4 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Dec: 11, 1969

THEY WENT THAT AWAY

4

H By Ruby E. MeCroight

I look out of my win-| trian,

dow it never fails to amazo
me at how much their free-
dom means to an animal,

weal
sleeping stretched out to her
full length on the cold ground
between the two older hors-

lel

Where we five, the first
fall of snow usually comes to
aay We never shut the hors-
are free to come

si go in Sit we weather and the
thrill of watching them en-|
ez thelr freedom never dim-|

niches,
And now like the horses
you lucky horse lovers there
are all new events co: in

Associa’ ‘3
au Hunt Club in the near, fu-
This will

include such
Souterful things ee dress-
age, cross-country, stadium
jumping and all horse-show
events will include reining,

_ Drilling of Hole
On Sth Avenue
Wasn't for Well

The Town of Kinnaird is
not jocking for another er water
SONS

Drilling was to allow In-
tand Natural Gas Co. to insert
a cable into the drilled hole
which acts as a-ground to the
company’s gas

This

and can meter any shorts in
the line. s

A similar cable was: in-
stalled in Castlegar
month.

Western, pleasure and eques-

you will have
much to Took forward to and
enjoy.

All new members are
welcome. If you want more
information on this club just
phones. uate crey Hague at 365-|

6553. S) be glad to hear
from aay

A directors meeting was

Animals All Love Their Freedom

held last Tuesday and this
ends our round-up for the
year 196!

Our next general meet-
ing will be on Jan. 15 in the
basement of the Woodland
Park School. Let’s see you all
there to start the new year
oMfravera happy holiday and

ve a happy holiday an
ride carefully.

Stanley Humphries
Honor Roll Students

The following students
have made the first report
honor roll at Seanles ere

Neltie Obedkoff
Funeral Held
Early this Week

Funeral service started. on
}Monday and continued until
1 pm. Tussday from ee

iegar Hall
Nellie Obedkott, 64, who dled

Born in Russia Aug. 15,
1905, Mrs. Obetkoff came to
Cana

then moving to B.C. follow-
ing her marriage.

She has resided in the
Seam area for some 35

tkoff is'survived

Allingham,
Siretta Austin, Deborah Faulk-
ner, Dennis Quinlan, Gail
Thwaites and Kathleen Zoob-
with 4.
Peete 11: spoons Hedin
fancy Fowler, Gary
Konkin ee Margaret Vand-
erpol all wit
Grade “ior ‘tom Derhous-
off 4.83, John Selken. 4.83,
Eugene Raponi 4. Hazel
Hoodicoff 4.3, Toe ’ Fowler
r}4.17, Marnie Shkwarok katy

Sally Burnham, Bill Oze!
and Lanny Vanderpol all aren

Grade 9: Angela Eremko
45 and Russel) Winn 4.3.
Accelerated Program

Level II: Lawrence Haley
4.4, Linda Huston 4.2, John
McArthur 4.2 and . Elizabeth
Kelly and Merearet Rebalk-

in with 4 each.

Level I: Merrill Nixon
483, viele Oriole 45 and

hree| Ellen Knt

and,
Laura Sherstobitoff of Van-
couver, and nine grandchild.
ren. ‘
Also surviving. are six|
brothers, Walter Markin of
Castlegar, George Markin of
Robson, Mike and John Mar-
kin of Vancouver, Lawrence
Markin of Prince  Albe!

Tt,
Sask, and Nick Markin of Vic-

last]Castlegar Funeral Home in

charge of arrangements.

(ret om we siock a full solection of

Wukted? SAVAGE SHOES

sroetag |

for children

Maddocks Shoe Store

Henorourable Mention
rade 12: Margaret Mc-

Mrs. "| gauler Violet Popoff, Linda

Sorge and Charlotte Michel-
son.
Grade 11: Carol Obedkoff.

Donna Haines, Shirley Ka’
alofé, pends McGauley and

Kecolnated Prog
Level IE Edna ‘Fuller and
peporal aot ley.

