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10 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Sept. 24, 1972

Recreation News:

‘From the Director's Desk

By Jack Alouf
On Sept. 23 and

there will a Stamp Ex.
hibition by the David ‘thom-
peo Stamp Club, held at
elkirk College. Entries are
already in from British Col-
umbla and the  Paclfic
North-west, Over 100 fram-
ven On the 23

ay, ~ 23
to 2 p.m, with
a second registration on
Tuesday, Sept. 26 from 10
a.m. to 12 noon, and the
final chance to register
will be on Friday, Sept. 29
from 2 to 4 p.m. All regis-
tration will take place at
the Recreation Office,
Don’t let the good life
pass you by! Take up
square Dancing! Beginners
Classes start on Sept, 20 at
the Woodland Park School,
your first session is

following this te, 8
kind of dancing they do is
modern square dancing
done to popular music,

Wins Swim Awards

There is no age limit,
either way, and you don't
have to bave experience.
People with two left feet
are welcome, and at a $1

le, you
0 come

about. For
Ladies, here is a big
Phone 365-184.
special for you on Sept. 30,
9 am, to 6 Bm, the Status
‘onference will
be held: at Selkirk College.
Guest speaker from Ottawa
is Feida Paltiel.

en, D:
and Women and Family
Life,

There is no charge for
the conference. I may take
this one in mfself, eC>
ially on Pschology of Wom-

en!
Adult Education: Class-

logmit. week of October,

few exceptions,

Provincial and
Diving Championships held
Baer partot Sugue
fer of AY
Mies Jackson received

into the varlous age groups.
The classes will cover ev-

m. -
ing and work, right
we to compet ive gymnast-
Junior badminton for
ages 9-12 and 13-17 years
will also be offered this win-
ter with qualified instruct-
- Drama for children up
to 12 years.of age proved
ular last y

of these call the
creation Office. and leave

‘BS.

B.C. Government
Scholarships
Are Announced

Names have been re-
leased of successful candi-
dates from Stanley Humph-
ries Secondary School who
have been awarded B.C.
Government Scholarships as
a result of the scholarship
examination written in

Scholarship  (¢
fees) and Hospital ploy:
ees Association ($250), John
Saliken and J Fowl
Government Scholar-
ship (three-quarter fees) and
ugene Kaponi B.C. Gov-
Sek (half

Mr. and Mrs, Cameron McKechnie

fees),

Those candidates for
Selkirk College are Dale,
Goosen, Barbara Waite and
Linda McGauley with B.C.
Government Scholarships
(half fees) and Lori Ponak
with BC. Government
Scholarship (one-third fees)
and Cominco Class Il Award

($350). ‘
For B.C.LT. is Deborah
Zinio with B.C. Government

Mike Plotnikoff
A Resident for

Funeral services were
held Friday through to Sat-
urday from the Castle
Ri Hall for Mike Plot-
nikoff, 69 who died on Wed-
“ne of last week in the
Trail Regional

Hospital,
resident of Castlegar

Cre
making his home in Castle-
gar.

Mr. Plotnikoff worked
as a carp st of his
life, retiring in 1965.

He was a member of
the Union Spiritual Com-
munities of Christ.

Mr. fis surv-

Stafus of Women in Canada

Topic of Sept.

A very special confer-
ence has been planned by
approximately 50 women of

region to consider the
recommendations made:.in
the report on the Status of
Women in Canada. Feida
Paltiel, who is the co-ordin-

of Castlegar
AG Years Dies

ed by his wife, Nora; one
son, Mike of Castlegar;
three daughters, » Pete
(Nora) Drazdoff of Thrums,
Mrs. Andy (Polly) Davidoff
of Grand Forks and

29 Conference

ator for the Status of Wo-
men will be coming from
Ottawa to make the opening
speech on Friday in:

ler speech
will be followed by a pan-
el discussion by resource
people for the seven work-
shops.
These are:
Women and Poverty,
Women in Public Life, Wo-
Wo-
men and the Economy —
Volunteer Work, Full
Work, Part Time work.
) yomen and Family Lite,
a) Family Planning, B
ion, Childbirth. b) Varities
of Child Care, c) Education.
The seven workshops
will meet all Saturday
from 9 a.m. to 3.30 p.m. Lo-
chance to
needs and get information
regarding the recommendat-
jons made in the Status of
‘Women's Report. The Con
ference will end with re-
ports from fe various work
shops on ‘propos:
the P of the con-

Cemetery with the Castlegar
Funeral Home in charge of

Status of

i name and phone num-

pork 3 whe

Women's Conference

Friday, September 29 — 7:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.
Saturday, September 30 — 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Selkirk College

Feida Paltiel — Guest Speaker from Ottawa

Saturday Workshops:
— Women and Poverty ©
— Women and the Law
— Women in Public Life
— Psychology of Women -

— Day Care

— Women and Family Life
Family Planning.
Child Care
Education i
— Women and the Economy

The Conference s free and open to anyone. Bring
your lunch or buy a sandwich at the College. Coffee
will be available for 15c.

