CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Feb. 10, 1966

Results from Local Bowling

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| Bridge Builders 4,
: Smarties 3.

822, Team High Three Take
Five 2904.

Team points: Cheerios 1,
Muffets 0, Mugs 3, Pincurlers 1,
Take Five 4, Wheaties: 3.
Tuesday One O'Cfoc!

LHS Elsie ety 260, LHT
Elsie Rysen 678,

THS MacAlister's Insur-
ance 922, THT Castlegar BA
Service 2583,

Tea mpoints: MacAlister's
Insurance 3, Aero Taxi 1, Cast-
elgar BA Service 4, Castlegar
Drug 0, Oglow’s 4. Inde lepen- | Wi

dents 0.
4 Other 600's Vi McLuckie

Tuesday Mixed League
7 O'Clock
Bev. Maloff 233, LHT
Marg Bro 585.
MHS Earl Rourke 251. LHT

Team oe Five Duds 0,
Button Pushers 4, Tiger Cats 0,
, Regulars 1,

Tuesday Night Mixed 9 - 11
LHS! Marg

Bonnett 280,
LHT Marg ‘Bonnett 670.

hn’ Paulson 282, MET Th

‘MHS Jo!
John Paulson 705.
THS.;The Tomcats 1083.

.| THT The Tomcats 2998.

r Sonics

Team points: Su
jighthawks

36, Sportsmen 36,

37, The Tomcats 50, Super Val- 0,
The

dag S, Jaguars 1, Thunder-

a 3,
Wednesday Night Mixed
hea LHS Sharon Paulson 264,
LHT Val Samsonoff 531
MHS Bob

G, Ww. Fitzpatrick is to head’
B.C, ‘con

Key Role of Nakusp Man
In Refounding Fauquier

fhe has reigned in co-ordinator,

activities in the reservoir area
behind the Arrow D:

‘The 82-year-old peommunity
planner from Nakusp has taken
over these res) onsiplllties from
games ‘W. Wilson, Hydro’s re-

King 284, MHT
Bob King 7
THS Colgar 924, THT Cel-

gar
Team points: Columbia Hy-

dro 4, Fireballs 2, Unknowns 0,
Bank of: Montreal 0,:Celgar 4,

Alleycats-2.
Wed. N Nite Cutrate Groceteria
Leagui
Kay Adshead 618.
Y THS Be tails 884, THT
Flintstones "ais
: Choregirls 3,

Team points:
Flintstones 4, Oddballs 1, King
Pins 9, Five Thumbs 0, Beat-

"Other 600's Daisy Koehle

Thursda

may pee Te Leduc 295. UAT)
Maureen Zaitsoff 564.

THS Squirrels 934, ur]
Squirrels 2474.

Team points: Lions — 3,

Bins 1, Teddybears 1, Squirrels
4, Chipmunks 8, Beavers,

SUS Kay Adshead 240, LHT'} °

Woodland Park
Guide and Brownie
Banquet Planned

Plans for a Thinking Day
banquet to be held on Shure.
day, Feb. 17 in the undercroft
of the Anglican Church, were
made at the recent meeting of
the Parent's Association to the
Woodland Park Brownies and
les,

The meeting was held at the
home of Mrs,:E. D. Allin

ite. J.
Tt. was. noted. that
uniforms have been received and
are now in service. .- i
The meeting was Jollowed, by

inorder to ac-
cept a post 'as professor of re-
oral Planning at the new Brock

For Residential, Commercial, ‘Hen 4
‘ “Properties. ‘Low! Monthly Payments, existing
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iniversity in Ontario.
Mr. Fitzpatrick has’ been re-
sponsible for the preparation of
commu! Tae and resettlement

Tinea he he iieined B.C. Hydro 18
months ago.
In his new role as Hydro's

will co-ordinate plans to re-
establish the communities of
Fauquier, Edgewood and Bur-
ton in the central Arrow Lakes
area,

Mr, Fitzpatrick has a BA
degree from. the University of
Toronto and a master’s de; ee
in community and regional

October, 1! he
ber. of the City of Vancouver's
lannin, ent, He also

as executiv
.C. Lower Mainland Regional
Board.’

the serving of refreshments.

Planning

LHS Ev
Glenys New 612,
THS Minx 839. THT Beav-
ers 2362,
Team points: Minx 3, Lions

u ‘Hotshots 35,
Five

40,

Other 600's: Marg Menzies
621, Tom Cowlin 679.
Wednesday Morning Drivers’
League

LHS Ann Fishwick 245, LHT.
Pat Gordon 582.

THS Ramblers 921. THT
Ramblers 2574,

Team points: Ramblers 4,
Chevys 8, Cadillacs 0, Barricu-

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Open daily 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Sundays 7 a.m. to 2 p.m.
4.30 p.m, to 8 e.m.

“HAS JUST ARRIVED AT

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‘| MET Bal -Davis 624.
THS

Chipmunks 2, "Beavers 4.
Rowdy Bellers

LHS May Bell 242, LHT
May Bell 574.

THS Groaners 951. THT:
Groaners 2647.

