CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Dec. 13, 1962

LOCAL BOWLING

RESULTS

Last Week's Bowling Results
High School League |'Team
i Ladles high ‘single Julie Re-;
berts 202; Ladies high three Julie Team 1 - 1 (23); mee am
Roberts 636. Men's high single’ Team 7 - 8

5 (J. Gormley) 2725,

Gormley) 956; Team high three

Team points Wheaties 0; Muf-
fets 4; Mugs 0; Cheerios 4; Take 5

"Team Points Team 2 -3 {80s 3; Pincurlers 1.

23); | Tuesday 1 o'clock League
Ladies high single Vi McLuck-

(23);
Mark Batchelor 237; Men’s high Tcam 11-1 (20); Teum 4- 1 (19); |i 263; Ladies high three Vi Me-

three Barry, Scott 572, Team high | Team 10-0 (18); Team 12-3 (1'

Luckle 612, Team high single Og-

single Alley Kato 872; Team high Team 8 - 4 (16); Team 6 - 3 (15); | Iow's 828; Team high three Ross's

three Pin Pluckers 2298. iTeam 9-1 (18).
Team points Pin Pluckers 4;|

Other 600’s A. Jaques 604, B.|

Meat Market 2389,
Team points Ross’s Meat Mar-

Hustlers 0; Team 4 0; Alley Kats Hesketh 611, N. Scott 627, D. Hie-/ket 4 vs Skyline Auto Service 0;

4; Pin Dusters 1; Kript Kikkle 8.'bert 670.
Celgar Mixod Leagu Coffe Break League
Ladies high alate B.. Clark
260; Ladies high
535, Men's high single D. Calder, Murphy | 577.

Defoe’s Transfer O vs Castlegar
Drug 4; Aero Taxi 1 vs Oglowa 3.

Ladies high single Vivian Mur-|Tuesday Night Bowling League
three N, O'Shea phy 247; Ladies high three Vivien

Ladies high single Penny Gib-

Team high single|son 233; Ladies high three Queen

365; Men's high three D. Calder; Take 5 924; Team high three Take | Davis 544. Men's high single Pete

840, Team high single Team 6 (J.15 2508.

“KOOTENAY
Auto Collision
Up-to-date equipment for repairs to your car
“It is proved the best in the District
in auto body painting and repairs.”
Auto Glass Ir + Wor nieed
121 Columbia Ave. Phone 365-5022
“Home of the Fibreglass Car’

LOOK KIDS!

THE CASTLEGAR MERCHANTS

CHRISTMAS
PARTY

will. be held on Pine St. on
Thursday Night

DECEMBER 20th
at 6:30 p.m.

Kazakoff 301; Men's high three
George Jablonski 696. Team high
single Boobniks 1029; Team high
three West's 2733,

Team’ points Defenders 18%;
Regulars 31; West's 1134; Com-
merce Bank 22; Boobniks 14; But-
ton Pushers 35,

Other 600's Ken Price 628; Ben
Rourke fied Reg Bro 633; Pete Ka-
zakoff 6!

Tuesday Nilted Mixed League

Ladies high single ‘Mabel
Creighton (I-Do-No) 233; Marion
Kennedy (Happy Gang) 233, Lad-
ies high three Irene Smith (Co-Op-} 5,
erators) 651. Men’s high single Bar.
clay Creighton (I-Do-No)

Men's high three Barclay Crelgh.
ton (I-Do-No) 579. Team high sin-
gle Ramblers 982; Team high three
T-Do-No 2
en folate

poll ‘of those who attended

the December meeting of the Stan-
ley Humphries ‘PTA revealed a ma-
jority in“ favor’ of. uniform stand-
ards of student dress in

SHSS PTA - Sponsored Panel
Favors Standardized Dress

ranged by program chairman Mrs,
J. Regan with Dr. M, Bayes as mod-
erator, student panelists’ Virginia
Poole, Elaine Hirtle and Mayne

to either school uniforms or no
set standard as at present,
The panel discussion was ar-

IODE Members
Christmas Supper .

