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The Scene at...
~ KDANAIRD JUNIOR

i SECONDARY SCHOOL

Coming attractions; a
Marble Tournament and
The Great Bike Race,

e @ @ @

Two new contenders
for Girls’ Cross Country

honors are Tru Fou Lyons
(8.56) and Fay Fo lor (8.59),

Last Friday there was
sion a “digplay of bad tem-
per up here. (On the weath-
ers part), We had a gener-
ous amount of hail — some
+ the size of marbles,

* * & &

. AS a de 9 Social
\ Studies ‘project, many of
‘the K class students have
t peen supporting — thelr

thoughts on “Feed Back,”

he radio show. They have
: definite ideas about the
t referendum,

‘eeley, is going to be
re-introduced. It should be

very interesting. i

The Inter-House Track
Meet will be on 12, The
winners of this will go to
the West Kootenay track

Radiator.
PAIR

Trénamission Coolers 5

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> Exchange Radiators
, In Stock
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PHONE 364-1606
1696 2nd Ave Traik

Tuesday, May 2.

KINNAIRD JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL
ANNUAL SPRING CONCERT

Kinnaird Junior Secondary School

Admission: Adults...

The Juntor ‘Band and ‘two
Grade Eight Bands

MIMES, POETRY AND READING:
As Presented at the Arts Festival this Year

meet and later. will take’
part in the East- West Koot-
enay meet if they reach the
qualifications. aR

David Mag ices

chalked w ed) id
“in Boys' td as Coun iy.

ey ie it that
there are two very strong
bike riders in the: grade
ranks, One of them is a
girl! All the students went
to see a Teachers’ Bike

RCMP Investigate
, ier Order Fraud

An “intensive investiga-
tion” is being conducted
throughout the province to
apprehend a ring of stolen
cheque artists who have hit
Castlegar at ‘least twice.

RCMP said it had been
reported to them that two
Canadian postal orde orders, val-
ued at $21 had been
cashed at the local branch
of the Canadian Imperial
Bank of Commerce. The
money orders were return-
ed ym Ottawa marked
“disallowed.”

Police said one of the

cheque’ has not yet been as-
certained,

The local police detach-
‘chants in

the gang has

been active in this district.
So far, police have not ap-
prehended any of the pass-

el
Church in Prince Rupert.

Rov. Clint Howard © WATCH Bortce,rors aut ied
Accents Calling Ha A pause to en! to ealoy a it rd sie

To Prince Rupert 8°, Peveraze co comes real Pale

can, wate Shipton. *
The Rev. Clint Howard, Too tab inside! ithe’

oor often ‘ehewe vege rings
of St. David's Regional: Ec: easly .
umenical Parish ie accent and (tis means trouble.

da call to First United

through the open hole; te
us DIAN ae

His cleave dy there Chevron

will bei effective July
Reco! was pei
ed that the nae Ted Brist-
ow tee accepted a call to _ ; fase
Castlegar. FOR OUR CUSTOMERS’ CONVEN INCE
Howard was ordain: WE HANDLE:

Mr,
d ee
oot ta 12k ane pore PURPLE GAS — for boats, mowers, till

425 Columbia ‘Avénue
Phone 365-9382" :

oral charges in Reston,

“CASTLEGAR CHEVRON

and Ashcroft before coming
to Castlegar in 1967 to be-
come one of the original
staff members of the team

NAPTHA GAS — for camp stove:
OUTBOARD MOTOR OILS ds }
2 & 4 cycle, 20.10.17 mixs..
Super Red © 50 to] mix: +

* company's o;
tow y’

“PROSTI" exclaim these members of the
Selkirk Lions Club as they prepare for the
“gross nacht" on Saturday, May 6, when
they hold their annual Bavarian Night
Dance. Tickets are available for this fun-
filled night from members of the club and

from various business establishments. tn
training for the night, using genuine Ger-
man beer steins are Lawrence Popoff, Micky
Killough, Rudy Quaedvlieg and Foppe Vene-
ma. — ‘Castlegar News Photo

LOCAL AND DISTRICT BOWLING RESULTS

Thurs. Ladies

Ka
243, LHT Shirl
678.

THS Beavers 934. THT
Beavers 1 5,

Team points: Lions 2,
Minks 2 Heners 2, 2 Chie:
munks 3, T
Squirrels 2.
Rowdy Rollers

LHS Ruby MMe Marsh 259,
LHT Irene

THS

THT

Soloveoff
Morehouse

Sireamners 932.
2596.

