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CASTLEGAR NEWS, ‘Thureday July 18, 1967

PULP MILL TOURS

Tours of the Celgar Pulp Division will be
“Held Tuesdays through Fridays at 1 p.m.

ON THE
GASFLEGAR COURSE

stles.
Castlega So als we stock a full solwction of
' DUFFER JOHN

Mra._H. Johnion,” Ph, 365-8294 | SAVAGE SHOES

Rev. and Mrs, W. 0, Me- . tor children. * : ao . ‘ : i

Kenzie and children of Enderby

were the guests of the latter: the match in front of you {s out

parents mn and Mrs, Wm. Eas. the gait holiday season 1s on and| 00° ‘ange, but don't delay your
ra few 8, ‘ Me

Spokane a the: y would sige itors stroma? not only; Bri a you are overtaken by
M les ratty th Columbia ‘but from many other| |. t rvcars wile youl are look,

through “the Park. on d.|ing for a lost ball, or because of

then to Calgary and home,

For special arrangements such as group tours
and days other than the above, please contact |
the Industrial Relations Dea Hrs

‘For Your...
ther and  sister-indaw Mr. and ot

. ©. Henne, The t
a few mca at ‘at Christina Taleo ooo Drap es &

tuing ‘yo own game. ‘Fill
in me holes and footmarks you
thet any Salvots” your make ore
any ‘“divol ou mi:
L Last Wednesday, saw quite al replaced and pressed down. This
J e number,’ of: at the everlis “brought to the attention of
Carpeting Popular r men’s night, There werelthe executive more than any
Peethens over 100. men, trying their skill | other offence and there are quite
QUALITY WORKMANSHIP |” ; : : : fo win a prize from many y oer. a few.
'WIDE SELECTION OF rare. |. . & : ings such a8 deve gepeee Tow net, Don’t damage the green—
FABRICS AND CARPETS Me ; i = a : : : Stas Even Duffer John won a ball! juarkg made Oe oaersce elk
FREE ESTIMATES! |: Bid ed : . : me L - Tom ‘Clark ‘reports that he ed putts. Greens are. often
5 . . ee ‘ : : will have some slides and photo-| rather soft so stand well away
SEE. KNUT AT: ..

graphs: at the meeting on the] fromthe cup and hold the flag
CASTLEQAR sustom UPHGLSTERT.

A thirteenth in order to show just} so that is doesn't mark the
Loeated at Castlemrd : Ph, 365-5686

mie Mrs. L,

Smith in "East Bend, Sask. re-
turned hoine during the week.

Mr. and Mrs, Charlie King

Spent a ‘few days camping at Kas-

Mrs, T. McGauley accompan-
led. by Mrs, H. Johnson spent mn.
Friday in Trail. what the planning committee has When you've finished put-
in mind for the development of] ting, don't loiter on the green;
thi ere are other people waiting

Mr.and Mrs, R. Hunter re-

GOLDEN CENTENNAIRES, Canada’s Centennial aero- peaks of the Rocky mountains. An attempt, earlier _|turned ‘last weekend from Fort

batic team, will perform ‘in Creston Friday, led by

_Squadron leader C. B. Lang’: of” Creston.’ Or

this year, to:have the act perform at Castlegar airport

for t-to coast “per

during Cen-

tennial year, the team employs the best pilots in the
Canadian armed forces.:in the picture above, the nine
planes used in the act, Tutor jet trainers, are shown.
soaring in-flight formation over the majestic, snowy

was ul. Officials said the main problem was
that the closed’ approaches to the local airport restrict
vision to.an extent which would endanger the safety
of the pilots, should they attempt their routine here.

- —DND Photo

Local Land Rangers
Enjoy Camp at Lake

Girls of The Land Rangers
of Castlegar. and Robson return-
ed home from camping last Fri-

day.

The camp was held at the
simmer home of Mr. and: Mrs,

a good time
had been enjoyed by the girls
and that they were reluctant to

return home.

VICTORIA REPORT |

‘The comings
and goings here
in high places
leave -one Ponte

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561 WARD Sinise

ack ipl
visiting royalties, of
whom we have many,
. Lieut-governor George Pear-
kes is on the road s0 much—or in
the air, maybe it should be—that
one wonders how he does it and
continues ‘to: look fresh’ as’ a
laisy.

