BLACKSMITH’S SHOP is esis one of a

number of themes followed

tions of the Castlegar Museum located in the

basement of the Centennial

themes include: Indians, early mining, World
Wars I and Il, steam boating, pioneer life,

in various sec-

quest for special tours by school chil
Library. Other ia this plea
are two hard workers at the museum, Mik

museum hope to have it open to the public
by July, although it is presently open on re-

other organizations. Shown in this picture

Achieve

A wide variety of awards
were presented last Friday |e:
at to students for a
great number and type of
achievements during the
{school year. This was their
day to be awarded for their,
constant hard work, diligence
and enthus!
Honor ‘Awards
SHSS Honor Roll Certi-
Heats were presented by Mr.
Bissell; district superin-
tendent of schools.

Students Acknowledged

ments of SHSS

Prize for proficiency”

Best Actress Marion McGaul-|

"Special Award: Ron Kon-
kin and Lorne Ki makin. Kon:
Subject Awards

Batiuk to us Dunn,
Go
On vernment

in
french, presented by Miss C.

t

we ttock @ full selection of ©

SAVAGE SHOES

for children

Robson Women’s In-

stitute resented Economics
wal resented b:

Salekin to Isobel Resa,

nch

sian, ‘presented by
Samoyloff to Monica Ko!
birt Lebedoft.

Me's
Konkin,

0!
D. Creative Writing Award
by Mis

Award sins Bro’

#|Senior Scholarship, awards
from Mr. Bissell were Robert,
Wadey, Derek. Wolney, Paul-
ine ower Alvina Koch, Rick
Paulson and Eileen Marcellus.
Junior Scholarship: awards
also presented by Mr. Bissell,
were given to Elizabeth Kelly,
winds jfuston, Diana Pouctt
and Vicky Ogloff.

Leadership ‘Awards, pre-
sented by J. Crawford to Su-
san Allingham, Ron Jackson,
Bill Walker, Margaret Mc-|
Gauley, Elizabeth Thor-Lar-
aq|Sen and Lanny Vanderpol.
Citizenship Awards, pre-|
|sented by Miss B. Kavie. to
Shirley Verigin, Marion Mc-,

left, a hard.

effects of
cellaneous section. Those in

and a mis-
charge of the

committee member, and Harold Webber,

museum chairman. — Castlegar News Photo| 52

Gauley, Luisa Raponi, Nancy
Fowler, Lorne Hartson and
Barbara Henne.

British Columbia Centennial ‘71

- Committee

Seeks Local Support

in the?

eve t
are being k-

of areas that |Ce

ed to start thinking Cen.
tennial "
" itish Cc

‘ion is sought in set-

Branch,

Athketic Awards
Athletic awards present-
ed by Miss Weatherhead, Mr.
Dyck and Mr. Bilesky.
A. Block Awards; Soceer| G
John McCutcheon. Grasshock-
ey Eris: Clarke. Volleyball | Ge
Marlee Mc-

Special Award

glee Contest, by Mr.

D. Rogers

Shorthand

Annual Award, Kathy

Selkirk ‘Colleges

ENTRANCE TESTS
heduled for the foll ing dates:
Saturday, June 14, 9.00 am.
Saturday, June 14, 1.30 p.m.
Wednesday, June 18, 6.30 p.m.
Saturday, June 21, 9.00 a.m.
Saturday, June 21, 1.30 p.m.
ROOM M14 SELKIRK COLLEGE

All entering freshmen are required

Are

tests. For more information cal Student

vices, 365-7292. _ 2:

37

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 19, 1969

GLENMERRY USED FURNITURE

3194 Highway Drive in the Millar and Brown
Building, Trail. Phone 364-1822

WE BUY AND SELL USED FURNITURE

“COFFEE BREAK”
By LOIS HUGHES
Box 731, Castlegar
Teil Lois: 365-5503

B\time goes by the asscts we
accumulate,

Fy

pocket money as pay day 3s

supject,
you have

Tamily
soundea
80

Little do we realize as;.ow | paragraphs on
puukkeeping that
uke preuy food advice,
hare hey ‘are:

Goud practice ln family

vovkkeeping can mean ire- g GAs
mendous savings in money,
THIS WEEKEND
—<—<—$=$$—

ume and emouunal upsel -=
even pame i vase vs cinerg-

All Garden Hoses

And Sprinklers

Open Weekdays 1 p.m. - 5.30 p.m.
Open Fridays 1 p.m. - 9 p.m.
Olten a person finds hin

elf treading very casy on his

|still a few days off. slave you
wondered what ic would
dike lo turn thal pocsxce
ok inly the born ot plen-! neces,
¢ : Many families just don't
bother ubswe important re-
vorus ad papers. sd eotunae
ed 3U0,UU0 fe Insurance puh-
cies are lost annually, aust
can be replaced in oV days. }

‘ake a second look
nd count your blessings.

we are on a mater
mage a list of what

to take thesd;

Stroes to Gal

and Barbara Henne. .
E. John: Philip Sousa

Music Award, presented by
fics, G. Fowler to Vicki Obed-
oF 7

f|Sented by Mrs.

of Coll leen Hill.

G. IODE Junior Scholar-
honors. Mr.

Gemmill took, his high | School poo

John
Track Bert Gill-

ting up local centennial com-
mittees so that each citizen

“of
elect embers £51 for the local,

nang

in C
now cnnbloyed by BC. Hydro are Rotary Industrial Ed-

The”
Centennial '71 committee has
written all municipalities and
non-municipal areas seeking
local support for celebrations
marking the 100th birthday
of British ¢ ntry

has the to parti-
cipate in the 1971 celebra, electoral area.
"The local committees may | h

be organized as follows: in October 30, 1969.

municipalities, the Mayor is
for ig the

into q Canadian Cc
J. Wallace, general
chairman of the provincial

local
icipal areas, a oabte meeting

committee explains in a let-
.ter to mayors and to the dir-

will be called by the director
of the electoral area and the
of the

and the province,” Mr. Wal.

regio! lace states in the letter cir-

culatea to 137 amayors and

the
ity or communities within the

L committees should
organized not later than

of the local
be| Mr.

will
called upon to do an import-
ant job for the community,

John
Mary Gretchen.

‘Horcoff,

orial Trophy for Basketball,
Ron Konkin.
K. Sharples Trop! for
Girls Berkel ball, presnited by
Sharples to Sophie
Matortoft
Athletic Leadership Award)
“|went to Bill Walker.

Outstanding Athletes of
the year. Juniors Harry x a

KNIGHTS OF

BIN

ST. RITA’S HALL
ON FRONT STREET

TONIGHT

areas “Our main Spjective at
the present time is the or-
ganization’ of local centennial

When this por-|
tion -o eae the organization is

COLUMBUS

netsoff, Barbara

Seniors Andy yarigin, Poly
‘owler,
Castlegar Savings Credit

of com-

munication to all local com-
mittees will be established

bye plan a successful 1971 Cen-|
tenary.”

GO

“We are also most an-
Hous at this time,” continued
Wallace, “To invite you
oy ‘encourage your local cen-
tennial committee to begin to
think imaginatively as to the
kind of events and program-|re!

ing they might

by Mr.
Lamarche to Robert Konkin
and Ron Konkin. _
B.C..Field Hockey Asso-
ciation presentation, i present.
ed by Mr. ac: Munns to Lorn:

B. Inter School Awards.
Jr. Girls

Gordon Anderson Mem-| .

torpedo boat for
there'll have to ‘be some
changes made to your boat

sree vacationers to the need i
Union Athletic Award for|f

check the trailer’:
tions to availa. gverioading,

e sure

motors and camping eae oe
plan to carry’ when determin-
ing the anticipated load.

in ucation Awards, presented
by Mr. A. Selbie.

; Automotive and: Mechan-

iss to John Mills and Ron

Changing Boats?

Pythian Sisters’ Girl
Guide. Cithenship Award, pre-|
3. W. Nixon to

lorlick,
: Drafting, Paul
kin.

