CASTLEGAR NEWS, eee Feb. 4,°1965

FIELD

AND

“My Fair Lady” to Play
In Trail Area This Month

A. cast ‘of 40 actors and) 30 malo and female voices,

singers and another 30 produc- and construction
tion people are putting the fin-| is under, the direction, of Char-
ishing touches on. one of the les Bailey, well-known for his
work on former RLOP. produc-

Pa as La sec

PETE'S Tv “AND” eae enka tat a i at Cominco. Phone! Bob’ Horswill_ 352-5355 Collect
faritt: structure in Canada mili- : b Complote Stock of Volk ‘Care and Trucks

: ; a ; : tates‘ against } - : reported; in last weok's. ¢
Radio Repair. Service. i ‘BRN oasc NF been: a: Pie Ke ys : ‘ Castlegar. Nowa: “Comined has anes ars, ftalng, $76. for | Sal ed “Rambler Cars.
Woe : a ‘ : : jy aungune in: award of $4,000| and replacement of gas tuyeres;: : les. & Service —. Tra
. mployes ' » Stephan Rysen for] §, Laluk, a zine plint operator, 'p ARKVIEW MOTORS

his: submission ‘of a:product im-| $60 for a process improvement,
Pe

BY JACK WHITE

— NEXT TO PITTS PRESCRIPTIONS _ -and: will
Meet then ‘adjourn when t C) Cabinet
and: Members; wil atten: nei ¢
“service | 0
0 Statesman, SL Sir ‘Winston ht

"| provement: ide: *) Awards’ of $80: and ‘under
perator wore made to .the ig at

Shows to be Rerformed | in the
ir Lady. : Mr. Ryson,-a chict
in ¥ Cominco’s +’; amimonlum sul-

: - . ma ions,
A week ‘ago Sunday "the; non, Riondel (Duke Lake); Gor-| a8 well as Pass Creek, | Brilliant) ‘Trail area — My Fal The costumes, have ‘Deen
West Kootenay zone’ of Rod don Reed, Trail ie Lae Gor-|dam,'Indian Flats, golf course, The Rossland sight Opéra | P

,, Trail (Coll bia Ri-| airport’ area and ‘down to Gen-
and Gun ‘Clubs held their an- don Frew clea uM “oluraba acto. Bite vt aot ae Kinnaird, Blue- Players, nearing the climax o
nual meeting in Trail with 38| tonay Lake); Wendell McLeod, | berry to the company farm area, pe

Ph. 365-6455

} Wartiotd department — R.

economy of Bri- | A. McIntyre; J: Bublitz; K. Wi

of the ndar.
thosg'used in the ‘Broadway

representatives from the. mem-
ber clubs in attendance. Harry
Hanson of Trail was re-appoint-
ed chairman for a second term
as was Gordon Reed as secret-
-treasurer and yours fraly
as vice-president, while the fo)
lowing were named to head the
various committees: Frank Shan-

‘J. HAROLD N. POZER

FOOT SPECIALIST
Will be at the
Crown Point Hofel
Trail, B.C,
Wednesday, Feb. 10
8 am. to 8 p.m.
Practice limited to treatment
of diseases and disorders. of
the feet: of children and
;adults.. Make appointments
‘by phoning 368-3406 after
9 pm.

Rlendel (Junior Firearms); and
Fred Heldt, Foultvale’’ (maps,
ways and means), |

last year. From remar!
it will behoove sportsmen in the
Kootenays to keep a steady fin-
ger on the elk tag pulse through-

out the year, as it seems there
is a possibility it may be out up
to FIVE DOLLARS. B

is allowed to happen. ets > phould
suggest, and in fact demand
that deer tags be increased from
50c to a $1.00 and a $2.00 ta:
pe put on black bear so that
a larger percentage of sports-
men will contribute to the cof-
fers and not a chosen few. This
would spread the burden over
75,000 deer hunters and at the

‘kg | BUMber ot ante con-|

fe need every man, woman and

ld who can get out early Sat-

‘urday and Sunday morning and J’ Bet

spend an hour or ae af possible
3 and Jet

reparation for what has beet
g ay
musical,” wi
roduction tom-
rium,

ie Roseland high f

i | duction,” sald Jack Fisher, 1

auditoriamy i anree other per-

dition, location, era o£ preda-
tors and dogs if any, abundance
of and ‘availability of feed and
snow conditions, If the count
proves successful, and we are

on Feb.
11, 12: ‘and 4 13, all-in‘ Trail.

