CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 6, 1963
i d United|
100 Children Attend United| |
a sere ela gt aed Babe
Church Sunday School Picnic
‘ School Picnic Nee, Caro} Fitzpatrick and Marilyn
was Aaleved Sunaey Atondaace of. {Dally while Donnie. ‘Works, Norman
about 100, Under the, sponsorship | Deverney . and. Frank Fedor. yer
of the Kinnaird United Church in|the winners’ in this group for the
the Kinnaird Park, ‘arrangements Boys race. Ra eee ta
for the refreshments’ were ‘attri- For the eight year olds, Judy,
buted’ to’ the capabilities: of: Mrs,| Allingham and Geraldine Johnson | -
J, Fodor and Mrs, L; Bignell., took first and second prizes, ‘The |.
Children’s - competitions’ were |boys -race ' in’: this sroup found
tinder the supervision of ‘Mrs. C.|Brett Hutchinson, Tomy, Huge
Hutchinson, ‘when’ winners of races ;and Eddie Fitzpatrick e : Ip.
nange | ere, Deuble Yor ae diecr ‘Dally Ae cau winning in the nine-year
: exchang-| were, Debbie ‘York, Colleen: Dal f
ed vag that grmoseeaieiog Pro- and " Susan Geronaz. aoe pe Fea ee at aneeueliney fis
jects, “Bake Bingo,” very popular |among the boys in rou | Deverney a eae ae vee
known to the Ameri-| were: Warren New, ‘Roddy pa-| well; boy: :

pores ‘Several of their ideas will) trick and. Kenny Manson, York, Doug Houghton’ and. Alan

n d.to our local citizen-| Girls five and'six years; Marilyn | Munroe.

2 id Carla Hough-
this fall and should prove both |nopy, Carol Fitzpatrick and June| — Deanle Jones ani
Braged Paap eee PD ertining and profitable. Jackson; boys, Jimmy ‘Hutchinson, |ton were winners in’ the ten year
ANCE ‘
For All. Your.

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tones of golden yellow, Was ¢x- ‘Following dinner, Wally Wal. |Bruce Allingham ‘and ‘Glen Niel: group while David | Munns cam:
i dd ; Valarie -Kenne-
INSURANCE AND Golden tapers and deep purple | joyed | songs. Eleven years
decor, as were dainty place cards, |sisted by two of tho yisiting Spo- lingham;’ boys, eleven, years,” Ro-
subjects discussed was curling, @| residents of Castlegar, was the mes- : US. in Camp oree vold, Lorraine Warner and Joanne.
as np
AGENCIES and one in which, they seemed representing Spokane’s West Val- Deverney “and..Guy -Woods.;
Band, which had recently perform- Participate the. Chinook: Die Judy Roberts,
d camp coM-| taking first prize while Bruce York

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursd:
Castlegar Cubs
Enjoy Weekend
Camp atthe Lake

The three Castlegar Cub packs
enjoyed a very pleasant weekend
camp at Christina Lake. This
terminated their season's _activi-
ties and their sincere thanks go
to Mickey Moran who gave the
boys the run of the Alpine Inn,
Also many thanks to Mrs, Moran
who served the boys with a de-
liclous spaghetti supper.
. . The varied program consisted
of model boat making, treasure
hunt, swimming, ‘horse shoe ,pitch-
ing ond observers tests. Camp fire
featured Don Oddie and Wayne
Groutage and was very much en-
Joyed by all.

Cub leaders were Ed Conroy,
Fred Jackson and: Frank Ingham,
‘The leaders were ably assisted by
veteran Cub camp scouts from the
stag and owl patrols and members
of the rover crew.

leaders and the group
committee wish to ‘express their ‘
sincere thanks to those parents only a small part of the recent en-
who and | ni about the activity which has placed
special thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Mfo-| Columbia Treaty Mica Creek dam is | Columbia In an
ran for providing this fine opportu- | being gained’ by B.C, Hydro throu-|state of readiness, ‘More than $8
nity for the boys to end their ses-|&h operation of a scale model of| million has been spent to date on
sions activities and program. until | the project. . Preconstruction planning and en-
the fall when they will resume, The model study represents | gineering associated with the three

