J “THE EARTH oes ROI
> £ BELONG TO MAN,
AN BELONGS
TO THE EARTH”

LARGEST. "PAVILION at Expo '74 is the $115 millon. United; State Pavilion.

Occupying: a anes nite, the”

7

concept

‘roof is made from 100,000 2q.

sign
epee “aaepy easpended from a
steel mast, nd a permanent building of concrete and glass. The huge vinyl

‘of coated fabric, or enough to cover nearly two

‘football fields. It ari from a 4.6-mile network of steel cables suspended from a

‘Vancouver Art G Gallery Present Exhibit i

As: part of its: springtime

.extension program, the Van-

couver Art Gallery is Present
ing“A-Touch of Sculpture”, an

- exhibit of smaller sculptures, at

Selkirk College this Tuesday.
The: travelling: show » is

“made possible by a grant from

the B.C. Cultural Fund,’ It
consists of 13 traditional and
modern works from the per-

* manent collection of the gallery

in materials as diverse as wood,
‘metal, stone, ceramic sand
plastic.

‘Epstein © and’ noted

Included are pleces by the
renowned sculptor Sir. ‘Jacob
Eskimo

carver Tiktak. Modern Cana-
dians Gathio Falk, Ian’ Baxter
and Les Lavine are represented
as’ well. as’ Charles. Marega,
creator of the lions on’ Vancou-
ver's Lion’s Gate Bridge:

Accompanied by Assistant 4
Curator Cuyler Page, who will
be on-hand to’ discuss the
works, the exhibit’ will be
placed on display in schools,
_ community centres and other

“Local Registered Nurses
Attend: Annual Meeting

Five ‘local :

ivitie ‘and tog,

*. purses will be ce ae stares ‘8

62nd annual ‘meeting of ‘the
‘Registered Nurses’ Association

»' of British Columbia in Vancou-

ver which will be‘addressed by
Health Minister. Dennis Cocke.

‘Attending are Elaine Sloan
and::June \Vatkin: as. voting

* delegates and Kathy. .Cohoe,

mast and anchored to siete pylons on two sides. The mast and cable”

‘At ‘the top’ of the covering, a 42-foot ~
sibel the Bullding Theme of the pavilion

the earth.” ‘These words

Thelma Ehman: and Margaret
Nickle’as observers.;
‘Theme: of the meeting is
Focus on RNABC.
More than $00 voting
and other

Bylaw amendments to be voted

_ oninelude a provision to permit

the addition on non-members to
sit‘on, the’ RNABC board of
directors.

A lay Fanel will discuss
nursing -from ‘the © consumer
point of view in 'a- program
feature called, As Others See
Us, at the final morning session
on May 10.” rs

In’ the afternoon, Dr.
Sheila“ Thompson, a counsellor.
at Douglas College, will sum up
the ion “and | decisions

A resident. of Pass Creek

SSfor the past 35 years, Fred

-Ozeroff, %, died last Thursday

the Castlegar. and District
lospital. *

Funeral services were held

‘Friday through to’ Saturday -

ons the Castlegar Russian

Born in’ Russia Dec. 16,
Mr. Ozeroff. came. to

In‘ his younger years Mr.

‘Ozeroff's: main occupation was _

William
sawmill.
sawmill
farming.

Mr. Ozeroff was a member:
of the Union Spiritual Commu-
nities of- Christ.

..\He is survived by his wife,
Irene; one. son, Wi
daughter, Polly,. six grandchil-

t

Waldie and Sons’
After~ leaving . the
he took up fruit

"_ KINHAIRD JUNIOR

SECONDARY SCHOOL »

There will’ be a meeting
‘tonight ‘at 7:45 which will be
very. important for - ~ parents.

» explained, the semester. system.
William; one’ ~

‘outlined, and discussion -. will

oe place regarding program-- >.

dren and eight g
dren, ©
Mr. Ozeroff was ee:

-‘ ceased by two daughters, Ann

and Anastasia.