The annual IODE Christmas
supper was held Monday night in
the Twin Rivers hall with 21 mem-
bers present and three honorary
members, Mra, A. T, Horswill,

and adult
F, Gibson, Paul’ Moroso aE Ed
Mosby.

Following remarks from each
panelist, the topic was opened to
general discussion, questions, and
answers,
of school

Creating Jobs

Schrader Service News

When we hear all the talk a-
bout the unbalance of foreign ex-
change or the need to check our
deficit import-export position in
the world of overseas trading, our
mind, goes kind of foggy. It's si-
milar to. the ‘national debt—we
find it difficult to comprehend fi-| ¥'

gures of this kind,
When someone talks about

- |“80,000 new jobs”, “however we are
Whe!

cited’that such practice is not out
of date but is well established

European schools as well as a num-
ber int Canada, Uniforms identify
students. with their particular
school, create school pride, are

they tell us that
we Canadians buy imported goods

& the tune of $235 per person per |

ar, this we can understand. Just
like ‘adding two and two, they then
show us that if all of us were to
divert #100: of this money to the

L, Lawson and Mrs, 5. J. Wallner,

The turkey supper was catered
by Mrs, Ivy Saliken.

After supper the regular mon-
thy meeting was held with regent

Mrs. Mazie Zjnto in the chair. Th
raffle, a decorated Christmes tree
and gifts for the family are now,
displayed in the window of Sim-
pson-Sears and. tickets are. avail-
able at Simpsons,

New business of the evening
was to try to: obtain Ernie Hale-
wyn to show his pictures at the

January meeting of his extended
trip to Australia and Rome.

The meeting was closed with
the singing of Christmas carols and
distribution of -gifts to guests and
members present.

©
wardrobe selection, and shift the
emphasis from social attraction to
the more important aspects of ed-
‘ucation.
Objections voiced to’ school
centred about

anid ‘loss of individuailty ‘and. pos-
sible higher annual clothing ex-
pense for large families. The ma-
jority felt that standards of dress,
if established, would be a useful
guide for students and parents in
the matters of skirts for girls, tyne
and Iength, blouses, and footwear;
for boys, trouser type, shirts, and
sweaters or Jackets.

Opinions were voiced that no
problem exists in this community.

Students should not be allow-
ed to come to school dressed as
“tramps” or eccentric high style.

‘Operators 3 Nighthawks 3; "bnew
rons 1; I-Do-No 2; Happy Gang 2.
Wed. Morning Drivers League
Ladies high single Helen Me-
Leod 308; Ladies high three Ma-
bel McGillivray 670. Team high
single Carburetors 1027; Team
=| high three Carbudettors 2636,
: Team Points Carburettors 29;
%|Sparkplugs 25; Sparetires 21;

eS Crank 20; Exhausts 19; Bumpers

Other 600’s Helen McLeod 638,
NO BLOW CLUB Margaret Munns,

pry | Mabel McGillivray.
x | Ladies Wed. Nite League

Ladies high single Kay Ads-
head 283; Ladies high three Kay
Adshead 627. Team high: single
Choregirls. 854; Team high three
Choregirls 2436.

Team points Choregirls 3 -
Sputniks 1; Beatniks 3 - Five

i Jaume 1; ‘Kingpins 3 - Flyers 1.

ther 600's Daisy: pocnle 613.
Thursday Morning Le:

Ladies high single Helen York
222; Ladies high three Bea Goet-

DR ting 550, Team high single Squir-

SANTA CLAUS WILL BE HERE
TREATS FOR THE KIDDIES
‘MASS CHOIR & BAND”

Arragements by the United Church’ Men’s Club j

se aed Team high three Beavers
pean Points Beavers 4; Chip-

Thursday Mixed Commercial Lea,

Ladies high single Julia Couch
265; Ladies high three Colien Ligh-
tle 591. Men's high single Jim Bi-
lesky 324; Men's high three Jim
Munroe 777.’Team high single Tir-
ed' Tutors~1102; Team high three

