BEAUTIFUL TO BEHOLD are the many articles made by
the Doukhobor women who take great pride in their needle
work. Here Mrs. Bill Popoff of Ootischenia, on the right,
is showing a knitted circular tablecloth. Mrs. Polly Sem-
enoff is holding one edge to assist in showing the fine
lacey design to the best advantage, A bazaar and bake

a|another. I would like to start

tables will be set up this Saturday in the Kinnaird Hall

where many of the early skills of spinning and weaving|a fad.

will also be demonstrated. Visitors to the August Festival
being sponsored by the Castlegar and District Chamber
of Commerce will see fine displays of typical work pro-
duced by the Di people. — C: News Photo

SUGAR AND SPICE

H By Bill Smiley Bill Smiley

Bare Feet & Beer Coasters for Skates on a aTable

It's nice to better shape than I thought.

began with a three-
day ‘iat from our triends,
most members

of our Seriked these reunions once a year,

and it usually takes a week
djto get over them. Trap and
I joined the air force togeth-
the best friends. er. Peggy and Suse have al-

Last week, I had the best| ‘Vays got along well because

of these two situations and I they have the sank jnterert

They can
am not only delighted but|pours ata stretch. On ‘Tues-
astonished to be alive to re-|day night they went to bed
port it. The only thing that/at 8.15. That's a.m. Know
Hoesn't seem to be function-|what they: were doing? The
ing is my liver. Must be in'university acceptance tests.

we ‘stock a full selection of

SAVAGE SHOES,

for children

Maddocks Shoe Store

the Traplins. We have one of

S-T-0-P

For a real buy on a Chev, Olds, Chevelle or Camaro
from 375 hp engine to 155 hp 6-cyl., call today or
write to:

John Lockyer
DICK IRWIN CHEV & OLDS
845 Marine Dr., North Vancouver

Phone 987-5231

tin-22

They scored very, high. But
they were ttle dashed) burned to a cinder.

Back home safe, late and

“COFFEE BREAK”

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

Poetry is often food for
thought for one reason or

aft the column this week
w Alles one called “A Parent's
Ple

My little boy is ei; ight
years old, he goes to scheol
each day.

He doesn’t mind the tasks
they set, they seem to him
but play.

He heads his class at

raffia work, and also takes|phis choula Seed bout one

the lead. -

At making dinky paper g

but I wish that he
could read.

They teach ies physioi-
ogy, and Oh, chills our
To hear our prattling in-
nocent mix up his inward
parts.

He also learns astrunomy
and names the slars by night.

Of course he's very up to
date but I wish that he could
write.

They teach him things
botaniea, they teach him how

to dra’
ite, ‘babbles of
and j gravitation law.
And the discoveries of
science with him are quite

They tel, me hes a clev-
{ wish that he

So ends the poetry. Noth.’
ing unusual you say? Well
what you have read was writ-
ten in 1894, 75 years ago, by
Peter McArthur, an Ontario
writer. Back in the days when
so many of today’s critics
claim education was really
sound.
eee

We often talk about our

a lit
when I[ told them that high}over a-late dinner and the
school kids get 50 minutes/i1 p.m. news. Door-bell rings
to do these. It had taken sev-}Cheery young voice, “Any-
en hours. body home?” And you go
Well, the Traps left, and|downstairs, and there's an-
I settled down sor a quiet/other old ‘friend, petite Jean
day of reading and recuper-/Own garden. And yes,
ation. Knock at the door. An-|she’ll have a gin and a
other old érienu, Bill Hanna,|idok at the new bathroom
ll set to go sailing. ‘Appar: and a two hour talk with) 6
ently, though I'll swear it/Suse.

never happened, we'd had a There was only one way

jong and involved telephone out, and I took it. I plunged
ae setting the tume anu uhe/o:f in the car next

children being fussy eaters,
but when it comes to pets|
they seem to be just as bad,
and in some instances, worse.
One gentleman spoke of
his pet cat being just an in-
dividual, but he has come up
with the answer.

fishy- are
pour the oil over the regular
vood which the pet has re-

ouflage, the feline will .eat
almost any sort, of food.

