter serving

to spend a

ion “The Pythian Sisters
individual tea table

». Church waar oe
- Centennial Sunday

observed Centennial Sunday at’
a morning service, taken by Rev.
F.

The road sweeps over the
and descends HD end ab-

and Mrs. W
Mrs. J. Sherbiko, Mrs.

son and Urs! A Saunders. * serv- G

Castlegar United Church

a

good deal for access to our
game resources.

dent hunters Tm_sure I

t paid to guides
a tthe amount pad out of Saident

ur big

je “stresses non] rresi-
don't

only. constituted
atiot 18 total num-
it costs

to hire guides,
emonder what percentage

- Have you found
_ the answer to
accumulating
money—

‘won't provide: ‘any recreation:

Dear Si

"sunday afternoon over 250
people crowded’ the Castlegar
Arena to watch the hockey
game between Selkirk. College
and the Fernie’ Intermediates.
The seating capacity for approxl-
mately 14 people could not even
be used as there were people
standing in front of the seats.
Therefore, those who had man-
aged to get these seats had to

stand up.

‘The game, which was sched-
uled to start at 2 p.m., did not
start till after 230": "The Selkirk
College coach, the manager 8 and
others of Selkirk ‘ha help
clean and scrape the ake oO!
the ice before the game could
start...We. surely are pot en-
couraging our . spectat to
come to a game and wait for al.
most an hour before it is sched-
uled to start.

The visitors were thorough:
Jy disgusted with ‘th wait
and also with the Se nalt lon ‘of
the ice, the arena, etc, Further-

the visiting spectators
ail, Rossland and espec-
ially Fernie, were -not. allowed
to‘.use the arena’s reahiroon
facilities, It’s fine for the
they were able to sneak into 1 the
dressing rooms to.use the wash-
room facilities, but what are the
visiting-women supposed to do?
The upstairs facilities could also
have been opened up for wash-
Foon use for the overflow spec-

We ‘wonder why the alder-
men who looked in before the| en
game started left in such a hur-
ry. Were they ashamed of our
ice palace?

A Fernie fan remarked that
for a booming town like Cast-
legar, it sure doesn’t have much
of an arena to offer its people.

inks, Fernie.

‘We have tried for years to
get our elected re reeentatlves | sta
to provide

o Sea

:, The people

its

in: various sports will

thelr 5

oy Castlegar are being f forced to
go elsewhere to take their chil-
dren skating due to the poor
managemen ‘and: condition of | an:

‘a. Why then can’t they
algo do thelr shopping elsewhere
while waiting for their young-
sters to come from skating.

‘We have heard from good
authority that: Selkirk College
will not be using the arena any-
more because of the condition
of the ice.

There is no lack of support
from’ ‘parents.’ in’ organizing
sports such as hockey and base-
ball, just to mention a few, yet
as far as facilities are concerned,

forget that a little
money spent now will pay off} #
in our future citizens, namely
our young people, who by par-

be. better citizens tomorrow.
our ‘town finances are

ly money on recreational fac
ilitles, then it is about time that
a fleteict municipality was form-
ed, It would
provinclal government top!
vide Tecteattonal facilities Mion
the use of the district residents,

We need a proper arena
now and other recreational fac-
ilities now, not five or 10 years
from. now. What must the peo-
ple of Castlegar do.to make our
city fathers see that we need
a place for our children to spend

We talk of keeping our child-
ren off the streets. What better
ff the

Provide ade,
quate, Fecreational facilities for
em?

Nick. Stoochnoff,
Castlegar, B.C.

auch that the town cannot spend | ®

then’ be up to the on.

thelr time to the best advantage? j "4

Twin Rivers Students
Host Kinnaird Group

The library service club

of. club. of. Twin. Rivers. Schon!

played host to the brary club
f Kinnaird Elementary School
on Tuesday afternoon culmin-
ting observance of Young Can-
adee Book: Week,
Rho pro gram, which includ-
eda pr ‘ofitable exchange of ideas
library clubs, as well as ay
explanation of how the. br:
is operated as a multi-media
centre and the Jobs i dene by the

‘ary | use of school and

P
tae, Pug, Gena, Moby
As Young Canada’s Book
Week closes for this year, the
staff of the tw

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Nov. 24, 1968

~wearrork-o—tut-retectionno
-SAVAGE-SHOES-

tor children

Maddocks Shoe Store

0
schools hope the crowing inter.

est in reacing fs

ich Js
in children will be reflécted in
their continued and expanded
ublic Nbrar-
lives.

ies throughout

ul
by. the resident. of the Twin
Rivers Club, Lori Huston.