Special lustrial Edu-
cation ‘Award, Nick Shkurat-

-L_SHSS Library Awards,
fates by ‘Mrs. J. Chart-
ers to Barbara Henne, Edna
Fuller, and Laurie Davidson.

|. .SHSS S| Services
Awards presented by Mr. W.
Jacobson to Sam Cheveldave,

Check Your Tires
On that Trailer

If you've traded in your
a cruiser,

Te Canada Safety Coun-

If wa cat a bigger boat,
ler’s specifica-

ary
Student's Parliament ‘Rep

Fowler Jr. Boys Soccer

CY | air

If this load calls for tire | of the Year Aw: resented
higher than the|by ‘Keith Sindair’ to" sone

Law,
ce Kinakin, Sr. Girls Vol-
Ieyball Marlee Trischuk. S:

Trophy |?

phy fell. Fowler.
rook Trojan Basket

all eieanment Sr.

l-Star Team acrid

You and your family will enjoy the
refreshing comfort of Electric Air
Conditioning in your home. Call at
your favourite Electric Appliance
Store and choose Air Conditioning
to assure you more enjoyable

Hous
John Dalton Memorial Award,
tain Ron Jackson.
Bei Sinclear.

Gacn Antign:

Mary.
r. Boys All-Star Team Billy
Walker, John Horcoff. Most
yaluabie Player Ron Konkin.
Award. Gary Gattrell,

Curling Award Runner

epecicleattons for. the tires,
either luce the load
Boys Bill Walker. | change the tires. o

akin.
Mike - Dalton Curling] to P'

Mary: convenient break-iowns on
Pavlis, Alvina Koéh, Barbara| the
Sharples. cil say:

in the} McCt

FOR THAT DECORATOR LOOK

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REUPHOLSTER

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REPAIRS

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CASTLEGAR
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| 423

"d 7b ‘attr : i
SHSS Concert Band Played at the Recent Opening of the Rota Villa in C:

@ your home and ii you have

becn married even Lor just ai cy

few years you will tinu that
list can be quite a sizeable

__ televisions,

virielies.@ are now a common
object! in our homes while a
generation ag radio was
the prize object or even a

if you were
lucky.

Even the children can
produce watches, bikes and
transistors among their pos-
sessions.

The switch can be either
a higher I load range or to
larger size tire.

Pickup campers and tra-

trailers

jus and in-
, the re safety coun-

er n Blocks
hade...

bead cool comfort in out-
door living is yours with a wall
of Evco Solar Screen block.
7 different “Spanish - Lace”

ed to Sagittarians ‘Captain
Ron Jackson.
e Aggregate Award,
presented to Sagittarians Cap-
Colour Parade, Scorpions

Bowling Award to
ani; Pam Mac-

from to add
Permanent beauty and value
toyourhome. Itcosts less tat
|, you thin!

You can count
the world’s truly great beers
on the fingers of one hand.
~and one of them
comes from Canada.

B.C. Tel Bosses to Man Phones

The B.C. Telephone Co. sonnel have been put on duty |of _ Telephone Workers of
said Tuesday it will not tol- in areas hit by spot strikes, B.C.
erate rotation strikes by its said B.C. Tel., they will re-
employees. main there until the dispute

Once management per- B ‘settled with the Federation

“the federation’s 6,000
members are now voting by
mailed ballot whether to
strike and the result should
be known by Saturday. Al-
though it has made no offic-
ial announcements, the fed-
eration has decided on rota-
tion strikes in which one sec-
tion of the company would
be struck at a time. This sys-
tem was used by Ontario and
Quebec hydro workers.

The company says it will
maintain service to the pub-
lic whether the strike is gen-
eral or on a rotation basis.

COME & DANCE

ON THE LONGEST DAY OF THE YEAR
ROBSON TENNIS COURT
JUNE 21) 9 P.M.- 1 AM.

ADMISSION: $1 EACH REFRESHMENTS

Sponsored by Robson Recreation Society

ments, doctors, hospitals and
others.
“When management peo-
ple are put to work to iain-
tain service in a strike situa-
tion, there may be no work
for employees who have been
on strike. Certainly we must

on these essential jobs -until
a settlement is reached —
and we will — to assure that
service is maintained.

The company has accept-
ed conciliation board reports
recommending pay rate in-
creases of 17 to 24.8 per cent
for the 6,000 workers involv-
ed. The federation members
rejected the recommendations
by an average of 84 per cent.

