2: CASPLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 23, 1964

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‘The second meeting, of those

interested in forming a Diteiet

“Forel” Yessirec, we are once
more ready to.embark on anothar
year of fairways, greens, blisters,

Queen’s English, and a welcome
change it Is too,

The curlers have handed over

etic
held in the Marlane Hotel Ban-

quet room recently.
+ A-general discussion of form-

ing this agsociation followed the
opening of the mecting, As a re-
sult of the discussions, it was
moved that a district amateur ath-
Ietic ‘association bo formed. °

This motion was carried una-

divots and slight violations of the

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and West Kootenay areas,

In British Columbia ‘the pro-
vince is divided into six zones.
The Nelson Zone, which is num-
ber 5, is further divided into East

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their brooms to their wives, hop-
ing they will put them to good use
while hubby heads for the wide
open spaces, but if hubby just
stops to look behind guess who
he'll see draggin’ along that second
golf cart!

The skiers have mostly decid-
ed to forsake that large divot out
of the mountainside in favor of the
(smaller?) one on the golf course,
and from all manner of hiberna-
tion the golfers are coming out in
force,

Thad hoped to hibernate from
this column for at least another
week but in ‘the last issue I sud~
denly came face to face with “Golf
on the Castlegar Course” by my-
self. i

I don't know whether this was
a gentle hint to get going or whe.
ther I have developed a “ghost”
writer but I would only ask that
in the future if my (friend?) is

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St. DAVID’S.ANGLIGAN CHURCH .

Sunday, April 26th

; 8.:am. Holy Communion, St. David's
iW, 00 am. Family Eucharist, St. David's

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to charge the ladies
an.extra few dollars on their year-
ly dues that he also include his
own telephone number so that-he
may reap the rewards of his li-
terary endeayour. (If my suspi.
eions. are correct’ I believe this
was a pretty ‘substantial sized
ghost?). Incidentally the fees for
the ladies are ag last year, $15.
(And, so Dick Wayling, take heed
for all your size!) +

Over the dormant months of
winter. your executive have spent

United Church
Choir Enjoys
Social Evening

The members of the Castlegar
United Chureh ‘Choir enjoyed o
social evening Friday at the home
of Rev. and Mrs. F. Willey.

The rumpus room was taste-
fully decorated with sheets of mu.
sic, bars of music and vases of
spring flowers, Many contests per-
taining to music were enjoyed with
several prize winners ‘each, re-
ceiving small toy instruments,
These instruments, along with | ==
some kitchen utensils, were used
as a band, These caused much fun
with many’ off-key notes ‘being
played, The members all joined ‘in
sing song and the band and the
singing were recorded, This caused
much ‘hilarity when played back,
{At midnight a delicious: buffet
lunchiéon was served, The’ choir
extended grateful thanks to their
hostess and host for such anen-
joyable evening.

OA was then
set up to form a tentitive consti.
tution and bylaws, consisting of
two members from Castlegar, Rob-
son and Kinnaird,

The Association is not being
set up for the benefit of those
setting it up but for district resl-
dents and their children. “Are you
going to'sit back and let the same
old ‘few “do all’ the work? Why
‘don’t you support it. Won't you
please watch for next notice of our
next meeting. Remember this is
for your benefit also,” said .a spo-
kesman for the association this

week.

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‘Mr. and Mrs. Percy’ Swift en~
tertained’ a a dinner honoring: Mr.

many hour: the. possi~
bility of water on the course for
the coming year, and mostly due to
the efforts of water chairman Bob
‘Wadey this has now progressed to
the point where a general‘ meet-
ing has been arranged for Mon-
day, May 4 at ‘7.30 p.m. in the
Legion Hall in Castlegar. {+ :/
Method of ‘financing various
systems under consideration, along |
with their pros and cons, will be
discussed, also other aspects af-
fecting the future of the club.-This
is a big step forward and your
attendance and interest-will be
ample reward: for the time and
effort expended over the winter
months Please attend. sees

Until ‘the matter of water is
finally settled your executive, will
be in a state of flux but as it'now
, stands the following are your

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Four bay service station with pumps and hoist.
‘Front end garage of the Castlegar Co-operative
Transportation Society.

