i ‘SHSS Activities

By KATHERINE KNIPPELBERG

Easter Star Holds —
Daffodil Tea Saturday
In Twin Rivers Hall’

Minto Chapter, Order of the
Eastern Star held thelr annual

Congratulations go out to
Marla Mickelson! Recently, Mar-
Ja submitted some original work
in chemistry. work was
forwarded to a competition spon-'
sored by the ‘University of Vic-

torla and IBM Corporation. Al-|Eme:

though she was not a winner,
Marla placed in the runner-W)
division and was gi

expense-paid tri

versity’s Humanities and Science
Symposium on March 31 and
April 1.

In her words, “My. project
d several

aspects which influenced the

formation of sodium chloride

{table salt) crystals, under con-

sor of geophysics and directo1

sity of Victoria; Mr. Anthon;
ery, ..associate

of Victoria,
“Presentations were give

in discussions of the projects.”

vors, Marla!
Sti

anley

.trolled conditions. 1
ed with , heat and
cold and

sizes of string and ‘solvents .. .
“A total of 110. attended,
29 competitors, 55. observers,
and 26 sponsor teachers ... We
had four lectures by. professors
—Dr. z0, Wilson “the man
who moves "gontinents, ”” profes-

it's the new Interior latex

guarenteedtocovernene

coat or we'll give you the
FREE!

Congratulations!
in the activity room last Thurs-
were the Images of Night.

by 15 minutes,

Dairy Problem Will
Go to Health Dept.

és, University of Toronto; Dr.
Sydney Jackman; professor of
department ‘of history, Ualvar

professor,
School Fine-Arts; and Mr, Ron-
ald Jeffels,‘dean of student af-
-|fairs and registrar, University

in three sessions with four div-
dlons Gs bye student pro Led
eac! fe attended one division
in each session and participated | fett,. worthy matron of Minto

Good luck for future endea-
1 clarinet
placed first in the in-
ensemble under 21
division last Wednesday (April
12) at the Trail Music Festival.
sock hop was held

day noon. Playing at the dance
An

added boon to student spirit was
the lengthening of lunch hour

daffodil tea on Saturday after-

r
of the Institute of Earth Scienc-| 200m in the Twin Rivers Hall,

Castlegar. This was the annual
Cancer Tea, the entire proceeds

Grand Chapter of British Colum-
bia OES Cancer Project.

The tea was officially open-
ed by Mrs, Edith Carr of Trail,
a member of Columbia Chapter,
mn} OES.

The guests were welcomed
on their arrival by Mrs. L. Buf-

Chapter and Mrs. D. Stewart,
Associate matron
The hall was fully dec-

of which will be sent to the fy

"SACK WHITE'S
FIELD &
STREAM

Don Sinclear,
our district fish-
ery biologist, is

oin: ead

There is a bar-
rel at’ the Ar.
row Lakes Boat

Club with all necessary instruc-
tions as to what is required, and
all those. who fish the Arrows

orated with daffodils and pussy
willows. The serving table was
covered with a pale yellow cloth
with an ecru lace overlay, cen-
tered with a beautiful low ar-
rangement of daffodils and pus-
sy willow flanked on either side
by slender yellow tapers in glass
star-shaped holders, and silver
services,

Mrs, Stewart. was general
convenor and committees were:

J. Heslop and Mrs. R. C. Donnan;
tea tables, Mrs, C. Henne, Mrs.
Ed Johnson, Mrs. W. I. Summers | ¢;
and Mrs. Dave Craig; cancer

alleguity run-down dairy pri
es on Columbia Ave. ee een

department, sal

‘ Palm Datr Dairies) and ask them what
acl
light of fey juste’ eriticlam wy

are taking in the
Mayor Maddocks

- Transport Board
Considers Restoring
- Passenger Trains

Jats]

referred to ithe public health
legar May-

or R, C. uaidocks Monday. night,

Mr. Maddocks described the | tickets, Mrs, H. Johnson.