Hi-Lite Restaurant
“Sp . lizing in Chi F 1 ”
Phone 365-6741 for Take-Out Orders

Open 6 am, to 9.30 p.m.
Closed , all day Monday

BANQUET FACILITIES FOR SMALL ‘GROUPS:

If you find yours en

tertaining hy not

This | st an ideal way to serve
your favorite punch on a hot
afternoon or evening. Select a
good medium sized water-
melon, cut a fairly large
piece from the top; scoop out
the meat idown to the shell
with a arp-edged spoon.

allon.

Lemonade could be col-
ored with watermelon juice
drained from the scooped
meat.

For a garnish, float }emon
slices stuck with cloves and
springs of mint.

While we are on fing

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

Math Appointment
At Selkirk College

|, The appointment of Jaime:
Smith’ to th ment o: ie |

\A. he faculty of
‘Selkirk College ‘was announc-
saree recently by principal A. E.

Mr. Smith will lecture
in the department of mathe-
matics and will also be offer-
ing an svenue course in as-
tronomy.

Mr. " smith has. been in

" arated to Argentina to: work

if you have a kept

strictly for picnics, try mak-
ing a pocket in each corner
of the cloth that will take a
small stone. This keeps that
playful breeze from disturb-
ing

Person Suspacts
Syphilis Should

Contact a Doctor

If a person suspects he
may have eyphllls, he's shoal
consult. a qualified
doctor at once, the “federal
health department advises.

examin-

Recreational Lands

— Announcement ~
Mr. J. F. Hipwell, R.L (B.C.), F.R.L, of

HIPWELL REALTY

is pleased to announce an association with

BLOCK BROS. REALTY LTO.

of Vancouver, B.C.
for the specific purpose of advertising, promotion and
sale of rural and country properties of interest to in-
vestors and those who seek to move out from the cities.
Enquiries are solicited. y 231

ation and

Only after a a
labora-
is of

tory tests can a
syphilis be made.
When not
treated, syphilis
heart Seite blindness, § pare
alysis, mental deterioration
and may eventually lead to
death.

For information on ven-

to your provincial
partment for the pane
“V.D. What You Should
Know” or “Ci oe

OFFICE SUPPLIES

Adding Machine Tapes
and Ribbons
, Typewriter Erasers

jected. With such fishy cam-|

to Teenagers”.

for Uxbridge and the Ontario
* No way out, without he-| Weekly Eaitor’s annual golf
ing a sunker. So | tottered|tournament.

otr sailing. A peculiar sport. Host Pete Hvidsten, a
it takes an hour to get ready.|Norwegian who didn’t know
‘fhis is hard on a man who 3S|enough to go home after the
dying on his teet. ‘Chem you) war. tt by the acme of
uoat around for a couple of/acumen managed to marry
hours while the skipper des-|ort both his kids within two)

weeks.

Gene Macdonald, the
houlering, at you
your jib” and “luff your jee”! won the prize sor longest
and all aon, ts, oe pasty tine, drive ot the day — he'd ariv:
and the dam’ boat is miles to get there. He
along with one side almost en 280 co
under water and your beer
has tumbled into the bilge
and you are wondering whe-

it] man irom Glengarry, . who!

~ Jim Anderson has been
pointed & coach of the
Selidris College “Saints”
hockey, team. His appoint-
ment for the approaching
1969-70 season was announc-

Aled by Selkirk principal A. E.
le:

S.
Mr. Anderson is  well-

es, having been active for

ther you can still swim two
miles, with t

Forest Fire
Situation
Gets Worse

as always,

tei
_ nine holes despite as manager and
Harry two years Bt

the Wi

th.) Kootenay, including a five-| B.C. ‘Amateur Hockey Associ-

year stint as defenceman for

Jim Anderson Coach
-Of Collegiate Hockey

known in local hockey circl-|ateur _Hocke:

many years as a hockey en-|terpretation of rules and jor
sons who hit a a polt bail a
‘Weeklies’ |*

coach, ane manager| years he served as secretary-
teams in fest

president of the Trail senior

am.