Tender to state length of lease tendered for and
0 include purchase price offered for all front end,
quipment and current parts in stock,

Building, equipment and stock may be amped
by. contacting the shop f or

for 1964:
ick fi-

Dic!
nance, Jim Corbett; water, . Bob
‘Wadey; lands, buildings etc., Jim
Belly. ‘and Oito ‘Walker; tourna.
ents, John Miros; entertainment,
Ernie F and

and Charles
Thring of Sibren: whose birthdays
were on April 13. The beautifully
decorated birthday cake was! cut
and ‘mapy,.good wishes were €x-
pressed ‘by ‘the guests. Cards‘were
enjoyed and a very pleasant even-
ing ‘followed theturkey dinner. «
‘Archdeacon B. ‘A. Resker ‘of
Balfour was'a guest’ at the’ home
f:Mr. and Mrs.'R. T. Waldie over
the weekend. While in Robson, he
preached the sermon in the Rob-
son Community Church on Sunday
evening and dedicated silver cand-
le sticks, giyen by the family in
memory ofthe late Mr, and Mrs.
§. Humphries.

‘Mr. and Mrs. Duckworth, re.
sidents of Robson for many years,
left “on ‘Saturday: to make their
home in Rosslai

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Plan a Gookie. Sale

The Parents Group to the
Pa and

John McLecd,
Serving on several of the above
committees is our very able new
executive member Hugo Wood.‘

Now, the: good word from
John Miros. concerning competi-
tions for 1964: Opening day —
April 26, Tee off time — 8.30 a.m.
‘Men —:Medal Play — 18 holes.
Entry Fee — $1.00. Tee off. time
— 2:30 p.m. ‘Mixed’ 2 ball four-
some — 9 holes, Entry Fee — 50¢
couple. «*
Mens Open — May 17; Bosse
Trophy —. May 24; Calcutta —
June 20 and 21; Stay at home —
July 1; Gibbeys — Sept. 12 and 13;
— to be decided.

‘Tender bids to close and be in the Society office
not later than 5:00 p.m. May 11, 1964.

‘All tenders to be sealed and marked FRONT END
TENDER.

Seven’ tournaments, on top of
egular season's play, should sa-
isfy all golfers: for the’ coming
eason, if not theri outside tour-
naments: will ‘ably -fill the gaps.

willbe supplied. as it comes due]
We. hope within the next few
weeks to have a handicap book

Highest or any tender not
Reply to P.O. Box. 580, watecan B B. ra

at the ¢ but un-
til such time as this comes in to
effect please turn: in ‘your. cards

SAAN that your scoves are, recorded.

to. Mike Verzuh. and. we: will..see

ar] Gui-
des held their - regular “meeting
recently at the home of Mrs. A.)
Craig. °° x

Plans were made for the Coo.
kie Sale to be held in’ April, Re-
ports: were given’on the last dis-
trict meeting.
The next meeting will be held

ing a can of apple juice ‘towards
the July camp at Rory.
Following ‘the meeting, ‘deli-
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Offical Opening —

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"will take. place on
Friday, May Ist 1964
2.00 p.m: to 8.00 pi.

We will be pleased to see you and: will have the coffee
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To
store is \owned: by’ W, “Bin”
from Vancouver.
new ‘store’ is atfering a
complete line of hardware, major
appliances, sporting goods, build=
ers’ hardware, paint,’ electrical and |’
plumbing supplies, toys. and gar
den tools,
Mr. and. Mrs, ‘Voselaar, ; ;who
have two sons and two daughters,
have taken,up’ residence in| Kin-
naird, For’ the past’ 13 years they
have lived in the Fraser, Valley, and
Vancouver. wher’Mr, Vogel: nar has,

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Vogelaar, who’comes to this area

: | against 16eper. commion share for

| full 1983 year,

‘been: active in real estate, pouliry
farming-and tho building trades,

Assisting Mr. Vogolaar -in. the
store is clerk Mrs. Florance Bort!
wick,»

The new owner says it is, hi
intention “to be! of service to,
People.” He said Plaza ‘Hatdwaro
will be “a hardWare store where

people’ can .come — ani
the hogs that eal neéd.

so [ all. pres
5 “An

unday ‘evening the service of
tho’ United  Chtirch ‘was

eam Visits Here

wars sung by the choir with Mrs,

by the’ Naramata tour team. Those
taking the°service were ‘Bill But-
fuss and; Miss. Joyce Gemmell

congratulated for'their work. ‘The
‘service was veryjmuch enjoyed by

First quarter ‘rosults‘for'G hem-
cell" (1963) . Limited * have’ been
announced by Robinson Ord, pre-
sident.:
~ At the company’s annual meet-

,| 2ng recently, Mr, Ord reported that}:
{| net’ profit’ was. $2,373,000 ‘as com=
pared ‘to’ pro forma net Profit af ]*

$2,260,000 for the iftst quarter of
1963, Net profit avatlable per com-
mon share was 17c based on 12,-
829,691 < shares’ ‘outstanding as

