CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Oct. 2, 1969

Mrs. Mae Moroso Again Ladies Golf Champion
After Season at Castlegar & District Golf Club

Winner of the

Last 35 ladies
of the Castlegar Golf Club
played off for the club

Corby trophy and club cham-
plon for 2808, ewith a low

gross of 99,

F.J. SMITHERAM
TRAILER
TOWING
Fully Insured

Phone 365-5308

Box 135}, Castlegar

Mae “Moroso,
The Celgar trop!
low net was won by Me

@ by the number
ent the standard

of golf i" proving among

the club members,

Tied for runner-u

the championshi

red Sherstobitof!

Oglow with Mildred win

on the sudden death play of

for
rrie

‘here were four people
tied for

net: Jae Taylor, Pauline Paul-
son, Aileen Oglow and Cher-
rie Lyons, Aileen won this on
the second hole of sudden
death play off.

Low gro!
flight was won by Bev Dow-
ney and runner-up was Paul-
ine Paulson.

Low net.in “B” flight
was Jean Murphy with run-
ner-up Mabel Creighton.

Low gross “C" flight:
winner was Cherrie Lyons

Director of GHA
Meets With Local

One size Leprechaun Super-sheer
‘ac

Mesh Stockings =e

One size Leprechaun Panti-hose

$2.00

Pretty “Polly | Stand-Easies “with a
touch of support for tired 400

KAR

NIES

Officers of Branch

John F. Sokol. a director
of the Canadian Institute of

day.
He met with the execu-

branch of the organization to
discuss programs and Policies
for the coming yea

Macheth. Kinnaird. vice-pre-
sident: R. T. Waldie. Rabson:
treasurer; and H. R. McAr-
thur. . Kinnaird. secretary.

FE. N. Brockway is
representative for the Trail-
Rossland area and Bain Oliv-
er for the Nelson district.

Sokol’s visit nreced-

of e
pea whieh takes place
this evening

ne Same N. Goodsell will

fhe season at Selkirk
Collees with a talk on‘ “The
Challenge of Latin America.”

Mr. Goodsell is a_well
known journalist and Uatin
American editor of the Chris-

m Science Monitor. His|*
topic eeeane zane, , Challenge of

has won
awards and citations in each
of HG last five years for re-

rting of South and Central
American activities.

ne!
ss in the “B”

International Affairs, was a/Té
visitor to the district yester- 1

tive of the West .Kootenay|in

with runner-up Jean Petter-

son.
Low net “C” flight was
Norma MacDonald with ra
r up Clari
“A” flight. lon;
Bell Gray and “A”
putts, Jae Taylor.
“B" ht longest drive

and east p atte wee, Downe:

De tt n_ prizes
for there prowess with the

chi
Pam the tattle for the paint-'
ing w was won by Mrs. C. Loe-

A first class of golf
was Safoy ed by all members
with the wea’ a being fine

charge of refreshm
The wind-up social ot to

on Oct. 7 at 8 p.m.

Former Slocan .
Resident Passes

Wilfrid Greenwood, 55
of Railway St. in Trail died
Sept. 20 at his home after a
lengthy illness.

Funeral services were
held Wednesday of last week

m St,
Slocan Sit ee
Meuner  offici:
took place in the S| locan City
cemetery.

After working in the
mines in the Slocan area pe
joined the Merchant Navy in
Vancouver and served for 10
years on many different ves-

one

fe married Annie Far-
rell i Montreal in ta They
movedit to tral in 1

Schmabelle of New Denver
and Mrs. John (Alma) Life

BOOK NOW:
15 days $299.00
from Vancouver
Departures:
January 5, 19 & 25
February 2, 8, 16 & 22
March 2 and 16 ©
Includes air fare, hotels,

of Slocan City; and a brother
en. Boisvert of Shavers
nel

Gastlegar Socials

dirs. H. Johnson Ph. 365-8294

be held at Mrs. Guy’ Guido’s r.

Sept.)

Tues.

830,,

4 Wayne Ackerman Wed,

Lard

LHT.

232.

lers

Canaries

LHS Bev
LHT Bev alot 678,

Wtixed 7. o'clock

LHS Eleanor Holdsworth
280. LHS Eleanor Holdsworth

703.
MHS Matt Rohn 274. WHT gs

Rowiass 2 aints: Impossibl
Team a pss es
13, The 255 Kin .Gars 3,
flighi|Solters 1,

John Paulson 630,
629.

» 5 Kami 3, Flamin-
gos 3, "Cotigars 1, Nighthawks
Matt Rohn

3, Airdots 1,
Other 600's

oe Nite Cut Rate
Adshead 257.

