CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Jan.: 14; 1965

. 2 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Jan. 14, 1965

Results from Local

Celgar Mixed League 2310.
Ladies High Single Dorothy
Hardy 255; Ladies High Three
Dorothy Hardy 604. Mens High
Single Frank Webster 258; Mens
High Three Bugs Nelson 679,
Team High Single Team 8 1109;
, Team High Three Team 3 9054,
Team Points: Team 1 19,
Team 2 15, Team 3 19, Team 4
14, Team 5 16, Team 6 3, Team
7 18, Team & 13,-Team 9 16,] g
Team 10.7, ‘| den
Coffee Break League
LHS Mable Creighton 250;
LHT Mable Creighton 582. THS
Cheerlos 865; THT Wheaties

Retired Judge is Appointed

o He mbin Re NDU President Questions
To Help Columbia Residents |Le; ‘Colles

Legitimacy of New Colle
‘Rev. Aquinas Thomas, SA, S
president ‘of Notre Dame’ Unt:
peralty of: Nelson, ‘the only un-
iversityin the interior of B.C,
and ‘the only. private institution
of: higher learning in the pro-
vince,” gave his viewpoints on
higher education and the rea-
sons behind. them last week,
Speaking ‘on “Higher Ed-
ucation’ in the Interior of Bri-
tish’ Columbia” in’ the’ current
lecture. series at the unversity,
he| pointed out the differences
between public and private in-
situtlons 3 and. mad the distine-
lon between them is. highly. blems must be: thorough-
overrated. : if z Jy explored — the or oeet
He sketched the history of| Money available, the number of

WE BUY. AND SELL USED: FURNITURE
GLENMERRY USED FURNITURE

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Open Weekdays 1 p.m. : 5.30 p.m.
Open Friday 1 p.m. -'9 p.m.

“HOCKEY
“CHATTER:

By GEORGE JACKSON

Bowling

TP: Sportsmen 0, Night-
hawks 4,. Hallley’s Comets 3,
Alleycats 1, Bottleggers 1, Bank | #4
of Commerce 3,
wod Morning Driver Leagua

“LHS Terry MacReady 229;
LUT Terry MacReady 632, THS
Ramblers 930; THT
2484.

TP: Cadillacs 3, Baracudas
1, Calientes 3, Ramblers 3,
Thunderbirds 1, Chevys 1.

“SUIT SALE

>” MAWE-TO-MEASURE

Judge’ Colquhoun “has the qua-

TP: Mugs 34, Take Five 33,
lities' of heart’ and mind. reqt

Cheerlos 29, Muffets 27, Whea-
ties 26, Pincurlers 19. ed, is an expert Ia’ has: li

per er, has liv.

2 Su+fed’ most of his life in the Col

Now that the festive season
is over, the ial Hockey
League is back to full swing,
‘We have seen some color add-

showing up in full force.

The Juniors have a_ slim |
one point lead over the Flyers | BB
while the Sawmillers, Pulpmak-|

ree ers, and Juveniles seem to be
ed to the Jengue in thé new| fighting it out, for the fourth
sweaters of the Flyers which l

Wed Night’ League e spot. Une
5° : were donated by the Sullivan Standings as of Janu 10
Daisy’ Rosie, Ute nied Creek Contractors. The Flyers’ WoL T GE'GA PT
girls 920; THT Choregirls 2636. | 014 gear was picked up by: the | Juniors 112 2 101 63 24)§
TP: Choregirls 4, Beatniks | Juniors. : ers 10 2 3 108 61 23
0, Five Thumbs 3, Kingpins 1, Looking at the standings,|Sawmillers 3. 8 84 100 9)
Flintstones 3, Oddballs L +! we see where the Pulpmakers| Pulpmakers 2
Thursday Mixed Comm League have had to default two of their} Juveniles 3
ne ‘Ann ,Kinakin » 267; games, This is a poor way to The Pulpmakers and Juve-
“ 3! win and very hard on the lea-| niles have a postponed game to
ind psy, the dif!
games played. ki

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS ...

