Supreme Court
Squashes Prepaid

Funeral Charges

The British Columbia Su-
preme Court has quashed
‘charges against four men and

a, two companies charged with
conspiring to solicit prepaid
funerals.

Charged in the case,
heard during the cufrent
spring assizes, were Donald
R. Callahan and Kenneth
Schmelke of Red Deer, Alta.;
Lawrence Albrecht and Frank
“Richardson of Penticton; the
Western Bible Society of Pen-
ticton, and “Valley Funeral
Chapel Ltd. of Penticton.

+ The charges arose from
what the Crown contended
was an attempt to take over
the Scenic Valley Retirement
Centre, Penticton, by pur-
chasing debentures held by a
number of Penticton resid-

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Only’ two days are left on Saturday and on Sunday.
to the “Castlegar Open” so| All

make sure your entry
early,

According to the tourna-
ment chairman's report, ev-
erything is well organized in
guarantee a mem-jat 2

order to
orable experience fur all par-

_ ticipants.

All contestants are re-
quested to check in by 8.15
am., so that hole positions
can be established immediate-
ly. This will ensure an early

Start. The course will

closed from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Kootenay Karrot
Krunchers Make

fairways must remain
open because of the shotgun
start.

However, normal play
for non-contestants and the
general public will resume

On Saturday evening
there will be a social at the
Arena Hall in Castlegar. Ev-
eryone is welcome to come
and enjoy an. evening of ex-|
cellent music,

in to extend a-warm welcome
to all visitors. Let's : show

our area is noted for.

Our ladies section of the
club will be holding their
“Open” on Tuesday, so if any} 5!

them that ‘warm hospitality!
HIGH SPIRITED Darlene Dunn of Caarleeae, wouldn’t milss
for This w:

and good dancing. Let's join| ig

Bee.

‘when

pp at the

- + CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 5, 1969

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Butterbali — - Grade ya

ina
i last Thursday evening and was greeted by her fellow
graduetes. The 1969 graduation class of SHSS numbered 159
students with principal John Holden singling out this year’s
group as the most cohesive, spirited, responsible and co-op-
erative that the school has ever seen. — Castlegar News

636 Columbia Avenue — Phone 365-5155 men who are free at that!
time could give the gals a
hand, I am sure they will
appreciate it.

J. Zeebroff, R. Dyson,

The Crown alleged that
part payment for the deben-
tures was to be in the form
of prepaid funeral plans.

In dismissing the charges

Steady Progress

Members of the ioolen:

‘Government

Navigation Lock in the Arrow Dam While the Dam was Under Construction _

following two days of legal
argument, Mr. Justice J. A.
MacDonald said each of three
charges against the defend-
‘ants alleged more than one
conspiracy.

District Socials

The Scene Al...

fars. D. E. eee 365-5503

Mrs. Henry

Knippeibess. ee Kinnaird at-
tended the: wedding tal their
it Sat-

vice-president, of the
Teachers’ Associa-

Ruth Townsend of inate,

KINNAIRD JUNIOR
|SECONDARY SCHOOL

‘Castlegar Juniors
Lose Doubleheader

The Castlegar Juniors

y 11 men and walked three.
-{lost both games of a double- Cecil

NOTICE TO SHIPPING

B.C. INTERIOR — ARROW LAKES
CHANGED AIDS TO NAVIGATION
Busing 8 weer ‘levels of the Arrow Lakes have ne-
ne in lighted aids. When
sew ermanen of each Tight will be advertised.

LL 25 McCormick Pt. (Syringa Creek) moved to
new location on south shore. A new light, character-
istic Haing white every 12 seconds, has been es-
Creek.

tion

abs
Chueh at Bellevue, Alta.
when she became the bride of
Andrew Lang of Port

ding | by
Kinnaird.

and Mrs. Everd Coop-|

er of Victoria left for home
Monday after visiting 3 at the
R. L.

home of Mr. and Mrs.
Ki

pest eer

berni,
formerly of Kinnaird. They
were accompanied to the wed-
Miss Jean Leveridge

322 Forest Fires
‘Fought Across
Canada in April”

fires

it &

visited Peace River, Edmon-
ton and Nipawin, Sask.

Mrs. Maria Merlo of Kin-
naird left Saturday for the
main

coast where she will re:
for medical attention.

Sympathy is extended to
Mr. Hadikin of Pass
elon ‘whose sister, Mrs. Polly’
Relkoff of Taghum, died at

her home on May 31.

Mrs, Carl Henne of Cas-

tlegar, president, and Mrs.

Tie
Coopers, who have been vac-
ationing for the past month,

woodlands, according to esti-
mates of the Forestry Branch

ies and forestry at Ottawa.
By comparison, in April
1968 there were 765 fires

using damage to 53,000
acres of forest.

f April with forest damage
sversehie 19,000 acres.

he
primary teachers: meeting in

There were 322 forest
Canada dur-
ing the month of April which
damaged some 2,000 acres of

of the department of fisher-|gin

Over the previous de- by bird,
cade there was an average of
pre fires during the month

Our track meet held last
Friday was highly successful.
We gambled on the wea-
ther and it proved to be just
right — not too warm and
not too cool. Everybody was
in. good spirits and sales at}
the concession counters soar-
ed to record heights during
ie

day.

(The weather lent itself
to both hot and cold refresh-
ments and these the Student
uncil had provided. in
abundance.)

At the end of the meet
the T-Birds were declared the
winners by the narrow mar-
of ‘two points (210 to
208!) The mile run proved to
be the deciding factor. It was
held on Monday at noon hour

home ahead of of the pack, led
their Doug

Houghton,
He was followed by Han:

dy Giles, bert

;and Toni DaRosa. Bob ae

came in fifth to the honor

and last

Be",
Terry Maloff.
Shot Put, girls

of the galloping Lippizzans
place (for points) was
nailed by Jaguar's
Blondeau.

Full results of the track
meet are as follows:
Javelin Throw, girls

Pat Fomenoff, 54’ 5%

2 Beverley Strelaiff. 3 Bren-
da Young.
Javelin Throw, boys

Bruce Knippelberg, 127°

2 Albert Machado.

Grace Gormley, 24’ 10%'

2 Sharlene Saville. 3 Lynn
Baron.

Shot Put, boys

Manuel Garcia, 40’ 9”. 2
and saw four T-Birds fly'Don Rogers. 3 Wayne Ostofor-

off.
Discus, girls

Discus, boys

Philip

header played Sunday, after-
noon in Grand Forks. the lone Castlegar hit. Gran
Grand Forks won the|Forks was credited with four
first game 3-0. Brian Hama-|hits,
gami, the winning pitcher, Grand Forks took the
fad iv strike-outs and allow-|second game 10-2, Castlegar’s
ed two walks. runs
Py Gene Shutek struck: out

whe had both got on first on
Youth Here Fined Harry Strukoff, the win-
On Two Gharges

ning pitcher, struck out 10
and walked four.
Rod
3) Of Break-Eniry
A Prince George man

first batter of the game, got
id

”

MacKinnon struck

out three and was relieved

by Gene Shutek in the 6th.
hutek fanned the last two

a batters of the game.

a hen his 1964 model car left c i elght

the Toad two miles. west of| "i peel aug td committed five er-

‘orks was credit-
pri ‘ine one hits and made
two errors.

The Castlegar Juniors will
be in action again on June
15 when they travel to Ross-
land for a

p.m. Saturday and rolled into
‘a ditch was released Sunday
[from the Castlegar and Dist-

LL 26 ae Bay — moved to higher location.

A new light, characteristic flashing white every 12
seconds, has been established opposite Johnston
Creek at Smith Point.

LL 27 Edgewood Point — moved to new location across

LL 30 Cottonwood Point range, front — discontinued.

LL 32 Rock Island Channel Range, Front, — discon-
tinued.

LL 35 Kuskanax Creek Point — discontinued.

inson Point.

Victoria, B.C. May i uae

E..Slaght

Dieter Manager

Victoria Marine Services Base
Dept of Transport

“ing guilty before magistrat2
‘HC. Pitts ira a charge of driv-

‘ay Karrot Krunchers record
steady progress in their ef-

forts to achieve good health
and a desired weight.

Pat Paul and Lucy Chev-
eldave both gained their star

status by recording their

chosen weight in the: month]-

May.
it. lose!

e current contest

id beaten path around a green

This © evening) Dr. John
= Walton vr speak to oe
an

F Best, loser for May was

Sheila Thederahn with Marg:
aret Munns receiving her sec-
ond spoon for remaining with-

Bob Jeffery and D. Jones will
be in the final for the Bosse

Photo

TURKEYS

Inspected ..

Trophy. It appears that a few
high ‘handicap players are
moving into the winner's cir-
cle once again.

Interesting comments
poured forth from the course
committee ‘at the executive
meeting on Monday. People
are still not concerned about

in her desired weight for an-

ery
other period of three months. ance crew is working

hard in order to provide the
golfers with good playing
conditions. However, it be-
comes quite discouraging to
them to see wumnecessary
abuses going on constantly.
.For instance, golf carts
are not allowed on tees.or on
tafe aprons of the greens.

will soon kill the grass ‘thus|

leaving ." compact ground

around the e exeen. Let's Pull
an

answer period will follow.

With this being the first si

also be a bool ige.
On June 12 the weigh-in
am. as mem:

time will be 9
bers are travelling to Ains-

worth Hot Springs for the

Oe carina ad people. t oy

{from more than

Mr. and Mrs. Guy Guido;
of Kinnaird, were Zamone the!
15,000 id guests

Kinnaird Couple Attend
60th Rotary Convention

area in world progress. .
Symposium pa oaicipants

‘Pork Steak

ald; d: news-

70 «
who attended the 60th An-
nual Convention of tary
International, in Honolulu last
ek.

weel

Mr. Guido, a member of.
the Castlegar Rotary Club, is
attending his fourth Rotary
corivention. Official delegates
to the convention . elected
James F. Conway of Rock-
=n} ville \Centre, New: York as
he organization's. president
for 1980-70. They also elett-
ed international officers for
the. year beginning July 1,

‘One of the highlights of

is the

thowehtel golf course etiqu- the

a sympo-
sium, “Dawn. of ‘the Pacific,”
focusing on the political de-

course. we request

under seven)

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Unit
economic development aa
former US." undersecretary

laza-Las-

Tee
by, president of Pan “Ameri-
can World Airways. Modera-
tor of the panel was Roscoe
Drummond, whose syndicated
column on politics and world
atlas: appears in 150 news-

ape

at) ‘Another key convention
speaker was Astronaut Frank’
Borman, a Rotarian of (Space

.|growing importance of this

Center) Houston,

Happy Vale §

Considerable interest was]
in library

Local Delegates Attend.
Libraries Conference

‘velopment Commission also
met. with local 1

shown
in: the West Kootenays at the
recent British Columbia Li-

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‘Tea Bags, 120. A, 49

Creamed Style Corn

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Fruit Punch

Jello Powders
Assorted Flavors .

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Manuel Garcia, 1208 4", 2 ing without due care and at-
Manuel Gerry tention. He was fined $100
Mosby. or in default 30 days in jail.
Long Jump, girls Mr. Eddy’s licence was
Gloria Zaitsoff, 12’ 8%". endorsed. The car was a total
Suzanne Van Yzerloo. 3,1055-
Vick! Polovnikoff.

Long Jump, boys

Bill Gordon, 16’ 8". 2
John Haley. 3 George Swin-

archuk.

dations of the survey report.
Nelson, Creston, - Rossland,
and Salmo were re-

be charged gree! brary. Association Conference
them around, Piet them have alin Kami
try at the wonderful sport of In addition to

for next year’s conference

olf and maybe they will be-
a come intereste ted. There: will when st tol be | held in Castle-
gar, We

be a social at the club house at egates| Mae:
met. wit wnetabess of e|rary
in the ere team which surveyed libraries Mrs, ‘W. A. Sones and Jobn

Also, there will be a mix-
ed social. in the near. future.| in area last’ October.|Mansbridge attended from
of the Library De-| Castlegar. 4

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About Which Car to Buy?

Also appearing _ before
magistrate Pitts on Monday
was James Foster Watson, lo,
of Castlegar who appeared on
two charges of breaking, en-
try. and theft.

223

Carnation.
d Milk

|. NALLEYS

Potato Chips triste pax ‘49¢

cincer ace ...4 aime, BOE
Zing 12. $1
Cheese ots $1.19
KRAFT JET PUFFED 2... 89°

Marshmallows
10.69%

High Jump, girls One charge arose from
Linda McGauley, 4’ 3”.|an incident which took place
2 Dianne Cook. ¥3 Dianne|the night of May 4 when ap-
Westerlund. 4 proximately $14 was removed
High sump. boys trom SHSS.
Mike Conkin, 4’ 8%”, 2 The second charge arose
Ross Dickson. 3 Keith Mc-|from the removal of a case of
beer on May 23 from the
Government Liquor Store
here.
Watson had appeared in
court on May 28 and was re

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Triple Jump, boys
Cam Oxman, 33’ 7%”. 2
Manuel Garcia. 3 Mike Con-

Pole Vault, boys manded in custody, for a pre-
Ross Dickson, 7” 11”, 2:sentence report at that time.
Doug Houghton. 3 Duncan He pleaded guilty to both
icNabb. charges and received a sus-
75 yard Dash, girls pended sentence with 12
Gloria Zaytsoff, 9.9. 2!months probation on the liq-
Linda McGauley. 3 Pam War-‘uor store incident and was
ford. sentenced to one day in jail
100 yard Dash,

j
boys for removal of money from
John Haley, ite 80. 2 Cam | SHSS. :
Oxman. 3 Bill Go.
220 vere Dash, Gorgon
loria Zaitsoff, 313, 2
Carol’ Tomlin. 3 Susan Roden-
rE.

From the towering grandeur of the
“Rockies to the sandy beaches of Z
the coast. From the charming
Okanagan Valley to the sprawling
Peace River country. From the vast
forest reaches along Highway 16

to the gardens of Victoria. Your
home province offers endless ¥
opportunities for enjoyable holiday
travel. Heed the call of British
Columbia this year.

“B.Cee-ing is Believing”

GOVERNMENT OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
DEPARTMENT OF TRAVEL INDUSTRY
Hon. W. K. Kiernan, Minister
.R. B. Worley, Deputy Minister

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Bob Rafter. 3 Blaine Taylor.
The T-Birds were
ful in sweeping most of the
relays.

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