4 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 15, 1969

THEY WERT THAT AWAY

By Roy Goetting

Work Parties Build Riding Ring

I misspelled our presid-
ent’s name in the first col-
umn I wrote so to set the re-
cord straight, Bob Dally is
president until November.
Sorry Bob.

Last week we had three
work parties. We had enough
posts cut for our English and
Western training rings.

The English ring was set
up at Pass Creek in time for
the first lesson Saturday
morning. It measures 100 it.
.in diameter and contains 42
posts which are joined to-
gether by about 700 feet of

day. I didn’t hear about this
until Monday, but one mem-
ber felt it could have been
avoided had the owners in-
volved been more alert.
Four of our members,
namely Sam _ Hague and his
family rode last Sunday into
the land we hope to get for
our permanent riding grounds
—tThey think it is pretty good
land and I hope to look it
over next weekend. Maybe
we can organize a trail ride,
to ride in in the morning and
back out in the evening.
May 21 is our general
meeting, It will be held at

tone inch rope. This
ithe ring twice.

H ‘Tuesday evening we are
igoing to have a work party
t LO

le Halk
and Bob Dally is trying to
have a guest speaker or
show films at all future meet-

ings, so be sure to be there.
There will not be classes
held at Pass Creek on May
24 as our instructors and
many of our members
be attending the Ko!
Springs Gymkhana hel
eonjunction with the N
riding club at  Kokan
Springs Resort. This will be
at Crawford Bay (across from
the Golf Course) on May 25
from 10 a.m. to 4.30 p.m.

There are 14 events, some
of them quite funny. There
will be an open dance on
May 24 and I may go that
day and tent overnight. So,
see you all there.

George W. Scrimshaw,
president and chief executive
officer of Columbia Cellulose,
has announced the election of
lan Watson as vice president,

aso vew- promo

Janice Barton of Kinnaird is the winner of
last week's Where's It At? contest with her
correct guess of Grace Presbyterian Church at
Kinnaird. She wins $2 and in addition her my-
stery partner whose name appears in one of the
ads below also wins $2. |
This week's picture should be a little more.
difficult — and may not be what it looks to
be at first glance! All y

havo to do is guess

mystery picture is located and mail
(don’t phone) your answer to: Where's It At,
Castlegar News, Drawer 490, Castlegar, B.C.

‘The first correct answer drawn from th
barrel Monday at 4 p.m. wins $2.

(The mystery. partner whose name appears
below doesn’t have to identify the picture to
win, When he: spots his name he should phone
the Castlegar News at 365-7266 and we'll mail
him a crisp $2 bill as well.)

SALES AND SERVICE
HEADQUARTERS FOR

Japan is Now the Third Largest
Customer of B.C. Forest Products

has become the chases were

tof
000.

$10,000,000,
20 per cent, during. 1968.

ro largely
print, lumber, pulp
|cedar shingles and shakes.
Sales to Japan increased

‘and red|ond Russia were greater than)
from B.C.

The UK, however, con-

an, increase of 1067, tinued as the highest import-

we
report said “demand
tinue ‘at an

ments to: the UK were
second lowest in post-war
years, “B.C, . ‘lumber ship-
ments fell by 167 million fbm
to 388 million fbm.

UK . lumber purchases

er of B.C. softwood plywood,
$88: million square feet (3/8-
inch basis), the equivalent of

it, "s total

ff B.C,’

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 15, 1969

ae

Robscn Church
Women’s Coffee
Parly a Success

The regular meeting of
the Women's Association of

TRE OPEN 7:00 P.M,

THEA’
965-7621 SHOW AT 7:20

Castle

SATURDAY MATINEE AT 2 P.M.
SATURDAY MONDAY TUESDAY — MAY. 17 19 20
CLINT EASTWOOD in “COOGAN’‘S BLUFF” Color

NOTE: SATURDAY 2 SHOWS AT.7 AND 9 P.M.

fe |Robson Ce

B|Church was held recently in
fa |the Robson Church Hall with
| Mrs. J. Raine pr

SUNDAY MIDNIGHT 12:01 — MON. MATINEE, 2PM.
They live and love from spinout to cra

Rev. T, Allen conducted
the devotional period which
|consisted of a meditation and
readings from the writings of
William Barclay on The Gos-
pel of St. Luke.

Reports ,of the. various
committees. were then .sub-
mitted. It.was noted that the
recent coffee pdry had been
B\both a financial and

tee reportec
of ‘used. clothing

Sil ‘< ae
fac AVALON -scnctrs FUNICELLO- FABIAN: con!
Sea 5 196 Amareha i by

‘WED. THURS. FRI. — MAY 21 22 23 — Dean Martin
in “HOW TO SAVE A MARRIAGE” — Color. — Comedy

Canadian-Japanese ai
Relations Sét Pattern [tr 'Brta asthe tatste

mat!
M. H. Miki, vice-president, a strong trade bond on

cut. enough poles to en-
cle a ring about twice the
‘size of the English ring.
t Thursday evening we
‘hope, to ert same at 4
ree! goes well, we
|should’be able to start. West- By: BUCK: PACHOLZUK.
jor lessons next Sat- = ‘ Recreation Director
o # i aA Regional Recreation
+ * There were 14 children o =. .
and one adult who took En- Commission No. 1

{elish riding

Philips — Westinghouse — Fleetwood
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For Service
PHONE 365-6455

a
Tecent meeting of the board
of directors.

