CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Nov. 22,1962

Wood Harvest of the Future

‘This young foreat det wl will pot be: ready for the harvest until after
because-itir ‘wealth of

the speeds and manner of

Yet
its’

nrgey tl Ca

(right), foresters ar are jn mo!

constantly’! bearing | fruit.

through'such methods as soil analysis
growth, and their studies are

To remind ‘Canadians: of thelr aeitiacate on these woodlands, and of the efforts

;made to'manage them effectively, National Forest Products Week is. currently being: held, ».
From the forest comes, for’ example,.'the raw ‘material ‘of the pulp and paper industry,

Canada's leading producer, wage payers’ aud ‘exporter.

Deer Park Women’s ‘Institute
Kept Very Busy During Year

Nine members and one visit-
or attended the annual mecting*of
the Deer Park Women’s ‘Institute
at:the home of Mrs, Fred Brigge.
man,

The meeting learned that the
Provincial grant of $10 had been
received and a letter of thanks had
been written’ to the minister of
agriculture. The members were’ al-
so told that the crutches which had
been donated by a former member

were to go to the Kinnaird Loan
Cupboard. ©

A subscription: to-a ‘hockey-
baseball sports magazine is to be
sent to. the WI adoptee John Ar-
neil, for. his Christmas - gift. Gifts
for patients in mental hospitals are
to be turned in to Mrs, Fred Brig-
geman by Dec. 2 for mailing.

Mrs. H. Mottershead and Miss
R. Kirkman will pack and mail the
parcel of used clothing te United

Parents Committee Meets

A meeting of the Parents Com-
mittee to: the Kinnaird Guides and
Brownies was held ‘recently at the
home of Mrs. J. McGillivray.

}» Murial Heagy- has resign.
ed as secretary, Mrs; Helen Stor
vold will fill that position, Mrs.

her many years of active partici-
pation in committee. affairs,
irs, H. R. Wood was the win-
ner ot the turkey draw. Terry Mc-
Leod drew the lucky ticket all the
Christmas preparations have been

-tmade so there will not he another

Heagy will be greatly missed after

meeting until January.

Five. Tweenies Enroled

In Kinnaird.

At the regular meeting of the
Ast Kinnaird Brownie Pack recently
five eager, Tweenies stood by the.
magic pool ..and repeated the:

Brownie promise. a
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Enroled. into the pack were
Linda © Robakowski, * Shelly’ Paul,
Susan Tipping, Sharon Shelfontiuk
and. Jackie Dufour. ‘With ‘these,

Brownies

her three albums, On a map of the

world she pointed out to the Brow-| |

nics the many countries from which
her stamps had come,

Eunice and Valerie had earn-
ed their swimmers badges while at
a Brownie Pack holiday. at Camp.
,Rory in July. To earn this badge
they were required to 1. Swim 40

girls becoming Brownies. it brings’ yards front, crawl or, breast stroke,
the total enrolment of the Ist pack! showing correct co.ordination and

to

At the same meeting Valarie
Kennedy, Eunice Macbeth and Kar-
en Nielsen received: proficiency
badges and Deanie Jones was pre-
sented: with her second-year star.

Karen’s award was for col-
lecting and knowing something a-
bout 50 stamps. Actually Karen had
many more stamps than this in

breathing. 2.\ Swim’ 15 yards ele-
mentary back stroke or back crawl:
3, Be able to surface dive. '4” Be
able to stride jump into deep water.
5, Be able to keep afloat for three
minutes by treading water or float-
ing. 6. Answer water safety know-
ledge questions at the Junior Red
Cross level, i
During the ceremony’ of. re-

"Harmony Gircle’
Making Aprons
For Dec. Bazaar

‘The. members of Harmony

Circle of the United Church Wo-|-

men‘ held their: regular : meeting
Wednesday. evening at the home of |
0.

ceiving their badges both’ Valarie
and Eunice went fishing to carry.

.{out the theme that they can “swim
like fish.” &

“Mrs, J. Kennedy, former Brown
Owl. of the 1st Kinnaird Pack, was
thanked by Deanie Jones: “for all
the fun you. gave us,” and present-
ed with a silver coffee spoon bear-
ing the Girl Guide crest.

During the meeting coffee was
{eecvedt to guests: Mrs. ae Ke

with 1
hearer and Mrs, R. Gemmill pre-
siding.