He alos suggested reviewing
the licence of the establishment,
with the possibility that an an-
swer to ene problem lies in this
direction.

display table was in| 0!
nj Charge of Mrs. J. Sherbiko, Kit-
chen committee, Mrs. J. Stier, | 9%
Mrs, N. Oswald, Mrs, M.. Hing-
ley and Mrs. M. Peachey; tea

ding at the urns dur-

Schellenberg.
Mrs, D. Askew and Mrs.

to | Saunders.

Many visitors were present | films of g
The | East’ Kootenay, taken by Mr.

>| from ‘Trail and Nelson.

thal
eal and helped make it a suc-

oe The members meet from
time to time to make dressings
which are available to any can-
cer patient in the district. When j n:
Minto Chapter has too many on
there is a a great need
- Anyone needing dressings
should pave their doctor contact
mi

Castlegar ¢ town council's re was won by Mrs. L. Grunerud.
of

bake table and cake draw, Mrs. | this

“shore, on worms:

everyone will co-operate in help-
ing the future Arrow Lake Fish:
ery.

Local conservation officer
Pete Ewart stated that the Ar-
row Lakes sampling project is
going to be enlarged somewhat
year. Creel census will con-
tinue, and an extensive look
will be taken at awaits
grounds, plankton sampling, all
food sources, main fish concen-
Seaton areas, and the planting) p.

f Mycis fresh water shrimp.
nhs ppenerianent of Conservation

WM doesn’t pay
ever to take
chances with
sreaicg fost

we stock a full teloction of ©

SAVAGE SHOES

for children,

Maddecks Shoe Store

mast ane and bucktail flies.

Freisen hit the Kooten-

‘Dutch Maid Bakery
WEEKEND SPECIAL
_HOMEMADE BREAD, 6 loaves ... sscsrseese Ue

Bob said, “If I never catch an- :

other fish this trip, it's OK with BREAD, R r23c Each 5 for $1

me.” ‘Bakery Agross from

‘Anyone interested in trap|] In our: Liquor. Store
shooting? If you are contact
Ray Lee, or Barry Fletcher —
they are both in the phone book
—and plan on busting loose with

Fresh Donuis Every Morning at 9

scatter guns up on the rango,
with weekly shoots towards the
end of this month.

Year End Meeting
Of Hockey Group

A wellattended. annual
meeting of the Castlegar and
District Minor Hockey Assocla-
tion was held recently in the
Hi Jaron, Arms. Motor Hotel.

ast season’s activities
Foren re lewed, resulting in a
number of recommendations for
the.1967-67 season.

The new executive for the
1967-68 season includes: honor-

This Weekend!
DA NC E
CABARET

Saturday, April 22nd
Dancing from 9 to 12 p.m.

THE VAGABONDS

Hi Arrow Arms
MOTOR HOTEL
ident, W. Henne;.

+ | ary Preside Yule: j vcoprenld SUNDAY SMORGASBORD
juinian; secre

oe A donner or Ww. tary, CR RM ‘Sunday, April 23, 4.30-8P.M., $2.50 Per Plate
feree-in-chlef, E. Beadtord and

Se cepa!
and

lext week se ethos and

le, Distt sportsmen will be hav-

ing their monthly meeting in
the Legion “followed ‘by Wildlife
fame animals in the
Deantia who used to live in the
East Kootenay and now resides
in Castlegar, Come early or-you
may'have to bring your own

Fishing on the Arrows has
been ERY shy productive for John-
the Broadwater

ips them to Vancouv- | Johnny

en. pounds‘and three in the 10)
to 12 pound bracket.
ane Solamblay River has

poun 8001
pound-and-a-half class being tak-

en in different areas from the

atta.
It_was noted that a signifi-
cant feature this past season
was the trend to the tration
of a greater number of younger
players. Bantam, Midget-. and
Juvenile. players. were in ‘the
minority. The new age rule. for
next season may tend to balance
the situation.

PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
‘DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
NELSON.CRESTON ELECTORAL -DISTRICT.