Burial took place in Bril-
liant Cemetery with the Castle-
gar. Funeral Home in gharge of

Series

Casilegar_ Socials

edoesing and was employed by.
‘H. Johnson
Kerr*

; ie fa Se with her mother,

¢Mrs: R. D. Rupp, in Nakusp las

week. Mr.and Mrs, Kerr: also,

aes ‘a Foogian je Gann Sunday

and Mrs. A: Macptier-
gon i Mrs..H. Johnson’ as

delegates, attended: the West
Royal ‘adia:

dian Le-

KC DAYS

information q

Phone 365-3385.

Large muieBrench

‘gion’ Zone, Cour and L.A.

>: gession ‘held recently in Trail.

Eleven |Legion branches’ and
nine Ladies: Auxiliary's were

“represented. Reports showed

that all. branthes are tery)
active.’

COMMUNITY CREDIT..UNION ‘OCATED IN TRAIL a

BC; REQUIRES EXPERIENCED: PERSONNEL ‘TO. FILL
THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS: :
_ BRANCH ACCOUNTANT

Supervise staff of 15at. main 1 Branch office in -

Trail, 8.C.

Experience with data “eystems preferred.
Salary open to negoliation.

LOAN OFFICER y

For Branch office in Castlegar, B.C.
Salary negotiable. : s f zs

Successful applicants should, have related exper-

jence with other financial. institutions for these’ :

positions.
Excellent salaries and fringe benefits.

Applications and resumes to be mailed fo:
H. Krueger, General Manager
Kootenay Savings Credit Union
1199 Cedar Avenue.”

Trail, B.C.” VIR see

from:
eee Humphries Secondary
School will be present, as well
-as our own school ‘spokesmen,
During the latter: part: of
May there will: be a further
meeting designed especially.for..-
Grade: 7 students / and: the’

programs, This information jis

directed to “all parents in’ th

<: district - who’ have «children

have one student at’ Grade 12
{Judy, Pryce),'14 at Grade 11, 64
at Grade 10, 89 at Grade 9, 61 at
Grade 8, 24 at Grad
at Grade 6. 2 4c
The total Grade 8 reading
program shows 168 students in

“good condition". and',95 ‘still. *

‘weak, in varying degrees.

5 Almost, everyone is’ trying! to oe

1 and 10° j,

better. his standing and we are
feeling suite optimistic.

i. Track and field practices
“are going strong as we prepare

for’our track meet on May 16...

Golf is held twice.a week
after school and we have some
very particip

A al eae ahs
Highland: Games | j

Plan to be in'Trail for the.
upcoming. holiday, weekend.
The Trail Caledonian Sociely 1s is‘
presenting it’s Annual :Tat
and Highland Games, to ee
pluce in. the Cominco ‘Areng on
May 18 and 19.7): ‘

Despite some communica-’
tion delays due‘ to the recent
postal strike, ‘the society ; is
optimistic that this year's event
will be'as entertaining as’any °—

The bikes are being oiled
up for’ the “Great” Cycling:
Event’": soon forthcoming. We

+ sand. will-also compete ‘it

ught ” te the NDP"
* goverhtieat ¥ a "Tielp'thieold
ioners instead of i

My. reason for writing this.

is that Iyreceived from the
provincial . government: a

i cheque for the big sum of $7.86.

Ralph Peterson,
113 - 5th Ave.,
Castlegar. ©

West Kootenay Kennel Club
First Sanctioned. Dog Show

>* The: West: Kootenay: Ken
“nel Club, formed in September.

_ of last year,.will be holding’ its: -
© first’ Sanction: Dog Show; and
“ic Obedience Trials in Nelson thi

Sunday.
The show-will take place in
he Nelson Civic’ Centre,
Children’s Arena beginning at.
11:30 a.m. - Registration of
entries takes place at the door
10. to’ 11° a.m.‘ Judge for the
event= will) be. Wm.) (Bill)
Dawson of Langley, B.C.
Mr. Dawson is the vice-
president of the» Canadian

Kennel Club which is based in

Toronto.