F. (GEC) GORSE

MR. JACK ROBBINS
General Manager of Hertz Rent-A-Car agencies in B. C.-
is pleased to annouce the appointment of
MR. F. CEC GORSE
Owner Manager of the

CASTLEGAR CITY CENTRE MOTEL
As Agent for

HERTZ RENT-A-CAR

In Trail, Nelson, Castlegar Airpert and Castlegar

@ Head office for the well known Rent-A-Car
agency will be the Castlegar City Centre Motel.
@ Sub-agencies will be established in Trail
and Nelson. Until then, all business will be con-
ducted from the Motel in Castlegar and the
Airport.
dust Dial 365-1571
or 365-5656

For Prompt
Courteous Service

@ The present partial ‘fleet. of 1962 Chevrolets
will be replaced: this, month by brand now 1963
Chevrolets.

Tired Tutors 3029,
~ Team points Bob’s Pay’n Takit
3 - Flinstones 1; Plaza Five 4 -
Four Pointers, 0; Mudlarks 4 -
Splinters‘1; Tired Tutors 4'- Ricks
Records 0; Confusions 4 - Bank of
Montreal 0; Kay Bees 2 - Smiths
P & H Untouchables 2

Other. 600's Nim Bilesky ‘705;
Bete Tarasoff 677; Bi

= | munks 0; Lions 4; Minx 0; Squirrels | :
4; Teddy Bears 0.

ST. RITA'S CATHOLIU CHURCA
Rey, E, A, Brophy, PP.
5th at Elm Street
Sunday. Masses ~ 830 and 1030 am
Evening Mass = 6.00 pan.

good taste in school
dress is 1 favored, Style fads disap-
Pear almost as fast as they appear.
Excessive makeup by the girls
should be discouraged and left for
outside of school. ‘i

A panelist summed it up with
words to the effect that education
should be the responsibility of the
school, the matter of student dress
should be left to the parents who
in turn must assume their respon-
sibility. = :

goods,
we would” ale create 60,000 new
jobs in Ontario alone.’

The man that talks like this
‘has our attention. .

don't know who wrote it,
but, this is the copy. that is: ap-
pearing in a ‘Government of On-
tario’ Trade Crusade" advertlse-
ment. It is written for Ontarlo re-
sidents by one of their own govern-
m-nt departments, but the point of
the message is good for anyone
(and everyone) in this land of
ours.

Translating the figures nation-
ally, it would only take $100 per
person diverted to Canadian goods
(out of $285 per person) to add
close to $2 billion to our economy
and help create 180,000 new jobs.

And we would still be one of
the world’s greatest importers. It
would bring our annual foreign
purchases down to’ $135 per per-
son, the British $75 and the West
Germans $60.

Obviously, it is to everyone's
benefit if we can successfully ac-
complish some drastic reductions
in our import purchases. It’s our
economy and our country but we
can't make its work if we don’t
work at it. :

Thurs, 7:45 pm. Bible Study
Tues, 7:30 pm. Young People’s

UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA
Robson — 1st and 3rd eae at

ila.
Vastlegar — Service of Worshilp at
720 pm.
Kinnyird — Service of Worship at
9.45 a.m.

CHURCH Bes sees. CHRIST

Sundays at ince ae gi the Twin
Rivers Hall

GRACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Rev. T, Evans, Ph. 365-5536

Church Bchool at 9.45 am.
forship at 11.00 a.m.

