4. CASTLEGAR NEWS, ‘Thursday, June 8, 1967

VICTORIA REPORT

By James K. Neshill |

Today's Provincial Ministers Travel Around the World

Never in our history did so
many: of our cabinet Thinisters
go traveling, They're here,
there, everywhere, all over, the
place, and all around the world.

Premier Bennett says this is
well and good, and he may have
a point. He says a government
must know what's: going‘on in
other, distant places, and 50
learn. Time was when, if a cab-
inet minister. was not in Vic-
toria, he might be somewher
in British Columbia, or
Ottawa, but seldom in
neyer in Japan or India.

It's difficult to keep up with
the 10 _Peregrinating cabinet min-

ters. It costs a lot of money, all

the hopping about, but I sup-
pose somehow, pomewnere it
pave dividends, though I often
ik the government could cut
down on its general traveling

B.C.

often show up at. such parties
as that of the Convention for the
Preservation of Tropical Fish.
Certain people in high places
love running around at public
expense,

+ No doubt our Premier will
be off abroad sometime this
summer,.He hasn't been to Rus-
sla yet, but says he has been
invited. I would think our Pre-
mier rather envies the way Pre-

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}] mler Daniel Johnson of Quebec
was received in’France, just as
If he were the head of state.
Iai the old, more leisurely
lays, emier now and then
uae to ngland, but not often.
It was a trip of more than two
weeks, Premier John Robson was
in London in 1892, on govern-
ment business, when he caught
a flnger in the door of a hansom
eab, blood Poisoning setting in
and taking his life in a few days.
Premier Richard McBride
went to the coronation of King
George V and Queen Mary in

made such a hit at the Roy:
Court that he was knighted, the
only premier in our provincial

1911, and his handsome presence | of
6 Je Royal| did he return, on a visit, in the

history to bear a title. James
Dunsmuir could have had one,
but refused to even consider it}
to the chagrin of hls American-
born wife,

Thomas Dufferin Pattullo,
as far as I can learn, was never
in Europe in all his life, though
invited to visit London by King
George VI and Queen Elizabet
when they: were here in 1939.
It surprises me that Pattullo, as
Premier, did not go to ‘London,
for he was a British royalist
through and Tae ugh.

Premier Hart did not
go to England ropa he was head
the, government. Only once

1920's to his hative Ireland, tak-
ing his Victoria-born wife Hattie

Machine Works
Winners May 29

‘Trail Machine Works won
over Castlegar by a score of 5
Ly 1 at Sunningdale Park on May

In Kinnaird Park on June 1
Paddy’s Esso team won a very
close game over Castlegar, 4-3.

The next home game:
Kinnaird Park is for tonight with
the visiting team being Rex Hot-

League Standings

SNOMehNE

gar
Trail Hotel

Candy Flavored
Pills Dangerous

Parents should be aware of
the dangers or the common

Ferry Out
‘Bridge In
At Needles

Plans for a highway bridge
across the Columbia River at
Needles were confirmed Friday.

B.C. Hydro chairman Dr.
Hugh -Keenleyside ‘ said high-
ways minister P, A. Gaglardi
had sannounced in a sxecent
speech that’ the bridge was to
be built,

“I was ‘very Pleased to have
this further confirmed in a dis-
cession T had with the highways
minister on Thursday,” Dr. Keen-
Jeyside * added. “In fact, ‘prelim-
inary work on the approaches
has already commenced.”

The new. bridge, which will] th

him: He never Want rack back

ng
would name him Canadian min-
0
‘Premier Byron Johnson
made one be sy London when
he was in off:
Well, happy globe-trotting

th] Mr. B.C, cabinet ministers.

KUCW Rummage
Sale enor

“Theme of Show —
Was Life in B.C.
In Past Century

More than 500 Persons at-
tended the Centennial display
held last’ weekend by students
of KJSS.

Featuring artifacts from
farm machinery through spin-
ning wheels to surgeon's tools,
the display was a student-organ-
ized commentary on life in B.C.
through the past century.

The display, which centred
around an authentic colonial liv-
ing room

Church Women held at the pore
of Mrs, . Askew with
ladies in attendance.

A humorous excerpt, How
We kept Mother's Day, was read
by Mrs. A. Mc

pieces loaned from dozens of
citizens, companies and groups
in Castlegar and district.

A display of dolls in costum-
es through the centuries and
several india ink drawings of
early-day scenes lent an air of

A morning coffee party, to
be held on’ the lawn of Mrs, J.
W. Brownlie, complete ¥ with bake
table, was arranged for next
veaneaiey
C, Ackerman will
chalet the Beptenben meeting to
be held at her home at 130
pm.

Rotary Director
Retains His Post

Ed Herman, of Castlegar nas
been re-elected to the board of
directors of the B.C, TB-Christ-
mas Seal S

tany Ch

the recent aoniial meeting of

the society at Victoria.
‘Vantouver's traffic on,

Kenneth 8S. Vau;

to the ef-

fort, which occupied the entire|”

floor space of the secondary
school’s activity room.

Several pieces of heavy ma-
chinery, a huge old bellows used
by one of the area’s frontier

iths and a
used in mining Operations were
among the larger objects.

A feature attraction at the
show was part of a more recent
history — the skis first used by
the Kootenay’s world champion
skier, Nancy. Greene of Ross
land,

Local historian Harold Web-
ber gave a talk on the histo:

ry
,| of the area, recalling the boom- 5

or-bust days of opening up the
Axrow Lakes and West Kootenay
country.

The display was a joint ef-
fort by history and geography
students of the school. -

household pl
given to babies ‘and children fo:
the ‘collet of fever, aches and

Pi
5 oF these bab; ‘sized
sy yy: by sized

pills taken at one time.
a child, public health authorities
caution.

“. Parents" should ower bribe
a feverish child to tak aby-
eae pill by telling him j its aarp
like candy”.

Health authorities urge var |i
fonts te ae eee :

for “met

Drug Snistes ean iil.

- Tranquillity west to Fit ind

- Tranquillity
is the most eva-'

tions. ;
Every spring I go through
©. same routine, and I can’t,

| DID YOU ¢
| KNOW .

We Clean lea

Only $2.50 for every 6 Ibs.
of drapes dry cleaned: -

You'll be amazed at the quality of

Cleanliness at such ‘little cost.

SUPPLY LTD.
Phone 365-7202

KING

DRY. C

gots 365-51 45

KOIN

ughaD-] was
elected Society President.

understand ~ why an -intelligent
man can‘be so stupid and suck-| Ia:
ered annually. All it proves to
me is that experience teaches
you nothing, contrary to th

We,

year, May beckons like
a benutital maiden clad in the
flimsiest of drapeires. Every year
I pursue her, panting (¢ (or puff-
ing). And’ each year she’ turns
out to be-an old bat garbed in
potato sacks, with a wart on her
nose, falsies and bad breath,

The worst of the winter's

grind is over. And I look for
green leaves and a warm breeee:
for a.soft ©

uillity.: "And \every: ‘Ma:

it eludes me -with the: ease an
eel would elude. an elephant.

Mostly it’s: the Old Lady's

faults Like‘.many women she

By Bill Smiley
for Father

the ‘anty ad to:set-
tle that. ‘and I thought every-
ing was cleared up and I might
get a smidgeon of tranquillity.

prophet. Had
just had a’ pleasant ‘six’ weeks
bi around Mexico and the
i| Southern states, Worked for his
keep, here and there, from’sell-
ing fruit’in’ a market to ‘being

{a servant for ‘a’ wealthy couple.

He's 19.

is to sée:all that. shabbi-| wrestling

peel An the * ‘vel low spring ‘sun-
light, and acts;accordingly:. For.
a solid month, | Tve_ been ‘4ook-
ing at Srapery material, * wall-
paper and

"PRESBYTERIAN.
(CHURCH .’
Rev. J. H. Wiseman —

Service of Worship ‘and
Sunday School at 11 a.m.

ST. DAVID’S
ANGLICAN.
- CHURCH

8.00 am. Holy. Communion
9.30 am. Holy Communion’

LUTHERAN CHURCH
"i: SERVICES

Sundays at 3 p.m.
Held in St. David's

Anglican Church
Sunday School 2 p.m.
Rev, Harold C. Clark: -

-PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE’

791  Firet Ave.
Pastor: Rev.; KD. Cooper

School,
il am. Paulie Devoted:
7 p.m. Family Evangelism.
Tuesday: -

7.80 Bible Study ‘and Prayer.

friday:
7.30 p.m. C.A. Service.

“Where area iger but
you a stranger

THE SALVATION ARMY

at) Colt
Sunday 2 %
* ‘9.45 ams: Sunday; School
11.00 a.m, Holiness Meeting
Wednesda jay

7.80 p.m. Bible Study ©
Thursday;

7.80: p.m.-Home League

Phone. 365-7112

Public invited to all. services.
You are never a stranger at the

'‘Wnvoy & Mrs, K. Mallory _

CALVARY
BAPTIST CHURCH

s Pastor D. Reeves,
i" Ph. 868-7178
Next to the Cloverleaf Motel
Plaza
Bible Hour - 10 am,

ly Worship 11: am.
forship —:7.30 p.m.

All Welcome

Evening,

Apostolic Church

Two:blocks East of the ~
Gastiaalsa Shopping Plaza
10.a.m,.:—= Sunday School Heur
ll am, Homing ‘Worship

7.80 p.m. Evangelistic
Service
“Phone 365-3150
W. Love Interim Minister
: All Welcome’
CHURCH.OF GOD
Acree a ERE
r e'' 365-6762

poses
1038, am, nm Morning Fo

y Uniting Since i925 ‘the Congregational Methodist
and Presbyterian Churches ‘of Canada

- CASTLEGAR ..
.- ROBSON —
sPhone 365-8337

Rey. Frank Willey.
MORNING WORSHIP.

Castlegar. — 11.15 am...

Robson — 10 a.m.

Castlegar — Sunday School.
P88) am

Scan sre arg:

Phone’ 965-7814
Rev. Don Faris
WORSHIP.
—ilam.
~ Genelle - —T7pm.,

 Klanaied ‘Church School
‘Age 3 to grade 3-1lam.
es Grade’ 4 to 9-945 am.

and reset,

Saeurday: night, Td had enough,

I told flatly that idn’t

fare if a {Gecorated the ole

jouse urple,

to include me: out. Rete
Then-I get a one-hour lec-

fure, trot eons nelenpers

just .grin: Miistome to the bee

just 8, listens ie

and says, politely: “Dad, I have

all my life to go to college and

settle down to a job ‘and raise
family. What's the cush?”

What, indeed?

med pbridie: Yes, 1 lit
bridle. it's tle a
‘her e the chestertiela as it
've only had it 16 years,
‘her ' what's ‘wrong’. with
the drapes we have? I refuse to
admit the ane

Safeway’s Garden Shop

Open Thursday, Friday & Saturday

when ait hits.
hae ae Pim out into .the

quive
and fear,
post heap,” a pile of:old leaves

It ~offends my ‘puritan up-| ”
the ‘whole :

3 | ethic ‘of hard work, : and‘ the
capitalist-materialist outlook of
our society. But I can’t help a
sneaking agreement with him.
I've been ‘hacking away for
20 years, and ‘have wound wp

I | with a couple of Kookie kids, a

kookie wife, a car owned by
the bank, a good-sized mortgage
and a job that is ‘draining my
life away, drop by drop. What,

. | indeed, is the rush?

Oh, well. Now. the family
has decided we're going to Expo,
and there goes the last ‘hope

of a modicum’ of’ tranquillity:
And what the heck! tranquillity
is for old guys.‘ And, I ain’
an old guy, he said sh:

There's sways. next Spring.

How 7 do you have a “good|’

INT
Getting the money.

i need to’ meet family: dental and

The, Slementa ey meet | li,
x School Dis! No. 9 wal
fia -at Calameda stadium
May 19 under the direction ot
Ered Salekin from “Robson

Nearly 1,000 students from
B| grades four to seven gave their
best for their respective schools.
Girls ee 9 years

Dash:
Twin Rivers; 2nd. Leona David-
off, Tarrys; Srd:° Jill) Dawson;
Kinnaird.

Broad jump: 1st. May Hadi-
kin, Blueberry; 2nd..P. Bening-
er, Twin’ Rivers; 8rd. Jill Daw-
son, Hianeird.
WILLING HANDS are a signifi- ‘igh °jump: - 1st. Leona
cant part of the work of a Red Davieort 2nd. Jill Dawson, Kin-

Cross blood donor clinic. Here hale: Srd. Betsyn Ferguson, Kin-
ni

Throw: 1st. Pat West, ‘Twin
Rivers; 2nd, Janice McKinnon;
Srd. Carrot Farepaliin, Tarrys,

Rela y: Kinnaird, Tarrys and

Boys ape
Desh: a Neil Pritchard,
eee oe
J ueberry; evin -
Grandparents son, Twin River ae
P Broad jump: Jet. Gordon

Problem Group Stocennath, Tarra: a
al Hughes, ‘nln Rive:
In T.B. Battle

jump: Garth Hughes,
ii, Rivers; 2nd. Shawn Fivnn,

plastle containers, ‘before th
blood is aeinava at a cintrolled.

quota this’ y vent was Ey Bins
“Castlegar News

Throw: 1st. Jamie: Guido, |
ite. Kinnaird: 2nd. John Veysey, Kin-| ©!
ae Srd. Neil Pritchard, Wood-

‘Woodland

etrvi
108 10 vai
faitie’b by. destroying those cows “Dash: “Int, "Chris Shakofe
have. been infected: by. the Tarrva: ; 2nd. Clara ..Kavatoff.
es. tuberculosis, ,,| Blueberrv: 8rd. Delphine Zari-,
+ | kore. ‘Tarrvs,

ff Taran ana. ae we
Agof TTVR: aheRe Gii-
While children: and oung mont. Twin Rivers: $rd. Dalohine
adults :do Bet tuberculosis’. we Zalkott.
invariably id that: they have
mn infected by an. older mem-
ber of: the family.”
is potindtathers ae: probably mont. Twin Rivers.
I- , Throw: Pe Saori
bereuloats gontrol: 1 rome time Tarrvs:. 2. 1, Poly, Saoriken. 1
re responsible sherry:
for ‘fectng® tale grandchild. oe
WN

. Michelle Gui-

ing, pan) Rivers.
elay: ‘Woodland

Park, Renin
Bove sea 10 vears

“Dash: Ist. Billy Aremiri.
Tarrvs: 2nd, Bobby Zehert.:'Twin
Rivers: 8rd. Pat Hall, Twin
Rivers,

ENGINEERED.
HOMES

See. the New "67
Centennial

cour, Tarrys; Ind. Murray Price.
Award. Homes 5

‘Twin Rivers: Ard. Bruce Alling:
fem: Woodland. ‘

‘Twin?
Schecter: ‘Srd. "ay
_ Phone 865-6451 Tarrys.

Maso ae

Throw: Ist,
Twa) Rivers: 2nd. Barry, Brings.

.PULP MILL TOURS

‘Tours of the Celgar Pulp: Division will be _
Held Tuesdays through Fridays at T-p.m.

For special | arrangements | such. as. group. tours
and. days other than’ the:above, : please contact
the Industrial Relations Departme ent.

st. Sandra Conkin, | McNe

Robson; Srd. Michael Davidoff, | 0!

2: 8rd. Darlene! Flem- |"

Broad fumn: 1st. Billy Ar- Rh

M, Tartyé; Sr Srd, Tony Moscovitch,

Relay: *Tarrya, Woodland
Park, Kinnaird,
Girls. age 11 years
Dash: Ist. JoAnna Jones,
Woodlénd; 2nd, Ann Strelaeff,
Pass Greek; 8rd, Susan Collier,
na!

Broad jump: Ist. Debbie
lee, Kinnaird; 2nd. Judy
Nevett, Kinnaird; 8rd. Ann Stre-
ete) oe Creek.

th jump: ist. Kathy Mal-
off, meet 2nd. JoAnne ‘Jones,
Finnair land; 3rd. Wendy Caessen,

Throw: Ast. Marion Voykin,
Pass Creek; 2nd. Alexis Wailace,
Twin Rivers; 3rd: Linda Pere:
versoff, Robson .

Relay: Woodland Park,
Twin Rivers, Kinnair:

Boys age 11 years
Dash: Ist. pony a Ghernotty

Kinnaird; Srdo tim "chutslcott
Robson.

Broad jump: Dean Graves,
Rohson;. 2nd.. Ron Chernoff,
Woodland; David Davies, Kin-

naird,
jump: Eddie Zebroff;
innate ie ci ie ae
son; ‘ance | Ordo! ral
eer ia Gert ys

Twin Rivers; 2nd. Sa ey,
Kinnaird; Srd. Bill Garrett, Kin-

Kinnaird, Tarrys,

its ie ons ae
age ist, Ba Warford,

Woodland: 2nd, eal Tomelin, |
Kinnaird; "ard. Colleen Creegan,
Kinnaird: “

R eer:

Broad jump: ist,.Pam War-| Rol

ford; 2nd, Carol. Tomelin, _Kin-
naira § ora Marcia

jum Jet, Diao W West-
ae hes ym ers) Many Niners,

ann SU ea

e Stoochnoff,

“Relay: ‘Kinnaird, ‘Woodland
Park, Twin Rivers,
Boys age” 12 years
Tarrys; 2nd. Lyle Mykyte, Kin-
naird; 3 ord, a, Jon Haley 1 Kinhaled,
oa jump:
2nd. Steven Zoobiatty
Rianaird, 8rd. John White, Twi:

Ist, : Michael
30. 2nd.) Fra

Savinkoéf,
Twin Rivers; 2nd. Frank Clarke;
Twin

Rivers;’ 8rd. John Haley,
John McNabb, Kinnaird. 7

Ontischenta; Srd. Frank
Seed tHe
Kinnaird, Twin Rivers,

8,
Girls age 13 years
Dash: 1st. Lorraine Bermel,
Kinnaird: and. Susan Hrajooha,

Kinnaird; » 8rd.. Liz

Loukianoff, .2.:2) Throw:, 1st.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 8, 1967

School District Holds Track Meet = |—_____—

Twin 1 Rivers}, Judy MacDonald, | Stelaev, Twin Riveri
Robsoi "|S Relay: Robson

Be
on, Twin Rivers,
‘Throw: Ist, Linda Ostofor-
off, Twin. Rivers; 2nd. Noreen
Halbauer, Twin R cided 8rd, Un: | Alves

E "Ho, Sop: P Pat Shay, Twin en vars: * SAL thi ed Dealer Fi
» —
rivers nd, pen Kin-| Garcia, win River 1s pul eon me
na! jusan Hrajnoha, Kin- a, vers; 2nd. R. Ful- i
oo eee me es se ‘Twin “Rivers; 3rd. Bob * RCA. VICTOR — For the finest in color or
Relay: innai obson, ;
Torys. : i black & white TV
Boys 298 }13. years. Twin Rivers; “and, Tony
Das! Ist. Hal Hesketh, | Mario Chaves, tle,
Twin Feat 2nd. Wayne Jack- Shot put: 1st. Manuel Gar-
son, Kinnaird; 8rd. Doug Hough- cia, Twin a vers 2nd. ‘Tony Sil-
ton, Kinnaird. 4 ard. R, Fullerton, Twin Riv-
Broad jump: Ist. Hal Hes-| er¢
keth; 2nd. Jack Kabatoff, Twin Hop, Step: Ist. Manuel Gar-
Rivers; 8rd. Mike Kalesnikoff, cis, in Rivers; 2nd. R. Fuller:
Ootischenia. ton, Twin Rivers; 8rd. Ron Par-
High jump: Ist. Mike Kal-| kins, Ki
esnikoff, Gotischenia; 2nd. Jack
Kabat Ki

TELEVISION

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nnaind. Ph. 365-7838 Day or Evening 270 Columbia Ave.
Relay: Twin Rivers, ‘Robson, i

in ers Srd.

te
Wayne Jackson, Kin’
Throw: Ist. Danny Philip.
off, Tyvi Rivers; 2nd. Hal ’Hes-
eth, Twin Rivers; Srd: Bill

Kalegaihot Twih Rivérs.
Hop, Step: 1st. John Fowler,
Twin Rivers; 2nd. Ken Carlson,
Twin. Rivers; 3rd. Mike Kalesni-

kolf, Ootischenia.

J Relay: Twin Rivers, Robson,

Girls age 14
sao! ey ‘Vera. Strelaev,

Twin Rivers; 2nd. Hiberta Costa,

Teun ‘Rivers; Srd. Debbie Kaar-

WARNING

‘Any person or persons dumping ‘i in the -Castlegar
Sanitary Land Fill without writien permission from the
Town-Works Supervisor will be prosecuted.

A. Percheson,
Clerk, «

Bop. ate tep: Ist, Hiberta Cos- Town of Castlegar.
ta, Twin Rivars; 2nd.'Linda Rob- ‘

,| skowek, Twin ‘Rivers; 8rd. Vera

ad ji D: Pat t Shay, Twin
Rivers; 2nd. Sharon Baron, Kin-
nainds 8rd. Lorraine ‘Bermel, Kin-

na!
‘High jump: Ist. Susan Hraj-
Kinnaird; 2nd. Pat: Shay,

KINNAIRD SWIMMING

Classes will be conducted by Guatitied si 4
by. the Village and will lead up. to tests for all

NAME

APPLICATION "FORM

FOR. SWIMMING INSTRUCTIONS

ng Instructors employed
lasses conducted -b
the: Canadian Red Cross pouty f in the latter “part if

of Sen

ADDRESS
ESTIMATED LEVEL (Check One)

Pre Beginner ($4.00)
, Gtrokers & Floaters)

© Junior ($5.00)
D Senior, ($5.00)

Complete Application Forms plug Fee should be

early application is advisable.

Monday
9.00 - ; 9.45. - Seniors
9.45 :- 10.30: - Intermediates
10.30'- 11.15 - Beginners A

‘11.15 - 12.00 - ‘Beginners B Thursday

9.00 :-

PHONE No: .

© Beginner .
Intermediate
( Bronze Medallion

naird Village Office by June 27th. As classes will be restricted in size,
LESSON SCHEDULE BEGINNING “ULY 3RD, 1967
10.15 - 10.45 - ‘Beginners B

10.45 - 11.15 :- Strokers
11,15 - 11.45 - Floaters

9.45 - Juniors

Chocolate Chips MARSHMALLOWS
12 oz. pkg. . ...45¢ Pkg. 35¢

Solo Margarine, ... _.5e
Chocolate. fesee:
. 59c

.., Grape Jelly

*2 pkgs. . .35¢

($4.00)

9-02., each ;

($5.00)
($5.00)
‘returned to the Kin-

SHERRIFF
Instant Mashed Potatoes
_T2-0z,, pkg. ... 55

HERSHEY
Instant Chocolate

2 |bs., each... 65¢
ORANGES

OTICE |

All cacrintion files and records...

Locally Grown by. Mrs; Mary Konkin of Thrums ‘
e All Vegetable Plants —~ - :

5 ib. cello bag
- CHOICE BEEF
ane Roast

Tuesday
9.00'-. 9.45 = Intermediates
9.45 - 10.80 - Juniors

10.30 - 11.00 - Floaters

; 11.00 - 12.00 - Bronze’ Medallion *

; : Wednesday

nee mee i 9.00 - 9.45 Seniors: °

LOANS UP TO sa09 : 9.45 - 10.15. Beginners A

jai TERA,

{FINANCE CORP. LTD: :

9.45 = 10.30 - Intermediates
10.30:- 11.30 - Strokers
11.80 - 12.00 - Bronze Medallion

Friday
9.00 -. 9.45 - Seniors
9.45 - 10.15 - Beginners A:
10. 1b. 10.45 - Beginners B

medical expenses Is a simple-matter at your GAC Inter-
~ national office.’ You'll get: prompt, personal attention
i need ‘to set-yotir' mind at ‘ease
«and conventent: monthly: repayments tailored to: fit your,
budget. Stop in‘or, call. Get a'cash advance from oi

@ Tomato Plants ~§ @ Variety of Flowers
_ -@ Peat Moss, 6 Cu. Ft. . : $2.99
@ Variety of Seeds and Fertilizers

. 75¢

for Pitts Prescriptions are now at
ary : '

NOTE: All Pre-Begiriners to report to Pool, Tuesday, July 4th at 10.30. ©
A.M. for.screening.

‘- Pre-Beginners ‘are ‘those who caimot swim across the’ Pool. Beginners
are those who’ can swim across the Pool but not much further. #

‘THE CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE OF KINNAIRD: a