THROUGH THE HOOP is the name of the game and it can
art, as demonstrated by Selkirk College and
NDU basketball squads. Showing how it's done, a Notre
Dame Knight puts a little spring into the effort, while a
Selkirk College player blocks the shot. A second NDU man

become a fine

races in from the left “to where the action is.”

— Castlegar News Phot

UP IN THE AIR we go,.and we bat the ball to one of our
teammates — despite the army of opponents who also want | fo
to get their mitts onto that ball. It looks easy, as Selkirk
College and NDU squads do it with a polish. But it isn't

“COFFEE BREAK”

By LOIS HUGHES
Box 731, Castlegar
Tell Lois: 365-5503

Minor Hockey Week has
ume and gone with last week-|

nd being the climax of the,
hustle and bustle. .

One contrast

m |which was so noticeable and

most amusing was between

the first and second
Castl f)

oes to
really that easy —- basketball is for the young, the fit and ou

the fleet of foot. — Castlegar News Photo

Castlegar Chamber
Announces New List
Of Committee Heads

trict Chamber of Commerce
has announced its list of com-
mittees for 1968 and the ros-
ter includes changes in the
emphasis or scope of some

e

lu

ib from 2

Castlegar Club is Strong
In Nelson Badminton Play

hoot Se a week-end fourna-
ment that showed the Castle-
gar club's strong potential, as

di in nearly

new, positive image projected
earlier by president Jack Hip-

ell.
Heading up the commit-
for area development,
mapping and promotion is
tocal bank manager George

a
‘The term mapping has
been inserted into the res-
Ponsibility of this committee
after a suggestion recently of
a pictorial map displaying the
assets ‘of C: or possi-

they
final events.
K. Savinkoff, a young man
yet to be reckoned with in
iirger competitions, Baye a
Performance of skill and en-
durance.
Ne satisfied, to beat top-
ed pla: yers in one event,
fe k kept going in two more tu
take home the trophies.
J. Osachoff, andther stand-
out at the tourney gave a fine
exhibition when he payed

bly a map of a larger area of
the West Kootenay, produced
in cooperation with other Koo-
tenay-Boundary Chambers.

Paulson remains as
chairman of the Du Maurier
ski race committee.

Civic and community

aris intne A event ae ‘Ss
ies.
Savinkof£ dropped the fir-
st game to Osachoft but came
back like a Tiger to win the
aext two and earn a place in
«ue winners’ circle,

sanouner powerhouse was

ed by C. G. Andy” ee
gon, but also includes mayors
of both Castlegar and Kin-
naird, Murray Little and Carl
Loeblic!

Eancation, social and cult-
ural act.vities are the concern
of George Hermanson.

Other committee respon-
sibilities are: facilities, staf-
fing and recording, Paul Mor-
oso; hospitality, goodwill,
tourism, Len J. Carrigan; in-
ter-Chamber activities and
conventions, William Walde;

membership, Wallie C. Bow-|ing in

ey; public relations and con-
sumer complaints, Reg Skin-
ar recreation and transport-

ation, Gil Suter, retail mer-
chants’ sectiun, Dave conpe
and publicity, Mary Ander-
son.

Birse of Trail. Mau-
reen is working around the
-orid and has ambitions of
rupnaies from every place she

ays- =
Her latest additions were

Mrs. H. Johnson, Ph. 365-8294

Land Rangers who at-
tended a Region No. 5 meet-

Creston Saturday were
Judy beer and Terry
u'Donherty o: f first
company: and Lorraine Don-
Id o! at Robson.

iiss s
dresently visiting in Vancou-
er.

{bles went to the pair of Bren-
‘strom of

is Moyes doubled up on the

Trail and now

women’s event, the

g Sadie singles, in Nelson.
Miss Birse had to go the

all| whole way for her win again-

st a newcomer to the game,
Miss Pauline Gensick of Na-

Teaming to win the A
men’s doubles were J. Osa-
choff an Ron Smith, over N.
Bios and E. ‘Haley of Trail.
mixed doubles J
osachott ‘and E. Stoochinoff
teamed to win over R. Kirby
and B. Anderson of Nelson.
e B events, men’s
singles honours went to H.
Colliers of .Nelson over S.
Phillipoff of Nakusp.
Men’s doubles went to the
team of N. Poole and K. Savin-
Koff of Castlegar over 0.
Bokas and S, Phillipoff of Na-
kusp.
The mixed doubles event
saw K. Savinkoff and Barb
Osachoff take two close games
over G, Hyson and Barb Ran-
dall.
Another standout woman