Jim Anderson has held
many years of coaching ex-'
perience in min junior,
senior, and university level
hockey. At present, he serves
as chairman of the rules com
mittee of the Canadian Am-
ey Association,
which is responsible .for in-

referee

conducting
For seven

across Canada.
id registrar of the
ation, and is honorary ton

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CASTLEGAR NEWS.

If we haven't got it, we can get it for you

the Trail Smoke Eaters and

president of this association

the West Kootenay since 1966
living in Nelson. Born in Wis-
consin, he attended the Uni-
versity of Minnesota from
1951-54, and received his BA.

In 1955 Mr. Smith emi-

thesis was entitled “A Search
for Quasars Among Faint
Blue Stars.” The findings of
this research were published
in condensed form in the As-

the genlor, secondary level in
Cordoba.

Mr. Smith returned to
the United States to do grad-
uate studies in astronom

66, graduating with a
master of sclence degree. His

(i ch Servic

Journal of July
1966.

In 1666 Mr. Smith came
ry|'? Canada to take a position
TY! as instructor of physics, ma-
thematics und astronomy at
Notre Dame University of
Nelson. While at NDU he was
faculty representative fur:
Canadian University Service
Overseas and, in 1968.69, vice-
president of the faculty as-
sociation.

Explanation
Of the Term
Rh Negative

The federal health de-

; ‘OLic
One block East of the
Castleaird Shopping Plaza
10 & 11 a.m. morning worship
7 p.m. Evangelistic Service
Wed., 7.00 Prayer Bible Study
Phone 365-7582
Rev. Helmut Buttenberg
Pastor.

ST. RITA'S
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Rev. E. A. Brophy
Ph. 365-7143
Sunday Masses_at_
9 a.m. -11 am. -7 p.m:

GRACE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

No Service during August
Sept. 7 service at 11.30 a.m.
with Sunday School
Minister Rev. J. Wiseman
Ph. 352-6194 Nelson

CHURCH OF GOD
04 - 7th Ave., Kinn:

aird
Rev. Ira Johnson Ph. 365-6762 ho,

junday Services
Family Bible Hour (classes
for all ages) 10 a.m.
Horning ership ay am

ening ice'7 p.
Mawer Bibi study and
Prayer Wed. 7.30

PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE

publication, ‘The

Canadian Mother and Child,”

gives the following explana-

tion of what Negative”

tpeans to the expectant mo
er,

The Rh factor is -a sub-
stance present in the blood of
ee per cent of people who are

described as Rh positive. The
other 15 per cent with no Rh
factor are described as Rh].
negative.

‘When an Rh negative wo-
man marries an Rh tive Wo pas

Mrs, E. Murray is a patient
in the Kootenay Lake Hospit-
al at Nelson.

Miss Donna Hill of Reb-
son is presently spending a
month’s holiday in Coquit-
lam, the guest of her uncle
and aunt, Mr, and Mrs.
Serville,

Mr. and Mrs. J. Osachoff
and family returned home
Saturday after spending their
yacation visiting many points

Mr. Lorne Westgate of
Vancouver returned home
Priday after spending several
days visiting relatives ond
friends in the district.

Mr. and Mrs. F. Emery
of Trail ‘Spent last weekend
at the home of the latter’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. De-
Foe.

Miss Sybil Harrower and
her sister ‘Mrs, Ed (Sandra)
Myers returned home Satur-

weather.

‘ Rev. and Mrs. A. McNeil
and family of Edmonton,
who were Nenroute to Nara-

companied them to Naramata.
She yelumed home Friday.
Lipsett returned
home Thursday after spend-
ing a few faye in Vancouver:

Mrs. Per-
kins and sages Miss Lily
Perkins will return home a
the weekend after spending
their yacation in Vanccuver
and ae Alberni.

Mrs. W. Shmoorkoff. and
family left last Sunday. to
spend a few days at Radium
where they will join MY.
Shmocrkott who is employed

Mr. and Mrs. ia McGauley

man, she_may bear
who are Rh positive. In some
cases, though by no means in
all, the mother develops a
sensitivity to the Rh factor
in her baby’s blood and pro-
duces antibodies to it.
does’ not happen with a first
baby unless the mother has
developed antibodies before,
following: a transfusion of Rh
Positive blood.

If these antibodies cir-
culate in the nobus blood
they destroy
cells and case Rh Yiseane or
erythroblastosis. Babies so iat:
fected. have. anemia beca'
of the destruction ond their
red blood cells and jaundice
cause they cannot throw
off the waste products of the
blood destruction quickly en-
ough.

Ifa mother is Rh nega-
tive, her doctor can deter-

This|the past visiting

blood | amazed at the Taal: changes

to
Montreal ve Vine Canadian
route. and omnes. via the

sae Mrs. Reg Bro
and bet Karl of Robson spent

Coach is Named:
For College. B-Ball:

Ken Coupland of Trail
has been appointed coach of |i
the Selkirk College ‘Saints’
men’s basketball team for the
1969-70 season,

‘Mr. Coupland is a grad-
uate of Abbotsford Senior
Secondary School and of
Western Washington State
"|College at Bellingham. He has
extensive experience in sev-
eral phases of athletics as
both a participant and a
coach.

Mr. Coupland is well-
known as the playing coach
of the Southern Motors senior
“B" basketball team. In addi-
tion, he has coached numer-
ous teams to championships
at the Fruitvale

ondary School.
The “Saints” will partici-
EB ate in the Trail Senior “:

1969-70 season. Furthermore, and Alberta.

Junlor-Sec-| several exhibition games will] f stralning 6

be scheduled with other col- nt
leges and institutes of tech- suggt
jasketball League quring the |nology -in British Columbia sector for example sedativ-

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 31, 1969

Federal Health
Dept. Wams
Mothers-fo-Bo

If you are pregnant, the
federal health See

ull selection of

SAVAGE SHOES

tor children

Maddocks Shoe Store

we stock a

against using muscles witeh

tyou do not use to

u'do some heavy work that you

don’t normally do, using any
muscles too long and this up-
plies to work and sports.

it also cautions against
allowing yourself to get too
fatigued. Suggesting you al-

m| ways stop what you're doing,

and rest before you're “all
in.” You'll be surprised how
quickly your energy will re-
turn if you don’t wait until
yor. oak overtired to take a

sapped sible the possibility
r falling.
take» drugs or

housenotd remedies, not or-
dered ‘or ested by your

es, soda,

SLOCAN
Frontier Bonspiel

RUN JOINTLY WITH SLOCAN FRONTIER
DAYS LABORDAY WEEKEND
At Least One Lady Per Rink
LIMIT 24 RINKS
Closing Date Aug. 15, 1969

Contact H. Myers PH: 355-2376.
W. Guerin PH: 355-2345

3 EVENTS

Dial 365-7707

For: Free
Shop-At-Home
Carpet Service

with Featves in Penticton.

and Mrs. Gordon and
sons sScoit and Bruce of Seat-
Hess were visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. R. DeFoe for a few days.
It is 20 years since Mr. God-
don was, here and he was

Other recent guests
DeFoe: home were Mn and
. Sam DeSimone .of Rev
elstoke. ene were enroute to
reson:
G, Miller of Robson
is'a wrt in the Castlegar
and ey Hospital.
D. Hill and daugh-
ter Miss Colleen - Hill spent
several days visiting in Fern-
ie with Mr. Hill who is em-
ployed there.

Mr. and Mrs. G. Eastcott

CHUCK’S TRANSFER
307 - ist Ave., Castlegar
Mel & Emily Lutze

For Service Phone
365-7371 or 365-5979
WE PICK-UP AND DELIVER

Local and Long Distance Moving

Agents For United Van Lines

fire situation over the past
week, with th

66 for the previous week.

pate au

over $2,000,000. For

NOW

Deposit as little as

$1,000

Earn as much as

T3a%

on a Bank of Montreal
Term Deposit Receipt

To earn full Interest at 7°/4% per annum, you deposit
your $1,000 or more and lat it remain for over two years.
Interest is pald half yearly on Apri! 30th and October 31st.
For terms of less than two years, your money
can earn 7% per annum, with minimum deposit of $1,000 for
‘one to two years, or 95,000 fixed for 30 days or longer.

faa Bankof Montreal

Canada's First Bank

was $118,700.

