2 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Nov. 21, 1968

OUR INVESTMENT CLUB

By Haroid Webber

It Takes Knowledge to Make Moey |

course he is “well travelled. |
“It sounds too risky, if!
you ask me,” cautioned Fred.
Fred, who is a plumber, has
a bit of nasal problem, 50!
that when he_ speaks, hi
voice emits a distinct whine |
phat at times Ae Punetuated |
by a soft whist |
“Yes, but it We form an
investment club, with a mini-
mal personal investment,
make ‘caution’ and ‘prudence’
bywords, we have nothing to
lose.” That was J. atts,
an insurance agent, cae,
“J. C.” as we called him, was
steeped in the intricacies of
high finance. Everyone re-
spected his opinion.
“Sounds pike a good idea
to me,” Is.
“First thing
subscribe to the “Financial
Post,” advised J.
“[ hear thet its pretty
expenslve,! countered Fred.
‘You have to spend mon-
ey to make money,” parried

ge.
The first official meet
ing of our club

is] 8reen cords and with his

was held|supper at the Koot
three days after the social,| el.

Scout Cords
Presented Lad [Pos
In Hospital |e

Scout master Loyd Grou-;|
tage accompanied by the
Owl Patrol of Castlegar Boy!
Scouts, motored to Trail Fri-
day evening where they vis-
ited in the Trail Tadanac|
Hospital with Norman Pep- to
per, a member of the patrol
who is a patient there.

Mr. Groutage presented
Norman with his yellow and

musician and interpreter
badges. Members of the pate
rol attending were Bill and
Stephen Kelly, Jim , Weeht,
Ken Davis, Michael Scott,
George Silva and John White.
Prior to visiting the hos-
pital the boys had an Italian

: high,”

that we would not have any
jother guest speakers until the
club had become firmly esta-
plicned
borrowed Financial
dat the
feet Bi meeting and was
sevoree by the members. |
as common or
referred, eesti non-
Pimulative, and fully partici-
pating shares could be heard
resounding around the table.
Suddenly the word “gold”

news ftem stating ¢ that “over-

the counter: B bullion” was easy
y,

brows from

i ir part
to straighten out the’ tyicous
circle of poverty.” Another
news item, an Can-
auas sugar policy was, Fen.
erating bitterness, visibly
ginauped the members.
stock quotation pages
held” our attention as we
agreed on a: plan of action.
then sell

‘Buy low.
was “ice “advice. It

Hot-

BIN

ST. RITA’

TONI

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

ON FRONT STREET

GO

"S HALL

GHT

A $10 investment from

The $9 subscription to the
Financial Post bothered Fred,

hots. ee tip) ec to George at
Georgia
ers Sins at yan ‘byeryone

agreed that peat moss look-/ Ri

ed like a winner. It was also
agreed I would contact
the local stock broker the

CA

STLE

SHOWS AT 7.30 AND 8 P.M.

a kindy oi inquired
voice in over
the telephone. «

es,

wish fo invest, sit?” he Zur

TONIGHT & FRIDAY

“SERGEANT RYKER”

SATURDAY, — MONDAY — TUESDAY

y Twenty doljars,” I
declared

there seemed to be some
sort ince at the
other oes of the line, as
could hear another conversa-

ida good mind to tell
him ‘det t we stil

much of an impression. Un-
Brae I gave our order.

all right,’
When the details of our

y- cay
help you, sir?” | j;

WOMEN IN THE WOODS — Paul Bunyan
would be shocked! But there they are, crews
of women being employed by the B.C. Fo-
.jrest Service to plant tree seedlings. The
forestry’s reforestation division reports that
last spring crews of women planted 145,000
two-year-old spruce seedlings over 220 acres

e area,

in the Prince Rupert area and this fall ano-
ther group planted seedlings in the McBride
e ladies range in age from 19
to 43, are paid the same rate as men and
ask for no special consideration on the job.
The forestry turned to women because of
the “alarming” turn-over of men.

DANCE

TO LIVE MUSIC
FRIDAY NIGHTS

at the
LEGION

Members and Guests Welcome

Corporation of the Town of Castlegar

Arena Schedule

WEDNESDAY |
AFTERNOON
Skating 2.30 to 4 p.m.

For Elementary Schoo!

The Castlegar and Dis-
trict Senior Citizens Associa-
tion held its regular mect-
ing recently with 40 mem-
bers and five visitors from
the Butler Rest Home in Rob-

Guests from Butler's Rest Home
Attend Senior Citizens Meeting

son present. Some of the vis-
iterss later joined the associ-
a

Mrs. Jack Evans, a visitor
from Brandon, Man., was giv-
en a warm welcome. A letter

, The fall ¢stegon N of
the rani ers 0! Selon fo.
ag held Saturday 's-
Hegar Scout aa wth 20
Rangers and five leaders
present: The girls were from
Rossland, | e!

ed to attempt a ‘d freeze.

rraine Do! gave a

ery detailed report of the

Ranger conference she atten-

ded in Vancouver and also
ited that

Castlegar Socials.

