-CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 3, 1966

- TOPS Speaker °:
Will be Beauty
Safon Proprietor

Leona Wick, » proprietor of of
Bel’ Air Beauty Saion
guest speaker FA this eae
meeting of the Castlegar TO)
club,
The celebration of the club's
+ first birthday ie scheduled
for March 24.
Next week will be devoted
to regular exercising.

The Scene at KJSS

By Susan Allingham

Punch | Ha
Noo! aes many of the

students ne at the ringside
in the gymnasium. What is the
big attraction? Boxing, of course!
Although participation in
this sport is strictly voluntary,
over half the number of boys
in the school have ‘weighed in
and are ready and raring to ge
Mr. R: Jeffrey is the organizer of
this sport as well as its referee,
The divisions and participants
na

AT LAST
A NEW
INTERIOR

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guaranteed

to cover .
in one coat!

The newest discovery In
the chemistry of paint!
No nead for a second
coat. Dries in 30 min-
utes. Over1000“'breezy"”
colors.

BUY BREEZE WHERE
YOU SEE THIS SIGN

Oglow Bros.

Building. & Suppy:
COMPANY. LIMITED

Phone 365-7202

ante
: “Marshmeltow" Mf

eas by. Mr.

Lightweight Division:
rible” Horkoff, ‘ er’?

eroff, “Battling” Babakalff,
“Hooker!

Weight Division:
McLellan, ‘“Lea-

nook,
shot” Mies abn Sahin
‘Tom Tom"

.| “Cowboy” Leckie, ‘To:

Taylor and “Dapper Dan” Mc-
Caffe me

‘ery.
Light Heavy, Weight Pivistone
Gra Kaardal,

juira. Gir!
Craig — 135, Girls’ Hip baa ae
Souk- } Eileen Marcellus

Rep team journeyed to Salmo.
iss ware defeated by a score

Salmo scored the winning
‘basket in the last 30 seconds of
lay. Barbara Sharples was the
ton, | Seorer for KJSS with 18
joints.
B The boys also saw action on
Feb, 24 pay they played host
to the Trail. Boys’ team.’ Trail
was victorious with a score of
60 to 20. Ron Konkin, with eight
ints, was the top scorer

‘or

Clubs:

Bowling: On Feb, 22: Team
Four defeated Team Two, te
Three defeated Team SI
Team Five defeated Team One

Js’ High . Single: ‘vis

Boys’
High Single: Gerald ork — 234
and Boys, High Double: Gerald
York — 386."

Curling: McKinnon’s rink —
four points, Heagy's rink — two
points, Flynn’s~ rink — two
‘points, Kaardal’s rink — two
points, Lyon’s rink — nil and
Holdsworth’s rink — two points.

Chess: First: Randy Folds:

p| worth, second: Dave McClellan

and Gordon Lang, third: Ron
Konkin, Ted Archambault and
Chris Vassen.

Chess Tournament: First
;| Greg Goulet of House One —
0 points, second: Bob Wadey
of House Four — 30 points,
third: David Munns of House
Two — 15 points and_ fourth:

‘Hot-| Ron Konkin of House Three —

5 points.

Post Valentine Dance:

‘The dance held last Friday,
though not as well attended as
the Christmas dance, was envoy:

ed by those present, rh sym
e

Alpha Chapter Hear
Talks ‘on Painters
And Great Galleries

Alpha chapter of Beta Sig-

last month at the home of Mrs.
J. Dickson. The cultural program
for the evening was devoted to
art and given by Mrs. J. Vigue | th,
and Mrs, T, Lockhart.

Robert Henri, Brock and others.
She also gave a talk on famous
painters and their work such as
Van Gogh, Da Vinci, Michelan-
gelo, Whistler and El Greco.

Mrs. Lockhart spoke on the | an,
great art galleries and showed
many pictures on the history of

art in China, Greece, the Neth-
erlands, Spain, France and Eng-
land.

The cultural ended with a
questionaire on ‘art and a open
discussion.

by the hostesses, Mrs. K. Byers
and Mrs. T. Lockhart.

