CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thies

Wwe

August 3, 1972

but could blow at them or
hit the ground Pairs ely
behind, The

yes had to ha ee leaps

in direction,
Here are the contest-

ants in ine order of their
appearan

Michael Emde, 49 in-
ches; Robert Popoff, 62;
Greg Negrey, no jump;

There was te) conte ar
bout the winn
great frog Jap
tion in front

Chapman assisted by: his
son Billy and the Rev. Jim
Naber.

good crowd formed

frogs on,

an when they, erh,

dd and to urge the
stubborn ones on,

Contestant were not al-

lowed to “ouch their frogs,

The ‘polling: sun caused
several mo) ities among
the 19 entrants, and there
were some who didn’t

a frog's hoot about whether
they went aleaping or noe
The whole

part of the KC Days contri.
Patios of the Selkirk Lions

Club. In charge of the event
was past president Jim

67 in-

Syivets ta teaoe ng
A SPECIAL MESSAGE FOR ALL SENIOR CITIZENS

ABOUT

BRITISH COLUMBIA COURTESY CARDS FOR SENIORS

4 %
Recently, our Premier, the Hon. W. A. C. Bennett, announced the
very popular Courtesy Cards for Seniors program. To date our Department
has mailed out over 55,000 cards.

Any person 65 years or older living in British Columbia is eligible.
The card entitles the holder to reduced B. C. Hydro bus fares. It also
serves as a convenient method of identifying the owner to those
entertainment, recreation, motel, hotel and travel firms which extend
special rates and fares from time to time to senior citizens.

If you haven't already applied, please complete and mail the

attached application to us,
\

i
Because we've had a number of applications with incorrect or
3 incomplete addresses, some|of you have not received your card. If
you've mailed in an application and after ten days you have not received
your card, please complete, and mail another application.

Please complete your application carefully. Be sure to give your
full name, old age security number or enclose proof of age, and correct
address including your city.

Believe me, I want you to have your Card to use and enjoy, but we
need your correct information so my staff can get on with the job of
serving you quickly and efficiently.

Yours sincerely,

4 P. A. Gaglardi,
Minister of Rehabilitation
and Social Improvement

MAIL TO BRITISH COLUMBIA COURTESY CARD FOR SENIORS
. Box 2610, Vancouver 3, B.C.
Application for "Courtesy Card for Seniors”.
(Note: tatormation recorded below witl be treated confidentially.)
PLEASE PRINT
Mr.{ )
Mrs. ( y
Miss (
Name in Full
First Name

Mailing Address:
- — Apt. Street Address

Residence Address: Same as above( ) or

*Birth date:

*Old Age preted Pension Number 9- [J [:]: [| | Cl Ci

¥ Not Security pension you must
this evidence will be returned to you.

your birth date

Signature of applicant:

| hereby declare the above

information to be correct. Date:

gen, no a
lees, 63;
Fraser ew eee 36; Jack
Dally, 58; Laura Henson,
36; Janice Dally, no lump;
Wi Gorkoff, no
Janice Syivest, 67;

Dally, 45,

Alpha Phi Chapter
Sends ‘Thankyou’s

_ To Local Merchants

The Alpha Phi Chapter

of Beta Sigma Phi wishes to

thank the following merch-

ants, companies and clubs
r their support

and gifts
fo the KC Days Queen con- :
estants,

Avon — perfumes.
Beauty Lane — hairdos.
Drugs — Max

Cl
Carl's Drugs: Revlon —
skits, Clairol
mirror, Chanel — Perfume
Sava — perfumes,
— wig, Pacific Coast
Wilesale Drugs — week-
end case, Parker Pen gift
West Kootenay Whole-

gift set, perfumes, Prince
Matchabelli — gift set, Gil-
lette pens, National

Queen electric

Celgar — steam hair
roller set. :

Columbia Stores — pan-
hose. .

ty
Eremenko'’s — hostess
sandal,
Eva's Beauty Shop —

hairdos.
Helen's Flower and Gift
Stop — — table arrangement.
‘Karnie’s — panty hose.
Kiwanis — flowers.
Maddocks — gift cert-
ificates,
Macleods — panty hose.
Nadalan Studios — co-
lor po:

halos
PW. A. — flight to Van-
~ couver,

Simpson Sears — towels. .
tedmans — LP.

. Fe
cis
Robinsons

briefs.
West's — gift certifica-
tes.

rtraits.
Plaza Beauty Shop =

bikini |

CASTLE

SHELL PRODUCTS

Lloyd Mackey Reports

Priorities Nof Yet Reached -

in East Koofenay Land Use

This week marks the
conclusion ‘Of a two-part ser-
jes written by my column

est, Anne Edwards news
ctor of the Cranbrook
and Kimberley papers.