Members were reminded” to
have their aprons ready for the
bazaar on. Dec. 1. Plans: were also
made for the tea, It was noted that
instead. of the regular meeting in
December, the members would at-
tend the annual joint meeting with
all the circles ‘in the church 'base-
ment on Dec. 11. Y

‘The “Jan.” meeting would be
held at the home of. Mrs, F. Rich-

Or, ©.

Reports were made and routine
business discussed. At the cloes of
"business delicious _ refreshments
were served. by the hostess,"

Youngster Caught
Breaking Light =
By the’ ROMP a

is

was’ “caught red

hander by the RCMP breaking

a street light in Castlegar, man-

icipal clerk Joo Peel told
cil Tuesday night, }

for the cost of the

eth, Mes Nielson and 2 Mrs, Ye. Tip-
ping.

‘The 2nd Kinnaird. Brownie
Pack has been busy: with the pre.

Services at Vancouver, A donation
is to be sent to the Heart Research
Fund in memory of a local resident
who passed away recently. .

A report on a recent rummage
sale was given’ by Mrs. Motters-
head. The sum of. $26.65 was added
to the WI’s funds as results of this
sale, .The sum of $11 was sent to
the provincial. secretary-treasurer
for per capita, fees for the past

689, Jim Hardy 691, Al

Bowling Results

Last Week's Bowling Results *
High School League

Ladies high single Penny’ Gib-
son 202; Ladies high three Penny
Gibson 573, Men's high single Ron
Hendricks 265; Men's high three
Glen Shuttleworth 665. Team high
single Hustlers 995; Team high
three Hustlers 2518, °

‘Team ‘points Kript Gickle .1,

Hustlers 8, Alley Kats 1, Pin Dust-
ters 2, Happy | Blowers 4 Pin Plucs | 4
kers 0. .
Celgar League
Ladics high single Elaine Dal.’
ly 308; Ladies’ high three Elaine
Dally 699, Men’s high, single Bob
Conkin 278; ‘Men's high ‘three Dave,
Calder 721. Team high’ single ‘Al-
leycats'team No. 4 1030; Team high
three ANeycats'team No. 4 2856,"

Team points Team i 18 points
vs team 7 ~ 13 Points; Team 2-18
Points vs Team 8 ~ 6 points, ream
3 - 14 points vs team 9 518 point!
Team 4'- 14 points.vs team 10, - S
points, Team 5S - 18 points vs team

vs team 12'~ 10 points, ©,
* Other 600’s Frank Webster 638,
Evelyn‘ Koreen’ 614, Norm’ Scott
MacPherson
681, Daye Calder 721, Elaine Dally
Cot Dave Hiebert 680. °°:

‘high “single Joan John~
00. 222; Ladies high three. Barbara
‘Amés 521. Team high-single Myf
fets 754; Team high three 2084,
“+ Team ‘points Wheaties 0; Muf-
fets 3; Mugs aH Cheerios 4; Take
3; Pincurlers 1.

Tuesday 1 O'clock league

Ladies high single Betty Mc-
Allister 218; Ladies high three Bet-
ty McAllister 545. Team high single
Ross's Meat Market 853; Team high
three Ross’s Meat Market 2440,
‘Team points Ross’s Meat Mar-
ket 4 va Castlegar Drug; Skyline
Garage 2 vs ‘Oglows 2; Aero’ Taxi
4 vs Defoe's Transfer 0.

Tuesday Night League

Ladies high single Janna Bro-
walle 286; ; Ladies high single Jan-
647. Men’s high single

year, The
read by Mrs, Kent, president.
The annual “report of the
group’s activities was also read.
This report: included donations of
apples, ‘fruit’ and ‘vegetables and
tanned fruits and jams to the Cas-

was/Dete Kazakoff 304; Mens

high, single Button Pushers 954;
Team high e Button Pushers
954; Team high three Button Push.

