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' CASTLEGAR NEWS, ‘Thursday, Dec. 19, 1968

‘Castlegar United Church
‘Women Okay Donations

lar and annual annual report showed a very
'W | busy and successful year.

i The re
Was of
held last Thurs
Hoon.
{The members decided on
the amount of their donations
ie

ie Castlegar
opar yg after-

ys
inion College and church ex-
penses: It wae ie. decided to
{ for a_ sick
batient in. the
membership

gil, a

ospital.

xo be tak en out in the Cas-

ve Villa Society and a re-

entative from the mem-| Ci

bership a be named at the| M:
next meeting.

A thank-you letter was
read from ‘Hazelton forthe
carton of used clothing they
had received. The treasurer's

A
AIR LI INE

: RESERVATIONS:

MEXICO - SHAWAIIAN
- & EUROPEAN TOURS
pay ARRANGED

i eo

iCASTLEGAR AGENT. ~
’ FOR THE WESTERN

* HOTEL CHAIN

: e

Phone 365-7542

| of 79 members attending. Get-

The Dogwood Circle an-
nual report was given by Mrs.
J. Sherbiko. They had held 11
monthly meetings with a total

well cards had’ been cent to

at coffee parties, teas, sale of
Pens, and assisted with
the Christmas penne ad al-
so at catering. They had rais-
ed over $250.75.

The Harmony- rrendaiep
Grele report was given

irs, E. Kraft. They held ning
monthly meetings with an av-
erage attendance of 14. Get-
well cards sent out to 140

ple.’ Visits made to sick and
shut-ins - totaled
quilts were made and donated
to the children’s ward in the
hospital. The‘projects for the
year were travelling bake
sales, catering, teas, coffee
parties, rummage sales and oe
sisting with the bazaar.
circle ea $227, 62 2 dosing
year to the UCW. Mrs.
Kraft thanked all the mem-
bers of the circle for all their
work and co-operation during
the year.
Mrs. R. Hunter, chairman

Monday blake 7 o'clock

vislts!> Pot Shots 2, One 0, Alley
1s

members who were sick while | Fi
plants were sent to seven peo-|.

— Bowling

LHS Ka: ey 228.
LHT. Aclens Y Anderson 520.
MHS Ken Scott 282, MHT
Matt Rohn T6T.
THS Droppins 993. THT
Droppins 2841.
Team points: Rat Finks

THS Wheaties 1084. THT
Wheaties 2698.

Team _ points: Pincurlers
4, Wheaties 4, Muffets ie
Cheerios 2, Mugs 0, Take-
ve 0.

Other 600's Eve Gwilliam
638, Hazel Donaldson 658.
Tues 1 o'clock

LHS Vi McLuckie 258.
LHT Vi McLuckie 669.
THS Independents 951.
THT Independents 2808.
Team points: Lucky five, 11,
Castlegar Drug 3-22, Can indy
Stripers 3-19, Macalister’s In-
surance Oglows 1-13,
Independents 4-21.

Tuesday 1 o'clock =|
LHS Kay Gretchen 603.
LHT ey Gretchen eee

of the
reported that to date there
had not been a full slate of
officers nominated so further| 1
nominations and election of
officers will be held at the
January meeting.
Mrs. J. Sherbiko reported
that the membership for the
year was 30. It was suggested
that each member

LTR

bring another member.

THT “indevendens 598.

Team atk

LH
276. LHT Pam Meyer 621.
MHS Gordon Meyer ‘and
Ed Wood 276. MHT John
Paulson. 753.

Wdoesal pey
over to tke

_ Maddocks

we stock a full selection of

“SAVAGE SHOES.

i for children

Shoe Store

THS ame 2? 1059. THT
The ? 295!

Team False The -?
Kin Gars 3, Regulars 1, Im-
possibles 3, Spoilers 1, Blow

YS othe er 600's Ed Woods
333, Don Farrier 699, Gordon
Meyer 668, Dave Adshead
634, Shirley Wheatley 619,

LHS
LHT Marge Bonnett 710.
MHT Bill Carlson 758.
THT The Misfits 2902,
hawks 1,
The 5 Kami 4, Screwballs 3,

Bank of Montreal. 1, The Mis
tt) fits 3.

632. ‘ 2
Wed. Morning Drivers

Jaguars 2540.

889. |S
‘Kay
eee Bertha Vincent 616.
5, Ted
cal
THT Squirrels 2e88

iS Eleanor Hslasworth Bears 1.

Results — -

Marge Bonnett 275.
MHS Bill. Carlson 345.
THS The ‘Misfits 1062."