‘The refreshment committee

under the chairmanship of Julle
Livingstone, served cookies and
Temonade to the nearly 100 boys
girls present,
Judy Bogan and her commit-
tee looked: after the table de-|,
corations, put up on the displays
of posters, and arranged to have
many. club members attend in
costume as Characters from well-
known children’s books.

Keith -McGauley. and his
committee were in charge of
showing d- film-

“COFFEE BREAK” »

‘By LOIS HUGHES

Tell Lois: 365-5503
Box. 781, . Castlegar

If you havea wonieneas for

handmade articles: as Christmas

gifts you would have had the

Aiirie of your life over the week-
The district

had no less
tion three teas,
An observant
ly comes home
but I'am sure a
ideas.

erson not on-
ith arms ‘full,
head full of

Many, especially those

a young family, work very faa

at their Christmas preparations

for no one has ever argued the
statement “Christmas is for

for 4
adults, but ! they. seem -to thins

that if they cannot ‘make ‘ita
money-naking proposition,’ ney

facilities.

Our’ local m erchants are
erying that there dent enough
money spent in

always in our. world there

is the have and the have: not.

What I had in mind thou ab was |
sharing at

q sharing :of your-

self 12 months of thé year. The

appeal 2 for foster homes,
is nothing.to

gar, that
people are going out of to ‘town to

take lightly
but ne Jometiiag that should

not frighten you {if the thought! P'
has ever: passed your mind, en

one: ‘sense ivin, ‘over, its
very life and eo .

officer but a number of a moth.
er who has had first hand: ex.
perience with a foster. child in
her own- home,

Fnqnizies: ere in

If the cost ofl living is your
only concern you will find’ that

This will not be a welfare | -

the members of the
ape ei club.
Durin;

ear | munities

whole. Mr. Corbett also present-
eae Brizes and announeed house | Mrs.
its: awarded. for -the poster
Ponte ‘held at Twin. Rivers
ool in: conjunction. “with
uj Young: Canada’s: Book . Week.

and ‘Willle Kalesnikoff. Winners | Cas

it
% onrehenia a Cemetery with the
Funeral | in care

Funeral Services
To Be Meld Today
For Qolischenian

Funeral services will be held
today from Ootischenia Hall at
2 P: m. for. George | Gevatkott 12,
who died Nov. the. Trail:
‘Tadanac Hosnital:
Mr. Gevatkoff was born in
Russia in 1894 coming to Can-

SHSS

Fashion Flair
—SHOW—
SHSS ACTIVITY ROOM

Thursday, December Ist, 1966.
at 8.00 p.m.

WOMEN’S AND MEN’S FASHIONS
ym
The Bay Karnie’s
‘David Cooper's
Proceeds to Retarded Children’

ada at the age of five setting

in Saskatchewan,

In 1912 he moved to: Cham-

pion Creek, B.C, and’ then to

Ootischenta.

Mr, Gevatkoff was a mem-

ber of the Union Spiritual Com-
of Christ.

He is ‘survived by his .wife
Anna at Ootischeniay one: son
Kay. at home;: two dau; ughters,
Nick Nellie) Sapricken of
Blewett :an id Mrs. Lorne’ (Tina)
Konkin of. Fruitvale, Also sur-
viving are 10 grandchildren and
grandchildren,

3 erent

He ‘was | pred

‘son Paul in. apeyecomsed by a
Interment will be at the

from’ ‘Sade. six were: Bob Raft-

SOROPTIMISTS
Annual Ball

“Western Round up”
: CASTLEGAR ARENA |
Saturday, November 26, 1966 at 9.00 p.m.
: REFRESHMENTS = -
$5.00 Couple

Annual Doll Raffle will take place at the ball.