Mn cn is, Danenn Ato
St. David’s Anglican Evening Guild

DELICATESSEN SALE

Port Coquitlam, B.C., is 1% mil
of the Upper Columbia River in
MADDOCKS. STORE
TUES,, JUNE 1)

963

yO

istrict Soroptimist Club Hosts:
lubs from U.S., Nelson & Trail

- Lakes. ‘The waters | most’ interested. :
ae as ‘tiepedin the late afternoon Newspaper accaunts and Bis
sun, ‘all the beauty of | tures oe Nelson Lee pons
: Y y e went to.

ce ee Bore Hf one aE a eactatin “Thi oolns as well as clippings olat:
0 ate

l places | ing ‘to ‘our own : Castlegar curl
ip ono of the most Hest i cer. oa activities, ° It is hoped:.that

We wil
this|this winter ‘the Spokane ladles
eer ae ey might actually: be -spectators at

2 Weeks of Baseball Games Left

By WAYNE NEWELL

Guitearoeeiber ter Wiehe tee Bee Ane

gue, games have been played since Attention All Teenagers!

my last report. Consequently, I will
only make) a few comments an
je games but wi f i
an’ uptodate. standing of all the A SENIOK TEEN TOWN DANCE will be
teams is ils dlvisions: pole held in the Arena Hall on Fri,, June 7 in honour ‘Nelson clubs, Air er!”
mising pitcher in Larry Popott, of the 1963 Graduates. Dress is. semi-formal. [Perfect weather made the oA a curling match. |;
Bene tog, nian defeated the 7i-)== Music is by the SERENADERS. Admission is -_
$1.25 per person. Refreshments will be served.
NOTE TO PARENTS: While any parent may at-
tend a Teen Town dance, a special invitation is
extended to all parents of the 1963 graduates to
eau
Won Lost Tie Points

Bers 10-3, Larry had ao terrific

night, He allowed only three hits,

while striking out 15 batters. To

plate he walked once and hit three

times. A perfect night,

_ _ It seems that Guido Vecchio

and reddy: comataule are zretts,

good at ing home runs. It ap- *

Pears that some of the teams are attend this dance.

stronger than others but all the

players fight with equal determina-

tion to have a good time, even it | El I

they can’t win, § =

Tans 0-18 C SWIMMING LESSONS

BY RED CROSS INSTRUCTORS WILL START:

E JULY 2nd AT

these standings, S

Pony league is finally getting | ==

grounded, After some difficulty in | ==
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The standings are as follows:

MB, overlooking a spectacular view ‘goms. in
eS Seo

Build Scale Mica Dam Model

the construction and operation of
the model.

steady progress is
being made on engineering prepar-
ations for the storage dam on Low-
er Arrow Lake, ¥
Both field investigations and
design have advanced to the stage
where all controlling dimensions
and sequences of construction have
been ‘The gencral plan
and layout of the dam have been
completed, -
Design and construction spec-
ifications for the Duncan Lake dam
have been completed and tenders

Usa this easy to read schedule to help you Pi
your next trip in British Columbia. Whenever you
travel, fly Canadian. Pacific — the fastest, most
comfortable way to get therel. .
peewee oon

ind —= Day t

i Eastbou:
' 22:30 a.m. AR Cranbrook-Kimbertey 12:19 pm.
i Ly Castlegar A Crantros za
ind== Dally

4 0 0
‘With about two weeks left
{scheduled games let's see if there
can't be any changes made in

e David Kanester tied in second
» Helen fano by Mrs, Walper, enter- In the seven year group, girls : :
Lae See ee oe (hea with a number of greatly on taking the prizes were Debbie. Mc- place for the boys.
I di by
B-S0ng, a8- ; i d : Linda, Munroe and. Susan Al-
pansies \.were part of the table conducting a lively sing-song, as- Kinnair d Scouts: ay,
Phone 365-3441 i seer ay ule bert A
onversation was very |spirited new song routine. i ‘With i : :
ANDERSON animated Sod prominent among Particularly gratifying to. the Participate Twelve year girls; Karen Stor
game new to the American Jadics| sage from ‘one of the Soroptimists Kennedy; boys, Ken Culley, ‘Stuart
‘School |formed an’ eight member patrol to janne McNee and
ee ey pertorm participate with their American |! Dodgson, Marl
1 performance and the year and under competition found
CEDAR CREST SWIMMING POOL Th ere’s : exceptional performan S| gore: Cecently. Jour and aut) competition ae
with such In keenly,
The only covered and heated pool in Castlegar

nd Ungarian’ and
quisitoly arranged and, in an amus-|per of Kinnaird, accompanied at'son, first and Raymo!
aa REAL ESTATE NEEDS

