CASTILE LEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 22, 1967

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CASTLEGAR NcWS, Thursday, June 22, 1967

Kinnaird Pupils
‘Hold Plano Recital

An evening of entertain- A t
ment took’ place recently in the t, David's 2 AGW. memb- evening, with ‘ith j.. Lam.
Kinnaird Hali wien: Mraitt D.°A.] ers eld their beth and Miss Stainton, who are
McIntosh and Mrs. pre- June 14: in? the undercroft of] both ‘caving heb District: : short-
Following is a lst of KISS) the school by answering almost |S2ivted thelr plano pupils i re-|t th 20° members} ly, ag honored guests.

ho have won awards|all questions correctly, (What a
in deo" centennial prysteal, Bt Bird eh (COT EROS Stphen esi, pre etna
ness program, like a geatoned F en tie | J larke, Gordon :  Soukoroff,

The Scene at ....
KINNAIRD SECONDARY

we stock a full selection of

y SAVAGE SHOES

for childee n

i ‘and ‘her fam-
Miss ‘Tena Stainton. showed | ily are moving to Duncan ‘and
colored’ slides of ‘her trip''to} Miss Stainton ‘is. pena Sie
England, ‘Trail where she will work.:'
This was {followed bya social were both Presented wit with. ae
a centen-

Louise
Rita, Dev.

Nancy Fowler, Joyce I>

man,

nz

Speaking fee in this

hott ada Huston and Liz Thor-
-| Larsen have proved to be agile

atting,
erney, . : Christine Evin, | §¢!

zak, Caro!
Koff, | Fatay 1 Pavlis, ‘Cathy ae ee thinkers and very valuable team
ita So}

, Kathy ‘Tegart, Bon- members.

toe owe

Tes Skulstad has joined

‘Winners Oy Gold Medals: tue ranks of those graduating

Bruce York, Jack Woo

ith distinction from the top

rge, John’ Sokolowski, aad level of our reading program.

$ ion, Allen Markin, David Mc-
Creight, Pat Lucas, Harry Kooz-
netsoff, Dwayne Keus, Larry

Mc- | Congratulations jrenel

All during “nis warm wea-

Keraiff, Doug Freeman, Law-! ther, we have been eating lunch

rence Haley, Peter Kalesnikoff, , Utside,
Wayne Abietloft,

and Marnie Sch!
and Laurie Lakti
TOV, Sure La Wattord, Donna

Wi Hea ugh, Ka-
thie Fields, Tonathan, Joseph and
Wonona Bowman, resa and
Lynda iMeGauley,” Trudy Lyons,
Diana Schlattner, Susie and Sam-
my ‘Harms, Katherine White,
Dean Graves, Joanne Pepper,
Bruce York, Glenda Oborne,
Beverley Strelioff and Douglas

who also delighted
the Ath two

Giri: gu
Winners, of Gold Medals: gear ea ga | Verona. and David Bozok, ae wagts corsages and

Plan Slarted

\ pplal cup and saucer. and a W.A.
On,

Tom Wilding ‘extend-
ed the sincere thinks’ and ap-
Tr zr of all; to‘ those’ two

dies b fon their help during ‘the

By the Commerce

A double-your-money sav-
ings plan ‘was announced this
week iy the: Canadian Imperial } ra,

solos. i

Mike Kanigan, our beautiful school grounds,

The ‘boys! * softball finals,
eld between the Panthers and

e T-Birds, saw the
emerge victorious 10-8,
ROM, wy we

Panthers Goober"

re or Hhery ‘dangle bien scrap of pap-

we wil have our
ib, It should prove

hilarious (and rewarding).

to the teachers by she pare:
and: pu in presenting beauti-
ful bouquets of carnations,

‘An our attention lately has
been rivetted on our noon-1 ou,
Reach fort the

Golden City

ae Wins

eral manager, said the 100 per
cent account will double
the amount ofa a deposit in 15
years by means of. sompoutd
piterest at Rune piteed rates it ig ;
the Jong-term deposit in-
strument of f this eto be of-
fered by any bank in Canada.
The new'account combines
guaranteed growth with a life
insurance benefit, full cash value
and the right of withdrawal at
any t Hing: It is being introduced

L. G. Greénwood, chief gen- R

. pper table was beau-
sty decorated ‘with low bow
ust ft mixed ‘summer flowers,
astesses ‘were Mra-'W., McCabe,
Mrs, B; Trussler, Mrs, C. W. Ken-

iD. Marcellus.
ious meeting of
‘at the home of
binson,

and she’ was’ a fe gua 3 with

a trom: the- eraembers rior
leparture. es'