_ News About
REGREATION

Stella Stevens — Eli Wallach — Arne Jackson : #

HAPPY DAY Saturday was ‘enjoyed by 61 secon z
uates of Selkirk College and thelr. les." Here Lucy Kaz-| Uni
4 : akoff of O has just shown her diploma to her par-
artrs ing oe Other Council’ reports) ents, Mr, anid Mrs: Ell Kazakotf and to fellow graduate Bill
-general- er: of ; By » were: + rg ae arelahes it 5 |; The ‘message from the ual ‘class
| iy Setsraobile Ce (Canada) ‘He ‘said that Japan has, The province's logscale 2aetebte one Mer ativer: medal winner Man, Fleming who
Glen : : f in a Montreal press confer-|!0°, th Rast decade, none|was more than 10 billion! jayied “unique ppc peta
legar sawmill. 4 A Fo a Montreal press cot of ‘the - gest of|board feet, up nine per cent |4 070 -¢he ‘college's ‘small ‘classes, smaller
Mr. Watson was general fi z = ence recently stated that Can-|Canhilan wheat; atid that oth-jover 1947.) = ‘ on Ba itine facil pare iares ‘istration
ul 7 ada and Japan trade relations|er. Canadidn ‘resources such! .. Coast log production was and “exciting ty-atid \dministra
sould be getting a pattern for ax. minerals and forest pro-|59 hilllon}.; | feet, of[ oc) ; seo iets a oom Cantle

Mr. Watson will be re-

The volunteer leader in; by others. The danger is that

pl
prior to his appointment as

though some rules
‘to be passed at our next

recreation is not only import-
ant — he is essential.

we do not always realize that
some responsibilities cannot

4 care and
control of horses while at the

ri grounds. Apparently a
horse got kicked last Satur-

Is
only in a free society
and our freedom can exist
only in proportion to the
amount of responsibility we

take
Modern society has become a

F.J. SMITHERAM

organization. Many
services which were, in more

be without the Iccs
of freedom.

we still have an obligation to
give voluntarily of our time

vice president, manufactur-
ing.

B.C. Library
Assn. Will Hold
Meeling Here

he . stated.

tri
Ihave; accepted the fact thatjers: and

comments | ducts will be in perpetual de-|y

mand. ay
“Jay ‘has virtually ‘no
natural resources,” he said.
“Instead, we have to rely on
urcefulness.' The need.

they: are

our reso ess. aa

for national survival, has cast / 77.

us in the role of manufactur-| 77
fabricators. Basi

le
has led us to be in-|poost J

82 per cent was cut
by Council member cimpan-
ies. Snares

a

Garbage Bags, 26 X 86, 10 pack ... 35¢
con ee With gas ll up ;
Light Bulbs, 40s, 60s, 100s, 2 for. ... 29¢
j ‘i with gas fill up S

P! id
sprace S8:per cent of Inter-| jot -
ir

ec eal a are: build-|ventive’.
INSTALL |

primitive times, the respon- d talents as well as our :

sibility of the individual, have|money. A free society can- The British Columbia

had to be delegated to a cen-|not function without volun-|Library Association will hold

tral authority, a commercial|teer leaders. . its 1970 spring conference in
or another individ. Persons in the district in.|Castlegar. This was learned

ual. it is obvious that the|terested in leading a jogging|by members of the West

home cannot, as it once did, club, please contact the re- Kootenay Regional Library

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at a recent meet- a

assul the
school, factory, hospital and| Coming Events: ing.
every other human organiza- 1. Red Cross Water Safe-
tion on which we depend. ty Instructor Courses—Trail.
Today we specialize and | Changed to May 31 and June| gional
pay for services performed|1, and June 6, 7 and 8. (Fri-| Miss Joy Scudamore, vice-pre-
day and days and|sident, stated that “there was
evenings on Saturdays andjgeneral agreement that there
Sundays). would be a real contribution
2. Dominion Drama Festi-|to library development in the
val — May 19 to 24. (Mon-|Kootenays by having the
day to Saturday), Kelowna. | meeting in Castlegar. Also at-
3. B.C. One-Act Drama|tention would be focused on
Festival — June 4 to|the new community colleges
7. (Wednesday to Saturday),|with Selkirk College being
mloops. available for meetings.”
4. Horsemanship Clinic— Co-chairmen in charge of
May 24 and 25 (Saturday and/local arrangements for the
Ci Fee $8. will be

Mrs, Sones
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Monday Evening: fit, x i

There is keep-fit, games,

ei, for, en, st Ew games,! jiocesen Synod

lement chool patel

oi The 41st session of the

Tuesday Evening: | sasses|S¥nod of the Diocese of Koo-

fi se are. Keep-tit Schi af tenay of the Anglican

for ies in Robson Schoo!

and volleyball for ladies in Church of Canada met recent-

Kinnaird Elementary School.

Wednesday Evening:

ere is senior badmin-|—i

ton in oboe School ae bad-

‘ on. for couples

* Pictures may be either black and white or colour ||Twin Rivers Elementary est ever held in th

and must be 7% 97.08 larger wae ee ca eeten albert

Pictures must be taken in the West Kootenay area ,{Calderbank, Jon Raine and

and be labelled as to date and location. ober Collier, cluded youth

All photos become the property of the W.K-P.C.A. tary. School and for ladies in delegates from the seven ire

wish. Kinnaird Elementary locese,

Enter ss often a3 you and volleyball and badminton|man Catholic ‘and United

in the Robson School. el of a tke

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produced by Rev.

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In a letter to Mrs. W. A.

Letters — Birth Certificates

we stock o full selection of

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later than June 27, 1969.

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Delegates and observers |-
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McNabb, Doug Hou-
ghton). ° eae

Du

See ear nee
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Rev. Allen was elected
delegate to the provincial
synod.

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was evidence ‘of excellent
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‘about this
Yerformance .was the ‘sustain-
'd- acting. done at all’ times
yy the ‘performers whether
hey were speaking lines or|.

ot.
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