, each bearing a miniature’ rose. kane “Indies, who demonstrated a bert Allam, Gerry. York and Wayne
a : ley. She. told the gathering that| > The’ First’ Kinnaird Scouts Girls, thisteen and’ over; Shir-
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- : ia 2 ‘ow races in the nine
= ea ee atoraanee and: trict’ Camporee held at Betts Mea- Wheelbarr
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top it all off, in his four trips to
securing a completed back-stop at
the’ high school George Guiment's z S
team js finally practising. Robson, Register your children at the Cedar Crest Motel. =
unfortunately is short of ‘a ball = Ph. 365-5309 Registration forms available =

Gary Bro must i =
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ith.such good manners that | petitions, the Kinnaird Patrol, | and Jimmy York came second; win-
trey ‘hed left’ a delighted impres- thich included two lads from Bon-|nors in the ten: and under group es ~
sion: behind them. She. said, fur-|nington Falls, made 214 points out! were Dean Houghton and Guy T uycasttogar 4:18 p.m: ‘AR Pan jeton
ther, ‘that the: West , Valley, Band | of a possible 220 which is thought | woods; Ken Culley and Raymond I a ant Vancauier
had returned from! its exchange|to be the highest marks attained | yngarian; Wayne Lyons and, Gerry posses. 2 PIRI Umes local
trip to Castlegar filled with the|at the camporee. York came third, 4 :
‘highest’ praise for the way it had ‘Assistant Scout Master, C. R. Joanne Kennedy and Dean c
been received and had been enter- ‘Munns, who accompanied his Kin-| Jones came first in the girls wi eel:
tained here. naird Patrol has. stated: that the| barrow: race; second and third
Mrs. Paul C. Reager, speak- | Canadian Scouts made.a favourable | prize winners were Beverley ue te
ing for the Spokane club of Soren, impression on the Chindok disislet an and Karen  Storvold; yn
4 . Guile for ers. Their co-| Amos a pes
teenane Valley cub, © ee onead trier “lent Girls three-legged - race; ": Be-
much .to which. Mr. Munns termed |verley McMillan and- Karen Stor
a highly successful operation. “We, | vold; Susan Allingham and Belt ty:
no doubt,’ willbe invited again,” | Hogan and Judy Roberts and -Ka-
he said. Fae ren’ Amos. wie y bs
As a memento of the. occasion, Boys three-legged; Dean out
each Scout was presented with a|ton and Guy Woods; Jack ‘Woods
beautiful camporee patch. :)and Alan Munroe and Doug Hough-
- Participants from the First |ton and. David Brown. ce
Kinnaird Scout Patrol: were, R. Mothers race: first, Mrs. a
‘Verzuh, L. Bate, K. Paterson, M.|Jones; second Mrs. H. Warner ant

something
SPECIAL
about

~ Seagram's -
SPECIAL OLD ©

the Big Bend section where’ the
Mica Creek dam is proposed, The
dam is named for a small ereek
that enters the main stem of the
river at a point several miles down-
stream of the actual site.

2-4P.M. The model is 95 feet long, 15
i feet wide; and 3% feet deep. It was

tii AT TK ENNoOTNRMN 0 fect of actual teva
ED a eg matement of the

model consists of cofferdams and
: 3 diversion tunnels, The cofferdams
VOLKSWAGEN and RAMBLER will seal off the dam foundation

: ' SALES & SERVICE
Phone R.A. (Bob) Horswill 365-3491

area and channel Columbia River
waters through two 45-foot-diame-
Complete Stock” of Volk Cars and Trucks
New Rambler Cars

ter diversion tunnels during actual
Sales & Service — Trades

for of the
could be called within a few weeks

Pt
of ratification of the Columbia | DriNE his team all the way to Cas-
eaty.

tlegar to practice, This team is ex-

pected to be a strong contender

come play-off time but I hope Cas-

tlegar won't submit to defeat to

nese “foreigners” on their ball
eld.

Lee we eee ee

See your Travel Agent or any Canadian Pacificaffice.

