THE YOUNG LOOK, on display April 1 under

‘’ the sponsorship of Kinnaird United Church
Women, is illustrated in a picture taken at
est’s Department Store, supplier of fash-

suit of wool.

whils

i ions. Kay Bevans, at left is wearing a whits
, Amel by

CERTI

i dustries Ltd. was présented P

Pam Johnson looks casual in a Trafalgar pant

Lace collar and cuffs accent

the carefree look of the linen uncrushable | 7
worn by Jean Casselman.

— Castlegar News Photo} to

Local Student to Victoria

Dune

For Presentatic

An SHSS student will be
among the 80 from B.C. sec-
ondary schools who will take
part in free-wheeling discus-
sion sessions at the University
of Victoria April 19 and 20.

Attending from this area
is Marilyn Jacobson, whose
presentation at the sessions

. Will be concerned with extra-
sensory perception.

The second annual Hu-

variety of fields. i
All those completing
grade XI or XII in BC.
schools were invited, through

their principals, to ‘submit a
paper on a subject of their
choice ot examples of their
work in the arts. The best of
163: papers submitted will be
presented by their authors,
who receive expenses for their
visit Gg a university campus.

a mantles and Science S:;
sored by the uni-

: versity and the IBM Corpora-
tion of Can:
ents from senior grades
throughout the province. Be-
‘fore an audience of teachers

and fellow-students, they will
discuss their work in a wide

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own poetry, plays and ishort
stories. Others prepared. art
displays, owe of which will be

As well as disgussing their
own material, those attending
the symposium will hear four
special lectures and see some-
thing of university life. Ses-
sions were arranged for the
Easter vacation to permit out-

bo groups|of-town students to attend.
that ne hear the papers are
as

Speakers include Dr.

observers with expens id.

Iso in the audience wi
chers who sponsored

top projects among their own

Students will come from
a schools, ranging in location
in the southeast

west, near, the ‘Alason bor-

ers will cover many
subjece aught at the univer-
sity level. One paper is en-
titled “Being: From the: View-
point of an Existentialist.”
deal with scientific
subjects, Indian and Eskimo
cultures,  French-Canadiai
separatism and international
‘airs.
In the creative arts, sev-
eral i their

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i Costigan of the Uni-
versity of Washington history
department, who will give the
keynote address April 19 at
9 ae
are Dean R R.
Jette. dean pf college and
student affairs at Victoria;
Dr. A..C, Riddiford, -head of
the cht department and
Professor Robin Skelton of
the English department, a
poet and d literary crit critic.

D.J. King
Wins:Honors
In Shooting

Dou: buglas J. King of Cast-:
legar has qualified for the
Silver Expent Shield, one of|t
the most difficult tests’ in

shooting.

Dominion Marksmen of-
ficials announced this week

the 23-year-old con-
stable had achieved a score
of 5,477 points out of 6,000 |
to qualify:

the Silver Expert |PP
Shield handgun) the shooter

sets of three

pes pls a consisting of
one slow, one diand one
rapid fire target, and
set scoring 265 or more out
of baa

Mr. King, a member of
the Castlegar Pistol Club, has
been shooting: for five te aver

ver

“{Mayor of Vancouver, Tom

each lithe

Supply at the weekend. Making the present-
is CIL representative David Newton,
left, to Peter Gorkoff while Mike Gorkoff

ation

CATE marking a five-year associa-
tion with the paint division of Canadian In-

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local firm's service to. the community and
its pledge “to continue serving. the’ public

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Castlegar News Photo

DON BROTHERS REEORT

Last Thursday was Nancy
Greene Day in Vancouver,
and what a tremendous day
it was.

It started for me on Wed-
nesday afternoon when I flew
to ‘Vancouver to represent the
government in yeleomin her

» Vancouver. I was the |v

when she received a
dumultuoes welcome from
hundreds of school children
on with a go-go band.

next occasion to visit
jancy was Thursday at
oe thimenee hosted by the

Campbell. The Mayor of Ross-
Harold Elmes, sat next

to me at the panquers
e Minis! . A.C.

ter W.
Bennett presented ‘Nancy with
the Order of the Dogwood,
making her the seventh Te

a perpetual award and will

be as the Nancy

pee Scholarship.

