2 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Sept. 7, 1967

Transportation
For Solkirk Collage
Students Provided

Kootenay Valley Coach Lin-
es has announced that it will
once again provide
tion for area students attending
Selkirk College this year.

The line will operate bus-
es from Rossland, ‘Trail, Fruit-
vale, Nelson and Castlegar with
buses leaving for the College
every morning and returning at
the’ conclusion of classes in the
afternoon,

Li Stan Miles, owner, of the coach
ines expressed . pleasure .. tha
his firm. would be able to. offer.

e

we anticipate ' no; difficulties in
handling ’ the increased enrol-
ment at: the College,” he sald.

we Bale a wvaluaple experi-
ence ing ‘the’ ‘experimental
year last’ season and it is our
plan to leave Trail at 7.30 a.m.
and to have students home be-
fore 6 p.m. in the evening.”

Mr. Miles went on to say,
“There iga°much larger enrol-
ment of Nelson students at the
College this’ year than last year
and we hope to be able to op-
erate the Nelson service for the
scholastic year.”

The Way I
Heard It...

By ARNOLD MARTIN
THE WAY 1 HEARD IT con-

citizen, with compliments to Bill
Dunn, who is doing his part to
keep the town of Castlegar
clean and attractive,

Also a member of the much-
more-popular-these-days club is
Richard Telfer, who proved his
hunting prowess in one fell
stroke, as he shot a bear to re-
scue his wife from danger. How

many fellas nowadays get’ to
win their one-and-only by such
Panel Boone-like heroics?

peaking of heroics, an
an Bee dar nothing short Of pus
was exerted recently. by
Anderson, of Anderson's Book
Shop, in her project to see that
Kinnaird mers were suit-
ably rewarded for their efforts
the Kinnaird town celebra-

tions swim meet,

Unues its look at the average|f

NEW BUSINESS in Cast

ar Western

specializes in the exotic, the lower-than-usual -price and the gift
with an international flavor. Oriental wind chimes and scarves
from Mexico and other countries, the pick of electronic equipment
from Japan and onyx desk sets a a inyriad ‘of shapes and motifs

are among the

are
constantly expanding and so, to if the Tet of products, operators
of the concern have said. — Castlegar News Photo

a STR SNE NE ST TEODOR ST ARITY STU-PO TV TE ATUTSIL SOE IS

Goods From Round the World

At New Castlegar Store

Incense from the, Orient,

‘purses’ and wallets from’ Mexi-
Bie the list goes on without
en

Where to get these without
a round-the-world trip? ‘Castle-
gar’s. newest, most exotic and by | ems,
rar most widely-spread business

‘Saal orders ‘are sometim-
air shi shippe

waniate! ee leathercovered trays

Mr. Oglow, are a wide benetita: sfor: Castlegar and dist-

ths to ei 1 them, plus the, timejand other hand-made articles
from’ Mexico,

In'a a day and age when’ the
ee dulled wi Sreater speed and | world comes to age whe door-
step, Western International. En-
danang ‘the most Popular it-|terprises is just one more of the

stern

es
Enterprises, has them. » .-
Featuring a wide variety of
exotic products, several lines of
electronic equipment from Jap-

.an’ and clothing’ of: types - not

‘available elsewhere, the new. im-
port business will concrentrate
on lines not found anywhere’ in
the Kootenays,

Being operated by Ivan and
Peter Oglow, the business at pre-
sent imports products from West
‘Germany, France, Taiwan, Hong
Kong, Mexico, Japan and Pak-

istan.

Ivan Oglow said this week
that : markets for | the) concern
and a greater

From the Gallery

bus
times is available at the College
office or at Kootenay Valley
Coach Lines depots.

CASTLE

THEATRE

TONIGHT & FRIDAY
Shows at 7.00 & 9.00

SAT., MON., TUES.
Matinee Sat. at 1.30
Shows at 7.00 & 9.00

in the Tory
leadorehin race are chi

So fast that it would be foolhar-
dy to try predicting the outcome.
General ‘elections are one
thing; - leadership - races are
something else, I don't and
sticking my neck out to try te
assess the mood of the publie
on the eve of an election. But to
try and. predict the mood ‘of 2,-
400 delegates in the heady at-
mosphere of: an emotional con-
vention? No thank you,

While the Conservatives are
trying to choose the man they
hope ‘will soon take the highest
responsibility possible in the
country, there is an abundance |
of news about that segment of
society which takes the least re-

News
Chronicle summed up the re-
cent Yorkville furor very nice-
ly when it suggested there
wouldn’t have been any trouble
“if the weird ones had conced-
‘ed that you can’¢ drop out of
society and still rar over the

iS
y should also realize
that nonconformity: brings pub-
licity, publicity: brings fame and
fame brings its Problems as well
as i id if you are

on your fame (or notoriety, if|
you prefer) there ‘is

else handy who will.

The Beatles, for all their
beatnik front, were shrewd
enough to convert their popu-
larity. into hard economic as-

sets. There was a ‘Bood 0 object
fesson recently in London

By Honrv Heald

Character Better Prediction than Words.

that the cure was. hot much bet-
ter than the

When Bank's b plate was fin-
ally called in 1963 the picture

painted. by the Norris Ce
sion: was not. that ne a man

il be
stock acquired’ as the business

OSTeSsseS,
ie ett isthe first. such effort

| for elther, of the brothers in the

importing busines:
So far, Ivan ald, no prob-
Jems have been “encountered

_ From Western Germany

with -Of-
ficers Ttave heen most helpful,
he added.