Every month or two, you
will be exposed to province-
wide issues from the view-
point of people who edit the
news In the. 35 papers in
which sie column appears.

it we are into

opefully, to shed
t rather than heat on
election issues.
Back to > you, Anne.

Results ‘ttoa the Libby
reservoir arguments have
been push-me-pull-you; for
a while the sanchers thou- |
ght they were coin to get

wored treatment; then
there was a land 828;
then the freeze was off for
them; but an actual freeze
seems yet to be The
wilelite talite people have ‘found
it to encourage

pee

Land use is not a two-
sided argument, however.
Also affecting the way
of life of the farmers, a8
well as the reaidents of the
ever growing cities, and
ae the wildlife further
back into the mountains are
les, ex-
forestry and ite re-
forestry ani Te-
had metal

levels

lan fe
cognized as a val able re-
source but neverttieless
ing depleted because of lack

ff habitat; industry strip-
ping the iand, nfulng te ite
water and air whil

There you have
The ARDA land a a

has plelped
‘a useful tool te
wish to use it.

Committee.

But fhe slecislons at the
incial level have not
Been made, ke, Prlortles have

t been
ms Even ithough bi

time it faces a con:
a provincial agency. A sin-
‘gle example here is the vil-
ikford, built for
eel employees.
objected strenu-
ously to ee sewage fe system,
a ee ne hol
Icipal a! ook the
wilage under its wing, and
p ADE supervision was

ous

will soon come out
with some priority decisions.
They moa not ue

|, but at lea
placed ra sd ranchers, land tere.
fopers, wil

cent, Mee to be clearly
gun to

within view,

a

9:30 A.M. every Sut

Clergy: Terry Allen

REGIONAL ECUMENICAL PARISH
i SUMMER SERVICE SCHEDULE
ROBSON COMMUNITY MEMORIAL CHURCH ~:
Service once monthly;
Contact clergy for details’
ST. DAVID’S CHURCH, CASTLEGAR |
Shared Anglican-United Service
Parish Office: Phone 365-8337

inday

and Ted Bristow

234 MILLION ACRES I

rT cent oF |
-Britistr Thu 's 234-mill¥
lon-acre area . Is foreatl

i
[|

g CHURCHES

a

ST. RITA‘S
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Rev. E, A. Brophy

Ph,, 365-7143

Sunday Masses at
9am.-llam.-7 pm. J

CALVARY
BAPTIST CHURCH
Office 365-3430

ST. PETER LUTHERAN

CHURCH f
405 Maple St, Castlegar 4
Worship Service 11 am. §
Sunday School 10° am.
Phone 265-5976
Pastor Robert Naber . §
1905 - 4th Ave. Kinnaird 4
“The Church of the j=
Lutheran Hour” .

a
APOSTOLIC CHURCH
of the

N. Walker - Phone 365-6662

PENTECOSTAL —
TABERNACLE

Minister. Rev. .Clare Martin
‘Ph. 952-7400, “Nelson, B.C.

————
CHURCH OF GOD _
804 - 7th Ave., Kinnaird
Sunday School - 5 foe all

ages —
Morning wenn ae a.m.

Minister: Ira
Ph. ‘eo

“the plpedreamer

" By BRUCE RAMSEY

a! 25th birthday is something to remember ni to
celebrate; and that is what we at the Castlegar News are

doing,

It was on August.7, 1949, a quarter of a century ago,
that’ a,mimeograph machine in the Castle Theatre began

¢ to grind out the first Issue of the Castle News, the brain-

child of Leslie Vernon Campbell, who is still the publisher
of this newspaper, known now for some 20 years as the

Castlegar News,

. +, The Castlegar News has come a long way since those
days, and Castlegar itself has grown a great deal, too, and

the surrounding district.

B we are proud to have grown with the twin towns and

~ Many of the original advertisers are still in business,
fuch as Ed Lewis's Castlegar Barber Shop, Bill Ozeroff’s
‘Jewellery Store, Eremenko’s, the Castlegar Hotel and West’s
Department Store (with that horror of horror to a publisher,

, 8 letter in backwards in its first ad!)

Others of our friends are still with us, but their oc-
cupations have changed, such as Nick Oglow’s Castlegar
Dry Cleaners and Gus Leltner’s Clothing Store.

Store signs have changed too. Where Pete Fomenoff
had his Sportman’s Shop, Pete’s TV Is now located; where
the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce is now located
was another of our first advertisers, Bill Fomenoff’s High-
way Service. Art Anderson had Anderson's Feed Company
In a building on Crescent St. now owned by Mitchell
Supply. The spot which is now the modern office of Cas-
tlegar Savings Credit Union was the locale of Mr. Fer-
guson's Castlegar Hardware and Bert Martin's Clothing and

the Castle Theatre.

