2 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Oct. 16, 1969 RECREATION COLUMN By Buck Pacholzuk All Communities Need Recreation Person Looking For a Used Gar KRC Community Chest CASTLE THEATRE 23% It is difficult to imagine ,workshops and a_ gencral a community without some'meeting place, was usually kind of parks, community|the first community facility centre, swimming pool, arena| developed. or some other type of recrea- Could it be that our fore- tion facility and some form] fathers had greater appre-| of recreation program. ciation for recreation sand grams and facilities. The following night school courses began this ‘ONE DRIVE ONE GIFT! week; Monday — jogging. juesday — Math 11-12, Lad- ics’ pFit in| Thrums, Men's Keep-Fit, Fly Weal It is difficult to. i i even the smallest of com-}we have? munities where an area has If not, why do so many not been mmunity lead- suits, fo recreative _ pur-| erg give such ofow priority to R nesda: ASSIST OVER 30 WORTHY DISTRICT, In pioneering days a com-|ity recreation soneor tunities: Sewing. "This coming Monday, the an munity centre, which would|Or why in mat be used as a place for com-|articles and aiier publica. the Goramios courses will AND NATIONAL munity recreation, tions is to as being a non-essential public function, Where practically every “PETTITT PHOTOS factor on our social horizon. A minimum of 12 per- sons is neessary in order to hold a course. If you are in- terested, be sure to register immedi: ately. ORGANIZATIONS points to for recreational Sorta ties, why is such low status given to the development of recreation opportunities? It would seem that in order to be consistent with the social facts as we know them, community business, industrial and labour leaders should be promoting the de-| Come In And Make Your Appointment Now | PETTITT PHOTOS SOLOHd LLIL13d SPECIALS FOR BLITZ ALL fi Ww Castlegar Socials Mrs. H. Johnson Ph. 365-8294 Mrs. J. Scott of Robson,| who has spent several weeks ia Vancouver receiving medi- velopment of well CHRISTMAS community recreation. pro- Portraits And FREEWAY DRIVING Christmas Cards Freeway driving is con- venient and safer handled roperly, says the ut: ambi ile ‘Association. Know in advance the entrances and exits you will use. A quick turn or stop at high speed invites a mishap. Stay alert and “Bring 'em Back Alive!” in Natural Color PETTITT PHOTOS SOLOHd LLILL3d PETTITT PHOTOS home Thursday. LOCAL,_PROVINCIAL - OCTOBER United Appeal Drive Mr. and Mrs. W. Wright of Balfour were Tuesday visitors at the home of the latter's cousin, Mrs. H. Johnson. Irs. S, Dewis of Robson, grand chief of British Colum- bia’s Pythian Sisters, made her official visits during the past week to Trail, Salmo and Castlegar temples. Robson Women's In- Traveling Bake Sale Held by Robson WI It was also decided by stitute’ ‘held its regular mon-|the members that the time of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. How- i of Nakusp Seats the holi- day. weekend visiting their LINOS — SASH AND DOOR ALL TYPES OF LUMBER ELK CEMENT — PLYWOOD Storm and Screen Windows Made to Order All Sizes of Glass Cut to Order and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. David Stewart of Robson. Mrs. G. Shepherd, who was a patient in the Koot. enay Lake Hospital for 10 days, returned to her home thly meeting at the home of starting the meetings be Mrs. J. Marshall. changed from 2,30 p.m. to It was reported that the}o‘p m, recent travelling bake sale The afternoon's booster had: been successful. Mrs. W.| prize was won by Mrs. A. Waldie passed around a sam-| Jenner and the oil painting -| ple of a year’s program book-|,5 won by Mrs. H. Johnson. let and some very old pictur-| Hostesses Mrs. Waldie and Very Suspicious “The man ooking for a used car to buy is one of the world’s most suspecious per- "rhs attitude, the B.C. Automobile Association | sug- gests, has been fostered by tales of woe from. friends who at some time or th: : Thurs., Fri, Oct. 16-17 “GUNS OF THE MAGNIFICENT 7” Sat., Mat. 2 p.m. — Sat., Mon., Tues., Oct. 18-21 “DEVIL'S BRIGADE” color Drama 7 & 9.20 .William Holden — Cliff Robertson — Vince Edwards er have been to. buying a “lemon.” ote: friends, satisfied with past car buys, appear to seldom talk-about their experiences. Also, the prospective buy- er may~ have been exposed to :news stories about used var rackets, or portrayals on television Shows of a shady ‘Smiun’ Van, the used auto ‘man. ‘The used car business is a broad field, and there are bound to. be ‘some shysters in it — just as there are in other businesses. So, the first rule of the thumb in buying a used car is to pick a re- Table’ dealer. If you see what appears to be a Food, clean automo- bile, don’t be too SENIOR BADMINTON