Pap oars
asa er e lunch-

eon and at the ntation

chold dative
stick to it‘and

fic eee they would
achieve their goal.

“You can do it, no matter
what it is and when you've
dene eae e & wonderful feel-

”? she

ing to tallow the hippies
hey are going to follow Nancy
And this was so —

tiplent
others who have

hey followed her by the

been so honoured were Clar-
ence Wallace, and
Queen Mother

The Prime

Minister also
announced: that effective Hts
September, there would be
five $500 ‘scholarships award-
ed to students who were out-|
standing in their studies as
well as athletics. This’ will be

ceremony at the court

in
prelch wad: was held shortly after
steps.
I rode in a car with Judy

Selkirk College” val be
the site this Saturday
Scout workshop, one Me a
planned for the weekend in

the tenays.
‘The other will be'held at
Mount Baker Secon
School in Cranbrook on Sun-

vane : workshops are anoth-

er step in the continuing im-

plementation of Scouts 68,
Ww PIO! for Boy

w design arti

_College is Site Saturday
For Conclave of Scouts

rogram. ‘Tt will readily p:
BIOg simple opportunities i
all adult workers to develop
new ‘knowledge and skills

out their roles effectively.
Organization at boy,, Jead-

er, Eroup. and district levels

‘will be discussed nay vith

the new badge scheme. This

will be followed by a talk on

implementation. 3
Discussion of this

‘will be carried out by mem-
bers of the various distri

| attending

Bach district wll then

s| report on action p) ied by

them to implement ot "68.

Viewin the film

the . Parade
cit

which they require to carry|N:

ormerly of Castlegar P.O. & Southern Motor#
Ike Would be Glad to Hear the Latest Gossip!

Ike’s Airport Auto Service is Located on Highway
3 Near the Arena. Look for the Big Chevron Sign

‘ver to ee Naucy, and was
that the

great
never completed.
We then proceeded to
North and West Vancouver
where ho and

She proved many ‘times
lover during her brief visit to
Vancouver that she is an out-
standing Canadian girl whom
all. young people should look
up to and emulate.

‘With all this excitement
in Vancouver the workings
of the legislature seemed pale
in comparison. -

HOLIDAYING IN VANCOUVER?

Then you want a central’ address close te
all attractions, yet: priced to suit your budget.
We have a dining room and coffee shop and are
close to beaches and Stanley Park. Please feel
free to drop us a line for our descriptive bro-

Sands Motor Hotel
". MUtual 2-1831 Davie at Denman
Commercial Cards Honored
“On English Bay at Stanley Park”

“We are still dealing with
ministers

every effort to come to Ross-
Jand to witness the du Maurier
Competition. \: .-

ed some - consid n
scale de-
ext week.
the meantime, we
Agriculture A
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Wild Mountain Blueberry — Cherry"
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CASTLEAIRD. PLAZA

SUGAR AND SPICE

You Just Gotta Hate ‘em to Love ‘em :

Bard on the Kids or Too Basy
the or. Too
on the Kids? Is she always

Still Competition
Shown in Recent
Badminton Play

y ad
The friendly inter-city
‘Trail, Nelso

between felson,

rit
Gra Forks and Castlegar lea aro

showed on: Sunday that. all
pedeninton clubs are hard to

was

Lit’ u: ta er eac! a venter:
aa in H final e %,

showed that they are goin:

to be the club to watch in the

next few.

ve!
The Grand Forks Clubd| ho;

your
there's no. polnt

or you" ehould bein: heaven
7 aad not reading this tripe at

By Bill Smite:

Been te sou Bei
e ignore your Ster ling | tal
Qualities ai

oF 10 prin

mally drives me up’ the cur-

she misses my’ casual at-
titude toward money and bills. |
And I miss her fu1.ous insist-
hejence thet the budget should
be kept in order:

And I guess that’s what|#
e | this column is all about. You| #
chaps who answered ‘‘Yes” to
all the questions in the ‘quiz
that began it might take an-
other. look at old Myrtle and
count your. blessings, even if
there jaro only 2 ‘couple “of |
them. -
Try & without the ola Girl
for four or five months. To-
morrow, for example, I have}
to shovel the front and back

sidewalks, get bre
out tne
even. start

+1 Donald, Wayne

id

FLYING HIGH this week are the taligy 3 Mite
Flyers, who won the Hi Arrow Arms league
trophy. at-recent playoffs. Coached by Terry
Jackson, players, listed not in order in which
they appear in the picture, are: Drew Mc-
Billy VanYzerloo,

han Danny McMillen, Danny
Khadikin, Danny -Obedkoff, gonen Pace,
Danny, Harsent, Randy Anders
McGillivray and Jack’ Crosby. A’ ‘banquet for
the victorious Flyers is being held next week.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thurs., March 14, 1968

CASTLEGAR AND DISTRICT
_ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
ANKUAL GENERAL MEETING

° Tuesday, March 19, 1968 730 p.m.
CASTLEGAR CREDIT UNION HALL

Every person who has attained his eighteenth
birthday who has contributed or contracted .to
pay ‘the sum of five dollars to the KRC Com-
munity Chest, and who mate application to the”
ion shall b ber in good: *
of this A iati » tue the fiseal. peak
in which the contribution was made. Such mem-
ber in good standing shall be entitled to vote. 3).

stand}

— ‘Castlegar News ‘Photo

answer is, “Not”,
use you're. a Har

I know that T'hate my
ty he

tors.
Ed’s pzueual al Partner, Ned
le to make
it fo the tourney but for a

sa seer or ‘you
he other hand, B, dhete's .
ld

these two have been an insti-| 7

tution to a lot of players for
many Ae hae

“COFFEE. BREAK”

By LOIS HUGHES
Box. 731, Castlegar —
Tell Lois; 365.5503

: While hockey and eins
ing;.seem to dominate.
scene, another. active group
housed by the local arona,

Skating

sentation of Ice
This should Drove ‘to be
an entertaining evening with
Ive years 0 ranging : from.
ive e years of age to taelr mid-

Scouts '68 ill end the work-

riod shops, which are to be follow-

urce per-
1 conducting | the work-
aonne will E. Chariton,

and. oH
A. R. Fletcher, Grand Forks,
es | wie wall conduct: a_spectal

cession.
ed in Venturer

in time % to > EupROTE the imple
mentation of the New. ry

all those inter
companies.

quired 1 scoring
ort better out of 100 in slow

Pistols and revolvers of
any calibre may be used in
the! Dominion | Markemen hand-

gun competition.
ST AT
FOR

AIRLINE

RESERVATIONS

- @ é
MEXICO - HAWAIIAN
& EUROPEAN TOURS
ARRANGED
e

CASTLEGAR AGENT
FOR THE WESTERN
HOTEL CHAIN
e

Cab

CATHOLIC WOMEN’S LEAGUE

St. Patrick's

ARENA HALL
Friday, Mc

$7.00 Per Couple ~

aret

arch 15th

SERENADERS ORCHESTRA

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‘DEPT. STORE
Phone ‘365-7542

FOR TICKETS
‘PHONE
365-7482

And Dollar

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CASTLEGAR NEWS

PHONE 365-7266 .

e results for the days
events ‘were as follows
Men’s Doubles A event
—'R. Smith and J. Osachoff,
Castlegar over E. Haley and
T. Dobie, Trail. Ladies Doubl-
es A — D. Moyes and P. Buck-
Trail over B. de

They
other for the most
insults, the most cuttin;

‘They

and. G. McConnel, ‘Trail
hat Osachoff and E. Stooc!

Thompson,
Nelson over S. detdats and
C. Moore, Nelson.

INCOME TAX
zg PROBLEMS ??

Don’t miss any.
Credits or R

CONTACT
Mrs. I. M. Toogood
301 Silvérwood Creée.

. Woodland Par!
Phone 865-7985.

the vulgarities.

will forgive each
ig an
ious remarks, if it’s the
thing. will cherish
each other in sickness as well
as in health, in

"The club is out to ‘show
what it can do, so why. no!
take time to be their guest?
There ig: no admission.

te ee
I think a_bouquet should
go: to the girls of the Castle-
gar.Sr. B Women’s basketball
s team in’ their efforts to re-
area Lake
GOING BIG T TIME is Garth Rizzuto, a former resident _ of |
Castlegar and the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. of ms in
of Gold River. Garth, a; a the area, ne Sear decided
after. winning - over _ Notre
Dame by default to finance
‘| their. way to Lake Cowi
to, take: part in: the B.C. -Lea-

my_.column
if I'd only leave out].