M. A, Merlo, P..Eng.,
District: Engineer.
for: Minister ‘of Highways
Date: April 12, 1967

younger players will be a fea-
er divisions may follow this rul Sorti,
i ot a 27 of the “Highway Act”, are hereby res-
on April 27 will set in motion
povlbeds; with added. provisions ‘
sentation. at
"athe general feeling was that At: Nelson, B.C, -

Enforcement of teeth pro-

Load restrictions on ALL roads within felson-
ture next season. This would be the Nelo
as the season C

cinded effective 12.01 am. Monday, April 17,
plans for. the 1967-68 season. i
for. erg travelling, first aid,

Houlton th if
meeting in Penticton and 1 other
the 1966-67 hockey season was

tection. for Pee Wee Pups and
an outer mouth guard. The high- Creston. Electoral District, imposed’ pursuant to
The next executive meeting
The registration: forms will be 1967.
improvements, . repre-
BCAHA an pr
aren hockey meetings coming up
very succi

white

passenger rail

missioners,” aldermen learne
Monday.

ins a letter from Harris Arbi-

service to the
west coast is “being brought be-
fore the board of transport com-

‘| Castlegar Hospital Improvemeni District

i-

,CHURCH OF &O)

SR
(Kinnaird Comm.

Pastor’ wePhone OneeTga a
epee day:
O30 sores FP

Sa PP

‘ Golf is in full swing at the
‘| castlegar® course and ‘to adda
little cotor’ to the game, . Gibb

Jr.

:|in-one ‘of the season and, I. be-

Oy aaa
“LUTHERAN CHURCH

SERVICES
Sundays at 8 p.m.
Held in st, David's
‘Anglican can Church
” Sunaay. School 2 p.m.
Rev. Harold C. Clark
SS

THE SALVATION ARMY
(178 Columbia Street)

045 am, Sunday School
11.00 an Holiness Meeting

780 Pm Bible Study ~
730, p.m. Home League
Phone 365-7112

Public invited to. all services.
‘Yeu are never a stranger at the

Army
Envoy & Mrs. K. Mallory

arose Church

o blocks East of the
Castienied Shoppin: plats

1@.a.m. — Sunday 00] Hour
rar am. ( Morning "Worship
7.30 p.m. Evangelistic
“Service

Phone 365-3150

W. Love interim Minister

All Welcome
“GRACE | :
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Reise). Wiseman
Service of Worship and

Sunday School at 11 a.m.
las

: BAPTIST “CHURCH |

“Pastor D. Reeves,
Ph. 365-7176
Next to the. Cloverlest Motel
Family Bible Hour - 10 am.-

ly. Worship 11 a.m.
Evening Worship — 7-30 p.m.

All Welcome

"| his courname: Top » with | ¢
the season opentr eing held
on

nil '29.;° The i eeanont ds
open to: men, women ‘and: jun-
iors with the planting of) three
freeg per personas the entry
ee,

Yn Soaks has. outlined

n May 6. Times for both men
and'women will be posted in the
club house.
The “Bosse” entry deadline,
wath a fee of ho is April 26 with
e' first ‘groups ‘playing off on
Ret 29 os

«Then, a ois tta tournament
will’ take place'on May 13 with
the entry deadline May 10, Fin-
ally, the Castlegar open will be
on June 3 andi4.
‘In* ‘travelling around the.
course it is quite evident that
many sg golfers ignore ‘the rules
iquette ‘or Fast don’t know.
them. For instance, a responsible

es on the ‘course: He does this

/
byt replacing any wedge or. turf
by. hig .

im. up slabs ar anu then
presses it town: with his foot:to
encoura; the grass ‘0 ocnte
root a

Second, the average player

putt

ale o indelicate Treatment ie

a tee .o
Je ject) ears that often are: Maade
on the surface when'a golf t

is not fun’ to’ putt ‘across.

lands,
Seni is the one thing realy
cours

n: the green
across if, or
A gouged and scarred green

Finally a beaten path (as is

Christine honey brid ‘whose bore
riage takes place early in May}@
to Paul Makeiv,

Gam«
golfer repairs all divots he mak- er,

sented’ a
Wishes Chris and P:

was,

is neglecting care on the greens, at

es wore € enjoyed with
being: Mrs..R. Foubist- | 0!

