_ a ercaaer 2 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Sept. 27, 1962 VAY MATODC [td KAY MOTORS Lid.|)_ 4 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Sept. 27, 1962 Mrs. Konkin Tops Hear of Statue Pilgrimage Here FIELD AND. 7 STREAM’ TAPPI, CPPA Meeting in Oct. In 16th Fall Fair pup sn peterson 7 pl tihs this area are making plans now to , 7 The regular monthly meetings way Drive, TRAIL (continued from page one) —_ lucky ticket holder number 24,507, attend the 17th Engineering Con- A HAPPY ‘ : : have resumed ‘after the summer Teague of qehen Gat fe. Catholic’ Women’s SALES AND SERVICE ing and they included Laurle and Names of garnd aggregate win. ference, a major technical event of PY HOME IS R : The St. Torah | Council met BY JACK WHITE ch 1 Oldeca chil < : 3 last Tuesday in the kindergarten 5 Ge alla __ Goh - Envoy adillac orvair the industry. The conference, sponsored A GAS HEATED HOME jointly by the Engineering Divis- ion of the Technical Association of Why not let us install ‘a Gurney Se a ae ee cea ‘ gas furnace in your home so that when the business period pointed On Wednesday morals, of last, bed before midnight or 12 at the’ been mol to recommendations of the national | week four of the most optimistic| cariest). However, it had been a|top pour the, an Boing to reach council in Halifax at its convention | hunters, or would-be hunters, left/Jong day and as I had volunteered |them we would have to climb. there in August. Castlegar at 5 am. in a truck and|to' get the ‘breakfast on the trip! <7 got up at 3.30, puto: "the r ae Pertinent among the recom-|a station wagon, enroute to the|that meant I would be up first, 80 | coffee, bacon and’ ends; ‘and by 4 = Shelly Davidson, Gerry and Phyllis | ners for the different sections in Johnson, Susan Carlson and Deb- the Fair follow. Next week's paper bie Kaardal and Carla Nygaard and| will carry a complete Mat of all Debbie Zinio, The juntor group of| winners in the Falr. dancers were Christine Davidson Vegetables: Mrs, F, Konkin of and Billy Bale, Arne Reinsbakken|Slocan Park who received’ Pitts Every Ca Car Guaranteed WHOLESALE GM | PARTS DISTRIBUTORS | mendations was the setting up of a| hottest piece of Elk country in all/T shut out the call of the wild and|o'ctock we were eating our first and Shelia Olson, Irene Enoksen| Challenge Trophy and Rotary In- PI) and’ by. the Technical Section ; and Richard Merv Olson Club of Castlegar Me- of the Canadian. Pulp and Paper i ou have the comfort of the lending brary and the promotion|of Canada— the famous Ele Val-| hit the’ pit and Joy Anderson, mento Trophy. Fruit: Mrs, Vera y % _| of Christian truth. Ani iT breakfast in-the valley. By day- ‘Allen Johnson and Trig Kaar-|Wanfoff of Robson, three bags of Association | (CPEAD. wil be held finest in. automatic heat. You'll newest patter mn. golting apart of » special day keors| "Vince! Santurbano: and Ieft| the a we Fr heen ae ree eak | ght, the dishes had heen done, wo |Ees Largest stock in the Kootenays of genuine parts == dal provided the music for those | Riepoant Perera Poel beth Hotel in Montreal, enjoy the cosy comfort and at ” ; ; 88 youth and children’s day to be | first vin his’ light. delivery. loaded ley before, and was therefore the hed Boarded the: truce and evel for all:'General Motors Vehicles anc! ju] x bd y " ——_—_— — Sulurday afternoon the enter.