2 CASTLEGAR NewS, Thursday, Sept. 1, 1966

. Cloverleafs Return from Spokane Foray with: ‘H3nors

The Castlegar Cloverleafs
.and their parents were met at
at the main gate of the
ld Air Force Base by Ser-
Levis Armond, conch of
Fairchild Flyers, Ty
gt. Armond to the
Centre and were Erected by Col.
Patton and other Air Base Per-
sonnel, their wives and the Babe
Ruth players.
ae acgaai a rey moments

Babe Ruth League” featuring a
US. flag on one. end and a
Canadian flag on the other end,
was cut and served.

The nolayers then hoarded
the bus and were taken to the
gym to change into thelr base-

all unifor:

Just before the game start-
a very

Sundsy at 9 a.m. the bus-
es were loaded again and the
whole party was taken to Cle:
Lake for swimming, boating and
fishing. A picnic lunch was en-
joyed by all at the lake,

The players then departed
for Fairchild to change into unl-
forms for the game which was

scheduled f0 for'3 Pam. Atte bod
were al

to’ the You Chae and fed bé-

fore departing for home.

A total of nine cars carried
passengers; .18 were : ball
pia ers, two bat boys, the coach
Dale Peters, the manager, Nick
Stooennore and '29 others.

ed at 7 pana
y took Place in
He 3 president of. e
Castlegar-Robson Minor Baso-
ball Associat

a tour of thé | Following

by
‘6 first taken on a

flight ey “our of a B-S2 Bom-
ber and a KC135 Tanker. From
there’ a tour of the survival
school. Sgt. Armond, who is one
of the instructors at the sur-
vival school, gave a a iy impres-
sive resume o! ing giv-
en the students fee

- | From there to the Deep Creek
i} Dining Room for dinner. An en-
ormous cake decorated and in-

 seribed “Welcome Canadian

gar players).

A 30° milean-hour wind
blew through most of the game.

Following the game, the
players were taken to change
out of their uniforms and then
to a Teen Club Dance at the
Youth Centre. The parents got
together at the home of Ser-
geant and Mrs, George Carter.

Village Centennial Meet
‘Discusses Money Problem.

|.) Getting’ the $13,000 Kin.
* naird Centennial swimming
into according to 6 is only the the

contenant com-

_ $2,000 toward the cost of the
| pool

‘The expect to do this, by

z, and stag-

sf two means, bingo ‘is the best,
»being inexpensive to arrange and

more attractive.

e Raffle tickets don't sell, he

discovering.

Asked how he intended. to
raise funds the currently
planned bingo allen Mr. Kauff-
+ man, said " "We'll have another

one.’

The village matched dollar
| for. dollar the combined provin-
cial and centennial grant of
ahetly more than 894 000. non TnS

another

then threw
Be 30 ooo to offset the 11000 still

outstanding.
Mr. Kauffman said -he was

.| sorry in a way that negotiations

to get Castlegar in on'the pro-
ject had failed but: was never-

The
y on Centennial ce!

.| crimp ino!

Rallroad Strike

(continued from page one)

d. | silent, Sunes are turning a

light brown, except at railroad
crossings, wHere the tires of
automobiles and cars polish

‘There is no movement. No
sound. It is a ghost town atmos-
phere. Pow locomotives
Pand silent and cold, sapped of
their strength.

They lay dead around the
maintenance depot. Only weeds
and rust are needed to complete
the atmospher:

But if the strike goes on
Jong—and union leaders ‘have
hinted it may take two weeks
for a settlement—there could be
more silence and more men on
the streets.

“There is a distinct pesstbili-

ty of lay-offs if the strike is

prolonged, " sad Kootenay  For- the

est Products” Ltd.'s accountant
Laurance Lefeaux.

“But we are going to explore
every other means of moving
our materials.

“However, this would just
be a short term proposition. If
the strike carries on for: any
length of “ime: it would, be.a

Garbage Geen
(Continued from page one)

that: Pgs no isa pick
heed Bear ties . highway. A

;trailer; court «0
laine he hid ‘io < cans to pack
about oe quarter of a mile and
he would have {to pack. them
‘across. another ‘man’s | property,

and receive permission rin t {his g

At St. David's ¢ Church Alier.

