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Semi-Final Game
In Castlegar Arena

The first game ‘of the semi-
final playoffs between the Cast-

Castlegar Arena Mondar: night.
Rossland won the game 3-4

in a battle which saw Castlegar
goal tender Richard’ Stoochuoft
lve a tremendous performance
in kicking out: numerous ‘shots
on goal.
‘Castlegar: foals were scored.

by Bob Burak assisted by Keith
Allingham and Larry Popoff,
Tarry Ponoff- assisted. bv Doug
Brown, Bob Burak assisted by
Larry Popoff and John Horkoff
assisted by Walter Hoodicoff.

Rossland goals were made

=| by Zanussi, McKay, LeGarp 2,

PUBLIC NOTICE

HE

Stewart, and Biel,
ie next game in the semi-
finals will be vlayed in Rossland
Saturday at HH p.m,
ld be very much ap-
racine ty the team if as many
show up

Shrove Tucsday Pancake Supper

Robson ‘Church Hall — Feb, 7

10 6.80 Sponsored by Rob-

fon Christian “Education Com-
mittee,

Senior Citizens Meeting at asice
Jan. r" at 7.30 p.m. Program b;
‘Weatwinds,

| Robbie Burns Sunday School
Tea and Bake Sale. Jan, 28 —
280-480 United Church Base-

Phone 365-7531 for the fastest
plumbing, service in tows:

@ Leaking taxcete
@ Sink replacement
@ Water softener
‘@ Now Powder room

@ Bxtre bathroom

¥reo ostimates — all work

bi work guar

* We soll enly what can be servic

in Rossland fon this very impo!
ant game.

Shower Honors
’ Mrs, Morehouse

A miscellaneous shower was
pala dada week at the home oF

BARGAINS in Men’s SPORT JACKETS, 11, REDUCED
TOP COATS, SKI JACKETS

CAR COATS, Scrub Denim Jackets up to V3

WORK SHIRTS, Flannelette to clear at $1.95 & $2.95

SWEATERS

Cardigans & Pullovers

ALL COATS
FABRIC FURS
Fur TRIMS
Cloth COATS

REDUCED to $7.95, $8.95, $9.95

REDUCED
up to 2

Morehouse (nee Valerie Hes:
keth). a recent bride.

‘The room was tastefully de-
corated in pink and white and
45 invited guests enjoyed a very

ment. Baking will be appreciated

SMITH’S

HELA

PLUMBING & -
HEATING LTD.

“61 CRESCENT ST. — PHONE 365-753! “— CASTLEGAR

On thelr ‘arrival Mrs. More-
house and her mother Mrs. Har-
old were each

Ladies’ SWEATERS
ouliem and Pullovers
- White Stag & Assorted _

PRICE
"REDUCED

with a beautiful cream and
mauve corsage, They ned been

et susvended ‘from an airplane.'
. Morehouse = sincerely
thanked all present for their
gifts and for such a very HeDEy

evening.

CASTLEGAR DRUG

Vicks Vaporub

Regular $1.19
SPECIAL. ........ cna ODE

een 69c

ZBT Baby Powder

GOLDEN GLEN Nylons
Regular 89c
SPECIAL

Reguler 4 $1.69
SPECIAL...

Magnolax
$1 29.

seegereeecerense

MEDIC Multivitamins
Regular $2.98

Resdan
Regular $2.25

Dandruff Remover

Lavoris

Reqular $1.49
SPECIAL

Regular $29.95
SPECIAL

Philishave Razor
Speedflex — Triple Head

$23.95.

Regular 79c¢
SPECIAL oo Boia eee

Medic ASA Tablets

500s. b
Regular $1.49...

Colgate ar

Regular ay,
| SPECIAL ..

Regular: 69¢

Ss

Bromo Seltzer _
49c

PECIAL

Breck Heir Spray

peau $2.25
SPECIAI

s

su $5.88

Vaporizer

Cough Syrup

Jack and Jill
jegular $1.09 79¢

Red Tag Specials

Look for Other

CASTLEGAR DRUG

R. E. Goulet, Corner of Pine and Columbia
Open Monday - Saturday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m:
Sunday and Holiday Hours: 12 noon-1p.m. 6-7 p.m.

A few left to. Clear
at SPECIAL PRICES
"REDUCED up to 1/3

2 PIECE DRESSES

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| a SKIRTS

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SAMSONITE
LUGGAGE
SPECIAL
LADIES’ SILHOUETTE
21 in. O’NITE
MEN'S SILHOUETTE

21 in. COMPANION. (CASE —
Assorted colors reg. $39.50

_ Buy one at regular price

One Penny

Vs Off all

LADIES DRESSES, SUITS .
COATS, JACKETS, BLOUSES:

Sa onl SPECIAL

Men’ s Work Shirts | $2 4. 88

BUY ONE AT REGULAR: PRICE See
oO) =
“Ano Beat: our ci mplete cheplay of Samson

ite and Debonaire Luggage for ladies

and men.

