CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Oct. 30, 1969

Golden Anniversary Celebrated

Mrs, Omar J.
wuson’ “oF Mdionaird received
many congratulatory messag-
es as well as numerous flow-
cts andi cards ow wecdneeday,

f last e occasion
of thelr Sth Wedding Anni-
versary.

sions of best wishes were
congratulatory messages from
Prime Minister: Pierre Elliott

sedans ae

Cc,

land-Trail

and from the Town of Kin-
naird.

Telephone calls were re-
ceived from the Wilson's four

Rock,
Que., Watertown, N.Y.
Heuvelton, N.Y. and a
1m from Brampton, ‘Ont,
“invitations were extended
to friends with some 80

Among the many expres-| Ba

guests appearing throughout |

the afterncon and evening.

Willow Point, Balfour, Chris-
tina Lake and Hts. Won
Mr. and

were married in a let
family wedding Oct. 22, BC
at Sherbrooke, Que. by Rev.
Alfred

i flson was the
former Edith Smith and liv-
ed at Asbestos, Que. while
Mr. Wilson’s parents farmed
in the Eastern Township of
Quebec.

Mr. ‘ilson in
ae it vith the 5th Canadian
athe

Arriving to. help cele-
in} brate the occasion was Mrs.
Gordon Anslow of Dundas,

Bowling Results from Castlegar and District:

Monday night 7. o’clock

LHS le Burnham 221,
LHT Elsie Burnham 595.
MHS _ Ralph

Ral Peterson
#02: MHT iph_ =Peterson
uB4,

THS Kinks 1035. THT
Kinks 2711.

{honor at the Wilson's wed)
m- ding 5 50 0 years ago.

iB
ilson’s have onal

Ont. who was matron-of-' four.

Team points: Swingers
2, Crooked Arrows 2, Wild-
cats ae Droppins 2, Fantastics

4, Kin .
Other 600's Bill Ander-
fronday. night 7 o'clock
LHS Barb Carrigai

a 260.
iLHT Barb Carrigan
MHS Ken Scott var Siar

points: Droppins

0, Kinks 4, Crooked Arrows
0, Fantistics 4, Wildcats 1,
Swingers 3.
Other 600’s Bill Ander-
son 604.
Coffee Break

LHS Evelyn Koreen 246,

ins 640.

Reel

Team points: Pincurlers|°

4, Take Five 4, Wheaties 3,
Mugs 1, Cheerios 0, Muffets

Tuesday 1 o'clock
LHS Bonnie waite

am pi
son Reith, who with his wife|3, Independents 1 Macalist-
makes their home at Kimber-|er’s Insurance 3,
ley. There are four grand }1,
children, Nancy 10, Michele gar Drug 1.
seven, Joanne six and David

Lucky Five
Candy Stripers 3, Castle-

el thes: 00's Irene Hill

Tuesday Mired 7 o'clock =”
LHS Bev Maloff 267, LHT
Blennor Hotasworth chet
e

rnoft
272, dade Ed .Wood: 698.
Requlats 1094, THT
Regilsrs

Team ce tans Impossibles
Saving on Service
Offered by Bank

To Senior Citizens.

Reduction of Bank of|:
Montreal service charges to
senior citizens’ was dnnounc-
ed today by the bank’s chair-| a'
man, G. Arnot ai bea

Mr. t. _be-

Hart’ said tha’
ginning on Nov. 1, four B of
M services will be available
at half the usual cost to
anyone 65 years of age and
over. ‘The services are: pay-
ment of utilities accounts:

sh
of ts kind in Ganeda it fol-
lows a recent announcement

“Jthat the bank has made “a) +),

‘corporate ecmmnitoren Me
embark on program
train ae ed

to]

.| people.

“The two for
senior, citizens aa d'or, dsad-
vantage young people —
demonstrate Bank | of
Montreal tliat’ “that. corpor-
ate social responsibility ‘eae
far beyond the immediate in-;
terests of a company.”

ly,
came PY aedintely to Trail
where Mr. Wilson spent the

SUGAR AND SPICE

following 286 35 years
for con th

Fifteen years ey
moved to Kinnaird ting up
residence in their present

home on 10th Ave.
Here Mr. Wi

By Bill Smiley

Great Hunters? It is All a Matter of Opinion

This is the
time of year
when the hun-|
ting _ stories
are pat

around. Each
time the;

shot par or made his grand
slam

Getting back to hunters,

you'll never hear that earn-
est, serious teller
admitti

of tales

eral years now. I use
be a fair shot. There’s many

i
enjoy » hunting.

d to is

pleasant to get away Sgrom

there
ers” who shoot swans?
A couple of years ag EO,
two chaps I: know went out
to the local“golf course and
shot every. black squirrel in

e-|Road Runners 0, T-Bi 4

to say about: “hunt- .

