; David's

9 the annual fall tea and baz-

ONE MORE STEP up the ladder of success
was taken by Guides Janice Minnich, Colleen

held recently at the Robson Hall with Ladd
nies, guides and rangers i in High.

Si David’s ACW
Plans Tea, Bazaar

Sixteen members attend-

ed the regular, meeting of St.
An_ article

from Serna’ Living Message”
was read by Mrs. W. Leduc.

Mrs, J. F. Killough read
the minutes of the Kokanee
regional meeting which was
held in St. David's on Oct. 9.
Twenty-five delegates had
attended.

The 1969 calendars have
been ordered.

Plans were finalized for

aar which is to bo held this

23, in ane Le-

from 2.30 to .4

. The table leant for

the tea tables will be made
Mrs. D. Marcellus.

by
The meeting on ‘Nov. 27
will be a combined business
and annual meeting during
which the officers for 1969
will be elected.

were sefv-

light of the as the ofl og
a five-year silver star by B Mrs. H. Johnson,
Twin Rivers division

Hill and Nadine Plotnikoff as they left Se-
cond Robson Guide Company to enter First

VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENTS in the twin towns of

Llatdy we stock
breed ateaot

ai

o fullsefoction’ of '

-SAVAGE-SHOES-

for childien

Maddocks Shoe Store

an
fund drive for the

are ew

their annual
Fire-

men have placed canisters in stores and other places of
business where the public may donate. Dr. Harold At-

wood, shown here, is professor of zoology at the univer-

Salvation Army
THRIFT

SHOP

Now Open Monday to Saurday
Inclusive — Friday to 9 p.m.

History of Local Air Gadot Squadron

500 Young Men Within 14 Years

The Cactlegar.s 581 aiid
ed in Februar: 3064, vt
e in Fel y
H. Reed as its first tomimand: |e

its ranks with
au eo wag into one oe the arm pone
e

through a senior leader and
senior 0 course at Camp

forces.
Nine members have gone|

to England. Five have re-
charters ceived ong scholarships,
ee private — pil-

A ee recent cadet;
was Lindsay Anderson . who
is wei jerking towards: a finan-
cial goal in order to obtain | 1
his commercial flying licence.
In 1958 there were 31

syllabus Sram uP
‘anadian

Forces,

‘These studies Maclude such|

{subsets as. navigation, met-

rology, .airmanship, engin-
pe and, leadership.

In’ addition to the train-

ing provided on.sylabus sub-

Cadets offers a wide

POI
band practices photography, | 01
mara ship" and - model

reratia.”

aSint®, he bee Cadet pro-| gi
ear’s dura-
it ah great opportu-
gt their ‘senior years, the

aoe specialize in the sub-

senior . leadership,
scholarships, . driver
exchange: tvialta ov:
and train-

ee ema
‘The training ‘received in
Met Cadets ie designed not

to teach lp! Les

good At oni the’ impor-
tance of team work and
above all, to prepare oneself
to meet ‘the challenges

of our ever-changing world.

sity of Toronto and is one of a number of muscle

scientists supported by grants from the
Among the 12 nations working on a cure for MD, Canada

ed_ by the hostesses,
Hill and Mrs. C. W. Kennedy.

ranks second only to
«search operation.

the U.S. in the magnitude of its re-

Robson Ranger Company. Ceremonies were — Castlegar News Photo

Wedding Here Unites Families
From Slocan Park and Quesnel

A mid-October wedding father, the pride) pore an
ceremony ‘in St. pe David ’s An- ivory ory vary lace, collarions cot
Church, Castlegar, un- wil ee-quarter le!
flea hs a n holy wedlock Sharen Bleeyes ot over a sie en ive]
Margaret Ma ee featuring an

Mrs. oriental collar.

he
a bouquet of red roses pth

Rev. T. Allen officiated "Sate ‘arnations.
at the goublerng, ceremony | Her only attendant, Mrs.
Mrs. Hostetter Conrad MacReady, wore a
iblue Sin dress with a blue
Given in marriage by her lace overskirt and a white
corsage. :
Mr. C. F. MacReady a:
Marx Auto Body | neison, brother of the bride,

int Servi was man,
= rent <<. An ivory lace tablecloth
Towing — Body Work | covered the bride’ ‘Ss fable fr for

Painting — Welding qe on reception at

Insurance Claims
Handled Promptly silver leaves and white swans
s decorated by the bride's

24-Hour Wrecker Service| father.