‘When large orders are sent
overseas — products are pur-
chased, when possible, directly

Canadians would like
ber as one of their ® national
heroes.

from the manufacturer, — it re-

quires about two to three mon-

where the it ro moved in
and milked a love-in for a tidy
cash _ profit.

When the hippies realize
there is money to be made
from their “impromptu” hap-
penings, they will want to reap
the harvest .for themselves.
‘Then they will find out there
‘are rules and responsibilities in-
volved in running a business and
they will be safely back in ‘the

+ | corral of conventional society.

Meanwhile, in New_. York
jail, Harold Chamberlain Banks
is probably also thinking there
are some ‘advantages to going
along with some of the more
conventional ways'of society.

checkered career in the
US. was: blithely overlooked
when he came to Canada in 1948
as the hero who rid the | Great

Lakes of the
ated. Canadian Seamen’s ool.

It was not long, however, before two alls

rewards,
not astute San to

shipping companies a aud the ‘ 5ea- | :

men

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NELSON

Winners of

A. thrilling come-rom-bee
hind Victory-saw Creston Babe
Ruths edge Grand Forks 3-2 to
Capture the. Kinnaird Canada
Safeway A trophy. in the Babe
Ruth: baseball tournament ‘held
at Kinnaird Park last weekend.
The tourney was sponsored by
Castlegar-Robson” Minor \Base-
all tion:

\ Grand 'Froks* was’ leading

the game 2.0 when in the bot,

tom of the seventh inning,

two away, Creston Sore a
with three well-placed hits that

brought in their ‘three runs.

‘Kimberley
ar donated py. “Joe Header et of

ing game ~ that’ was’ scoreless
until ° She bottom of the’ seventh
inning When Berge of ‘Kimber!

Se era ele
none. lech,’ who’ itched’ tho 7
first ies im P play,’ had
four strikeouts" nd one’ 'walk..'

is Chamb
Ten Gretchin in the fifth inning.
Chambers ‘struck out‘ two ‘and

‘|walked one while, Gretchin

struck out five and}. raiked one.
Terry Dawes ‘‘of:Kinn
Canada’ Safeway ’
‘A’ trophy ‘to’ Cliff
tain of the Cresto:
Norman Blais,

the B trophy to Kimberley.-
Five tae ,Kim-

The losing pitcher ‘was ‘Den- |t
imbers, who relieved Al- ie

Creston Babe Ruth Team
‘A’ Trophy

naird, He then threw the first
ball ofthe tourney,

Buddy Marr. tad the Ver-
satiles provided their PA system
fore .Sunday’s : games with Bill

description -of ‘the games.

The following is a recap of
the other four.games played fr in
the. two-day tourney.: : *

GAME,1

Grand | Forks beat Nelson
30 Saturday ‘morning.’ Hamag-
ami, the g pitcher, struck
out 14.men and had.no walks.

The losing«(pitcher, ‘Terry

4 Severyn, Strack, out. i and walk:

Castlegar Sporting ‘Goods, ‘They [the 8th
beat Castlegar’ 10.in an excit- | t

losing : pitcher was Mathison. ‘
cosines? GAMES4>
Sunday * morning Creston

£ von, over Kimberley 4-1.
ir e -winnin,

ig pitcher, Barn:
es struck out five ‘and ‘walked
dour. Losing: pitcher: was’ Boch:

iberley, brian Grand Forks,
Nelson, and Gastlesie participat-
this the second annual

Babe Ruth baseball ‘tournament.
Ne lais, tournament

Ackerman ‘welcomed.
all those present and extended

CCA

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CASTLEGAR. NEWS -

greetings from the Town of Kin-

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From France

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Bal point pens with built in light
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Transistor Radios ..
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Hand painted desk screens
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Bamb ‘wind chime:

Hand painted ‘scrolls

Hand carved ‘wall Plaques
From Pakistan

From Mexico
Oil paintings: on velvet

Hand embroidered woollen stoles .

Onyx _bookends,: ash trays, pen holders

.- $26.95 Up

Leather ‘covered ‘glass tag
Hand carved serving trays

From Japa nm

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Hand finished Teak portable bar-

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Phone for :

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Thurs, Pre

ternatic nal Interprises
imports from All ‘Over the World”

11 Pine Street. Next to Gem Cleaners.
“Phone Castlegar: 365. 7377

“$19.95. Up

Imported. _
‘For slicing :..

Local: :
Snowhite heads. .
* Serve with
“cheese sauce.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Set. 7, 1967

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4 20 oz. ae Meee aneme

September 7a

or Round Bone Roast.

Top Quality, Government Inspected. Bay
Canada Choice: Canade ‘Good:

=. 6 3O : . Pork

Government’! ;

Inspected.

1b. Pi. ae "serve With: Town

) Small Frozen.

‘tee es

House Apple. Sauce.
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| Poly bags .....

Prairie Maid Ses Mom's
, egedy : Margarine _
‘Wheat Puffs. No. 1 Quality
25 Pint package 49c

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Spaghetti
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