Player, Miss E. Stoochinoff
capped the B event singles

with her win over Mrs. Mar-

p |shall of Grand Forks.
The

B event ladies dou-
da Zak and B. Wi mo}
Kimberley ‘over Mrs. Bokas
and Miss Gensick of the Na-|

Ca ESaouie of the A La-

team of Sh
Beryl

Before you sign
on the doited line
know what your loan
will rnc

You're told in advance at Household
Finance. The cost of your loan is spelled
out clearly, simply, and in dollars. No
extras. No hidden charges. No“‘surprises””
area You get the facts first, before

you

Wwhen'y _ need a foan, you'll find that
you, too, can borrow with confidence from
the company that tells you the cost in

advance.

Compare. HFC charges on loans over

$1500 with cha

of other companies

rges
of our kind. You'll probably find HFC saves

you money.
, Ask about credit fife Insurance

on foans al low group rates.,

‘HOUSEHOLD FINANCE 2)

1287 Cedar Avenue ..........++..Telephone 368-8251
° (opposite Hedsoo's Bay)

608 Baker Street.......
(ot Jotephine

Telephone 352-5575
Lyeaber)

host-|
ing players ‘fom the East and

Robson Evening -
Group Donales
*~ Canal Charities

Tichursement of maniac
for 198@ wae amnng the mat.
tere derided mon recently by
fhe Rahean Evening Grann,
At the anmral meeting of
the gronn, donations were an-
nraved ta Rahean Community
all. Resker Hall. the WA of
Rahsan Community Chin re
the CWT, of St. Rity’s Cathn-
He Church. the loreal Salvation
Army, the Handicaoned
School. Castlerar Centennial
pony and the Robson Wei-

Ts also

Membe: wrapped
three ouilts for donation to
the needy.

SNA
FOR

AIRLINE
RESERVATIONS
ft

MEXICO - HAWAIIAN
& EUROPEAN TOURS
AeRANGeD

CASTLEGAR AGENT
FOR THE WESTERN
HOTEL CHAIN

WEST’S
DEPT. STORE
Phone 365-7542

West Kootenays and the play
should be of the finest calibre.

Clarke for their time given
on this occasion, :
many in the past.
For those who have not

ason,
r terrific improvement“in_ the
ice would be very noticeable.

ottles of pop disappear| _

ten mautloned as a bad joke
last season.

There is still Reals of
hockey left and as in of
the weekend fades why, not

lo your and keep su)
portin these ane hockey
Enthus las ts? ‘

cout te seems the

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

BINGO

ST. RITA’S HALL
FRONT ST.

TONIGHT

ma.
well re-

sizes ceived. last seeipe but now we

are looking for another re-
cipe to use up the egg yolks.
I know you can make w

i-| a custard and among | my cok,

lection ave
cipe that Teans Heavy to oe
yolks, but in itself it is no’
avery special okie.

Has anyone a cake, cook le
or even a custard that is just
alittle differe ferent?

An interesting pamphlet
can be picked up at your mo-
tor-vehicle branch.

It gives you the basic
‘shape every driver must

know: warning signs, regula: ;
tory signs, guide signs, cross- |
walk and pedestrian signs, |

turn-control signs as well as
correct lane usage and a dia-
gram of pavement markings
and what they mean.

DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT
VICTORIA, B,C.

TENDERS

Sealed tenders, addressed to the unden
signed and marked tender — Arrow Lakes will
be received up to noon of March 15th, 1968 fer
the servicing of marine aids to navigation on the
Columbia River and Arrow Lakes B.C., said aida

ing of a xi ly 18 lighted aids, 26
daybeacons, ‘20 ‘spar buoys and" 36 marker
boards.

_ render documents nay. Ber nobtained on
Room 534,

to the
ED Government St. Victoria, B. &

L. E. Slaught
District Marine Agent

at AN

$100 OFF J-LINE FURNACES!

Clean, dependable gas heating - “Home-made" for better living!

25% 0FF DRYERS!
A MOFFAT Bas dryer — - for faster
clothes drying! “;

Exact control makes the MOFFAT
gas range the chef's choice.