8:00 p.m.

wy

\V/

Team points: Hooters
56%, Screamers 43, Groan-
ers $8, Wailers 61%, Griers

13.

Thurs, Commercial
Darlene Adshead

309. LHT. Shirley More-

Other  600's ao
e Crel-

Creighton 648, Elain
ghton 619, Colleen Lightle
645, Alan Hun

rv 640, Al-
_ ex Naychuk neh oath Rohn

647, Jake Koenig 608, Date
Morehouse 606, Mario Car-

nigan 619, Earl Rour!
728, Bil ICheveldave "688,
Jim. Stone 731. =
Wed Nite Cut-Rato —

LHS June Archambault
301. LHT Dot Tipping 637.
Farrols 967, THT

m pol ints: Orioles 0,
Parrot 4, arles 4, Swal-
lows 1, Robins, 0, Budgies 3.

Other 600's June Arch-
ambault. Mee!

Rarrots:

FROM POLICE BLOTTER

MISH,

a Meadow Creek man,
Peter Baker, was involved
in a collision on April 21
near the airport and charg-
es have resulted.

RCMP in Castlegar Rho
investigated the —misha
said Baker. was not. pay’ paying
attention to oncoming
fic as he turned off the
highway ‘onto College Road.
wo Goming. £07. 2the : jleft

Castlegar. th" A Walketey

- that followed some $340 ‘it 4

mage was done to the two
vehicles.

Baker has been charg-
ed with failing to yield the
right-of-way.

CAR FIRE

A. 1962. station wagon
burst into flames on_ the
Kinnaird-Christina Lake
Highway on Monday.

RCMP in _ Castlegar
said the or was being driv-
en by Alvin Cummings of
Castlegar, and had been
back-firing as it went up
the hill near Ed’s Auto
Wrecking.

They suggested that
there was a hole in the gas
tank and the fire ensued.

tlega
youngsters have been seen ©

playing on store roofs over
‘the weekend,

Police caution parents
that this is dangerous to the
youngster’s safely and is al-
so treepaeetn g on. private

rope!
P They ask parents to
caution The children about

ministry which was formed
in 1968. OUTBOARD GEAR OIL i 8"

He served seven

ON. All wish
TIRES AND BATTERIES

10% OFF

lectriclan
a years before enter-
e

TAKE ADVANTAGE OF —

BONANZA DAYS SAVINGS

* Adjustable Shelves
$339.00
@ SANYO WASHER - SPINNER ....... ro

@ ENTERPRISE ELEC. RANGE 30” ..
‘@ PHILCO 19” COLOR T.V.
@ SANYO 20” COLOR T.V.

2 PCE, LIVING ROOM SECTIONAL
3 PCE, BEDROOM SUITE

2 PCE. KROEHLER LIVING
ROOM SUITE

one BILTMORE HIDEA-BED VINYL".

MANY MORE SAVINGS AS MARKED
THROUGHOUT THE STORE ~

PARDMAN'S Fl FURNITURE. & APPLIANCES LID:

BOL a

the dangers

@ McCLARY WASHER - SPINNER 98 0!)

Areston’s Interior Brewerles
Changes Its Name fo Columbia

Columbia Brewing Com.
Ltd, has been selected

@ name to replace In-
terior Brewerles Ltd. The
change was plakaly. oe b;
Haro! resid:
en and a * alrector

brewery that

been associated primarily
with the Kootenays for
more than 75 years,
Mr. Blakley said the
change was made necessary
by ,expansion of the
rations into
id markets
and other parts of the pro-
vince,

“We are all Proud of
our former name and
beer”, Mr, Blakley said his.
tory of our company is a
fascinating’ one — it is in-
terwoven with the

dis .an inte,
i ‘of the history of ne
tate But instead of
nfining ‘ourselves to the
Kootenags as we have since
the 1890's, we are now sell-

18671 in Vie
a German

Vancouver, a move precipi-
tated by a'fire at the brew.
Its corporate name in
Vancouver was ‘Mainland
i)

Prompted by a silver
AITOW

“rush in the Kooten:

Lakes region in
1800's, moved his
operation to Nelson, The

dary name became the
Koolensy Brewing Company

and later a branch plant
was opened in Trail,
e@ other branch of

Brewery was founded by
group cluding Fritz

who later went to see

bridge to found Sick's Leth-
bridge Brewery. The same
man founded Sick’s Rainier
Brewery in Seattle and
Sick's Capilano in Vancou-
ver which was later sold to
one of the big three brew-
ing companies,

The Fort pete Brew-

1800's. Both the Kootenay
and Fernte Breweries pro-
duced heer until the late
1950's,.at which time oper-
ations were centralized at

was ab-

Interior Breweries Limited

Sotbed in the formation of
f Cresto!

in.

