Robyn McNabb gets her Gold Cord from Mrs. Peter Cseppento
— Castlegar News Photo

Coveted Girl Guide Gold Cord Awarded
is — McNabb of Kinnaird Company

Kinnaird Guide Company,
was recipient of a_ Gol
Cord presented by district
commissioner Mrs. Peter
Cseppento.

Robyn also received a
silver spoon from Kinnair
WI president, Mrs. Matt
Shelfontiuk, the seventh

present fe

which began wins Suds
Debbie Milliard an fe
McFarlane Trooping, oe
colors.

» Several badges were
presented to ‘members of
Third Kinnaird Guide Com-
pany by Mrs. Cseppento, as-

sisted by the captain of the’
Third innair

‘d Guide Com-
pany, Mrs. Peter Roth.

Hostess che 1 Her

Oliphant.

Backyard Camper: Don-
na Baron, Carol Chapman,
Joleen Geronazzo,

Lind, Joy McNabb, Shark.
ene Martini, Cynthia Roth
and Kathy Roth.

History: Linda Kristen-

Donna, Baron, Dawn

Carol Chapman,

Roth, ‘Susan Lind,

Corinne McGauley, Joanne

Yule, Doryanne — Keating,

Cheryl New, Laurie Wickett
Martini.

: and Sharlene

Naturalist:. | Doryanne
Keating, Joy McNabb, Cyn-
thia- Roth, . Dawn: Embree,

man; Nancy Ternent,
Knitting: Doryanne Kea-
tin,
“Siimamer Joleen Geron-

industrial: jgheryl New.

Badges and
were as follows:

Commercial
Printing

@ Letterheads
@ Envelopes
@ Posters
@ Printed Forms
" @ Etc, Ete.

CASTLEGAR NEWS

Phone 365-7266

a Thed-
atanoe Kathy Ri
Shelfontiuk and neat Fen-
ner.

Bird Watcher: Cheryl

New.
Pioneer: Corinne Mac
Gauley and Linda Kristen-

SP ttle House. .- Emblem:
Doryanne Keating, Dawn
semnbree and Donna Kirby.

ard Cook: Cynthia
Rothe beth Baron and
Christie Oliphant.

A Pioneer Badge, earn- |

ed by Verona Bozek of the
First Kinnaird Guide Co. ov-
er the Victoria Day. welt:
end was presented in
absence to her mother Mrs.
John Bozek.

Guests were en! -
ed by the singing of “The
Queen,” “Dr. Eisenbart”

(an action song) and “The
Flowers” under the tas
jon of Mrs. Bozek b: y. the
Guides who are enterin
June 3 singing compet ion
to be held in Castlegar,
A relay race, in which
the girls were required to-
eat a slice of lemon, follow-
ed by a cracker, then whist-
le, proved entertaining for
player nd guests alike.
The evening concluded
with the serving of light re-
freshments. i

Alpha Phi Chapter
Recess fer Summer

: ‘aio ha Phi chapter of —
Beta Sigma Phi has now
recessed for the summer
months, The group held its
last meeting recently at the
home of Mrs. D. Danroth at
which Mrs. L. Itcush and
Mrs. J. Steward gave the
program “Our Own Home.”

Guest speaker was Mrs.

G. Binns of Trail who spoke
on co-ordination in oor.
for Interior’: decorating (

the ninedreamer

By BRUCE RAMSEY

Recantly | took a trip back into time, as you might say,
with Ald, R. W. “Curly” Cook. We went up to the battered
ghost town of Sandon where he grew up and we visited
other places of historic and scenic interest as well.

It was all in: preparation for some tours of the ghost
towns of the Slocen and Lardeau that | will be conducting
for Selkirk College this summer, and by the way, the col-
_ lege would be very pleased to give you any information
"you want about these two-day trips.

The snow still lay on the ground in the woods around
Sandon, thus preventing us from visiting the nearly-for-
gotten cemetery at the northern approaches to the town,

Tomb-stone crawling can be a lot of fun, and at our
next stop, Kaslo, we hit pay dirt in the upper graveyard.
We found the grave of an old friend of ours, William
Francis Clarke, better known in the Duncan Lake country
as Billy Clarke. Billy died in 1970 after being driven from
his lakeshore home at Howser by the building of the

Duncan Dam.

Alas, no stone marker stands over Billy's grave, just a
little plece of metal with his name typed on a slip of paper.
Billy deserves a granite, marker, and it should contain
these words: “Billy Clarke — Storey Teller.”