Team eee:

Other 600's Lucie Ackles

LHS Barbara Wood
LHT Barbara Wood.661.
THS Jaguars 966. THT
Team points: Cadillacs 3,

tangs 1, Chevys 3, Jaguars
3. se
Other 600’s Ann Fishwick
625. Z

Wed Nite Cut Rate
il Knowier, 237.

Team points: Parrots 1-|'
23%, Budgies 1-26, Canaries
3-2614, Swallows a4, Oriol-
3-23, Robins
Tues. Morning

LHS Bevans 238.

dy Bears 962.

Thurs. Morning
LHS Hazel Donaldson 309.
Lats Jo Taylor 659.

Squirrels 2459.

rels 3.
Rowdy Rollers
LHS. G! Smith 282.
LHT Vicky eae 674. |
Hooters 904.”

Frank
Tues. Night Mixed O11

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Holiday Milk Delivery

Mrs. Housewife:
No milk delivery Christmas Day, December

25th or Boxing Day, December 26th.

A Very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
FRANK HARVEY — Castlegar, area Fairview. and Genelle

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DAVE DONLEY — Wholesale, Castlegar : an Kinnaird

PALM DAIRIES LTD.

and Robson

Ce rr a iat

Screamers 26, Groan

e Turner

Jo}
LHT treky jissell 587.

Hooters 2317.
Team poi

20.) E

T-Birds 1, Ramblers 1, Mus-| th

THS Chipmunks’945. THT
Team points: Chipmunks

we 1, Lions 3, Teddy Bears 2,
Beaver 2, Minks 1, Squir-

Kk tor
: 801
Team points: Hooters 31,
PO ers 23, |20
Walters 17, Criers 16, Moan:
Triceds Rowdy Rollers
THe sf 223,

THS Wailers 797. THT
ne Hooters 35,

eo members of the LA

and Mrs, K. Wad
for the election of 1968 offic.
ers,
‘The following were elec-
ted: president Mur:
*|ray, tirst-vice president Mrs,

ng, second vice-
president Mrs. Bol
secretary Mrs.
treasurer 5
executive members . Mrs.
Kerr, Mrs. B. Hill, Mrs. Sioa
a! nd Mrs. Bonnie Grant,
ediate past pre-

sident also on the executive.
aie sergeant ore is Mrs.

phe Wadey extended

sincere thanks and apprecia-|th

tion to the executive

for a job well done during

e past year.

mae sick report was given |’
yy Mrs. Murray. She also r

Bina very oie is hos hos-
irl_who is very sic

Bilal” who. i wishing

cai for hrs

will be done'as soon as pos-
able as she may be ‘ging
Vancouver soon to. enter
the hospital there for furth-
er Sreaements, ee

Mrs, Armstrong gave the |@.
eribbage report. The Dec. 15
cribbage night would be the fi

final one.
Mrs. Grant, who had at-
tended the ‘Villa Society meet-

purchased

dren in the hospital. as they
are not allowed to have can-
dy. The hospital visiting com-
mittee is to see. that oranges
are purchased for the hospi-
tal patients during the holi-
day season.
It was noted -that -a ‘dori:
ation had been made some

cover is to b
Bew-one ana gold “the new [ere

x the new
cloth.

‘At the close of business
the members enjoyed their
annual Christmas party and

exchange of gifts. The hall

decorated with imitation

20.
Friday Night Mixed
LHS Terry Mas

641.

neti
Blow Outs 1094.
Troe "ad Balls 3111.

points:
2, Guine Five 2 Odd

Rourke 628.

24,
Wallere 20, "Gens 19, Moant}:

Ready
275. LHT Terry MacReady

MHS Harry Chernoff
358. MHT Charlie Burdett

Blow Outs
Balls
4, Beer. Beilice (0 ), Kinberries

December Bride

|: Legion Ladies "brasidene.

‘Christmas trees and red tap-
ers ‘in ‘brass hold
Christmas

tree
arate table and it was trim-
med ‘with tiny © Christmas
lights.

Grant arranged the entertain-
lur-| ment and several games were
enjoyed with all taking part.
ett,|Mrs. Grant and Mrs.
strong put on a skit The Gold
c.| Nugget and there, Were many

fet carly in the new year.

has won an appeal in Ross-
land: county court

tion June 21

Nelson allowed the appeal in
Rossland county. court .on

failed to
eucence on a the part of Mr.

seven

precedents to back up his de-

sion
charg

an ihent May 12 when Mr.

Ca

cident
bridge in which a Vancouver
wom

acted as defence: counsel in
igi case heard

ers. A smail
was on @ sep-

Mrs, Armstrong and Mrs.

