CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Jan. 18, 1968

Japanese Theme Highlights
Kinnaird WMS Meeting

Ladies of the Kinnaird
Church of God WMS held their
January meeting at the home of
Mrs. Ama Kowalko.

A colourful topic was in-

in Japan.

Taformation on i missionaries;
Mr. and Mrs, Avihur Elikamp,
who are now on furlough, was

troduced for the New Year—| Osaka.

Japan and its Missions
This was very capably pre-
sented by oie nonat director,

y
ical facts about Supa Frere rae
cussed and during the evening,
it was pointed out on a map the
locations of the Church of God

The Eikamps have

ple and it is believed that much
of the credit to Japan’s succes:

A note of ingenuity was in-
in the settin:

two japanese: boys, those at the
meeting lea

ing
with eukaround music from
it

as a thriving, industrious nation | §
is attributed to strong family | §
given, concerning their work in |‘ties in home.

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“SPECIALIZING IN CHINESE FOOD”
Phone 365-6741 for Take-Out Orders

Open 6 a.m. to 12 Midnight Daily
Open 6 a.m. to 1 a.m, Fridays and Saturdays
Air Conditioed for Cool Comfort

BANQUET FACILITIES FOR SMALL GROUPS

Japan rie SOW a bustling na-
tion of close to 100 million peo-

propriate atmosphere.

al
incense burners providing an ap-

91-Year-Old Grandmother

WRECKER
SERVICE
AND TOWING

The 91-year-old grandmoth-
er of Les Atkinson of Castlegar
is flying high these days—and
that’s not just a figure of speech.
Traile i Mrs. Sarah Davidsen of Nia-

r Towing gara Falls, Ont., a resident of the
ART’S SERVICE & Eventide Home, did so ae
recent she ways
AUTO WRECKING aimed she would “never have
one a years.”
Phone 365-8112 an S maltiony pH rhe

ger seat of a small private plane
at the St. C; Flying Club

Of Local Resident Flies

and flew off into the wild blue|§

yonder. It was her first airplane
ride.

“Everyone around the home
is teasing me about it now,” Mrs.
Davidson said.

“They say — imagine a wo-|
man of your age flying around
in the sky”.

However, Mrs. Da’ even,
who was born in London, En
land, on November 13, 1876, does
not agree with these people.

“I gid it on the spur of the

, she said. “If I had
taken the time to think it over

periences of my life.”
T hed always been afraid cf!

in airpianes kept tea-

Sterm and Screen Windows Mada. to Order
All Sizes of Glass Cut to Order

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“So I just decided to show}
them a thing or two, and when

I thre the wind, based
cliuited into the plane and flew) 250d.
away.”

Davidson sa said, “4

up in the sky watching the build-
ings below me get smaller and] ters
coe as I went higher and

oT should have tried flying
a long time ago — it’s in conden
ful experience,” she add

township,
where she met and married her
first husband Frederick Duke.
‘S-After: Mr.- Duke’s. death. at} all

Ny] called £

sing me about my fear of hei-| o
hts.”

“Ht was great fans Mn Mrs. be

games now.” The

NEW iow for SIISS basketball team is area for the Castle-|
gar News camera. Proud of the new, royal blue blazers, a mem-
ber of the team speculated recently, “maybe we'll win even more
two team members crouching in front, on each:
side of coach Jim Bilesky, display the Go style of

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legac News Photo}

BAse

The local diet group, {

erly known as ene Tops Cub 0 of
Castlegar, is a_chapte

The Canadian ‘Calorie Gounters| wal
Coast to Coast.

The Five Cs, as the club is is

Local Diet Club Breaks
Yitn American Branches

cctorts. and to obtain better heal-'
and appearance by the safe,
sensible, determined and contin:

1 program of excess weight
redustion.

The Five C’s meet eacti

for sake,
formed as a Centennial project
by several former Tops clubs in| Ce

m Tops was
a Pe Deal identity which was not

| when 2 reqnest was made by a
number of Canadian Tops Chap-
to the Tops News magazine
io 2 page devoted entirely to|
Canadian news in the monthly)
issue of the publication.