That was what Billy was, a first class story teller. Some
of them, it is true, might have been padded a little here
and there, but they were all worth remembering, [t was
Billy who introduced me'to “the immortal: horsethief” and
\'ve been grateful to. him ever since,

The rustler in mind was “Red Moore”, who. also
sleeps in an unmarked grave in Kaslo. As a boy, Billy knew
* Red and remembered the time Red got shot up in a slightly

* crooked poker game at Argenta in which mysteriously 9
fifth ace slipped into the deck. Thereafter, Red stuck

to horses,

He planned his professionat career with exactness —
never, he said, go to jail in late spring, summer or early
fall. Winter was the only way to go if you had to go to

all.

One day in Howser he stole a horse and took It to
Kaslo to sell. On his return to Howser he was not surprised
that the owner was furious and although Red was, strangely:
enough, not a suspect, he told the outraged horseman

he'd see if he could get it back.

So' down to Kaslo went Red, and he stole the horse
from the man he had sold it to and returned it to the

Players to Tee Off Every Eight Minutes
At the Big Castlegar Open This Weekend

Here are the tec-off
thmes for the Castlegar op-
en be held on June 3

00 — T. Wilson, F.
Pozdnekoff, T. matt N "Me:
Clenaghan.

Ogloff, K.

7.08 —
McGuire, G. Nine. E. Fitz

patrick.
7.16 — L, Ish, J.. Hol-
liday, E. Garton N. Burak.
24 — P.

9. oung, °
Shersicbitott, G, “Perevette,

. Osachof:
7.32 — R. Clay, R. Mac: .
Donald, B.-. Badminton, R,

Benedette.
40 — C, Bencdetti, E

7
Allingham, Julle Bilesky, R
rirele:

ung, D.
stand, G Doiittens J. Git

houley.
756. — O. ‘Walker, D is
Rutledge, E. Rushworth, M.

McDonough.
8. J. Woodward,
Waterman, B. Savinkoff,

af Bob (MasDonaid

8.12 — F. Blackwell, J.
Brown, C. McKinley, T. Fox-

croft,
8.20 — J. Tarasoff, D.
H. Palmer, W.

K aes

8.36 — W. Harder, G.
A MacDonald, J. Armstrong

id

844 — K. Gjennested,

G. Rust, M. eae » Rob-
a.

Wels, a Payne,
on,

8.52 i
Ward, P, Mavens J, Ross.
9.00 — J. Streloff, J.
Schwartz, J. Peregrym, J.
McConnell.
9.08 — D. Reddington,
T. Leckle, W. G. Davis, J.
Corbett,
9.16 — D. Phillips, J.
Landis, T. Kaardal, B.
9.24 — P. Picton, B. Ol-
K, Makortoff, ‘'T. ‘Me:
Gau ley.
932 — H. Fishwick J
Duckworth, M. Devito,

+Redmen, R.

Belton, 1T. Camplon, J.
Greenle ley,
0 — N, Fishwick, J.

Amsden, Rene

10.28 — P. Bruce, p
Carlson, B. Heichert, B. .

088,
1036 — T, Wilder, B.

Newell, R.
Konkin,
10.44 — C, Sutherland
W. Cooper, H. Heglin, Bill
McConnell.

. 10,62 — L, Archam-
bault, M, Little, John Col-
bert, B, Haack.

00 — G. A. MacDon-

ML
ald, B, Kilpatrick, D. Jones,

B, Jeffery.
re — K. Beliveau,
R. Civiterese, R. Bamford,
B Bedarnck,
11.16 — J. Danhamer,
V. Miller, J, Shukin, K. Wil-

"1124 — L. Wilder Jr,
, Strohmeier, J. Irvine, M.
Ey

1,32 — W. Wlasoi
Middlelon, A. eeeettenl,
T, Wormington. :

11.40 — F. Stoochnow,

D. Scodellaro, M. Johnson,
K. Muirhead.

— R, Toller, A.

11.48
Perehudoff, , Ww. Haddad, B.
De!
1,66 — G, Dyson, A.
. Makoriotf,” B.

Perehudoff, E. Clem, M, De-

sharnals,

100 — S, Uchida, R.
Smith, J, Alcon, P, Sher-
atobitoff,

"108 — L. Phillips, C.
Henne, 7,, Farnsworth, J.

— J. Bogan, B.
ste ‘a Harmston, jan:

Her
= M, sao D.
Wayling, D. Pauls, Bul
atovich.