He makes flights ‘td eastern

aplomb as he trots out to Sidney
‘to present medals to pioneers,
Three 8 In recent weeks
he fds gotle'éast—to | an imesting
of veterans in S: to’a Gov-

House dinner in Ottawa

Two extra, rdinary resolutions are to be dealt with

The Castlegar and. District Golf) Club pro-
ceed With the ‘construction of the next nine
itimediately. -

t utirg be empowered to float an aid: a
issue’ td’ cover the cost of
course contruction st iri

ATTENTION
GOLF GLUB MEMBERS
A special meeting of the Castlegar
and District Golf Club is called for

‘TONIGHT

“Thursday, July 13, at’8 p.m.
y Logon.

Hall, Castlegar

arid’ other capital. Cx

ALL ates ARE URGED TO ATTEND
THIS {IMPORTANT MEETING

;| stars

Canada and back with as much | Tig

Titles Would Promote the Tourist Trade

were:-feted at several social
Bennett ronan them bask Mac events prior to leaving the dis-

trict to make their home in Van-
peain and they're neve come ‘Mrs, Jack Char.

for winners of. ine, Victoria Cross
and to. dine with Queen Eliza-
beth in the royal yacht anchored
off Kingston. °.

Premier Bennett came back
from his sovereign’s dinner, with

By Jamies K. Nesbitt cott of

McLeod, Alberta where they vis-
ited with relatives. and friends,

Mrs,
arrived Friday night to spend 4 a
few days visiting with - Mra, I.

ley and family left Saturday for
Kaslo, where they will camp for
several days,

L. Gilbert ‘Gf Calgary

Mr. and Mrs. ‘Tom McGau-

Mr. and Mrs, George East-
indy and Bon:

kenzie King -t!

thet! John Distonbalier would

over eyes, his voice trembling
ith royal’ quivers and Bulsa-

m in 1957, but
he < aid not. axetn 9 one loves the |’

loyalty. Our

taking any chances, | ar
thank you. Our premier’s royal-
ist through . and. through
proud of it, he

‘e Mon.
e like ai
emperor at British ‘Columbia day
at. the World's Fair.

He is delighted with the lat-
est honor, bestowed upon
member of: the Queen’ ’s Privy

son. This great honor, or so it is
said, is not likely to

whenever he deems they. are giv-
ing spas Columbia the runa-

Mil our top elected: politic-
jans are deeply impressed with
the monarchy, yet they. won't
let the monarch bestow. royal
honors upon Canadians, I do not
unders' fang. this.’

in him—, |-held

-| by Doug Coletti, David Pollard,

monarch 2 bestow titles upon
Canadians.

‘| Nelson ‘Choir Ho Holds
Concert at Castlegar
The Boys’ Choir of. Nelson
- & concert in
cestiegar Ur United Church.

T. J. Ferguson, choir leader; with
a corsage. =;

lection, the musical presentation
included solos by sopranos Bob-
by Stewart and Ken Whitely.

Quartet numbers were sung

Ricky Price and Ken Whitely.

A. comic ‘singing: entitled
“Cats: and Mice” lent a lighter
note to the choir’s’ repertoire.
Those taking part were Kevin
Higgers, Brent ’Hustis, Ross

Tomes,
Bass soloist

tenor soloist Melvin Maglio; bari-

ler.

ist.was. Mrs, Earl Be Boswell.

nie
ing relatives here last Friday.

One would, have thought it if

aag cima th ‘church hall. Befor
Js | serve e cre
ie cufering ee cotton lie service. began Alex’ Mekin
non, on’ bebi
S Se par yc
- | beautiful corsage
top ‘brags of thi coun- |Bo0d' wishes and a ‘purse of
archy this month; I think the |mouey was presented to Rev. and]"
least they could do is permit the | Mrs. Willey.

circle,. United Ch
Mrs.

tthe Harmony- dship

the. Citeie * nocting Mrs. Willey was

‘{ guest of honor and a gift of a

E to the choir program; desk set and a corsage were pre-
Mr. A. McKinnon presented Mra.{ Seuted to her,

of.the senior choir had:pot luck
In addition to the choir se-| dinner at the home of Mr. and

Steed and David and. John Cadets of all three services and
pro
was Don Oddie; Teams and Guard of Honor, for

tone: soloist Mike Boucher and | in’ other parts of Canada
soprano. soloist was’ Linda Mil- Centennial year.