Kay
io ‘Adshead 692,

Swallows 885. THT

8.
Points: Orioles 1,
Parrots 3, 3, Canaries 2, Swal-
lows 2, Robins 2, Budgies 2.
Thurs. Morning
LHS

Elaine Marta
Elaine Martin 6

THS ‘Beavers a2 THT
Points: Beavers 2,
Chipsets ee Lions 2, Minks
Squirrels 3, Teddy Bears

Rowdy Rollers Thurs. 1
LHS _ Rosemarie

Beavers 24

le _ Jel

LHT Gunvor Reinsbak-

roaners

Watters 2 Criers 3, Moan-
d-| e

Thurs. Mixed Comm.

Maloft
ickey Read

MHS
MHT Ken Scott 723.
eines 1013. THT

Sa potnts: Die Hards
4, Zute Suit-The 4 Cuffs

Juicer 2, Kokanees 2, Dood-
Haws 1, Flukies

, Hee

, Regulars 3, Vike
Other 600’s Don Farrier]

— Bowling Results —

Matt Rohn 645.

Gerry
Pore LHT Gerry McMullen
THS Chevys 864. THT

| PAINT

SALE

CONTINUES TO’

; Senior Citizens held their re-| {

‘Senior Citizens Want
Regular Meeting Hall

Castlegar and; District

gular meeting Friday evening
with 46 members and tw
pisltors, Mrs. Lillian Hapala|
and Mrs. E. Kraft, present.
It was interesting to note that
50 ie cent of the member-
shi were present with a

irip for the

abandoned. An

accepted. Members will at-
Woodland Park Schon

ae of 89 paid-up members. | Oct.

The opening ode was ac-
companied on the piano by’
Mrs. C. Brady. President H.
Evans extended a warm wel-

Wm. Wright, Mrs. G. Ha;

owing, ito'a busy time ahead

the another
fall should be
invitation
from the McMixers Square
Dance Club was received and

tend the square dance in the
on|f

rs. E. Murray of the
sick committee reported Dr.
en
and Mrs, F, Jonkman are in

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday,

Oct. 2, 1969

Ed . SATURDAY, OCT., 4th
m points: Cadillacs 2,

Road Runners 3, T-Birds 1,

Ramblers 0, Chevys 4, Mus-|

come to mbers and

me! the Castlegar Hospital. Flow-
guests. It was decided -that eda wore Ww.

ers and cards were sent. W.
pew was expected home Fri-

616.
| Thurs, Morning
LHS Lil
LHT Lil Knowler 672.
Lions 849.
Beavers 2376.
‘Team po!

.
Other 600's

640.

ta €
Other 600's Marg Bonnett

Knowler 294.

0, Chipmunks 0,
Pea Bears 0 pmunk
iY Squirrels 1,

HR Dorothy
Hardy 638, Mary Bermel

Take advantage of this great saving,
— The best step in the Bright Direction.

OGLOW

BROS. BUILDING & SUPPLY CO. LTD
PH: 365-7202

B ii) Church Services
LUTHERAN CHURCH
SERVICES ui

Sundays at 9.30 a.m.

Kinnaird United Church

Richard Klein, Vicar
P 1976

Sunday School 8.45 a.m.
Rev. Harold C. Clark

W
254.

DEPARTMENT: OF TRANSPORT

NOTICE TO SHIPPING

ISSUED BY DISTRICT MANAGER, VICTORIA
B.C, INTERIOR, — ARROW LAKES — COLUMBIA RIVER — Lights
id Lights k

The ee ae have been permanently discontinued:

LL 31 Cottonwood Point Range Back Light
LL 33 Rock Island Channel Range Back Light
LL 33.5 West Demars

LL 34 Nakusp Wharf

have

at the m
lights ded in the list below:

Lights which were
* been by

Creek, Snag Bay, Johnston Creek

NAME
Cayuse Creek

268.
315.

Bowman Creck

4,
3, Ki

Miss Colleen Hill, who
was a patient in Castlegar

weer

transfers and ‘sightseeing
Many other plans daily
VIPOND FOR TRAVEL
Trail & Cranbrook

home again.

and . 'T. Lampard
of a River spent the Sek
end i ae Castlegar visiting with

relat

Visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Morey are
the former's brothers, Mr. D.

SAT

HH I UU iit i
=

fe

FALL PLANTING

ir. Bob Morey of Creston.
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Ads-

Morey of Dawson Creek and: ed

Hospital for a ‘few days last Ellis

Lola

The

nig 685,
31, B i
Cheveldave 606.

