12 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, February 17, 1972

LOCAL AND DISTRICT BOWLING RESULTS

Mon,: Nite Mixed
LHS Armason
Arnason

Marshall
Kowalko

THS Expos 1022, THT
Expos 2988.

Team olnts: Expos 3,

ters 1, Exex 1, Hap-

less 5 8, Performers 1, Beer

egs 3.
Other 600’s Nina Voy-

, John Adams
605, Bill Carlson 608.
‘ues. Coffee Breakers

worth 3
Holdsworth 757.
Cheerios 994. THT
Cheerios 2783.
Team points: stags 2

Wheaties 5:
Other e00's Margaret
unas 635, Helen Rol

Tues. 1 pm.
Irene Hill 279.
LHT Shirley ‘Barton 719.

THS Boundary Electric
977. THT Macallster Ins.
2857.

Team points: Macalister
Ins. 55, Sentinals 80, Cast.
legar Drag Tadepen-
dents 52, eae Electric
45, Lueky Five 29.

Other 600's Irene Hill

Tues. 7 o'clock

LHS Gloria Taylor 259.
LHT Gloria Taylor 612,
M) Ralph

0

THT Road Runners 2793,
Team Polnt: Rebels 0,

Screwballs 4, R 1,

blers

“SHOES THAT MAKE AN IMPRESSION”

FOR SAVAGE SHOES AND
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Phone 365-7025 — Pine St, — Castlegar

PROCLAMATION

WHEREAS, the week of February 20th to 27th is
being observed throughout Canada as 2 peried to
focus public attention on the physical, mental,
spiritual, social, and citizenship training benefits
of the Boy Scouts and Girl Guides for our youth,

and

WHEREAS, the Boy Scout and Girl Guide Move-
ments are recognized as two of Canada’s leading
youth movements which educate our youth in
those attributes which are most desired in good

citizens, and

WHEREAS, the Boy Scouts and Girl Guides of Can-
ada in this community have earned the commend-
ation and support of every citizen, and

WHEREAS, many members of the Boy Scout and
Girl Guide Movements have become leading citi-

zens in Canada,

NOW THEREFORE, We as Mayors of the Towris of
Castlegar and Kinnaird do hereby proclaim the
week commencing February 20th, 1972 be obser-

ved as

“BOY SCOUT WEEK IN CANADA” AND
“GIRL GUIDE THINKING WEEK IN CANADA”
and request that parents and others support this
observance by attending special activities and dis-

plays during Boy Scout Week and Girl Guide
Thinking Week and thereafter in the years ahead.

John Landis, Mayor
TOWN OF CASTLEGAR

Gerald S. Rust, Acting Mayor

TOWN OF KINNAIRD

Thurs, Ladies
LHS Shirl Morehouse
#00 LHT Shirt Morehouse

OHS Beavers 1001. THT
Beavers 2877,
Team points: Lions 4,
a Bears 2,
Beavers 3,

bec Bonnie White 628.
‘HS Hooters 950. THT
Hooters 2655.

Team points: Hooters
41%, Screamers 30, Groan-
ers $1, Wailers 87%, Criers
46, Moaners 42,

Other 600's Betty Pin-

MHS Mike Falhman 303
MHT Darryl Rourke 695.
THS Kinberries 1

Morehouse 637, Mike
man 682, Bi Bil’ Cheveldave
659, Dot Paul 704, Matt
5, uinto Maida

648, Elaine Creighton 629.
Fri. Classic
LHS Archambault

Jean
240. LHT Bobble eat
"MHS Bill Davis 05.
METI, John Obetioff 7
HS Angels 1066, THT
oactalls 3008.

It Not angels 2, Odd.
or No! -
balls 4, C ht ambia Five. ea
Gutter pe 1, Alley

Roe Eon Zaytaot O18.
SHSS ra

LHS Darline Adshead
254,.LHT Darline Adshead

2820.
joints; No. 5
o. Ai No.6 4. 2c ey
Ne 24, Ne
Other es0's Tom Tar-
asoff 688.

VICTORIA.
REPORT

By James K. Nesbitt

ur elected represen-
tatives are having them-
Holves a high old tlhe these

The shout-
ings and the

4 ig. on
which way
you look at

Victoria’s mew mayor,
Peter Pollen, a mild-! looking
gentleman, is showing him-
self to be anything but.

He was in office only

a few days when he said
that Victoria's Member of
Parliament, David Groos,
might just, as well not be in
the House of Commons, for

all the good he does Vict- .
oria,

“Then His Worship said
Greater Victoria's members
in the Provincial Legislat-

ve are not up to much el-

ther, and come the next
election hell fix them up
good and plenty.

This prompted cabinet

aldo Skillings, a
Victoria city and
close confidant of the Pre-

vaving stirred up these
storms, the Mayor too off
for two weeks in Haw:

Mayor Tom Campbell of
Vancouver loudly called
somebody or other a ham-
burger. This Irritated, and
scandalized Mayor Hugh

f Saanich, who

the wee
to say His
Vancouver

talk in such vulgar fashion,
because when the Maycr cf
Vancouver does that, oo
ed the Mayor of Saal
he draws into disrepute ev-
ery other mayor t-
ish Columl

Hon, Mr. Skillings call
Dr. ne. Scott Wallace a little
pipsqueak,

Another favorite ex-
pression this session is ‘fat

Politically opposed hon.
«Members . have . taken -to.
calling each other ‘fat .