If you require Child Care please call before
ember 24. :

‘

Netta Gansner — Nelson Area
Susan Charlton — Trail Area
Anne Jones — Castlegar-Kinnaird Area
Or Write Toi

Status of Women’s ‘Conference, Selkirk College,

Box 1200, Castlegar, B.C.

ae a re gpa g

Sept

ference. :
There will be no charge
for the conference as it is

“Jeqe WL, be accepter those 6:
who’ wish to contribute to

own lunch, Those persons
or

Local Stamp Club

To Hold Exhibit
September 23-24

Many prize winning
stamps will be on exhibit
Sept. 23 and 24 when the

Selkirk College.
_ Included in fhe (prize
winning stamps w. e
those of three local philat-
elists, Axel Nielsen of Cast-
Jegar, who received a_gold
medal for his “Cover From
India”, Bird of Kin-
naird, who in the 15-year-
ods and under received a
bronze medal for her Can-
and Mrs,

al. These awards were pre-
sented at the Sept. 9 to 17
Spokane. Interstate Fair. -
- An associated member
of the local club, Mrs. Nel-
ie Tayor of Vancouver. will
also extibit shen gold award
“Fo!

winning Lore on

CASTILE

SHELL PRODUCTS

-MecKechnie-Blals Wedding Vows Exchanged
Bride Wears Heirloom Engagement Ring -

The engagement rin
of the groom's great-grand-
mother was worn by the

ala
Chi
i yellow and white gladi-
Given in marriage by

her father, the bride wore
foor-len;

: Tired a V-neck accente

a double flounce and

blue satin ribbon, while. a

National President
Jean Flatt to Visit
Local 3k’s Dict Club

At the last meeting of
the Kootenay Karrot Krun-

flounce at the hemline ex-
tended all around the at-
tached train, A white satin
‘gash trimmed the rim of
her wide-brimmed white
straw hat and she carried
a bouquet of white roses
and baby's breath.
Maid-of-honor, Miss Kar-
en Anderson of Nelson,
wore a floor-length Empire
waist gown of baby blue
chiffon with scoop neck,
sheer puffy sleeves and a
flounce around the hem.
Best man was the
groom's brother-in-law, Mr,
Mel MacDonald of Weat
Vancouver. .
Mums and gladioli were
chosen as the floral decor

Out-of-town
from Nelson,
Victoria and Al

'ancouver,
lert Bay.

ST. RITA'S
CATHOLIC CHURCH

Rey, W. Harrison
Ph. 365-7143
Sunday Masses at
9am. - 11am. -7 pm.

for the outdoor i is
tet at the home of the
e's parent

Ceemering the bride's
table, decorated by the bou-
quets of the bride and that
of ther attendant, as well as
ell id. white .glads and

master of ceremonies, read
congratulatory telegrams
from Vancouver, Victoria
and Coberg, Ont., and Bro-
posed the toast to the br de,

For ther daughter's
wedding the bride's mother
wore a printed mauve Fort-
rel and matching

dress
mauve coat, off-white ac-
cossorles and a yellow or-

8Ks meeting will
to Tuesday

members are urged to
attend. The Road Runners
have kindly consented to
swiich nights for this event,
so that the Health Center
could be

Anyone in the area
who has been thinking
about losing weight may
come and hear about 5C’s
from one of Aig Tsounaing

members, Jean Flatt cessories.

REGIONAL ECUMENICAL PARISH

Anglican & United Churches

ROBSON COMMUNITY CHURCH
9:45 A.M. United or Anglican Service
Wty ees coe faltemnates weeks) 0005)
45 A.M; Sunday Schoo! :
ST. DAVID'S CHURCH, CASTLEGAR
8:00 A.M. Holy Communion
9:00 A.M. Sunday School
10:00 A.M. United Church Service
11:15 A.M. Anglican Service (Communion)
SUNDAY SCHOOL BEGINS ON SEPTEMBER 10

Parish Office: Phone 365-8337
Clergy: Terry Allen and Ted Bristow

CALVARY
BAPTIST CHURCE:
Office 365-3430

Home 365-6667
Next to the Cloverleaf Mote]
Castleair? Flaca

ST. PETER LUTHERAN
CHURCH

405 Maple St., Castlegar

Worship Service 11 a.m.

