CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Jan. 30, 1969

News About
RECREATION

By BUCK PACHOLZUK
Recreation Director
Regional Recreation
Commission No. 1

Accident Near
Airport Involves
Three: Vehicles

An _aceldent involving
three é vehicles took place on
3A near the Cast-

irport at 8.30 Monday

There are certain recrea-
tion activities that take place | cl
in the schools of the district,
and we find a great number
of people have no idea oi
what is apeing on.

On Tuesday there is vol-
jeyball, oy badminton in thei:
Kinnaird Elementary School,
and keep-fit classes for lad:
jes in the Robson School.

Wednesday evening there
are a variety ce games for

couples he. Woodland i:
Park School, and senior bad-
minton in the Robson Schol.

Tuesday and Thursday

evenings there are. meer -fit

classes for ladies in Thrums.
Tuesday evening there is

physical treining for boys in

f/hockey in the Twin Rivers

Elementary School.
Thursday evening there
S physical training for boys
in hockey and keep-! it, class-
ladies, both in the
Rivers Elementary
School.
Wednesday evening there
archery in the Kinnaird
Junior crcondery. School.
day evening there
is a anor men's vel leyball

Not for long. We're easily
teached by phone when
you need your prescriptions
refilled, Call-in orders
are promptly attended to,
just as when you come
in person to our store.

, There's nothing more-
important to us than filling
your prescription.

@ED PHarmacy
CARL’S

DRUG
CASTLEAIRD PLAZA

Junior “secondary

Wednesday evenings there
mixed badminton (for coup-
les) at the Twin Rivers El-
¢mentary School
Saturday and Sunday a
bus takes skiers Red
Mountain:
ou have a_ recreation
director in the area. If you
want a particular activity,
>s him w_ organize it for
you, Just Phone tae recrea-
dion affive at 365-6565.
Make use of pets recron:
+ .tar! Drop in
him at the recreation ‘office

‘ office.

Take-Out Orders
Chicken - Hamburgers
Fish and Chips
Catering
Phone 365-6617
10 a.m. - 11 p.m. Weekdays
10 a.m. - 1 a.m. Fri. & Sat.
12 Noon - 9 p.m. Sunday
Closed Wednesdays

Tesulting in damages
estimated a $1,500.

Police say Chere was a
severe wind blowing snow at
the time and “visibility was
nil” There were drifts
the highway and no charges
are contemplated.

An RCMP_ spokesman
said Cameron J. Malloy of
Nelson was proceeding Guth
when his car was struck
the rear by a half-ton truck
driven by Nick Ogloff of
Robson. The Malloy . vehicle
‘was moved across the high-
way where it was Involved’
in a head-on collision with a
ear driven ty Joseph Jack
son of

sustained by the drivers, re-
Port police.

4-Day Schedule

Winds Up Local
Hockey Week

The following is the Min-'
or Hockey Week schedule for
the final four days:
ry! Thursday (tonight)

y
Pups 6.30 p.m. - Redwings|
vs Nelo
{ turday
‘Mites 9 a - Rockets vs
Eales: ‘Mites 10 a.m. - Flyers} q,
vs Redwing Jr.; Mites 11 a.m.
Hornets vs Jets.

12 noon: Opening Cere-
momes — siinor Hockey Re-
cognition Day.

Pups 12.30 p.m. Castlegar vs
Spokane; nee Wees 2 p.m.

Free

! REMEMBER

Jan. 31

Free pair of shoes
with every suit sale

Sale

MEN‘S
WEAR

PH. 365-5851

Ban-

tans oe Pa, Castlegar ve

Ss 5 p.ia. Cas-

tlegar_ "vs “Spokane; Raid. -Juy,

3U p.m. Castlegar vs Spo-

ea: Intermediate 8.30 p.m.
Castlegar vs Nakusp.

Sunday
Pups 8 am. Castlegar vs
Spokane; Pee Wees 9.15 a.m.

Only minor tires were|

Grand Charicéllor Visits
Knights of Pythias Lodge

g.of P

Leonard A. Chartrand

h: J

ganized from its 200,000

gt
lor of the Franternal Order,
Knights of Pythias of the pro-
vince of British Ct

Mr. Chartrand was born
in Kamloops‘and educated in
various parts of the province.

paid his official visit here
recently to Twin Rivers
Lodge No. 70.