192 — F. Wheeler, P.
Kazakolf, W. Clay, S. White-
heads

— Al Ogdon, P.
whiten M. Wellock, M.
Fitzpatrl

148 —. R. Stone, G.

core. D. wikia, F F, Kirk-

CHURCHES

ST. RITA'S:
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Rev. E. A. Brophy
Ph, 365-7143

Sunday Masses at
9 am.- 11 am. -7 pm,

Jaques, J.
Moye

12.04 — A. Taranko, p
Flyon, E, Banham,
Brown,

12,12 R, Beleveau,
ES Hudson, , C. Mitchell, P.

12,20 — J. Soberlak, R.
Scoti, H. Roberts, N. Porc:
ellato,

12.28 — R. Shypitka,
i. pean J. Rice, J. Perehu-

0!

12.36 — Ee Konkin, L.
Holman, D, McKessock, TT.
Perehudoif.

12.44 — C. Morton, B.
Murray, J. Schrump, B. For

1252 — B. Wasilu, B.

CALVARY.
BAPTIST CHURCH
Ottice ten

; eer Pode 305-5078
Pastor Robert Naber

man who he had originally stolen it from. Then the man
who had bought the stolen horse was furious that his new
horse. was stolen, and it must be said that Red felt sorry
for him. But it puzzled Red: How. could a man be sorry
about losing something that wasn’t legally his in the first
place?

Well, anyway, Red decided to leave town just in case
somebody started to probe into this transaction. If they
did, Red figured he might have to go to jail, and this
wasn't the time of the year: for-it.

He went over to ;the’ East Kootenay, taking the frail
ass on;foot, and: when: a ientered \the
intry, thére lo and behold; Was a bebuti-

ful horse standing unattended. So Red stole it, but,’ oh
cruel fate, he rode it right up to a policeman who re-
cognized the beast, Red was on his way to jell.

At a litilé stream between Wasa and Fort Steale, his
escort and he decided to rest for a while. Both got down
from their mounts, but quick as a flash Red was back
in the saddle, and grabbed the reins of the constable's
horse. Away he went across the stream leaving the police-
man helpless. But ever the gentleman, Red cried out as
he cross the creek, “Ta-Taf’, a remark immortalized in the
East by the name Ta-Ta Creek — the spot’ where

pe
The last April meeting

* was also held at the home of

Mrs. Danroth with Miss B.
Wendell and Mrs. A. Dussea-
ult it; presenting ie ie Program,

ult ae ms how action ser-
ved mankind and Miss Wen:
dell dene pve comparisons

The ies had met pre-
vious to their final meeting

ide ewe at
bled.

this event happened.

Robson and Kinnaird Rangers
Co-Host Flower-in Conference

R. F.. Patrick,
Leitch, C.

9.48 — H. Miller, G.
Wilson, R. Wilson, Earl Wil-
der Sr,

9.58 — T. Ackney, J.
Filipchuk, D. -Heibert, V.
Hedlund.

10.04 — D. Handy, P.
Coren ee B Colter, Jack
Colbert...
aa 10.12,- J. Biledky, R.

‘Cycle Theft

i James’ Brooks, of Kin-
naird, has reported to
legar ROME, the theft of

He rt police: ithe red
250

Cast-

1905 - 4th Ave., Kinnaird

“The Church of the
‘Lutheran Hour”

SN
APOSTOLIC CHURCH

One block East of the
Castleaird Shore

stolen

Plaza

ROBSON COMMUNITY CHURCH

(alternate weeks)

ST. DAVID’S CHURCH, CASTLEGAR.
8:00 A.M. Holy Communion
10:00 A.M. United Church Service
“1:15 A.M. Anglican Service:

5th Sunday: Morning Prayer -
Parish Office: Phone 365-8337

rss & United Churches

9:45 AM. United or Anglican Service

Ist, 3rd, 4th Sundays: ‘Communion (trad.)
2nd Sunday: Family Communion (contem.)