Arm-

Paci fic Water. Wells Ltd.

Industrial & Domestic Water Supplies

Drilling Contractors

for
Fast oo Complete Service
in

Box 329 — Castlegar, B.C."
Phone 365-6933

George Gady
Wins Appeal
On Conviction

e Cady of Warfleld

quashin;
a dangerous driving convic-

Bis 35 fine Is to be re
rade e Leo Gansner of

EATON’S ™

’ CHRISTMAS STORE: HOURS

" 9:00.a.m. — 9:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m. —'9:00 p.m.

December 20
December 21
December 23
December 24

Friday
Saturday
Monday ~.

Tuesday

27, 1968.

Regular Store Hours will resume Friday, ipedamber

Excitement stirs.in the air! Santa’s here! :
He will be at, Eaton’s Friday, December 20th from
6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. and on Saturday, December 21st
from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. and from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00
p.m. His bag is full of: goodies for you and your
friends when you come to Visist him: ‘

eo prounds: shat the Crown

Me ‘Gansner compiled
pages of reasons and

e arose out of

wag involved in an ‘ac-
near the Kinnaird

Miss Catherine Jen-

in

weSriet to take up an ap-
Pointment as a judge.
Mr. Varece appealed the
gentence on the grounds that
it was too light. The sppeal
births taken over by Peter

it ‘was

Castlegar Taxi

SAFE, COURTEOUS SERVICE
DAY OR NIGHT

PHONE 365-7222 —
CASTLEGAR TAXI

Suly 1 19.

SCORE> OF HAPPY CHILDREN gathered in

the Castlegar United
Church on Saturday at the annual Christmas
party sponsored by the church for the young-
sters of adults in the congregation. A Baily-
d Christmas tree was much in evi-

the basement of

deca:

dence and there were candies and other
goodies for the throng that turned out. Of-

ficlals connected with the event recall it as
one of the most successful Christmas parties
ever sponsored by the church, as this pic-|u
ture well proves. — Castlegar News Photo

‘RCMP Detachment Warns

Castlegar RCMP this week
—wat the request of tne Cast-
Jegar News — prepared the

motor vehicle must not be
driven without headlights.
Thee use of parking lights

Ing winter driving:
‘loo many motorists ne-
giect to recognize the vast
difterence between driving in
ne warmer montis and ariv-
ang in winter. ‘he difference
4S vast and to negiect it can
oe disastrous,
Good visibility is essen-
tial to winter uriving. ‘Tne
var itseif must be made
ready for the extra struggie
against cold, ice aud snow.
ane driver must adjust his
skills and atutudes to meet
winter hazards. He muet
know how to get his cur go-
ang, keep it going safely, aud

# on the roads
sane dusk and dawn, when
it is foggy, or when visibill-
ty is poor, is a very danger- |2
ous practice and it is the
cause of far too many accid-|¢:
ents. If it is dark enough for
any lights, use

Good Visibility Essential
To Safe Winter Driving

painted area on the rear mud-
guard. A lighted flashlight in
the rider’s hand is not suf-
ficient, and riders whose ve-
hicles show no lights are in-
viting trouble. The last thing

a motorist. wants to do is hit
a bicycle rider, but he does
not sand a chanee if the bi-
ge. 8 not equipped with

_ Where are not

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Dec, 19, 1968

BONNEY WELLS
DRILLING

Box 352 Kinnaird, B.C.

Providing year around service to the Castle-
gar - Nelson - Trail area.

Have your well drilled during’ the winter
months and be sure of an adequate water
supply next summer.

For Information Phone 365-6751

They have been i for
that type of use and park-
ing lights do not have suf-
ficient candle power to quali-
fy. Approaching motorists
need plenty of warning of
your presence,

Turn signals: Make sure

stop it safely.

wath zero, blizzards

~ Wan Charged
After Accident
Near Kinnaird

About $200 damage was
sustained on Dec, 10 as a re-

sult of a two-car accident on| ty re

the highway near the ol
naird sanitary land fill.

Police said a car driven
by ward Schmuland of
Creston was struck by a car
ca by James Cameron of

Kin-

Spo)
ey “the Schmuland vehicle

i1| with

Castlegar when they collid-
ed on a corner.

There were no injuries
and Mr. Cameron has been
charged with failing to keep
to his own side of the road.

esman | many rift

Robson WI Installs

New 1969

The Robson Women’s In-
stitute held its annual pot-
luck Junchean Christmas par-

ity Memorial "Church Hall.
The hall was decorated
with cedar boughs, Santa
Clauses, snowmen, and
small Christmas tree was set
on a table qurrounded with
its. The tree was very
beautifully eaten and .. ‘hung
hristmas ornaments.
A tape. recordin: which
had been made at the W/I.
conference in Vancouver this | 6
spring was heard. It was en-

titled Citizens of Tomorrow] ¢p,

and the talks were given by

members of the 4H groups.

