CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thuraday, April 28, 1977

_ Constable Dick Presents Four Scout Awards

PERSE bIT,

Castlegar and District Scouting News

Murray Johnston,. Trevin Rogers, Bob Uraulak and Andy Cooper

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Queen's Representative Cst. Brian Dick Presents Chief Scout Awards to Scouts

TWENTY-ONE Grade 7 students from Twin Rivers Elementary
School, along with four sponsors and two teachers, visited Canyon

= basketball and were treated to a delicious “potluck” supper
provided by the ladies of the community. “We got up at seven and
=: went horse-back riding!” proclaimed one Castlegar “city boy” after

By CLIFF CHURCHES ©

Four boys of the. First
Kinnlard Scout Troop received
their Chief Scout Awards dur-
ing ceremonics held Monday

night in the Kinnaird Hall.

As’ the Queen's Repre-
sentative, Constable Brian Dick
of the local RCMP d

lenge and Marathon-Jamboree-
1969 Jamboree in Greece,

Saturday was.a busy day
for the Robson Scouts, Cubs
and Beavers as they took part
in a very successful bottle
drive. ‘

The boys, assisted by a

himself a former Queen Scout,
made the presentation to scouts
Murray Johnston, Trevin Ro- :
gers, Bob Ursulak and Andy
Cooper. &
Following the presentation
of the certificates and badges,
Scout Troop Leader Bob Brom-*’
Meland addressed the. boys
and, on behalf of himself,
presented each of them with a ~
trophy in honor of their having
received the highest award in
Scouting. .
‘The many parents present
were then treated to a number
of humorous skits, followed by
two movies entitled the Second
Provincial Jamboree of Chal-

Allen Douglas Johnson
Funeral Held

Funeral services wore held
yesterday afternoon from the
chapel of the Castlegar Funeral
Home for Allen Douglas John-
son, age 90, who passed away
April 22 in the Castlegar ‘and
District Hospital,

: Mr. Johnson was born in
‘Trail, April 30, 1946. He was a
graduate of Stanley Humphries
Secondary School, having re-
ceived his senior matriculation
in 1965.

He apprenticed in the
machinist trade with Cominco
and had worked with that com-
pany for a time prior to be-,
coming self-employed.

Mr. Johnson was ‘an out-
door enthusiast,’ particularly

enjoying hunting and fishing.

Kootenay Credit.
Union Tops
$41 Million

More ‘than'300 people at-

* tended ‘the. annual. meeting of. :

the, Kootenay Savings Credit

~* Union“in Trail’ Monday” alght.

his stay on a farm.

the Creston

mol
Valley Wild Life Santuary, watched a slide Presestations and
listened to a talk by the santuary’s naturalist. With beautiful
weather both days, the trip was. a most sath one. The
students are all looking forward to the return visit of their
newly-made friends early in June.—Rik Hall Photo. :

General manager Helmut
Krueger reported an increase

. inKSCU assets of $5 million, to

a total of more than $41 million.

The credit union paid a
seven per cent dividend on
share capital and a five-and-
quarter per cent patronage
refund in 1976.

A full report on the meet-
ing will be published in next
Thursday’s Castlegar News.

Castlegar and

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mothers at Pass Creek Park
S . * .

number, of i parents,
were generously recelved and -
rewarded by the. people, of
Robson, Raspberry and . Bril-
ant, They would lke to pass
on their thanks to all these
people,

- Hot dogs and hot chocolate
were served by a- number of

I would like to remind all ‘our murnnce a you oot tut eheiston
Scouters and parents. of the
Kootenay Conference being
held this weekend in Castlegar.

Consult your itinerary and
make sure you don't miss the

many valuable ‘educational and
training sessions, as well as the
several. social events planned.

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Wednesday.

He was-an adherent of the
United Church.