Sunday School

965-7502 and 365-8354

“The Church of the
Lutheran Hour”

APOSTOLIC CHURCH |
One block East of the
Castleaird Shopping Plaza
10 001

ce
Wed. 7.80 Prayer Bible
N. Walker - Phone 365-666)

PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
701 First Ave. '
Pastor: Rev. H. H. Gi d
Church Ph, 360-5212
Sunday School 9.55 a.m. |
Morning Worship 11 a.m, |

; GRACE |
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

»». Servicas & Church School . fj

“Sundays at -11.30

arting

BC.

Minister Rev. Clare M
Ph, 352-7400, Nelson,
CHURCH OF GOD
804 - 7th Ave., Kinnaird |
Sunday School - for all ,

ages — 10 a.m.
Morning Worship 11 a.m. %

!

Minister: Ira Johnson
Ph, 365-6762

Business and Professional Directory |

Dutch Cleaning Service
Day-Week or Monthly

Shampooing wall to wall
carpet and rugs
24 hr. service
Free Estimates, Ph. free of
eh ieee ey or Nelson
6826, Castlegar.
Satisfaction or No Charge
“Basis” C. Van Pelt

For
RUBBER STAMPS
See, Phone, Write
Clean Cut Rubber

Stamp Shop
Box 25, Robson, B.C.
Ph. 365-7605

GREEP'S ELECTRIC

MARKEN ENTERPRISES
Amway Distributors
Ph, 365-5459
Kinnaird, B.C.

tava’ Resigential

ant lent DESMOND 7.
ieee aoe LITTLEWOOD D.OS.

Electric (Castlegar) Ltd. cero Z

Electric Heat Specialists 368 Baker St.
Medallion Homes Nelson, B.C.

Ph, 365-7241 Ph, 352-5152

FAMILY SHOE RENEW
6313rd Ave. CASTLEGAR
hone 365-3231
hr. Service on most
Shoe

INTRA!
SALES & SERVICE
Ph. 365-7075 ©
Free Estimates

COLUMBIA SIGNS
Plastic — Neon — Painted
Sales Service
. « « Reasonable
Phone 365-7852 -
Robson, B.C,
Professional — Prompt
Installations

. heels while you wait
Holder of Orthopedic
Certificate of Registration
in the Shoe Service
Institute of America

PARDMAN FURNITURE |
Maytag Sales s
and Service
GUARANTEED REPAIRS:
Ph. 365-5240.
———— 5 q
ROBSON RADIO & TV |
Your ADMIRAL Dealer
Sales & Service |
Also TV Rentals }

CASTLEGAR
FUNERAL HOME
Dedicated to Kindly
Thoughtful Service |
Ambulance — Flowers §

Granite, Marble and »
Bronze Plaques

WEDDING
STATIONERY
INVITATIONS
. CASTLEGAR
NEWS.

Published Every Thursday At

oF
Castlegar, BO.

Is V. Campbell, Publisher
(Mra) Lots Hughes, News Editor

Mail subscription rate to the Castlegar News
1s $6.00 per year. The price by delivery boy is 15
cents an iasue., Single copies in stores are 15
cents, :

Second-class mail registration number 0019.

The Castlegar News is a member of the
audit Bureau of Circulations.

It ts a member of the Canadian Weekly |
Newspapers Association and the B.C, division

the

of the Weekly

au should be to:
‘The Editor, Castlegar News, Drawer 490, Castle-
ear, BC, Letters for publication must be algned

CASTLEGAR NEWS

Burt Campbell, Editor & Manager
Reno Brodman, Shop Foreman

In ink with the correct name and address of the

writer. “Pen" names will be used on

but the correct name must be submitted.
Agreement: It 1s agreed by the advertiser re |

questing space that the Mability of the paper a! .

the event of failure to publish any adverts

ment of any description or in the event

errors, occur in the publishing of an advet

, ment shall be Mmited to the amount paid bs

for that portion of the advertis#]

‘Ing space occupled by the incorrect item only
and that there shall be no flabllity in any evend
beyond the amount pald for such advertisement{y

10 am.|%

Ph. Pete Zibin 365-5575.

| DEATH WEED

eats were a &

the Castlegar and District Ho:

of False Hellebore Is ihe
name of’ this poisonous plant which lost
‘month sent two unidentified persons to
spital for treat.
ly it folt

Bill Merllees

ment after t

thelr eating of it. Selkirk College naturalist

said the roots of False or in-

dian Hellebore contains a powerful poison
which is used in medicine as well as for an
insect poison,
regions In British’ Columbia,

It is found In moist mountain

= Photos by John Dvorak

‘Mrs. F. Fuller Named Delegate

Castlegar and District
Senior Citzens’ Association
Branch 46 held their first
meeting of the fall season
last Thursday evening in the
Legion Hal, Fourty-five
members were present with

was also observed in mem-
ory of Eric McPhee and
Mrs. J. Best,

Fuller was appoin-

Mrs,
ted delegate to attend the
We Ko

jotenay Regional

~after the interests of the

hall and to work a long
ios the building commit-

It was again stressed
that the age of a person
wishing to join the Castle-

Brarich does not matter.

gar
} Mhere is no uge limit.

