12 CASTLEGAR NEW:

'S, Thursday, June 13, 1963

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Rose Bowl

division at Spal "has. won the 1963
Blaylock Rose Bowl first aid com-
petition, it was announced. last
week by J. C. Ink, supervisor of
safety and hygiene.

Members of the winning team
are E, S. Secco, captain: and V.
Parslow with J. D. Bagshaw as
coach,

The Blaylock Rose Bowl is
symbolic of first aid champion-
ship throughout Cominco opera-
tions and is competed for by the
top team from each division.

Other division winners were:

Lead Refinery team, Metallur-
gical Division — A. Orlando, ‘cap-
tain; C. V. Maletta; J. S, Bowcack,
coach. :

Alberta Nitrogen Department
team, Chemical and Fertilizer Di-
vision — L. T. Larson, captain;
D. W. Langille; C. F. Lydsman,
coach.

Sullivan Concentrator .team,
Mines Division — J. S. Reid, cap-
tain; R. Holland; M. A. Slobodian

ARCA +coach,

The spacious lawn at the home
ot) Mr. and Mrs, E. Frederiksen was

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Television Service ;

e Repairs to: all makes of TV's,

Radios, Phonographs,
@ Electrical Appliances,

@ Applications for TV cable hook- ©

‘ <ops made here,

“Years | of . experience is. our
guarantee .of dependable service”

ELECTRONIC SERVICES;

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setting for Mr. and
Mrs. V. J. Lanphear to receive
their’ many guests last week on
ee occasion of their Golden Wed-

Many friends and

Local Couple Celebrates
50th Wedding Anniversary

“sence | of ’ the’

Tho Castlegar CWL held a.
combined meeting for May: and
June recently with nine: members
and. one guest, Mrs. Turcak, pre-
sent, ©). i

Mrs, Friesen, 3rd: vice-pre-
ident, was in the chair in ne ie

Catholic Women's League
Holds Its Regular Meeting

in October at. the’ City: Centre
dining room, followed by thelr
meoting at St, Rita's Hall. The ox-
ecutive is hoping that all the mem-
bers will’ be out to enjoy them-
selves,

The meeting was adjourned and

Brodman, who is in Switzerland.”
2; The mass ‘intention for June
is ‘for Father Brophy, the director,

B} who ‘celebrates his pith lay’ and

West, lcutenant-governor George
R. Pearks, Premier Bennett and
from Phyl, Keith, Sharon and
Cindy ‘their daughter-in-law and
family who were unable to be pre-
sent, F

The serving table was centered
with a

called and ‘expressed their good
wishes. Mr, and | ‘Mrs.’ Lanphear
were married June 1, 1913 in Mon-
treal and came west to Coyken-
dahl, where Mr. Lanphear ‘was
operator. for ‘the C.P.R.’ for two
years, They then moved to Trail
for one year, the: following year
they. moved to Brilliant, where
Mr, Lanphear was agent for two

moved into: Castlegar.’ Mr, Lanp-
hear retired from the .C.P.R.
1944.

Many members of the Senor
Citizens Association, of which Mr.
and’ Mrs, Lanphear ‘are. charter
members, attended ‘the reception.
J. -T.. Webster, ‘president of the
Senior Citizens, on behalf of the
members congratulated the happy
couple. He also presented the
guests of. honor wth a money tree
on behalf of those present. Their
many.-guests included representa-
tives of the' C.P.R., the senior ci-
tizens and many. friends and neigh-
bors.

‘Their ‘son J, V. Lanphear of
Chase was also. present and ~he
read: the ‘telegrams ‘received, from
L. B..Pearson, Prime Minister,—H.

