122 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Nov. 6, 1969

Fire Report Presented
At Kinnai rd Council

an-it was stated three of the fir-
Vol-|es were brush, one a grass
a

|The Scene At...
_ KINNAIRD JUNIOR
SECONDARY SCHOOL

Five fire calls wi
swered dl hy the Kinnaird Vol esi

—____— ere ite e ‘another
We have been getting a Looming: ‘high on. the montis ot July, a and

big kick this past week out|sports front is Me Jeffery’s| September. oe: aoe
5. newly formed gymnastic club, Ina rt submitted by
Members are gettin; In aby hape| fire chief} ene Archambai

by practleing (4 tumb! at a recent’ Tuesday
Legs are sore and si f and|council meeting at Kinnal

Plastered with bruises, which

Eby ow
bb:
Now “that ‘the Trains have

our wore
has moved indoors, Zaiet
has started working on a new
volleyball» team. We have
grade o"prospetts hi fore d by
grade iro: eade:
A| Michael uf
Our eaene. Scouts have
: 5 elven us more es peo out
stan athletes; renda
vaaina anine hot packs and a whirlpool thee me world’s know-| Young . (grasshockey), — and
bath. Guests are invited to visit the various|ledge as it was two'centuries|Gerry Gaucher and John Pop-
off Ge (soccer). Both these boys

.| Played fullback ssasttion and
made fine defensive moves
in recent tournament play.

provinet 1 Library,
Parliament Bldgs..
Nictoria pa Cc.

Twenty-six street: lights

‘a were also changed. :

It's wierd _ be ig in-

to the past through® Thee yel-
low, fly-specked pages.

Gerald Panio and Randy} J.

Giles eran the first to pour

books. The: were 80

ed they “the

school PA system with this

announcement: “Eastern Can-'

ada undiscovered?’. . . The

most powerful ‘weapon: the

mm jcannon? ... Only five planets

in the solar system? .
f /chemical reaction an ‘act. a

merle at
wanting to browse

‘Coping or Crying?

A LECTURE FILM DISCUSSION SERIES are é can dot ; cue
for ; . eed : ‘The = long-awaited : mee! roblems here “are: created have.”
MOTHERS OF YOUN i fi : ses as 4 : P the ‘weather. a 8 fe sald a a record produc:
IF IG CHILDREN x resi-| tion. of ions a day was
saree eat achieved, but ‘emphasize’ that] ay are:
4 the qaverage daily production
for’ a production‘of: 500 tons is the important : factor. Sivisions 5 $1,200,000 a year.’
;/Of pulp a dayjand has*been ; he . Hays q them Ce t rtain’ Problems "are
“trimmed ‘up‘‘to! roughly .600|ing the Celgar pulp and lum-; recognized and ce: pe
tons, which takes us near.the bee divisions. paid property: are being taken,” he
‘industrial; gelling 1 for the equipment we taxes: of $684,000 this year. mented.
rictoria earlier, in) <=

while their annual payroll,
Plus wood of chi

November 18, 25 & Dec. 2, 9.80 - 11.30 am.
Calvary Baptist Church
Opposite Castleaird Plaza

$1.00 for the series — Baby Sitting Service will be
provided free — Registration 9.16 a.m., November 18,

Sponsored by Soroptimists of Castlegar 345

; told the meet-
SLINGS AND ‘SPRINGS are just a few of the

many aids used in the new therapy area
of the Castlegar and District Hospital which
will be holding its official opening this Sat-
urday from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Mrs. Colin

Pryce, physiotherapist, is shown here in one
section of the department with some of its
equipment. Among the equipment for this
department, is a shortwave diathermy, ultra

of the Ladies Auxiliary who will be acting} Y:
as guides on the tours.
— Castlegar News Photo

Frotection and support
Be Pussyfoot boots.
ey’re made by
iest speciall:
Re iP iy = try, Pythian Sitters: Fall Tea
Public Welcome . br Herat and ‘Legion Hall.
peels G

a Boutique Sat., Nove t 15. 2 to 4 p.m.
To Tour Hospital Bake: Sale = Annual Mesting of Resk-

am, to er Hall & Building Fund.
Coitege cafeteria. Fact
Wiv ag Proces ty Nov: 10. 8 p.m. Resker