Thirty different breeds of ---

pure bred dogs:are anticipated:

from the East. and West ;

sf Kootenays and northern Wash-

/“ington. It ‘is:hoped that there

‘will:be!an entry. of about 100
dogs to compete for ribbons and
trophies i in. the various classes.

‘There will be conformation
‘classes, bedience classes, ‘Jun-
‘ior Handling ‘and’ a Parade of
Greats which is a class for dogs

which are already,” Champions.’ ~.

or have-fiveior more Canadian
Kennel Club points. to their
credit,

” A similar. show is planned
for the Trail area in October.

* enjoyed“ the

past

Participating ‘will “be pi- 7
pers, drummers, and dancer:
from British Columbia, Alberta
and:the Inland Empire. These *
artists. will. perform. at “the |
Tattoo, on Saturday. event

t

Games on Sunday. ~
For an enjoyable weekend,
Comi

e¢ Crib Tourney

Monday. *of.; last week
Castlegar and District Senior
Citizens hosted ‘a crib: tourna-
ment in their Centre. Guests
were from Trail and Fruitvale...

‘There were 15 tables‘in
play. comprised of 31 members
from Trail, five from Fruitvale -

and® 24° from ee ‘AN

will take ‘part: in review: and
open ciscussion of association

taken during the three-day -

“meeting. ia

: Girl Guide Chief Commissioner

Met by Slocan Valley Members

‘Two, carloads’ of Guiding

_ people from the New. Denver-

Silverton ; area ‘travelled: to
Castlegarto meet the Chief
Commissioner of Girl Guides of
Canada ‘Mrs. W.‘P. Gurd of
Toronto, who is on a tour of
British’ Columbia. ‘The group
included Mrs. J.’Greer, Mrs. J.
Irwin, Mrs.’ F.-Pho, Mrs. F.°
Angrignon, Mrs. S. Ott, Mrs. B.
Holt, ‘Mrs. “A..Wiens and Mrs.
H. Schlaffka.

the afternoon at the Kinsmen ©
Park which included’ Brownies,
Guides and Rangers as ell as

x
‘|

central " locatio

tho East and, West Kootenays.
‘The exhibit’ willbe on

display at Selkirk College from

10.a.m.to 4 p.m. and duriog th e

evening from 1 p.m.

ALVARY:
“BAPTIST CHURCH -
Office 0 |S

Home’ 365-666'
Next to the * Cloverleaf Motel
‘ Castleaird : Plaza

as!
Sundav’ School 9.45 °
li; ‘am.
Eveuug Worsiup pervice
7:00 *

peace Ea
ST. PETER. | LUTHERAN
CHURCH:
405 Maple St., castiouae

Worship Service. iL! a.m.’
Sunday. School : 9:

- 906-9662 and 9059604
Richard | Klein

ae Church ‘of the
Lutheran: Hour”:;

Rey. Richard Kiein: Pastor.

365-3662. or’ 365-3664 °

| APOSTOLIC CHURCH *
esOne block East: of the

adults, 80 of tl
Guide’ Movement. attended ‘a
dinner after which opportunity
was provided for the assembled
guests to meet!) and® ‘chat’.
informally with Mrs. Gurd and
B.C.’ Provincial Commissioner
Mrs. ‘Isobel Stewart, who_ is
accompanying the national com.
missioner on:her unis

‘After an outdoor event in

~ REGIONAL ECUMENICAL PARISH

‘|. ‘Anglican & United Churches

Ri rson COMMUNITY MEMORIAL CHURCH -
n fe United Service

11: 13 AM: ‘Anglican: Communion °.