One Penny

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ee

Some 200 curlers represent- when the winners will be decid-

ing 48 rinks from ‘all over. the
Kootenay area are expected here
this weekend © for,
men’s curling bonsplel that of-
fers over $1,000 in prizes.
ar He by The Castle-
en’s ;Curling. Club, the

Eptel gets underway tomorrow | m

* Alex McKinnon

McKee while Bill Van' Yzrlon, is
drawmaster.and Ernie Kruetzky
broaident of|and Tommy Wallace are. in
fhe annual |the Castlegar Curlln; charge of prizes, Dick Wayling
is handling entertainment, : Bob | ing,

Wright the curling ice and Tom-

Biln .publicity. In ‘charge of
refresh a pu Gran it. Tindale

new. friends while

ma
evening and continues around enjoying the roaring game.

the ‘clock’ until Sunday «night

while the Castlegar Thies Curl.

ing Club will cater to the .ban-

Galas: Men's Curl- second, electric shavers spon-
TB ub) Xexecutive includes | sored by Dall’s TV; third, quart-
Biln,\prealdent; Joe Mc- | er-inch drills donated by Ander-
son's Real

table food mixers donated by

Estate; fourth, por-

Foundation-Dravo.

; | radios; sponsored ‘by. Mitchell's
t | Supply; ‘second, ‘blankets . spon-
sored . by. West's Department

.B event — first, transistor |es sponsored by Carl’s Drugs;
second, shoe certificates spon-
sored-by Maddocks Shoes; third,

Store;
sponsored by Boundary Electric;
fourth, ready-to-eat hams idonet,
ed by Super-Valu.

third,’ electric ‘clocks | ro'

C event — first, wrist wateh-

sponsored by. Castle

row Arms; fourth, orts shirts

sponsored. by David Cooper
Men's Wear. hs

D event — first, travel kits
legar’ Drug;

nell | sunglasses
Pettitt Photos;

Provincial Library,
Parliament Buildings, :
Victoria, B.C.

Dec. 31/8777 *

Bonspiel chairman is Joe | quet.

VOL. 20, No. 5

1 jth

2 astlegar, te eae 8 t is pion-
eer businessman‘R:-A© D. We
of “West's; Departm:

Mickey Moran
large ‘gathering: that: it

-hatd
_to believe a man in one ‘lifetime

Noting that Mr.

‘est’ was
born in Nelson in'1900, Mr.:Mor- |’:
an said he had:served in: ag

War:T at the age of. 16.

then become a. custom's’ officer
and in ‘1930: moved 'to :Castleg:
where he entered business.

’.* During the depression years
‘Mr. West was active in th ep

. ding of tennis courts in

inthe’
munity which doubled as a skate
ing rink-in''the winter. months

and he‘also organized the Cast-|-.
Jegar Water. Co. and was: the |.

company’s. first’ president. ‘The
company operated for.12 years

" before being gold to the’ then

Village of Castlegar.

During World : War ‘I~ the p

1966 citizen of the year: was an’
active member of the Air Raid
Precautions Committee and also
organized the : Patriotic Society.
One of Mr. West's most difficult
duties as a member of the form-
er organization was to deliver,

, | caused’by: Arrow’ dam

A mud and water problem |
borrow
pit: operations ‘has; resulted in
a..petition: to ‘the: Central: Koot-
enay “Regional ‘District by © con-
cerned Robson residents.

‘°)"The petition; which was to
be discussed by the CKRD board
at ‘its meeting last night, asks
the regional district “to . take

rly. hitting:@:telephone pole.
neve ‘Mata! 4 fer. ene there is

tons.

He. said a ACTeS 5 of relative:
ly steep motnt&nside were strip-
ped of overburgen and then ma-

whatever’ steps:it°deems neces-
sary. to ensure that the B.C: Hy-
dro © directed“ operations |.don’t
result in. danger ‘to either. peo-
ple’ or. property. inthe: area,

director ® Basil Ma
car skidded: out’of control, near

days: beyond ‘the Feb...15
Sercling to: give the regl onal

"discussions with the | funeral
home to negotiate.a prolimin:
to costs and

* Mr. Rust. “Taded thiscmorn-
ing that Ald. Lorne. Zinio of
Castlegar’ suggested. at last
night's: meeting. that the toca!
hospital society, might possibly

-| Club.” and » lately

this s70b earlier that. morning | told

hynting vests donated by Hi Ar- |‘

16
124

10: CENTS. PER COPY.