Many Activities Part
Of Remembrance Day

‘ DIGNITARIES” who took part’‘in last Saturday’s Official

: opening of the $2 million expansion to the Castlegar and

District Hospital posed for this historic picture marking yet

another. milestone in local history. Left to!right are “Aage

I: Sylvest ‘of 'the building committee, hospital administrator

; ¢, Ken: Talarico, E.-C!! Ackerman representing the Town of

; | Kinnaird, Rev./C. Howard representing the ministerial as-

sociation for Castlegar-Kinnaird who dedicated the new
eaation, Dr. C.S, Fowler the chief medical staff represent- ¥

tin and Cathy

‘i TT ARRIGO
EATON’S
TRAIL

em over’ i
For. “the information of tion of poppies.
the public the Remembrance lov. 10 Poppy distribu-
Day program is as follows: tion to the schools.
Naw, 16 Wreath and Nov. 11 The parade falls
distribution for the|im on Pine St. at 10.15 am.
busivess districts of Castle-|moving off to_ the cenotaph
gar and Kinnaird. at 10.30 a.m. Services are at
Nov. 4 Supper and gen-
eral meeting of Canad in Le-
gion Branch No.
Nov. 56 Decoration of
veterans “Parklto be picked Up at Legion |
Hall by 10.15 a
In case of inclement wea-
munity Cemetery. ther services eld in
Nov. 7-8 Public distribu-/the Castle Thea’
nviter amd if all we hear +

G, Marken Named true, they will really be im

oa . :-§ e #8
Loca] Chairman Wid wired! aces
Formation of 24 more/of the hospital board of man-
doce Centennial 71 Commit- agement, has extended to the
» including one at Rob-| public on behalf of the board
san; “has. been announced by invitation ‘to th nit
L. J. Wallace, general chair-| 20 invitation e opening
man of the British Columbia} of the Castlegar and District

David Thompson Stamp
Club meets Nov. 10 at
served. 7.30. p.m. Recreation
United | Church Chole Bullding.
Practices every Robson WI Meeting at
7.30 p.m. sb Davee ‘An- . Greenwood. Wed.,
flican Church! Nov. 12. 2.30 pm.

Robson Evening Group — Sr. Citizens Meeting

Canada-wide
$1.49
DAY

WEDNESDAY

NOVEMBER 12

Personal shopping only
Over 225 items '
At One Low Price

LATA

innovation.)

We might also have a
Junior Horsemens’ Club,
the enthusiasm continues.

ae: ._Walirs! grade 9
foods cl: Planning a
[big B spaghe ghettt i liner with all all

Pro-Xmas ..Sale _Nov. 8, . Thurs., Nov. 13. Legion
ai Pm Robson Comm. Hall. Election of officers
will be held.

T PLUMBING & Fan gal aagel
Both aldermen Ed Mosby

SMI | HEATING LTD. \ a changes: will. occur. |. Se, close at tr and-Lorne “Zinio have ‘an- about 000

61 CRESCENT ST. — PHONE 365-7531 — CASTLEGAR of school board chairman a ge 6 elections, O” [feck Feelection in Castlegar

Licensed Gas Fitters — Plumbers — Sheet Metal Mrs. Walter Jacobson that she
no seek’

will

HOCKEY REFEREE CLINIC

Sunday, November 9

rthcoming.
2 At. t Kinnaird an alderman:|1 Ve added that Cal gar
we
icra forint otscviian Registration at 9.30 a.m. ¢ which wi
_. Arena Hall

see a ‘new

_ Mad-|ic¢ ‘race is almost a certainty, | that
» tee ie also .be elected ‘sine
the’ post vacated by. Romeo

| Robsonites are ‘to Ballot |"
Goulet, who ‘has’ moved
White nek, wil Feed Centennial Project

: x ual clections be ve ak ~ Robson residents have’ Robson’ swimming. pool up to
J. yp “areas-to-elect: tatives sent < ballots sor “which: gave wernment: a a5;

AVANT -GUARD —~ Hi ies : Eee

: : tobson

ALL WEATHER COATS

Place ___... shut-downs,
reducing the chances ‘of -

es.
i Burchardt said, jth
ust, gatisfy. the Pi

_ All those wishing to write for BCHHA
Referee Certificates please attend. Anyone
15 years and over is most welcome —

Coffeee and doughnuts supplied.