It. was mid-October when
casting for the: production was
completed’ and ‘the ‘principals

will, we may be able |are among the same'group which

sure
‘to recheck the main areas later
for apparent winter kill, just
before the snow goes. In any
event all information acquired
will be given to conservation of-
ficer Pete Ewart, so he can
keep a close eye on othe herds
for the remainder of the win-
ter season.

fae sera last see a

same time stop the
useless killing ee bear that are
not bothering anyone.

EES ae
SSS

CASTLEGAR

ARENA

Ph, 365-5021-

NO SKATING
FRIDAY, SATURDAY,
SUNDAY, MONDAY

BECAUSE OF
CURLING BONSPIEL

s
to be on the ‘eokout ‘for any
such occurrence and if: possible
trace any dogs concerned back
to their’ owners. All you need is
one witness and then report it
to the conservation officer for
immediate action,

On Sunes the _ Caatlegs

will ‘bi

forward for both clubs.

screen-
ing, permits etc. a real step

Incidentally ‘Castlegar’s an-
nual big-game' banquet. ti
are on sale for the big wild game
dinner and dance to be hel
at the end of Feb. in the Kin-
naird. hall. Tickets are limited
to: purchase by current mem-
bership holders until Feb, 15
when those that are left will

presented former RLOP. produ
tions ‘ such ‘as’ Brigadoon is
year.and Finlan’s Rainbow th
year before.

John Roberts, also co-dir-
ector, plays the part of Profes-
sor Henry Higgins. Bette De-
Vito portrays “Eliza Doolittle.
These are the principal char-
acters in the musical comedy
which is an adaption of George

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GASUAL SLACKS —
Regular to $9.95
3 PAIRS FOR $18.00
Stretch and Terelene
Regular to $14.95
NOW ONLY $9.95
SAVE $5.00

RITCHIE SHOES
HALF PRICE

SAVE UP TO $12.50

OVERCOATS
Were $45 Now $29.95
RAINCOATS
Were 82.50 NOW 25.00

JACKETS
Were 19,95 NOW 15.95
Were 14.95: NOW 10.95

Bernard Shaw's p)

My Fair Lady ts said to be
the only musical comedy in his-
tory in which’ nobody kisses
anybody and nobody says “I love
you.”

The. Lerner and Loewe
songs rage famous by the show.
include “I Could ‘Have Danced
All Night,” “Wouldn't It Be
Loverley,” “On the Street Where
You Live,” “With a ry Accu Bit

others.

Under the direction of Den-
nis Truant and Pat Cross, these
famous songs ‘be presented
by: soloists, the ‘“‘Loverly Quar-
tet,” and choruses of more than

go on sale &
Sporting Goods aa

conducting | their first official
deer count throughout this area.
We want to cover the district
from Renata and Deer Park
down to the junction of the

Columbia and Kootenay Rivers,

Savings : Galore

We just have to make | room for our spring c
stock and this means we must offer rock -hottom
prices to clear the way.”

Here are two examples of the many savings

-you will fi ind:

GIRLS & TEENS WOOL SKIRTS

get your membership renewed
and purchase-your tickets-while
you can still get them.
Incidentally those ‘of you
who ‘missed last week's meet-
ing also missed seeing as fine
a series of slides taken in this
‘vicinity ‘as I have had the plea-
sure to see. They were taken and
shown by Gordon Pettitt and de-

“CIVIL: ‘DEFENCE.

Rescue service of Civil De-
fence has no counterpart in re-
gular mi unicipal services. How-
ever it could play a vital role in
almost. any: emergency. Munici- | ==
Palities ‘which do not’ have a
rescue service should look into

picted the whole area perfectly.

the matter. -

Haggis Dinner Enjoyed, -

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SAVE
20%
ON ALL

SWEATERS

WORK CLOTHES |
Thermals -Combinations
Reg. $6.95 SALE $5.50

MAGKINAWS
Reg. 15.95 SALE $13.95
WORK PANTS $1 OFF

SPORT GOATS
— ALL WOOL —
Regular $45.00
Reduced fo clear $35.00
SAVE $10.00

DRESS SHIRTS

Regular $6.00 ©
f LY: $4.50
OR 2 FOR $8. 00

SAVE $4.00

“SPORT SHIRTS.