‘Team points: Screamers 26,
Hooters 25, Groaners 46, wWail-
ers 35, Criers 41, Moaners 55.
Friday Wight iviixed Classic

LHS Liz Farrier—Kay Ads-
ead 229. LHT Kay Adshead

"MHS Walter Kanigan 244.
eae Bill Davis 624.
S The Five Shakes 1091.

The Five Shakes 1091.
THT The. Five Shakes 3014.
Hon points: The Eve Ro-
gues 1, The Outcasts Fri
Cats “a ” Mobile Homers % The
Five Shakes 4.

Other 600's Evelyn Schmidt
624, Marg. Bonnett 6:
Thursday Mixed el

League
LHS Janna Brownlie 236,
LHT Janna ‘Browalie 618.
MUS Jake Koenig 257. LHT
Jake Koenig 666.
THS Four Pelntere 1036, THT

Tea mpoints: Plaza Five 4,
Calamida Five: 0, Deadbeats 3,
Oddballs. 2%, Im-

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

Nothing is’ more pleasing
than the report of the first rob-
ins, and they are here, having
been seen not singularly but in
number.
It has been a busy week of
many interesting. phone calls.
‘One that intrigued: me was
trying to find an interesting par-
ty or parties who would mee
once a week in a mutual desire
to learn French, The. basic idea
eing to have your own course

try. the actual “‘parley-vous Fran-
cals.” The party, that phoned me
is already equipper with pooks | 7a
and records and_a‘strong desire

to

very glad to introduce you.

The inevitable has, happen-
ed-and an egg has been dropped.

id Instructions, though not tested,

were to cover’ with salt for 15
minutes then SweED up {Coffee
Break, Jan. 13 issue). In_ thi

instance the yolk of the drop.| 2
ped egg was quickly scooped up
with paper’ toweling but the
white received {he salt* treat-

n.

{| even harder, or maybe it is the

be!
at home and’ then to meet to| €5

attend’ Expo’ 67.1 would be bowl.

9

containers it can be bought by
the. yard so you can make your
own drawer-liners and individ-
ual bags for. storing your sil-
ver. It was classified as ‘a very
amazing Hee
Around this time of the
year the keeping-up of baking
tor the lun buckets . seems

planning. of what to put in it.
If-you are looking for a recipe
for bulk baking try this, it mak-
two. date loaves. that are
and moist. I find: myself
even doubling this recipe’ and
making four: loayes at a time,
but it does take a fair size
DATE LOAF: two cups
dates, two teaspoons soda, two
tablespoons melted butter, two
cups sugar, two eggs, four tea-
spoons vanilla, some salt and
three cups flour. Method —
pour two cups bot water over
dates. with soda. stand for
while. Then mix 4 ‘the ingre-
dents together ‘and bake ‘in
moderate oven, Add walnuts if

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Public Lecture
His Excellency
The Moet Rev. Remi DeRoo, D.D.
Bishop’ of Victoria
at St, Martin's Hall
Notre Dame University of Nelson
Wed., Feb. 16, 1966 8 pm.
Will Speak On 2
“Vatican No. 2 — The Events
and Evaiuation — The Future”
EVERYBODY. WELCOME

Gonteantal Year... racy
Pioneer ‘Medallion
For the Oldilmers

Any. person either born or
resident in Canada prior to Jan.
1, 1892,. and Whig is a resident

of British Columbia now, will
be entitled fo. a Canadian Cen-
tennial Committee of British;
Columbia’ - pioneer medallion
next “year,

Hear Executive Report.

tor Citizens regular mesting was
eld in Le:
gion hall with 26 members being
present. and Harry, Eva
siding.
members were slowly. improving. | Mi
as board for the use of the mem-

District Senior Citizens

Castlegar and District Sen-| of the Senlor Citizens Branch
40 at Christina and at this meet
ing the officers of . the. new
hrauch wore elected. Mr. Bailey
also. reported that there was
talk of forming branches in
Grand Forks, Greenwood and

recent
ns pre-
It was reported that all sick

The
extended: grateful thanks to Mr.

Local”
tees ‘are setting up sub-commit-
tees to handle registrations and
ust. forward’ application
ictoria by Nov. 19,

of routed navy. blue

éd
B.CScrole today. as Me ee

atin Province: On one

sid of; the: it F

a oe ue Hs

val at and, on the,

nuinber-100,- the Gane] °

ipa maple leaf design and
dogwood « flower.

bers was

E, Bailey
esting report, of the: Provincial
executive meeting which he had
attended in Vancouver: He re-
ported. that

RA ‘Sergent 6 of
had

Bailey for all his work with the
branches and also thanked Mr.
Evans and Mr. Sargent,

It was noted that the con-
stitution and by-laws in book
Se could now be obtained for

gave an inter

At the sxeeutlve meeting
attention had been drawn’ to
a the fact that several low: senting
i] housing projects had a lon,

f names of. senior «cit

'| eral lists had been: closed. 5
eM -. Mr. Bailey.: reported '. tha
Tell it wae stated tere re have: .been. br: oe present-
e

|} needing homes.: Also that seve visi

Edwin Jackson

Students at Nofre Dame
May Now Get Certificate

Students who three

CASTLEGAR NEWS, ‘Thuraiay,, Feb. 10, +1966

G.W.G, Work Clothes
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years of training at Notre Dame
University are now eligible for
an A Ed-

ig their
“The: ‘University give
additional courses . penis the
if

Venetian Blinds

ucation Minister Leslie Peterson
said last Thursday.

