GOLFING

at the C:

opened

me alre C) mands po 3 good
< are aato tore iz | sre social

Golf| ‘and the greens are in beautifal shine ”’ The club house is

Course and enthusiasts of the sport were out in full force] also in first-class condition with the washrooms now painted
throughout the weekend. Here the Tom McGauley family of] and other carpentry work and painting done where ni

ecessary.
Castlegar are seen putting on the new 18th hole, which is| A tournament for club members was held last Saturday but P

now the No. 9 hole on the front nine. The old nine-hole| because all 18 holes are now in use it was not necessary to

course is, being utilized as the back or second nine holes. Of-| close the course to other regular play. — Castlegar News it

ficials of the golf club say the course has wintered very well | Photo

“COFFEE BREAK”

By LOIS HUGHES
Box 731, Castlegar
Tell Lois: 365-5503

Like so many people last
Sunday, cee outing: was a fp
to the tlegar re 10
be welcomed aboard
ing 7:

37,
We arrived a only go tin early
gigantic bind

mparison for here is a
a comp: tein

band's Ral friend (his little
woman, she is
r tt fore rnak-
ig hi big date in
y | getting airborne. (She is wise
ate. expectations are

DANCE

TO LIVE MUSIC

FRIDAY NIGHTS
at the
LEGION

Members and Guests Welcome

her American Tepitratio "7
cancelled and now having
Te;

ana | their deadline for final plant-

Bois ‘on the walls of the inter-

ior.

oe: Each seat has its indivi-
dual comforts of a table ar-
Fangement ee towards
four ai 8 |
th et 1 eh to set casual

material,
Te Tass of switches and

of
end these leave to the ex-
erts.

Being at local field
was also at evitabie to take
few minutes to see my hus-

———_—_—

By Bill Smiley

Warm Tribute to a Wonderful Mother-in-Law & Grandmother

For years,
the mother-in-

place, she'd have had my
hide for a door-mat. In the
second, she was one of the
sweetest and most gentle per-
sons I have ever known.
Now, don’t get me wrong,

a She was no Saint. She was no

have been pic-
tured as domineering, inter-
fering women, ruini ing the
grandchildren and bre:
; Up marriages.
: They have been carica-
tured as unwelcome visitors |ra
* who criticized, made trouble

and generally’ ‘were a great|bo!

big pain in the: arm. rand of-
ten with good reaso!

; ‘ve never ‘heen Mable to

write sarcastically

Y/ilittle, old white-haired

handing out cookies and be-

nevolency all over the place.
Far from it, She was born

S| and raised in County Antrim, | bl

Ireland, and she had most of
fhe traits of

and Fcteaey au sity anit stub-
quick tongue and quick
reand nd 7 fiercely

foyal
wonderful ali for giving

about ay love.

mother-in-law. In thi

‘Her children loved her

Load restrictions on all roads within the Rossland

Province of British Columbia
Department of Highways.
Rossland Highway District

PUBLIC NOTICE

and her grandchildren adored
her and her husband worship-
ped her. Like so many gran-
nies, she had spanked her
own children when they need-;
ed it, but grew furious and’
fearful when they spanked

ake came out to Canada.

as a young women, beautiful

of face and figure, with long,
a

only an unusual person can
provide. There was singing
and laughter and chatter and
a complete lack of tension.

It_wasn't roses all the|5!
way. She went through the
depression, and the oe mortgages,
an ms
about whether the oiest 50
cents available was going for) to
a music lesson or dress mat

warm Meg lively spirit.
sang like an

‘She was’ thrown into a
sober Puritan sommmunly and,

married a shy. y:
who loved her. deeply for 4B
id still. de

‘ways spotless.

‘But it was never sterile,
‘as some’spic-and-span houses
can be. It was never a house,
but a home,

hie | land Peter P. Verigin of Pass
it and her house was al-|Creek befo:

Three hen
Plead Guilty

‘Three men pleaded guilty
lto impaired driving charges
in arising

ial for the girls or feed for

the ‘hens.

And she didn’t go throur|
gh it patiently and. -submis-
sively. She was too Irish: She
complained like hell. But She
didn’t whine. Her complaints,
and common sense (this
one fting that Js solders at-

Irish,
"| Shinai ‘be produced results.

whether it was emotional or
material. or spiritual.
She bore three handsome} date.

