2 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Dec. 18, 1969

-Sianley Humphries Sports

Winter Sports Activity Underway

Winter sports are now
in full swing at Stanle
Humphries with basketball,
curling and bowling being
prominent.

Last Tuesday the Rock-
ers and Rockettes hosted
their Grand Forks counter-
parts. The girls again came
up with a strong game de-
feating the Wolverines 40-
21. Debbie Faulkner played
an outstanding game, scor-
ing 11 points and being very
strong on the rebounds.
Barb Sharples added nine
Points.

The Rockers, meanwhile,
put in their worst effort of
the season, but managed a
51-43 win. Ron Konkin net-
ted 16 points _ John Hor-
coff collected 1:

During the Rey the
Rockers took part in the 16
team 11th sony ual C)

This was their first defeat
of the season.

John Horcoff came up
with 2 strong effort, netting
20 points, while ‘Ron Konkin
and Lawrence Haley each
had 11, However all was not
Jost as Ron Konkin and John
Horcoff were chosen to the
all-star team.

The Junior Girls Basket-
ball team is now _practicin:
under the watchful eye o:
Miss Weatherhead, and hope

to retain the champlonship
won yan year.

Glenn on behe ink is
leading after the first round
while the Ackerman
stew is close behind in sec-
on

Fizally, the Bowling Club
is now in high gear and Tom
Tarasoff is the owner of the
high average at 204. Gerry
Antignani and Darrel Rourke
are following closely.

Over 90 in

Attendance

Members of the Castle-
gar and District Senior Citiz-
ens Association and their
guests enjoyed their annual

party in the Rob
Hall last Fri-

Teams from at over the in-
terior of B.C, were present.

aay evening with 90 people
in attendance.

The hall was tastefully
the C Gi

Senior Citizens Enjoy
Annual Christmas Party

Mr. Maddocks expressed his
pleasure. at being able to
attend the party and extend-
ed season's greetin
le the tables were
being cleared away the Ist
Robson Guide Company and
their tain, Min-

in the
decor while the beautifully
decorated Christmas tree was

. In| the effort of the Ist Robson

quarter lead and then coast-
ed to a 43-27 win. ton Kon-
kin had 13 points while
Lawrence Haley and Dennis
Quintan each collected eight

towith this win, coach
Dyck's team advanced to the

semi-finals against the Kam-|Dr. W.

loops Stars, a group of grade
13’s. In a see-saw game,
already weakened

he charte!

e | key supper with all t!

Land Rangers who also plac-
ed on the stage curtains: iene
words “Merry. Chris‘
Tables were Jecorated with
cedar and miniature Christ-
mas decorations and the head
table was centred with a
lovely driftwood Sreation
which ie ld six green tape:
W. J. (Buck) Pacholzuk,
the evening’s MC, called on
. W. Wright to’ sa
after which a delicic

mings was enjoyed.
troduced R. C. Madd
ir member of the Sen-

short end of a 57-55 score.

ior Citizens Association, and

CASTLE THEATRE zeszon

THURSDAY - FRIDAY - DEC. 18-19 — RESTRICTED
Peter (easy rider) Fonda “WILD ANGELS” color 7 & 9
=

SAT. MAT. 2 p.m. SAT. SUN. MON. TUES. DEC. 20-23
Show Times including Sun. Open 6:30 - Shows at 7 & 9
Michael Caine “PLAY DIRTY”

color War Drama

SUNSET

PALOMAR PICTURES INTERNATIONAL

laughing and loving in

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FRIDAY & SATURDAY,

DRIVE-IN

For ;

carols. They were ac-
companied on the piano by
Mrs. A. D.. Johnson.

The Kinnaird Co:

held a draw and the winner
was Mrs. H. Dowkes who won
a lovely candy wreath which
had been made by the guid-
es, Mur. Pacholzuk extended
thanks to all the guides and
.|leaders for their entertain-
ment and wished. them a
very happy holiday season.
The girls were ‘applauded

most heartly as they left the

On behalf of the mem-
bers, Mrs. G. Quayle present-
eu gitts to'H. Evans, presi-
dent; Mrs. G: Shepherd, sec-
ref > Mrs. LM Ba treas-
urer, and H. John-
son who had acted as secre-
tary while Mrs. Shepherd
was away.

Several of the members
entertained with carols and

ver Bells,
the stable" and “Christmas
Dinner.” He was accorpen.
fed on ene epee by his wife

can ey evening was brought
a close with the serving
of eottie an and Christmas cake.
and ap-

presiationts were extended to
Mr. Pacholzuk for his many
acts of Rinanesses to the
association, the Recrea-
tion Commission for its don:
ation: of the most beautiful-
ly.de cecoratedt three-tier Chris.
to all those who

ner, ex-
tended to Mrs. “Saliken’s staff

for their very ‘able’ service
in serving the members.