“To See and to Know” was
the title of the cultural givon at
the second meeting of the month
held at the home of Mrs. J.
Gormley. This was given by Mrs.
P. Majesgey and Mrs. M. Wood.

Mrs. Majesgey read about:

wider interests. contribute to
personal happiness” and Mrs,
Wood read a short Arabian leg-
end.

each member, with a discussion

per” Dewis ane
“Shaky” Scheupfer and “Pelter"®
Pettit.

Basketball
On Feb. 24 the KJSS Girls’

Zc
DUTCH

AUCTION

High bidders have been
notified by phone of their
1 bids. Me
must be picked up by 5 p.m.

on Sat., March 5.

CARL’S DRUGS
CASTLEAIRD. PLAZA

Castlegar BA. Service

Specializingin: ,

@ Automotive Tune-Ups
® Electrical & Automatic Transmissions

Licenced Mechanic On
Duty from 8am.-10 p.m.
— ALL WORK GUARANTEED _—

Use Our Budget Plan For Automotive Repairs

BONDED DEALER iN USED CARS

ATAU

Castlegar B.A. Service’

“Phone 365-7471

yee tine theme tn G. Schia.

von was master of ceremonies
for this occasion. Prizes for nov-
elty dances were won by Patti
Jack,. Kim Band, Bob. Johnson,
Violet Popoff, Elaine Fomenoi?,

jorot! ww, Ron ‘Konkin
pe Paulette h.

Mrs. G. Baulkham gave a
short interesting talk on happin-
ess, life itself and wider inter-
ests.

Refreshments were served
by the hostesses Mrs. D. Austin

and Mrs. S. Campbell.

Addo

mr et LIT
SER Re

Tuesday ‘One O'Clock

LES Alice Miller 259. LHT
Irene Hill 687.

THS MacAlister's Insurance
9738. THT
ance 2765. §

. Team points: MacAlister’s
Insurance 3, Aero Taxi 1, Cast-
legar Drug 1, Castlegar BA: ‘Ser-

MacAlister's “Insur- sot.”

Team oints: Cheerios ,4

Muffets 8, Mugs 0, Pincurlers

3%, ake Five 1, Wheaties 4.
ther 600's Barb Carrigen

Rowdy. Rolle:
: LHS: Fol

vice S 3, be Oglows
a Other 600’s Marcelle Wright
Tuesday Mixed League:
79°C [Clock
LHS Ada Halbauer 271.LHT
Ada Halbauer 592.
MHS’ Matt Rohn 268. MHT

Joe Zebrott A007.
THS B re Pushers ‘976.
THT. ‘Regulars

SOS ate Five Duds 1,

Button Pa ers 3, Tiger Cats 1,

Bridge Builders 3, Regulars 8:
Smarties

1.
Other 600's Matt Rohn 089,
Gerry Renz 652.

Rel
Tuesday Nigh Mixed
icy Pereversoft 265.
LHT Joyce T Turner
- MHS Tom Cowlin "370. MHT
Tom. Cow!

32, Seattanen a5
42, The Tomeats 62, Boysen arata
Hotshots-38, ‘The-Bo: Fiy

nin 808. 0.
THs The Tonicats 1123. THT":

na Super. ont er Sonics a

‘Team points: Screai
Hooters 2 29, y “Groaners 35, Wail.

Groceteria a League
LHS Fran’ Moffat 265, LHT
Fran Mottst'é 661.
regirls 921, THT.
Choregirls arr

Team points: Choregirls 4,
Filntstones: 0, Oddballs 0, King
Ping 1%, Five Thumbs 4, Beal
niks
Wednes

2%. >
resday. Morning Drivers’
League.