629.
sight.. This takes 4 a_ lot of

1, The ? 2%, Kin" Gars 1%,
spouers % negulars 2, Vike
mys 3.
Other 600's Harry: Cher-
‘neff 678, Charlie. Burdette
674, John Paulson 642, Les
acuciul 641, Bul Anderson
bay, ware Hourke 616, Matt
hn 6

no
Tuas. Night fAlxed 9-11
ans ‘dna’ webster 259.

LHT Pearl Mott 658,
MHS Darrel Rourke 289.

MHT. ‘Darrel | Rourke 829.

THS Tigers 1002. THT
Gutter Five 2763.
. Team polnts: Sure Shots
2, Tigers 2, Armacs 2, Cad
Balls ts a, Gutter 5 4, C.

vetthor 600's Ed Webster
634, Ralph Peterson 601.

MIKE’S TLV.
SERVICE

Expert-repairs to
all makes & models
of T.V. and Radle

Phone 365-5112
1225-5th Avenue

Ln “maa Marge - sonnet 619.

matt _atohn*

5 Kami 2/63.

‘seam points: Pass ‘Creek,
Strikers .3,:5 Kami.4, x1amun-
gos 0,. Cougars 1 *Night-
hawks 3, Airaots 1.

Other '600's’ Bertha ‘Vin-
cent 6v1.

Wed. Morning Drivers

LHS. Gerry: McMullen
268. HT Dagny snoxsen

674.

“PHS ‘Birds 945. THT
Pees a points; Cadillacs L
im poin rt a
Sun irds 4

Ramblers 1, Chevys 3, Mus-

Box 1266

INSURANCE

pete FIRE LIFE

For Complete: Insurance
Needs Please Contact...

M. W. Mike SHISKIN

Representing Fruit Growers Mutual
& Co-operative Insurance Service

Plione Office 365-6665 Home 365-6704

Castlegar 269 Columbia

3.
oe 600's Pat Gordon

THT Minks © 246!

Team. points: "Teddy Bears
3, Beavers 1, Chipmunks 1,
Lions 3, Minks 3, Squirrels
1,

Other 600’s Helen Sook,
achoff 612, Dean Koenig 6
Rowdy Rollers Thurs 1 em.

LHS Joyce Turner 248.
LH Joyce Turner eR it
THS Groaners 963.
Groaners 2496.
Team points: Hooters 7,
Screamers 10, Groaners 13,
Wailers 9, Criers 8, Moaners

” Other 600's Betty Pinter
Thursday Mixed Comm .-

Shirley Moorhouse
228. Gar Shirley Moorhouse

Ken Scott 295.

and Ribbons
Typewriter Erasers
Typewriter Ribbons

File Folders

Adding Machine Tapes

Ink & Ballpoint Pens
Steno Note Books
Pencil Sharpeners
Columnar Pads

B.C. Children Receive Free Tuberculin Skin Tests.
Made Possible Through Sale of Christmas Seals

When Christmas Seals
arrive in 3,500 . Castlegar| She is

skin test accompanies them.
one of 500 thous-
and B.C. children who receiv-
ed in the past five years, the
quick, ‘str simple skin test (which

H. W. Herridge
Addresses Stamp
‘Clubs at Kinnaird

His Pioneer days in the Koo-|
Presented in the

‘Sver 60 persons attend-|

ed with suetis! fom the Nel-
son Stam)
Philatelic

Long of ee

kane brought g from

cts
. covering ‘areas of infections
so they can be carefully in-
vestigaved and followed.
Children around the pro-
vince receive the tuberculin
skin tests at school, on Oper-
ation Doorstep vans, or in
health centres. Adults re-
ceive them also with a free].
chest x-ray when they go for
their regular chest check.
Christmas Seals support
this continuous and intensive
program designed to control
and are moving exten-|M
sively into the whole field
of respiratory diseases such

Grace Ackney and Mrs,

irs.
Phyllis Maddocks.

The Christmas Seal cam

paign is sponsored _ by “the
Cantleeat, Rotary Club Ladies
ut}

as emphysema and chronic
bronchitis, which ‘incapacitat-
es more and more people
each year,
This year the Christmas
Seals, with their Canadian
were designed by a
British ‘Columbian,
William George Parlane, now Se
of Toronto.

their elat,
A gil piven as a token
of apporecit on. was present:
Herridge jo!
Moor of Kinnai ra. sf 4
Many of the guests made
favorable comments. on the
banquet which was prepared
in the style of a Russian wed-
ding feast.
ire. Addie Watkin made
the daw for the door prizes
with Mrs. G. Burns of Nelson,
Mrs. C. S, McKenzie and Miss
Karen Nielsen, both of Kin-
naird, being recipients.
The Sening concluded
with a lively stamp auction
and the serving ‘of coffee.

cae Seals in tones . of | g;
zg the north,
show a series of Eslamo fy

individual
figures, and the sea
and animal life of the Artic.
You will see the shape of an
igloo at the base of the
Christmas Seal sheet, from
which rise dramatic streaks|
of northern lights.
Mr. Parlane,
strated Farley Mowatt's Gad
book, ‘Canada . North,”
signed from his heart, when|
he worked on Christmas
Seals. As a young boy, he
watched his mother “waste
away and die from tubercu-
losis,” which still Cana-|
da’s' worst germ-spread dis-j 4
ease.