BINGO

ST. RITA’S HALL :
FRONT. ST. :

ts not just to ‘get jobs,
be masters in their fields.

son 640.
1002; THT Button

% hooters 1,
1 k s U R A N G E pugs PSs Har eh pushers 4,
For All: Your Bridge Builders 0, Smarties 2,

2.
INSURANCE. AND || °“cthe

Other 600's Ben Rourke
REAL ESTATE NEEDS 634, Ear] Rourke 623, Sam Ru-
Phone 365-7944

therford 605. |
ANDERSON

Tuesday Night Mixed 9-11
L
AGENCIES

Use your charge account

DAVID COOPER
HEN’S WEAR

Phone 365-5851 . +

WE ARE AGENTS FOR GEM‘CLEANERS

LHT Ann Kinakin 691. MHS
3 e, so let’s see the
Bill Davis 243; MHT Bill Davig of the season with all teams

634. THS Plaza Five 1026; THT
Ricks Records 2658. gi ae ae

G. Hughes Will Remain
On Special Committee

'TP: Untouchables 3, Alley
s that Mr.
i to

Ca i vOur vointers 8, Kay
3 ees 1, Plaza Five 2, Surveyors
HS J, ‘Turner 319; CHT) 2, Ricks Records 3, Oddbalis 1,
“| Unpredictables 2, Celgar 2, Im-
-perials 4, Searchers 0.
Other 600’s Verna Keraiff
654, Frank Nelson 619, Marg sioner Gwilym Hughes will con-
Menzies 600. tinue to serve on the village's sali xy
=| Rowdy Rollers special committee attempting to . = é
LHS Joan Krueger 244; LHT| obtain reduced electrical rates . ;
JANUARY it would bo desirable 0 ‘have
i jstinguishe en at
5 BULOVA as a kind of referee to hear
Screamers 82, Groaners 15,| at council's first meeting of the ELGIN
lers 82, Criers 18. new year last week following :
atts — a suggestion by'Comm, Leo Bos- earance a e CANDINO
€. Brallabo Elected

Fern Schwartzenhauer 592. THS| from the WKP& Co. through
complaints and advise us as to
35
re ¥ af Westclox - Timex

LL
Wailers 1063; THT Wailers) an appeal to the Public Utilities
the action we should take.
iy
TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW STOCK Don't be puzzled — seo

: ee adele
‘ less, it is always. possible that
WATCHES a mistake may be Taade or that
b some people may feel that they
yy have been unjustly treated.
LONGINE “For these reasons, we felt

Former Castlegar commis-

by ;
o§ i a tof B.C. to be om-| umbia’ Basi:
LOUNGE FASHION. CLOTHES ; ; _budsman for the asin and is’ respected
: : 5 vyalley Fesldents aie taatlens touch” ond hag 7 the commen
5 ;their ,homes to: mak Ppa 5 ;
January Only Columbia hydro projects. for) ‘The ombudsman salary, to
: bertriate - : He will assist them in ne- Be pald -by ‘the Power: Autho-
Regular 2 piece suits 10% OFF gotations Jpding to purhigs| "starting Jn. 1 Ho wil bo
i ons of thei nds | ava e
* 0) and help anyo hh ‘available as. required in Rev-
_ 2 Pant Suits........ 15% OFF And help anyone. who feels dis-| olstoke, Castlegar and the Nak:
FIY GUARANTEED received from the lands‘ depart. | USP 2Tea, Dr. Keenleyside said,
se oe uant of: the ae C, Hydro and penis jeecnloyeide comninuet:
p. wer Authority. ~ ing over:; people
FULL RANGE OF MATERIALS & SHADES a BC. ‘Hydro -co-chairman| Wil! have to. move or otherwise
; Me Dr. H. L. Keenleyside said he be affected as. a result of the|&
asked ‘the chlef justice to find Sonefrucuon of tne, three) Col
-a referee “beyond reproach.” lams. We have Notre. Dame ° which . instituti
: “. | promised these people they will] r yas; cata: long «whlch } wey cani af.
The chief justice said| be treated Tairly and generous: prove aeepane ged dueeticn ination
a : 7 for.students in the interior of Speaking of
been a ihind nomen nae If rs fol-| the province., “If it has di al 2 gions college at & ropered
Buon 370 properties ly ibe .| lows, the judge's recommenda-| ed: something: and can contri-| he sald exact courses to be of-
Oras 70 pipnaric Have bean | ng will not be aceopabio ox | bulo oni element they i fa! reais Be ut
A fe TeCO; le ,
have expropriation proceedings The “special commissioner | all educators and it should B the first course would He sone
examine complaints in ‘rel: tr Ne a ncaa eat gs to follow. we I
elation| urses to . Baa i
PE een an
we nate he complaintant has tea-| is again evident, This need, he | NDU, he stated, is 100 per cent
aon to helleve some significant] felt, could possibly be handled| behind a vocational-technically .
aspest of his case has’ been| solely by NDU, but there is a slanted course. He felt a region-
ae e Be problem of money as NDU re-| 8! college is necessary if it
e judge's services will be| ceives no p funds, The 3 for those students
Tey aoe £790 to. yal-| ide: he felt, would not now taken care of. From
. i be to amalgamate private and

COME DOWN TO..

