CAPIEEGAR 1 NEWS, oe Bs, Lm

Presented at Banatict

Tuesday One O'Clock bond: tie of, Sts seasi
ing league held a banquet in ond of ite soa

isle i
the Legion hall recently to mark

sented the awards at
ba Season's qghamplons
Pinyers Wi co

service, players

IMSURANGE
For All Your,
INSURANCE AND

REAL ESTATE NEEDS
Phone 365-7944

AGENCIES

le Tagge!
we Courtwright,

Elsie -Rysen, Glenna
Johnson.

erage”
RESERVATIONS

went’ to MacAlister’s

pea ‘Wright, Meda Webster
Marg Henne =i

J.P. Go!

Boobies in_ the play-ofte and. machine Sonn superint
were Castlegar Drug, with cap-
tain Irene Sheridan and players
, Akselson, | to

i) Blanche Michelson, and Evelyn | in

lenna
single", and) Vi Pee
“high three.

Team “ugh three, games

gen... pre-
meet-

paeiag 2
aed
dent at Celgar, z a

r 1d pulpmill

xperience: will Crows "Zeller-

n{ bach and, B.C. Forest Products,

prior ‘to joining Columbia. Cell-

ulose in 1960 as pulping group
leader.

| Jack White's
FIELD & STREAM

v % st
GREYHOUND
Bongos a7) ot
yovision, ef
PASSENGER FARES
effective June, 1, 1968
Onanses' osed

total of 42, boats were counted
between Cora-Lynn and the pool.
Not .all:‘fishermen were com-
Netely ‘successful.
< BML) Wishlow and. Gary
Walsh brought in 11 fish for-a
total of 22 pounds, The sad ‘part
p | of it was that though they were
both ‘using the same bait and|@
tackle; Bill\caught them all. .

Perennial. fishermen Bob re
1 Patrick, Ed Bringsley and a:few

mote di did very well but generally
spon ‘the fish we & little
bit: on the small siz

est, one checked out. Dy Igcal mor

conservation officer. Pete, Ewart
was under the six pound mark.
“Pretty well every boat had
fish, but norie of any size. How-| o¢¢,
ever, all in’all, the success ratio

@|take your

‘Under the new act you can
gun and :go: out: with
the kids to rh some forget shoot-
ing, -If you live-in the country,
your boy,can shoot to his heart’s
content so long as he remains
on your, property, ,

ior are not responsible for jun-
jor's actions, you) still are.: +Inci-

is John’ Cy Public le going to make
his feelings kni

Prince George attending the B.C.
Wildlife Federation convention.
‘This does not mean dad that and I promise to give you the
highlights next week.

Today yours truly and num-
Deryll are up here in

5, - it guns, |;
are i

Your - local al wiki associa-
tions, while gree :to the
act in oy Teal Fihat & a per
mit system should be put ‘into
effect and that no one should
be allowed to pack a ‘gun of any

ok Little Theatre
Presents two comedies and the “West Winds”

on Saturday, May 7 at 8 p.m. in the Twin Rivers
School.

wi 75c

181 Seventh ‘Ave, Kinnaird’
Rev. Howard Kerr
Phone: 985-8202

. 9.15 a.m, Morning Worship
Church Scoot Nursesy
A warm welcome to everyone

ST. DAVID'S
ANGLICAN
' CHURCH
8 am. Holy. Communion.
11 am. Holy ¢ i

cently, at'the home ‘of Mrs, R.
Fornellt, a: lon: Be mo
who ig now livin, g in foodlan
Park. In addition to.
bers
ed, Birs. Wm. Ws
A: lel

bridge party in

ths 1€6-mom-

resent one visitor attend- ‘Mrs. H. A.

raldio Ho presi resided, fl

members to attend the Ba]
was decided not to send|Dairmid, was ordered to be sent

es and addresses of mem-|to Mrs, Duncan Carter. Mrs, Gav-

@ 01

wo home tea” in| little ‘pet

tally ill, members cretary was

ows 46 the next| write a letter to the CAC about

d. the
‘Ballard; cemetery | It evan felt a tat pre preservatives

To Retain ‘Cemetery land

Robson WI members met re- committee announced that ithad are belng put inte ‘milk and sther