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‘Fantasy Gopperware . 94.95 - $1.50 - $14.95.
Kootensy Made Beeswax Candles

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25 doz.

SPORT SHIRTS
including tall sizes

of

EXCELLENT
ASSORTMENT

DEEP
TONE

DRESS SHIRTS
For Him

Mrs. Ed Clough, Slocan City
STORE HOURS:

18

Friday, December. 19

20
Monday & earns Dee 22-23 ren

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by Honeylite, Christmas Decorated, to . . $3.50
Hardwood Carving Boards .......... $12.95

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Bacchus After Shave $3.00
Hai Karate Afler Shave $1.76
British Sterling After Shave ............ $3.50 & $5.00
English Leaher Timberline ...........00cese0+- $318

Leather Goods From Buxton, Revion. Toiletries By Max
Factor, GTO, Old Spice, Dante, Batchelor, Mennen, Signa-
ture and Carl's Favorite Royal Regiment, Bar Sets, Tie
Tacks, Brush Sets and many, many more.

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For Her — Personally
Lady Schick Capri Electric Shaver ... . $18.95 PERFUMES
Philips Beauty Sachet $13.89 Arpego, My-Sin:
Philips Coq: Razor $17.89 _ Hartne!l_In- Love
Jewelled:E Bags ... $3.49 - $3.79 - $4.49. “Caron Bollodgia
Dresser Sets, Brush; Comb & Mirror ..... $8.88 to $19.95, Coty, Impreve
For The Nurse, Pen, Pencil & Thermometer by Parker Revlon A in

$7.50
$5.00
$7.50
f° $6.50.
$3.50
$2.25

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Carl’s Giftware Department

Seeeaeeee + $4.15 Glassware from liaiy, Sweden, Greceesicnke,
Poland, Norway and England. —

Coffee Grinder ..........:22....... $12.95

dasha Caramics From Germany, Bone China Cups”
and Saucers From England. - :

Sunbeam Fry Pan..............0:-. $32.95.
Sunbeam Hand Mixer... ............ $19.95
Philips Electric Knife ............... $32.59

‘General Electric 2 & 4 Slice Toasters
General Electric Steam Irons
General Electric Fry Pans

LEARANCE SPECIALS:
FROM ARQUND THE STORE.
2 Only Russian niade Short Wave ~~
; Portable Radios; were 69.95 Now .. $24.95
1 “only Koyo AM/FM Radio, was 47: 95 Now $19.95
"1 only Transette 12 Transistor Radio -
was 32.95 Now ONLY is
T only Wrist Watch "Redio, was 32.50, New $17.95
Vonly Executive 8 Transistor Radio, Note Pad,
Calendar, -the perfect gift for the executive,
was 39.95, .Now ... sesseeee P24 29.
lonly Philips Solid State Clock Radio.
was 79.95, NOW ONLY

1 only After Shave Lotion.or Cologne, your
_ choice,’ Half Price: with’. Purchase of any Man‘s
Razor. :
1 ony Jarge Plush Dog, reg. 19.95, Now ..
tag Large Felt Christmas. Stockings,
_Feg. -1:25'NOW. ONLY 2 for .
Tui EERE EIEN
“STORE HOURS
8 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Saturday, Dece: —____— 9 am. to 6.p.m.-
Wetne and Tuesday, pee 22nd & Pay jan am. to 9 p.m.

EE eS 7 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

CARL’S PLAZA DRUGS |

PHONE 365-7269

SPECIALS

FROM TOYLAND

Pyramid Puzzles, were 3.29
Tea Service, plastic, were 88c

17 Piece Table, Chair & Tea Sets,
were 7.95.

Battery Oper. Airoplane, were 05.95.
Kerphink Games, were 5.95

"Matchbox Motorized: Motorway ad &
Transformer, were 27. 90..... $20.95

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Blue Marlin Caught in Hawaiian Waters

‘jas they did in~ Kinnaird.

1 COFFEE! BREAK

Santa Claus’ has made
his visit to both C:

like all

were a real to
very young who still reflect
the magic of:.the season in
their eyes.

A letter appearing in last
week's Castlegar News offer-
ed apologies for the. short-
age of treats: in Castlegar,
stating the turn out was four
times greater than last: year.