” Regular to $12.95
Clearing Price .. $7.95
OTHERS $1 OFF
SAVE UP TO $5.00

od ty
— MADE we Sy aaa
15% OFF 0)

ORDERS MAY BE ‘BE TAKEN
UNTIL LEO RUARY ye 27,

Regularly priced to “$85
NOW ONLY $65..:
SAVE" $20

Every lem in the Store is Reduced - All Sales Gash Final

E David Cooper Men’s Wear

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‘By Kiwanis Club Recently EL

A ‘CAREER

The 208th anniversary of |
the birth of Robbie Burns, fa-
mous Scottish poet, was cele-
brated last’ week by the Cas-
 tlegar Kiwanis ‘Club with a hag-
gis dinner. S

“The haggis was piped into
the dinner by piper Jan Dunnett
of South Slocan and was held

F : aloft by, Bob Patrick, program

I Reg. 5.98-10.98 SPECIAL $3.98 - $5.99.

BOY’S. SHIRTS Corduroy, Flannel,

Cotton, Reg. $2.95 SALE .. 2 for $5
Reg. $3.95 SALE 2 for .. $6

YOU'LL SAVE THIS WEEKEND AT
CINDY’S Tots-to-Teens

In Spokane, Washingte
om

“Till director for the club.’ Both men ||

were dressed in kilts as was
guest speaker Jock Hawkins of
South Slocan.

Tae a Haggis was delivered
by Mr. Hawkins who also said

& the Selkirk grace.. Musical .ac-

companiment for songs by Mrs.

S| Hawkins and by Wally Walper

was provided bys Mrs. Brewster

pie Burns were recalled by
'T. Waldie who noted ‘that ‘Rob-
bie Burns was the son ct a

tenant farmer.

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h ters have spoken. The Honorable

“tishr Columbia: is;in such'an Up:
‘swing that ‘it is’ extreme!
ficult for the Op)

/ Bencer, any; real eat in the ‘de-

The Leader of the Opposi-

ti Mr. Strachan, led the de-
“bate” on Monday’ and roundly | |
; criticized. the. Governments me-
‘dicare plan. It is. very difficult
‘for him, however: te launch
uch of, an.attack at this, time
ince the details of the plan will
not. be. Enown until the; bill. is
“ presented in” the Hous
‘The: Leader of the, ‘Luheral
‘ party, among. other
. quested a Tedistelbutl
‘seats in the Legislature. It
pointed out to him by the Prem-
‘der ‘that if.'a redistribution. of
seats was made, that the Op-'
position’ seats’ were ‘in danger,
not the Government ones;
“Two of the Cabinet Minis-

.R, W. Bonner, Attorne -General,

spoke on Tuesday and I always

enjoy listening’ to ‘his faultless

English and his logic. The
R. R. Loffi

ter of Industrial Development,
Trade‘ and ‘Industry spoke on
Wednesday and emphasized that
although British Columbia is ex-
’ perlencing an unparalleled boom
the' “crazy, crazy” freight’ rates
made it/im) cable for! British
; Col olum! engage
in manufacturing and the export
* market.

Ho; inco faving

During the week I
ale pleased. to ‘note * several

of: highway.

sure a green belt. on*each side .
ofthese very beautiful stretches

‘Vota me pres product...