Surviving. are ‘his wife,
Barbara. Ann of Castlegar; a
son, Samuel Edward, at home;
a brother, Robert of Kelowna;
two sisters, Mrs. Rick (Phyllis)
Paulson of Elkford and Mrs.
Chris © (Geraldine) Moffat .of
Castlegar; and his parents, Mr. *
and Mrs, Edwin Johnson of
Castlegar,

Rev Ted Bristow of-
ficiated and organist was Mrs.
Dawna Dinning.

Hymns sung were “Amaz-
ing Grace” and “Tusk a Closer

Walk With Thee",

Pallbearers were Robert
Melnick, Bob Deptuck,’ Rick
Paulson, Chris Moffat,’ Harold
Idle and Bill . Honor-
ary pallbearers were Jim Me .
Cormick, Wayne Ackerman,
Edward Bradford, Bob Wilkie,
Eddie Rohn and Andy Osachoff.

«Interment took place in
Park Memorial Cemetery with
Castlegar Funeral Home incare ‘

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LHS Bornie White 283.
THS Criers 1062, THT
Wailers 2853.

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"SPRINKLING REGULATIONS .

Team Points: Hooters 1,
Screamers 1, Groaners 0, Wail-
ers 8, Criers 3, Moaners 4.

Other 600's: Marge Bon-
nett 640, Betty Evin 627,
Bobbie Keraiff 617.

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jours per day

-Thurs. Night Mixed (April 14)
LHS Annie Rayner 242,

LHT Linda Miller 610.
MHS Butch Quiding 348.

* MHT Butch Quiding 745.

Other 300's:
ster 317,

THS R - T's 1115. THT
Alley Cats 3124,

Larry Web-

Team Points: Avengers 0, :

Early Risers 1, R - T's 1, All
Stars 4, Stand Bys 2, Misfits 3,
Dynamiters 3, Cannon Balls 3,
Robson Rollers 2, Anything
Goes 1, Alley Cats 8, Chal-
lengers 1.

Other 600's: Marvin Wood
696, Walter Kanigan 687, Den-

‘nis Chernenkoff 683, Larry

Webster 668, Frank: Webster
649, Stu Deverney 643, Charlie
Burdett 636, Mario Carpino
625, Orlando Vecchio 622, Doug
Fellman 618, Ruth Fourke 606.

Fri. Night Mixed 7-9 p.m.

LHS Pearl Mott 301. LHT
Pearl Mott 775.

MHS Garry Rayner 352.
MHT Garry Rayner 816.

THS Super Stars 1087.
THT Super Stars 3142.

‘Team Points: Super Stars
74, Road Runners 65, Trainees
58, Mischiefs 56, Lamp Lighters
51, Five Pennies 31.

Other 600's: Ron Mcintyre
676, Charlie Burdett 669, John

Youth Bowling Council Mixed
: Pee Wee Division
GHS Janine Hackman 118.
GHD Tammey Bennett 237.
BHS Dean Bird 180. BHD
Dean Bird 292.
Bantam Division
GHS Colleen Graham 142, *
GHT Colleen Graham 373.
Junior Division
GHS Shauna Zubkoff 138, GHT
Shauna Zubkoff 384.
BHS Kim Burdett 167.
BHT Kim Burdett 407.
Senfor Division
GHS Debbie Wood 161.
“GHT Debbie Wood 438.
BHS Rob Kirkwood 294,
BHT Rob Kirkwood 655.

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Students and Teachers Bound for China

Members of the China Tour, left to right, Phyllis Tartagtio of Grand Forks,
Russell McArthur of Selkirke College: and Diane Williams of Castlegar
Selkirk College Photo

NDU's Norman Thyer

Five Kootenay-Boundary
students and. teachers leave
May 10 for the Peoples’ Re-
public of China in the first
all-B.C. college tour of that
land,

Patrick Hall of Trail, Phyl-
lis Tartaglio of Grand Forks,
Diane Williams of Castlegar,
Norman Thyer of Notre Dame
University in Nelson and Rus-
sell McArthur of Selkirk Col-
-lege in Castlegar will join
fifteen other people selected
from Prince George, the Okan-
agan, the Lower Mainland and
Vancouver Island who will
make the tour,

They will spend 18 days in
‘the cities of Peking, Changsha,
Sian, Kweilin, Kwangchow and
the surrounding areas,

En route the group will
spend three days in Japan
visiting famous beauty spots
and two days in Hong Kong.