The guest of honor was pre-

“cake” inscribed ed “Best

Go-hostess for the evening
and Mrs: D. Shields and

B oklel Tells
How to Be Fit.

r ie
the guests of Mr: Shield’s
‘Mr. and Mra, H. A. Shiel

‘All the Year :

As he grows older, man. 15
less likely to eolebrats the, sea-
son of winter. If he can afford it
he.jets south: When ‘he can’t mi-
erate, he tends to hibernate. ‘The
only outdoor activity for many
is snow-shovelling. ©.

What: is the right type. of
exercise’ for adults?“ Can ec

able from:

| Ottawaz::

While. many. “will hibernate,
of; of can

Former resident: Mr. E.
Bailey, «who now. makes his
home at Slocan City, was in the
district visiting. the various
branches of the Senior Citizens
Association. As » provincial a

resentative for this district, Mr.

journey into the next district;
was noted. the ‘gavel is

Saag quietly from: branch to

branch minus any > escort.

1s See as! gospel b;
bail ie uublic:and by teachers. gen:

but] om sceptical of this despite all| ¢ man, There is no'reason why

carts | ag girls and I was delighted when

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Aprii 20, “1887

By FB, Poares

‘sae

iig Boys are Just as Good Scholars as Young’

‘Cana diang, tt] may ay fool they. are

i

would seem, love| agai:
to’ hug myths to I quite believe it, for ait my
porome and/ primary. teachers knew how to

teach children how to read’—
and ‘that):is ‘entire! ‘different
‘trom teaching reading “as {t’is
generally taught.:I don't remem-
would get or'in school if for the

“Hoing ‘raised in England 1} first, year, they: were taught by

they should not. It is just anoth-

er myth that only a’woman can
do this.

remember’ how astonished e

T waeited ‘my old school to find|™Y Primary teacher was when Saag

I said I would take her class fe
that fee Livontd teacher agreed an hour, She’ was formerly, con-
‘a vinced that’ her little darlings
would be all over me but I knew

the: experts and their reams of
Iso, | investigations. In fact my opin-| &
icks | ion is that boys.are just as good

?

sional colxtesy I’enquired what

Best

= At Rick’s —
RCA Victor Hot 100
STEREO SALE.
@ Only the Big Ones”
fs Cramer)
of Porter Wi

what I'was doing.’I had’ spent

she had. She told! much time studying their meth-

me’ she ‘had’ eight. girls and all
Pe en'1 said|.0d8.

the reat wore boys. Wien | Sass| And right here let me say
that if a primary'‘class does not
with: boys? ‘They are no more a teal i peta . us

job to see that
difficult to teach than girls. I've) the teacher knows how to'teach
it and’ Be, jennie have the meth-

ods at finger tips,

it ricco plays a large
part in the: increasing. ability to
read Once ‘the, basic ‘methods

pro} ‘dep ends
T have’ always believed, and large ly upon the ability to read
a great man many ‘parents will I agree ideas’ and ‘not: sword e hy a grad was
et on in ry.
ite of » aes and 1 get many | 6 girl who,’ when'I said she
of them are made dumb by tea- cead well, replied that she ead
chers,, Ihave had ‘too many of | understand a word of it.
the students’ fall back on that as
an. excuse for not. working, not] in th
to know ‘that : they’ suffer; from|1I
a lack of. teacher: affection and It was: rated a
encouragement. ‘Miss | auificulty, ‘school and the
boys get'on because she believes boyd? T taught ih
in‘ them: others fail’ low. intelligenc
consciously * the . te: bat of ‘age, ‘just ing
her- preference: for‘ girls, | until the end of, the.term when
One can speculate how boys they could go to’ work. : EAE

3 | her success was this belief. :

For the Younger Set .. :

Mini and Hipster Skirts

In Linen and Cotton. Pretty Prints of Many
Bright, Gay New Colors

— With Matching Wide Belts —

Sizes 7 to 15

$4.98 $5.98 bear

=: Mr, J, Hughes 3
home. Monday: after. ding the
ee. weeks: visiting rela-
ves in*Clov t +Penti

adians’. will ski,- figure te,
snowshoe or just tramp througt |
the woods to enjoy winter at its

: in
a with, iki ton make ‘pick-
onions, Thi

6 packages $1 00. :

and keep cimost "infinitely.