Legion Ladies
To Send Delegates
To Convenlion

The regular monthly meeting
of the LA to the Royal Canadian
Legion Branch No. 170 was held
Tuesday evening in the Legion
Hall, with 15 members present and
Mrs. D, Adshead, the president
Routine opening was

the Spokane ‘Valley club, e
the wish that the Canadian groups
could again journey to Spokane, as
they ‘had. done last October, for
another _ international “get-toge-
ther.” p

‘Hospital Should.

Pony League
Playoffs Start
On June 17

Please Clip and Save
Team Designation — A—Kin-

FATHER’S: DAY — SUNDAY,
CHECK THIS LIST:
' Sweaters, Sport Shirts, Dress Shirts, Wallets,

Belts, Ties, Hankies, Trousers, Hats, Sport
Jackets

Silatated
7 TRUCKS / SHIPS / PLANES / MOTELS / TELECOMMUNICA]
WORLD'S MOST COMPLETE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM _

JUNE 16

Studies now being carried out
are concentrated on the operation
of the diversion tunnels and on riv-
er. closure pr

FOR. INFORMATION and RESERVATIONS —
VIPOND FOR TRAVEL

construction of the dam.
PARK VIEW MOTORS — Nelson:

PTAC

Ast ANNIVERSARY
GALA EVENING —_-
AT THE ARENA

FRIDAY, JUNE 14

MUSIC DONATED BY: ee
BUDDY MARR & HIS VERSATILES ©
JACK PHIPPS & HIS BAND: *.

One-hour floor show by. “The Flying Tramps.”
$18,000 coin collection display by Blackie
3 Spatari.- ee a
Admission $3 Per Couple by Tickets Only
Tickets‘ at Crossroads Service, ‘Skyline,
. > J. He Clarke ;

‘SPECIAL FEATURE

At 7:30 Sharp the Nelson Kids’ ‘Trampoline
Circus will put on a. one-hour show. :Children 25c,
', Students & Adults 50c. Also, $18,000 coin col-

ection on display.“ ~

The model can-be used later
for hydraulic : studies associated
with’ the dam and powerhouse,
B.C, Hydro officials state that
during the past year exploration
and survey work at the Mica Creek
dam site have proven out adequate
and provided
-|on foundation conditions, The find-
ings were taken into account in

‘Scout Movement
Appreciates Publici

-» Dear Sir:: 4
‘ At our recent Regional Annual
Meeting the following motion was
made’and enthusiastically carried:
“That the Executive Commis-
sioner write a. letter to the news:
Papers ahd radio stations in. the
Region, expressing appreciation for
the’ publicity. received during the
past. year.” ‘

conducted ‘with minutes being
read, treasurer's report given and
correspondence dealt with. Mrs, B.
Hill acted secretary in the absence
of Mrs. E. Murray. - ~
It was decided to cater to the
Legionnaires ‘supper meeting on
June 4. It was announced that the
zone convention would be held in
Salmo on June 8 and 9, Mrs. R,
Lundquist was elected official dele-
gate, Mrs, Adshead will attend-as
fraternal delegate and Mrs. F. Ba-
con will be standard bearer.
The ‘sick committee reported
many ‘Get Well’ cards: had been
sent to sick members. Mrs. Stella
Ball will do the hospital visiting
during the month of June. The cat-
ering committee reported that they
were doing a catering job on June
22, The date for the 1964 annual
spring sale was set for April 25 in’
the, Legion Hall. The Poppy Day
Tea is to be held on November 9
in the Legion Hall. i

sure that on. behalf of our 3300
members, I extend to-your news-|Cepted with many regrets and the
paper our sincere “Thank You" for |Members..wished her well. Mrs,
the stipport you have given us. The Rose Ungarian | was. named cater-
Scout Movement in this Region is
growing and a good part of-this
can be. attributed to your active
support, =

tinuing interest in the coming year.
J.

. W. Dunn tendered her

It is with a great deat of plea-|Tesignation as. catering convenor

ing ‘convenor.-and. will commence
with the catering coming up the be-
ginning of

owing to ill*health.: This was ac-|_

naird - coach Desaulnier. B—Kin-
naird - coach Rourke, C—Castle-
gar - coach Guimont, D—Robson -
coach ' Bachelor.

