8 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 14, 1962
LATA AL AAT
PUBLIC NOTICE

VALLEY VISTA UNIT —
RECOMMEND Are having a pie sale at

1s Shop-Easy Store at Castleaird

“GURNEY” Plaza; Sat., June 22 from 2
i Pam. to?

This ‘Advertising Space’ is
donated Free of Charge to
-|clubs. and . organizations for
their use through ‘the ‘court-
esy of Smith's Plumbing and
Heating.

Please phone your ” notices to

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Awards Day

(continued from page one)
tzenhauer.. won. the senior boys
medley relay trophy. Both these
awards are interschool awards,

In the House awards, the Alan
Jacobson memorial award for pro-
ficiency in basketball was accep.
ted by Terry Dalton on behalf of
House 3. Robert Krueger accepted

KRC house track shield on
behalf of. House 4 while the John
Dalton Memorial award for the ‘top
House was won by House 4 and

‘as accepted by Robert Krueger.

The. Mike Dalton memorial
urling trophy was ‘accepted: by
captain Bill Markin on behalf ‘of
team members Joanne Bernick,

Carol Buckna and George Schwart- |

The Castle

=5| bowling: trophy was accepted by

team’ captain Orlando Vecchio on
behalf of team members, Margaret
Gallo, Donna Wilson, Wi

well and Ted Batchelor.

“The B.C, High School Badmin-
ton Trophy for. the school accum-
2 ulating the noe bolnts in the B.C,

play
___] Was accepted by Wendy DeFoe. ©

The French Consolate award
for proficiency in French went to
Garry Wood while the Chemical
Institute ‘of Canada . award «was

. | also won by. Garry, as was the MMua-

A PLAYBOY casual slip-on in'a color.

ful range of washable Scotchgard sucdes. °

dry ‘soft’ and stay looking’ new
 Walk-on-air insoles and

thematical Association of America
award.
fhe Robson Women’s’ Instit-
ute award,to the top home econo-
mics student went to’ Marilyn
Markle while. Pitman shorthand
‘awards went ‘to commerce stu’
dents Nadeen Perehudoff, Shirley

to Nadeen Perehudoff, Judy Rem-
pel, Shirley Cheveldave, Joanne

. | Bernick, Anita Jenks, and Winnet.

‘|ford University * human

ta Black. Brook Bond travel and
educational! awards went to junior
secondary student Cheryl Maglio
for her handwriting’ and to’ seriior’
student David Stadler’ for art and,
Robert Schulte for’an. essay,

Latham’Foundation of Stan-
jumane poster

‘{ contest certificates of merit were

awarded to. Vernon Johnson, Marie
Seto, David Reid, Sharon,:Paulson,
Maurice Kokendovich;-Edna’ Mak-
eiff, Caron Jackson, Karen Husoy.

; |Tim Horcoff,. David: Stadler, Ron

Soberlak and: Charles Saliken.
+: The:Maclean’s' Magazine award
itephonor graduate went to
arry;- Wood, while’ the Maclean’s
Magazine & Readers’ Digest award

‘| to::the : graduating: class valedic-

i |torian svere,-accepted by Nadeen

i | Perehudoff.

. $3.95 to $8.50
"$2.95 to $10.00

* Something Different

$3. 50 to $7. 50

Many other gift items to choose from including
fine selection of Couttes Cards.

Castlegar Drug

R. E. Goulet, Corner Pine & Columbia
Phone 365-3911

Come to the

The Kiwanis’ Profic-

——|iency awards went to Jim. Merri-

\field_and Vivian ‘Stoochnoff.
Local Mine

tary: Club scholarship

went to Ross Little: while the Trail
and District: Hotelmen's Associa-
tion ‘scholarship’ went to. Garry
Wood. The:Soroptimist Club schol-
arship was, won. by Gloria : Koor-

+ batof.:.

+» The sHas ‘Alumni Association
Scholarship. Jwent to “Nadeen Pere-
udets and: iis: Order“of the Eas-

tern Star scholarship: .was present-
ed to: Shirley Cheveldave. A $50
gift to the school's: science depart-
ment.was given by Celgar and was
accepted .by teach: Whit
taker, = >:

BIRTHS

ALDRED — To° Mr. ani
Eldon Aldred “(nee™ arguerite
Fletcher) ‘of: ‘Crossfield, Alta, May
13, a son.

GRENIER — To Mr. and Mrs,
Ross: Grenier (nee Maureen Lip. |=
sett) of Victoria, June 5 a daugh.

ter.

HILL — To Mr, and Mrs,
Lloyd Hill of Blueberry Creek,
June 7, a daughter.