‘thes first quarter ‘of 1063 on 12,
491,168 ‘shares ahd G0c for the

Net “sales were $21,! 587,000
atid net profit’ before taxes’ was
733,000: as ‘against ‘net sales.of
$20, 170,000 and net’ profit’ before
taxes : of $4,414,000 for the firat
nese moni of 1963,

ighlights‘ of the past year,
Mr.’ Ord ‘stated, in moving , adop-
tion’ of ‘the. annual report of the
‘directors published in‘early March’

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be greater’ and’ faster: than
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year Bio exceed ‘$10: million, :;
Mr, Ord referred to the notes
to the ‘finanical statements which
included “a note “as follows: “The
company. has entered into an agree-| 5,
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sant interest in

‘Theso.youfig People are to be| -

They also showed that it.is not
all work there; but, that they have
fun. with swimming, sports and
singing. Hy

thank to the team for’ such ‘an

at the or-
gan, It was) most. pleasing to
church=goera to sce so many. of
tho young People : present,
ter the service slides were
bhai of Naramata with’ Mrs:
Lund, dean of women, giving some
of. the commentary and Joyce and
Bill also giving some of the com.
mentary, These slides, which were
in: color,..showed.: the beauty “of
Naramata and } also’ the : activity
rooms, classrooms, work shops, etc.

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Vv. B, Willey extended many

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tion of. up;to $20,000, 000 payable in
cash, or through the issue of com.

thee *of \the: Company, or

casl
mon’shares.
He’ continued, ie negotia-
tions in this regard have now ter-
minated,’ we did: not acquire’ the
interest. and the" commitment. no
longer’. exists,” Our: plans con-
tinue to include’ growth and div-
ersification through expansion of

our own opérations as ‘well as by|_

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and we. ‘are: actively Pursuing se-
veral . othe oteritial opportuni.

ear) tothe growth
of our textile” and ‘chemical busi-
‘ness, have'continued into 1964 and
‘appear. likely to: hold throughout
the year.‘Nevertheless our market-
ing and: merchandising. activities |*

open collection will go’ to.the team

of the’\1st Robson | Girl Guides,
went:to Victoria during the Easter
holidays to receive her gold ‘cord

Her! report: follows:

Guides “and: Rangers and ..three
leaders met at the Pacific: Stage
Depot ‘in’ Vancouver,’ We.’ were’
taken by chartered bus to. ‘Victoria
‘over’ the. Tawwazsen Fi

evening. The. evening’s

to > hele defray travel Srpenees, :

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‘Robson Guitle
Tells.of Her
Trip to Victoria

‘Geraldine Giraud, a. member

from |, Lt.-Gov, George Pearls.

$) On April 1 ‘the, 69 Gold ‘Cord

After. ‘arrival in Victoria’ ‘we

tensified., We expec!
be another good’: ye

The ‘integration of the ‘two|

Will be maintained and indeed in.
t that 1964 will
ear. for Chem-

+] ceremony: The Guides and

it
president EK. Kj
bo and E. Kjemperud
Ponsible for’ the’ planning of th
entertainment: And: ) supper.: Bingo, he
we

by. ihe; membershi
: is D:

held in the ‘Castlezar Arena’ dn
the capable hands’ of Lily. Randeat

patie ‘stipper*

- | made arrangements to
home. };::;

had: lunch : in the -Empress ) Hotel
and” assembled: at’ the ‘Victoria
depot again,’ We::were taken by

the Pieced Co Cord presentation’ took

Lt..Gov. Pearkes presented
the certificates to..each ms irk, "Res
freshments ‘were ' served after. the
“Rangers
were entertained. by the Vict

Guides: in the evening. storia
On. April 2 we visited the mu-
seum,  Parilament . Buildings and
other. places of’ interest, We re.
turned ‘to “Vancouver by bus ‘and
‘return

were ‘Yes-
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A “Galas was

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A trek over the proposed =
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anniversary. of: the jlening of ‘the

‘In: preparation for :the 150th

transprovincial highway. should: be
ide’in ‘conjunction’ with the Sal-
mo’: Chamber ‘of: }Commerce, © the
Castlegar Chamber Was ‘told at its
last meeting, :
-Warren= Jennings, who ‘made pr
the g, Reso mmendation, said he would| G.

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she of vice-president K. Kiempe-
Was“ setup‘ to ‘plan -for
festivities for May ae 8 oe

ss T, ‘Davidson was ..electe
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Selvig.and T, Kringhaug as third

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. We wish to. thank all fhe people of the tisiriet
“who altended our grand, opening at he weekend,

and assure you we willbe happy | fo be‘of service”

lo you at anytime.

Bill Vogelaar

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