§ Shoes. Vacant now is Kerr’s Home Furnishing Store, opposite

The Castlegar Poo! Hall is now the YIP Centre and Mrs.

Alves’ Store on Maple St.

a Alice Zuckerberg’s Castlegar Hairdressing Shop is Joe

Old timers would have a hard ime racognizing Elmer

now the

“Kraft's Castlegar Sash and Dace plant these days as it is

No, 1 office.

Gone, too, from the local scene ls Chaveldave's Store, which
last year housed the Doukhobor Market.

: Pitt's Drug Store is also gone. It was located where
‘the Fruit Growers Mutual office is now and was acquired

by Carl Knutson and consolidated in his drug store in

Kinnaird.

And.so the pendulum swings. What will the town of

‘years?

‘ Grose (1) -K. Beineau,
80, (2.) R. Bamford 82,

Net ae Ss. Venda 70,
@) F. Pozdnekoft 7! at jon

mB Scott %6, (2) M. Johnson 82.

T. Hughes
88

Business and Professional Directory

Dutch womaning, Service
-Week or Mon!
= Contras

Shampooing wall to wall
et and rugs

Free Extimates, P h. tree of

charts 352-7123 or Nelson
6826, Castlegar.
Satisfaction or No Charge
“Basis” C. Van Pelt

MARKEN ENTERPRISES
Amway Distributors
Ph: 365-5459
Kinnaird, B.C.

Industrial, Commercial
and Residential
Electrical Wiring
BOUNDARY
Electric (Castlegar) Ltd.
Electric Heat Specialists
Medallion Homes
Ph. 365-7241

FAMILY SHOE RENEW
631-3rd Ave. CASTLEGAR
Phone 1
24 hr. Service on most
Shoe Repairs
heels while you wait
Holder of Orthopedic
corltleste, of Registration
e Shoe Service

For
RUBBER STAMPS
See, Phone, Write
Clean Cut Rubber

Stamp Shop
Box 25, Robson, B.C.
Ph, 365-7605

GREEP’S ELECTRIC
ICAL
CONTRACTING
SALES & SERVICE
Ph, 365-7075
Free Estimates

DESMOND T.
LITTLEWOOD D.0:S.
OPTOMETRIST

366 Baker St,
Nelson, B.C.

Ph, 352-5152

COLUMBIA SIGNS”
Plastic — Neon — Painted
Sales — Service
. » « Reasonable
Phone 365-7852
Robson, B.C,
Professional — Prompt
Installations

Wistltote of America

PARDMAN FURNITURE
Maytag Sales
and Service
GUARANTEED . REPAIRS
Ph. 365-6240

ROBSON RADIO & TV
Your ADMIRAL Dealer
Sales & Service
Also TV Rentals -

Ph, Pete Zibin 365-5575

CASTLEGAR
FUNERAL HOME
Dedicated to Kindly
Thoughtful ‘Service
Ambulance — Flowere

Granite, Marble and
Bronze Plaques

WEDDING |
STATIONERY
and
INVITATIONS
CASTLEGAR
NEWS

Mail subscription rate to the

cents,

audit Bureau of Circulations. «

1s $600 per year, The price by delivery boy is 15
cents an issue. Single copies in stores are 15

Second-class mall resistration number 0019.
ane , Castlegar News) 18; 8) mahibet of the

It 1s a member of the Canadian Weekly
Newspapers Association and the BC, division”

CASTEEGOR NEWS

Castlegar News

h thé correct name and ‘address of the}
n” names
but the correct name must be submitted,

will be used on request,

Agreement: It 1s agreed by the advertiser re-

questing space that the lability of the paper in
the event of failure to publish any odvertise-

Mm «6OBARRETT'S

OF FRUITVALE

% HONDA Motoreycles — All Sizes, Minis to

* Mighties

x SPORTSCRAFT Hard Top Tent Trailers. Rolls
Up Without Effort also Executives Models with
Sink, Stove, Ice Box, Heaters, Etc.

%& TRAVELAIRE and’ HOLIDAIRE Travel Trailers

15 to 23 Feet.

%. OUVER Aluminum Boats, Creek and Car Top

Models
%& JOHNSON MOTORS
a TRADEANS

BARREIT'S

(1) P. Shersiobitors

os Gi cua Gross;

R.. .
qa) ont 84, (2) E. Fitz:

The Castlegar News Celebrates

| Silver Jubilee of First Issue

first issue of the Head Store In Robson offered
Keury s6-

new, radio, heater

and spare tire, Cash mene

The
Castlegar News (then the Cas-
tle News), hit the’s
or more truthfully, was put
in your mailbox — 25 yea
ago, on ae 7, ‘oar.