Gordon MacFarlane said tues
day: “We are

deploy management pat

assure that long-dis!

oes tad local ‘services ar
Once we have as-
signed management people to
any given area of the com-
pany's i to meet
circumstances created by a
work stoppage, those manage-
ment people will remain on
the job until ‘contract -settle-
ment. is reaghed. We cannot

RAFFLE TO BE DRAWN

SELKIRK COLLEGE
» offers et
one week course in

* COMPUTER PROGRAMMING

the public interest.
“Each part. of the dele

do otherwise and still protect | Tuesday

Bennelt Years
On Hourglass
For Three Nighis

“The | Bennett Years"
will be shgwn in a three-part
program én CBC-TV_.in,, this
area tomorrow, Monday, and
‘on. the © program
“Hourglass”.
Compiled | and aiected

phone: system
ed with pie of the other
parts: and .a work: stoppage
in any given part of the syst-
em could have serious results

From July 7to hy, 1969 throughout the system so far
as the public interest is con-

The computer language is Fortran 1V

Classes in the morning from 9:00 to 12:00 cotned,

__Classes in, afternoon from 1:00 to 3:00
APPLICATION FORMS are available at Selkirk

. College
Fee is $25.00, payable to Selkirk College
and Text Book @ $5.45

For further information write or call the Depart-

- ment.of Continuing Education, telephone

. 365-7292.

for
SCHOOL TEACHERS

must protect the
public interest and thus can-
not risk ‘tolerating rotation
strikes which hit at only one
or two parts of the system
at a time.

Such circumstances car-
ry with them dangers to the
public since they could create
situations in which members
of the public would have no
access to emergency services
such as police, fire depart-

Stay home
and go places
in Beautiful

ee eps s Happy Note
tall, the programs — feature
news footage and interviews
concerning the Hon. W, A. C.
Bennett and his.years as Pre-
mier of B.C.
This takes in the period
between 1952, when social
wedit formed the government
of B.C. and to the end of
1968 only, with many of the
wents and issues being cov-
ared.

Happy Nuttall interviews
‘he premier in his office at
Victoria as well as interview-
ng Robert Strachan, Arthur
Laing, Ray Perrault and Dean
|. tinlayson, all of whom were
nembers of the opposition
parties during the period cov-
ered in the programs.

Car Drops 15 Feet
But Woman Okay

A 20-year-old Robson woman
received no injuries last
Thursday morning. when the
vehicle she was driving drop-
ped off a 15-foot bank.
Patricia Lynn —Jmaeff
was traveling east on the Rob-
son road. When making a left
curve just below Columbia
Heights: she lost control of
the vehicle dropping over
the bank.
The vehicle sustained ap-

keep the management people|'

Maybe we are a little
broke efore payday, but the
horn of plenty can’t be too
far behind in the backyard.
How do. we

but sometimes loss or inabili- i
tw find documents causes
extreme hardships.
Expense _ records
have to be claborate to pro-
vide one of the best tools
there is for getting the most
out of your income.
Classify your money.
needs and wants with simple
words you can quickly recog: |

don't

20 Pct. Off

OGLOW

BROS. BUILDING & SUPPLY CO. LTD.
PHONE 365-7202

nize in glancing through your
check register or other ¢x-

pense records and use them

la jot down what you spend.

Lifetime spending habits
don’t change easily, but know-
ing what you buy over a per-
iod of time in major expense
categories can be a big help
when you need or want io
adjust your spenaing. to make

these assets? Many are un-
scheduled purchases which as
time goes by unravel them-
selves from time payments or
other methods of juggling the
budget.

Recently I came across a

way for

You, your spouse and a
trusted friend or lawyer
should all .know, subject to
instant recall, where your im-
portant family papers are
lite. They ean be classified
real

Pythian Sisters
Enjoy Poi Luck

Supper on Lawn

Last Thursday evening
the Pythian Sisters of Koot-
enay ‘Temple No. 37 held a
pot luck supper on the lawn
of Mrs. Jean Jones. -
This was much enjoyed
by Mrs. O. Lightle, Mrs. QO.
‘ilson, Mrs. J. Sherbikco, ite,
Guana Bingham, | Mrs.
Moffatt, Mrs. J. © Gemmill,
Mrs. S.. Dewis, Mrs. D. Camp-
bell, ‘Mrs. W. Nixon and Mrs.
M. Marshall.
After a most delicious

business meeting.
At the close of* business,
Mrs. M. B. Courville of hale

R.|formation someone else would

supper, the members adjourn-
@d to the Twin Rivers’ Hall
where. they ‘conducted their

estate, financial, ete.
The personal file might
include marriage,. birth and
death certificates, health re
cords, social ‘security num
bers, education ‘and armed
forces records, information
on family burial plots, and a
complete list of all your im-
portant documents — a copy
of which is filed in another
safe place with statements on
their location.

