BOWLING RESULTS FOR THIS WEEK

fed. Drivers
LHS';Pearl Mott 250.
ee 8, oun
evys 946,

Team points; Ch
¥ : Chevys
‘Malibus La Cadillacs rs
7 Mustangs 0,

3.
Other 600’s Lil Flynn

: MHS “Walter Kant

>) $40. MET. Waller oer

aed Spollers 1134
ers .

THT} "Honster 2766.

0, No. 1, 0, No.
Other 60's Albert Ma-
chado éol.

Mon, Nite Mixed

THS
THT Pinbusters 2784.
Team Points:
Kegs 1, Periormers 3, Ex-
pos iE ary i 3,

sess 5.0, Exex
Other 600's Ede Kow-
alko 618, Harry Chernoff

Tues. SoffesB reakors
ean ‘Sylvest 316.

LHS
LHT Jean Sylvest 657,
heaties 1058,
THT Whealles:s 2690,
Team’ points: Cheerios
49, Muffets 39, Mugs 38,
Fincuren 68, ‘Take Five

heat
‘Other 600's Ann Kajz-
oe
ues, le
‘ius M

Marcelle "
= LHT Marcelle Wright
wots Lucky Five 916.

IT Lucky Fi
Mt on pon Macalist-

“SHOES THAT MAKE AN IMPRESSION"

FOR SAVAGE SHOES AND
AIL YOUR FAMILY FOOTWEAR

Phone 365-7025 — Pine St.

— Castlegar

R 0,
Swingers L
Bawlers

er Ins. Sentinals 44,
Castlegar nes 53, Indepen-
dents 66, Boundary Electr: tric
51, Lu
Thurs. ‘Marning Ladies

LHS Nancy Chernenk-
off 232, LHT June «Mills

607.
THS ane 991, THT

munks 3.
Rowd Rollers Thurs.
Betty Pinter 284.
LHT Beity Pinter 699.
THS Wallers 962. THT

‘Thurs. Mixed

236. LHT Shirley
house 622,

MHS ‘Alex’ Cheveldave
MHT Walter Kanigan

749,
THS Rolling Stones
eee THT Rolling Stones
Team points: Kinberries
8, Pinchers 1, Barflies
landers 2, Splinters +

‘polling ‘Sto
‘) i
1, ‘Tumble weeds

LHS Shirley Morehouse :

More-

cievel laave “E80 Sia stone
eveldave one
728, Mike Falhman 643,
ary Wilson 664. ~~
Fri Clasisc Mixed
LHS Bobble ‘Keraiff

June . Archam-

Obetkoft
Obetkott

224,. LHT
bault 597,
MHS John
348. MHT John
‘789, »

THS Alley Cats: 695.
rar Believe It or Not 2824.
points: Alle:

cats ‘ “Columbia Five, rf
Angele 1,‘ Gutter Five’ 3,
Oddballs "1, Beliove It or

Not 3.

Other 600’s Ken Olson
259, «Bill Dayls -.734, Jim
Stone 733, Bill Ross 627.
Ken “yood" 613, Nick Karz-

enewski. 605.

Pup Hockey Stars
Take to the Ice.
For Easter Series

smith | is more
comfortable on ice w in
hot water doing dishes. The
kitchen duties were the
men’s contribution to the
ot duck supper for All-
tars eir ‘families

boys presented the coach

the manager, Mr. Fred
Sioushnow, with engraved
mugs as a token of their
appreciation,

The Pups take to the
idee again Easter week-end
for the Pup hockey tourna-
ment. Casttegar's second en-
try is a team coached by
Jonn Dun and manager Lyle
Roberts, There will also be
two teams from Spokane
and one each from Nakusp,
Grand Forks, ‘Trail ‘and
Cranbrook. ‘The Mitey Mite
ALLS ill exhi-

there will be a banquet at
the Arena Hall for all tour-
nament players. Gold med-
als will be ‘presented to | a
boys on the winning ‘
event team, silver ena to
the boys on the runner-up
for the “A” event § and.
bronze medals. to
players on the ers ad
event team. The name of
the winning team: will
raved on a piaque,/‘In-

+3 en,
adividual ; trophies ‘present

il’ be for: -« Outstanding?
goalkeeper, outstanding :de-
fenceman, outstanding for-
ward. and. ‘most sporisman-
like player.