White . gladioli graced the
altar. at ee David's Anglican

.Church for the recent, evening
at uise

ceremony at-which Mary, Lot

ir of Mr. and Mrs,
Gorddn’ Thos Hairies ‘of Kin |
came: the bride:

pu AP illo |
0!
=| Bie ang \d Mrs, Jaines R. ea gh
Wedding. musi d
vide car Oe ane
ning of. sister,
me eT
te.

roe was the tradi
‘was 6 onal
mad
n- belde's

father’ the’ bride: was attired’ in The
a strsdt length: BK
4 ea shear over taffetta,

Det

prayer. bouk vu. witieis usted: a was holidaying iin Tiawall,
white orchid, Following the: reception. the
Miss Clara Urban of Nakusp, | couple ; left: on. their. wedding
the ‘brides o1 attendant, was | trip, to to Banff ‘National Park...
attived in a lé green suit with
sccesavtien.. bad corsage
of| war of ih Bink

See nan at

Rota ees (feat tat
For. the  eception held st i
thé: Hi ‘ow Atms, the bride's
mother, Haines,’ chose.
‘sheath: of gold Jersey ‘with
ef. tietalic thread.

wanted by eae
me Fae

er,
; chose a sheath of flower. |.
Adoring the’ bride’s table|
nal wedi cake |:
le and ids decorated *by the’
‘A thlegram was read ‘by
the best aa the groom's

man to place! his:
oa his property’ near the, meh
way.

involved and as’the trailer rent-

ers do not feel they should pack

their ‘garbage: cans this leaves

it up to the trailer court owners

to Bet the garbage cans out to
highway;

Some of thé owndr’s wives
wondered What they. would‘ do
‘when’ their Husbands had to’go
out on business.

The owners say they pay $10
per year per trailer for business
licence, ote dollar and 75 cents.
a’month per trailer for sewer,
one dolls r and 75 cent am month

ur Lefeaux doesn't ental
that a

in the village still ine a vague
future.

pected there would ‘be a swim-
ming meet and that he expected
the swimming pool would be
officlaly opened. “He named
several widely separated dates
next year as the time of pos-

sible opening.
e has an out-

The committe
i sanding budget of $150.

Mr, Kauffman said he ex-| weeks.

Boy’s Pants,
4-6X, 7-18

Winter Jackets,
Pilo lined and Terytene

BACK TO SCHOOL

CLOTHING

SS. & L.S, T-Shirts

Waterproof and Windproof,
Quilted. 233K, 4-6X,-7-18.

Ih
GIRL’S WINTER WOOL COATS

in asstd. Plaids with or without hoods. Plain colors
in orion pile:

the acaas could keep opera-
tions at full strength, tw
“We might not be shut down
completely, butt we would be.
hurf pre retty ba

h'day, 250 employees of :

the compan: via Nelson’ produce
‘imber ‘pro!

oducts to to fill
six or seven 3 rail car:
hoping: for rather
a short te up ‘up, although that will
still cost us money.
pminco in’ Teall face their
day of reckoning in two weeks,

"A spokesman gaid that some
laying off anion | e sexpented| 2
leading personnel was expec
“in the near future.”
the rail’ strike. con-
‘tinies for’ two weeks; the” me!
and fertilizer operations would
be .serfously affected to the
point that _ajor shutdowns
would re:
The rail

Cominco will have ho Roar

the the ‘plant is’ able to. operate as
Benefiting from the’ strike
kin its. ¢

. said his com: any, exp:
business. ®

‘True ks, however, will prove
the lifeline for Nelson and most
of Canada.

SLIMS, JUMPERS, BLOUSES
ETC. FOR SCHOOL

CINDY’S

TOTS-TO-TEENS LTD.

Bf
automotive supplies together
with most perishables, reach the.
city by truck alreai

So there will be 20 gaps on!
the shelves of most stores.

But Mr. Galbraith declared,
that bulk loads could not be:
hauled by trucks. °

On strike are all trades
coming within the non-operative'
category and trainmen, conduc-
tors and yard men, members of
the Brotherhood of eaey.

friends.