KARNIE’S.

‘TP: Hooters 28, Moaners 31, Mr. Hughes was appointed
the standpoint of need and ex-

WIRE GRIP $ 95

Lash) he one SUBURBANITE -RETREADS ‘ 5

college was sufficient for the < : 7-50{14 toboless

oe Reast from the Okanagan||. . tht este free
interior. : : New—-si embed-

Concluding. he ‘said the ded in th end sopelias

2761. Commission.
“In order. that there ‘could

b ‘

pe no posebuty of te Herel Canada’s Outlook for 1965
picked the referee we asked : : ;
Chief Justice Wilson .’.. to no-

January

Clearance

with

Mr Bosse said he agreed

Mr. Hughes will serve on

Nordic Lodge Proxy

For Goming Year
At the Monday night meet-

he editorial suggestion of

the with Comm, V.
R. Cook. Their first. job will be
0

concerning the matter of a dis-
ict municipality brought. to
the PUC’s attention’ by the
WKP&L.

draft-a letter to the PUC |

.— GREATLY REDUCED PRICES —

WOOL SKIRTS

us to-day and in the
meantime here's your
crossword puzle answer

minate a suitable person,” Dr.
Keenleyside. said,

‘He said Judge Colquhoun
will “have* nothing’ to do with

Favorable Says Bank Head

Canada is moving into 1965 eakin
with “generally favorable” ec- ‘clus ee Canada ‘on “The Out-

g to the. Empire

courts or litigation but only help | nomic
in the process of nego! tion gely from continuing ‘str
His terms of reference are: | 1"

m g lar look For 1985", Mr. Currie. said
exports, ‘capital »investment| that there will -be another. sub-

“we can. anticipate. that

question’ of a regional’ college
and the development of higher
education was suggested by. the
people for:-research as to pos-
sibility. Instead there has been
too much‘ attempt: to sell ‘the
college. Until research is done,
there is a problem as to. the

greater traction on oll slick,
slippery roads. 60,000
needile-sharp edges ack

ing ‘of ‘Nordic Lodge No. 78,] Mrs. 14. Johnson, Ph. 36: B29.
which was held in Nordic Hall, abe Jo meen Ph. 365.8298 é
the annual ‘installation of new Mr. M. Hingley who under- ote 2
officers: took place. went an operation in the Trail] SHSS PTA Meet
‘The 1965 slate includes:— maganae. Hospital ie poms again. |° piezaen

resident, C. Brattabo; vice-pre-|.We wis him a speedy recovery.
Uient, K. Ki Laie Mr, and “Mrs. George An- Cancelled Bue

To Bad Weather

‘The executive of the Stan-

Pleated. and Straight Line; Sizes Range
: 0 advis andthe consumer -sector,. Wil-
rights or interedis are’ afferied| Ham M. Currie, ¢ the | jeantial increase -in «gross..na- | legitimacy of selling the college

Up to Pre-Teens aes | Bile ATLA! M. Currie,

: a gig Q of the| tional product above th to th

: nee : AG) AOR) Ge f s to the proper representations | C@madian’ . Imperial | Bank of} of ° bove.: the ‘level @ public.
$3 98 sab $9 98 ( hee ~ Btlafetetae SoRmCR! || to he made "and. the BPOpEr Commerce, sald: last week. {seat 5. cbilton: for
af o4 : EMCILIMMMALeIcIs| || course to pursue, when asked -
Pp ‘ : mulus: appear to- be ’ soundly

While the ‘sources: of sti-

‘he

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K A R N LE’ S ssunicr ct oCEe| Former District

siseetg proposed if Sion :
RTT Am tts Sirst_ year As SOO mition Resident Buried

i] A man well known in the
Castlegar district, Edmund M
Hilton, 34, of La Jolla, Califor:
nia, was killed in a car accident
in San Diego on Dec. 23. i
Mr. Hiiton was vice-presid-
ent for engineering of the Fluid-
genics missile parts manufactur-
ing firm for six years,
Born in Burnaby, he took
his elementary and high school
education in Nelson. except for
two years at. Robson High
School. He obtained his degree
jn mechanical’ engineering in

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‘Cottons, Double-Knits,, Wools
Magic Crepes, Silk-Surrahs.

Priced from $5.98 - $19.98: .