The operation of four
small lo brewerles be-

came uneconomical because
of their age and small size,
and it was decided to relo-

brewery was bullt in

ace rewery was
1959,

CASTLEGAR
SOCIALS

By Mrs. R. Johnson 365-8294
Miss Sue Kiltcugh, who

her nurses train-
gin wat
‘days last week

P. Roth and Mrs, R.
Fenner, attended Valenka's
art show in on Thurs-

evening. It was much
enjoyed by the girls.

15%

‘BONANZA DAYS SPECIAL

ALL CHILDREN’S
~ HARD COVERED BOOKS

Including: Hardy Boys
Nancy Drew:..

~ THE BOOK SHOP:

PHONE aesaese

OFF

In Ses a

* Close to Parliament Bldgs.
*. Handy to Downtown Shopping

Realtor D. Cooper
Wins Coveted
Sales Pin

anand realtor Dave
Cooper has been presented
with a Quarter Million Pin
for selling that amount of
real estate in a year.
Presentation was mds
at the spring meetin,
the East Kootenay Re: Pa
tate Board at Fairmont Hot
Springs last week.
also re-

r
celved the December mon
award and his sales-
certifi

cate,
Named a director of
the Assoclation was How:
ard Anderson of Castlegar,

Another presenta:
tion was made to Mrs, Hel-
en Mosby of Castlegar and
Trail. ie was presented

with ‘her salesman and bro-

kers certificate by Dr. Stan

ton, assoclate profes-
sor of the de ent of
commerce at

Whstshen 4 ‘Line’
Contract Given

Vancouver Firm

Contract to build a
nm line connect-

tegrated power system has
been awarded to Catre Hi-

Line Ltd. of Vancouver,
The powerline will con-
nect the  50,000-kilowatt
t the Ar-

Whatshan Lake substation,
approximately four miles
distant.

jenerating station

Tumbling Group
Wins Contest
At Twin Rivers

ane grand prize fore
rs Elemen
ale show’ held

e a took gece

on,
Other winners ‘were:—
lo): Curt

i Place tied
with

ich is That
ai the Window and Caro!

Ree D Fallin’ on oad
Hin the uy

gro
first place went to Theresa
Marina Niglezon, Deb-

‘and Lisa Nay-.

chu for “Jack Was Every
Inch Sailor

a nd
prize went. to Tiark Steen-
vorden and Douglas John-

tone for a rendition of
British Columbia.” There
was a tie between Carla
Phillips and Teresa
so's ain;
and

came first, followed a

formance, of
Son:

Kim e's rea
of nrhe Beat of on
” took first in

«The general a
is scheduled to go int ito Ber- ...
this fall. It is bein,

it
-rebuilt on -higher ground ‘to -
eceed a bree

kilowatt
‘of service
truction of
leyside Dam
d the reservoir

areca and Betty. Jean, Per- °

ging, ©

Smoked Picnics =e
Chuck Steak

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday,. April_ 27,1972

COUNTRY STYLE. 2 Ad:

CUT FROM CANADA CHOICE,
CANADA GOOD MATURE
GRAIN-FED BEEF

Hamburger | us

ASSORTED STEWS 9% = 79° |

BE. 3 ~» $1.00

INSTANT MILK 3 .. $1.59

CARNATION .

32=$1 ae

1a

PARKAY ..

INST. CHOCOLATE LE = 69°

MILK:

PACIFIC

B TEA BAGS

FROM THE IN-STORE.
. BAKE SHOP

: CRIT ROLLS .....3 doz. iim

HAMBURGER OR

WEINER LE . 3 doz. St

g ;
4 ance by Sari Sather came
third.

The teachersponsor for
. Towns-

zaratto,
Hire. Hughes. Master of cer-
emonies was Rick White.