The reply to the request was
that if they gave Canada its own
this] page they would have to give
each state in the union a page

3160. Te aim of this organization
da ito Lcommaitiate, the! aouvities ot
their ir collective and” 3 i

several meetings
-| before deciding if they wish to
become members. At

possible under the American-|£
tion.

the age of 47, she married James
Davidson, a widower, and lived
on a farm in Stamfor

oa what is now known as O'Neil

Mrs. Davidson . lived on
O'Neil St, until seven years ago
when she entered the Eventide
Home.

She was one of the first

no children of her own, she does|
have several

step-sons,
and grandchildren, from her se-
marriage.

on the ground”.

Hospital Auxiliary
instaiis Officers
Fer [$68 Season

T evening at 7:30 in the
Pasemene on he Rotary Health

Interested
come to attend

CASTLE THEATRE

SHOWS AT 7.30 & 8.00 P.M.

TONIGHT & FRIDAY

Rod Taylor Karl Malden
HOTEL
Color
FOR ONE FULL WEEK COMMENCING
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1968

Sidney Poitier Suzy Kendall

To Sir With Love

Adults $1.25 Students $1.00 Children 50c

SAT. - MON. - TUES
Don Knotts Joan

3%

BLUE CHIP
SAVINGS PLAN

Earn 5% monthly on your minimum monthly
balance (to the nearest dollar). Why accept less?

CASTLEGAR CREDIT UNION
GEORGE TERHUNE, Manager
Phone 365-7232

Serving the C ds of the Ki

FOR THE FIRST TIME new Castlegar Mayor Murray Little
donned the chain of office last week after taking his place at the
head of the council table. Looking on is town clerk Ambrose
were sworn!

Percheson. The mayor and two new council members
in by Magistrate H. C. Pitts: — Castlegar News Photo

Zone Gurling Playoffs
Held Last Weekend

The DeGirolamo rink from
Nelson took spot in West
Kootenay Women’s ‘Jone Curling
Playoffs, held last weekend at
the arena, acing out the Fleming
rink from Salmo.

The Nelson rink consisted

m@ of Mary DeGirolamo, Ruth Bick-

nell, N. Benedetti and Inez Eck-
mier.

Salmo curlers were ee

0
#4 Fleming, ‘Doris Dimock, Velm:

Maclean and Lois Stenson.

The DeGerolamo rink will
now represent the West Kooten-
¥ y in Playotts at Salmo against

ATLA ENEMA HATELY

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Jan. 18, 1968 5

January Clearance

S-A-L-E

Savings Up to 20 PerCent

SEE OUR BARGAIN TABLE’
Many Items Are Reduced Below Cost!

aye team later this month.
Winner of that series will
go to the B.C. playoffs, to be
field in Prince Rupert at a date
not yet nelued.

Brylcreem

Regular $1.09.
Save 30c SALE

Savings
Bargains

Sele Now Underway

Toothpaste
Crest. Save 36c
Regular $1.19

HAULS A TON!
CUTS COSTS UP

TS 50 PER CENT!

The Scene at...
KINNAIRD SECONDARY

this group.
Curlers bad lunch at the nH.
Arms Saturday and this
was followed by the annual bus-
e588

Winner of a raffled painting
was D. Stewart of Castlegar.

Another name has been ad-
ded to our school Honour Roll—_| Ass
that of Dale Goosen. Both his at-

Gtude and his achievement have | ™*" and Foul ener
been termed excellent.

Lind held a school assembly. He | yadikin was
haviour has been satisfactory

and he trusted that it would re-
‘main that way.

He reminded us to pick up
any scaps of paper lying on the] est
floor and to refrain from closing
locker doors with our feet. He
also suggested that some of the
pupils should bring their marks
up a bit and gave us an added in-

— One With

A.S. A. Tablets

Agarol

Regular $1.45.

Our 47

Savings Account:

sf yOu Save
for something
a you really

A 414% Savings Account at the Commerce
helps you save because it’s a little more difficult to
dip into your savings. Withdrawals from your
4% Savings Account must be made in person.
There are no cheq! il The C
helps too, by giving higher interest, calculated on
your mini monthly b
Think of something you really want. Then opena
Commerce 414% Savings Account.