I would think Mr. §; a

Ber will have to rule that

his is a highly unparlia-
mentary expression (and
must not be used

| DISTRICT SOCIALS | =

Mrs. D. E. Hughes 365-5503

Miss Eilen Knutson, ac-

companied by Miss Susan

mbeth of Duncan, a form-

oe resident of Kinnaird,

‘were weekend guests at the
Miss Knuts

girls are attending UBC.
Eympathtes are extend-
F. Maglio of
Castlegar whose
Mrs, Catherine Marie Mag-
lio, 67, died Saturday at her
home ‘in Nelson.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Fried-

SHOP WITH THAT

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Open Monday - Saturday 9 am. to 6 p.m.

Sunday and Holiday Hours: 12 noon - 1 p.m.

Friday 9 am. to 9 p.m.
6-7 pm.

where they
weeks at Puerto’ Vallarta.

Alex Ozeroff
Funeral Held

A man who spent all
but one year of his life as
a resident of Glade, ‘Alex
Ozeroff, 60, died suddenly
Saturday in’ Castle; legar.
Funeral services were

Hat ie ig
Mr, Ozeroff was born

in Saskatchewan in 1911

coming to Glade the follow-
ing . He was a mem-

al Communities of C.
He is survived by his
wife, Julia; four sons, aS

Suiniey and oe at home.”
Also surviving is Mr,
Orerote mother, Lucy, of

SILVERTON AN

New Denver Churches

in the ae
&t.

United Cl New

ver; Zion United, Silverton
met in the Zion Unite

hall on Sunday M ollewing

the morning service,

The meeting was pre-
ceded by a luncheon pre-
pared by fhe. ladles.

Rey, John Stalner con-
ducted ‘ie mie tng wn with
14 in attendance,
resented the Anglican, un.
ited and Presbyterian par-

was
Election of 0!

Mrs, J. L.
6 the Synod, J Steele
in as alternate; A
teroate re prezontative’ to
ry, W. Ma
with Mrs. K. Hogg as sece

L
Martin with Mrs, Forsythe
Sr, an honorary life mem-

" Members of the church

‘Hogg,

Mr. W. Gerow.
New Denver United:
. W. Martin, L.

me ktnamen Notes
first mee!
the month was held on
t:} and was. pr receded by din-
ner at the Lucerne Restaur-
ant where members welcom-

men Club.
Discussions included

the family cam 5
It in > decided Y carne.
an

81
grateful thanks to
as far as Vancouver, Revel-

. Hoke, Roseland Vernon,

and. Trail ele
ae "tor ‘the ‘Huss

ferred. “to the Vancouver:
hospital cancer clinic
few weeks ago.

Mr. Yasui’ lived alone

in the orchard in New Den-

Japanese origin.
He was buried at a
juddhist ceremony Thurs-
lay night from the Japan-
in New Denver:
Valley Funeral Hom

me
in charge of ‘arrangements. ‘
a Births

Mills — To Marie and
Bob, a. son, Brian Robert,
at Slocan Community Hos-
pital on February 9.

W. G. Thring was a
‘Trail visitor on Sunday and
was accompanied back by
his father Charles and his

bert Cruici

of

visiting her father.

Mr. and Mrs. Michael

¢ te Trail pee nal Palet

Mrs. David Groenhyson

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Res: 359-7058 tin

By "June Burgess 256-2518

and Mrs. Doreen Brought-
on were Nakusp visitors on

Wednesday,

Mrs, J. H. McDonaugh
returned “home — Monda:
from taking Mr. McDonaw,
to Fording River and vislt-
ed her son and daughter-
indJaw, Mr. and Mrs, John
McDonaugh and son
Creston,

Mrs. G, Thring a
companied Charles Thing
and. daughter Mra, R. Crui-

were Nelson visitors Wed-

nesday.

Tom Bohan has
returned to her home from
re Aral ital.
Fernie
in New Denver

after completing a va-

meeting.
J. L, Irwin and
formally and sister, Mrs, F.
Angrignon and daugh-

Mr. and M
Nelson ‘and daughter Cindy
were Trail visitors Satur-

day.
Mrs. W. G. Thring was
a South Slocan visitor on
Saturday to attond the bas-
Ketball gamit.

C, Stewart and
MacLanders were) Saturday
visitors in Ni
Robert Steenhotf and
John Munro were weekend

NEW DENVER NEWSLETTER |

from Hinton, Alberta is vis-
Iting Delores and Roger
Hogg.

Miss Cathy MctCro)
and Sutherland mot
ored to Castlegar last Sa‘
urday to attend the ae

festival at Selkirk Coll fe.
Misses Ginny Fors:

‘3
brother Sandy of Selkirk
College in Castlegar spent
the * ore vend at their home,
Dave Di Ci

ve
visiting ‘bis par-
and aie Geos

Eremenko’ Sis

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NOTICES

Refreshments
bers $3. Non members $5
per couple,

you have any

nae heating or gas

bs to be done

65-7531. You will

‘ ike the service — rates
00,

See you soon.
Bil

All) Plumbing Repairs

ooable tee — E at erly

onable rates —

Gone. Call ths
365- le

Runes Sale, Feb. 26
9 a.m. For Kinwood-Belle

District Guides and Brow-

visitors in deere ) to 12 and 180 to 3.

Eric
Teenie visitor on er eriday.
Joanne Shandole,

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