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son visting with relations and
Carlsen; assistant! lent ; rights ‘and interests, when -ask-| various services would: be a vi- cabana Ree t —— ;
se EAT
ere conn eaeele oF wi, 95c ae $2. 49 a z cca AKA
trustee. 2 years, 7. Kringhaug; : tions are ‘to. be ‘made only for| in ‘co-ordination. and planning She: sty NUE, adeeb hdanotiur So GAS a ; i
histanian, Me heatley Mrs. G. Fowler ‘fell and suffer-| tony; eetaua prize, Patsy Fom: Lg

in Grand Rapids,. Michigan, re:|'pan, reported .that due to in- :
two new books from’ Arthur ae In the Central Rentals Building <:;
Fide and “Blandt Byttekonefol- her-ankle. We wish her a speedy ; - — :

Lake Hospital; Nelson, was the

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Ma H. ti - LONG NYLON WATERPROOF celal considerations ‘as may’ ap-|— are “not quite as’ strong’ as “CASTLEGAR NEWS
marshall, M. Smith; inner guard, | Visited many places of interest eT eanctaas Taitte. the ed to by the Authority. or: b: 4 : : TTT ; -
jig; outer guard, R. Peter- 7 any affected. person. -. y. heeieiee eae eat ee
‘evious - planning ‘ would: a:
spent the holiday season in Kel- The lucky winners. of the Z 3 .
= ee year, - Carlsen; [Owna, raffle were as follows: : _ -SPECIAL CLEARANCE the help ‘of: the. individual ‘af-| therefore should be: done by. all
sports director, E, Kjemperud First Cro- . . fected:and ‘the guidance. of tl atnept eg
a Of. f e of the'| ‘municipalities, ‘- SNS.
irs, G. Romie fell and SUC [equ second, LADIES HATS 25% OFF
the installing officer. Mr. and Mrs. F. Jonkman, | patrick.
The lodge librarian, I. fig
turned home , Friday. We are! clement ther "th 1
Eide bf Ymir. The new editions | sorry to report that Mrs. Jonk- Sanuary weeting has ‘been cat
are-“Drums of Diomede” by Mr. i
9 To . e recovery. £ = AD ope : .
ket alee by Mr, ide Miss L. Morey, who is on : oT aereneroeromnrpens ities i ee NRT ‘
guest of her parents Mr... and ‘ of ae aan
Mrs. L. Morey, Monday.
“LADIES’ AND TEENS ;
Figured Poplin, Quilted Nylon.
and Wools
Vg OFF

TOMATO WICE ...... 3 for 89}

téson; t e holiday sea- Authority such general or spe-
sorta! Gicee G. Reinsbakkken; MITTS pear to him to affect ‘peoples’ The co-0 they turned out to be last year.!,
a. including Disneyland. i
son; trustee 3 years, E. Rourke; Mr. ani proceeds of which go towards The. judge's: recommenda-
‘We are sorry to report that Mrs.” L
and historian, M. Wheatley. - .
who spent two months visiting loge = : ti - : S
Reinsbakken reported a gift of The president, Mrs. E. Re CINDY: S ‘Tots-To-Teens
man . fell Saturday: and broke | ajjeq,
the nursing staff. of Kootenay
Mr. J. Dalziel is a patient
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25% OFF of Beauty Cote
Interior Latex
QUARTS -GALLONS

reg. 1.95 Value. reg. 6.35. Value
$1.47 $4.75

in the ‘Castlegar and District
CLEARANCE,

SILQUE LOTION :
‘DETERGENT:

"| Big 32-Oz. Plastic Bottle’

COFFEE Blue Ribbon Ib.

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SUNBEAM VACUUM
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59.95

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- JANUARY
CLEARANCE:

Regular. $4.95.
Nalue; SALE

‘ Introductory Savings!
Telfon Non-Stick Cookware

10-INCH FRY $3.75 :

“XMAS GIFT WRAP.
_ XMAS CARDS
TO CLEAR V2 PRICE

s Xmas Tree Ornaments ;
and Decorations.

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Metal IRONING TABLE
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Regular $7.69 $6.99

Value; SALE ....

TRADE-IN
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$50 for: your old mi CE
movie camera‘on

PAN, Reg. $4.75

THE FAMILY ALLOWANCE CONTEST FOR DECEMBER WAS WON’
BY MRS. MABEL UMIOFF OF ROBSON. SHE RECEIVED THE FULL
VALUE OF HER CHEQUE ‘AS A PRIZE. YOU CAN ENTER. TOO.

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