E. J, SMITHERAM
“TRAILER
TOWING
Fully tnsured
Phone 365-5308
_ Box 1351, Castlegar

To WK Regional Council

many
even during the summer.

‘ds, planis were sent to
the sick, shut-ins and ber-
eaved during the two sum-
mer months. Members en-
joyed carpet bowling, lawn
darts and several other out-
door and indoor games.

A belate: :

held in July at
Creek Park, ane was thor.

Appreciation was eXx-
pressed to the Recreational
Utinee for supplying trans-
porcation for some of the
members, to the entertain-
ment committee Mrs, G.
Brady and Mrs. J. Stier for
their efforts to provide en-
tertainment.” Indoor ‘games
ook place at the Recreat-
ion Office and the carpet
bowling at the Scout Hall

It 18 hoped that in the
very near
wil be

future members:

Mrs. M. MacBain
Named Comnitiee
Member Locally

Bartsch was

the opt

Nelson

Hans: Fadum, C.

Mrs. Marjorie

Trail, Mrs. Helen Peachey,
Trail, Mrs. Helen Peachey.
Secretary . Epp, Treas.
Mrs. Trudy Epp, ‘Treasurer
Mrs. Edith’ Koenig, Publici-
ty chairman Mrs. Betty
Lrew, Campaign Manager
Mrs. Ella George and Stu-
dent representative’ Miss
Nancy Herbison.

- Mr. Bartscho reported
that the membership last
season was the best yet and
there are still openings for
the series whic!
Nov. 21 with the presenta-

tion of Mozart’s “Cosi Fan.
‘ Tutte" by the;Canadian Op- “

era Company.

‘The last program will be
the CBC Raaio Orch

Special 1ODE Float for 1972 Grey Cup Game
Will Receive Support of Local Chapter

In the 1972 Grey Cup Par-
ade, to be held In Hamilt-
on, Ont, The float will have
a National theme, a
of all provinces and the ter-

‘At the Sept. meeting of
the Lillisn Killough Chapt-
er of the IODE, the Regent
thanked the members for
work carried on jpince the

October.

made for a zone meeting to
be held in

It was decided to hold
the annual Christmas raf-
fle for the fund

Castlegar

June

particularly were those
who assisted at the Blood
_ Donors’ Clinic, and memb-
ers who had attended’ the
Bestowal Ceremony for the
Castleaird’ Chapter, when
a scsup book was presented
to newly organized.

group.

A letter of thanks was
read from Randy Giles,
Stanley: Humphries recipi-
ent of the IODE scholar-

plaris were

thelr

a
April,

was welcomed back
and congratulated on ‘her
excellent recovery.

The OChapier decided to
support of a 5)
float which wi

in December.

A letter from the sen-
jor Citizen’s group, asking
for support im furnishin
recently
centre, was read.

Mrs, Gemmill, hospital
convenor, who was the vic-
tim of

Chopter are
acquire
fon:

erga:
spon

Rose
car aceldent in

ecial LODE
be entered

titories will be featured.

Other IODE projects to
receive the support of the

Shipping Fund and the Nat-
Chapter’s 75th Anniv-

to a request for
suggestions for the expen-
diture of monies recelved
from the Rose Project, the
local Chapter suggested the
support of an eye clinic or
a medical unit in the No:

West Territories.

ind flags

6 National

Project. Re-

REASONABLE RATES
for

HUNTING AND FISHING TRIPS

BEEF CHUCK STEAK

PRIME RIB ROAS

No. 1 ..

Fresh Ground.

Grade “A”

No. 1...

PHONE B. KRISTIANSEN. 365-5954

FRIENDLY & COURTEOUS SERVICE PLUS QUALITY & PRICES

Grade “A”

69°]

starts on-

No. 1 Quality

HAMBURGE

PICNICS =~... .49 | LIVER a

FIVE ROSES FLOUR ......
PEANUT BUTTER
“SOFT DRINKS

Squirrel.