MUDDY. ICE on the Robson
t-| borrow pit operations is shown:in this’ picture. The: heavy

run-off: of water: caused by the e
rt CKRD. iby: local
t ary, elsewhere on this page. astle;

din; a petition tothe

work has re.

ay aes

“The Confederation ‘Train
which will be’ here'for two! days
late next ‘week will be on the -

ar; News Photo

orte ‘in Wales

“orgal
was: its Paes president
peathea the, committe

terlal ni
“| Ject vas ‘Bcrap}

of the: cleared ‘are:
ee 5 (

t built ‘and -he:
vin:

and is still a justice of the peace..
7SMr. West participated in the
formation of ‘the Castlegar Gun’
organized . the:
Castlegar Golf Club and ‘served:
as the first president of that | Se
active and growing organization.,
In accepting: the award, Mr.

“|: West paid ‘tribute ‘to: his’ wife
for ‘the “encouragement: given.
him in his’ many endeavors :and
he.also gave thanks to the many.
‘people “who .were' active in the

organizations to..which heb

be. interested. ‘in. providing
ambulance service. -

longed’ and who‘ helped in their
development and ‘growth.

which handled finances for’ the |:

Castlegar and Dis :District : Hospital | which altews it_to
ts} when’ it. was’ first
| was : stipendiary »' magistrate

f Castlegar between 1058 and 19388 |"

E | the exact sharing arrangements

“HISTORIC »HOTO was: taken , Saturda Loyd: Groutage : "1957 Mrs- iioya Peter.on

Phone 365-7813
Friday 9 a.m. - 9 p.m.

night . when the Castlegar. Kiwanis ; Club,

honored: past. citizens (of the: year. o! the’

1958: and:Gwilym Hughes 1961. ‘The 1959
_ citizen ‘of the year. was: Jack; Webster ‘of
Rob who ’ is: ‘now: ‘deceased.: The ‘six

‘Castlegar: district in recognition of /Cana-
da’s Centennial year. Shown he > are
ny Clarke -1960,-S."C. ifh

: citizens of. the year, -were lauded ‘for. their

y activities ‘and ‘selfless attitudes

Norm Fishwick ‘i964, Harry-.Evans-1963,
W. T. Waldie- 1965 and R. A. D. West

1966. Unable to ‘attend the banquet were:

and it -was: suggested that. public apathy
were not words in their. vocabularies,
— Corea News Photo

Prior t to the Sera a of bor
-now pit" operations;. noted . the
| CKRD director, tie was ‘a rear

t-

ined.
Mr. Macalister. added that
on gan. 20 he informed B.C. Hy-
dro at Vancouver of'the problem

and ‘of: the fact: that a petition is
forwarded

was going t i. be ft
CKRD 01

He. ma the Hydro official} :

he spoke-with was not aware of
the TExtent of the problee:

: _ Selkirk College.
~ Budget Requires .
-_Three-Mil Lovy -

enges and’a
ionie e8 and: non- -shareable: capi-

‘This was announced qester.
by, 5.8. Pritchard, ‘ Coll

$832,000
able; capital canvas “of '$88,-
‘000 be included in‘a future

will shared

10-5
ment at eat time.
Pritchard cautioned
that. the mill ‘rate-for overatine
expenses was estimated without

with: the provincial governmen*
knoem at this:time:
> oThe hursarisatd the hndeot
wag reviewed. last’ week with: the
finance chairmen and secretary.
treasurers of tha six narticinst
ine ‘school districts: He adden:

sod a ue If prope
could ‘take’ place If proper’ pre-|
ui jake Bits el

“aver. the ambulance: service
- operation; the district is likely |:
tobe without an: ambulance |’

Confederation eee sentir
ary.one.: a's: a sent and. 4
adventure throu Canadian

ts,. artifact historic
ts. life-like and oe and

Central Koot-

ay. Regional District. meat-
ing was ‘given: Frank Ingham
2) the “Castlegar: Funeral

Unless |'the CKRD _ takes

after Feb, 15.

Operators of the Castlegar
Funeral.Home claim they.can-
not continue to operate the
service economically. =

‘We charge $10 a call and

ditional $2.50 for night

7 Mr. Ingham said.

fact that’ hasn’t

been given attention,” he add-

olorful photography all: blend
in one’ continuous exhibit to give
visitors. a vivid. description” of
what Canada means.
ors will pass through a
primeval “forest. ‘They will walk
through ‘a darkened mine shaft,
over a‘section of early. railway.
track and into a wheat field.
will, experience. the sensa-

Pause for a moment of Wfection.
ined the: Chamber. of: Confedera-
on.

- Historie items on display.

range from Joseph Howe's print-
ing press and Louis Rie!’s pistol
ing sword. All artifacts — more
than 100 — have been collected
from every corner of the coun-

* Some of Canada’s top crea

to Amundsen’s anchor and a Vik- } -

tive talents were
train’s creation. Writers were

called: on at the outset to Yelp
set. down the -broad themes”

ed me: that. we ollsetis only 40

illustrates,

“There' was consensus amone
the school: district: represent>-
tives. present’ that the budeet
was ‘realistic and necessary. to
supports a pope quality of in:
struction.

Castlegar Mayor R. Cc Maddocks Dropped the Puck Starting ‘a, Playoff. Game