MOORE
BUSINESS FORMS

Hail with 46
‘arv-| visitors present.

The newly formed com-
mittee of H. Evans,

Dinner R.
have not yet succeeded in
finding new quarters for a
meeting place,
were informed the Legic

is available for ‘Thurs:
day afternoon for as long.as
the members wish to meet

"who illus-| Hall

Senior Citizens Still
Seek New Quarters

Castiegar and’ District;
their

enior Cit
regular meetin;

lay afternoon ae the

and

Legion
members and

Mrs, M.
‘Maddocks

of the Queen.

he remainder of | the
afternoon was enjoyed with
a Halloween party. The tabl-
es were tastefully decorated
in the Halloween theme and
after the serving: of a ‘delici-
ous. tea which included
pumpkin pie, all enjoyed a
sing song with Mrs. C. Brady
accompanying on the piano.

but

Several. members were
reported sick. Mrs.

aste| Hagen is still in hospital and
Mr. and Mrs. Moore are both
under the weather having had

bout of flu.

The members were Bad

to ¢

¢ Seal
Mrs.

their

Mrs.
last|and Mr. T. Mecreight. after
Thanks

sicknesses.

Division Meoting ..
In Guide Movement
Held at Now Denver

Mrs.

Robson district it commisslon
er, accompanied by Mrs.

Johnson, Twin Rivers division
s._| commissioner, of the Girl
rman|Guides of Canada’ and Mrs.
P. Minnich, Ist Robson Guide
compa captain, motored to

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Oct. 30, 1969

Steak, Club, Sirloin

Canada Choice, qs Good. rettfe Grain-Fed Beef .

CHUCK ROAST

Canada Choice, Canada Good

MEATY
PORK RIBLETS

SWIFTS

Boil or Oven Roast

EMPIRE _
SLICED BACON

Canada Approved

BOLOGNA

No, 1 Quality

PORK STEAKS

Government Approved

SEVEN FARMS EVAPORATED

MILK

G tins... sie

R. Lamont
campaign raised ‘324g2 wich which VEAL PATTIES
she hopes to top. top this year. PP!

Case of 48

389°
*].89
2 . 59

All Purpose
Grind

MHS
nerve, stamina, and bush- bred Mate Rohn 791.
lore; "walking around, a Eolt Doodlers 1102, THT
course, slaughtering _half-
tame squirrels with three

ounces” a meat each ‘on
em.

the old battleaxe for a few
hours on a. lovely, autumn Agent

were Sxfended by these
CASTLEGAR NEWS

for. the cards
well wishes they had receiv-|j
ed. E. Bailey also extended|

those’ .members
who had ¥ visited him while in
hospital.

ny
New Denver last Thi
Mrs. .

Ledger and Journal
Sheets .
Rubber Cement and
Scotch Tape

CASTLEGAR NEWS

If we haven't got it, we can get it for you

Gomes members include
Betty sOelow, Mrs, -Vie-| &
iwi Bissell, Mrs. Karen Smith,

bigger | ue ora little funnier. | th
stories|tin

trmmind ste wrong with him.

or his gun jammed, or sheer

bad luck.

Quite a few on the chaps
on our staff who are keen
hunters urge me to join them | twi
This means standing around
in a swamp and chest-high dr
| boots after walking an hour fro:
to: Bet there: gazing sullenly
for at a sullen sky
filled with blackbirds and
and non-existent).

But [ve never been a
fanatic. Any tendency I had
toward becoming one was
cured forever ast time I
went, scene. hunting. I got lost
as almost shot once

vision, con-
ducted a_ division” meeting
whieh i wae preceded. by a
ot lu
It was reported that. the F There. were 22
members who had attended/from ‘Kaslo, Nakusp, New
thesM ers Square Dance Denver, Silverton, Robson and

had a
most enj Joyable ¢ svenin
The Hf

“JET PUFFED

MARSHMALLOWS .