Chancellor . commander
‘Alex Gleboff presided at the
meeting at which ritualistic
grand lodge honors were ex-
tended to Mr. Chartrand in

recognition of his official

posit ion in the 105-year-old
ternity.
The ts of

Knight Pythias

has more than 2,000 Sabor :
‘dinate lodges _ ‘throughout
-Canada and the United Stat-

es, with 55 grand lodges or-

erhouses met, the Rangers
and Bruins, and ‘split a pair ty,
of games, These two games,
were really

Rangers and Bruins
Split 2 Games Evenly

Pose” Redwings then scored
‘0 goals. The Redwing goals
ad scored by Makaroff

cvactnes ut the respective
ciubs were cumpletety en-
,|tneailed by the play or their
teams.
jan. 21 saw the first en-
counter between the s#ruins
aaltgvis, ctster the tirst
period the two teams wue
scureiess. in the secund per-
jod the Bruins scored Hee
ferent piles aur the
were, . Heagy and D. stew!
bein uaasusted. ‘The
Rangers finally got. on the
scoreboard in the final per
iod with a goal scored by D.
Rutland assisted by S. Buzek.
The second encounter be-
tween these two teains took
place last Saturday when the
Scores were reversed. The
Bruins scored early in the
first period with D. Heagy
scoring unassisted. That was
the secure until two full per-
iods had been completed. In
the final period the Rangers
came on strongly and scured
two goals. Both were scored
by E. Arishenkoff with 5.
- | suzex on one,

Castlegar vs
tams 10.30 a1. Castlegar v. vs

legar vs Spokane; Mid.Juv.
1 p.m. Castlegar vs Spokane;
Pee Wee Reps. 2.30 p.m.

Spokane;. Midgets 11.45 Cast-| of
do battle, Maple restive and trick an

Last Thursday aa te
the leagues winless

Redwings. The Redwin, deci
1-0 at the end of the fi

Castlegar vs Nelson.

Period and by the same aan

who
on the hat trick.

The public is asked not] ©
to forget fb come to the Wrap.
up of Minor Hockey We
this Saturday and Sunday.
Saturday is the big day with
the bake sale and then the
social in the evening for par-
ents after the Commercial
Hockey League All-Star game.;

Midget Reps

Defeat Grand
Forks Squad
On Their Ico

The Castlegar Midget
Reps won the first game of
the West Kootenay semi-
final hockey playoffs Satur-
day evening at the Castlegar
Arena when they defeated
Grand Forks 11-4.

two.
Danny Arishenkoff and
Ron ponkin scored one each.

The
engaged in the furrier aud
drycleaning business, is
qualified Craftsman in the
furrier trade.

Industrial & D

! Pacific Water Wells Ltd.

Drilling Contractors

for

Fast Efficient Complete Service

Water Suppli

Box 329 — Castlegar, B.C.

Phone 365-6933

Joining the Canadian
Army in 1941, he served as
a dispatch rider in the Royal

Canadian Corps of Signals.
During his 4% years overseas
he met.and married his wife,
May. The ‘Chartrand’s cave a
family of four childre

Mr. Chartrand foine ined th
Knights of Pythias in 1948
in’ Penticton, . served the
lodge as chancellor comman-
der in 1948° and again in
Okanagan area

aud chan-

Currently on ‘official and so-
visits to: the subordinate

las Grand Lodge Conven-
tion at Penticton May 14, 15
and 16.
The Grand Temple Scs-
sions of ie Pythian Sisters
f£ British Columbia will pon:
sen at the same time in
Penticton.

i> =:
We Serve You First

INSURANCE
01

personalized
insurance
service
on all classes:
FIRE

AUTOMOBILE
LIABILITY
BONDS

see
Hugh Nicol
it

ANDERSON
AGENCIES

Castlegar B.C.

LINOS — SASH AND DOOR

ALL TYPES OF LUMBER

ELK CEMENT — PLYWOOD

Storm and Sereen Windows Made to Order
All Sizes of Glass Cut to Order

Spred Latex
Spred_ Latex Enamel

ALL GLIDDEN PAINTS
Quarts and Gallons

20« OFF

Spred Lustre

This is Also Your Opportunity
to Get OUTSIDE PAINT at
the Same 20% Discount

DISCONTINUED LINES

No. 1 Quality, Quarts & Gallons

25% OFF

Sale Prices Available During January.

Phene 365-7944

‘KOOTENAY BUILDING SUPPLIES
“We Take Better Care of Your Building Needs“
636 Columbia Avenue — Phone 365-5155

R game
for the first

The Scene At...
KINNAIRD JUNIOR

SECONDARY SCHOOL

Ten students from KJSS
attended the badminton tour-
nament in Trail last Saturday.
Those competing from our
school were David. Brown,
Th Pantages Tom Cotton,

Tukkimaki, Steve
Zopbkott, Brian Lamond, Pam
Warford, Kathy White, Joan| are
Muller and David ‘Hendricks.

, The group thoroughly
enjoyed the experience. Some

oe
5 ettame
‘Tetephens Syston

Now lIet’s examine the
statement of the month

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(ARITISN COLUMSLA TELEPWOME COMPUAY

good badminton was watched
ers were Picked uy

These days the, halls are
filled with delectable aromas
of pies baking in the ovens,
as the grade nine eee Bed
fect their pastry skills. They

are experimenting with Taek
wes. banana cream and co-
coanut cream.

far there have been
very few failures. Each pie
seems to be even more ¢e-
licious than the one before.
(All the boys are volunteer-
ing to be judges, naturally.)