|Life. VERSATILE ALBATROSS is one of 8 variety of aireraft| This ts the fit time the two _ the same time get away from Bbheictertae the firt Saturday in October, [with gear, ap Jock Stowar, ld |i time to hit tho tal, We had 92, Ws, staight tp the mountais/E= Largest and most fully equipped Garage and tainment consisted of dances by a Flowers: Mrs, R. Baglo of Kin- It those delivery worries. commendation, Mrs, .'T, Cormier, | ter Janicki would be able to tra- o slopes way up shoves, Fins tote Body Shop in the Kootenays ct used by the RCAF for search and rescu group of girls doing the charleston | naird, Leo Bosse Challenge Trophy |i.’ capable of Janding on snow, water, ike or land, and the Speclally. priced local 1 spiritual convenor, later trac-| vel. much faster in his station wa- the ‘origin. of: the youth and gon, ‘They did too, catching up to A 3, *, racial “Some 800 leading engineers of of, * é and they were Susan McCutcheon, | and H. W. Herridge Rose Bowl Me. Jean Price, Susan Killough and| mento. Dairy Products: Mrs. F.| Can aia long-range operations. the apulp and paper: the four-day 5 children's day and its purpose, th abecyen mr ‘a bat eerie wie Heres was done Ronisiny sir mont Canning: ke) - on MJ. On. In eration scomplace Pace tal we swung north up “0 big eit eae tn toa oval eee Seiberling ie. Wa elson Dai jews, et compliance | wi B: { a- by Jean Price| and Chris Clarke.|J, S. Hunter of Robson, TODE Lil. borne of Bowaters Seuthers Paper pleadings for prayer and penance. |‘"° alk River for 35 miles to pitch Personal hove : timberline and beyond. our|E 7 A Corp., Calhoun, Tenn,, conference our tents (one for cooking and: one teach, Out th udrey Bertarione and Anga Reihs-| lian Xillough Chapter Challenge st ar rie s fhe] eatrecans oe Rev. Father E. Brophy ‘told the | for sleeping) on the banks ‘of the Cc | ‘ : i came the Elk whistles Bakken’ jentertalniad wit secorda ‘Trophy .and IODE Memento Tro- Met of ihe cones the mesting iw the. fort theoming visit of|s1k River with mountain range in oumn if his ayal meaty Lept on and Tong Ta iL in Hitless its % . Father Pat loore, By BURT. CAMPB: } on clin : McKinnon provided a musical pro- bene Baking: Mrs. Leah Ward of United rotates and Canada, al- accompanying the Pilgrim in front ote us that renee funtiag rectal ae war -| ~:~ We continued up hill for ana- ing gram on Saturday evening. Montrose, Pythian ‘Sisters Koo-| - Sidewalks in the village cost down in the village well when the though other nations will be well LET US GIVE. YOU A FREE ESTIMATE Statue of Our Lady of Fatima on al th FUR aE | RCONOMIC WELE ARE: GOCIAL, ther two hours then: separated and ; Hi Friday j evening's: Moree feng Temple Challenge and Mes about $1 per lineal foot reported pump starts | to seperate, as represented) eo i Fi cus * Oct ay shen a motorcade will es- preety for the next four the Elk} 1s THIS STON pa odRiaae I Files fo call in an Sehr st PU BLIC NOTICE s ticket was drawn and the holder | ment works supervisor Norman McNal . ne hundred and eleven spent = M e pilgrimage from Genelle were 2 e sure : of ticket number $2,279 is the win-|Helen Armstrong of Nelson, Kin-|it Tyauld cost about $4,234 to put| a threcaderter inch water |ers and panelists will discuss la S I T H S$ to this. pari River with: gattre eae a ne ont steady y Job and a regular in- mine was s coming right in to me : : aS E ner of a mirror and should phone|naird Women’s Institute Challenge a sidewalk out to the Kinnaird service broke for the third time re. st developments in major Tiolds Be : Plans for the fall bazaar, to be | Game Resorve all around it soma xhaver4 ways | en lemands bat ap/such luck, either he caught The Castlegar Village Council intend to exchange 365-8204, as ‘should Saturday's oe Scetlon (017 for als vate and boundary While Shae if 1.959 cently in the vicinity of Green and of engineering, including chemical, PLUMBING & HEATING u ue hela: fae isthe ela ee Before .we pitched camp we|to be accompanied ‘by eyed {hs.acent of x Hit the wrong note, and close that portion of Hi ay iahown on Gob g inaird, feet between Cresen' ant 3rd, There is a lot of sawdust in el i ‘ ew 7 ‘0! ent of sever-| glassed the. mountains on both| that th ighiw: sul cash. Grand aggregate: winner of | ferries; k tli eering, instrumentation, corrosion, Phone. 