He told Notre Dame's dean
of .studies Divad Larder tha‘
the student’s records will tte =

by teach-
ere, and if demand warrants. We
would. like to help district tea-
chers further their qualifications
¢|and work for a

tificate,” he said.

Measured and Installed.
Enamelied Pots & Pans
Complete Line OF
Groceries at Fair

viewed by the and, if
the approved work meh forte

Civil, DEFENCE Ertege Frey Dev

it the

canaereay A level would be
authorized.

/\This now gives Notre Dame

It is the responsibility of
the elected officials of. govern-
ment, eceral, provincial and

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MERCANTILE LTD.

The of Edwin
H.. Jackson’ to: the: position. of
list assistant maintenance ‘ superin-
tendent at the Celgar pulp. di-
lon here, has been announced
yy. J.-D. Dunn, maintenance su-
periatendent. i

In’ this: capacity. Mr. Jack-

attended the. {jrst-meoting | éd.to

‘pi
son wall, ‘be: responsible ier ap-

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ters, It. was notedwith much
regret that -there ,will not bea
Fall Fair this year,

‘After much discussion’ ae

 B 0 'S. § E eh ie meeting time, a: resolution: he
+B} made ‘to carry on-as-at present.
‘ .. -'As the Senior Citizens Have | Cro

ance fr

an
ity not only to complete one pro-
fessional year of. elementary
teacher education leading to the
two-year elementary. C and el-
ementary B certificates, which
are interim in nature, but-also
to :coniptete an ‘additional aca-
demic year to obtain an‘elemen-

period reports, etc,

Mr. Jackson-gra
the University OF British Colurm-
bia in electrical engineering.
Prior to completing. his educa-
tion ihe held summer jobs with
nd. Colum-

duated from

a- good -supply o: it.
was decided to "donate some
al’ Canadian Ladies
e_kitchen’ commit-

F. Jonkman,
lng to sickness Mrs, J.

4t-Native Owin:;
Scott was unable to attend to

SaratorBax. zt
ph sy =
Quayle calling, during the evel:

ing. The evening ended with re-
freshments,

ar-Ban ‘otscale

oy

TOPS Club

Tories
i,

aa-Bicillan

volcane

39-Unit of
itatian cur-
ret

First Birthday

Colebrations

Plans are being: made to
‘irst

of | D.
the Castlegar TOPS club ‘on
March 1’

jasions
ii sharlod of

pene the celebrations will

be the choosing of a queen, hon-

oring the one who has lost the

most weight. It is hoped there

will also be speakers from’ Trail,
Nelson, and Rossland.

4. Tonight. will: be gtitelae

‘al
he "Cellulose at: the Prince Ru-

pert’ mill. Until :Jiis recent ap-
Pointment he has held ‘the po-
sition of maintenance engineer.
= naint his family reside in Kin-

satisfactory tei

‘The minister's statement
could also have an im ortant
effect on‘local and ct tea.
chers,; by allowing them ‘to ad:

ry.
permanent after two years of
aching.

the wel-
fare of ‘hele people, just ‘as it
is the Formoneib ey of the head
of the ‘family’ to peice his
dependents, i

105 Main ’St:. Ph. 365-7417
") GASTLEGAR, B,O.: .. ;

wi ak a full delecron of

‘SAVAGE SHOES 4

fo pthilahe,

“Maddocks Shoe Store.

vance their at’ Notre |

Dame without having to travel
to a coast Pee

Dean Larder many
teachers: had been ‘hoping for
thig sae ee 80 that ey

the district w!

An increase of two-fold in
the Kinnaird United church con-
gregation was reported by the
clerk of session, Mrs, Frank
‘Mitchell, at a well-attended an-
nual meeting and pot luck: din-
ner recently.

The evenitig was chaired

by H. J. Warner.
ahs congregation, in. Rev.
L. Faris’s 0) ening rel marks,
Jor their “hard

be used to.purchase a mirror
for the organ. This. was received
by Mrs. W. Walpe:

aig CUS! ons ad iposlre wore
also presented by, the and
received by -Mrs. Mitchell.

night for’:

The co-presidents; Mrs. .E.

ment and was the

up leaving what to
bea completely clean floor.
Then the question has risen,
what to’ do with ‘all: that salt
when using last week’s recipe?
first thought was to
put it on the steps and walks
when fighting ice but a member
of the opposite sex informs me
this is hard on the. cement ‘it-

self.

If. you are a. born vatter-
fingers. it could/be used for
those eggs you are: bouna to

drop.

All kidding aside, Iam sure
it would ‘not: take too much to
figure- ways. of. saving it from
waste, such as, in the water
when’ 1 boiling « eggs, ito soak fork

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