: “9nd. Sunday of each: month: Joint Service
11:00. coals ‘Parents. mest foe discussion during:

io a a.m0. a Sunday, Schbol
ll lorning ‘Worship

“ Wed. 7 Prayer Bible
Ne “Walker, i
Bhgne’ (865-6662

/” PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE

Pastor: Rev. \H. 1H. Graham
Church Ph. 361-5212"

© Sunday ‘School. 9.50, a.m.
‘Worshii SS

Sund School
eee naluding vagus

+’ Morning’ ‘Worsti 11 a.m.
Evenin; I

fellowship.

Winners were e ladies, ‘high :
score, Mrs. Serena Lewes’ of».

Trail and ladies low score, Mrs. <
Lisa’ Dyck of Castlegar. Gents
high) ‘was. Clare « Billingsly- of
“Trail and gents low, Al Filipelli
of Fruitvale.

A delicious luncheon at the.
close of play was served by the
hosts: Y 3

ect e
‘Commercial fishing +
«Commercial fishing’ in: the
“Yukon is carried ‘out by only-a
handful ‘of | fishermen,. entirely
for local consumption with nets

‘and Indian fish wheels.

COHOE INSURANCE
‘Providing a Com plete
~.. Insurance: Serv

269 Columba Ave.

. BOUNDARY.
Electric (Castlegar) Ltd.
«Electric: Heat (Bpecialiaie

‘Medallion. Homes ;

“Ph, 365-7241,

WEST. KOOTENAY.
a ANIMAL HOSPITAL
SS..No..4, ‘Trail
No. 6. ¥mir-Rd., Nelson
Eve. Clinics Tues., Thurs.
Castleaird’ Plaza

‘| OFFICE SUPPLIES

CADMAC APPLIANCE

E SERVICE =."
“Vacuums, Shavers, . G.E.
-and : Westin; eure Small

app!
Phone Byenings. ‘$95-8141
178 Columbia Ave. ©
Castlegar

=. DESMOND T.°: >

LITTLEWOOD D.O.S.
OPTOMETRIST

366. Baker St.

Nelson," B.C.

Ph. 952-5152.

Typewriter: *
Ribbons »
Columnar Pads

CASTLEGAR: NEWS

Phone 365-7266"

‘PARDMAN._| FURNITURE
~ Maytag Sales
and Service. 05...
“GUARANTEED REPAIRS
Ph. 365-5240

LES

f For. i

4 RUBBER STAMPS © *

~ See, Phone, Write
Clean’ Cut Rubber.

u Stamp. Shop

‘Box 25, Robson, B.C.

5 Ph. 365-7605,

<) CASTLEGAR
“TRUNERAL HOME

Dedicated’ to Kindly’:

Thoughtful Service
Ambulance — Flows:

i

"Flavoured: with imported’ Holland hi :
pais can be wate even more commie by 7 sta,
Fontes

- drained tana f

_ shrimp puffs

ops tasty ts flavoured ‘with’ “imported Holland
“cheese, will sappear quickly when you serve them

~-as:an’ appetizer, wit!

drinks, especially when’ there’ are

'mien‘around, And they can be made even more economi-
cally by substituting a cup of drained, flaked tuna for the
eo in if

imp called for

Ya cup butter,
cup water.
aC kd all-purpose flour

Bas
‘cups shredded imported
Holland Edam or Gouda
cup finely, diced cooked

ible 3n chopped oni
salt and pepe we aa

lash of
‘ oil for dees fat fi in,
eee Heat buier crate bal
Span:
ythe! four’ all at jones) sur vibe
orously with a
til: batter leaves the ites 0 of
sa

weepan.: Remo jove from
cool ‘about’ 1’

Allow.
minute.” Add eggs, ‘one at a

this  Feclpe.

time, beating well aft
‘addition, sirin ede fot
and et cheese, shrimp ‘and eae
;Pour: Foking oil into deep fry- :

Fiche toa depth of about ne,
Inches, Hea to 375-400: de

oils, add ©

place,
sheet in 330 oven
for. Tris minutes.