‘W. ‘Herridge, MP. for Kootenay

for p

or three years, after which they |

el
tiered wedding cake, which had
been made and decorated by their
daughter-in-law Mrs. J. V..Lanp-
hear in Chase. The cake was de-
corated with golden roses and rose
buds. and topped with a golden
arch with a gold bell suspended
from it. Mr. and Mrs. Lanphear
made the first cut in the cake and
then iit was served to the guests,
\»* Pouring during the’ afternoon
were Mrs.’R. A. D. West, Mrs..B,

‘in |Trussler, Mrs. F. Richardson and

Mrs." 'L.- P.. Ferguson.’ Hostesses
were Mrs. E, Frederiksen, Mrs. N.
Defoe, Mrs, R. Defoe and Mrs. J.
Lawson. Serviteurs wore Mrs, A.
Richards, Mrs. P. Moroso, and Mrs.
N. Defoe. :

Mr, and Mrs. Lanphear receiv.
ed. many lovely gifts, bouquets, a
beautiful basket : of flowers from
the'C.P.R. employees, a great num-
ber. of. beautiful. cards, ete, during
fever afternoon from! their many
friends.

the

were served by hos-) ) ~
"Jtesses ‘Mrs, W. Kuit ond Mrs, S,
Horlick,

Mrs..S, Horlick was the. win-
ner of the booster prize, f

of hi
in’ June. Father thet flew to
Toronto for two weeks,
The ‘mass .intention for \July
is for the 1963 high school Erade
uates and the mi

were ull very sad-|.
dened by the death’ of. Pope John
XXII, and pray that the next Pope
will do as much for the world os
Pope John XXIII has done.

Mrs, Schwartzenhauer was CWL
delegate to the Annual Diocesan
Convention held in May in Pentic:
ton.

Her report will be ‘read at the
September meeting when members
hope more members will be pre-
sent!

; The September. meeting will
be held on: Sept. 10, the second
Tuesday in Sept.

~ The group is having a supper

0 B. ‘Ballard
Rover Grew
Enjoys Outing

On‘a recent Sunday eight’ mem-
bers of the 0.B, Ballard’ Rover
Crew set out. from’ Dr. Resker’s
beach: in Balfour in four can-
oes for a two-day trip on the Kao-
tenay Lake.

main Iake toward Kaslo. The west
side of the lake. was chosen as
the route for the first day. After
paddling about -half.a mile past
Ferguson Point. the ‘crew decided
to camp on.the other side of the
lake. just up from Tam‘ O'Shanter
Creek which is a few miles north
of Riondel. There they ate, fished,
swam and talked until dark when
4| they. bedded down for. the night.
-Monday morning the crew de-
cided'to return on the east side of
the. lake, They followed: the shore-
line past Riondel, had lunch under
the new power crossing and pad:
dled Dest: the: ferry terminus © at
Bay. They struck across

. CASTLEGAR. BRIEFS:

| A donation of $500 to the Koo-
tenay Society. for. Handicapped
Children for the proposed Dr. En-
dicott Home . at’ Creston’ was ap-

\|Proved’ by council on‘ a unani-
{mous vote,

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Comm. R.|C..Maddocks and
village chairman ‘Aage Sylvest said
they had both .been-contacted by
residents who favor ‘retaining diag-
onal parking in the- village. wher-
ever Possible. aa

wwe

The village will bid on the Elk
Drive-Inn property “if and when”
the property ‘is put up for bid.

ees tiee

The village grader will be used
for grading a Little’ League Ball
Park at Pass Creek Park at the re-
quest of L. Bailey, representing
the Little League Baseball Associa-
tion” in Castlegar. a

.

At the ceeees ofa ‘delegation
representing tennis enthusiasts

Castlegar and Districts, the’ village
will obtain estimates:on. the cost
of blacktopping™ tennis courts near

: {the arena, a

tion and long-term savings

Millions of Canadians depend.on permanent Life Insurance to
achieve the dual purpose of protection and ‘long-term savings.
Permanent Life Insurance values are guaranteed. All the amounts

ate carefully set out in your policy. The amount of p protection is’

there, the Cash Values are listed —clearly stating the. monetary
worth of your savings investment for years ‘to come. With *
permanent Life Insurance there is no guesswork, no speculation.
hese are safeguards no other long-term sevings plan can offer. -

i THE: ‘LIPE INSURANCE COMPANIES: IN CANADA ..

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Accounts.’ * totaling eaisoss

were eer for Rayment. Mid
included $3,000. iling.

the lake from Pilot Point and’ re-
turned .to’<Dr.} Resker’s beach tin
Balfour, tired‘ and sunburned but
happy.-

The’ crew: expressed thanks. to
all. those who patronized their car-
wash held at Castleaird Plaza, The
money raised from this enterprise
will be pyt.toward the

ass
August fs ‘for the children of the .
‘parish, a
1

/We make. buttonholes, ‘belts

They decided to. head up. the |

hoping: for.

a glare-free
»summer?..