Tickets may be obtained at Anderson Agencies, Karnie’s
Ladies vies, Helen's Flower perl dh tel dire
ist, mem!

saan ea

a LOWER PRICES

‘Winns _

needs are’ adequately

is the human factor

lughes. ,
Mrs, Lanzarotta’s theme was
What does Held Centennial | year Hi
an to me.’ Mr. Hughes spo!
oF Canada's early:

» it
that is 50 fearly needed.
... While’ the subject is chil-
any of : you-.looked
k Kin

one that guarantees results?

Call:
The Mutual Life of Canada.

hill, an
tly at the side of Mickey | in, rallace,
Kalmakoff's home in Genelle.” |} 3, 3. g Mrs. ee re R. Campbell
The pavement resumes ne and Mrs, J. Jones, Kitchen.
other nde of the Kalmakoff Sey: Gemmill at the

e
MEXICO.- HAWAIIAN
AND EUROPEAN TOURS
0 ARRANGED -

e
cast LEGAR ‘AGENT FOR
i, THE WESTERN HOTEL
CHAIN —

For several months, prt
tions went on in an effort to ar-
rive at a satisfactory price for
moving the house out of the way

They were Lo
Dianne Plotnikoff, Valerie Hes-

orth Centennial

. e

0 Lord to Thee We Raise.” Mrs.
M. Peachey was organist. >

background. ° | Tr
eae rrr t
th all joining | 1

Representative: Cc. A; Anderson, Castlegar, B.C.

After being d from.
the road, the house will be sold,
probably by auction, Mr. Martin |.

“Work on the highway

the hotise moved,” Mr.

said.
Finan

WEST’S

DEPT. STORE

koff were
aied

fore we can

resume “as s00n a5 we can ay get

cial. arrangements be-

1 department
treet the n the Prov ee ep: not dis

't be too long be-
“Tt shouldn’ ulain's be kde Aa

peen mention- | ve:
g\ tion. No date has pepmaded.

Christmas Seal. Chairman. Ed Herman
Urges Support to Top Last Year's $2,800

list for the) that while.

0,000, th

tely $3
‘4 eam oon aed for

ard reporte
the

f the Rotary
charge of: the seal dispatch.

“LEGION MEMBERS

of this
dropback Mr. Herman is urging | P
fhote persous in the Castlegar |}
School District No. 9 and Na-
kusp ‘area not on the
list to write him for the:si

Kiddie’s Christmas Party
LEGION HALL - SAT. DEC. 17-2 pm.
Children 3 to 10 Years Inclusive

Phoi One of Following Members Before Dec. 4

J. LECKIE  . WADEY 7C. PEPPER
365-8389 | 365-7193 aeesass ye

da half persons
ery four an pa

¢
tet only one out of
every 6.5. persons are regular
receivers ous anes fetter: geals. || were
sent to ioeal an Ma etake resi;
dents. iniB. .C. 400,000 cards are

stale umbians have

| TB skin test
winclay one out’ of oy: the mobile ¢ clinies

ee ee cay on Pi
during : the | p:
past six years

5 given a detailed on cal peor!
examitation 0 oF referred t to ele

9 carpal ob; ect- The . program, -
is: Roped tat sponsored by the Christmas Seal
will realize aj Society and the B.C.; yee de-

tubercu-

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very woman.
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dults.”. *

ung children and a

sig
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charge through CUNA Mutual; the credit union

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CASTLEGAR CREDIT UNION

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ds of the K

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‘Sat. Nov. 26

LEGION
HALL
8 p.m.

A. TB-Christ
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Carl's Christmas
Shopping Guide

It was our intention to talk about toys this week,
and we shall, but several Jate arrivals are worthy of
comment. And so—late arrivals:

New from-Toronto and a Carl's exclusive is an
assortment of Christmas Table Centres in the medium’
Srice range. ‘The arrangements feature clusters of
colorful “fruits and nuts, holly leaves ‘and ‘candles
touched with a-breath of frost. We haven't a lot ‘of
stock, but we do have a good selection at the. moment.

Also new. this week are Congress:Playing Cards
featuring the B.C. Centennial on the lid ofthe plastic
box. At $3.75 they are regular price for a double:
deck and are good value.