HIGHWAY: é between Silverton :and ‘Slocan to remove the large ne: come eres
City was bl ooxed a bya ‘a_rock slide at. appt ade in this’ Picture. He
20:

pet apes Peet
MLA -Burt ‘ bell: was advised at: Revel-
stoke of the slide about half’an hour after
‘it’ was. reported and immediately left: for
‘the slide: site. He subsequently. discussed!
the. slide with . Highways Minister.

Black; — Castlegar News Photo:

Mr. Horvath, who said
of British’ Columbia's! J
entry into Canadian confed- | be hoped there would be a
good turn out from as far
ou W. Marken was named| away as_ possible, petit the
chairman for the Robson| pubiic could lably
committee. proud of their hospital.

CASTLEGAR DRUG

LOOK — LOOK — LOOK —.IT’S OUR DOWNSTAIRS

fee on the “school the form — pro vides ee fe ‘ he cbenteatial ‘commit.
board. . opportunity to ballot on three tee “fecommends pe comple:
Re-elected as Ye-|specific projects or to ‘write tion of
* presentative from. dotachen: in comments: about possible
was M.- Tomlin while -Bill| other projects. |
‘Gattrell ‘was Teelected from Suggested projects in-!
{ Blueberry. New. rural -repre- clude peiping the
sentative from Gibson Creek-'pool committee

the area,‘the department flew. in a geologist
the | srom ‘Victoria who’ studied the slide and re-.’
commended drilling and blasting procedures

«| Carpentry Work at.Castlegar Arena
Is Just About E Compieted for the Year

‘Castlegar.
Tekishas“annousred. be wil

Rol ‘annount e
man of the is eon enter the ald lermanic race. at|

Treated with Scotchgard Fabric Protector
Sheds rain and resists stain

Reversible and Satin Lined

$23.98 to $32.98

Good assortment of Umbrellas a

the’ company “two “or
s to implement

“The vice president stress:
eee Pereéryin, who -is laa: that: the* Permits
chairman ‘of ‘the:mathematics| mills: will not be: perman:
% and: that ::requirements . rents will
his decision| be: revised. inn in: the future and

_Ninteen Seventy-one marks
the Anniversary,

| Stop Arete Vandalism

- $3.49 & $4.49 — Sa i wil
and tables ‘with-floor:tilin ferent regula lions -which. set

‘TOY DEPT.

LAY-AWAY NOW!

CASTLEGAR DR U

Open Monday - Saturday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Sunday and Holiday Hours: 12

Corner of Pine and Columbia,

Ph, 365-7813
Friday 9 a.m: to 9 p.m.

noon - 1 p.m. 6-7 pm.

Kayser Gloves and Scarves to match in all the new

fall shades.

Leather Pig Skin Gloves ..
Leather Kid Gloves ....

$9.98
$6.98

FUR HATS — FUR COLLARS — FUR MITTS

Mix and Match

Kelvinator Washer and Dryer Sale!!

Kelvinators washer and dryer pair takes the worry
out of washdays. Washer features automatic cycles
for every type of load and fabric, including perma-
press. Dual spin and agitation speeds. 18 lb. self
cleaning porcelain tub, _ gyro-balance suspension,
automatic fabric softener dispenser. 5 year warranty
on the heavy duty power-master transmission. Auto-
matic dryer has multi-cycle operation on either

automatic or manual selection. Special cool-down

cycle helps to eliminate wrinkles. 100% efficient °

high volume air flow, safety door switch and interior

" Washer Regular 389.95

Now ..... 317.00

: ‘Dever Regular. 249.95
_ Special . 205 00

An appeal to parents and

“to adults who’ witness . surfaces have | been instal

The rogrammer said the
Bp fed out tinental ‘dominion

worst conduct. is carri
y teenagers. He described

dian confederation on
July’20,1871. By this union
became “a transcon-
stretching
m sea to sea and her peo-
ples,

es
100th” | the
‘entry of British Coltsabia ie new Mhlood: er Ey

‘i this week!
mer Bi

ortho programmer said the -..

checkered < oil cloth - table

cloths: put? on the: tables .in:
“the new coffee shop

at the
arena’ have! been
‘knives “and burned ith

novated...- dressing

have had: obscene: langu:
scribbled on

and other, acts on vandi

REMEMBRANCE DAY ‘services were held at
the cenotaph in Castlegar. Tuesday, contrast-
ing with a year ago when foul weather forced
the annual observance into the Castle The-
atre. This year’ bright, sunny weather greet-’:
ed. those taking part in the parade, seen here