~ Senior Giizens Hold

Castlegar and District Sen-:
ior Citizens’ Association held a

Raine, assisted / by: Mrs. J.
Dyck, Me: G. Reith, Mra. Me

‘very successful spring tea in its» -

Centre -/on : Saturdayof last ate

were welcomed :

in

0
‘covered with ane een cloth *.’

witha ‘spring blosso!
ieee which... was ® flanked» on

with a little old lady

San and’a little old, gentleman inva.

~ rocking. chair, “and : ‘slender
:yellow tapers in crystal hold.

bie y'under the care of Mrs.

ual tea. tables peers ie

itt
‘The members have extend.
their.most sincere thanks to .
all who helped make the day 80.

wall plaque ‘and | Mra: G.
ies Nestea

Ritson the: Teddy “Bear. - The
door prize ‘was won by. Mrs.
Gerry. McMullen: ce

DINING

“Open Fridays 4

= BAR -D

Saturdays 12°Noon’ to .J:.a.m.
Sundays, 12:Noon. to 10. “pm.”

SUcEeED

an,

p.m.to-T am.

CABARETS

“Admission $1

; ~\ SATURDAY .. ONLY.
“THE COUNTRY SOUIRES

From Grand Forks

Per. Person .

Senior Citizens
Give Welcome
To New Members

Castlegar and District Sen-
for Citizens tion Branch
No. 46 held its regular meeting
last Thursday evening in the
Centre with 49° members

present. President John Stier ’

extended a warm welcome to
all with a special welcome to
the new members,

» Correspondence included 1 a
letter from Mrs. G.\ Shepherd
with a' very generous donation
for which the members have
expressed their appreciation,

Mrs. Shepherd, who for severa] ..

years was the secretary of the

association, does not get-out to ~
the: meetings:.too” often and <

members. miss her wit and
humor. Entertainment commit-
tee reported a group of children
with their” accordians will
provide’ entertainment at next
Thursday's meeting.

The. sick and visiting ©

committee’ stated‘ cards and
flowers ‘have been sent and
visits have been made to sick
members,

--y Information was given
members ‘regarding’ trips’ to
Expo in Spokane. These will be
: May 18, 19 and 20 from Nelson,

The bus): will’ leave.” from |

Peeble’s Motor Inn ‘at 7 a.m.

‘ :and leave Spokane at 8:46 p.m.

to return home: The cost of the
round trip will be $12 for adults
and $8 for children. Interested

‘ persons. must contact) Peeble's

*. Motor Inn a week or more Belor
to date of leaving. R

No definite dates ae yet

been released for B.C.. Hydro

tours of the South Slocan Canal
Project.) 201)

The . treasurer ‘gave a "|

detailed report on nthe spring:
tea: Détails were also given for.

the different funds such as the ~

. building, hail, general“: and
memorial funds. It was decided
to combine the hall and general
funds and just havea general
fund. All monies received is to
go into the general fund unless

oth designated. Mrs. J.

Raine inquired of the Memorial ”

Book as’she would like to get
. the ‘names ‘of deceased mem-
: bers inscribed.

‘Thank you letters are to. be
sent, to the: Robson Women's

7 ti * Institute © for "its" generous

donation ofa beautiful set of TV.

tables,:to Mrs.- Shepherd ‘for
her generous cheque, to Mrs.:T.
Whitel x for the donation .of

itings for the

placa ie who

n.who helped. pour. 3

cement’ around ” ‘the’ bowling
gree!

the board.’ The area involved is
that) which‘takes in Schoo!
i No.9. >.
«Act. Recognizes.
Hazards in Toys
‘The \ Hazardous Products
“Act recognizes ‘the Problem of
possible ©: hazards toys;
hazards "that “could. eval be.
hidden from ‘the manufacturer,

te purer (P (parent) and the user
(chilt

All toys aren't safe for all ©
children. A-plaything: that «is “:
be

great for an older child can

dangerous for her baby bro- >

ther, | Children’ between ‘the
ages of 2.and 8.years are the

J

SAVINGS ROUND-UP

» Pork Riblets,

“Bulk Wieners

Beef Rib Stéak

‘Rump Roast
BEEF, No. 1 Qty.