Local merchants were
d to see 'Castlegar's adver-

ing medium, pul plished ev-
ery HORSD, AY, and distrl-
buted from ional to Bril-

Hants and supported it from

a
Rigby’e fac (row the Hi-Lite)
advertised: their coffee shop
and soda fountain and play

up thelr books and ma; uated peo

tised their Gruen and Rolex
watches,
The Castle Theatre took

; Castlegar. and the Castlegar. News be like in’ another 25 Pp

Page two of that first
four-page issue' was a just about
full of ads and W. R. Nelems,
notary public, asked the pub-

ole to “Get’ Your, Conveyanc-

ing Do

Net (1): J. Richmond -
3°70, (@) M. Hymn 71, Shop

, (2) M. Little

Kinnaird Driver
"
Given $200 Fine
A 38-year old Kinnaird
found gully f driving with Ke
.
blood count of above .08
as arrested July
1 while fe dnvine up the Kin-
naird-Christina Lake. Higii-

nay. and was brought to
Castlegar for a breath Lah

He was fined a 6200 an
prohibited from driving aa

one mon

FRUITVALE

ts Gross: (2)

NATED: GOOD: HOME SITE

advertised
by Fetties Real Estate.: They
offered “Two rooms, nice

jot euden Close Iz $600.-

The Castlegar Hardware

wish to welcome you » ye
The New Store” in the
first issue of the Castle News

just another place to eat, but
the e blace to eat another” ani

‘s Store took a. a large a ad

e saver their home furn-

ito studio and

. stocked

ecarel ontetaria and ful-o- -
Pep pol

The Castlegar Hotel had

“clean, comfortable rooms,

licensed premises,”. and Pitts

Drug Store advertised “a mo-. ”

dern and fully equipped

Drug
Store bringing to the citizens
Rob- -

prices prevailing.
“For a grease job that’s
: with

of Commerce building.
The Sportsman's Shop
was located where -Pete’s

q Fe
-ing,” it was Leitner’s Clothes

who offered a complete selec-
tion of “men's shorts,
ties, socks, hats, ete.”

A classified ad in the first
issue of the Castle News prov-

- ed the selling power of those
small

ads when the Lion's

Ment of any description or in the event that Se

the

of me Canadlan Weekly

ahould be to:

gar, BC..Letters for publication

‘The tation Castlegar News, Drawer 490, Castle-

must be signed

errors occur in the publishing of an advertise
ment shall be lmited to the amount: paid by Mis +
for:that’ portion of ‘the’ advertis- [za
ing space occupled by the incorrect item only, am
and that there shall be no lability in any event!
beyond the amount paid for such advertisement,

One ‘Good Term Deserves Another

Revelstoke-Slocan Social Credit Campaign Committee

treets — dan,

for sale a 1946. Me

appeared backwards in
ad.

The Castlegar Dry Clean-
ers extended “A ‘welcome te

Door Works
that “if its to be
Tnade of, wood, we: can make

Silverton-New Denver
News Leffer

A lecture on the chem-
istry
ited the

Fire Department, The sem,

sion was conducted by
rN. Parker o! the
Marshall's office in

* 8

Mrs, H. H Riven, form-
erly of Silverton, and -her
family were recent visitors
at the home of Mr. and Mrs,

ee eee

Mr. Ott, while renovat-
ing bis ‘hack porch discover-
ed two old newspapers. One
was the Mon’ Family:
Herald and Weekly . Star
printed Nov. 24,1926 and

Biss Vancouver, |

the other was Playmate,

dated Dec. e

Freddie, the five
old son of Lou Lubowsl
turned. ho

was “apparent that Freddy
ning.a high fev-
er. or Being admitted to Slo
can Lake He against
his will, he wail a his one
ce. Pyjama clad, he ran out
of the hospital with his two
nurses in hot pursult and
got caught.
To fo

and police were looking for
the small lad a;
In.a short time, Mr,

. Lubowski and police found

the child sleeping ‘happily

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, August 3, 1972

in his home, Next day he wood, accom
was in the best of health,

Mr. ri Mrs. Vern Hal-
ler and family of Green-—

KINGAR CONTRACTORS LID.

BACK-HOE, TRUCKING,
DISPOSAL FIELDS, SEPTIC
TANKS & EXCAVATING

inled. by Mr.
aid Mrs, .Hall ler, Sr., visited

he Barnett family in Silver-
ton last weekend.

HOURLY OR CONTRACT

TELEPHONE ROBSON 365-6638

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, TOPS, 15 OZ,

SCOPE — 12 ox.

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COOKIES

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