“LHS Bea Cristante 275, LAT

Team points: Ramblers 1,
Chevys eS Cadillacs 3, “Barvacu-
Jaguars . 1, ‘Thunderb! irds

% Oth 600"
ita g terry, MeRe soyee
Merkel" 604.

ma Phi, held its first mecting j for

Mrs. Vigue read quotes by ry

“Refreshments were served | the Kim

Kinnaird Scouts’. Banquet

District of
Kootenay Colum bia cubs and
scouts, Albert Calderbarik, was
the speaker, following the re-
cent annual father-son banquet
Kinneird Cubs- and
Scouts, “His talk was devoted to
scouting in Northern Rhodesla.
Seated at the head. table
pore Rey, D. L. Faris, ho gave
ace for the evenin;

170 sponsors of cubs and scouts
in the Castlegar-Kinnaird area;
Norman rapper. swith his father
Cec Pepper, committee
chairman; Tone H Healey cub; ft
bert Galderbants, guest spi

span ene ‘pl
of aa Reetonal Kootenay Col-
umbia Council: for. cubs and
scouts.

for the pre-

paring and serving of the sup-

per.

Entertainment for the even-

ing was vas presented by beth nek
rade’

A relay race followed in
which fathers and scouts took

“In what way understanding and | part,

Questions were answered by Sion

Kinnaird Meeling
Of Nordic Folk
And Caledonians

Saturday evening the
Nordic] hall at Kinnaird resound-
ed to the strains of the tradi-

édonian an were piped into
the hall by piper Bill Burns. Both
jodges. int e colourful dress ‘of

Soci det,

Ron’ 3 Motel Coffee Shop

e DINING ROOM “@ CONFECTIONERY
FULL COURSE MEALS @ :

Specializing in Steaks, Chieken,
.Home Made Pies and Rolls ae

mn
SHOES - SHOES - SHOES - SHOES

See our “NEVER' PRESS” pants
WE STILL HAVE
WINTER JACKETS
at a special price
DROP IN NOW

EB ONNETT’

BOYS AND MENS WEAR
TUTTE ITT

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Guns - Guns - Guns
— See Cur Custom Rifles —
Redfield Scopes and Mounts Instalied
By Our Professional Gunsmith
Reloading - Supplies - Tools - Dies - Powder
Primers - Empty Cases
Noster - Speer - Sierra - Bullets
Weatherby Ammunition and Rifles
Pistols - New and Used - Redfield - Weaver Scopes
Mounts all Models in Stock
Browning Rifles and Shotguns
Custom Re-Loading._

loin-

ed in the grand march which

pened the evening of music,
skit and dan

both groups.

ah cis se
: 2 evel '8 (pro; was un-
ol

- the He
ieee of a Nordic tases

‘der the* eonyenorshi
VE)
At mi

“WANTED — FOR'CASH OR TRADE
SHOTGUNS — ,RIELES — PISTOLS

300 Baker St. NEL

Ke h6 Bi See i wie leaves: today _after school
ee feon sot fe. Maid tee i to

ba Slingsby of ,Ox07008.

{i kay Patrick ae Me Fis! wick,

} 2 Stanley Him ib
ih aie Behoel Band) gccpalies

Sonditctos, Norman F

a band Hip the Okan;
Gor me band will travel by Air!
bus pus and will

B. Kavic,

The band plays in Nakusp

Mrs, N.
‘ed-home over the fyeckend after
spending some time in ‘the Cast-
legar and District Hospital: .

Mr. and Mrs, Angus is Hain
and family left Saturday to make
their. home| at. Grand Forks.”

Mra, R.. Reed was hop-
ored recent swith & baby ye
er when ‘several neighbors
stithe bome of Mra. J. -Hen-| ¢!
dricks,

Castlegar History
Group Offered .
bi Assistance

Dr Keenleyatite,
rain ot BC. B aye ae |

mip Be, Taedentat assis

DIAMOND RINGS
ve» THE RIGHT
GIFT ANYTIME

Don't be puzzled — see
us to-day and in the
meantime here’s. your
Crossword Puzzle answer:

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pein) ‘IER SES

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Ir

Genes wists

BOSSE’S
JEWELLERY.

Phone. 365-7141

Bydro can Grol at dept cae Pp
serve articles of historic va
found in the area,

With thé fopaling Of sever-

mp!
store items of machiner from
ae pee we which are

loneer days.