Ib. $1.89

"Gov't. Insp,
Ib. 39c

|ROUND STEAKS] 4Q

BEEF. (No. 1 Qlty.),....... Ib.

Sausage
BEEF. Maple leat
Ib: ‘99e i

Cottage Rolls
IMaplo Leaf Gov. Ins.

tb. $1.19

Minute Steak
No. 1 Qlty,

Ib. $1.99

Maple ‘Leaf
“Ib. 79e

Bologna
Maple Leaf No. 1 Qity

By the Plecelb, 69¢

“No, 1-.Qity.
Ib. $1.79

PORK

v», af CUT-RATE the FOOD FOLKS

POT ROAST

BEEF, Canada No. 1 Quality. Lean .:....

PORK PICNICS

Smoked. Maple Leaf No. 1 Quality .......... Ib.

SIDE BACON

Skippy Stab. Government. Inspected’ entree ADS

STEAK

59

¢
¢

Maple Leaf. No.1 Qlty. Goy. Insp. .-........- Ib.

HINDS

SIDES :
FRONTS

tb. 8c
. . tb. 8c
» Ub. $1.19

“FREEZER MEAT

SIDES OF PORK
GOV. INSP, LEAN

RELISH... .

PACIFIC,
TALL TINS:

Afins %%c

“LIBBY (12:02)

DOLE. (4. OZ).

3 for $1.00

Safflo Oil
+48 ox.
$1.99

Cloverleaf Pink 8 or.
£99¢

B.B.Q: Sauce
Kraft 18.02.

‘Tea Bags
Red Roze 90's
79¢e

‘Pork - Beane

‘3 pkgs: $1 00

Ivory’ Soop.
‘Ae.

PINEAPPLE JUICE 3 tins $1 :

COFFEE

BLUE RIBBON i Ib.

Tomato |

al tins $1

‘Reynolds Foil |
f Siete
cs 79¢. »

“KRAFT (10: oz) ae
-Marshmellows 223 pkae: $1

Srna cRcKanna ibs. me |

KING SIZE SURF ..... $1.39

Welchade:
S2icz,
49:

pNaatle: 3 $ Quik
od ib. $1.49

Spie-Span_
$i 3

Tomato Juice

9c

BEACH

tae os Oz...

CHARCOAL
1

INSFORD
20 Bs.

“THURS. » FRI.
“ONLY

STRAWBERRIES

FROZEN (15 OZ.)

368-6401 :
Telephone: Gate aerpis and : victims of most accidents.
Bronze Plaques: WESTERN TACK E

oo PHONE 365-3294

is One ‘Mile South. of Weigh Scales at Oottechenta,_

‘Next to Young’ Agencies

“1 to 9 pam: "So: use special care in to;

aelection--especially where. a
there ‘are’ small children in the»:
house, because they are liable
to put anything in their mouths. ~,
Points to remember, about
toyate
= \) Buy. the toy, that is reht. 3
ho the child's age and know-
ow. a

Your favorite girl deserves’ to “be ed.
Allow. us to give Mom the:best.seatiin the house
sand serve her and the: family: 4

: sm 0 Beasporn

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MAY. 30 AND. 11
Smorgasbord Served from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.

‘Adults $3.75 — Children 5°years and under $1.50:

~ CABARET
- DANCE

FRIDAY ONLY
” (May 10)

_|surt ER poe

198

WEDDING -
STATIONERY
and:

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AND ' LAUNDRET

“1038 Columbia Ave. INVITATIONS ©.
Open 8,30.a.m.-10.30 p.m. .) CASTLEGAR
“Phone 365-6524 =.) NEWS

| CHEESE WHIZ.

$1.99

ERS SER uy

SRE Sei New Owners Special
0. ph. 365-7075 Stats Today through Saturday,
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