‘The arena concession
will be operated throughout

‘lans for

- the tournament. PI

the banquet to feed over

: 180 hungry ‘boys ‘have been f
finalized

by Mrs. M,
arotf, Mrs. G. "Yiagkinnon,
Mrs. K.

> peubister,
Rob-.
ert Lightle have arranged*

for billets for the hockey rf

players.
The first game’ of the
tournament: begins at 8 a.m.

Good Friday in a contest >
Grand

between Trail an
F

irks.

Here is the. lineup for
ithe Castlegar teams. Wear-
ing white and: red sweaters
and coached by Harry
Smith, with Fred Swoush-

now and Grant Reed, the |

ts
Britun Columbia is

productivity and high wages
‘also, In the Norte “Ameri-

2 fit lower than Americans.
Mr.

‘Vitally Important’ Projects
Face Castlegar Alrport Brass

on problems that exist at
the t,

“We have a north, ‘south
runway, Which is nl
” he said.

jo Castlegar ort

* The
“Committee “has urged:
naird ‘council to approach
Ottawa, for of
‘two vital
«jects? at the
Chairmai

Hall, porved to "aldermen

Trlangte Offlelal.
Urges Productivity ,
To Hold Economy:

vice-

important” pro-
ore

are

important that: a

taxiway be develope

allel the current run-
‘way to remove the dangers:
of ‘collision on the runway
the world lumpia ey race’ and expedite the movement
to other tougher, ahrewder. of air at th

competitors. “Another problem men-
yr. Hall in his

executive

Our Footwear Will Meet the Noed
of pall Type Work or et Gecasion ‘

a)
letter issued

Sompetltors “want our stan:
of living and are pre-
d to wrestle it away

ym Us.

“While BC, has the
advantages 0 of ‘well: managed,
‘at

forests,” Story Time — Castlegar
et re cle tad aise oa
count a also peop te For children aged 3- syee,

eee said that Britain,
od forestry, has
in fpruce and ce-
a a "cent cent “oF gan sails
of domes!
iter si Day.
forenin needs from ber one pm at the Robson com,
inc ate US. south pas B the oa Hall. f
manmade fo
in the world which now sup- ‘The araen r of the airport
ply our traditional markets, has’ stron: recommended
even’ in Canada, Malaysia, as as hive ot ed eerie, teat that.
Brazil'and the tropics gen:
ve natural lons of wit
forests now peiny brought 1d to
anto production, for sale in
our markets. Thi we
products will be sold in our
market.” ”

“It is a-matter of re-
cord,” ‘he noted, etiae ou,
competitors each
increasing: their

Dear Friends:—. The Rob-

children 12 and under.

Selkirk: Women’s. Bazaar,
April 8, 10 to noon at
Selkirk, Proceeds to bur-

‘SMITH’S.
61 CRESCENT ST. — PH. 365-7531 —
Licensed Gas Fitters — Plumbers — Sheet Metal

’ PLUMBING
& HEATING
CASTLEGAR

Kinnaird WI. Institute is
holding a Bridge Lunch:
eon in Kinna‘!

April 12 from 12.80 to 4
p.m Make y your own
table and Mrs.

H, Phipps zt ‘87489 for:
reservations. Door prize.
Hosp. Aux. Rummage
Sale, Apr. ‘14-15, Legion
Hall’ for iokup, Ph,
5002, 7541,

Robson,

saries,

EASTER PARADE

‘STAND OUT IN ONE
OF OUR MANY OUTFITS —

na country's standard

Match Up With Dressy Blouse,

‘He
ritish Columbia :
choices: increase productivi. : ‘
y ie luce the standard aes

ving.
“You cannot Have low

perder eer

the average,
itput of

nadians is a

Mahood, © whose -
controls - the ' giant lumber
mill at Slocan City, said in
easel Productivity does
not mean fewer jobs.

His remarks were made
a a time when: the. comp-

e union are en-

and!
zuued in negotiations. S

sweaters, is coached by
John D and . managed

by Lyle moberis Here ‘is
their line-t

D. Johnstone, N, Cher-

Bar. “noff, John Bradtor ans Jim

tlegar’

. wearing fake and

olkin,
i toe, zh

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FOR k REA :

Shell or Kitten Sweater

ALL WEATHER COATS.& JACKET.

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Kayser Gloves and Scarves

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