Sept. 24.
Tues. Mixed 7 o'clock

395, MHT Charley Burdette
“THS The ? 1062, THT

? 2889.

Team Points: Tmpossibics

d!3, The ? 4, Kin Gars 0,

gulars 2, Vi

noff 666, Earl Rourke 656.
Wo d 645, John Paulson

Tes, s Nioht Mixed 9-11

berries 1, Formas 2,
Other 600's Paul Kinakin

Bill
Johnston Cr. E.
Edgewood East

Spoil-
es 1.

Burton West

Lights d:
East, ewood, Burton West; Almen Creek, West Demars,
west, Ann Point, Albert Point,.and Dickenson Point.

New Permanent Lights have been: Established as Follows:

Nakusp South-

STRUCTURE, LOCATION
AND APPROX. POSITION COLOUR

W. side of Lake; 15 feet White
AHLW. 49 23 32N 118 00 (Red sector
57W. Lantern mounted ona_ at low water)
white skeleton aluminum

tower

W. side of Lake; 15 feet White
AH.W. 49 31 35N 118 03
39W. Lantern mounted on a
white skeleton aluminum
tower

W. side of Lake; 15 feet White

A.H.W. 49 36 30N 118 09 condensing
26W. Lantern mounted on panels up-
a white skeleton aluminum stream and
tower downstream

E. side of Lake; 15 feet . White
AH.W. 49 41 30N 118 07

39W. Lantern mounted on

a white skeleton aluminum

tower

E. side of Take; 15 feet White
AH.W. 49 46 O5N 118 06.

33W. Lantern mountéd ‘on.

a white skeleton aluminum

tower

W. Side of Channel. 15 feet . White
AH.W. 49 59 28N 117 54

CHARAC-
TERISTIC
15 Flashes per
minute. Port

Day-mark

15 Flashes per
minute, Port
Day-mark

15 Flashes per
minute. Port
~ Day-marks

15 Flashes per
minute. Starb
Day-mark

15 Flashes per

| Wed. 7.30 Prayer Bible Study
365-6662

‘Sept. 7 service at 11.30 am.

B for all ages) 1

‘CALVARY
BAPTIST CHURCH

Ph. 365-6667
Next to the sina Plaza Motel

7.30 p.m. Evangelistic Service

hone
Norman Walker
Pastor

Trl "Hosp ital,

ed.

Canadian Legion had done

all they could to help the

Senior Citizens and that the
iteful

Members thought a commit-
tee should be formed to look
into the finding of a meeting
Place and mr. Kvans was el-
ected chairman with power
to name his own committee
Mr. Evans reminded the
Castlegar members of their
civic auty to see that their
names are on the voters’ list.
Alter some discussion

AIR TESTING DEVICE at Selkirk College, which is now being
operated by the Kootenay Pollution Control Association, is

garding the of meet-
ing dates, members decided
to stay with second and
fourth Friday evenings,

that the

their meetings ahd the local
membership could not change
dates. The regional meeting
sito to be held a Castlegar on

‘ST. RITA'S
" CATHOLIC CHURCH
Rey. E. A. Brophy
Ph. 365-7143

Sunday Masses at
9-am.-1lam.-7 p.m.

The entertainment fol-
lowing the meeting was pro-
vided by J. Dvorak. He show-
ed colored slides and movies.

district, th
ed house at Water Falls near
Creston, Fort Steele, the a

GRACE
PRESBY CHURCH
No Service during August

with Sunday School

Minister Rev. J. Wiseman
. Ph. 352-6194 Nelson

Cameron ‘Falls ee nee
and many, more,

One of the mast "peautiful
slides was of Idaho Lookout
at an elevation of 7,467 feet.

CHURCH OF GOD
804

ke ‘Ve., ye
Rev. Ira Johnson Ph. 365-6762
Sun Services

junday
Bible on (classes
Morning Wohin os am.

ig Service 7 p.
Mia. Week Bible study and
Wed: 7.30 p.m.

the. world is right at our

back doors.
Mr. Dvorak was sincerely
thanked - for the — entertain-

here. Sh ig a filter which has been in the ma-
chine collecting matter from the air over a period of three
‘days is Gary Camozzi, president of the Selkirk College stu-
dents’ executive council. Sitting is Selkirk instructor Bruce
Fraser, an executive member of the KPCA. The students’
council contributed $600 towards the study of pollution, of
which $250 was-used to purchase the testing device. Mr.
Camozzi said it was the students’ concern about matters
apart from student affairs that led them to put their support
behind the private citizens’ group. Results will be tested by.
Mr. Fraser, Dr. John Breckenbridge and Peter Wood and
will be compared ‘with those taken by the Health Unit, with
whom the ce is co-operating. — Castlegar News Photo