. Youre Invited!
‘Canadian (Propane

Sth ANNUAL

(model 4100)

Reg. $2790

20%0OFF RANGES: ._20%OFF WATER HEATERS!
INGLIS or CANADIAN gas water heaters — both fea-
ture ‘rapid recovery’ to replenish hot water supply.

"EA é 9.

is pag gal. used-tank'and model M100 furnace - $469)
gal, used tank and mode} M100 furnace - 3603)

Castlegar Mayer Submits Brief
On Possible Industrial Growth

i In an efort to stimula’
further economic develop-
yeent ph the Castlegar Kin.

rial aodivity, Mayor yeast,
has'sent a brief to Koo- | ure

te Catleger, 1 a taking this op-

ig before you.
our hopes for a study of the

- | possibilities fo: yy dadustrial dev- ing all the

clopment in this immediate

the completion of the dam
will not be Jeaving here. They| most
represent a Jabor force grad-

way from rough] i

‘carpenters to experts in con-

crete, and ineludieg trades in
mill-} j

within two years. We are the
metro-|

perined

Little
teway-West MP Bert
Mr. Herridge has said he

intemds to use the brief as a
means of gaining further ad-
vamtage from the federal gov-
erament in the form of fin-
aneial aid.

‘ The Castlegar News is pre-
sewting the entire brief, in
full, as written by Mayor Lit-

tle: i
Acting upon your kind in-

ote eon made at: the time of

ea, it is
thought that ne “following

a|comprises a logical geograph- | Par.

ical, political and administra-
tive unit. -
Castlegar Town, popula-
tion eparoximtely: 3,500.
Kinnaird To’

erie
tion approximately 3
Electoral Area I i (ander
Regional District _nomencla-
cure) embracing Brilliant, Oot-
ischenia, Thrums,

Tarries,
and with an esti.

recently in

wrignung and mechanical re-|

Many of these people} oj
have buut or bought nowes
an this area and will be keen.
cumpemtors for available! as
work,

dam 16 not ee ene for tne

0!
puwer and wall serve mumiy
a8 a dlvod control works aud
a resurvor tor downstream
power. We have cuntrinutced

io
As you know, the Arrow

College,
tue is ocated bi here because

of centrality and whick incor-
porates. two years of. univer-'
oy arts and sciences as well

pernaps Jater, metallurgy.
Climate

We have a very equitable
climate, with a 4u-year aver-|
age precipitation record ot

HOW
IMPORTANT &

mated approxi-
mately 1,500.

Electoral Area J, embrac-
ing belie Blucborry and

falls |so meant cosuy

eription filed, your Rexall Phar.
macist has the qualifications to
fat all that is Implied in
“lmpertant”.

PHARMACY

-Cari’s Drugs

a ule site (for a

auon) w the benefit of the] o
peupie Of we ‘United states,
out at a net sacritico of a na-
tural and beauniul parsr of
sakes,

‘The accommodation of the
work force tor construction,

nes at

ancreases at
ene expense Of: civic govern-
wonts py way, of town ser

we nave just gone yareuga:s a,
narrowing taree and one aalf
month strike an our biggest
sungie ‘inaustry,

The strike is settled, but
the effects on spending po'

wall be’ feit for a very. P jong
ume,

There is no immediate

gt. |Gons tor at least two. years,

evolve.
Again, the people who will
be out of due to

| sun uf OU .Dizgest industry,
uanutactunng

signt for expan-|

a inches, are free

polis in the county of West|

We have cpcetlent schools, .

sinters are mild Wit no more

whue 1t bas been a boon to} uses

Air
We nave a Doren yest

HOW TO WIN

“Yes, You Can Win
Beautiful Prizes!

popes binge Cards are evans st he EE

‘counter. ia
‘a pencil “X out” numbers
scan ios ena ae ES

are Pe ost
ott sed

Pot Roasts

_OF BEEF. Can. Choice, Can. Good ... ib. 49c

Stonding Rib

estes

wn /9C

ROASTS. Can. ge Can. Good. ..

ways, strobe

guar ce with one flignt
a day east and west Bewvoen
Vancouver and Caigary.

sent equipment is DUG’ eek

fall of this year.
Other

igh ‘a terminal
er} ana xts own water supply and | i
snow service. CPA is on a re-| i

Boemng 737 jots stated for the

Greyhound and at seas —

Boiling Beef

Canada ing Canada Good

Ib. 39c

Pork Picnics
FRESH. Government Inspected ......... Ib; 29¢

fuere 13 no

ment. of any consequence on

(ne honzon in wus area.