R.| been’ decided .not to’
piece of land belo!
roodiand | cemetery to be used b:
Christian. Education.
Evans,
read “a

ar!"
vA ‘card of
loss of her aunt, Mi) ith, Me.

erlik ple ee ga om feeling .a

9.20 a.m. Sunday School
10.30 am. ze. Moralng Worship

“COFFEE BREAK”

be sent to the: distri
ence,
Mrs. awaidle was nominated attractions of the south-east p:
as the official’ to the
sympathy on the o| rot cu conference and Mrs. |.
to the

Hho the thought that 'this park

\ ‘The ann ual’ p)
scheauted for for May 18,
Mrs. Waldie

By LOIS HUGHES
Zell ‘Lois: $65-S803

Box, 731,

Castlegar

detrimental

got, the lon’ the lon’ share a attention | in de

at tka Bri Colum ma
wi goes ‘on peal
0 | the: Province on May: 5. ne the to! ee ee in-

CASTLEGAR NEWB, Thursday, May .5, 1966

|;-Kootenays Get Spread:
In Proy incial Magazine’

"Tho | “Gloriou of t the P are a ica sone h
‘Avstory on the: Cowichan WATCHES
Valley; ‘on Vancouver Island, and by
LONGINE
BULOVA

je of the Beau-
‘magazin

‘full-color | cl

the® summ«
phoionapne roa vand ry pager, ediin

er issue,
Completing the J tho index of the
latest edition are photo stories
jummer

ELGIN

CIVIL: DEFENCE

ict
Stier 34 name as
8, Waldio reported £2 a
good us up*to the WI P:

ari, | sat
DO od to etch a nal teed By the cubs | eee one weltare,

: = . CANDINO
Civil Defence 3 “Your Bus- F is
iness.” Its aims an and sblests ‘are Westclox - Timex

province's 1966 Cent
ebrations.

and scouts ‘continuously, Mrs.
asked to attend the
centennial ‘committee meeting,
he Robson Centennial
lant sale was

showed slides

ale OF COLUMBUS

e. 2. games 18 e ; ey
MEXICO . HAWAMAN |and:team high single to Inde: d'size was as good or better | Geouowes Pte | Foy nave of voluntesrs."” "AB dess /andi the fnterlor, a5 te .ST. RITA’S HALL

AND EUROPEAN TouRs|Pendents.
ARRANGED
spare's high sin:

ii Lamb won the spare's
high three ane Annie Koochin

For Local May

.
CASTLEGAR AGENT FOR

THE WESTERN HOTEL
CHAIN

e
WEST'S
DEPT. STORE
Phone 365-7542

Age

COLUMBIA
COIFFURES
Ph, 365-6717

Hours 9-6 Daily
9-0 Thursday
Located above Bob's Pay'n
Takit
88 bicycles. Prizes of $20, $10 and

Day Parade .

Kinnaird and Castlegar Cen-
|tennial Committees this week: is-
sued an invitation . to all
organizations and businesses in
the district to enter floats in the
May Day Parade on May 23.
Youngsters in the ‘district
are invited to enter decorated

$5 will be given for floats and

$5, $3 and $1 for bicycles.

THE
BEST

Floats Invited ! than ast t year” Peter reported.

ie ‘Arrows, though the

fish - wreten't as plentiful they
were of a better size. Johnn:
Miscavitch boated one over ‘the
six pound mark, as did Bob King.
‘The number of fish per-hour-
time-spent was not as big as per
usual but it was steady.

For those of you who are
not aware of it, the new firearms
act brought out in March of this
year is now in'effect. This year |
for target: practice and gust) 7
plinking or varmint hunting, you| i,
no longer: require a firearms
license asin the past. This does

not mean‘that you can go hunt- of

ing without one, the old $4. fee
fora hunting license still stands,

y is incompetent but we do feel

The third reports of the
year at Stanley Humphries Sec-
ondary School ' were issued this
week. Below are the names of
students who have made the
honor roll:
GRADE .12

GLENMERRY USED FURNITURE
3194 Highw: ry Drive In ‘the Millar and, Brown
Building, Trail. Phone '364-1822 :

- WE BUY AND SELL USED ‘FURNITURE
Open Weekdays 1 p.m. . 5.30 p.m.
Open Friday 1 p.m. - 9. p.m.