Team points:
Sulinters pe nore 3,
ards 1, Kokanees 2 te.
Then there are the “hun- 4
ters” who go off for a good) te J sul & EP aati
drunk in the bush. It gives z Chaing:
them a chance to play poker,| "Other 00's Tan Ellis 756,
grow. a beard, curse, belch!Ken ‘Scott 657, Larry. Paul
and do all sorts of manly

642, Nick Koochin 630, ei
things like that. They could) S Savinkotf B82, Alex Cheval
*-|do, the same thing by check- Friday taht Classi Mixed
Hunting is for the birds. ling into a motel room for a LHS Bobbie Keraiff 221.
literally. in proportis on thy week. But they enjoy wear-|-
hunters ‘illed wounded, or!ing big -boots and rough
heart clothes and making rude

disabled for life from

attacks and arthritis, than|noises. Then they come hom-
birds. and. let~'their' wives push
them. around for the other
fifty-one weeks. —
The finest hunters are
those who love nature. They
ct and admire and are
curious: about: their prey.
They shoot: only when they
pe ant

af ¢ i

that had made their home |i ow the wounded. dcer OF
a delight to cottagers. What|™ ird at

Wild Animal
Life Assists

- Wild ‘animal life has its|a
value to grassland areas.

Coyotes and hawks help
to keep down the numbers

GRISCO OIL
128 oz: tin

ie-

QUAKER

CORN FLAKES

3,— l0-0z.. Packages

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

TONIGHT

ST. RITA'S HALL
’ FRONT STREET

DELTA LONG GRAIN

got his bag of ducks, or bag-
ged his deer, if the fates and
the weather, an chink ‘of ad
else he ean think, a had
not co against
Ite as dull as ean
to someone relate what hap-| swallows

le of his; ducks. z
pened ont Dane pers hand I've been able to fight

of bridge. He would have off the temptation for sev-|

Community
Chest Drive

Is Now Nearly Complete
272727972? pe eel te

? e e e ry \ ] tent help to mix, loosen,

drain and fertilize. the soil.

IS YOUR VOLUNTEER CANVASSER Birds _help.to. protect grasses
CALLING BACK AT YOUR HOME?

During’. the
Johns

Fern McLeod into the Ist
British Columbia aeons Rang-|
ers with Mrs. Shelia Leath-
wood of Kaslo pinning Fern's
snrollment it Pie on | ‘her. <7

‘commissi

afternoon
Miss

dinner ussed and
tentative “Gate oft Dec. 11 was
named for the dinner, with
a Suggestion that Mrs. W.
Salekin- approached re-

garding
for the night of the dinner
is: left to the committee

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loners
were eect ated with’ their
‘o/ Appointment Warrants, and

Hill gave ‘a talk and
Seasmetentien of the filling
in of the new census fornia.

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ef "1 ting was closed
‘with all joining in the singing

“MONARCH

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ROSE : DALE :

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"WE. STILL. HAVE A-LARGE
SELECTION: OF HALLOWEEN TREATS

SPANISH » 15¢

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Another thing that puts
me on is the type of pee
le who hunt. There is

large percentage of high:
grade morons among thei.

Tve just read in the
Wiarton Echo a story about
two “hunters” who shot and
killed two wild, white swans

f 16 oz.
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a.m. -11 a.m. .
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y KAW forlous. frou of I

1a tone wal nee Ma
Sai contemplate the pos-jdoubt ih wit will be

sibility of bedding down of the “te cd
course and clubs ‘til the Tickets” for the- ‘banquet|
spr ne ee We've had alare limited and are available
Cylinder Heads, Etc. course second | to ‘none; thanks
121 Columbia “Ave, to Nick ‘and his

. 36! 1 i : : — S i i men. Bouquets of sincere ap-
fl : breciation: must also be
ee ected to Pro
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ce BREAD

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py with an unloaded gun or
"Cylinder Blocks

a camera.
There’: 's no real Shere in

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_ Ph, 365-7605 BOU! 8 at the arena. Mrs. Maniago|else. eck with the follow

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Electric Heat Beeclalltts chestra is playing, and a no-(tive for tickets; Jim Corbett,
Ph. 365.7241 : = om, Bilesky,

ATTENTION

_ MEN CURLERS —

Meeting At Arena — Monday, Nov. 3rd,'7.30 p.m.

Save lots of money. Make
rugs _ beautifully’. bright
with: Rug-Mate ‘Stain Re-
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Rent electric shampoocr

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AND SUPPLIERS.

HALLOWEEN
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Hi Arrow Arms
Friday, October 31st
BEST COSTUME PRIZE: A gourmet '

dinner of Lobster Tail Filet with a little
extra sparkling refreshments. >.

SPOT PRIZES, TOO
$5 Per Couple
: Admission includes Fried Chicken
or Submarine Sandwich

Your Community Chest canvasser is a. volunteer.
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He is giving up his free time — his evenings and
weekends — to help in this United Appeal drive. If
you asked him to call back when he first called,
please be ready for him when he calls again. You'll
make his task just that much easier for him and he'll

Lane

mith, Dick Wayling or Mike
von Lloyd Ish and Paul
Moroso.

Third, watch for the time
and place’ of. annual general)
meeting late in November. -

See you on the 8th!

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