365-3401 ath i al convenorships, e state help achieve them, headed for the high country. AURA : fanlor seton, Gal Konia Ki ce re dung tesa watcr n ote are of ra ca é e Princess’ veal Hl Betti of Creston, Dio. nides, On our side — no-game: on| | The desire for economic wel-| | By thls time we had climbed division plan of Lot 1, Plan 2714, and Part of anis Club of Castlegar Challenge f e interest to manufacture an A : sident @ contacted wards ve hours ant an Tronky, ane the >: i prothers Me: pat ie ted ore ‘Jim Lamont nt, the |research. : °y Chest : ian effort ee procure recordings whitest, "Yoveliest goats you sald fosether and it & the fear of 2 aay it We ahot fone ours Hahei eo. Road Fie er noes Kootenay Dist, lento Trophy. Spec! 13 lon- he a i al @ regular. meetin, * ; z. is 1K at ea by Mis be, Cantal for the sti located above the Castle Bar Rancl Rotary Glu, appeared before eau ; The recordings ate tile nten: piers pete ise saey seemed to Reonls today, that Koverameat! may. a would be a Baal Hiller to Pack 4 which Portion is shown outlined in green on 2 o choo! having for daily liv! as it was : . 2 One hundred ft. of drain pipe|for the health centre. serve as they slowly and ix plain|level of economic welfare at the |i » plan leted Al as Breatest number of points: Alice /are required on 7th Ac. between eee yeaa the business | scssion,| view grazed along their mountain|price of depriving us of our Liber. fp uneylting hares Heated ate P iets by Alex Ce eer BCLS. ine ‘Special prize winners — Larg- | @° David Campbell and Earl Greep Couneil authorized an expend- |’ thralling story ina book review ou alleys, craigs: and’ peaks, which | ties. ‘After a hearty lunch and a verified upon oath sworn by him the 15th day of residences reported Mr. ‘McNabb. |iture of up to $6,000 to lay 6-in. the founding of the Franciscan Or- were "capped sth snow. Teaute cet Monopoly aad even socialism | quick dip in the Elk River we head. September, 1962 for that porti € Lot 6. der of Sisters and Pries taking beauty of|for matter—are not the re-|ed out for another spo‘ to try our eptember, ‘or Portion o: t 6, Plan est by weight: Potato, Mrs. F. Kon- kin, Elephant Brand Fertilizer; Sauash, Mrs. Vera. Wanjott of Rob- transite pipe along the highway to There is aesae a 0-1 -ft, draw-| join the’ village water system to that in the ts. those snow capped mountains with| sults of an inevi table natural pro- | luck The account showed the rigid thelr. Sccoratien of pure wtte cans but are the result of deliberate stil He cuetaats une ee 4127, Lot 4598 Kootenay District outined im red love rown elk, skirted| human policies. Perhay is’ is - i ments of the Mother Foundress, of| with ‘green jack ‘pine and lovely| the reason we have so many ad- titul, eunny, onan heliday weathey, and marked as road on said plan completed by Father Pi Fra : r Paul ncis' and their | yellow popular in full autumn color|Vvocates of. complete government | with oe million stars and a bright ed af id, f th Alex Ch ave ‘oresald, for ie purpose of . - « Vegetable Maran ais. ‘Wassona donated by. Buckersfield Seed Div- Zibin of deans Elephant Brand | ision. At Comm. Gearee (Carr cr j feet Fertilizer; Cabbage, Mrs, Omer Dairy Products: Butter, Mrs. | gestion, a letter wi ll be sent the journey to the church from the] wy, Wilson, Kinnaird, Elephant Brand|¥. Konkin; Canning, Mrs. F. Kon- |New Brunswick forestry depart Angllean Chureh. Ho attained Bo- ee Eonthice yo trip alone,“ <--| pamerstip in thls. country, (same |silvery moon every night, The worst 1, kin peers Hi cal approval for the found-|nunt eveept the weather, it was|mouopoly prices) while advocstes| ik hunting. This coupled with diverting the Highway. Fertilizer. kin, three months subscription to | ment enquiring about kraft pulp Fruit: Collection of apples,|Vancouver Sun; Baking, — white | mill odor control. tinct prize aie. vere Wanjotf, Ele bread Robin ipod 3 Flow Mill Suse phant Brand Fertilizer; Crabapple, |ial, 1st prize, M Elsie Goresky, ker: Magic Baking Powder— Harold Foxlee, ‘two-year subscrip-|Castlegar, 2nd, Mrs. A. H. Culley, mualers or es ‘Mrs. 5° ‘Ward, tion to Country Life, Kinnaird. 