Our Kootenay Ceramic ‘stock is in good ane
And. remember. that Eva and:Lee will be happy. to
customize your order for you, but: this does take
time so act now...

Next to our Czechoslovakian Crystal is the Pin-
wheel. Design in brown and gold. ‘Available |in:com-
ports, vases, drinking sets and decanter’ sets, this
colorful: addition to our crystal’is -very suitable. for
modern decor: ‘and is very reasonably priced.

Now for. Toys. ;

-» No‘single’area of ‘selling changes’ as fast as.the
toy. business’ .and: yet ‘the childrén .are’able to. keep |
“pace with the trends. They are’ talking about’ dolls
‘like ‘Baby. : Magic, ‘Drowsy. and: Mattel’s ‘Baby- First -
Step, ‘Troll’ Houses ‘at $3.98 and ‘Troll Dolls, ‘Teeny
“and. Tiny ‘Tears. They are all in stock.at this ‘writing,
although stocks on some will be gone shortly.

= For’ boys: this is‘a good ‘year.- Mattel’s:: Thing
Maker, Creepy..Crawlers and Creeple. People have
attracted the 7-12 year olds. Carl’s two big trucks—;
the Johnny Express and Loff Boy 6—for the younger
set are both motorized although for our money, ‘the’
Tuff Boy 6 at) $15.97. is. better-value: “

. Science ‘Toys continue’ to attract both sexes and
Carl's hag chemistry sets and Remco Science Kits
in stock now. . °°

Lastly, Carl’s has repeated last year’s favorite—
the” Eldon Road ‘Race Sets—specially priced from.
$19.95 to $31. 95. Once again we meet and beat cata-
logue pricing.

Come on in ‘and look around. ‘$1 will hold any
item. until Dec! 15 at Carl's.

CARL’S DRUGS

» Castleaird Plaza Phone 365-5271

a

a great ni

We have other. Kindergar.
tens: but ‘in, the» :past ‘many
mothers found: themselves with
hil g list ‘often.

cl
wit
any:
repo!

Rinetgarton still had an n+
ie for/one more child. . ee

when eaten taking turns a
ing assistance with manual tasks
helping: little ‘hands. andthe
handling ‘of; clothing. on ‘arrival
and departure. Turns generally
come Bue once a month. :
garten Society that gives ts sup-
mn Society that gives tts su;
port ‘to ‘this: project, with Tan,
members; not’ even having .en-
rolled children |but enthusiasm
for “the ‘project and“: wonders
can be done with enthusiasm.
the talk around about,’
some enthusiasm: could be used
by. those responsible to the local
arena. I am not talking ot the
many individuals - who’ give . of
their time organizing and handl.‘
ing .the ‘young’ enthusiasts ‘of
hockey. . The’ conditions:, they.
work qunaer, -leave, much ‘to be

ean is the arena itself. Even’

te ‘yo! throwing b
quets, ‘fresh’ cut ‘ones’ that a
here is a solution to Keop them
alive as long: as
i) Flower. preserver: Oi tea.
spoon-bleach, % teaspoon alum

and: 2 teaspoons of sugar 7
solved in one quarter of water.

Photocopving
Letters — Birth Certificates
"Important Papers 4
Clippings
Copies:of Book Pages
Black-on-White Process
Reasonable Rates

Castlegar Nows

7

Wit 0- Pak Chocolates 3 pkgs. $1. 60

othic

lasses=: ant
Feshioned .

; |) WHITE COFFEE MUGS, 2 for .

Pork Lunch Meat

“79

‘LIL ABNER 48-0Z.

‘DRINKS
2 for

Tomato Juice

2. for .

TOPS «

DOG FOOD
2 tins

-. CHELSEA cuT GREEN 15-OZ.

BEANS
2 tins

BALLET
Table Napkins
2 pkgs... .

_ FLORIDA PINK

GRAPEFRUIT

(3F for.

GEMS - CELLO

POTATOES

RED LABEL BEEF

Sirloin Steak, Ib.
T-Bone Steak, Ib.
Rump Roast, Ib. ......

89
95.

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