The turn ‘out’ is: gratify-
ing, but I wonder how much
magic re! ed in the eyes
of: the very small* when, as
was: the case -in Castlegar,
nee was ‘little chance for

Special messages ‘ to
gitgn to Santa, let: alone a
sit on: that very special’ knee,

When a child is old
enough to . announce he
knows’ all about Santa ‘so
there”. then: maybe that cliilld
is big enought to: step back
and leave the treats and ma-
fle for. those etna still carry.

the: ma of chose

in
their eyes.
1. noticed. at. the

eee

New Prodiits are. ze always

CKRHD is to Meet With BCHIS
On Standard of Care for Region

Central Koot

to meet with the Be
ital Insurance to

an acceptable stan-

dana of care for the region.
iis mation: was 5 approv-
Saturday.

for hiring a consulting firm | Se
to prepare any reports.
The move would set uP

er a between’ © BCHIS an

ie _-hosp! advisory com-
mittee to supply the regional
board with all available infor-
mation the Bens may have,

ttaining to regional im-

: EVM,

WHY GIRL
LEAVE HOME

(to det ma ried)

Mode! TR 111100 — $160.
” from the
“Diamond Treasure” Collection
: created by

COLUMBIA

DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT AND WEDDING RINGS

gotners, trom $180 to soon at.

BOSSE’S |=

ban

JEWELLERY
‘STORE HOURS

ed b: }
sad’ Fula’ ohana the need| aD nat

provements.

The special committee

would report to the % advisory

committee with recommenda-
tions for a proposed plan-
ning program.

The directors approved a
spec gmendation by the CKR
the financing of the
Proposed | deter ae Kaslo

in. the annual
peager or of the CKRHD for the
years 1970 and 1971.

This: would result in an
increase of one mill each of
the two years to pay for the

Mr. Rust. replying to a
question from B. Staples
about who would pay the
deficit, said’ the provincial

government in the end would | hing

prabably, be forced to pay
it.

Bional district would: pay,”
Mr. Rust stated, “We won't
even ‘get involved with the

“There’s no way the re- fr

e on
brought to my Betti is
one that I believe went on
the market last .year. It is
ay motorists’s ‘dream, if you

Contained in a familiar.

pressure. can,. this. is ;a SPFAY | assist
tb apply: to’ your tires and is
said to give you all the trac-
tion’ needed to get ‘out-of a
or a, snow bank,

times the cost of the tin:of | NT

operating, expenses of the
hospitals.”

The regional district cur-| :

rently finances the capital
construction of hospitals.

» but G.
S. Rust said ‘it would be “bet-
ter, to raise the hospital costs
and pay off the debt in two
years than to pay high in-
terest rates over the 20 year
Period of fimancing. comp-
anies. would suggest.”

The * directors ipaséed a
resvluaon that money be bar-|
rowed in the amount of $250,
4u0 to pay several debt re-
tirement charges due before

Aug. 1, 1970.

The borrowing of the
funds needs, the approval of
the ‘minister ‘of health ser-
vices and hospital insurance.

A letter from the Crest-
on a Valley Hospital stated that

less BCHIS increases. the

fans “diem rate the hospital

will suffer a pnanclal deticit
by: the end .of 1!

ne. letter eas: referred

B.C.’s 1969 Fire
Season Unusual
Reports Servcie

“British Columbia's 1969
fire season sree an unusual
one.” -repol W. C. (Cy)
Phillips, Poe of the B.C.
Forest’ Service protection
sie aa his final report
of the

“Normally only 33. per
cent of the fires occur prior
to July 1,” he explained,
“but .this year we had near-
ly 60- per cent of, our fires
before that date.

‘There were (3300 fo forest
fires in B.C.

to
to. tty and support, but not
until afer -some discussion.

this. y
slightly higher than ‘the 10-
year. of 2,172, and
an increase of 700 over last
year. The fires damaged oP

UCW Groups
Enjoy Annual -
Chiistitias Party

407,000-

compared with 34,000 inl 1968
while timber’ and ‘other los-
ses amounted to $73,000,000.
The’ damage in 1968.to

$6,800,0
The direct cost of fight.
ing forest fires fur the Forest
Service this year was $3,300,-

of Di
+ Friendship
legar
ited. Church Women enjoyed
their annual Christmas p:
week: ‘at):the’: home ’.of|
Mrs. J. Kalmakoff.

Prior to the party a very | cre:
short. mee was held for
the commation of a committee

it will ‘take: inventory of

es UCW dishes, card tables, | he
in the church :

guilery, ete,

hal stem bers enjoyed a de-
licious supper: and‘ several
games, Santa arrived and

| gave each

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person gift,
bringing a very enjoyable
evening to a close: lose.