June 6 — Thursday — B at C.
, Sune 7 — Friday — A at D.
June 10 — Monday — B at A

LEITNER'S CLOTHES

and Dat C. k
June 14 — Friday — C at B.
Playoff — start Monday June
17. Seires A — first place team
Plays last place team — sudden
death in first place team park. ~
Series B — second place team
‘Plays third place team — sudden
death in second place team park.

>. Championship — winner of ser-
jes A plays winner of series B in
series A winner park,

It is the aim of Civil Defence ;
to establish a mutual ‘aid fire ser-
vice plan: for British "Columbia
involving all’ municipalities and

It was reported .that Mra, W.

We look forward to your con-|Houston is a ‘patient in’ the Van-

districts where there ar
active fire departments. «-

couver - General ° Hospital ‘where

she has undergone ‘an operation.

_|The* evening's ‘booster prize was
won by Mrs. Ungarian.

At the close of a very busy

. Miller,
Regional Executive
Commissioner.

BIG SALE!
_. ARBORITE _
Any Color — Per Sheet, $16.50
. MAHOGANY DOORS °.
Good Grade — $5.50 to $6.40
_ALUMINUM DOORS
— COMBINATION —
Reg. $42, .......... SALE $34.95
SCREEN DOORS.
— WOODEN —
2 BY xX 6 BN

| Reg. $8.50........-.. SALE $6.50 -

JUNE NEW PAINT SALE
ANY COLOR — COME, SEE, BUY!

Castlegar Building

Be Enlarged Says
‘Writer in Letter .
x Dear Sir:

Recently I underwent emer-
| gency major surgery-at the Cas-

tlegar and District Hospital. I wish
to thank all the. medical’ and nurs-

Young, G. Brookes... Mann ey, Mrs. N. Ne
Penniket and Dave. McClanaghan.
The Jatter two are Scouts from |Walt Morgan second and Matt De- |
,| Bonnington Falls,

ew.
Fathers race: Jim Tidball, first;

TRAIL - NELSON - CRANBROOK

~~, [verney third.

“The Teachers of the Province say:
“Good Luck and a Bright F uture”
to this month’s High School Graduates!

The need for qualified teachers for B.C's schools is

greater today than ever before.
[Sie chi aE ee Ss

Le nT

evening. delicious: refreshmients |.
Were served by Mrs, D. K. Levins,

ECO, icici TT AAT TTS i

"FRONT ST. Supply Ph, 365-2161
-PTAElects a ~ Brae kan boatvernte
New Officers

Ta ee
ace When our High School graduates: are choosing. their

For lasting, quality graduation gifts that will be
' treasured for years to come seo

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Humphries. Parent-Teachers Asso-
ciation at its annual: meeting held
May 27.- S §

At this final meeting for the
term, honorary president, W..R.’
Brown instalfed the slate of offi-
cers which includes, Mrs, E. Mosby
as vice-president; Mrs. C.: R.
Munns. secretary; Mrs. Peter Koo-
chin, treasurer; Mrs. James Regan,
Program convenor; Mrs. W. G. Mfar-
ken, ways and means; Mrs. P. J.
Vaessen, © publicity; Mrs. Fred
Bartsoff, Mrs. A. Bertarione and
Mrs, M. J. Verzuh, all hospitality
convenors and Mrs, G. H. Baird as

GRADUATION lecture nc|§ BIG SAVINGS ON QUALITY MERCHANDISE —

° e *

7 piece Dinette Suite
Table. in Brown. Persian Walnut, solid top and
three éxtension. supports,. size 36" X 70"; 6 brown
and fan heavy vynel covered chairs to match, reg-

ular $139.50 :
Now Only ....:.. $113.00

10-cu-ft Roy Refrigerator
Has 65 |b across. the fop freezer, Porcelain inside
liner for ‘lifetime finish, Multi-Magnet Door seal,
5 yr. guarantee on all. parts and labor. ,

‘EASY MONTHLY. TERMS .. $197.50

OVAL BRAIDED

"SELL THOSE UNWANTED ARTICLES”

vocation, we hope that many will decide to enter the

Teaching Profession . Be

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with posture type matress

‘single’ drop side ‘and:.4 position adjustmen on’.
: oe the ‘spring AY

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re

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ae - $21.95 and up

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