Newm:
Linda Miller and Melvin | five Canis selected froin B.C,
Maglio sang duets. Accompan-| He will be away from home until
‘September 6. Se

lor ‘of Victoria were visit-
Rey. and Mrs, Frank Willey

July, 2 after the morning

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, the Kelowna Boat Racin,

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On’® behalf ot the logwood
urch Women

ited the
tray on
le had

-Frien

On June 25, the members

The Corps phere up of 200
vide. exhibition Drill

67 for official functions}.
during :

an was ‘one of

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I, cannot understand why
we're so stuffy where titles ari
concerned. I think it's a form 0 of
snobbery in reverse.

Seven of our 14 Prime Min:
isters had titles—John A. Mai
donald; John Abbott, John ‘Thom.
pson, Mackenzie Bowell, Charles
Tupper, Wilfrid Laurier, Robert
Borden. ,I think that every Prime
‘Minister and every provincial
premier should automatically be-
come a Sir.

Mackenzie.King, unimagina-
tive man, threw out titles; R. B.

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Kelowna ‘Centennial Event

Kelowna becomes Action; Centennial Committees,

Centre fre Aug: 1
ited eden the

Can: Malte armed forces, govern-|the famed Gold Cup race in Se-
ment officials, dignitaries andj attle, must make mandato:
thousands of rts: fans and uatification runs Aug.) 16-18.

Mi ally: prize money of 600 ‘will
be award
events in B, ‘BC:

The

Bntish “Columbia Cup a ix fast-
competition for unlimite aro- to: th al
planes The race, featusine More
an a dozen of the 2 huge, 17 170,
mile-per-hour craft, will
over a 2.5 mile course on

fe evel nt is cosponsored by

ciation and the B.C. and

Lake: by to!
loan fro the Canadian ‘Armed | 28
Rorees Base, cura

y ra also supply
4 TRADEAN maintenance vehicles and.crane

a jo “This. equipment ; loan’ re-|

presents a a $0 000 saving for us,”
said < ‘general chairman

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les ilies planning to
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oye 8 cher (Miss
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ee ning race of the 1967 season,
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university.

"Adult Job Training
Plan a Success Says
Manpower Centre

Mr. ‘Gordon ‘Thomson, ™man-
ager ‘of Canada’ Manpower. Cen-
tre, Trail, stated’ that. the res-
‘ponse .to the ‘government-spon-
sored vocational training pro-
gramme . for: adults hag. ‘been
overwhelming.

A number of courses otfer-
ed under this programme have
been temporarily removed from
the available list as a. result
of the great numbers of appli-
cations received, he said. How-

come available applications will
again be accepted.
The Trail'.Office now has
testing facilities: to’assist per-
sons in choosing’the {raining for
which’ they ‘are. best suite

ity at the local’ Canada’ Man-
power..Centre during June Mr.
‘Thomson noted that many of the
University students had Jett the
area: to seek ‘Summer : jemploy-
ment..."
; During June, 47 female ap-
plicants were placed in employ-
ment and.97. males, ‘There were
20° males despatched to Hydro
Proj
Under the new. Manpower
mobility Program,’ the ‘local. of-
fice was. able’ to. assist: a num-
‘ber of clients to relocate where
they had.‘ secured ‘steady ‘em-
ployment. Under this govern:

Further summarizing: See

p ly,

Alex Wood and the Sandbagger, cub house and although he’ has
Carl Henne. The final results| he r his @

should prove very interesting as boon mp. for him for, the many do-
it seems ‘that Carl Henne and] nated hours he has put in just to
Peter Young. went 27 holes to|help us out.
settle, Chetr differences,

exciting match with
stroke deciding the’ outcome in} J
-| favour of Alex. Ferworn.
Finally.‘some points on golf
etiquette. ‘You, ‘and ‘the people
who play. with you, will entoy
golf much
these simple rules of etiquette:—
sont move, talk,

the hole’ when a player is *mak-
1B. a

th
to pla:
Px Shn Magon has done a won-
Alex Ferworn,| derful job on the addition to the

forts, we

The next executive meeting
will be held on Tuesday, July 1:
so-if ike has anything the:
‘would e € presented, please cal

more. if. you : follow

‘stand close to
ie ball or

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