“athe girls, : -
Frank's. BA service station,
had a carwash last Saturday
netting $95. and - Crossroads
| provided facilities for

Father of Thrums
Resident Has Died
In E Kootenay City

Source of ‘Odor Shows
Lack of Basic Gourery

Dear Sir:
‘May. Xe your mace to|b
a Mi

What's Happenin By
at Crossroads |
Datsun Sales? -

The Answer:
NOTHING!

Thanks to your fine support wore.
out of cars — at the moment. . .

lows, blues, reds and
Meanwhile, try the amazing

1968 Datsun Hietes

and is more. sturdily-
built than domestic half-tons! It’s a compact truck that
its passenger car comfort and manoeuverabllity:
Goes where only 4-wheel drives go in the back country,
yet it is ideal for city, traffic: and ‘parking. Standard
hro 4 on-the-floor, 6ply
deluxe interiors; dual
headlights, great heater plus 100,000 mile reliability.
A test drive will convince you.

Datsun Crossroads Sales

/ Located at Corner of Columbia:and Maple.
Don Leitch, Manager Phone 365-8035

- But please be patient. A new W shipment of yel-
éreens will be in shortly. v

PETTITT PHOTOS

nesses and homes? The peo-} -
Bride-to-ho Hosted ait, Mat ana’ catete
Retlaw ‘in 1909: after home-

a bake sale that brought an-
the) other $71.

:, The team members as in-
dividuals. sold odd articles
and collected bottles.

peaking to one’ of the
| player I found she. was not
crediting themselves with any-
thing but just wanted every-
one to know they -appreciat-
ed the help. so many. offered
with baking ‘etc.,

GOLF

Dynamic Club

Memberships are’ now being accepted by the Castlegar
& District Golf Club.

For full particulars write or call:
Mr. Walter. Jacobeon,

‘Treasurer,

Castlegar & District Golf Club,

Box 161,

Kinnaird, B.C. Phone 366-7947

Personal cash donations.
* They leave this weekend

60 many wi 2 them well

With their coach Kings-
ley Kirby, the team members
are: Lenore Evans,
Horcot, Brenda

Sheloff and i Peggy Ross,

I thik w we all still love
minute compan’
but it is what
nd to serve that makes us
ice.

dastmin

bg
eli ye only
UD O88 Whites” into
and then brown the

bie i the oven. The ‘yo
can be ‘put in the refrigerator

for Lake Cowichan and with '. [i

they hope to have their fin-
andal needs covered. - :

... rather

Hot know |
how much |
you owe? |

Wah ents, et te Pl a Fae
your death or permcneat
inaiched dotiar jor doller—ewith insurance

for’ future use.

By McMixers Club
At Recent Session
Dawn. .McLackie, , daugh-|Iy.
ter of : the callers, and her | garding Tock
, Rod. Killough,: were Plant bec Because it was 3 nie |
Buests recently of the McMix-| Permission. was d
ere Square Dance club: a bulld ‘a Jumiber mil'at Ootis-
awn e daughter because ‘of “possi
jim and Vi McLuckle and Rod Tn Kinnain .
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Killough. = ss
The club surprised the
couple om coffee | cane by. pre-
5 em (with a; miscel..
ianeots

fon briefly in’ North Da-
On retirement :at ‘Taber

LOO!
He Qik: predeceased by his
g | wife, Golden, in .19
vit) Survir

Mrs. Everet ‘Crane and Mrs,
Dale Holmberg, all. of Cra

it
were members of raped
ners’ group aswell as Dawn’s
sister.

Ib. 69c
10 tins $1
FLOUR, Butch Oven......... 20 Ib. bay $1.49:
MARGARINE, Better Buy :.
CHOCOLATES, Willow Pack -:. 3 for $1

Full Line of HOOVER Appliances Wa
Holiday Record Players & Tepe Recorders

‘See Us For Fishing Supplies
— Rock Gas. Propane Cylinders Filled —
, BA Gas and ‘Oil
United Purity Store
Johnny’s Grocery -
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COFFEE, Batter Boy ..

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