Only Part of

Old Dairy

Duncan Hines. Cake Mixes

que, special assistant to the min-
ister of transport, council was ad-

iset of transport, counell was ad. Balance Sheet and Related Stat and Expenditure for the Period Jan. 1, 1966 to Dec. 31, 1966
had been received and would be

conslseres. tact meeting of th Casta Hospital Im; t District ,
meeting of the legar Hospi provement

sere strongly in fvor of restoring out! c/o Mr. Poet J. Smales, Secretary
“SPECIAL THIS WEEK |/7*) fitter was also read Mon- Auditors’ Report Year Ended December 31,1966 -
5 = day from Kootenay West MP H. - (dated: Ja 98

W. Herridge

GARDEN || se seca ca to |
TOOLS

FRASER: VALE. FRENCH CUT — 10-02.

GREEN | BEANS

-_ FRASER VALE) °°”

FISH AND CHIPS
hapa! pkg._ Sde

“PENTECOSTAL Still
T. WACLE Dear Sir:
+> Tcave no intention of Sa bi

n Use Says Hover

here, only two of which ‘use this
cooler’ storage,” the’ other’ (and
a largest)” ig fally ‘Yefrigérated’ it

r In ry 10 years in this area

in’ my ;\opinion this: ‘building
has ‘changed : bu l

ch Coby

Less: Redeemed to date
Debenture Issue (Serial)
Bylaw Noe) 4
Less: Redesmed
Surplus Account © :
Balance, January: 1,'1966 parities heaps
Revent over Expenditure year ended .
j 31, 1006

Balan, Deomaber $1, 2008 ele clea ae 7pm. Family: Bvang
j i : be Bible ‘Stady and Prayer,

71,000.00 244,000 00

$500,000.00 ;
NS $00,000.00 659,212.14

‘Castlegar Hospital Improvement District, for the period from’ January
1,.1966 to December $1, 1966 and have prepared there from the at-°
tached Balance Sheet and related Statement of-Revenue and Expendi- -
ture. We obtained’ all the information and. explanations we required.

attached Balance’ Sheet'and related Statement

Expenditure fatty present the position of the Castle-

gar Hosp’ Improvement District ‘as at December 31, 1966 and the
regults of its operation for the year then ended. =

| fanction 3 a8 is rey al
years: ago’ and: the. ae “parts
now..used- are
00!

dermen an ae pressing the

issue recruiting if possible the .

opinions of individuals and or- Tun °°: undergro!

ganizations in this area. Reon dated ‘January 29, ah through. a nie wae I-cannot
ue i

Friday:
"130 pm. CA... Sérviee. 4 | understand,‘but it was there’all

" CASTLEGAR HOSPITAL. IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
iBoste of ite of Trustees) uste ‘
For Year Ended December 3, i966

only, the previous occu)
ing Tesponsible for the
the painting ete. of the building. \
ur milk'and dairy pro-
ducts ane. produced ‘under ‘the

“where you are ‘a stranger but
mS OM each

passel ; c

Tinea and could be persuaded in ——— |,

Incident entally, existing
direction, by the show of in’ Nelson is Shortly to be

oo eee

OGLOW
BROTHERS BLDG

SUPPLY LED.

opinion he recetved.
This is
formed opinion from those fav-

is the reason why in-

Macheth and Moroso
Certified G

“ST. DAVID'S”
ANGLICAN

son from East and West Koot-
enay: produce: And I

most hygienic conditions in Nel-| se:

premises: in
division of. Nelso:

closed‘and milk production car-

Red Rose Tea Bags... oe

led: out from: our.

the ‘Fairview Sub-|f

CALIFORNIA ©”

- RADISHES
GREEN ONIONS
3 bunches 29c.