7 | Mes. H. Johnton Ph. 365-8294
Several

Rangers Conference
Plans a ‘Deep Freeze’

name and discusse te!
activities. Riondel has offer- | fr

mnd|of February. Activity sug-
: gestions were

Guide camp, in mid-August
Officers for 1968-69 are:

president Darlene Szczerba of | *

Riondel, vice-president to be

tenay. secretary 7 Dinane Plot- port

from thi

after the
The deep freeze was dis-
cussed and the girls deci

id
to accept the Riondel girls’ bers

invitation to hold the deep
freeze there at the beginning

any. mi
instrument they may- have.
he deadline for registration
fees and applications to _at-

e arrival and

and
district dente are present
ly ‘Patients in the local hos-
Pital. They ere Mrs.

We OW, .
Mrs. R. DeFoe,

id. Houston and Mrs. A. Gordon,
1 Mrs.

H. Haverstock &
Crawford Bay visited Mrs. H.
sohuson Saturday. Mrs. John: | bur
gon7 returned home Enday | vo
evening r spending two
weeks in Rossland.
Mrs. I. McNeil returned
pome Tuesday of last week

and our com versetion ended,
I felt the load of the finan-

gial burden of our country | rida

left rom my shoulders.

Our investment club had
taken its first step: jnte. into th
world of finance.

WHAT'S

INA

where she
spent’ several weeks visiting
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Sher-
in.

Mrs. F. King enderbaited
with a

, accompany ony group of five
.| or more girls.

company and an

It was decided that as| fa
Ran; to

ig
row night) will

Children

‘of thanks is to be sent to
St. David’s Anglican Church
Choir for the wonderful en-
tertainment it aied

at the last m

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any gers: as want
attend the conferences

next fall conference be left
until the deep freeze.
On of the: Twin
Rivers _ division, H.
Johnson, division’ commision

ternoon honoring her ay ae
ter Janice who was celebrat-
ing her 5th birthday. The 16
invited guests enjoyed an af-
ternoon of games.

exander and Bary; "Anderson.

execut ir e
Al-|time and efforts of the past

the division and hoped tat
the conferenc had been

ing

year.

New

From

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JACKETS & COATS AT A SPECIAL
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RAINCOATS — TOP COATS — CASUAL JACKETS — WORK COATS

Norvyk Ski Sweaters.
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Regular 32.50 DISCOUNT PRICE $27.77
PULLOVERS regular 27.50 DISCOUNT PRICE $23.77

Ce aa iy ae ae nS | eT lla
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Captain’s Choice

Fish and Chips

Just Heat in the Oven and Eat:

49:

Frozen. Serve with
Cheese or Ice Cream.
Full 24 oz. Each

20 oz. Frozen

Bel-air Apple Pie
Mushrooms 7"

15 oz. wks.

59°

g3¢
Green Beans f=, __ 4... 89¢
Mincemeat Pie __- 59°
French Fries vwcc" 2 &.49¢ &

Green Po
Bird's Eye.
1 tb. bag

Belair Frozen.
Full 24 ox. Each

Strawherr

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Frozen Cakes
Snow Star Ice Cream
Onion Rings
Abies Pizza

Bel-air Frozen.
Concentrated.
6 ox. tin -

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Dinners

Age
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Sara Lee. Chocolate
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Astd.
Flavors .

pt.

Olmstead Frozen.
16 oz. package

Snackery. Pepperoni,
‘ Salami or Mushroom.

10” Each

ctn.

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Nov. 21, 1968 5

CASTLEGAR NEWS, 1hutsuay, rcs 7

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* Green Peas * Kernel Corn

* Mixed Vegetables
* Peas and Carrots

Package.

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* Cauliflower * Broccoli
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Pidcisn Quality.

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99° Fresh Coffee:

Surf Detergent... Lo
Salad Dressing 225

99°

Lucerne. Large Curd,
Small Curd or 2 Per.
Cent. 32 oz. carton .

Cottage Cheese icon 9 oo
Pineapple Juice

Lalani.
Fancy Hawaiian.
48 fl. oz. tin ...

Pork

Pork Shoulder.
Gov‘t. Insp. .... Ib.
Plate & Brisket.
Canada Choice,
Canada Gocd

Top Quality. Gov‘t.
Insp. Canada Choice,
Canada Good

Boneless Pot Roast
Cross Rib Roast
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Top Quality.
16 oz. Vac. Pak

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Toilet Tissue
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A...$1.00 Cooking Oil

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Fresh Grain-Fed

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Cashmere

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4 roll pack

Macaroni and cheese.
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Capri.
128 fl. oz. tin

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Fruit. Serve Sliced

on
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Cereal or
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Fresh Broccoli

Local. Tight Green Heads.
Serve with Hollandaise

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Nuts in the Shell

Ibs. 49‘

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or Spaghetti. 14 fl. oz. tin
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Imported. A Delicious Delicacy 2 Ibs. 39°

Satsumo Oranges

2 oo 39°

Prices Effective
Hoy. 21, 22, 23:
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Safety Toe reg. 12.95 DISCOUNT PRICE $9.77,
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Thermal Boots reg. 8.95 DISCOUNT PRICE $6.77

JEANS SPECIAL LOVELY JACKETS
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Sport Coats & Slacks reg. $69.95 DISCOUNT PRICE $57.77

ENTIRE STOCK -OF LONG SLEEVE ‘SPORT
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Shoes 10 Per Cent Discount ‘Also

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