People who love. the sun
know, paradoxically: that :

they must. protect
aelves from it.

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Polishers, Typewriters: ‘when It com ur :
they're the only tight fs ne
buckles: &. cover‘ buttons
Free estimates on sewing
machine’ repairs
Service ‘in Castlegar
Area Every. Monday-

vision Specialist.
B.C. ASSOCIATION OF
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New low prices now in offect on IKO
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Full range ‘of colors,

E See us for plywoods, PV board, insulation and all
“your other building needs. :

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BRILLIANT _ Ph, 365-4572

- Gat them from your «+ |
son pestalist * sociation’:has been accepted for

Mr, Sanvido for the work done by

a much-needed canoe. “If anyone
has: or knows of a canoe for sale it
would be’ appreciated. if they con-
tact the mate Wayne Groutage,
skip Walt Banigan or any member
oi the 0.B. Ballard Rover Crew,”
said a spokesman,

Gardening Helps
Keep Goed Shape ©

Gardening helps to -keep you
in ‘shape, but don’t take it. too
serlously. Just. work moderately
and. regularly. . Start the. season
off “easily, then work harder ‘as
you \get used to. it, Be’ careful
about: lifting heavy ‘weights ‘un-

in Tess you are in. good shape, =

d,‘remember, while you
are cultivating fitness in your. gar-
den, you ‘are: using energy.’at a
Tapid rate. ‘For: example, you use
400 ‘calories ‘an’ hour ‘mowing a

lawn. By comparison, ‘a baseball
player.'uses only 180 ‘hours \in ‘a

. [hard played game,

Department. of ;Lands, Forests,
and Water Resources °
FOREST SERVICE

« .> NOTICE

Examination for:Scalers’ License will. be held at:
“Nakusp Tues, June 4th Nakusp:- Near
Celgar Ltd... office
Greenwood Tues. dune 18th Cooke: Lumber.

; Co. Ltd.
“Passmore Thurs. June 20th Passmore Lumber
Peers as o, Ltd. 5
: at: 8:00: a.m.
The. eee will be taken’ up ‘with. scaling’ logs
and the afternoon: with the: written paper.
“oo. Examination’ fee-is $5.00. :
Application’: forms ‘PROPERLY ‘FILLED: ouT
“N° ADVANCE | must. be submitted ‘AT ‘THE EX-
‘AMINATION. : ented
«Application: forms ‘and further ‘aformation

Bole Bs CO.’ or Local Forest Service Officer.’

~ them. Stop’ in for "your, test

may: be obtained: from the District eoreeen Nel-.

After Shave Lotion,’
DeLuxe Plastic
4% ox, $1.50.

Guide Work Party. Readys_
‘Camp Rory for Summer

‘A work’ party was held last?

“weekend at’Camp Rory ,when 30

district Guides ond some parents
helped clean up the camp ready for,
the summer, camping, Parents pro-
viding transportation :out; to the
camp were J. Dalziel, ae Wilcox,
G, Laycock \and Mrs,* B.’» Halare-
wich all’ of Castlegar, CER, Nick-
erson,of Robson and Mrs, D. Amos
of Kinnaird.

Mrs,. J.. Dalziel,’ district ‘com-
missioner, extended her grateful
thanks to these people for the tran-
sportation. She also thanked those
who had’ worked so hard’ while
there and'these were the Guldes,

‘Mrs, Wilcox, Mrs, F, Giraud, Mr,
and Mrs, Nickerson | and | Mrs.

Amos, and a special. thanks to Mtr!
Dalziel and ‘son, ‘John, for: ‘the, ex
eavating they did.

The Guides did a good job ‘of’
burning stumps: and;small brush,
The ‘Guides’ also, had a cook-out
when they prepared the.lunch, Dur-
{ng the ‘afternoon: all present 'en-
joyed pop“. and marshmallows,
which was supplied Hioueh the
courtesy, of ‘the. district: LA...

It was noted that most of the
districts ‘have completed ' their -al-
loted joba at the camp and Castle-
gar expects to, complete theirs
soon; > When. another: work : pi
will be’ held, the’ fathers will be
called on, there being some car-
pentering work to do."