‘ene Deverney

To
‘GRADE, 1
Jack Burak 5. 0, 9, Bick Fowler

Lorne Pellegrin’ 4.2; ‘Paul Cher-
noff 4.0, Rick Giles 4.0, Isabelle
Guido . ‘4.0, Lucy Kazakoff 4.0
and ‘Murray Young 4.0. Honor

able ! - Valerie Dawson

3.8.
GRADE 10

Bring the family to this Sumptuous
Buffet dinner. Enjoy the fine hot
and cold gourmet foods.

Saturdays 5-9 P.M. - Sundays 2-9 P.M.

The Ever Popular Private Gorse’s
SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN
It Can’t be Duplicated! Take-Out. Orders!

Lorraine Gorkoff 5.0, Terry
Killough 5.0, Steve Naylor 4.8,
Joanne Lanzarotta 8, Sonja
Johansson 4.6, ie MacLure
4.6, Margaret Thorp °4.4, John
Baron 4.2, Doris Davis 42, Pa-
mela Johnson 4.2, Joanne Lo-
gelin 4.2 Brian Robinson 4.2,
Elaine Stoochnoff 4.2, Maryanne
MeNee. 4.0 ‘Kathy Nazarotf 4.
and Keith Webb "0. Honorable
Mention: Christine Healey 3.8,
Grace Makortoff 3.8, Karen Stor-
vold 3.8, Marcie ‘Zmiofe 38 and
Walter Hoodicoff 3.8.

GRADE

9
Vicki Obetkoff 5.0, Derek

_ Car Wrecked

City Centre Dining Reo

Buffet Luncheon (Monday-Friday) $1 25°

‘A. 1961 “Monarch ‘car. was
found to be a total wreck after
it went out of control! on the
Kinnaird-Christina ‘Lake . high-

‘way:on Wednesday of last week

and plunged 100 feet from an

“1s IT GONE- BEFORE YOU GET-IT?~.

if your pay is spent before you get it, it’s high time to see
your credit union.

The credit union's [ob is to give you any help you need in
managing your money. helps you save, and it also
helps you make your money ¢ go farther through wise bor-
rowing. Its only purpose ts to be useful to members,
because it is a non-profit organization.

‘With few exceptions, your savings are matched dotlar for
dollar and in case of your death, your foan is “Pald in
Full” with insurance provided by your credit union at no
extra. charge through CUNA Mutual, the credit union
Insurance company.

CASTLEGAR CREDIT UNION

Miss M.D. H. Reith, Mgr. George Terhune, Ast.-Mgr.

Phone 365-7232.
Serving the ©

ds of. the. Koot

Roderick Chi
of Castlegar it still'in Castlegar
id District Hospital as a re-
aut of the accident, which ile
pened. at. 10.55 -p.m. ‘He ‘is ' said
to ba-in good condition.

The two other occupants of
the vehicle were Roger McKee of
Castlegar and.a Mr. Chatten.
McKee was detained irr hospitals
overnight with cuts and es,
Chatten” was released. after. a
check-up.

“The vehicle was proceeding

embankment.
arles Clifford

4.
\wrence Chutskot® 47,
igh

0 | berg asa for low net. The run-

Tt met
Castle Sune Dhuge via
ble ‘Mitchell

Many SHSS Students
Gain Honor Roll Places

Wolney 5.0, Stuart Deverney
48, Darlene Dunn '4.8, Pauline ; are
Fowler 4.8, Morag ‘Nicholson 48,
Mary Pavlis 4.8, Phillip "Rivers
46, Marilyn Smith 4.6, Shirley
Verigin 46. aoe Courville
Joe ew ilian

8,
Angelo DiGiacomo 3.8, Heather
Marken 3.8; Philip’ Markin 3.8,
Paul Sahistrom 3.8, Rita Sarink-

’ bit 3.8, Sharon Kinakin 3.8 and

Marlee Trischuck 3.8.