Barge on Loose
On Slocan Lake
For About 5 Weoks

A ghost ship the size of
is aimlessly

of transport has been noti-

fied.
which - is

having such a

ection of

The. barge,
about 125 feet long, 40 feet
wide and = five feet deep;

PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE

tish

,,|Pharmacists
Welfare Drugs Charge

Ectectlye yesterday, Bri-

wanders with the wind and
covers up to five miles
day It wanders from one end

Remove $1

vided for under the social

Hams

Whole or Shank Portion

READY TO SERVE — GOVERNMENT APPROVED

Chuck Pot Roast of Beef

_ Canada Choice, Canada Good. Mature Grain-Fed Beef

E FRESH KILLED
CHICKEN.

, For Frying or Roasting

FRICASSEE

Government Approved

PORK ROAST

. 89 aus peatieseoce

. 89

Club Steak... Cholee, Canada Good. Mature Grain-Fed Beef _

51.19

CHUCK STEAK

Canada Choice, Canada Good _. __Ib.

59:

SLIGED BACON

Pound Package

89:

NALLEY’S

Hot or Western

DOMESTIC. OIL FOR SALADS OR FRYING
SAVE aE 32or Reg. 99¢ SPECIAL
24 or. Reg. 79c SPECIAL

796
- 59¢

fies” A

NABOB

COFFEE 2 $1.59),

PURITY noun).
All Purnose,

$1.49]

BISCUITS

3..$1

PACIFIC MILK 5 tat tins

$1

5% ox.
tins

PARKAY

MALKIN’S CHOICE
PEAS, Assorted ........

$1

ptured bi
September, the year oie
of its in No

Penver and is again on

MARGARINE a. Ibs. 59¢

MALKIN‘S

“Mrs. S, Dewis of Robson,
grand chick of British Colum-

LHS Marge Bonnett 283.
LHT Marge Bonnett 709.
MHS Matt Rohn 255. MHT

(ed sector minute. Port

Day-mark

15 Flashes per

minute. Port
», Day-mark

Pee the $1° fee sur-
charge imposed last April 15
to help offset low govern-
ment payments on
tion ‘drugs for patients pro-

GLARK’S SOUP

Tomato or Vegetable

20W. White wood mast. at low water)

W. side of Channel. 25 feet Green
AJHWLW. 50 04 45N 117 56 |

10W. Lantern mounted on

a white skeleton aluminum

tower >

We side of Channel. 40 fect Green
A.H.W.50 06 18N 117 5!

18W. Lantern mounted on

a white skeleton. aluminum

tower

E, side of Channel: 15 feet. Red
AHLW. 50,07 59N 117 48
33W. White wood mast’.

W. side of Channel. 15 feet Green
A.H.W. 50.09 I5N 117 49 é
O1W. Lantern mounted on

a white‘skeleton zluminum-

tower

W. side of Lake. 15 feet White
AH.W. 50.12 39N 117 49

30W. Lantern mounted on

a white skeleton aluminum

tower

E. side of Lake. 55 feet ‘White 2
AHLW. 50 02 42N 117 53 tps
33W. Secured to the cliff

face, white mast

East side of Lake. 15 feet White
AHLW. 50 28 O8N 117 54

52W. Lantern. mounted on

a white skeleton aluminum

tower

E. side of Lake. 15 feet White
AH.W. 50°35 30N 117 54

40W. Lantern mounted on

a white skeleton aluminum

tower

E, side of N-E. Arm. 15 feet
AH.LW. 50 42 VON 117 48
42W. Lantern mounted on
a white skeleton aluminum
tower

not an

5s$l
6. $1
scene 3 298

ipeits.........4 0 45¢
SEANGES g9¢
$] 69 Light e 89:
ATTENTION ai eae oe aa

or 100 WATT
C U R ‘ L E R S St ‘STORE HOURS ARE 9 A.M.TO 6 P.M.— OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 PM.

Cut Rate Groceteria

PORK & BEANS .......