KRA Accepted as Member
Of Community Planning

‘Phe general’ mecting ‘of ‘the
Kinnaird Ratepayers’. Association
was held in the KIS hall last week.
The May meeting was not held be-
cause of.the Jack of a quorum;‘a
banquet was in progress that even-
ing and perhaps members thought
that the: meeting had been’ post-
Poned when they found the hall
occupied by others,

The Kinnaird Ratepayers’ “As

ithe =:
Planning Association, Benefit | ac-
cruing from this consists mainly of
pamphlets and reports: concerning
problems of other communities and
the solving of these problems, This
membership should be a source of
ideas an dassistance inthe solution
of: local problems,

‘Appreciation was expressed. by

the committee appointed to. the
spring ‘cleanup.
schools

jEffluent from towns

ity it will provide for, those, who
couldn't possibly afford an educa:
tion‘away. from home.:
Overcrawding at UBC ‘is ine
creasing at/an’ alarming ‘rate :and
this situation is an‘ additional fac-
tor.in the planning of outlying col-
’: However, ° the | immediate
= moer elementary |
&ehool. and. particularly ‘fora: se-
condary school in Kinnaird. Tt was
decided to invite a member, of the
School Board. to. the” September
mecting to present the membership
with a more factual picture of the
situation.

Mr. Harms expressed concern
‘over control ‘of. water : pollution.

‘upstream’
could be:a health: hazard: “and rune
less this waste is rigidly controlled
the water supply of Kinnaird could.
easily. pecome ‘coritaminated to
danger point, It was -pointed aH
that Kinnaird itself.is by.no means
Pollution’ of

‘The need for
was: discussed. (‘Morris Simpson
stated that. the community must
take a ‘realistic attiude in provid-
ing opportunity for the young. In-
creased enrolment means .-more
schools and consequently increased
taxes, The proposed regional ‘ col-
lege will also mean ‘additional ex-
pense to the. community. at: large
but the cost in tax dollars. will be
more than offset by, the opportun-

of
streams, rivers and lakes is a:mat.,
ter of grave concern ‘and should be
pitas controtled by.‘ government,
Simpson reported, that.p
fodte tests of water are taken ‘by
the village ‘of Kinnaird. Solid mat-
ter suspended in the Water-supply,
at present is due to:the high level
of the river and is not: Fefuse ‘from
Celgar.
Mr.” Sanvido. ‘commended: the

village with regard. to the recent

.HOLIDAY TIME
. IS SAFE:

., DRIVING. TIME.
Make ‘Sure YOUR Car . g
@ STEERS SURE-

Bear’ Alignment. & Balanc-

ing make’ steering safe and $

saves tires.
@. SEE FAST :

y. safe... . get your.
fenilights tested now.

@: STOP QUICK
Nothing takes the. place of
good brakes when you need

now.

i vice:president, He is moving to Cas-

|Join: the -KRA. The election of’ of-

oiling ‘of roads,’ and :Mr.: Simpson
suggested that Ron Giles be thank-
ed fora job well done.

Mr. McCreight reported that the
towns of Kelowna’ ons Penticton
practise pest control,’ This was 0!
interest'to those present as. most
of them'have been Sisbtins th the! bat

and” bushland” are: badly” inf
and continue fo. be: a... breeding
suggested ‘that pro-

to spray, the: ares, encompassed by:
Gerald ‘Archibald resigned as

tlegar and Kinnaird’s loss is Cas-
tlegar’s gain. .Mr. Sanvido thanked
‘Mr. Archibald for his. interest: in
and effort expended’ on the KRA.
Mr. Archibald: urged the members|

of the KRA to join and support the
Castlegar and District: Hospital. As

of the inkabitants,‘of this area. ©
The ‘next.:general’ meeting: of,
the KRA will be held on the’ first
Thursday. of September — Sept.'6,
at’8'p.m.: The‘ property ‘owners of
Kinnaird are urged ‘to attend and

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| ficers’ for the coming year wit ty

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‘CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 13, 1963

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- Salad Dressing .. 39¢
“MALKIN' :

Pure Jam, 2 Ibs. 49c

“CAKE MIX; Duncan F aS, 2 ce ry

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