‘previously, ly passed a

‘Not that we feel everyone

that a gun is and always will be
a lethal weapon. It can be and
is a lot of fun if handled prop-

‘erly.

a, small ‘amount of
traintng anyone can handle and
use) a. gun. in a vient man-

the safety and pro-

por of others. We feel that it
juite all tt to relax our
ww but only if the public at
large is properly educated ahead

by the inembers of the 1.0.D.E. Admission is $1.00
be held in the Kl .S. H
Th a

1.0.D.E._

May 14th is the big night of bridge sponsored

per. person...So,line up..your partner and, come. To
all at 8 p.m. ah Pe

A car is a real juggernaut

of death if not handled properly
and you are required to pass a
test before you are: allowed. to |”
handle one. Why not the same
regulation for a firearm?

We teach our juniors which
way is right and which is wrong
but what about those who are
no longer juniors?. Sportsmen

are trying to do their part, when

"All Cookies Sold
By Girl Guides

‘Girl Guide cookie sale’ dur-

andl 50 3
all’ the: cookies OF 01 this
year, * =

A ide jideathan said
later, a tlds the spokes, was

Esco ea e sale,

British Columbia Hydro and Power Authority

TENDERS FOR CLEARING AREA
*K3 — File CQ 2406 (Approximately 475 acres)
K4 — File CQ 2407 (Approximately 580 acres)
-K5 — File CQ 2408 (Approximately 275 acres)
E2 — File CQ 2409 (Approximately 665 acres)
— of the Arrow Lakes Reservoir Area.

SEALED ‘TENDERS clearly marked as above will, be received up .
to 12:00 Noon, Tuesday, May 24, 1966 for clearing of each of the
areas listed above,

The K Areas ‘He in the Columbia River valley immediately

south of Revelstoke, B. .C. The E. Area jies along the easterly

shore 6£ Upper Arrow ake, All areas are ‘to be'cleared on
a lump sum, basis...

A 10% Bid Bond or Certified Cheque : must accompany. the
tender for each area.

The er contractor must iovide a 0% Performance
Bon

Tender forms and may: be
May 2, 1986 at the office of the Purchasing Department,
grateful ‘for the ¢ strong local sup- | 970 Burrard Street, -Vancouver,1; B.C. Telephone

‘Local 2579, tot charge. If plans (mosiacs) are

tia ‘they
of $10.00 Plus 50c B.C.SS. Tax. No

will be
part ‘of this will be refunded.

Sedan

GRSTLEDAR COURSE

By
AL-TOMIUK

The first men’s night of the
season was held. last week and
there was a good turn out of
fellows,

J. Schnell and H. Schellen-

ers-up were many and too nu-
merous to. mention. Dick Way-
ling shot the low gross.
Unhappy with his first-
round score, Jim Bilesky went
out and played another round

Castle Bridge
Club Results

played a nin
movement on April 27.

Mrs. 1
ko, ‘fourth, ;"
East-west winners were: Mrs.
V. Jonat and Mrs. G. Reese, first;
Mrs, Pauloni and Mrs. J. Nugent,
Harts and Miss

and ‘shot a brilliant ‘even par

| ner-up Lloyd Ish, Low net was

: at wore Ur. and Mes. Tom Wil.

$1 which earned ‘him a special
prize for shooting the first par
round ‘of the seasdn.

On ‘Saturday, the men’s
kick off ‘tourney, was held. Jim
Bilesky won low gross ana Buz
McDonald a closes

net was shared by, T
and Ernie’ Fitzpatrick.

Low’ gross in
flight was Lorne Zini

Bob. Foubister and runner up
W.. Janick: Prizes’ not. yet re-
ceived may be picked up at the
pro shop.

‘Sunday's mixed. two-ball

fosirenma was: wan hy Mr. and

If You Like, Order Early & Reserve Orders to Go

“Ideal. for Late Party Snacks for. Your Guests

WE HAVE GOOD NEWS! —*
“We've hired Chef Rolland with, ,an excel-

————— ee
LUTHERAN CHURCH
fe

SERVICES
Sundays at 3 p.m.
Weld in’ St. David's

Anglican Church: ©
Sunday School 2 p.m.
Rev. Harold C. Clark.

PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE

‘BAPTIST CHURCH

‘of | of salt. One of the: many ideas

community
spirited A ple, let's Fotreait our
memory 0! meaning —
in known. to move mountsing:
a was’ ‘recently "ft
with a Wnt ee leas om the use |

which: seems right ia season is
conditioner
truly | bi

everything it ‘sa;
get rendy “for | sun tan

e | time with a salt rub once a week | th

10 a.m. — Sunday School ho!
"2" blocks East of tho

East
Castleaird Shopping Centre
11 a.m. MORNING WORSH!
7.30 ‘p.m. EVANGELISTIC
“SERVICE

RI
Phone 365-5884
Rev. C. Stone, Minister

All Welcome

THE SALVATION ARMY
““(L'Bine Street)

— Sun
211.00 a.m. -—

held Boi 368, Main Street
368-7112

‘APOSTOLIC GHURGH |

Sunday, 0:45 am. —— Teen Bible by a brisk lown with

day School
‘Holiness

7.30-p.m. — = Salvation el,.and.

ednesday. 3.45 2 eine
i 6 Be 7-12)°.

3.00 pam (age 1330)"

| for several ‘weeks before’ ee

ur
Hila it ool, te; tab ad art re
pid wal

‘Now lather your bath brush
NP| with soap, dip it into the-salt
and gently run this mixture in-
to.every ict of your. skin, from
the chin down. -Add more soap
and salt as often as necessary.
Just’ use enough . pressure
80 you can feel your skin .com-
ing pacts to tite "Dont scrub!

"3 a Bi lea to pay spec-
ial ‘attention to elbows, ls,

to the
off the soap-salt mixture. Fol-
rubd wit

" ¥f-you--have saved |
amounts of seeds. only. to

wrists and shoulders. Now back Gor ae
lukewarm bath to rinse

TONIGHT

ments bi was
browehe a to commemorate ‘Mrs,'
80th birthday. A gift
was benertity presented to her fron.
6. members.- Mrs, Ballard ‘on
thanking the members remarkec
she was “a year younger
eur ‘instead of being a year old-

Sorority Holds
| Annual Founders
Day Celebration

The Hi Arrow Arms Motor
Motel was the sotting recently
for the annual founder’s day
banquet of Alpha Phi Chapter of
Beta Am the

- Phi,
gussis:iw were the husbands of

- and Mrs. oT.

Mrs. T, Lockhart introduced
the. Tread table. and preloomed

jut

ge was
on and

ted.

from. members! to
mark the help the - latter has
given a8 retiring director. of the

CASTLEGAR
ROBSON
Phone 885-8887 .
Rev. Frank, Willey
MORNING WORSHIP
Castlegar 1.15 am.
Robson — 10 a.m.

UNITED CHURCH
~ OF CANADA

‘Uniting Since 1925 the Congregational Methodist
_jand: Presbyterian Churches of Canada

“KINNAIRD :
GENELLE

Phone 385-7814.
Rev. Don Faris
‘WORSHIP
Kinnaird — i am,
Genelle — 7 pam.
‘Kinnaird: Church School
Grade 1 to 9 —9.45.a.m.
Age 3 to.Grade 6'—
lam. 2 1.

ona ip and insert
with the Meats allowing for quick

ind we’have an ex-

for the. year’s

use If
the | way, ; please
fn

ith  Mother’s. Day - this
coming Sunday, try thi oy
Mother’s Delight — a
for Mother. 1 can of ol

the: new officers.’
bers and their reir husbands
ended the ‘evening ‘meeting at
the home of. Mr. and Mrs. T.
5 | Lockhart.

SPCA Director
To Talk in Trail

Mrs. Otto Walker § Sr8., “who shot
a very fine 40. Close "behind’ at

Telit Teput Ticiias -woined in targe Tes"
taurants in ‘Montreal’ and will guarantee you
a delicious meal at popular prices. Daily spec-
ials change. ‘every. day at $1. 25 and UD... x

untary ‘help towards the club

CRME ADT MOR,
SHELL DRIVE-IN. 2 MILES-UP NEW. HWY.

VALLEY PARK

from Tnember. Len Har

‘| towards Kinnaird when the ac-
cident occurred. R

and Mrs, F. ‘Evans.

‘Give the Young Fellows a Chance!
David Cooper and’ Harold Doucette have entered fully into. the
life of this community in the short while: that ‘they have: ‘been here.