DAILY FRESH WHITE OR =—~6

‘Polly Wrap
BREAD

and Sliced ___|

A... 49
BATHROOM TISSUE ...6 ~. SO°

BEAUTIFUL SEAMLESS
io 5..$1

NYLONS.
... & 99¢

~——$1.59

macies in B.C., Peter W. Bell,
of the|s ny
Benen Columbia Profession- wit = |

ists! Seeley, 7 thing you moor tt to.” Ee

Pl
sate that negotiations with ———
Migratory Bird

the go for an im-
proved F payment nt sven, have
resumed zg
ol
Regufations Now
Out in Pamhtet

z ‘A new pamphlet cove:
the migratory game covering

King Alfred Daffodils, doz.
Double Early Tulips
Double Late Tulips, yellow
Double Late Tulips, white
TULIPS REGULAR

Black — Blue — Pink — Scarlet — Yellow
12c each or $1.29 dozen

CROCUS, Assorted colors, pkg.

LATERS SOIL & BULB bust
per package
PEAT MOSS

SPECIALS

TORCAN ELECTRIC FRY PANS

regular $24.95
-SPEGIAL .....:..... $18.95
TORCAN TEFLON FRY PANS
regular $18.95

SPECIAL .......... $13.49

Mitchell Supply Ltd.

FRONT STREET PHONE 365-7252

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slid

Alwen Creek ©

MOORE
BUSINESS FORMS
Agent
CASTLEGAR NEWS

REGIONAL ECUMENICAL PARISH

Anglican. — United _

CHURCHES OF
Rot pate Castle; — Ki ird
IN ST. DAVID‘S ANGLICAN CHURCH
UNITED CHURCH SERVICE 10:00 a.m.
Ae CaN eae SERVICES 8:00 & 11:15 a.m.

Robson 945 a.m. welfare pl
Sunday School Grade 1, kindergarten &. babysitting ed. The eocietys
showed that the average or

at 10 and 11.15. a.
erhead costs 0!
Rev. T. Allen, 365-7424 — Rev. G. Hermanson prescription 1968 (over

‘ ind above: in, lent cost)
| 365-8337 — Rev. C. Howard 3657814 tie moral an
fee

. C. Brad-

while making her visits

the East Hootenye: Mess
Dewis was aw:
weeks and Mrs. Pradtora or
a week.

15 Flashes per.
minute. Port
Day-mark

Mosquito Creek

15 Flashes. per
minute. Port
Day-mark

15, Flashes ‘per.
minute.: Starb
Day-mark

Dispatch pun ands as getiement seems im-|

IVORY LIQUID

DETERGENT....

KING SIZE

TIDE

Addition: of the $1 sur-
e

was to Bape sek the $1. af

loss incurred each time

reseription, was i
calculatio:

West Demars

operation, with the Canadian Laund
Witlige Service. = jundry
le new pamp! con- Detergen:
taining a colored map show- ,
ing the open seasons and bag
limits in the various regions
of the province, is now. avail-
able from all licence issuers
throughout British ¢ Columbia:

FERTILIZERS 15 Flashes. per

minute. Port
Day-mark

Smith Point

Potatoes
50 Ih. Bag

.Good for Winter Storage __

Cape Horn AS Flashes ‘per

minute

Fly the Alpine Routes to...
Revelstoke — Mica Creek
Prince George — McBride

MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS
Leave Revelstoke 7, 80 a.m. — Arrive Castlegar 8.45 a.m.
Leave Castlegar 9 a.m. — Arrive Revelstoke 10.10 a.m.
TUESDAYS. AND THURSDAYS
Leave Revelstoke 1 p.m. — Arrive Castlegar 2.15 p.m.
Leave Castlegar 3 p.m. Arrive Revelstoke 4 p.m.
Castlegar: Revelstoke ae ahi cesta (Plus Boarding

MONDAYS: A ‘AND ‘FRIDAYS

Cc at
Flights to Mica Creek, Pritee George,
Valemount and McBride.

Trans-Inland Airlines
Revelstoke, B.C. -
For Reservations & Information

WEST'S TRAVEL AGENCY
Phone Castlegar 365-7542

15 Flashes per
minute. Starb
Day-mark

Ann Point

15 Flashes per.
minute. Starb
Day-matk

Albert Point

ANNUAL MEETING
: Oct. 15th, 1969

ARENA HALL

White *45 Flashes per
minute. Starb
Day-mark

Dickenson Point

8.00 p.m.

CASTLE

MOTORS LTD.
PH. 365-7033
SHELL PRODUCTS

Come Out and Support Your Curling Club
Z WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES

CENTRAL FOOD MART OPEN SUNDAYS 10 A.M. TO 6 P.M.

L. E. SLAGHT

CASTLEGAR District Manager

QA

Victoria, .B.C.

HR HUME So ad

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