Every Thursday Evening 8toll pm — Starting October 16th SHSS GYMNASIUM Come on Everybody Beginners are Welcome about the mileage on the odometer. The way a ear has been driven and maintained is often far more mportant than the number) of miles it has been driven. Once you’ve decided on a vehicle you might like to buy, give it :a test and a checkup before you sign on the dotted line. Make the See if you can’t keep it over- night for more intensive road A Ask the dealer for the name and address of the car’s former ‘owner, and SUNSET DRIVE IN — 8 p.m. — CASTLEGAR ‘THURS. - Dustin Hoffman “THE GRADUATE” (Restricted): J BfCaurence Harvey Daliah “SPY With A COLD NOSE” = OUTDOOR MOVIE FRI. - SAT. Oct. 16-17 - 18 Anne Bancroft Thursday after having ey€/children’s garden contest. es that had been taken of the/Mrs. Johnson served refresh- check with the ex-owner for’ information. ARON, TUES ee Oct. 20-21 surgery. Several years ago the WI held Mr. and Mrs. C. Kerr and ‘a garden contest for the paughter, pe Nogusp oe children of Robson and at the ithe their many relations. {close of the season a judging net e Lou iy Duncan of/°f the vegetables and flow- Trail i an overnight guest /@tS Was held in the Hobson of Mrs. ps onason Auesday. Hall’ satis pees awarded to Nes. left eetce ‘ar se plane on Mrs. Waldie also reported July 4 use by return-| Visiting at the WI Park, hich ed home Oct. 3. She report-|is in good condition, and the Elke Sommer “THE CORRUPT. ONES” “ONE “MILLION B.C.” WED. - THURS. Oct. 22-23 RUSSIAN PICTURE CESTOR we stock o full salection of ans | SAVAGE SHOES ; for-thildren————— ed a wonderful summer visit- Rover Crew have built a den around the oom y|clean. The members thoug! ont ti tel it. would be a good place to ies and really enjoying|hold'a WI picnic next year The beautiful countryside. as there is water available Members of Minto caer on he Lie ee ve tern lembers ~ heated ei t aie -|for next year the WI should ing with many relatives | injat the park and are keeping fexham Ni the THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL A-T-T-E-N-T-1-O-N HUNTERS. BUTCHER SAWS Regular $6.95 KOOTENAY. BUILDING SUPPLIES “We Take Better Care of Your Building Needs* 636. Columbia Avenue — Phone 365-5155 he al and friendship night of have Colville “chapter, _Colville,; Washington, on Thursday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stier, Sp aarti Johnston, ‘oodrow an 5! Le Dunes Vancouver receiving medical Mrs, M. Wallace is a stenton patient ‘nt the Kootenay Lake Fornelli and Mrs. Hospital, is Johnsea were appointed Mrs. \ e home last weekend after vis-| for 1970 officers. iting in Nelson for a few There was a discussion Gay regarding new Canadian ;cit- Sar, nd Mrs, J. Heslop ; of ita’ are spending a few| ‘zens. It was decided to try days visiting in Kelowna. Canadians are asked ho was visiting with her | "ew 4 sominlaw and daughter Mr Was thought that these, ques and Mrs, H. Craft TTL behets j Here’s a gift pack that will be jong after the Christmas season: a year's peice bet to Beautiful British Columbia magazine plus a full-color 1970 calendar-diary. You can give both for just $2 - the regular price of the magazine subscription alone. We announce your gift with a greeting signed in your name and the current Winter ‘issue of Beautiful British Columbia. The 1970 Spring, Summer and Fall issues will be mailed as published. This offer applies only to new and renewal sub- scriptions for $2 and with the Winter, 1969 issue. Subscriptions Taken At CASTLEGAR NEWS Sorry, No Telephone Orders Coquitlam, home on should be able to arigwers Friday. - Members were reminded S of. . ii d Bay. Si Mountain Goats ren ay tne) would at 7 also be- _ Don’t Toboggan Down Hillsides There is a prevalent belief that moun-| tain goats take advantas e of steep, snow-covered _ slopes. {oboggan on thelr hind! in ‘order to their 50th wedding anniv- etsary and members were in- vited to attend. Tax Collection In Castlegar Paid oe 1968 been in close contact : with mountain goat for a (pumber of years state that the ani- mal pospeszes no auch habit. quite possible, though, Bat even a. moun- In ae these figur- tain goat may lose its foot- at last week's souncil ing on a hard, highly glazed| meeting, it ‘was stated tl snow slope, recover its bal- ance and toboggan to a -full stop with, as much diginit as circumstances permit. TIME... WHAT. COMES FIRST WITH PACIFICZ Another quailty prodoct from the Praser Valley Milk Producers Association two for the price of one plus a penny! vitamin values ALLDAY MULTIPLE VITAMINS 2/3.70 ALY sTAMNS PUIS IRON og 69 COD LIVER OIL 16e.—219 ust 2/2.20 Semmrpe -159 ast 2/1,60 penTaL PLATE BRUSH ‘ste te. 2/ ! 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