CASTLE

SHOW AT 7.30 & 8 p.m.
MAT. SAT. 1.30

SATURDAY — MONDAY — TUESDAY

in. the Commun- 4

a|R. Fowler. Mrs.

A miscellaneous shower
wae held recently at the home
f Mrs. L. Zurek in Robson
fono ring Miss Helen Jee mUeS,
a Decomber brid

ie room was tas
dccorated with blue f

lARAAANAAARARARAAARAAAAARAARAARARS

You're Invited

The Board of Management of the

Castlegar & District
HOSPITAL

Invite the Public to View the New
Operating Rooms and Patient Areas

This Sunday, Dec. 22nd from 1-4 P.M.

YOU ARE ASKED TO PLEASE ENTER THROUGH
THE REAR PARKING LOT coe THE HEALTH
CENTRE.

then presented to. the honor-

ae

Miss Lo]
ed the guest 3 honor fn ope

sprees
Hugh Nicol

? at
ANDERSON
AGENCIES

Business and Professional Directory

CASTLEGAR CUSTOM
UPHOLSTERY

Recovering - Remodelling
Carpet - Tiles

GREEP’S . ELECTRIC

{ INTRACTING
SEES & SERVICE

Ph. SS7075

MARVIN L. LeROY
BS.,, 0.D.

— Castlegar, B.C
Box I PTOMETRIST
Office

Craftsmanship r

Call for Free Estimates
No Obligation
Ph. 365-5636

PHOTOCOPYING

CASTLEGAR NEWS
Reasonable Rates

REPAIRS
To Ail Major Appliances
CASTLEGAR -
APPLIANCE &
REFRIGERATION
SERVICE

PARDMAN FURNITURE
Maytag Sales
and Service

GUARANTEED REPAIRS

MOORE
BUSINESS FORMS

Agent
CASTLEGAR NEWS

McNABB EXCAVATING
SERVICES CO. LTD.

Hours:
Tues. th Sat.
9-12

15
Ph, 365-7355

PARSLOW'S
Enterprises Ltd.
Gunsmiths
Locksmiths
Sporting Goods
1319 BAY — TRAIL, B.C.

Free Estimates
OFFICE SUPPLIES
Call at the

CASTLEGAR NEWS
Ph. 365-7266

KOOTENAY WELDING
& CASTING REPAIRS

RUBBER STAMPS 121 Columbia Ave.
Ph. 365-5531
CASTLEGAR

FUNERAL HOME
Dedicated to Kindly
‘Thoughtful Service

Ambulance — Flowers

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

RUBBER STAMPS
Quick Service
Ail Sizes,’ Styles
CASTLEGAR NEWS
Phone 365-7266
Save lots fs of money bright

rugs

with Rug-Mate . Stain
moving Rug ‘Shampoo,
Rent electric shampooer

SKOOTENAY BUILDERS
AND SUPPLIERS

“BOUNDARY...
- Electric: (Castlegar); Ltd

Ph. Sas7aAt
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SERVICE
Industrial, Commercial
Rants. Carpets Cleaned
uy al jean
 Rree Estimates
Phone Zenith 6826

DESMOND T.:
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OPTOMETRIST

Nelson,: B.C.
Ph. 352-5152

papers
adian Weekly Newspapers
Nhrcorerd ‘Newspapers Sealey

the Canadian We
Association, Ste 2 Be division ef the Can-
Association and

nied oy the correct name and address ef the
writer. names will be used on request, bet the
Correct name prast be scbiniieg

‘agreement: Te ts asreed by the advertiser re-
‘of questing: space that the liability of the peper in
the event of failure to publish any ad

the BE.
Bureau.

war, BO.

re Ne Canleeas News, Duswer 408 Castie-
Letters for publication must be aceom-

WALDIE

SERVICE
300 Front St.

CENTRE.
. Castlegar, B.C.

Officers

Jeni

Mrs. ioe ‘Marshall and direc.
tors Mrs. A. Smecher: and Mrs.
Waldie ex-
tended sincere thanks to the
retiring executive and con-
gratulated the new one.

Mrs. Grant had received
a letter from Mrs. Reid of
Kamloops the former Nora

 cutte were distributed
and there was much excite-|
ment during fe: opening of
them. A Canatia,
was shown. A ates of thanks
as extended to Mrs. Waldie

In summer he has dif-
gant wornes, He must dace
to the new ones that come
and ice

1. Have your car thor- i
2

your turn signals are in good
working order and always
signal your imiention when
you are going to make a left
turn or a right turn.