Your readily available
records ‘should include a
“crisis book” with all the in-

need to handle a family. cris-

is in case you should become
incapacitated.
How does this affect the
original subject of accumula-
tion?
First - it ‘contains some
sound advice and secondly a
well-managed budget leads to
less pitfalls. and more ‘leeway
to do just onal raul, more

son joined the
demonstrated a line of eos:

NOTICE

HEARINGS OF THE BRITISH COLUMBIA
LIQUOR INQUIRY COMMISSION

(Public Inquiries Act, R.S.B.C. 1960, Chapter 325)
TAKE NOTICE that the Commission is prepared to hold
hearings in central and northern British Colmnhis:
provided briefs are received by the Secretary, 777
Douglas Street, Victoria, B.C., on or before June
30, 1969.

(1) PENTICTON, B.C., TUESDAY 15th JULY, 1969,
10:30 a.m. at the COURT HOUSE;

NELSON, B.C., THURSDAY 17th JULY, 1969, at
10:30 a.m. at the COURT HOUSE;

TRAIL, B.C., FRIDAY 18th JULY, 1969, at 10:30
a.m, at the CITY HALL;

‘CRANBROOK, B.C. MONDAY 21st JULY, 196%; at
10:30 a.m. at the COURT HOUSE;

KAMLOOPS, B.C., WEDNESDAY 23rd JULY, 1943,
at 10:30 a.m. at the COURT. HOUSE;

PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. FRIDAY 25th JULY, 1968,
at 10:30 a.m. at the COURT HOUSE;

“DAWSON CREEK, B.C. MONDAY 28th JULY, 1963,
‘at 10:30 a.m. at the CITY HALL;

PRINCE RUPERT, B.C., THURSDAY 3Ist JULY,
1969, at 10:30 am. at the COURT HOUSE.
FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that if briefs are mt im
‘the hands of the Secretary on or before June 30;. ee
~ NO hearings will be held at the respective centres
mentioned. “

A. KALICHACK, _
Secretary.

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6)

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metics.

the side benefit, hs peace of
mind. }

This one. It will run heraround anywhere

Give your wife
the runaround

One more thing: the runaround will keep breakit. Sowe figure your wife can't either. ~

alister, Sheryl Walker, Tom
Tarasoff, Ron Par!
ISS | Dears ” Awards,
presented T by i liss D. Rogers.
Best: ‘Actor Keith Sinclair,

tunning. We hada professional car-breaker. But if you ever need parts, there are 160
work it over and he couldn’t make it quit. Datsun dealers from coast to coast,

He did things to that chic little car that by a million dollars worth. So give your
shouldn't beallowed, yet he couldn’t wife the runaround. She'll love you for it.

. her heart desires. And run you around
$1845, Which is a small price to pay. _
While you're figuring, here are some other
numbers. 35 to 40 miles per gallon, 62 hp,
and 80 m.p.h. They add up to quitea car.

In its price the Datsun 1000 carves ail the

summer time living. proximately $2,100. damage.
No

charges. were laid.

WENGE
WEN
WN:

ritish Columbia

For exciting holiday variety, your
home province has it all. From big
city fun in Vancouver to relaxing
ranch life in the Cariboo. From
historic sites like Fort Steele to
natural wonders like the Fraser
Canyon. From warm, sandy beaches
to magnificent mountain reaches.
Name your favorite kind of holiday
country - chances are you'll find

it right in your own back yard.

-“B.Cee-ing is Believing”

GOVERNMENT OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
DEPARTMENT OF TRAVEL INDUSTRY
Hon, W. K. Kiernan, Minister

R. B. Worley, Deputy Minister

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