Indies where shé’and her family

will jolt ‘ere, Gibson who is em

LINOS — SASH AND DOOR
ALL TYPES OF LUMBER
y ELK CEMENT — PLYWOOD
All Sizes of Glass Cut to Order
Storm and Screen Windows Made to Order

‘SEE US FOR A COMPLETE NEW

-era 9; 9, Yank G
@ end June 10, Giants 17, Dodg-

one

The last @ was a imake-
“up fora ost gus game June

ite ” Standings as/of June '10

were: -
Team P
Giants

e202 16

“TL: Pts.

Veteran Rallroad:
Man Died Recently
In Nelson Hospital

. | woman, ,Thomas
field, 71, died in Kootenay

: P ed’.
fa: Kinnaird |=
The father oracx ma

Island, the: sketch is one ots a, series cone
by. Mr. Wilson across Cana a in comm: -
ation of Canada’s Centennial ‘celebration.
Mr., Wilson - also did some sintchine in

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

BINGO

T. RITA’S HALL ©
FRONT ST.

TONIGHT

ntreal, ‘a Canadian
ray ed -by the ‘Bank ‘of Hitter “Showing, a
ak erati at Dungat Mi

Twice Over Castlegar in ail Commerce branches'across

Castlegar.
It was double trouble last The Josliig pitcher was L.| cons Verne 1S eRr Period, the

General Hospital 1 recently.

LINE OF CEILING LIGHT

compounding of jintereat results

feu denattaeear
le] 1 8
brain department, Ths proves

ise including general know- fh
ee, Schiavon aes as moder- Fe

ator, with Mrs, Miller,"Mr. Mag-
Ho, and Mr. ‘Vollmethause of-
ficiating as judges.

“the: Panthers have but committed four

far,
beaten out’ "the Jaguars, eo Mr.
Maglio's and

the '-.|for sleet runs and. two ‘errors,

have Pecked ea furious-
old: Li

ly at thi ipizzans, MeLallin wig eu
al in who ‘struc
Dee MeGauley stunned and walked three.

a and three walks. Top hitters for

Popoff, relieved by B. Carlson
and D. Chernenkoff. Together
they combined for one strike out,

In the first game, C;
collected : six ‘hits fori five, runs
Rossland collected 10 hits

itcher was
out eight

GLENMERRY USED FORNITURE:

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

WE BUY AND SELL USED FURNITURE

were Kay
ao for four, and Lawrence
Chernoff, two for three.

In tks second game, a real
slugfest,”: Castlegar . went ‘down
to defeat 13-12. The winning
pitcher was Seal, who struck out

id walked 7.

8 an
The losing pitcher, Savin-
koff was relieved ‘by R. Fuller-
ton. Together they combined for
one strike out and'eight walks,
Rossland got nine hits for
13 runs and committed two er-
rors. +
‘Castlegar collected 16 hits
for 12 runs but committed seven
errors.

in an average, retu: pis ber year of
cent on the o7 I di
post neat is ere ae

sembani

period the
date each depssit a made.

CASTLEGAR NEWS

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(CASTLEGAR AND DISTRICT HOSPITAL

Facts on the Hospital By-Law

J eapes ioe his colorful career, once | *
from" dro’ sin ae

to

forces in: World War
‘His career with ‘the railway,
pbegan'on y Dec: 1,.1916, when he
joined the ‘road’ as a in:
Fromsi 1988 ‘until his :ré t |

he:
1949 9 senior conductor.

“He had Several’ ‘narrow es

948 when a
parge ‘on. which "his

The: Tout. oe a Va asirk
de school, bat other than Bride, ‘Willan BE

d) ward Ga ler Prior, Richard Mc- §

Har-
Jan Carey Brewster, json oun Oliver,

eB, 8

eLea ‘
naan Sattaria Pat. iY
Hart paren Johnson, | | +

jer ise fennlal project for = ;

a ,
In eve Heator. fost make fewer
ratine You ave tine and labour-ares tan
Cominco. Lia./Calgary. Meer ;

See
oT. phone? 365-7252 :

MAJOR EXPANSION PROGRAM

rake od ted and, nee a I ent OF curate. young
: Ferien or vent ito! ire George:A:iW: ts Be le, it given a aes such
r Beaven, i the
escaped: death when the Lucky 2 familar environment. | Robert spirit