Our attractiveness as a.

Potenual sovauon, for manu-
Tests

on we 3 factors.

BUILDERS

See Us for.the Best Prices in- Town!

E Electrical Supplies
@ Glass - Gyproc

 Formica---Fibreglass -

Floor Coverings ----
- ds - Ete.

4 Joint Fillers - Jambs
K Kitchen Organizer

Perce Nosings . ~
O°

1 insulation - Information

& Lumber - Linoleum - Lath - Louvres
BA Mouldings - Mchogany - Mac Tac

P phrase (all sorts) - Paints - Plaster

P&G
‘Builders
Supply

ACROSS FROM THE
ARENA

Ph.' 365-8151

Open Mon. - Thurs. 8: 5.30 Fri.8-7 Sat. 8-5

«ower power cost .

to Canal
project on the Lower ooten-|

We are right on the Southern

“By the Piece ....
Sliced, Packaged

b. 69c

Bacon " Ib. 79¢

Cottage Cheese

# Creamed or Dry. 16-oz. Carton ..

29¢

Py : ;
awe have antifical ice

ber of stalled “tradesmen liv-
‘ing in the subject area, We

Tea Bags

& SALADA.’ oe Pekoe. 120 Pkg. .

Breakfast

ORANGE CRYSTALS. Rise-N-Shine. Aras. 49c

$1.49

ance ae 48-07. Tins
: APPLE or PINEAPPLE es

also have in the D.
Cana

‘Mecroni
CREAME.TS. 4-lb. Package

‘Green Beans
CUT, Better Buy. 1402: tins wien 6 for’ $l

‘Cake Mixes
‘Pudding Mix

Pork Chops

Gov't. ‘Inspected. All Cuts

Baby Beef

LIVER. b ected Inspected ...

‘Chickens.

Necks, Backs. Gov't. Approved

‘Luncheon

MEAT. Swift. Royal Dane. 120. 2 for 89c

Merarine  — 69e
$I

2 49
_.79¢

Coke or Gingerale
5 Family sizes Botties $1]

Robin Hood. As’td. Flavors ..

Robin Hood. 9 oz. Pkgs.

Coffee

Kraft Charm. 11-0z. jar .

Potato Chips wa. re 49¢

highway's plan-
ned rar route. Pind

of this is certain|§

Clearing

JANUARY

Clearance Sale
Still in Progress — Come in and Save!
Suits, Sport Coats, Jackets
Dress Coats 20-30% Off
Dress: Shirts and: Work
. Shirts, All Casual’ and
Work: Clothes 15x Off
Children’s Clothing

at 20x Off.

All Sales Cash. and Final

Bonnett’s Boys and Mens Wear
Located Next to Castlegar Credit Union — Telephone 365-6761

TURKEY
SHOOT

This Saturday
Evening, Feb. 3 .
7 to?

‘Everyone Welcome
Scratch Ice

Available Feb. 3
12 Noon to 7 P.M.

Cae
u INSTANT... 2-lb. Package

| Lettuce

California. For the Choicest Salads 1b. 19C

69c

Soups, PURITAN

Tomato or Vegetable. 10-02. tins 4, for 49c

Brie. 89c

Br ead, Dutch Oven. Fresh. 6; $1

White or Brown. Sliced: 16-02.
Ajax Laundry Detergent. Giant |. 79¢

Marshmallow:
COOKIES. Assorted Flavors ...

sees 3 Ibs. 29c
$1.69

Chore Girls... 2 69c
Dog Food tors. 1502.9 tins $1

Bleach PERFEX. 64-02. jug
BATHROOM

Scott Tissue.
Cashmere. 4 roll pack

OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL SEVEN — OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL. NINE

- Shop and Save At -

KINNAIRD

fan

CUT RATE GROCETERIA
CENTRAL FOOD MART

WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTIT! ies

FOR KOOTENAY LAUNDRY TO CALL PHONE 365-5336

CENTRAL FOOD MART OPEN SUNDAYS 10 A.M.'TO 6 P.M.