THE PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
Sunday School - 10 am.
Morning Worship - 11 a.m.
Evangelistic . 7.30 p.m.
Prayer and Bible Study - Thurs-
day at 730 pm.
Young People’s - Friday at 7.30 pan,

7; Jake Koenig sa Reno Fabro
en George Menzies 631; Glen
Shuttleworth 624; Cliff Wilson 624;
George Brownlie "621; ‘Art Geronaz-
zo 619; Walter Holubotf 619; Bob
Jeffery 608; Dori Blishen 607,
Thursday Night Mixed Commercial |
Ladies high single Elaine Ry-|
sen 228; Ladies high three Carol
Jeffery 583. Men's high single Jim
Bilesky 320; Men's high three Jim
Bilesky 755. ‘Team high ‘single
Bank of Montreal 1102; Team high
three Plaza Five 2996,

Team points. Plaza Five 4;
Rick's TV 0; Tired Tutors 4; Con-

United Church — Ist and, 3rd Sun-
days at 11 a.m.
Anglican Church —;, 2nd and 4th

‘Sunday at 9. a.
Baptist. Church’ — oth ir Sunday

ST, _DAVID'S ANGLICAN
°° CHURCH :

Sunday
8.00. a.m. Holy y Exicharist
11.00. am.’ Family Eucharist &
Church School»:
7.30 p.m. Evensong
Rey. C..R. Day — Parish Priest,

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH

fusions 0; Splinters 1; Kay Bee's 3;
3; Bank of

y Flintstones 3; Four Pointers 1;
Bob's Pay'n Takit 3; Mudlarks 1.

Other 600’s George Brownlie
6441; Bob Jeffery 603;\Ralph Bag.
lio 626; Fred Fillipoff 655; Pete
Tarasoff 642; Cliff Wilson 655;
Nick Koochin 642; Walter Holuboft
614; Merv Paluck 641; Fred Joyce
656; Carl Loeblich’ 637; Barclay
Creighton 615. 700’s Bill Perehud-
off 723; Ron Kennedy 721; Jake
Koenig 740,
Classic Mixed League

Ladies high single Neéthie O’-
Shea 259; Ladies high three Nethie
O'Shea 661: Men's high single Jack
Mason 279; Men’s high three Ken

“Grace’ Church

We
Bible Stiidy: Wednesday at 7.30 p.m, | 3

on. council.

supported me at the polls on Thursday
last. I am, looking forward to serving you

May I extend my thanks to all those who |

R. C. Maddocks — |

PRIZES) | —

Bring” your ‘coupon = to
Dealer,

December 20 - 21 - 22

BOSSE’S JEWELLERY,
against the list of lucky numbers.

ve And ‘the Coupon is worth $10.00 Credit to you sm
. in our: store, 2

DON’T DELAY -.BRING YOUR COUPON IN
TY f

ELGIN GIFT.

SPECTACULAR:
PRIZES . —.
In Readers Digest Lucky Coupon :

“1 PRIZES 48

your © Elgin’: Franchised B
to check it

See our terrific selection of watchés :
W STORE HOURS: Dec. 13.to:19 9 am, to 6 p.m. ga |:

Open 9.a.m. to 9 p.m.’

December 24 open 9:.a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

BOSSE’S JEWELLERY

Your | Castlegar ‘Jewellery Headquarters:
, Phone 365-2041

It's ridiculous to spond a dol-
Jar on an imported item if the
same or a better item can be pur-
chased that was made here, The
latter keeps Canadians’ at work
(and buying from us). The form-
er helps keep some other’ econo-
my moving and some other ‘folks

working,

‘WHEREVER |
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CASTLEGAR, B.C.

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Kinnaird
1.45 to 2.45 Sunday School
7.30 Gospel Service :
Thurs, 8 p.m. Prayer. Meeting.
Pastor G Fraser ‘Ph, 365-5676

LUTHERAN CHURCH
* | Nordic Hall — Kinnaird

3 p.m. Service
Rev. Harold C. Clark

beats 1093; Team high three De-
fenders 2825.

Team points’ Deadbeats 3;
Beatniks 1; ‘Defenders 3; Reform-
ers. i Springboks 3; Rovers 1.

* Other  600's, Jack Mason 620;
Walter Kanigan 618; John Paulson

Price 629. Team high single Dead-| 607.