Team. uP ints “Defenders 10%:
22;. West's 645; Cc

Ladies high single Vi McLuck-

“|40 (I-Do-No) 237; Ladies high three

Vi McLuckio (I-Do-No) 545, Men's
high single Greg Stefonluk (Ramb-
Ters) 286; ‘Men's high three Grog
Stefoniuk’: (Ramblers) | 739, Team
high: single: Ramblers’ 914; Team
high three Ramblers 2560,

ENTER

Central Trading

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Phone 365.3093,

‘Team points 2
Nighthawks 2; Chevrons 1; T-Do-
No 3; Happy Gang Q} Co-operators

3 Wreausaasy Morning Drivers Lea,

Ladies | high’ single’. Barbara
‘Wood 266; Ladies high three>Mar.
ion’ Bordula’ 600. Team-high single
Sparkplugs 897; Team high three
Sparkplugs 2627,:

‘Team points Carburettors 20;

Sparetires *' 18; °° Sparkplugs.” 17;
Bumpers 16; Exhaust 12 Cranks 12,
wre etary Nite League

fi 8 high single’ Queen Dav-
is” ‘ose eee ee high ‘three’ Queen
Davis ‘B73. Team high’ single ‘Fly-
ers? 899; Team: high’ three Flyers

“eam points Flyers 4; Five
Thumbs 0; Kingpins 3; Chioregiris
1; Sputas 3; Beatniks 1
Thursday Me forning’’ League

Ladies high Bingle ‘Helen Wal-
250% qlee

11°- 16 points. Team 6 9 points 2303.

Lions | cn Teaia: ‘high three Lions
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‘Team points Beavers 2; Chip-
munks 4; Lions 2; ‘Minx 2; Squirrels
23 ‘Teddy Bears 0, |
Classic Mixed League
bi Ladies high three Marge Bon-
nett.232; Ladies high three Marge
Bonnett 580, Men's high. single
en Price 330; Men's high three Ken
Price 788, Team high’ three Beat.
niks.890; Team high three Beat-

niks 2918.

Team points Beatniks, 4; Rov-
ers 0; Deadbeats 3; Reformers 1;
Springboks 8; Defenders 1.

Other 600's: Tom Cowlin 636;
penile Newman 614.

tlegar hospital, 12 complete ‘sew:
ing kits included in parcels of used
clothing and toys to Unitarian Ser-
vices, donation’ of $5 to’ the Silver
Birch ‘school ‘for.

Ban 16; Boobnike 12 Button Push-

ers 29,
Other 00's: “Bill: Davis - 680;

Civil Defence teaches ‘that in
umes of ‘emergency ‘one should

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les sliced’ “crushed! ridbits 49

srormataes: tube .
Cabbage, fresh’ Ib.

Chocolate Toddy. Instint 2. ths:

Raisins, mertins 4 Ns,
Pork Chops at-cuts, tb. .

Bacon Rindios, sliced, Ib.

Dog Food Dr. Ballards 190. for...
Cigarettes Ali brands, cin $2. 9

AGENTS FOR KOOTENA

Children, several donations to: be-
reaved families,.a donation to the
Castlegar. ’Cancer. Fund,
magazine: subscription, $5° and° a
Christmas parcel, with: a bi

parcel in May, to the WI ‘ado! rd
Siv-inch wool squares knit,
made’and sent to Mount St. Fran-
cis, to be used as a birthday gift for
a. member of the Home,. Christmas
gift exchange among members ‘at
the. December meeting, donation
of $1° towards helping: the North
West Territory Institutes,’ Pennies
for Friendship ; sent,: resolutions
sent to. District conference at Bal.
four, box of ‘goodies’ sent'to mem-
bers returned from hospital, news
letters read at every, meeting, mem_
bers gave. interesting ‘accounts: of
their trips, (one ‘to. England, an-
other to Hamilton and Toronto, one
to Vancouver and another to Seat-
tle where she visited at‘the World's
Fair) & 5

During a brief. recess nine
members paid their. dues for the
coming year. Election of: officers
wae held. These are: president, Mrs,

E. Williamson; vice-president, Mrs,
ve Coleman;. recording «secretary,

Mrs. A; Mackereth, corresponding
secretary, Mrs, ..H. ":Mottershead;
treasurer, Mra, V.-Coleman; direct-
ors, Mrs, H, Mottershead and Miss
R,. Kirkman,

Meeting nights ‘will be chang-
ed to -the.second. Friday.in the

day. The December meeting ‘is to
be held at’ the home of Mrs. A.
Mackereth at her new home in
eee A. gift exchange among
will - be ‘one ‘ of. ‘the

of the Second

ven nae and golden bars to: Gla-

icLeod, Barbara ’ Watters,

Carla “foughion, Elizabeth Rauf:

man and Evelyn Gregory.

First-year star and golden

bar to Kathleen Jankola. Second=

year. stars’ to:' Patti Jack,: Sharon
Gelster and: Jean Leveridge.'