‘\ gar ‘and’ ‘has five children, He

'| suggestion. awards since Joining

Former.Castlegar _commis-
sloner. George Henry: Carr,:52,
passed away at his home last

Friday, Funeral sorvices - were
held ae at. 2 pm. =
Carr was born in Sas-
katehowan in 1912, moving to
Trail'in the late 1930's where
he began em iployme ent with Com-
ulfilled at the time

of his death, 25 years of ser-
vice with the company.
- He was'a veteran of World
War II,“serving in’ the army,
and: was a member of the ‘Cas-
tlegar-Robson branch of ithe Ro-
yal Canadian ‘Legion, He was a

five’ years,’ an ‘active 'member
in’ the Co-op ‘Society ‘ of: Castle-
fie ona for 19 peaks served with

EXCAVATING, ar
SAND_ AND .GRAVEL

OIL
CONCRETE WORK
bale ROOFING

Oo. ‘Lightle

| Ph, 365-5158"
‘Box 51; Castlégar, 'B

“Mr. Carr is aubvived by’ his
wife Janet, whom he, married
in’ 1946; two daughters, Leah
and Lorrie, both at home; two

Alex'in
and Roy, in Port, Alberni.

brother, and, his parents. |,

Funeral services were held
‘in’ the. Castlegar United \Church
with R Rev. F. H. Willey officiat-

Busy Castlegar Resident
G. H. Corr Passes : at 52

commissioner in ‘ Castlegar “for —

He was predeceased by one |”

4 additional $300 following: an in-
teirn awar

ee ‘Albert E. Howell, 9

well was nad. f£9 Dec.

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| mothers.

charge of |
: Pallbearers ‘were: E. A -Le-

FP. womenote J. “Mason,
Id. Schnell J.R. . Killough, P..
‘A. Obedkoff, Members ‘of - the
Castlegar Fire Department form-
ed: a guard of ‘honor.

~ Guides; Brownies
“Have Sleigh Party

“The. ara Kinnaird Brownie

Guide Compay joined forces last
Saturday ‘fora very enjoyabl le
toboggan. party. .

Games followed this out
door:.excursion‘at the home’ of
Mrs. W.;:J.. Lambeth (where. re-
freshments - were served, by. the

WORK PANTS.
‘AND SHIRTS’.

“We have a full range: ‘of:
ce Colors and sizes.

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MERCANTILE LTD.

Ing.
Castlegar Funeral Home: was ae oy

Pack sand’ the 2nd. Kinnaird | -

serve food and, in: this

105 Main St. Ph. 865-7417 os

headquarters

A: eroup of women met at
the home ‘of.'Mrs,‘Pat Romaine
last. week to express their: views
on’ organizing’ themselves ; into
the internationally-known group
called Voice .of :Women..: ~)+

eir purpose \is' to’ unite
women who wish to see the sod
of. nuclear arms and to see\n
‘gotiation and international law
replace ;war.. Mrs, ‘Maureen ‘Ar-,
Botote acted as orary chair-

ed |.
away dag ft Saturday in ‘Robson.

The’.$4,000 "award was the
highest’ payment ever made by
the company ! under: its: sugEes:
tlon awards. plan.

Rysen ‘lives in Castle-

has. won’: a::number’ of | other
Cominco in‘1936.

Fischer. and. G. _LeMoel (2); G.
Melntyre.
Engineering trades — J. Ga:
ray and T, R, Scott; J: Garay and
G.: Coupland;:.J. Li. Gar
L Huitema and W. Brownlie; A.
W. Parstow; A. Sdao;'A. R, Paul;
J. Munch.’ §

Smelting department — C.

ay; HH. ji

Detta; D. W. Page, J. A. Broom;

I sen's achievement,
“Mr. Rysen:-has seta fine
example of the type of employee
initiative and enterprise we hope
will continue in response to the

plan,” + said Mr.

Since the plan was institut-
éd in 1942 it has awarded more
than one-quarter million: dollars
to Cominco employees,

Major award winners in the
last ‘two‘months also’ included
two other employees in Comin-
co’s: chemical: and: f

C.\ Meyers, who recelved
$600 mic “suggesting a mora ef-
ficient: method of cooling‘in the
drogen plant, and F. W. John-
gon, who.won two awards totall-
ing $850: for devising improve,
ments in the) chlor-alkali plant.
.C,:R.. Morton also. received an

dof $200. for. suggest-.
ing.a new method of distributing
tailings backe cat the. Bluebell

ard winners includ-_|

L. yman, a blacksmith;
$75 for. suggesting. a’ “bending:

> Mc
and general manager ; -of, Com: |
incos expressed his‘ appreciation a

company’s, suggestion awards | iq.

die; M. J. McLellan, a plumber | :

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