BOWLADROME

Will re-open for a new season oh SEPTEMBER 3rd.
Open Bowling nightly from 8 p.m. to ?

Anyone interested in Bowling in a League this season
please join now. All Leagues will ‘start on September
12th. Ladies, Men’s and Mixed Leagues are being formed.

Join in Canada's fastest growitig sport and come and
have fun where you meet your neighbours and make new

PHONE 365-5723 or 365-6767

FRED & MARGE BONNETT

i stop means that! -

inery and all,

Jars: ahs month per trailer ‘for
to| water plus land taxes on which
they; do not receive any -hom«

e
0 crate grant from’ the. .Bovern-
ment...

‘The town council does not
fave to provide roads, sidewalks
‘or _snow-removal’ So ‘for what

y.
least: get’ bette:
tion than ‘this. ¢ a
‘They alko felt ‘that trailers.
were being driven out.of Casle-
gar to .dthéréteas and if they
all moved this would be’ quite
a_loss in’ revenue to” the: town
of: Castlegar. *
Oné.owner. “claime d there isa
registered cagement through tle
property which could be used as

ao ie per
trailer nie thes leone they pay
is higher than anywl in the
eee or Rostenay” Valley.

plan to form. an \as-

sister, Miss Emily Killdugh, who

About’ 10 trllers in all are].

dol-}

Ph: ‘68-5860

3 Mr. \d'Mrs, J. E, Mare hall
ett eos to make thelr home

ae ‘5. ‘Hughes, |

Havisioria ‘Mr. Marshall was the |

fret werden for whe we water fer boars
o lueberry Cre a
tion’ District’ as wlel ‘ a free
as trustee for many years. Mrs,

clear plastic’ film; silver |

bright Nor several months

Marshall also shared his inter-| :.

}jest, and. served .12 years on

the water ‘board ‘as secretary,
resigning juét'a year.ago. =
She was also active at one
time with the PTA ‘to the Kin-
‘naird Elementary school, holding
the’ position “of, president.

*Mrs.- Nels: Larson. spent: a|« :
few: days:.at Revelstoke where |-

her ‘husband . is. employed. ‘En-
route; home’ she : was * guest
Mrs, A., Servio of

/Mp.. and “Mrs; Joe: Stretolth:.
‘| motored to. Spokan

| weekend, ::

Mrs. Austin
Saturday: ‘from ‘Salt’ Lake. City

Phere she spent: about a week's |’; :

i Kitchen: Hint. —_To Cut
down on the work.of polishing,

wrap Up, ‘your cleaned silver. jn ‘

iA bine

Sopt. 12° VOTE Sept. 12
B R oO T HE R s

casiatlane and-séek: legal. advice. | Le

ie over: the &

stin Purdy returned |"

: you there.
Hf you reed pay don't disturb your savings. Tastead, ‘bor-
-row from the credit union. Rates are low — and you kno’
-you'll repay the loan. Wien’ you do moké @foan pay
tent, odd a dollar or two more for sdvings. - That way

youll keep your shares growing.

a geal 8 ow exception, ye snes wha eh
fe
ie oa se cee rene INA: Mutual,

I ae HL Reith; Mer, George Teriune, Ast-Mgr.

Phone 365-7232:

Serving tlie Ci oads of the Kootén

in the Bas quchor’ century, ‘The ‘books
_ Which ‘have been: preserved ‘by ‘Mrs, KiL],
{au fem ‘family for’ more’ than | 15)

gun ranges were opened Sun:
by Carl; Loeblich, Kinnaird
lage , chairma

they

vifie.a
ease ‘open!

heen: organized ‘wi

sociation rifle, pistol and shot- Hae club anda tra)

8.
At presenta rats club has | as
the forma-

club in the

i. are to be affiliate

under the one Castlegar shoot-
ul

lage in, ‘He congratulat- | ing slab ib.