Set in pink tulle and ad-
Phone 265/240 rned with red rose buds,

The wedding cake, wit
its pink roses, red hearts

PRESENTATION

The Trail and District Arts Council proud-
ly presents the Canadian Opera Co. produc-
tion of

“The Barber of Seville”

in English, with full orchestra accompanyment,
on Wednesday, November 27, at 8.30 p.m. in
the Trail Junior Secondary Auditorium.

Tickets are $3.50 and are available in Trail
at L & J News, Eaton’s, and the Bay.

cake was flanked

jthe bridal
coat ont either side by y ailver and

eae tapers.
Mr, Earl Rourke was mas-
ter of ane, ohy with
oO

mton.
daughter’s ‘wed-
ding, the beide'e mother
wore a silver an: bi
the yroom's moth-
er choosing a blue dress.

Danish Xmas
Seals Subject
Of Talk to Club

The_ David Thompson
Stamp Club met recently at
the home of and Mrs.
ene Toogood of Blueberry

A talk on Danish Christ-
nas seals was given by Mr.
‘Toogood who has won prizes
his exhibits of these
mi He gave the history of
the seals and spoke of the
man aie Ted the sea

the dist seal of ta05 and oi

on_ havin; appro’
cuit vile it W it was uaeeided the the

‘The January meeting will
be a-swap night held ot the

home of Mrs. Josephine
les.

Hunting Just Isn‘t for Everyone

t-inspired

By Bill Smiley

It’s deer-hunt
ing time a
gain, and al-

f though I’ve
never been
known as The
Deerslayer, I
have been un-

der attack, ‘The worst deer |
hunter in the whole’ entire
world has come out in print

I can say 1s
ny Wyonch must have the
gout qeain: “As I've pointed
out before, this was the great-
est oneline filler ever used

in the newspaper business.

A filler is a little item
used in newspapers to Plug
a hole. They can run up to
10 lines, but they can’t be
any shorter than one. When
we were desperate for a one-
liner to fill a hole on the
front page one time, we stuck
it in.“Skinny Wyonch has the
gout.” And he did. He could-

n’t even oe us, Next time we
were frantic for a one-liner,
We inserted, “Skinny Wyonch
tae. the gout. Again.” And he

“Now , probably suffering
from gout, he has writ
scurrilous article in Which | he

ea. | heats around every conceal:

able

that Iam the worst |?
Til chopper. He said I fell int ‘in

recalled the time we'd gone
hunting together.

As far as: it was in his
nature, he “told the tru
about me. He said I had no
ense of direction in the bush.
Well, any damn. fool can get
lost in the bush, and thous-
‘ands. do every year. Thut
Proves nothing.

He said 7 didn't know

lake every time we climbed
into the skiff to cross tie
bight to the island. Some of
those pansies along were
afraid to get their feet wet,
just because it was November.

And he suggested that I
put 3.55 rifle sheils in John
Desjardins 32 rifle. That's
a lie. It was Teemy ‘Wright's

But it’s incredible how
feeble his memory has he-
come (possibly gout.induced)
about the important things.
He didn’t mention that he
never once fired his gun at
a moving target. He shot at
a_tree once and very nearly
hit it. But I actually fired
twice at a deer, about 40
seconds after he bad disap-
peared into the cedars.

I think it was a deer.
It_has not seeped hack
into his consciousness how 1
solved the food problem. We
for four

ush,
mulberry cng I wouldn’t be
if he'd
Euggest

deer hunter than he.

editorial chair, once occupied
by the second worst deer

‘the worst. In a recent article,

eTe

oxtra days on a desert island.
The others eating kes hogs.
wanted to cook that

edna now sits in my old;

hunter in the world, now by/40

Som:
foresight, some hindsight.
And he’s completely for-
gotten that trip home from
the island, after 10 days of
le-an-hour wind and

snow. “My wife'll kill me”

YOUR

PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT

SAYS

DON’T WAIT FOR SPRING
DO IT NOW!

Gnquire for particulars of the Provincial New Home Building Grant. .z
Up to $1,000 Outright Grant Ave

le.

Department of Finance
Parilament Buildings,
Victoria, British

1

Trew | it was too late for that.

I knew mine would boll me
in oil.