McMULLEN — To Mr, and
Mrs, Melvin McMullen of Castlegar,
June. ps a daughter.
JELLETTE — To Mr.. and
Mrs. Sean Paul Ouellette of Castle-
gar, June 12, a daughter.
BERGER — To Mr. and Mrs,

Klaus Berger. of. Castlegar, June
13, a daughter,

> Nick Oglow “Plum Worn Out” :

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Tararted’ My the WWeet k Ke Bot

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REMEMBER | FATHER |
~ Sunday, June 17:

Trea FATHER
a pair of

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Men's
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fancy and plain ‘sateens

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all sizes and stretchees:

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PEAS, Lynn Valley, ..
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Golf ‘Equipment
Jby Spalding and ‘Slazenger 3

‘ :
Febee te ds. and Reels, tackle boxes :
x flies, ete. oo. é

| Goleman’ Cami Stoves & Lanterns °
SLEEPING ‘ROBE, 3 Ib. Cello Pack '

ge selection. of ‘ale for the. liane
at work. shop. :
: PROPANE TORCH KIT:

a ] TAN

, the MV City’ of ‘Victoria on its‘ 1
the

‘chod
Teawwassi

‘ Bruce ‘Moon of Cut: Bank;: ‘Montana,

at. tha Swartz Bay.

2 given a tour of Victoria's vial
1 Bena tour elo, ilar veatignle 8 request by Bilt Picker

B.C, Toll Authority Ferry System,”

Published Every Thursday at “The Croser

ds of the Koot ays”

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“SECOND
SECTION

‘VOL, 15,;No, 24+

ne CASTLEGAR, BRITISH COLUMBIA, THURSDAY, JUNE 14,-1962

10 CENTS PER Cory

“Two Million |
Passengers .
~ Transported

: “the B.C. Ferries’ ‘service bet.
‘ween, Vancouver and Victoria sold

its two: millionth: passenger ‘ticket |:
‘Inst Friday. in just under two. years
fom its inauguration on June 16,

§ 10 are Harold Patrick of Centre-
burg, Ohio, was ‘ch aboard

‘p.m, sailing | from, th

‘(GRAMPA—By Rocasaimbert

terminal to. become: the one mil-|-

Uonth' passenger on the .weatbound |"), ays

run'to Swattz’ Bay, “Just north of
Victorian, ft
A similar milestone waa: “rea:

on.
en: Syhen: Mrs.
was sold. ticket Number 1,000,000
terminal,

ficial: “welcome at’ Victoria City

Hall>
“This is_a rewarding moment
for ‘everyone ‘connected ‘with’ the

General manager M. F. ‘“Mon-'
ty” Aldous, “Hitting 2'million pas-
sengers before “our second  birth-
day, together. with the introducti
this of hourly:

cAlex Cheveldave, surveyor, dls-
cussed plans with’ couneit-he had
‘done under the winter works pro-

gram: covering’ mibilvision plane
and wal ate!

eau Walter Thorp wil in-}?

ing ‘of the Cedar Crest Motel ‘that
‘Mr. Pickering be allowed to dump
his | own’ garbage in’ the’ village
dump until such time as.he builds
an incinerator as he feels the extra

Barbage fee would prove'teo coats, i
.

P&L'Co:' and dealing with types of

British ‘Columbia ‘Forest Service
Weekly ‘Forest ‘Fire Report °°

For Week ‘Ending — senda

welling of part: of ‘a lot owned ty

LN. : Bystrom: to‘-Mr.°Materil in’ or-

der. for: Mr. Materil to ‘bring his

{lot upto: the required 4,000, 5Q. ft.

: - Municipal clerk Joe agin bg
to finalize hoiise numbering in

Yb is. e | imme-
| diate neighbors.in-.the Seale ‘of

the Blue Top:Burger:- and: report
to - council's. ‘next’ meeting on the

ylews concerning: tie ectabllatinent me

the exception of ¢

George ‘Forest ‘District; the forest

18. province|
reporting more fires; and higher,
fire fighting -costs | from: the totals
at this time ‘last: ‘season:
°\ During the. week 22, new fires
were reported : province-wide © and

‘ire-fighting’ costs rose “by . $3,400.
to date. 247 fires “have been re.
jared to’ for. the

street lights and’ locations ; Was an dl
My commissioners. :

ce
‘the ’ Prince- Rupert’ and Prince, that
fire situation at fhe. moment, 35 0x) 41,

fire hydrant
fare: to’ be’ iastatled along Oak St.| -
tt

prétection

department wa
tte: ship dans
‘the’ vise ne onticati

fe billed’ on. ‘a regular basis. “No. a ptamnsicie no
more cash-on-delivery problems® es

“| Rita’s Church to ascertain what the

church's intentions are with regard

:|to:the ‘timber ‘near the’ church, It

the chutch has no plan for the tim-
bers, it will’ be asked “to
them.

_ Old-Timers Have Sensible
Attitude Regarding Work

“.. “Blessed 1s he who bas ‘found
his! work; ‘Jet. him /aske \no, other
blessednees.”,

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Panda conversion burner i is alls you, ne

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a until: next’ winter, °
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