FOUR 99 =

HEINZ
~ PICKLES

= =e

INSTANT COFFEE $1. 39|

TASTERS CHOICE. 4 oz. Jar

WA : — 2 : = * Enclosed Heated Pool

SELKIRK COLLEGE — : } ah * Kitchen Units Available
AESANCE At ¢
, -FRIPAY,& 455 Belleville St,, Victoria «Phone 286-2421 Increased ‘incidents of

MOTOR INN
* Cablevision Television
Dept. of Continuing Education *. Attractive Coffee Shop and Dining Lounge
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"6 AER PEED AEP PERV : Fs eration Servis Trough way a thee

Selkirk College is preparing a program of rt has Ited in ar alr.
- f 01 resulte:
small discussion groups to be held in the homes “TERRA NOVA MOTOR INN, TRAIL Sanger John Micncoon
Double Bowl FROM OUR Phone Trail 368-3355
Stainless Steel

of partici The will in .:
vane = H jin; arnin; the pu-
the Fall and. discussion groups will consist of : Tce Nae ambulance rile bile fhat “such en, ach Pot
one to five weekly sessions on subjects of genera! ™B ATH SHOPPE” Soa NS, t d trespassing rahe ama-
¢ So F ‘ m of or one
5 —= ? yeorin Salling warning
VARIETY OF MIRRORS : 7 E F

— self rimming is posted in the present air-

= Baabat strainers AND. MEDICINE CABINETS siminal:

interest.
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The Dept. of Continuing Education would like
ONLY $47.95
SPONSORED BY THE

Airport Issues
Trespassing
. Warning

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N ow! BATHROOM TISSUE 0... scsccssssee

COLGATE

3.100
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SILK 4... 49¢

CASCAD 3g 50 oz.

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LOWNEYS

49¢
SE Ot

Strawberries ee
Fresh Lettuce 27...
Radishes

Oranges |

WHITE
Close Coupled
Toilet

less seat

ONLY $35.00

fo receive suggested topics. A catalog of topics
and discussion leaders will be prepared .and
circulated.

Hf you have topics or if you are interested in
hosting a discussion group in your home, please
contact Selkirk. College, Dept. of Continuing
Education, Box 1200, Castlegar — 365-7292.

HAMPERS
““ unurious” 21% X26”
Quilted: and: Vinyl
Extetior

7X19
BASIN.

complete with faucet _

ONLY $22.95

ment of aircraft ex

accordance with perm an

ty to Keep Clean given by the appropriate
air traffic control unit or,

® Se Each’ $11.50 & Up. i > ,
hath accessor) a= — Ges “Hf yap ot te
‘TANKETTES — BATH MATS — CONTOUR :

MATS — TOILET SEAT COVERS cn Sf. 95 & U : : :
* Saturday, May 6, 1972

animal that is owned.
Washable and “Machine. Dryable of oe Wearing Orlon? |:
CASTLEGAR ARENA HALL
i the softwood plywood pro-

by him or. is in his cu:
‘or control to run at ‘ares

Elegant ‘

GLASSWARE, Each .... $1.50 & Up ELEGANTE
Music by THE NEW VERSATILES from Lae sane
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DECK SINK
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$21.00

matching basin
faucet for $1.60 more

OR GREEN
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complete with faucets, BOTH FOR
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"DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
PUBLIC NOTICE
LOAD RESTRICTIONS

Pursuant to Saction 27 of the “Highway Act” and

~ regulations under the “Department of Commercial
Transport Act”, Load Restrictions ‘are’ hereby. res-
cinded effective 12:01 A.M., Thursday, April 27th,
1972, on the following Provincial Highway:

Highway No. 33 — Rock Creek — McCulloch Road »

Overload permits will be allowed in accordance
«. with the regulations of the spepariment of Com-
_) “omercial Transport Act”. es Hees

within the boundaries of an
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Two cstum trip tickets to either Calgary
or Vancouver by P.W.A.

Refreshments will be served — Light Lunch (cheese, pickles, etc.)

9:00 p.m. to 272?

.- SHOPPING. SPREE RAFFLE TICKET WILL BE DRAWN

3 TICKETS AVAILABLE:

From Any Lions Member and
Various Business Outlets

Ww. nace P. Eng.,
Regional Highway Engineer
FOR: Minister-of: Highways

coon :. Castlegar Plumbing & Heating Ltd. (OM

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