Give them your support. Taking over the r
as large and as well established as Leitner’s Clothes took a lot of cour-

isibilities of a busi

Castiegse = Senay Pebee |

y Genelle Ciuc sui —
9.45 a.m."- if

ig erran
hands, 1 can of true love and} Teall
thanktuiness, DOIG Or “Keep
sunny all-dayiong,” 1 can of pure
thoughtfulness. -

‘Mix well and bake in 9 hear”
ty, warm oven. Serve to Mother

Commander F. a cones ex-
ecutive ‘of the BCSECA,
ra address a public o eine in

on’ May ‘10, Columbia Hu-

every cay t ihe ought | to have it
in \big slices.

int SPC.
have been invited to attend. :

Appearance.

VANCOUVER SYMPHONY
" CHAMBER PLAYERS -

B ‘CG; ‘Centennial Tour

Ton Outstanding Musicians. from the ‘Vancouver
Symphony Orchestra in their First Castlegar

————

1958 PONTIAC, 4-Door -
1959 PONTIAC, 4-Door $895
1960 FORD vee $995

TRANSPORTATION SPECIAL
1955 MERCURY, Sedan .......... $195

ASTLE MOTORS.

*YOUR SHELL DEALER IN CASTLEGAR”,

$695

age. Dave and Harold will work hard for success.

To my many old and valued customers T have this to say: we have ©
earned éach other's respect, you and I, This is not tobe taken lightly,
Many years ago I resolved that there would always bea men’s ‘cloth ' ‘
ing store of the highest calibre gnd integrity, to serve create
will ensure ‘that there is. 1 3

Gus Liles

Mother «Father - » @ and.all the
children are insured under this new
* Family Protection Plan. Call your CIS
agent for all the details on this modern
pan te Insurance idea.
vE SERVICES THROUGH.CO-

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OUR FRUIT. GROWERS/CIS INSURANCE AGEI
\M. W. — MIKE — SHISKIN ,
269' Columbia Avs Castlegar
OFFICE::365-6665 HOME 365-6704

Brought to you under the auspices of the
CANADIAN CONFEDERATION:
CENTENNIAL COMMITTEE
-OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

STANLEY | HUMPHRIES SCHOOL
FRIDAY, MAY 6

Tickets at $1 on sale now from G. Hughes or any

8 P.M.

‘of the C

—N :
5 AY Suck teks f lssk | thesgh: the “ede ig’ this staseus
yay ! Guide. If you find your name you'll win two free tickets
Castle ‘Theatre: where there is always the best
in: movie’ entertainment... lf. your name eppeers pho
the Castlegar. News at’ 365-7266 and your tickets will be j
emailed to you.

\to the

\AlL the ‘Top “Bands, and Vocalists

activities were given in. a. short | il

Foes ee
°>.. For All Occasions ~~
Anniversaries. @ ‘Birthdays.

mG Our Exclusive Lines!
Faberge - Rubinstein - Yardley —
Prince 2 Matchaballi. + Houbiquan?

Castlegar Dru Drug
Corner. Pine & Columbia

HELEN’S FLOWER SHOP
: Poane 905-7818

“We Wire Flowers Anywhere
‘Phone: 365-5191

Orders to Go’. =...
“@ Chins
Hamburgers
and Chips *
 Bluetop Burger.
oie In a: Hurry?: Phone First!
2 Phone 365-8136.

Channel “Master. ‘and Sony? Radios
Seabreeze Record’ Pisyors.

/ Repairs -to All, Makes of TV Sets

PEIES TV. ‘SeRvice

SERVICE
65-6455

Full Line Ore perros
CASUAL AND
SEE OUR SPORT: SHIRTS
- — Both Long and Short Sleeves — |
B ONNETT* s

&. MENS, WEAR

Sun Tune-Ups
: Full Line of Esso Products _
seat Phone 365-7532.

Hilltop Motors

KEN MARTIN — ERNIE

Warm‘ ‘Weather Is: ‘Here :
‘But Daye Cap Be Cay: Gi
5 May We Sugg!
e pRerTY. SHELLS
@ BULKY CARDIGANS
= CASUAL COATS

_KARNIE'S LADIES WEOe
Phone 365-7961

jal Committee.

Spring Time is Storage Time!
BOX STORAGE
$1 FOR. THE SUMMER
Enquire About Our Fur Storage
‘Step Up to Quality - Step Into Gem’

Gem Cleaners
A-Hour Service. Phone 365-5600