48 oz. tin .

“Coke, Gingerale,
Sprite. 26 oz. :

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Sept, 21, 1972 an

ARROW LAKES
HOUSEBOAT RENTAL

from Vancouver conducted
by Don ‘Avias with yo

q was
suggested that a choir
could be formed among the
members, and that if. any
of the members played an

ent they ~ could
bring it sing. the meeting
some evel

ecial

es,
these are appreciated by all

the me:

An invitation is exten
ded to anyone who likes a
good time regardless of
their age, “come join the
yo at heart.”

t the close of the
syening the committee ser-
vet

e
other presentations depend-
ing on the public

LIBBYS 48 oz. TOMATO

TISSUE... 6 rolls 69¢| COFFEE 7 Ibs, $1,49| JUICE .. 7 fins 19¢| Pizza Mix .... 19¢

to the sale of season tick-
ets could be “Lola Montes
and her Spanish Dancers”
or. Steven Staryk, ‘violinist
from Vancouver or the bril-
liant Russian pianist, Nikol-
ai Petrov who is coming to
Canada. especially to . ap-
pear as guest artist with the

fontreal, Toronto and Van-
couver Symphony Orchest-
ras.

dri

: The membership drive
Satur-

will. commence

tained from the represen-
tative in your area.

°

REGIONAL RECREATION COMMISSION No. 1

OFFERS THE FOLLOWING WINTER PROGRAMS

1972-73

GYMNASTICS: Qualified instructors will be teaching a 4Shield Program, starting
with Basic Tumbling Skills up to Competitive Gymnastics, in the
following age groups:
1. Pre-Schi
2. Grades 1-4
3. Grades 5-7
4. Grades 8-12
Registration fee $2.00 for 20 lessons

BALLET CLASSES: Qualified instruction will be given by Mrs. Petter of Nelson:
‘1. Pre-School, from 42 years %

2. Grades Iand 2 :

3. Age 8-11 years -

Registration fee $20.00 for the.10-week course. Course commences

Tuesday, Oct. 10th.

JUNIOR BADMINTON: Qualified instructors:
1. Age 8-12

2. Age 13-17

Registration fae $2.00; approximately 20 sessions

CHILDREN'S DRAMA: Qualified instruction by Mr, Desi Desai:
Age groups 6-12 years
Registration fee $2.00:for 10 sessions

Register at Recreation Office, 123 Main St, Castlegar, or phone 365-6565. ©

oo!

Minimum requirement 12 for each class.

Jack Alouf,-Director .

REGIONAL RECREATION COMMISSION No. 1

"ANOTHER REGIONAL RECREATION SERVICE”

ZEE 20's LUNCH

BAGS ...4 pkg. 59c

HERSHEY 2 Ib. INSTANT

CHOCOLATE... 19c
ws IIc

ROBIN HOOD ': :

OATS .....5 ths. 69

McCORMICKS 1 Ib. Salt-Plain

CRACKERS 3 fort
Corn Flakes 3 for!
SCOTTIES .. 3for$t

PADS 10's is

$.0.5. ... 3 pk. 89¢

GLAD 26 X 36 GARBAGE

BAGS, 20's ... $1.39

HEINZ 11 oz,

KETCHUP ... 3 for St

BYE THE SEA FLAKED 7 oz.

TUNA .... 3 fins $1
TOWELS 2rolls 8c

PICKLES ec
BARS sssersee 89
EGGS ...24 doz. 99¢

POTATO CHIPS

NALLEYS (TRI PAK}

39°

KRAFT. 7 oz.
DINNER ... 6 pk. St
“BLUE MOUNTAIN, 14 or.

Pineapple 5fins $1

© BEANS AND (14 oz) |

PORK..... 6 fins $1

CITY BAKERY ;
Butferhorns ... 49¢

BOLERO 6 oz. TOMATO"

PASIE..... 10tins $4

HERSHEY 12 oz,

CHOC. CHIPS ..59c

ANADA No. 1 QUALITY
ASST. WRAPPED BULK

CANDY .... tb. 58¢} 2m $1.45

FOL ...
Dog Food 10 ins$1

CRISCO OIL... $1.59
BUTTER

FROZEN (15 OZ.)

ORANGES 8 .. °1.00 | STRaweerRies.

PARKAY (3 LB. BLOCK)”

MARGARINE

CRISP LETTUCE. 19°

McGAVINS. FAMILY LOAF, 20 OZ.

CUT-RATE

ALITY FOOD for \/ALUE WISE SHOPPERS

— KINNAIRD ONLY — ee
SATURDAY WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES

for

PRICES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, FRIDAY,