2 ne $1.29 ous

Phone 365-7202 oring restoration is so vital, con-

cluded Mayor R. C. Maddocks.

CASTLEGAR HOSPITAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
(Board of Trustees!
Balance Sheet as at December 31, 1966
Assots ‘

“ORANGES:
5 Ib. cello 65c

Velveeta Cheese .
CHOICE * BEEF
- ‘Sirloin’ “Steak”
Ae. 95

. Sirloin Tip ‘Roast
Ib. 95c

Prime Rib Roast
rolled, Ib. 89c

: Rump Roasts -
79¢

$ 35,756.60 .

‘Town of Castlegar Taxation Levy $ 4 4835.46
Village of Kinnaird Taxation Levy 3,829.24
Interest Income

Gwide and Brownie

Centennial Tea
Castlegar Arena, Sat. April 22, 2:30 - 4:30 6

prints
B.C. Hydro Bonds
Tickets may be purchased from Guide members Royal Trust (Guaranteed Funds)
or at the door.

$, 4,994.18 -:
‘21,177.47
15,000.00

$370,000.00
5,000.00.

ixpenditure
Curent Operating Account Administrative Expense

ced milk,
might add that we at least have 1. well recall
CHURCH all: Jatdanpdel trucks ‘operating | yoors that ir: Ri
8 am: Ho ; Communto nic here’and a et nersan:
oly union 7 ies he cause person-
‘ a rare a.m:*; Holy'-Ba: 5 ENGE E alities and authorities, so 1 guess.
Total Revenue G Ee OT TT i 7 p.m. eohson CiviL DEF c ccowtomeen | the less attention: paid to him
——.: Memorial Church’ though each mu nicipality. the better untilshe has a more.
t! Rev. B. W./in in Bag pg Wee ; West oo enay has haraios and true’ set of facts
. He went to’Penticton to live,
pins must be kept up-dated dand ie
spary.” go, let hiny ‘be ‘sure: that:
revised when meee i Hi ig in order over there without
continually coming back to Cast-'
legar and interfering in) /mat-
: rs Wi lo not concern ‘him’
Admission: 35¢ _$ 1,169.65 Hin the slightest. sie

OF ‘CANADA —

aiting Since 1925 the Co 0
and Presbyterian Churches ‘of! Canada
"CASTLEGAR | » KINNAIRD
SON GENELLE
Phone 365-7814
Rev. Don Faris
WORSHIP
Kinnaird — 11.81 ™m.
Genelle — 7 p.m.
Kinnaird Church School :
Age 8 to grade 8-11 a.m.”
Grade 4 to 9 - 9.45 a.m-

Less: yaymen’s applied from e
1966 levi : 12,000.00

Charges

Annual hs pe By-Law No.1 Bee)

. \Principal $ 1,551.90
Interest" ‘754.38

Annual Repayment By! Law No. 2
Debentures

Interest.
Repayment Town and Village Levies
to Minister of f

Finance
Collection Charges by Provincial
Collector

ety December 31, 1966
Advances New Construction — 1964 $ 2,000.00
— 1965 17,064.57
79;312.38 %

$148,817.16

Pacific Water Wells Ltd.
Drilling Contractors

for é
Fast Efficient Complete Service Current Liabilities
m By-Law No. 16, Advance on 1967 tax levy
By-Law No. 17, Advance on 1987 tax levy

Industrial & Domestic Water Supplies
"Box 329 — Castlegar, B.C.

Phone 365-6933

247,184.11
87,152.50
$700,508.26

98,366.95

$ 10,000.00
‘7,450.00
Liabilities and (Surplus Account

re

| Dial 365-5351
GLS ELECTRONICS |
SALES & SERVICE

_ Day or Evening Cells
Radio-Controlled ‘Van

29,421.30
$ 27,143.00 Total Expenditure $42,500.05
: Excess Revenue over Expenditure
wy oa 54,100.84

$ 30,000.00 - ———-
1 14,787.86

$215,000.00

“This is the Statement of Ravenun and’ ips te tears
"referred to in our Audit Report dated ana, 20, 1967.

- JMM:
January 20, 1967