Clergy: T. M. Allen and C. N. Howard

“PENTECOSTAL

701 First Ave.
Church : Ph. 366-5212 -

TABERNACLE

Pastor:. Rev. HOH. Graham |

PRESBYTERIAN’ CHURCH

Services & Church School
Sundays at 11.30 am. { =

Minister Rev. Clare Martin’
Ph. 352-7400, Nelson, B.C. (aM

The: Robson and Kin-
naird Rangers co-hosied the
mid-May spring ener
Conference . of and
West  Koolenay Rangers and

Guest of honor w.
sizabeth © Mouland | from Nat=
. ional ‘headquarters who
* came to help Rangers dev-

elop greater adventure from «

their new pro;
This

is a first for the”

area ‘having never before
been ‘visited by a national
representative,
Miss Mouland presented
a progressive and ancerest-
ing future in Rangering. :
‘Parti grou

ipating
came from Fernie, fivewe..

mere, Galloway, _Neleon,

Rossland, ird

trips ‘provided by W. Sween- ~

Sunday. morning was.
taken up vith the results
of the previous day's. ses-
sions.

Skits, son,
produced’ ranging from the
early history of Robson to
the ‘existing flora and fau-

na.”

Ra wae mia held.
inger meel was hel
SSinene on was served

Delors the. Rangers depart-

The hostesses wish to

express their appreciation

-to_ the’ many people who-
helped in: various ways to

e ‘the conference the
success it was.

, etc. were .

this, the area -

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Ph, 365-5459
Kinnaird, B.C.

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CASTLEGAR

Dean Goard Addresses Graduation Class
— Castlegar News Photo

Procession was led ky pipers Dwain Roadhouse
and Don Jones — Castlegar News Photo

lin VICTORIA Stay At. - BAP

* Close to Parliament Bldgs.

* Handy to Downtown Shopping
* Enclosed’ Heated Pool

* Kitchen. Units Available

* Cablevision Television

“Tradition is
Bae tes thing in our ite,
jut these are up for re-

Wimhese were the words

‘of Technology given in his ’

address at Selkirk College
graduation: ceremonies Sat-
urday to what, in wel-
at Saku Co » chairman
of Selkirk College Counc
Frank der,

“comparative small gather.

iB”

Dean Goard was intro-
duced as a man that had
something to do with every
technical and vocational in-
stitute in the Lay

Mr, “noting

concerns will’ be replaced
by other concerns, You can

- expect change, but it will
not be as- rapld . as. you
think,”

ad

they would learn more out-
aide ae formal walls than

He said he would like
to see them commit thom:
selves to inquiry, to learn-
Ing the rest of their lives;
to work for continued
growth and change.

Introduction of the plat-
form guests who along
with graduates and faculty

wi
qones was given by princi-
Pal of Sel Seine College Dr.
Puen guests a
provi vincial leader. of the, Te
eral Party David Anderson,
resident of Notre Dame
jr. Kaller who also pro-
nouned the invocation, a
erintendent of
School District No. 7, W. J.
Zoellner, man Selkirk
College council Frank Bein-

awarded in
sais year, for the first

Selkirk has awarded ©

college entrance certificates
to students who have com-
pleted the requirements
throu gh the college Lane
atory program. Twenty-one
such certificates were awar-

ded.
~~ Nineteen students with
a grade point average of 5

: or better were named to

Dean's list_of dis!
students. These are:
First Year:

Robert, Peter Wiest,
Carol

tinguished

ee Od Ue
ey ‘off, Un-
iv. trans, Robson; Alezand-
ee Gordon May, Univ. trans,

Forestry, Robson; Peter Sol-
ovaky, E.E., Slocan Park;

Elizabeth Esther Dawes, Un- .
trans, ; John Chris

fook them into academic

studies or into the working Li

fleld “we need your: fee

back — we need to relate.”
wi

io
attendance under the baton
of Norman Fishwick.
Saturday the aviat-
fon technolo; students
een ‘Abbotstord com complet,
ig ig requirements
uation. Candidates for
alptomas in aviation, wien
be awarded
2, Robin
Barr, David Gannon niless
Frank Wayne Coates,
Gerald Allan Cohen, Robert
Micha

and d Clarenea Gaylord Wood.
graduation class for

wits ot is as follows:
iploma in Applied

ts

Business administration:

Bill Baba! , Kinnaird;
Richard Paul ” Georgetti,
Trail; Laurin Edward Green,
Kinnaird; Ronnie . James
Hopkingon, Winnipeg; Ter-

ce Arthur Jackson,

naird; Marie Christine Jen:
sen, Castl regen: Gordon
Cherles Kinn
Donald Marke gat Creston;
Donal Brey Reade, Trail.
i nal and Communi-
y

eee
Planing Gregory Bavin,
Invermere; Neil: Donald Fin-
dtow, Trail; Kenneth Barrie