E.-B>Davies, Joh Robson; if andere interested. tn what
les, John an sare
Jim: snowslide at Zington 2 ainost aia is- a selena a wey Perhtasieat Davies J. He Turner, id ie ‘yone on before, and the men
. :) buried: his train; and the "T like the Petter Semlin, Joseph |and' women who fashioned the
lector case hits were col, A ; a 7 3 A BA bead . [had to claw taste a = VN ic’ Martin, ‘Dunsmuir,  Ed- great events of the past.

y rea triples 3 : im & : % ; sg heat ie ieee, ‘om Uphill now be pa ee eS
and ‘by B. Dickinson, a triple, D. 3 " : Hl TT F 5 i coat: ‘ahve feison x ay Pas ce ret rua SSA
Cherneakote ‘and dD. Stoosnnore, eee ¢ | a ier alte: y ES ire suey Ae FE
corps. = ‘ : I : i; ; her.

‘astlegar’s next games are Secrtere * - OVER ame t
in Gani Forks ‘sunday The next ES i : "7
home games are on July 2 when ail bes - E fee Bat V

" i (

Cranbrook will be here for a .
double-header starting at 1 p.m. ceptory, No. 88 rae. cea, :
Vancouver.

Kinnaird Guides
Receive Badges |

Open Weekdays 1 p.m: . 5.30 p.m.
Open Friday 1 p.m - 9 p.m.

The top hitters for Castle-
gar were Frank Lanzarotta three
for three, Lawrence Chernoff
three for four and Kay Savin-
koff. three ‘for five.

Doukhobor Centennial
Expo 67 Choir

CONCERT

Seumdey, yume 24 —s 8 p.m. ‘or Te !

LS d i _ 3 School 2nd eee last eae’, oe
Admission: Adults $2 Children $1 : “rdw Belle laa
Tickets available from Choir members, Simpson-

commissioner.
Sears, Brilliant Co-op, Central Food jMert and at
the door Saturday Night.

3,000,000 Shares

Bank of British Columbia.

Price $25: 00 j per share:

the ea G this is Hospital District will’ go-to ‘the Polls June 26, 1967 vote for an ‘addi-
tional By-Law of $313,282.00 to make available the necessary. funds to proceed with construction.
The Jow bid received is $471,589.00.in excess ‘of our original estimate Prepared two years ago.

On the basis of the 1987 Hospital District ‘Assessment a lew of 82 mills will be required for
repayment over a 20 year period for the additional’ funds" Tequired ‘in" this” Second “By-] Law. “This
meang a tax of 82c per thousand dollars of taxable assessment. - ‘ +

The total mill rate for hospital Purposes includin existing debt of the present hospital will

ley — second class,
stess; total 4.01 mills, ae

keep’ Eaton ho us Dat of Offering: June 15, 1967 to July 15, 1967. ,

ey A copy of the Prospectus will be furnished on request.

Hospital Districts have been formed to spread the cost of hospital construction and capital ex-
i erry penditure over‘ a large area. Our Hospital District takes in, the ‘Wotridaries“of thé Central. ‘Kootenay *
Sayenchuk — iife Sand: ‘religion Regional District. With the formation of this Hospital District we can anticipate a rate ‘of-3.6 mit ;
and hostess; Wendy Latdler and INCLUDING: OUR HOSPITAL CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM. If this ‘second-By-Law is ‘voted down,
Donna Walker — hostess; Grace it should be. emphasized that our mill rate for hospital will to. app tely
Gormley —. friend to animals; 2 mills regardless, and ‘the people in this area will’ get nothing in return;:they-will-in’ effect be
Sheena, Warford — homemaker; B Paving the! existing pespital. debt st the Region plus new Sots mile in jother aoe be Ye the
egion: ict our major expansion cost .6 of.a a tax,o: er, ousand

5 sate Bosra - Brushes ma Bldg. Paper and:Karen n Webber —~ industrial, dollars: of tenable assessment —_ approximately $6. 00 to the average taxpayer. B o

D Doors - Dividers - Donnacona

E Electrical Supplies f

F Formica - Fibreglass - Floor Coverings

G Glass -‘Gyproc es

H : - Hi + Ete.

1 Insulation - ‘Information rs

3 Joint Fillers - Jambs

K Kitchen Organizer

L Lumber - Linoleum - Lath - Louvres
. M Mouldings - Mahogany - Mac Tac

N Nails — Nosings

O° Oils

P Plywoods (all sorts) - Paints - Plaster

Q Quick Plug

R Resilacrete Paints - Roofing Materials

S Spray Paints - Sidings - Stucco Supplies

T Tools (hand and electric) - Twinseals

U Urethanes - Urez

V Vinyl Tiles - Varathanes

W Windows (Pierson, etc.)