Zot: with :

thus linked together,
nhiood:

te. evans as “ridicul- beomm a march to natio

ind criticized the: fact
“adults see it: going o1
“and don't say anything.

o-legltion for Branting
He said the » impro:
le th: assistance:

nity | ¢
Sr cng, wel
I fo- public pro;

‘Mr. Pachotzuk End ree a
admission ‘to spectators to
‘watch’.general skating: ses-

“.. sions has had to be abolish-

5 e because of the attitude

= of youn le. who en-

si tered the varena only to
make troub!

‘A grant: ‘of 60c per capita
is available which has t
matched. by’ the commu! nig
Also, a* grant is available of
4.0 per ‘capita for’ celebra-
tons, as official opening. of

e pro: jee in i871: and cost
ou a

approach to. the many: Pro-/b;
blems of the’ town.’

id J public. sports ‘and,’ or enter-|". -

race is now.’a certainty

Raspberries

depending ¢ it?-asks* for 92

futher
_wenty tables have just
finished -with new: ops |in
and in the® future «Mr.
said .he would be

Ba Seay an ie
ie] talmmant, for fee, after ed but at the same: time
on. Sund: ithe concessions bad to: be

Bent etficloneys or 96 per;

Yes, in” the garden * “of mill,*jsai

| Mr. and Mrs, sens auton of

as ‘it "wound its‘way-to the Kinsmen Park.
The fine weather also resulted in a’ larger

+ than usual turnout of district residents: to
pay their respects to the dead of two world
Wars. The address - at ithe, ‘ceremony, was
‘given ‘by. Gwilym “Hughes.

— Castlegar News Photo|*

Sth: Ave
Even. though sitiere has
and. win! ly): compo’ Tange’ in ‘de-
| tectable® pounts irom 2.
df) parts: billion “and:
is
le said the ‘company has
kept its le oxadatlen: tov tower up

that is ‘put’ slate; ate “Tsui,
:|the. better. the

‘| ducing’ odor: He stern that
i|the ‘level at which odor can

win =|do

And all: you have to do Keeeine
to do so om, itch | the ads Burcharat'

he’ Castlegar ‘News 'be-| ther: ae a’ big yal al v “the

ind. Christmas. | amount of ‘odor. hich: be

pfrom

2 cheque: fo! r $5
Pat iamedaicty ee put injin’ only two
oe two foe nten ea aaa ia Be poten, that emission-is
‘are ‘names in| He not lo!
; = ‘|continuous with’ the continu:
ings af-|ous equipment that is. oper-
ated at. Piensa but scknow:
ie ledged’.tha‘

ristmas pi
motios red Ube ated = incorrectly,
SS 7 News. e ever, fthe: raajority” oe the

FIRST BABY born in the original Castlegar and District Hos-
ind-now..a young lady,’ is: 11-year-old:;Robyn McNabb,

Pital:
P mul. daughter: ‘of'Mr. and Mrs. Norman McNabb of Kinnaird:.She

is‘shown here with Mrs. J. E. Young, who with-other mem-
bers of the Ladies Auxiliary, played an important role in
guiding over 300 persons through the, hospital. during, last
Saturday’s open house. Education Minister Donald Brothers
congratulated ‘the people of Castlegar and Kinnaird on the|six
development in the area in the-past 10 years. He: called at-
tention to the original hospital, then only a year old, and
MI to ‘the newer Selkirk College, Kinnaird and Brilliant bridges,
the Keenleyside Dam,.Rotary, Health Centre, Senior Citizen's
Villa and several other landmarks. — Castlegar News Photo

Sere
the facilities, é:
Fangs said’ he . felt. there
‘would. be even ‘more: partici-
pating than: last year.

Disap| pointment “at such
a small Rirnout” at the joint
Town’ of. . Castlegar-Celgar
meeting ” on -pollution © last
"Thursday twas expressed this
week by the arcompany’s vice-
president, Celgar pulp’ opera-
‘tions, O.- Burchardt. =:

yy. the West Hooley
Pollutisa’ ‘Control Association.

An_ estimated $117 was
taken Nov. 2 in the most re-
cent break-in reported in ‘this
area. bringing the. total ; to

homes entered in “the