ed. members.on the hard work. The rifle

ut:into their’ fine endeav- | 965 and 235 yards in fengih oo

pret :further’ commented on | each is separated ‘by 50 yards of
e

fully grown timber for safety
purposes. All : are — accessible

‘key shoots, ham’ shoots, | from. the’ one shooting platform.
and bingo’ shoots ‘helped make | This ‘is one of the few clubs in
the occasion a-success, All were | the area to have such a plat-
welcome , nq, response was ter- | form.
club president
J White “Over F200 people at-

‘At present the club has 125

embers! but the past president
expects ‘as

250 its. will have

eine the club over the next

Village Chairman Gets q Bang
_ At Opening of New Gun Rane

e. Castlegar Wildlife As-,tion of a Dominion Marksman

two Pyrat 150 to 175 people to he cane
mporary club house will | structed next year.

be moved into’ position within | in
the next few weeks, with a per-

Also a
ig system for night ee
will be incoroporated as soon as

manent structure suitable for! finances will permit.

d-by.. western. museums. Vie} en i 6.11

x

sates ln i ee ‘ager_of the Cen
west Ne ee erat al office in

Mortgage
and’ Housing ion, région-
- | session = t the epuvehtion was
Read,‘ a:former alderman and
mayor of Trail.

for Better Ding

a ETER BUT HOMES
\ ae

Lorne McKenzie

Castle
Carpentry
S MINDUSTRIAL.

Phone. 905-3056"
Castlegar, B.C.

KINDERGARTEN.

next Tussday, September 6th.
of 9:30 a.m. a 11:00 am.

Regkirstion for St. Rits's wil
be held at the. Kind ins Kieworencton. wi
between the heers

Sisters of ihe Alonement

‘Show ri Commissioner

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_ PARDMAN‘S

pines me mi

are crogsin,
i eae mile! ace
ndlpidua) cep shat

Leaver F

merely telling us about | w
tr pling to iy tein ws the Gen:

and offerin :
signs ef th ai ae bade

ey ‘see!
far "00" Gennae: they a 7

for that. matter, the ileare, of
all “mankind.

It giyes,one a warm, happy,
iene tigate bout: the:G

Gj faally, from eae:
cons world trip Ik

and. flags. : Their

motivation: was. simply, a desire
ae sain G Sue eae
.. Guignard, who. elling
his wife and daughter, say6,
3 repent six’: years: “fighting : fo
«Why. not = ippend one
a advertisiag ae 5
, We ‘received.
ward anno uncema:

summer:
motoring to.Prince Ru C.
sallin Hag to, 9 Skseway, 3 Alans ‘ie

mad "Tock eae nga,
B ugh: the,

Ay Norte "Teryitories. Ne
complete bie

acre there are the ‘two young

“| Canadians; one a native, the oth-

1 prvan

ode! |
| T: Ford ‘all d d-out with. cen-

> | ideas abut Canada’s suture and, | tia

An am
struetion pi amis being
dertaken ~ oy the Penticostal
Chure! ngregations in Kit
id legar. this fall.
Under ‘the experienced. eye
Carl Stone: jot ert thee

ennial yuk with a tour of the | fy

emporary.
hing: one block : east of the pro-
posed ‘new ‘church site.
o.) It is hoped-the new church
he. fin’ ished. in fime for an

Aneladie a ata ay the chureh
ne poe F bull lng

in the new church will

8 for. th
dows will, be of frosted glass.

PEM
losers

Sunday's, games weil

— . Sat, 1:00 p.m. v cenloces ve Cranbrook —S.HSS. y

AME 4 — Sat. 3:00 p.m. Winner, of Games:1) ve Winner of Game 2
o>: Kinnaird Park

ne “Winn inne! of the first’ 3 games: will “playoff ‘for the ane trophy. The
ill ‘playoff: for. the “BY trophy.”

ed at, the. Kinnaird Park. at 10: am.,

all be pl

- | till, appo

inted

Bree connection ::
tian committee work, a ne phe ward Sorenso!

ice in

a ese

p. the charges
parking lot of

”* Six" speeding’ charges were
heard and per charges against
minorg.in possession of  lequo!

Announcement

we us to announce we have .
taken over management of the former
- Castlegar BA Service anid will operate”.

imder the name.

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