Our talent scouts have

lette, Lynn Baron,
Margie ’Arishentkort and Lin-
da McGauley. For the boys
they ,are Albert Machado
Doug ‘Houghton, terry, Mal-
off, and Bill Henne.

The games eontinue to
be jam-packed with action
and more and more players
are becoming top-notch per-
formers.

and many. Mormnwhile point- of

er minutes of play when Cas-
tlegar broke loose scoring
ee unanswered £0:

Grand Forks got two
goals during the second per-
iod while Castlegar added
three more to their score-

board to end the second
potted 6-2 for. Castlegar.
penalties were

gar. were Lorne Ar
David Munns.

Local Nurses
Branch Names
New Executive

New executive members
were named at the. recent
supper meeting of the local
branch of the Registered
Nurses Association of B.C.

Mrs. Murray was named

y president, Dixie. Allaway is

vice-president, Mrs. Nick Bur
ak,. secretary, and Jack 'Naz-
aroff, treasurer.

Mrs. Brian Webster, chair-
man of. the committee for
continuing education for nur-

ses, gave an outline on what
the committee hopes‘to do.

Guest speaker Mrs. Gwil-
ym Hughes spoke on South
Africa and {accompanied her

talk with 5)

at 365-5804.

St. John Ambulance

INDUSTRIAL FIRST
AID CLASSES

Classes in industrial first-aid for the
Castlegar district will start Tuesday, Feb.
11, at 7 p.m. at the Celgar Pulp Mill.

Registration at first class.

For information phone John D'Andrea

A BRIGHT
FUTURE...

7.30 p.m.

DANCE WITH LIVE MUSIC
Follows the Annual Meeting to Celebrate Our 20th

His folks are planning for his future... his education
protection, enjoyment of life. They. know the import-
ance of saving, of learning to save at. an early age.
That's why they start his interest-bearing Savings
Account at the Castlegar Savings Credit Union. This
young man has a-tidy sum already! ;
1 0 Interest Paid on Savings Accounts.
—_— Want to Know How Your Money

4 0 Can Earn Even More for You?

Ask -Us about Term Deposits.

Annual Meeting — Sat., Feb. 8

Hi Arrow. Arms Motor Hotel

Anni' ry. Ref

CASTLEGAR CREDIT UNION

Toilet Tissue

Assorted Colors to Match Your Bathroom

8 rolls 8g¢ :

Pkg. of 4 rolls

UDGET SAVen
Tide XK

Detergent
ay

New Stain
Removing Powers.
Giant Size Package

Mix 100 Sweet

Biscuits
“~~ 89°

Lido. Assorted Varieties.
For the Lunch Box.
Package of 100

Ovenjoy

Fresh Bread
mt G for $] 00

Ice ‘Geam
sarc @ & BOS

‘All Purpose Foor
20 $1.29
3.89

10...$1.49

Harvest Blossom.
No. 1 Quality.
Guaranteed Baking Results

ple Juice

A Lane. ple. Serve Chilled. 48 fl. oz. tin ..

Canned Milk

Lucerne or Alpha. 15 oz. tin

Round Steak
Leg of Lamb2ee=- 99°
Side Bacon ==" 89° ‘=~ 95°
Beef Blade Roast mre 69°
Sunkist Navels

Oranges

California Fancy.
Sweet and Juicy.

Gem fiutaiogs ee
Avocadoes :=:-.:=.

1 Quality
Bananas

Plump, Frim
Fruit. Serve on
Cereal or Ice Cream hs,

Boneless. Imported Fresh.

Sliced. SH.

20ci.89*
8 for 1.00 |

Mrs. Wright’s Deluxe

Cake Nixes
1.00

White, Choc.,
Spice, Yellow.
19 07. Pkg. Ww f0F

Glen Valley

Bartlett Pears
ani 3 for 1-00

28 fl. oz. tin

Blossom Time

Fresh la

Bonus Brand

‘Whole Chicken
“99°

Serve Hot or Cold
in Sandwiches.
52 oz. tin —___

BUDGET SAVER

Vitamins
= 99°

ft > Multiple * Chewable.
Stock Up at This Low

Price. Bottle of 100

Bayer Gardenside|
Aspirins Sliced Peaches —
Standard Quality
For Fast Effecti ;
Relief of Pain "65¢ 28 fl. ox. tin
Bottle of 100 ____'

3 for $1.00

Mix ‘Em or Match ‘Em

* Green Peas * Kernel Corn
* Mixed Vegetables
* Peas and Carrots

Bel-air Premium Qltv. Frozen.
Your Choice. 2 Ib. Cello .... ‘2 for 29c

Edward‘s Brand

Fresh Coffee

Rich and Aromatic. Vacuum Packed for
Freshness, Regular or Drip Grind.

Campbell's
Mushreom Soup

10 oz. tin

5 for $1.90

Tea Bags

Ceylon Tea.
Serve Tea Often. 5g¢
Package of 100 J

WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES