R i day, March 2, 1972

ON THESE COLD NIGHTS what does a camera nut do?

Here are some examples by a local amateur who dug

around in his basement and came up with what some
people might call “things.” He then put them In an art- pearing form layouts.

atic form and the result was these three beautiful ap-

Fires in a Home Can Start
In Many Ways Expert Warns

jes of Canada, are smoking
und matches; defective or
inade quate electrical wiring
and ol er equipments ae defec-
tive aryeara less use of elec-
trical appliances; defective
or overheating and wiring
equipment, chimneys, and
flues; hot. ashes and coals
and combustibles near heat-

misuse of matches by
children, These alone are
behind: tyotiinds of today’s

buil

offers a few
key aes to help you pre-
vent these — and other —

@ Be warned if ‘your i

TV picture contracts when

your refrigerator or furnace

goes on, or if fuses: bl
eatedly. This is clear sig-

eee problems.

@ Don’t string — inex-
pensive extension cords thr-
oughout your house and risk
overloading your wiring sys-

em,

@ Don’t use cheap
cords for heavy appliances
such as electric irons, space
heaters, Totisseries, power

@ Don’t try to sizeish
the electrical

| GOLF NEWS |

Tuesday of last week
there was the monthly
meeting of the Exécutive
where a number of topics

season Mrs,
will again manage the con-
cession,

It is proposed to re-
do the club house and the
Pro Shop with the latter be-
ing increased in floor area.
The east side of the club
house will be modified

putting in heavier and heave
jer fuses, ‘Overfusing” is a

common practice but potent
ially a very dangerous one.

@ Don’t put pennies
behind your fuses to get
aan to *eany 2 bigger load.

anger is you'll
aad your wiring.

@ Inquire about the
flammability sharactoretes
of all mater!

house — from paints and ine *

sulation to curtains and car-
pets,

in, no bonus.

~ HOMEPLAN MORTGAGES

First or second mortgages for the purchase of
existing homes, consolidation of debts etc. One
day approvel service, competative rates, no lock

Phone 492-3841 days collect, evenings or week-
ends 493-1291 or write Homeplan Realty 283
Martin St., Penticton, B.C.

.tin 6

It Pays...
“ ...TO SHOP LOCALLY!
Time and Transportation Gosts are Saved

Instead of wasting time travelling to distant stores, the wise shopper puts

that time to use in a more careful selection from the large varieites carried
by our local merchants. The money saved on transportation is put to better i

use too — on the items themselves. Every day it will pay to shop right here

Lo
more storage facilities for
kitchen and bar.

ny case you will
have an opportunity to see
it all first hand as there is

tinowah
the Ladies

All you have to do than
fellow bashers of the wee
gutty percha, is bring your

roller, hammer and
brush. ¥ We. hear that the Big

Letter to The Editor

Skunk Menace Calls for Drastic Action

Dear Sir:

The proverbial “Man's
inhumanity to man” can of-
ten take the path of non-
nv Howeve in times of

waver, 8
‘us rallies

crisis,

to the aid of the stricken.
Does it, though, require
mass disaster to rouse pub-
lic interest: ian bel ing the
stricken, Ni a fire,
for many ee Hrenah out
to the homeless family with

ie
so beautif

they become involved in an-

other's trouble or mise
and that’s why I am wr! iting
this letter. For there is a
fal in our community
that in Reed tot ste a
helping hand at this tim
I speak of the Kosta-

The Scene at...
KINNAIRD JUNIOR

SECONDARY SCHOOL

-recommend..:,taia. Thow:

ts form of exercise for

$3,000 of the original Series
B debentures to be sold and
that an_ additional issue of
Series B.in the amount of
$10,000 will be offered to
cover discount on previous
debenture, issues and the
purchase of capital: equip-
ment. Now is your opport-
unity to invest in Canada.
Buy Canadian!

‘tis true, ‘tis

true” — to quote "David
usy practising

or the Nelson

ee 8

Everywhere you turn- - :

up here these di

just! dean bratlag — at

just ja ant

ee. Le music and art and
YP and ~ gymnas'
cooking and sewing and

Bute invigorating! pone
orts front our

last
It was a squeaker,’ but ali
the more exciting for that
in.

Tourna-

Bruce Norman

Walters, Dat Dale Bishop, John

Wishloff, Randy Houghton,
Richard Hobson.

and
24-24 cee wards was
ands,

hoarse

Mrs. "Walters tay class
ut on a_ fantastic Bake
le last Friday. Even the

boys tate tre in. They had

tle cupeakes with lemon

fillin; ing went in
eG veloute flat and
choo! ion —

— walked
around contendedly after-
wards, munching -peanut
butter cookies, walnut

game ended in a

squares, juicy butter. tarts
sa ethet auorted ‘délica-
Tergitich

: Four- enthusiastic grade
9 students demonstrated le-
viation by lifting Mr. Lind
(around 400 pounds) with

two ers each, He might
Baye been a little nervous,

diy will know just what a

Food is tainted and =<
petizing,- your wardrobe
condemned, your nerves be-
come ragged and your sleep
is impaired; skin eruptions
are caused by the strong
disinfectants. These are a
few of the sufferings.
years ago,- an
elderly couple went
just such a a livin, t-
mare only three lots re-
moved from the present ar-
ea of infestation. They were
to see 19 skunks trapped
and removed to the. moun-
ie game: warden,
e after time their
home was the target of the
frustra'

One hearing a
noise at se door, Mrs.
B B. opened the door, only to

ted with a_strangi-

ig of Science —
ld

arm in. its

ed position. It has shrunk!
Can you explain what ,hap-
pened???

Peo Wee Hawks
Tackle Kimberley.

Win Two Games

The Hawks of. the Cast-

le: ar Eee: Wee Division tra-
erley the

Weekend < of Feb. 26 and 27.
The game on Sat. saw
Castlonar: victorious with

in favor: of our boys, The
breakdowns on both games
were 28 follows:

Ghristenson 1. assist.

Quebec Post Office

“The first post office in
the 3 Raster ‘ownships of
Quel was..opened at
Suetiola in: 1817.

area, but
afore-mentioned

couple are too emb:
tox} bring the problem out in

means

taken to rid “the house “Ot

these unwelcome pests.
When skunks are

God -made
man’s: enjoyment uate ise.

with local
welfare authori ee

Town Planners
Put Conditions
On Retarded Homo

The Kinnaird town

planning commission has
ven conditional approval
the day care centre and

home for retarded adults.

A meeting to discuss the
je has''been called for
at 7 p.m. in the

laa report signed by

waccotary ie A. leer the

stat they

have “a0. "Ob! ection’ to the

rezoning of both pieces of
property.

PHOTOCOPYING

istiers — Birth Certificates
Important Papers
Clippings

” Reasonable Rates

Gelling
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Castlegar Shoots to Score

(Leo Sommers Photo)

Commercial Loamee a

‘PROGRAM

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=.1972

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Castlegar, B.C.

ing. identical records.

lace was awarded Public

Pee, individual scoring
race was won byH rid-
an of Public cightways
with $4 goals and 44 assists.
The leading scorer was K.

Carr, also of enblle eoeened

ways,

Thurs.,
1S 3 will “meet the
Celgar team.
‘The semifinals
pve out of three series Twith
the finals being three out
of five.

Castlegar Bruins
Travel to Down
Spokane Squirts

The Bruins of the Pup
Division and many parents
travelled: to Spokane on

day. ig the,
Bruins again defeated Spo-
kane scoring 8-1 against the
Baretone Sauirts, Jeff Stew-
art was top scorer in Sun-
day's aime with a hat trick,:
also scoring for the Bruins.
were Ken Sherstebitoff and
Mark Kowalko with . two
goals each and a single by

SHSS Sports Scores

In the first two games

Hawks, 69-6:

29, when the Rockers host
the Trail Hawks at 7.30 in
the Stanley Humphries

ie yout lu want to see igh
school basketball at its best,
should come to this

Trail . ay wi
wit at lead all scorers

koff were high rebo
with 16 1s rebounds each.
On Sat at-J.. 1.
Crowe, the Trail Hawks de-
Rockers . 48-46,

‘feated the

‘Mike Koi was high
scorer with 14 points. The
Hawks’ Fred Withers made
13. Points,

e, the Rock-

¢
very close thd * exalt exciting

game.

The decidin, e for
the West Kootenay Che
jonships will be held Fe

(Friday and Botunay) i,
determine the Kooten:
Prege resentative at the Be,
igh school boy’s basketball
championships in the Paci-

18, The Rockers: have been
the Kootenay representativ-
es;,twice, and they hope to
repeat this again.

Tho . Junior _ Rockers
pisced second 33 in the West

They beat
canal Hosta 2 4

Crowe defeated them in th
e 64-41,

final
‘the J Junior Rockettes
laced third in the. West
finals. They were
ented by the au Salmo sen-
eR

jock-
s beat Trail This Sal.
icons first in this Wes
enay finals, and Saunt
Sentinel came second.

Some Tips on Hockey Safety
Are Timely Now Battles Rage

With Play-off fever now

raging i in the bocke;
comments are

made on on 2 just how rough a

sport t be.

hockey ju Span t tudy ie
ce! a pment
a id there is a

igo equip-
erly fitted, and

am he joins

supervi-

pO!
ed only by brand names or
Instead, your

Boyt howl id try on dienes

make Bakes tes see which vfs
head; elbows, « ‘nees “and.

er will be ‘much
on the ice if
bly. ana
ting,

Boo

ment. If it a, Protects ‘tt gt

the hest protective

ment in't the world will

dl his performance and,
ose him to a var-

proper: hockey. ‘wardrobe?
maximum safe!

you sho id puy
e following items of ap-

patel for your young play-

tt: — Don't let

Helme!
him on the ice without one.

In fact. Minor. Hockey. mak-
es wearing a helmet com-
the hel-

i
. ae t pombe, to bu

, 3£ possible, to buy

nsion helmet. Like

the be Detter football helmets.
on: the ©market — today,
a suspension ayaa of ad-
justable straps will suspend
the ‘helmet: away from and
out of direct ‘contact with
your son’s skull. (The hel-
met may be on his head,.
but the responsibility is on
yours!)

Glasses — If your boy
has to wear them, make
sure he wears case-hardened
lenses or plastic. lenses,

SHOPPING

HEADQUARTERS

@ Hardware. @ Building Supplies

which won't splinter, Con:
tact lenses are suitable
although they won't Saad
the eyes from blows, *.)

other” piece. of mandatory
owe ale rad

ler pads — The
better sao oie rO-

Acction for shoulders, chest -
biceps, (Chest protec.

tion is vei ortant, for
_ blows to the nie and hea
area rious.) *

fect

are designed for thi;

jati
woulda let let your boy
without an athletic suppor-
ter; a metal :“‘cup”: offers
gxita protection for the gen-

say Shin guards —- ‘These
protect the shins and knees.
They should also provide
‘wrap-around protection for
the calf muscles,
Gloves — Get the best
you can afford, as with ev-
erything >

kg, 28-20 In over-

CC!

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The best will be

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Slapshots ° strike with .in-
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As a_ final
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.. trician. and member. of the

American. Medical» Associa-
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physi

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Pass Creek

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Valley Vista
Castlegar Primary

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