First-year «stars. to: Sharon

Garret, Andrea Paul, Judy. Mar-

shall, Rita Daverney, Brenda. Ro-
inda | ies.

highlights of this meeting.

‘Handicapped Society
Suggests: Donations
in Liew of Cards -

"Ta response 9. various ona

berts, . Cynthi
Kassion, yore Butler, Sacaueline
Hipwell, Karen — Hiebert,

’|Rourke, Sharon ‘O'Shea: and Pav

lis Johnson. :

The Sixers are Gladys Me-
Leod, Carla .. Houghton, Evelyn
Gregory and Kathleen Jankola with
seconders Kaufman «and
Barbara Waters.

{-.\The 3rd Kinnaird, a new pack
at Woodland Park will be complet-
ing their enrolment during the | Cut
following week.

i The Packs are also bisy with
their Christmas handicraft that will

packs, to be’ held in; the :

end with a'joint party of the three}.
Kinnaird

making cash donations to the ‘coo,
jaan |tenay: Society for’ Handicapped

local’ Christmas’ cards, it’ was'de-
cided to establish boxes to ‘be | plac-
ed_at the following points; Bank
of : Montreal, Bank of. Commerce,
Gem Cleaners, ' Crystal
Maddocks Shoe Store, Jacke Pie
‘n Pac, Central Trading Store, Shop
apes Ros Meat Market and the

Nee of donors of $1 or more
will: be’ posted in: the Castlegar
News on Dec. 19.

Christmas ‘cards :with designs
made-by handicapped children are

Improvement Saciety Hall on Dec.
18, ; copes

also available from Mrs. D. Hie-
bert a it Kinnaird,

sports| .

month from the ‘second -Wednes- | :

Children in leu of sending out) |

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The important thing i is that v we ‘hiave é énoug!
to ‘take care of our fature exop of leaders. And the need i is getting, greater every year.

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GIFTS”

CHRISTMAS.

GIFT SUGGESTIONS
Take. advantage of our. Christmas Lay-Away Plan

"Appliances

GE. STEAM IRONS :
G.E. SPRAY & STEAM IRONS
_G.E. ‘TOASTER OVENS

G.E. HAND MIXERS: .

G.E. STAND: MIXERS

G.E. FRY PANS

G.E.. WAFFLE IRONS
. GE. HAIR DRYERS...

G.E. AUTOMATIC BLANKETS
G.E-'CAN OPENERS. -

G.E. COFFEE ‘MAKERS °

G.E.. VACUUMS :
GE. FLOOR ° POLISHERS

“G AHEATER: RS

HANDSOME “SWEATERS _
LOVELY JACKETS
_GOLORFUL SOCKS
LATEST IN TIES
LEATHER. BELTS
SNOW WHITE SHIRTS
QUALITY SPORT. SHIRTS

Everything for Dad and his La

Horiesty and fair prices built our’.

business: — You too can’
shopping. at. home.

“We' Have’ Tho: Best Record In: Town’ - |
See ‘our: good supply of records ~~
in “Classical, Pop, ‘and “Country

: style

NEEDLES

é ported from’ Germany, ;
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FINE: CHINA: AND NOVELTIES:
Record Players from . : $28.95, | $679.95
Radios. from, $19.95" to: $89.95
Blectrohome, : Channel Master, Fleetwood’. Re

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Beautiful Arrangements - — Gorgeous Flowering Plants

Imported ‘Gifts.

“Gift. Cards and Gift’ ‘Wrap
FLOWERS WIRED ANYWHERE |

Helen’ Ss Flower Shop Ltd.

, Phone 965-5191 4 (Eve) See 5561 f

$5 Given Away’ Each Week!

Yes +++. $5.00 will be given away each Wek far the
next ten weeks. Just watch for | your name to'appear in
in one of ‘the advertisements ‘on. this page, phone the

‘Castlegar News at 365-3031 and a cheque. will be

mailed to you. Cheques will be made out’ to each one of
the merchants’ in turn and. you can spend it’ at their

store. |

LOOK FOR YOUR NAME TODAY!”

FOR CHRISTMAS

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Nov. 22, 1962

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PLUMBING . = : Galvanized - and Copper
ELECTRICAL —. Wiring x Lighting Fixtures ;
* PAINT — and Paint Sundries ;
ROOFING = and Plywoods.

CHAIN SAWS '- — Parts and ‘Supplies

| HARDWARE »

“and Gift Selection

GARDEN SUPPLIES — All Types.”

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i Phone 365-7112

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