2nd Mrs, Goresky, 3rd Mrs. D. M. Flowers: Collection of Roses, Standard Brands Ltd. Special: |waltace, Castlegar; Lake of the Mrs. R. Baglo, $3 credit donated by | white bread, Ae Mrs. Elsie Goresky, | woods Milling Co. Special: 1st Mrs. ing of the Shona ere reean Fa Fae ares, beautiful, sunny and warm with not| of # laissez-faire trade policy are|the fact that only one of us knew. ment of his desire to associate with |° eloud in the sky and just’ what|as scarce as a hen’s teeth. the country didn’t help. matters the Order a community of women| {CU don’t want for big game hunt- Advocates of individualism ar-| any. Every day wo saw Pama Blk now: known asthe: sisters’ of: the ing. But we just knew it wouldn't] gue that we can only have free-|in the distant high.country or cow ‘Atonement, last, it was bound to cloud aver,/dom if we ‘are allowed the maxi-| moose right on the road. Of course ‘ Mrs, ‘McGauley: will conclude {urn colder and sea ake we Pray mun of personal Seles we could always look across at the e book review at the next meet-|husity pitched camp and prepared |say we can only have freedom if meaceve ‘where We could cone our, 3 e , H. M. Eddie and Sons; collection of | 2nd Miss Kathy Kazakoff, Kinn: aird, | 7, s, Seatt, ‘2nd Mrs, Goresky, 3rd Perennials, Mrs. W. J, Guerin of |3rd Miss Sane Guido Kinnaird. | nics. F. Konkin. * oss Your chance of drawing four . . le for the hunting ahs more than just our basic needs are See eee Souer ts sour a | Robson, $1.50 credit. donated by | eae eo ere TS | ara ecmlework: Quilt, Mrs. 3. P: B ES Soci amd Walt prepared sup-| looked after. Tee aay meh in the valley. in 4165 deals. Degania, Mes, “. ‘S. Scott, Hobson, Scott “and Mise Barbara Guido, ard | MacKay, Castlegar, Prize} donated JEWELLERY per ‘which was eaten with great Perhaps it fs, as John Kenneth | was still raining in in the norine oo ! Let us show you how our ABC. | three subscriptions to Vancouver Mrs. “Leah Ward. Milk Rolls, 1st byitiRaton Connie § Special Mary Phone 365-20. 41 sees, with everyone, a dt the Galbralth once, pit! eta . pen bib pee etal eat heaued for home . eu Ther : 2 Se rsoGme who never. koes to|adjast the notion of freedom to| farce, Taeins UP. a few Blue Spruce Get. em Now ‘We may have returned minus some meat but I can look out the snembership helps to take the © | Province; African Violet, Mrs. Vera Miss Barbara Guido, 2nd Mrs. ‘Hel- . chance out of your Wanjoff, 1 Brand Fertili-|en Verzu, Kinnaird, 3rd Mrs. Bisis | Cues, 203 9.7 Halght, 0 Ossie Prizes : @ zer. ® Goresky. Cinnamon Buns, Jst Miss Table Cloth: Mrs. John "Wile; Cas- fit the social dogma they expound.” =i in favor. of ex-faira arguing window | bath shose blue. spruce and a. COMBINATION ALUMINUM ism, ‘claims that individual. econo- | autumn’ co- mie lored: are tte from’, whence’ the: mic welfare is best attained through cine and ateady Pa coking for, aa -STORMDOORS - Screen & Glass - = : SI $34.95 ye. ie We re eeeie'e : : ‘ : j : oe : f oe Eee ais bellayes thet werihe List week of October 1-7 IRONING BOARD new adjustable style reg. $18.00 NOW. epee. $12.00 a : Basket display of mixed flow-| Barbara Guido, 2nd Mrs. E. Gor~ Castlegar News ers, Mrs, R. Baglo, Elephant Brand |esky, 3rd ‘Mrs, F. MM. Wolfe, Kin- | tleears Prize donated by 7. “Eaton Fertilizer;-Table Decoration, Mrs. | naird. ss a R. A. Giles, Kinnaird, $3.50 credit Standard Brands Ltd. Special: em, om “Castlegar Drug Me 3 Handicraft: Mrs, Helen Arm- strong, LA‘to the Canadian Legion Branch’ 170 Rose Bowl Challenge Trophy