Many
ed the. May 24 weekend as

ing of the garden. If you take
a close look at your calendars

cool start in now: It really is
not too early.
We had the garden plow-

INSURANCE
AUTO: FIRE LIFE:

For Complete Insurance
‘Needs Please Contact ... .
M. W. Mike SHISKIN
‘Representing Fruit Growers Mutual
& Co-operative Insurance Service

Box 1266 Castlegar 269 Columbia
Phone Office 365-6665 Home 365-6704

“ing and Kent Nixon have ne-

ed just recently and the fresh

black soil was so inviting I
broadcasted a handful of rad-
ish seeds and raked them in.
While E see my neighbors
diligently seeding organized
rows the radish seeds are my
only claim so far into spring
planting, but that time is

now here,

One thing I ‘think all
householders should keep an
eye out for is the days that

ur towns announce for ¢ clean-
bins Kinnaird is already un-|
derway.

This comes. put one? 2
year and in a

there is bound. tat be a collec.
tion of articles. that we have

SUPER TONE

Shingle & Fence Stain

Gallon $3.29

RED — GREEN — BROWN
also
Complete line of G. P. and
Monamel Paints, Varnishes,
Thinners and Brushes
BROS. BUILDING & SUPPLY CO. LTD.
PH. 365-7202

magistrate H. c. Pitts.
in actile a0 % 30 Res agen jak

addition,
ences mee suspended

filled
warmth and love. and life that.

“LOAD RESTRICTIONS

District, to Section 27 of

At

the “Highway Act”,
12:01 A.M. April 24th 1969.

Certain side roads may again be restricted’ as post-
ed individually.

Dated April 21st, 1969
Rossland, B.C.

are hereby rescinded effective:

R. E, McKeown,
District Superintendent
for: Minister of Highways.

for 30 days.

son, Mrs. J. Sherbiko and

and
Star, w ‘oho attended the daffo-
fe Cohumbla 5c in be

°f aturday we 3
a McKenzie, Mes Ea. Pid

Mrs. D. Askew.
Recent visitors the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Santen!

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Saturday morning ‘ to re-
tina their home at Mica
Creek.
= Guests at the home: of
R. Goulet

New Westminster, parents of
Mrs. Goulet.

Sunday.

the home of Mr.

Mr.

Legion

Dp campsite.

were held from Friday until

Easter holiday guests at
id Mrs.

Gordon Brady were ‘Mrs. Bra-
dy’s brother-in-law and sister,
nd

Ji
Clari of Carstairs, Alta.

ve meth wi!
Beeded, and love iret

she didn’t. whim-

NOTICE

The Council of the Town of Castlegar is planning a Public Zoning
Hearing on Tuesday, June 10, 1969 at the Town Hall.

i am
The purpose of this hearing is to zone the new areas taken i
i and to id

any other re-zoning re-
d

Applications for re-zoning must be in writing, outlining lot description,
P zoning, d zoning, for etc., and sub-
mitted in the hands of ‘the Clerk-Treasurer on or béfore Monday,
May 5, 1969, 5:00 p.m.

R. R, O'Genski
Clerk-Treasurer

Town of Castlegar

: Operated by
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UBC and should prove very have a child return home for

April was almost a
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tenay Soclety. for Handicap-

ed Children, Another step
forward

the recommendations and

by the de-/to heur that a special
course for

Members were Pleased from the department of Bnec

truc- ture and

Was |tors of
held at the Dr. Endicott

wards thelr goal, tho adult
sxoup home, a home tnd Workshops. |
farm training centre

as assistance with all jor S June.

for adult boys and
girls built adjacent to tie Dr.
Endicott Home is now fully
occupied,
A meeting of the board
haired — b:

Gn Maren, 21 tendets for

the new butl were: open-
ed and found be jap-
pointingly high, ranging from
146,500 up to $171,000 all

eing too Faigh for. accept-

nce.
Low bidder was local con-
tractor Ed Knoll of Lister.
Architects Jerry ‘ Brown-

gotiated with Mr. Knoll.

some
been made
tender could pe offered.

reached was|.

The
bai 348, 8.76 and waS approv-
ed b; of governors.

had made applteation
ancial aid early aa 1968 and
have carefully fc

followed
New Store
Opens Today
In the Plaza

A new business in an old
location, Robinson, Stores, op-
gqueds today in the. Castleaird

Jud Couil-

island for: a years. He will
spen afew each mont
at the'.store here.

The first 100 ladies .who

w late Saturday afternoon
for four door prizes.

[ Legislation For
Protecting Wildlife
Passed in 1859

very first provincial

was pass
23, 1859. The preamble fot
“Whereas: Birds ~ and
Beasts of Game constitute an

‘Whereas, the pur-
suit and destruction of game
in the breeding season tends
to extinction of the whole

race:
a sand Wh Whereas, Game is
onwholesome 3 ‘and unfit vor
prohipit the te expedien ona
fin the breeding

any ye
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one month in prisn. ?

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those who no!

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 24, 1969

we stock a full selection of

‘SAVAGE SHOES

for children

valuable to the teachers and the summer months. It will

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