Kinnaird Delegate Elected
For Fruitvale Conference

‘Two: guests, Carole Ford
and Mary Ann Vigue, were wel-
- comed , by , president, Helen
York at the April meeting of
Kinnaird Women's Institute.

It_-was ‘reported profits
‘realized from the successful
‘Tea and W.I1. Day held in the
Nordic’ Hall April 16, will be

: donated to numerous worthy
causes during the year.
a Money, from the special
raffle of ceramic frog.and toad-
. stool, made by Bea Goetting, is
+ earmarked for the Loan Cup-
board, operated by Kinnaird
1 W.L free of charge to all
. residents in School District No.
: 9. who may have need of stich
things as wheel chairs, walkers
and so-on,

Winner of the ceramics
raffle was Gwen Robinson of
Fruitvale,; who also’ won’ the
plant. Other winners were:

. Flora Waller, serving dish; and
Mrs: D. A. McIntosh; cake.

Letters of thanks: will be

sent to the four. pourers at the

Tea: Evelyn Leckett and Etiola’.- ;

“ Pettyjohn of Fruitvale WL and
Edna Marshall and He

# Fornelliof ‘Robson Wi, #7

Agriculture convenor

Phyllis Phipps presented first

and second : prizes’ for best

results in the balb.. and plant

‘raisifg contest to Helen York
and Helen Bonacci respectively.

Citizen and education con-
venor Marge Brownlie read an
article encouraging people to
become authors and write a
Canadian novel,

Bea Goetting, in charge of
health and welfare, gave a talk
‘entitled Overeating is Dead-
ly". s+

Marge ‘ Brownlie was
named Kinnaird W.I.'s delegate
to the district conference to be
held in Fruitvale, when repre-
sentatives from all West Koot-
enay institutes will attend, as
well as some members of Home
Makers from the United States.

Members were reminded —
to take their stuffed toys and
nighties for the contest at the ©
conference. After these items
are judged, they will be sent to
Queen Alexandria. Hospital in

_ Victoria and the Children's Hos-
pital in Vancouver. ‘~

Belle Roberts. won:‘the
night's hostess prize. ?

At the close of business,
Maureen Goetting.a and tine ake 4

heavens dnerstng Colonibia ici |

in South ‘Arderice, ‘
“Next meeting will be held :

at Kinnaird Elementary School,

when roll call will be answered

- Discreet. Baker. Makes
X-Rated Pastries

which popular
Eeulture has turned from sugary
* sweetness to a more explicit
view of things, Don Lundy has
3 adapted.
He bakes “pornocakes.”
Lundy has an x-rated al-
bum picturing the 68 male and
female cake designs that a
¥ customer may choose. And.
though the album: is kept dis-
Sereetly “beneath the bakery
“counter, that hasn't slowed
_* business because, Lundy says,
word of mouth is the best
“ advertisement.
+, “Now that people know
about it, I get requests all the
. time,” he says. “I've had people

¥

in here asking for pretty heavy -

istuff on a cake, but there are

for anyone who paints ‘ith
tube paints: or ie interested
in.a new hol y

"Game to the basement

1.
Bam "articles algo
abe ‘reasonable

certain things I won't do. There
has to bea limit to everything.”

Specifically, ‘he .said,. he
won't create “the act” itself.: ;

“I try to be cautious about
it,” he says. “If I'm going to do
something I want to be the best
at it, and ‘take great-pride in
what goes out of my store. My
work js done all freehand and it
gets very touchy.”