and Canadian“: Legion 170 Memento’ Trophy. Art: Wayne Eastcott of Rossland, Kiwanis Club of Castlegar Challenge Trophy and the Castlegar and Kinnaird Kins- has been set aside as hunt jative, freedom . and .welfare dis- as hunter safety appear down the road to serdom, | “eek and all. members af Sports- A ‘| ree? || His thesis is that’ private - ethics |™¢5 Clubs or hunters in general are far superior to public ethics, [27° asked to wear their Red hunt. | o bya? Herman ” Finer, a) political ing caps wherever they go'through- ‘ scientist at. the same: university, | Ut.the week to bring to the atten- 4 argues (hat, planning can be de- ion at the public the need for con- men Club’ Memento. ‘Trophy. Grand Aggregate’ | of. Senior { : nisin f { : ; : that free- while carrying or Pusk Castogar and District Cham: —s : SPECI ALIST mocrats and Ghat ecouatis S05 /osing gumm TRANSISTOR RADIOS ber of Commerce Challenge and y i Ss goal. State planners would follow The .. accident : ratio: in. B.C.'s ‘ g Memento Trophy. ‘Exhibitor with q ‘ ‘ i ” 3 * || principles Iaid down by an lected hunting. grounds is''3 ‘per: 10,000 largest number of exhibits was Mrs. . ; Jegisiature, he says, while planners | Hunters per year which is the low- at half. price =! Konkin with 109 exhibits and she q } : would probably be Detter pes eee rale. i alk Nort y Aumeslea and 3 a . bscriptic $ of economic changes than are pri shoot up as one = at re emer fe CHANGING TO GAS. HEAT 1S ‘INEXPENSIVE. Regardless ia CALL US TODAY FOR YOUR FREE 7A a cay cat ee ee Wood Screen Doors - selling out = Seen een eT dlgwerss cai|| Of what kind of heating system you now have; you'll find Gas heat { B the very success of our free enter. to stil further it will be that much ab half price a 4 4 * Ss Brise way of fe e) je a Konkin of slocan Park as oa. -economy soon repays the nominal cost of switching to Gas... and 4 HOUSE POWER R. ATE | ; Tome the cause of its decline, Re-| = Be a “Red Cap Man” and wear : = lenge and Memento Trophies. Bak- ~ you keep on saving all the-years you enjoy it. 4 : Lote cause of the high living standards |Your hunting cap Oct, 1 to 7. : ing ed arlene Aden! af Rot q eet es i | | eee aT ae eae so ant Ales feed of Sue] GAS HEAT: IS FULLY AUTOMATIC... Just set the thermostat ——_ ee | [hte st wi a, : ALL PAINT 25% OFF a | Needlework: Gail Konia, $5 cash. and forget it. You'll enjoy cosy comfort all through the house all Have your wiring done by competent 22 Pl eutted in temiti human ise 3 Handicraft: Ronnie’ Giles. of winter long, and during those hard-to-heat change of season periods : ave but social progress Jags behind hu- .CASTLEGAR =. naird, $5 cash, Art: ted, / Watson). . 7 ‘ ‘ > experienced workmen 5 + | |man ambition and so dissatisfaction Seto of Castlegar, Jan Hegeman of too. No more shovelling’. . ..no delivery worries. ... no fuel storage : ae A Bia tes ous with. individual ‘initiative in this a Seat cede oe | probleme im |: . ae | Building Supply The iudgig of; the exhibia| : a . COMPLETE WIRING JOBS +O] Sie too many peaple ho now look ‘OASTLEGAR NEWS : ing upp Y. = Wee yey relcanmiog, Mrs: Clyde GAS HEAT CUTS cost « «= Because it js so economical. Gas & ae SERVICE CHANGES to; government to speed up this hone 365-2161 =] Watte:of Willey. Foe halting by ‘heat will virtually put money in your pocket every month you use it, Roe q RENOVATI : scale | | alepe what they se pees eee hc | us i im = : flowers, Ben Talo of Giana Forks, year after year. Long-life Gas burner units, simple in design and - .. : ne ONS: _ = art, Z. Kujundzi¢ of Nelson; fru : operation, keep maintenance costs down, too. — (| a ee : chee WE ‘ARE E ul he eke Ss Q PPED TO SERVE 1 i ' and. vegetables, Mr. and: Mrss F. Carmichael of Grand Forks. ‘Mr. ‘ ;| Carmichael is the District:Agricul-. 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