These include farm and
logging * mplements,
equi pment and mining ma
ery. Celgar; has” assisted the
work and offered space for stor-
ing rescued machinery.

In his letter to Tocal histor-
jan Harold Webber, Dr. Keen-
leyside says: ‘My thought here
is” that ther ld

would be glad to save them and
jet you have them.”

pecifically mentions the
cabin ‘at FRenata that was once
the home of Sandy Gaston.

MENZIES GENERAL
CONTRACTING _.
CUSTOM -. BUILT
AND REMODELLED
HOMES ©
General Home Repairs
Painting and Decorating
Phone 365-6436
142-7th Ave. Kinnaird, aS

was par by.the Nordic ladies.

Alle By peli pine Pane

sy . Byes

vallers Kay e,
+ ceeer 2 ry ybecs

: ‘ritebolls

"WANTED

DOG CONTROL OFFICER

We require the services of a part time Dog Control Officer. This
would be admirably suited to an active retired man. We will supply
all necessary equipment.

Remuneration will be based on a guaranteed minimum for a

the efforts of the dog controller.

The Corporation of the Town of Castlegar
The Corporation of the Village of Kinnaird

Vis.
THS The: Outeasts 1187. THT
The eaves Shakes ‘3096.

‘eam points: Reformers 3,
Mobile Homers a cae, Five Shak-
1, ‘The Five

ar
BINGO

Saturday
March 5

8 PM.

LEGION HALL

Sted rarer

"Did you! kn

‘Large Size.

MEN'S: POLKA. hoi ttes

MORTGAGE MONEY

and Farm

_ For Residential

“TRANS-CANADA MO
718 Granville St., Vi

Properties. To Mealy Femests exiting as
documents purchased

pees

,GLENMERRY

Building, Tn

Open. Friday. i

WE BUY AND SELL USED FURNITURE

Open ‘Weekdays ‘1 pr .:5.80 p.m.

In the Millar and Brew
Phone 364-1822

Pm. - 9pm...

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SPECIALIZING IN CHINESE FOOD?

‘ITEMS:FOR YOU (OU FAVORITE
EOPLE) AT"

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be ‘ccom ated by by Sch

SHSS Band Off Today
For Okanagan Concert

tonight, the first time it has
performed : there. Tomorrow
inpmming the band travels over
the Monashee fo Kelowns where
. [it isto perform in the afternoon
reno Secondary

The Kelowna and Castlegar
bands will share two concerts,
one held in the afternoon for the
students and the second in’ the
evening for the public. Conduc-
ting ¢ he Kelowna ‘b 1 belp
Miss sual Johnson,

At 10 a.m. Saturday the pana|%

leaves : for Ki where | it

mens

ruary meeting of
of the 2 Hobson Wi was held at fs
soon

ly three
yisitors belng present, the three
ents have now become mem-

After. the’ sin; of the

Walder gave a brief history
the Robson WI and of the "work

will arrive at {pn and pertorm
ea a concert that traning. ‘The

is expected
legar between 7. ane oF pam. Sun-

OY he band is ried to be
Solent

‘Members observed a

minute's silence in her memory.
use of having no offic-

ial meetings for two months the
flower fund was in arrears and
it’ was decided to pay the over-
due accounts from the general
fund, to be repaid by the flower

because
it wil. not J be involved in. any | bo:
mmpetitions

x.
Leiters of thanks from old

gin;
opening ode the president ee th

History of Robson WI
Retold to Membership

members for cards at Christmas
time were read and thanks re-

CASTLEGAR ‘NEWS, Thursday, March 3, 1966

q HATHA ii
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY — PRINCE GEORGE
Established shopping centre has_800 square feet vacancy
suitable for Men’s Wear, Children’s Wear, Spo: Goods,
ete. In heart of fast sowing. new,, residential area, Also
with

colved from sontor for
cards al

Tt was moved by Mrs. Grant
and seconded by Mrs. Smecher

it Mrs, R. C. Palmer, provin-
thal president be nominated for
8 award of merit, with Mrs.
ff} Clyde White's name as second
choice.