Un. | fij

for. cause of fires

—a
over’ 1968 when the fire—
ghting bill was about $790,-

“Mr. Phillips ‘said the ma-
this ‘year

was people — res tee re-
creationists and ‘workers.
cr erbaps the pute could
just to fact: t. the

was ‘high’ ia June,”

"acreage burned,

ed, was. due .to

e fires in me

northern areas of the. pro-
vince where only token sup-
pression action was possible
because of a combination: of

remoteness and ecnoniics.

STEAKS
a
SPECIALTY
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GOOD FOOD:
COURTEOUS
SERVICE °

e

For. Reservations
Phone 365-7277
oe.

CITY SENT RE

City. Centre Motel.

CASTLEGAR, B.C. -

Coffee Shop — Dining Room:— Banquet Room :. °

MONDAY TO SATURDAY -

6.00 a.m. te 10.00 p.m.

PHONE 365-7277

MOTEL

a ee

2

eon will find this pro-
duct. at. some ‘of. our. local
service. stations. The ray
is said to have no bad effects
on the tires. but. care. mt
be taken not to get the spray
on. the. finish of your car
body.

+ &

As ours is a flying fam-
ily, planes and aviation often:
creep into. Coffee ‘Break.

if you have vever ny
up to airplanes
we uta “have hoted that there
are letters on them which
are to a’ plane what a lic-
cence. plate. is_to

aircraft:
These letters can at tim-
es work out to comical say-

to ‘please all the
little girls & boys :
, CASTLEGAR
DRUG

- DOWNSTAIRS

- Leave Santa Claus to Younser Fry

what I came up with.

Just by using. the last
three letters there were
MoM, Dad, SON, SIS, UNC,
U, UBC, WHO, LSD,
ony BOO, ODD, SEW, SEZ,
OB, and . countless others
but the one I citigugat was
the best was

stuck in’ winter condi: ai

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el saa

‘Scoreless Tia

When Bruins ;

fee! the Leafs
londay the Bruins

and it Pi Leafs played to
a: ‘scoreless tie. In ‘coal for

for the Bruins Nazaro

Rangers: and Canadians
played ” on’ "Wednesday. with
the Rangers defeating the
Canadians by,.a score ,of 8-0.
D. Ternent.was crédited with
taza | the shut-out. Scoring for the
1aza | Rangers were McKinnon and
Marti yh. both scored: bat
came" from Plotnikott mad
Janicki. “Credited with as-
sists were Ogloff 1, Alexand-
Ee 1, Hughes 2 and Janicki

iturday.-saw the un-

dians go down
feat at the hands
ckhawks by a score

in, Was cre-
he shut-out. Scor-
ing for: Blackhawks . were

ing 1, assist Meyer, ar Marquis | Be 1

off 1, | es'

aiet i Myer and
aeeetlxote, Zoobkofé «1, | th:
tna Quiring . 1, unassisted.

the’ Castlegar ‘ Blackhawks.
Thev visitors defeated | the

-| tures bre:

the Leafs..was Stewart ‘and
sha

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Dec. 18, 1969.

By Lals Hughes

Do you love your Christ-
mas shortbread but have
some bad memories of'a time

en ings
it when it came

to rolling the dough?
-Here is a little gem pass-
ed on to me just this past
week Never Fail

My Sincere Thanks

To all who supported me
in the election.

Colin Maddocks ©

3 cups flour,

% oe cornstarch, 1 cup ic-
ing sugar and 1 cup butter.
Method: cream butter,
add sugar and dry in;
ences. Whip until futty mix:

Here is the answer to
your rolling problems. Drop
batter from tablespoon onto
Sookie sheet and put cherry
in

p.
‘Cook 10 minutes in 325
degree oven.

je press.

Wives of Faculty
Missed Thanking
Car?’s Plaza Drugs

Dear. Sir:
May it take this oppor-
tunity’ to extend my. sincere
apologies to Carl's Drugs for
our ommission of the: busin-
ess’s name

your paper last w
At this time.I would like
to extend the thanks of the
Selkirk College | Faculty Wiv-
‘Associat ito) Carl's
Drugs for helping to make
ie bazaar su a: success.

. Mrs, Satth Fraser,
* Kinnaird.

7m. an. adver-| |
tisement:.which appeared: in |‘

No partridge. No pear tree.

ee pushed for space. So.

-° MOORE
BUSINESS FORMS
Aeont
CASTLEGAR NEWS

home club by a score prof 40.

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