CANADIAN PO Ae OF COMMERCE

Flash Bulbs
Sin $1.39

Alke - Seltzer

AIRLINE
RESERVATIONS

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AND EUROPEAN TOURS
ARRANGED,

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THE WESTERN HOTEL
CHAIN

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DEPT. STORE
Phone 365-7542

Contec-C

Regular $1.35.
Save 36c. SALE ....... 99c

‘Teo Fire Engine Reds Now Available —

- _@ It's the Datsun Pickup . . . a real profit-maker
Oe ee *

to run, the Datsun

re to buy, inexpensive me

‘Bat :
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froster, 6-ply white-walls - . . . and more ert

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CROSSROADS
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tive when he said that this} |),

year for the first time at KJSS| stench, from the science room
benzene einen, carbon

June recommendations would be| where

The boys in Mr. Allen’s room
have made some excellent mod-|
Early in this new term Mr-/ eis of the Kon-Tiki raft. Steve
very impressed by
stated that so far student be-| tne one built by John O'Doherty.

* * *

These days KISS is filled
with strange smells. (They don’t
-} gin pepperoni Jan. 27- in = the

ureh

Coffee House Starts
Cperation in Church
Om Jannary 27th

bo s00n, Tih ippeal to
use ay
college and secondary vathuol a at

sen cree Hemiauson, naini
Set at Casdogar) United ;Caarch,
fee house will’ be-

is not yet finalized and few de-
tails are

im effect.
We all hope this means re-|

commendation by subject.
Py * Py

of their
gitl, born

School is happy for them!

at the mo-
ment, he added.

MOORE ©
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CASTLEGAR NEWS

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NOTICE

Snow p by the D
of Hig! are being b jpered and delayed by
vehicles being parked on or near the travelled
portion of the highway.

Attention is drawn to the owners of such ve-
hicles to Section 179 of the Motor Vehicle Act:

Section 2 (a) “Where a vehicle is standing or

parked in a position that causes

it to interfere with

Your co-operation is appreciated.
Regional Highway Engineer.

: D. F. Martin, P. Eng.,
Department of Highways,
Baker Streef, °

‘101
Nelson, B.C., ;
January -11th,. 1968.

On the sports front, our Li-
pian girls have shown their

supremacy in

_. tour hockey is in the lime-
light, boxing has started in boy’s
2. classes. ;

Toboggan races have been
planned by the students’ council,
In Industrial Ed
boys have

commenced
work and Swoudwork. Soon t they
will be using the
chines

Located at Corner of Maple and Columbi
Don Leitch, Manager — Phone 365-8035

shop
project scheduled as that of mak-
ing blocks.

The vocational class spon-
sored a school-wide sock hop and

eake raffle on Friday at noon

Save 35¢

Toothbrushes
eee S4cu a. 4ac

Mouthwash

Save ase sate. $4.07

Cough Syrup
- Tiepla Action ... $1.85

For More Bergains See Our Flyer in Your Wiail

Play Shoppes’s Spree — $8,000.in Prizes

Carl’s Drugs

NOTICE

The Board of Management of the Hospital require dir
completing their terms of of-
fice. Jcin the Hospital Society and help in the develop-

to L

ment of the new hospital.
Memb hip in the S i

Ootischenia, Blueberry, Thrums, etc.

DIRECTORS ON BOARD OF MANAGEMENT

ty is open to all persons in the
Hospital District: Castlegar, Kinnaird, Robson, Brilliant, |

Do n't Wait

January ees Sale
HAVE TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW MODELS

—PRICES SLASHED—

Special :

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.... Regular. $329.95

$269. 95

No Trade

14 cu. ft.
‘ZERO. ZONE FRIDGE

30” SELF CLEANING RANGE ae
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$349. 95

14.CU. FT., COPPERTONE BOTTOM
FREEZER NO FROST

must
ine en March 1908" Coneeliie tot mast joes the society

before the end-of January, 1967.

YOU may join the Society by paying $1.00 at the fol-

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