Some of: the’-figures on
Lundy's. cakes ‘are’ dressed
provocatively, .. but’ most. are
nude. The designs are complete
in every detail, Lundy stresses,
and this gives him the artist's
concern for perfection.” -_

“ “With so‘ much minute de-

tail mistakes are very easy to

make, and sometimes I'll start
over on a cake: three times
before I'm satisfied with it” he.

‘says,

Lundy designs 40 to 50,
citstom cakes a week, about half.

“of them x-rated models.

| parties,” Lundy says.

Most of the. orders; for
these risque recipes come from

‘dirty’ old men or. young.

Mbertines rise
Wrong.
“Mostly - women order

wit!

Hall, Tartaglio and Wil-

Selkirk College course, “Intro-
duction to Modern China”,
taught by Russ McArthur.
Each has special reasons for
“making the tour but all share

the desire to learn more about

in China. For in-

be ne to residents in. pied
dge.

berry Lod;

them for’ men’s. birthday | | Be

stance: Are the people healthy?
‘Well fed? Is their housing good

liams have just completed the |

or bad? Have they control over
their lives, jobs and living con-
ditions?

Tour members say these
questions cannot be answered
fully in a short visit confined to
five cities and their environs,
but a great deal can be learned,
On their return, they will be
available to speak to com-
munity and educational groups,

Selkirk College, through
Russ McArthur, and Nanalmo's
Malaspina College, through
Ross Fraser, have been in-

* strumental in arranging this

tour. -

Sym dy

Cpr oghae ar

- Accident Results
In $2,500 Damage.

A two-vehicle accident late
Thursday. afternoon has re-
sulted in both drivers being
taken to Castlegar and District
Hospital and a Castlegar man
being charged with failing to
yield after stopping for a'stop
sign.

Charged is Stewart Austin
whose 1966 Chev was in colli-
sion at the Blueberry Creek
junction with a’ 1970 Valiant
driven by Jean Francis Dunlop
of Robson.

Police did not have details
on Ms, Dunlop but Austin is

Bridge Club Results.
From Monday Night

‘Twelve tables took part in
Monday night's play at the Joy
Keillor Bridge Club in the Mar-

lane Hotel with the following

results:
North-South

Average: 192,

First, Jo Mundt and Etuka
Cameron with 155 each; second,
Norm and Les Galle with
151.5; third, Wayne. Weaver
and Dave Thiel with 147;
fourth, Ian Glover and Marg-

aret Vanderpol with 142; fifth,
Chuck Clarkson and Lorne
Musclow with 196.5.

East-West

Firat, Jean Paolome and
Elia Bruce with 153.5; second,
Penny, and. Diony McArthur
with 147; third, Connie Miller
and Pearl Palmer with 143.6;
“fourth, ‘Bill Ahrens and John
Sokolowski.. with 143; _ fifth,
Harry and Helen Keillor, 188.5.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 28, 1977

reported to have recelved arm
and head injuries.

Police said the Austin
vehicle, owned by Peter White
of Blueberry ‘Creek, pulled out
on the west side of Blueberry
Junction and failed to see the
northbound vehicle which was
past the intersection,

The Dunlop vehicle, which
sustained an estimated $1,500
damage, was atruck on the
front driver's side, pushing it
into the Blueberry intersection.

The Austin vehicle, which
sustained an estimated $1,000
damage, struck a hydro pole
causing damage to the lamp
standard. Cost of public pro-
perty damage has not been

estimated.

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Paulson 647.

Fri. Night “Mixed 9-11 p.m.
R LHS Annette Waywood

235. LHT Denise Olson 616.

-_. MHS Loel Olsen 295. MHT

Ed Salllis 667.

THS Outsiders 1071. THT
Outsiders 2946.

Team Points: Mean ‘Ma-
chines 1, Outsiders 3, 100 or
Bust 0, Newcomers 3, Chal-
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Other 600's: Annette Way-
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