Level I: : Philip Kanigan.

“Trail Peace
Moratorium
On Saturday

A peace moratorium ‘is
see oe eee
urday. newly... form
Trail Ad Hoe Moratorium

‘Committee made the announ-
it a

week,
A spokesman for the
committee commented as fol-

lows:

I wish to thank

‘Supported me in the Kinnaird
aldermanic elections.
E. C. ACKERMAN

Wishing you season's greetings.
’ Marion and Clarence

the people who

BIN

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

TONIGHT

ST. RITA'S HALL
‘FRONT STREET

CHRISTMAS DRAW DEC. 18th
‘Next Bingo after that date Jan. 15th

GO

“On Dec. 18, the third
moratorium will be held in
the United States. We are co-
inciding .our efforts with
those of the American peace
movement, -

“The recent massacres in

commented: .
; ang ganna tent
FO

Christmas

Song Sheets

Available
at
Castlegar

News

First Come, First Served

We Reserve the Right
to’ Limit Quantities

Dress Optional

Get Your Tickets

N-O-W.

for the

HI ARROW SHRINE CLUB

“New: Year’s Eve Dance .

$17.00 COUPLE

Refreshments Available

‘Music by the. Occasions Orchestra

.Make up a party and reserve a table now
Tickets on Sale at His Men's Wear

Dinner at 12.30

The Scene At...
KINNAIRD JUNIOR

SECONDARY SCHOOL

Our “Good Guys" club is
certainly pouring the Christ-
mas spirit into us these
days. They are: responsible
for the holiday music which
floats down the hallways each
morning. They are also re-
sponsible for the Yum-Yum
tree which adorns our trophy
case,

Our halls aren't “bedeck-
ed with holly” but they are
gay with streamers and mam-
moth green and red bells
(courtesy of Mr. Clarke's de-
corating committee.)

The Library Club has
its colorful Christmas stock-
ing on display. It is bulging
with presents and will be won
by some lucky student on the
last day of school.

Mrs. Walter's grade 9
gitls are holding a_ very
worthwhile hamper contest
on Dec. 18. It is in the form
of a food supply

ogy and the Selkirk Saints, !

The teams were neck and
neck with each other all the

way until Selkirk pulled a
head with a 7469-win.

Our volleyball
have been toughening them-
selves up forthe big tourn:
ment on Saturd: Recently
they played the teachers to

a packed gym. The teachers
had rashly promised to pay
DOUBLE the hes Rainiesion take.
in if they. lost.

First game was 15-0 (for
teachers). Our boys came
back with a roar and won
the second game 15-9.

The third

and

game was a real | thriller ert
ihe teachers desperately pro-
tectlny their Ex istmas
spending money. They squea-
ked by with a 15-13 win and
hus assured themselves of
‘ welcome home by their

familles that night.

It was too close. for com-
fort, groaned a staff mem-
ber. “I don't think we'd bet-

ter try it again.”

PLEASED PEOPLE’ at the C. Arena

evening of last week were the five people pictured here and
one woman who couldn’t make it to the arena, They were
winners in the Grey Cup pool sponsored by the Castlegar.
and District Minor Hockey Association. eran left to right,
they were: Mrs. Kay $50, Mrs. $50,
Norris Churches $100, Otto Walker’ Jr. $28 and Ken Price
$50. Missing is 225 winner Mrs.-Elwood Grunerud. — Minor

Hotkey Photo

hunt” that will help needy
families at Christmas. The
class which wins the contest}.
will recelve a scrumptious
priza — a cheese burger plus
a soup ticket for every class
member. (We are very food
conscious up here.)
Cer ee ae

Sounds and ‘smells -have
become distinct features ‘of!

gle with the pungent ent sulphur
dioxide which
escape from the cecatie! lab.