-Letts, Osoyoos; Graham
Loyd, Rossland; John Lu-
yendyk, Windermere; Cle-
ment Ivan Price, Robion.
Electrical /Blectronies:

Trail; boas Erle Beech,

Creston; fayne Chernoft,
Winlaw; Alfred William Ha-
milton ‘Curtis, Trail; Tames
Lennie Davies, Trail; David
Allan Dellow, ‘Rossland; De-

Grand Forks; Mike Kani ta
Grand Forks; Ro

Knezacek, Castherars Sohn
Chris Kristofferson, Logan
Lake; Larry Kenneth Lang-
ille, Trail; Gordon Douglas
Lee, Montrose; Philip Rus-
sell’ MacDonald, South Slo-
can; Leonard Markin, Cree:
cent Valley; Peter S Soloway,

Slocan Park; Gerald Ro
James Walker,
fotin Andrew Kenneth Zuk,

lelson,
Mechanical Engineering
Techno Ry
-Mike “Halisheff, Castle-

ph doux,
Kamloops; Robert Mitchell,
Lillooet; Nicky Gordon NE
chvaldotf, Gastlegar;, Greg-
ory ‘Albert P rommier; Cran-
brook; Susan Wod, Sirdar.

Castlegar; *

Diplomas in Arts and
Sclence;

Dennis Wayne Apostol-
juk, Nelson; Leon Nicholas
Arlshenkoff, Kinnaird; Don-
ald Ivan Boutin, Montrose;

id Allan Buekna, Crest-*

nis C.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 1; 1972 n os

~ Selkirk College Awards & Diplomas af 1972 Graduation Ceremony.

'y Leigh Watkin, Castlegar;
Bnd ‘Jane Worrod, Ontar-
jo; David John Worthy, Cas-
tlegar; Marlene Rose * Wal-
lace (Mrs,), Kinnaird,
College entrance Certi-
ficate:
n Terrance Boechl-
er, ll; Neville Gordon
Brownjohn, Osoyoos; Peter
ghernens kot, Shoreacres;
Winlaw;

Fuller, - Allan Joseph Hnee

er, Kinn
Mary Kelly, Cant le;
ine "Claire Kelly, Castle;
‘ermal Hhadiken (i (ns, ons SS
legar; garet
ay ht, Robson; Susan Ly
utson, Xcthnat

ie:

Mace
(Mrs.), Castlegar} Iter
Victor Maluta, Trail; Peter
Crescent
Valley; Barry ‘o Obara,
Passmore; George Peter
Patterson, Nelson;
Enrico Marcello Piva, 5
joseph Willie Popoff, Cast-

legar:
Margaret Rose Rebalkin,
Thrums; Laurence James
Street, South Slocan; Linda

Pe Leonar
Gace ‘rand Forks; Tere

jegar; Joe Katasonoff,
Kooznetsoff,

Biicaen George; Carl Le-

wis, Grand Forks; Melanie

Dawn MacBain, Castle;
Brian William MaeDorsl:
Creston; Charles
Trail; mars Ma adze,
Nelson; John J, Pankoff,
Grand ‘Forks; Michael 1 Gary
Rieberger, ‘Trail; Lawrence
Stanley Skilling, Granc
Forks; Robert Graeme Ta
Jor, Cranbrook; Michel al A.
Valtee, Vancouver,

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June 3, 4; TRACK & FIELD:
Kelowna 8.C.-Secondary Schools
Championships June 2, 3;
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School Age Championships
June 3, 4; WATER SKIING:
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Round Two Finals June 3, 4.

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Ambulance — Flowers |

~Gramile, Marble and
+ Bronze Plaques

Kobson.
All. groups met Miss
+, Mouland at the Castlegar
Airport following which. a
visit was made to the Douk:
hobor Communal Village
guided by Bill Merilees and
Mike Sawchenko,
The girls were driven
back to Robson Hall by way
‘ a the Hugh Keenleyside
am.

PLAN TO BE PART OF THE THIRD ANNUAL
BRITISH COLUMBIA FESTIVAL OF SPORTS
Go sporting in British Columbia / May 18-June 5,1972
More than 75 major international competitions will feature. British
Columbians meeting athletes from Australia, New Zealand, United States,
Japan, Mexico, England and Germany. More than'100 centres throughout
the province will host over 320 thrilling sports events for your enjoyment.
See colourful fairs, parades and pageants staged in communities

in every region of British Columbia during Festival weekends.

it’s a'great combination! Action days and British Columbia at a time

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