“Kootenay Builders
; — and Suppliers —
Complete Line of Building Supplies
and Manufacturers of Sash. & Doors
CABINET MAKING
Pierson Sashless Windows - Glidden Paints
HARDWARE =:

: Buy A Rotary Christmas Tree

‘Beautiful, Six-foot, nursery grown baleam-fir.

TREE DISTRIBUTION

. Mitchell: Supply
‘Castle’ Motors | Limited |
‘Twin’ Rivers Motel”
Castleaird Plaza

Money raised through» the sale of Christmas :
. trees will go to the Rotary Health .Centre ~
Project now under construction next; to ee

> hospital.

Orders placed with local Boy. ‘Scouts will ie
benefit the, Health Centre’ and Scouting.

CHRISTMAS

GIFT SUGGESTIONS
Take advantage of our Christmas Lay-Away Plan

Appliances

GE, STEAM IRONS ; i .
G.E.: SPRAY & STEAM. IRONS
‘G.E. TOASTER OVENS.
G.E, HAND. MIXERS
G.E. STAND MIXERS’
'G.E, FRY'PANS: ~
G.E. WAFFLE IRONS
G.E. HAIR DRYERS
G.E. AUTOMATIC BLANKETS
G.E.. CAN OPENERS
G.E. COFFEE: MAKERS
G.E.: VACUUMS
G.E, FLOOR POLISHERS
GE. HEATERS

HANDSOME SWEATERS.
LOVELY. JACKETS
COLORFUL SOCKS
LATEST IN TIES
LEATHER BELTS

SNOW. WHITE SHIRTS

QUALITY SPORT SHIRTS.

Everything for Dad and his Lad.

Leitner’s Ltd. .

Honesty and fair prices built our
business ~> You too can save by
shopping . at home. _

“Phone 365-4521

a

| 240 - Ist Avenue

See our good ‘supply. of. records
ain Classical, Pop, : and Country
style

‘NEEDLES
TOTE ‘CASES
oP

STANDS. =

GIFTS Sweden, Denmark, England

FINE CHINA AND ‘NOVELTIES: :
$28.95 to $679.95.
$19.95 to nate

Get the JUMP. .
on: the;
CHRISTMAS
HOLIDAY : SEASON. .

“Bring your clothing in now. for

CLEANING: and ;then it) will :
‘be, off. your mind. ‘You'll look’ your !:
~.well-groomed best at. all the social -

GEM. CLEANERS

Castlegar & District's Own. Dry Cleaners :

cloTHs = &

ey EVERY occasion ®

Beautiful Arrangements — Gorgeous Flowering Plants.

Imported Gifts —. Gift Cards and Gift Wee,
* FLOWERS WIRED ANYWHERE

‘Helens Flower Shop Lid.

Phone ‘365-5191 Eve) 365-5561

$5 Given Away Each Week!

Yes ........ $5.00 will be given away each week for the
next ten weeks. Just, watch for your name to appear:in
one of the advertisements on this: page, phone ‘the
* Castlegar News: at 365-3031 and a cheque will: be
mailed to you. Cheques will be made out to each one of
“the merchants in turn and: you can spend it: at ther
store. :

. LOOK FOR YOUR NAME. TODAY!
cA AAR

“So easy. to give, ‘
“So prondertole

to receive!
Floral Decorations
Table Centres’
Potted Plants
Holly"

Corsages aoe

Cut Flowers: |

; Flowers to grace a . Christmas table,
: ee

“to pl a graci
2B. corsage for Yuletide festivities,
or: handsome ‘decorations for ‘

“your home — - shoore flowers

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PLUMBING — Galvanized and Copper.
ELECTRICAL — Wiring & Lighting Fixtures
PAINT. — and Paint Sundries z
ROOFING — and Plywoods
CHAIN SAWS — Parts and Supplies
HARDWARE and Gift Selection
GARDEN’ ae — All Typos

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