But at their urging, these
manly hunters, we took off
into We pitch-dark, in a snow-
storm, 12-foot waves, a leak-
ing boat, five seer, on the

leck, thes

ORG mosh,
ORDER EARLY
FLOWERS WIRED

no | ait cadet squadcons in B.C.,
w there are 3'
a 1958 ‘os itogar's set
let juadron place:

Bill 33 Becomes. Law

pasa Vehicle
Hit at Kinnaird

out $200 damage was | it

done in an accident in Wood-

land Park at 11.45 p.m. Nov. Bes

fi , Pollee 5a
yy Wayne
gar hit'a

ed

a car driven
‘ilkie of Castle-
tked vehicle own-

Cadi
py but progressed apatae
until two veers ago when it
ized the

squadron in B.C. and Canada,

In the last seven years
it has never been below
eighth in the province of

e Air Cadct program
is then ‘opportunity 0! a life-
time for boys between the
ages of 13 and 19, ir is the
most a ram ever

ANYWHERE
GiFTS “CARDS CANDIES

RELEN’S

FLOWER SHOP
Ph. 365-5191

We

a
Silverwood Cres

ing p!
lesigned because of
range of subjects taught.

The cadets of local 581

by gorge Christie of
ind

Park.
The accident occured on
long, rounded 5 eth) on

the wide | effe

Squadron, Castlegar, study a
we

Labor Minister Les Pet-
erson has announced that th
remaining sections of the-Me-
diation Commission ni Act will

become Ia law

The Mediation Commis-
sion Act having fuli force and
fect on Dec. 2 will mean

Mediation Commission
Act Into Force Dec. 2

iting to
growth, labor-management

W 60

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Nov. 21, 1968

STOCK UP

SMOKED COUNTRY STYLE
FROM GRAIN-FED PORKERS

Pork
Picnics....lb. 3 c)

and d technology,
research ‘which in

S improving the means of pais

‘pump op the Sans

I don’t mind him gout-

Robson Women’s
Institute Plans
Sale on Monday

pricing of articles

ue Monday’ 's sale to be held
in the Robson Hall was the
main task of the Robson Ev-
ening Group WA at its re-
‘cent meeting.
The group also plans to
raffle sheets, pillowcases and
a bed throw.
Each member made a cash
donation to be sent to Wood-
‘wards at Vancouver who ‘will
supply Chi to the
children of Woodland School

WATCH

FOR THE SALE
OF

ROTARY
CHRISTMAS
TREES

ON SALE SOON
In.aid of the Senior Citizens Villa

A Note to Fathers and Friends

The Camp Rory Committee would like
to thank the fathers and friends of Girl
Guides: and Brownies who contributed la-
bor and effort to work parties at Camp Rory
in the spring. Volunteer labor is an import-
ant and needed part of the maintenance
and improvement of the camp, and the
committee is, therefore, very grateful t6
those who helped.

Thank you.

and in. col-
bargaining and esol
ibe \ndusteial disputes,
Mr. Peterson.

Some sections of the act
to allow for the appointment
of commission members the
suployment of pinch and

Telated.matters had pt

viouay patie proclaimed. bur:
the several weeks

Soo mn has hired cer-
tain staff personnel and is at
present considering further,
Topointments.
The ‘numerous

eo forms
covering ay tions for the
ervices

labor information, and and
other as seem cal-
id} culated to sanintain, or secure

to pro-

the settlement o!
The decision of the com-

oth-| mission with respect toa dis-

pute shail set the terms and
conditions of a collective
agreement which, in the opin-

ions, pro-
blems of adjustment, imdus. .
trial research

mote conditions’ fav  iavorable to
f disputes. | fs

Chuck Pot Roast of Beef

CANADA CHOICE CANADA GOOD

A

Liver

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By the Piece

Pork Roasts

Grain-Fed Pork .

Club Steak

Mature Grain-Fed ..............

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It will

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EMBROIDERED PILLOW CASES
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Margarine

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negotiating Bartes | in resolv-
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BATH TOWELS :
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SHSS ACTIVITIES

By Katherine Knippelberg

=f

Tomorrow is Sadie Haw-
Bing Dav
ae Stanley
stude! ee
davarite Lia Abner and palsy

didates for

at then sare of Feb: race R
2 on or be-

of f March is”
Broduction of

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desi; sie.

iy will be held

papers ‘and a store “aoe for

e winning couple will
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Coke or Ginger Ale

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Powders. 10 pkgs, for ........

5 Large Bottles $1 00
Potato Chips

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MIXED NUTS - IN SHELL

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Oranges

Navel.

Perfex Bleach

128 oz. Jug

Golden Ripe..,.

Dog Food

Tops. 9-14 oz. tins

a Christmas concert carly in
December. On the program
will be. shots. and band’ per-

by oe

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