‘The secretary was asked to
send the names of Mrs, Squires
-fand Miss M. Irwin for inclus-
ion in the book of memories and
a sum of money to the provincial
memorial 5: hip fund in
their) memory. An evening in
lanned when

ictures and

in the Robson =
It-was decided to leaye the
donation to to te ‘NES Co. coupon

‘| love these‘Kootenays, - .

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

We women are supposed to
be the sentimental lot.’ With all
the new licence plates being
sported I cannot help but won-
Ger how many of last year’s were
ide without © another
thought and how many are ham-
mered along the Jng ide of the
garage wall. Many a man has a
most. interesting "collection.

About the time I thought
the French lessons, though an
interesting venture, were in gen-
eral receiving no response from
readers, Mrs. William. Hackman

venture ce. A
person does not need a valid
reason to want to learn another | 3°
language, just the interest...

T believe the plant sxchange | tt
will be more successful. We.al-

“COF FEE BREAK”

of Robson phoned, so maybe this |
has’ a

hose of .an electric hair
and letting it run for a
utes’

If you are fortunate enough
to have a sewing corner, here
is.a wonderful way for order.
When you first open those small
plastic bags in which. notions
are packed, slit the bags care-

fully across the top. Then punch frie

a hole in each, centered near
the opening. Save the bags and
use them for. weights, fasteners,
bias tape, sets of buttons, and
other sewing supplies and "hang

Atta
on baby-food jars to the under-
301 side of your ‘kitchen wal
inets, arran| th

plan 387 to.a Jater date.

The president ‘asked Mrs.
Scott to explain the Robson NJ
memorial scholarship fund to
the members,

‘This is a fund which it is

ents. Details wil! be worked out
as more funds are available. It
is to be financed by donations
from Robson people, who wish

in memory of someone passed
away.
It was started originally when

T {a substantial amount was receiv-
‘ew! ed in memory of Mrs. Irene Hu-
bert.

The quilt, which is to be
raffled early in May, was ge
cussed. Mrs. Jolly aa Bis:
Webster are to finish P the

by. ‘members and

nds. Tickets are to be sold

for '25¢ each! and three for 50c.

prize is the quilt and sec-

ond ize isa Dorset ie ationery
apron. Draw early in May.

It is hoped the History of

Robson, a long time projet of

Wi finis

It is hoped to hold a flower
show in Aw, id. begonia

il call at
ing to be held at the home of
Mrs.” Gaverlik? After the meet-
ing. adjourned, . refreshments

to give money in lieu of flowers | §

Cun owet Sixteen, vovervaites and
a Store.
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SEE OUR NEW SELECTION OF
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and

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‘Call of the

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Produced by Ernie
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Eugene Foisy

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AND SOUND

Fics such flm ever of the epectaalae Petes Eatte
“area in the Monashee Mountains of southeentra? B.C.
Moose, Cougar, Caribou, goat and deer filmed amomg
some of North Ss most On same
Program: New Country — Land of the Rainkows.

TUES, MARCH 8, SHSS ; CTIVITY ROOM, § PAE.
sted by Stud C

wera served ‘by the
ihe Booster provided

Prize’
| by 3 aire Scott was won Py Mrs.

“Students 7c ‘Tickets Availeiiie at Dorr

n,
tion called Olver Town,” this
quote: “If you've’ Spotted Tobins
in your ‘yard ‘recent you’re
not y3one, 30 -have, dozens of
ybe Spring will come

were: rep! orted in that:following
Thursday issue‘ on Feb.:10°.°.'.

all the® banquets this
month, ‘I believe the Castlegar
and District Wildlife Association
always:hold the candle ‘for their
unusual: meat,* the menu read-
in; lk, moose, cougar, deer,
orcupine, fish, goat and
beaver.

‘ Before we get too far from
gne of our main mi purposes, pass-
ing of peut hints, here is one’
in mmlahte halnént at:
{his ut, not own-
ing ak fr dryer, it passed on

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TOMATOES, 14-62. tube .. 25¢
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