The
low to moderate in

ae i ng cont people
substan-
" increase in the forest) which is hes like trying

e result there’ Bares table and nue on their
were 134 fires compared to| napkins. jim D:

Eighty-two fires were ex-]as always: And a dozen oth-
tinguished and there were/ ers.
burning as of last

nee total number of fires|triends. Dave Scott of Fort
so far this season now stands| Erie, the only man T've ever
at 1556 and the overall cost|seen whiff four times

t | while
pets Wate The | ball erage” the amiable|_

week ending Friday, the cost] troll who cartoons brilliantly,
hazard ranged rom can skate in

Stemp, ran_ the show;
40 rhinocerus to sit ap

ils‘ of Action-
milton, genial bind easy-going

" That’s why it was equal-
ly. pleasant to meet new

to strike a golf

ol man alive who
andthe ony his bare feet

George, moderate in Nelson
and moderate to high in Van- e thin,
couver and Kamloops. At the ‘There's _ no’
the southern part of the pro-| want to beat Gabriel

northern section. cades before your time. ©

rince|on a coffee table, with coast-
tes. And a dozen

v4 ,
weekend it was increasing in|friends, old. or news, df you ¢

vince. and easing off in the]pet and die a auple, of de-

Attention...
All offices of the
cl C.
in British Columbia

‘will be closed
Monday, August 4th, 1969

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Building, Trail. Phone 364-1822

WE BUY AND SELL USED FURNITURE

Open Weekdays 1 p.m. - 5.30 p.m.
Open Fridays 1 p.m. - 9 p.m.

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Pastor: Rev. L. M.

baby
very promptly ie he is bora'd: isito: it the h if
with Rh divesse | day Vi Ts al ie home o:

Rossland and Miss Bonnie
Taylor. of Victoria were Sun-

Mrs. H. Johnson.

Phone 365-5212
Sunday School 9.55 a.m
Morning Worship 11 a.m
Evangelistic Service 7 p.m
Tuesday: Bible Study.and
Prayer 7.30 p.m.
rriday’ Young Peoples 7.30 Dear, Sir
s pa behalf of the’ mem-
= bers on the Stanley Humph-
LUTHERAN CHURCH
SERVICES
Sundays at 9.30 a.m.
Kinnaird United Church
Thomas P. Koester, Vicar
Ph. 365-5976
Sunday Schoo] 8.45 a.m.

Rev Harold C. Clark

hobor Choir, I sincerely wish
to thank all of the people
who had: contributed to our
faa by supporting us in our
bake sales, car washes, draw
and concert.

Fi gpecial thank you ae the he fol
lowing ple ‘and. or;

Hons abr th their ; donations:
Gun Kalesnikoff Lumbering,

Kootenay Savings Credit Un-
ion (Castlegar)

CALVARY.
BAPTIST CHURCH
Ph. *365-6667
Next te: the Cloverleaf Motel
astleaird Plaza

Family Bite Hour -.10 a.m :
Family Worship 11 a.m.
tvening 7 Worship Service
7.00. p.m.

We also: wish to exténd
Ja very special

REGIONAL ECUMENICAL | PARISH

Anglican — United.
CHURCHES OF
Robson -— Castlegar — Kinnaird
‘JOINT SUMMER SERVICES
St. David’s 9.30 a.m.
Robson 9.45 a.m.
No Sunday Schools for Summer

Rev. T. Allen, 365-7424 — Rev. G.. Hermanson

365-8337 — Rev. C. Howard 365-7814

Local Doukhobor Choir
Appreciates. Support

ries Secondary School Douk-

We wish’ to extend a|Saskat

Castlegar Kiwanis | fu

the following people for. their
support and encouragement:
Mr. Holden our principal, Mr.
Mr. Holden ot our principal, Mr.
Patrick

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