X X-tra Special Cash Discounts

Y¥ YOUR BUILDING SUPPLY HEADQUARTERS —

Z Zeebrick - Ete. - Ete, - > Ete.
ENGINEERED
P&G =" HOMES
See the New ‘67
Centennial
Award Homes
ANDERSON

AGENCIES
Phone 365-6451

BUILDERS
See Us for the Best Prices in Town!

A Arborite - Adh k

18 Directors of the. ‘Bank of British, Columbia invite you to
become an owner. and original shareholder:i in the only Canadian’
i: Chartered Bank with - head office i in British Columbia. 5

‘PULP MILL TOURS —

Tours of the Celgar Pulp Diviston will be
: Held ‘Tuesdays through Fridays atl pm.
_ For sp i arrangements such’ as group tours

“and days other than the above, please contact
the Industrial Relations’ Deperroet :

Objectives of the bank :
; ‘To establish a financial ‘centre in : G To fulfill the banking needs of the

sa tt and
‘ish Columbia and advance "small and m
Been cola interests of the to develop the necessary facilities and
io

- ne : — : = : a Ue western provinces. | reicgnient within ghe western provi
: : tae i ‘ ae ne To supply banking facilities and services : Rea
: ‘ a7 ; d : Sho B. to fulfil the needs of residents of British. .[}), To supoly banking fa facilities and ‘
j E : 4 ¢ ‘¢ ia and the - services
Safeway : S$ i af ne en Arca Rie p : and to expand the Bank’s facilities and forelgn trade, with particalar copneee on |

"services across the rest of ‘Canada. the Pacific trading area.

FURTHERMORE, $170, 000.00 has been spent on the hens cexpansion Brose and this will
have to be paid loe locally. a hidd
plained the fon ee the

e ation ‘0; e
mill to the eee

Hostesses for the . badge
Cas ere: Kathy Mar:
in, Frances an ne
Chapman who eamned their host-
ess badges.

CIVIL piled

What.-will your mill hate be for Hospital Purposes?
a.) Your present mill rate is 2.2
b) A yes vote on June 26th will mean 4.01 mills i
¢.) When the Regional Hospital District begins to function; a yes vote will mean speroslinstaly

fe. ze a toa cloee,
ts ee!
rough ‘oven

d.) A no vote under the Regional Hospital District will mean apf 3 mills regard! se
e.) By voitng YES for approximately .6 of a mill, your moray, will be spent. on your Hospital
and not for a Hospital in some other area.

In conclusion, the Hospital Board of Management urge YOU, the
people, to vote YES for your Hospital. ‘ oa

VOTE YES ON JUNE 26th
VOTE ATI THE FOLLOWING PLACES.

Location of Polling-place
_ ROBSON HALL
KINNAIRD VILLAGE OFFICE
LEGION HALL: ~
BLUEBERRY POST OFFICE
E. PRATT RESID. :

Open Thursday, Friday & Saturday

Locally Grown by Mrs, “Mary. Konkin of Thrums
e ‘All Vegetable E Plants un
“e Tomato Plants  @ Variety of Flowers
forest industry, in mining, jing, age

@ ‘Peat Mow, 6 Cu, Ft. ; ae it is our intention to’ >
eo: ‘Variety: of Sends and. Fertilizers gear our objectives to your specific banking

requirements:

‘Summary’
The principal objective of the Bank of British ,
Columbia is to forward the economic
ambitions of all the people of British C
and the | western provinces by, providing

The Bank will channel the savings of:
the people of this province and other
ia western provinces into useful local
enterprises which create capital and

Is) it for our resic Our: =
i t and credit decisi
in British Ce by head office executives
who work and live in the province and ;
who are knowledgeable and aware \:. =
of local needs and conditions,

services. Therefore, whether you are in the

; ‘Address of Polling-station
ROBSON, B.C.
KINNAIRD
: BLUEBERRY CREEK ®:. :
_THRUMS,

Builders
Supply

ACROSS FROM THE
ARENA

Applications for shares may be obtained from your investment dealer, bank, ""-""-
trust company, stockbroker or from:

Bank of British Columbia 999 w. Pender Street, Vancouver 1, B.C.

Ph. 365-8161