Motorcycles: All too of-
n

oughly checked and
equipped for winter driving.
2. Make sure the vehicle’s
“seeing system”, headii;
taul-Lents, directional signals,
rs and de-

foom out of nowhere and

frosters are v top col
3. Pump the brakes on
slippery surfaces instead of
{jamming them ou and |
ang them, = -
6. Use caution in a ela
proaching
ings and intersections. These
are often packed and polished
an winter,
pene not dnve after drink-
ing. Take a taxi, or let a
non-drinking friend ive you
home. It is not wise to walk
in this condition either as
some injured pedestrians are
intoxicated at the time of
| thelr accidents.

igure you
two hours for each drink. Tho
answer is noi black coffee. It
will net tte the effects of

eam.
If you needed to make
an emergency woe: at 30 mph |"

the
This is one of the films
Selkirk College's library.

Castiegar Socials

Mrs. H. Johnson Ph. 365-8294
Mr. George Anderson,
who was a patient in the

from

tal for some fime, returned
home

ir, and
of Rosslane visited the lat-
ter’s mother, Mrs. H. John-
son, funing the weekend.
Hingley returned
home i Friday from the Tr:
Tadanac Hospital where ats [alt
underwent an

Castlegar and District Hospi-|and, for this

Mrs. G. Eastcott |!

r ounces
of alcohol, your roe wo

travel over. ey feet before
you could even react, This
is more a Ewice the nor-
§ | mal - distance.

great against
safety tay is absolutely unsafe
to be on tthe

ig safe-
ity tpn haute he fol-
towedss

g lights: From one-
+ | hale fone ater sunset to one-
hour before sunrise a

’ Mrs. D. Adshead of. Rob-
son is home again after a
few gays in hospital. _

id sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Powell Smibert in South
Burnaby.

Kinnaird Wi
Gives Cookies
‘For Shut-Ins

The aimed ‘Women’s

Marx Auto Body
& Paint Service
Towing — Body Work
Painting — Welding

24-Hour Wrecker Service
Phone 365-7248

CASTLEGAR DRUG

BASEMENT DEPT.

ToY WONDE

JUST EVERYTHING TO PLEASE ALL CHILDREN
Make Your First Stop Our Basement Toy Wonderland
It's Your One-Stop Toy Shop!

CASTLEGAR DRUG

Corner of Pine and Columbia
Open Monday — Saturday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
and Holiday Hours:

R.E. Goulet

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Fridays 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
12 Noon - 1 p.m.

Phone 365-7813 -

6-7pm.

ently a Christmas
Party recent at: te ynome
of Mrs. Hugh Goi

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18 to be packaged for shut-

an

ership was renewed

in; ‘the Gaetieeae Villa Society
d plans were

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waiting

Prior to the evening's
supper, slides which had been
taken during their holidays
were shown py various mem-
bers of the

Bg
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8
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January and mebtuary) roll
call will be with

small s els,
jams, etc. which will be pre-
sented to the Butler st
Home.

CASTLE

MOTORS LTD.
PH. 365-7033
SHELL PRODUCTS

VEEL VEEN

if the

Bive proper. signals: sad make
sure that their lights are on.
Bicycles: Between dawn
and dusk bicycles must have

lighted lamp on the front
s5-|dhat can be seen for a dis-
tance of 500 feet, a red re-

flector or red lamp on the

rs will | roat

and pe
must use the side of the road-
way, they should follow these
Tules:

1. Walk on the left, fac-| &
ing oncoming traffic.

2. Keep off the pave-
ment, and stay as far to the
side as possible,

3. At night, wear light
clothing or have some reflec-
tive material attached if you
wear dark clothing. If de-
sired, you may carry a light.
Where sidewalks are
available, pedestrians are cau-
tioned to observe the follow-
ing rules:

1. Do not walk on the
dway.

2. ‘Gro: ross the streets only
at designated pedestrian lan-
es, Crosswalks are provided
for your safety and conveni-
ence. Please use them.

3. “At night, wear light
clothing or, if you wear dark

Tear, and a nineinch white

clothing, have some reflec-
tive material attacned to it,

Hi-Lite R
“Specializing in
Phone 365-6741 fo

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Open 6 a.m. to 1.a.m. Fridays & Saturdays
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Chinese Foods”
r Take-Out Orders

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Dec. 19 - 20
8.30 am. to 9 p.m.
December 23 — 830 to $00
December 24 — 8.30 to 5.30

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