The first eaiton of the
school newspaper, siz
resses int

ntest. is being held

A col
* to select : 2. name sore the P

Stanley Humphries Sports

“ Exhibition Basketball Games Played -

Last Friday the Stanley
Humphries Secondary School
Junior and Senior Boys and
the Senior Girls travelled to
Trail to play exhibition bask-
etball- games,

but played their best game

of the season to date, and, in teams
the future .. could --surprise| We

their league opposition. High
scorer was be Sharples
weit eine Point

participated in the

‘The boys placed. ‘fifth by
yang, to Grand Forks, L..V.
and Ross-

ers, land They defeated New Den-
er and ites? but still failed

The doubles ning pong
Fyere hel

On Junior
boys and girls ee

#'B.C. Festival
.|Gets Continental Image

- British ' Columbia’s first
annual Festival aot Sports is

of Sports

ly will display their interna-
tionally renowned talents in
several regions of the -pro-| din

rapidly
tal e with the recent ad-| vin
dition of two Northern Euro-
pean entries to the Festival
Program of events slated for
May. 1970.

In keeping with the Fes-

wel format, crack soccer

and rugby teams from Ger-

| InAny, and England respective-|

games
The Festival steering Head events: The
mittee has inked approval f for Senioy Bo Boys and Senior: Sis

to teams
Eintracht-Columbia on Grond Forks teams on Tues-
Vancouver prior to a tour of|

B.C. communities, Mentioned On Friday’ the Stanley
as Probable venues against Schoo!

1966 Pontiac 2 door coupe

KAY MOTORS

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Have a full line up of near new and used cars and
trucks for your inspection, drop in today and Test.
-Drive the model of your choice.

transmission, radio, finished in 2 tone Maroon and
White. This car has only 40 thousand miles and is in
top condition. See.it today. Price $1695.00

1967 Oldsmobile Delta 88 2 door hardtop, completely
equipped with all luxury power equipment. This car
has only 25 thousand miles and carries a 2-year new
car guarantee. Price 3195.00 -

ieee Chevrolet Impala. Custom Coupe, fully gauippea
Power & Brakes,’

with V8 engine, automatic

should | offer, good. good
experience. for
ur] which has lacked tournament

experience in the -pai in the -past.
be-| % ‘Smoking
tre fears
a competition are
Victoria, Duncan: and Kelow- Presents

na. -

The Euro » athletes
add signiticantly to: Festival - Dangers
already The Ontario’ ‘Safety Lea-

9 thousand miles and is in
and save $1,000.00

car has had-

Faas and iaing. more luxury options, 'this car has only”

1969 Cadillac 4 door Brougham Sédan, this car has
every option that can be fitted to a.Caddillac. See this
almost new car today, it reflects the careful use this

new condition, see it today

with mat-

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pletely equipped with V8‘ engine, auto:
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1962 Cadillac Elderado with bucket seats, finlshes in’

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and has very low. mileage,’ here is an. Spporeunity to
ft. very,

‘door Station ‘Wagon, com-
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a ited Stat tates. Still’ on the: ne- can ‘trigger other dangerous
situations,

Fire is the main. anger,
and Hhere are many. de
cone fires started. by smok-

In fact,: peers is‘ the
feading cause of home fires
m. “Sinan erica. da dang

if can at -
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it injects it faster in

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ESH ROASTED
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_ PITTED OR WHOLE

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| Sauce or Jelly 2 ¥.2° 39e

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pick up a luxury.
$1495.00, each
overhauled engine, ‘and 4

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is in top condition. Price’

package $1272.00 a

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‘car ‘from General Motors. See them today, <

1965 GMC Pick-up Truck, Jong net fitted with =

+ 1964 Corvair 2 door: Coupe’ with: big 6 engine, automa.
tic transmission. This car‘has all

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engine, all heavy. duty equipment and fitted with new.
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‘Also carry. a =com-
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Pushers, - Shovels,
Scapers | and* Sno
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THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL
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Phone 365-8151

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