CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thurs., June 13, 1968

Jr. Golf Club Builds for Future

amet enjoyment of the
young golfers and
Better q servance of the rules
as they become elder. golfers
is the aim of the program of
the Castlegar jhnior golf
club,
Senior golf club member
and chairman of th junior

fame, course ettiquctte and
rulds of the game.
*But achievement of these

The are brought
about with a program partly
in action alrea and pi
to be completed’ within the
next few weeks.

Probably the most uni-
que sak the five points is the
“foster golfer program.”

Mr, “Quinlan explained I sch

how the e program works; some

f the better adult golfers

vadopt" junior club members,

playing a round of golf with
them at least once a week.

This way, he went on, the

iccomplished golfers
particular Santor

lay, with an eye to correct-|
hg bad habits i they devel-
other four parts of

the Tee club’s action pro-

Man Was Honored |<
‘At His Retiremeat
From Cominco ta. (°

* Recent retirement pre-
by the

who
married and live at the bs

gram include group instruc-
tion, ‘ladder tournaments,”
inter-club play with Nelson,
Rossland-Trail, Creston and
Colville clubs and entry in
open tournaments through-
out the district.

The instruction includes
formal golf classes, held at
local schools.

Classes are broken inte
mixed classes for boys
girls under 12, a girl's 1214

ear class, girls’ 15 to 18,
ys’ 12-14, boys, 4s and 16
and boys 17 and

85. jun ior club members
ranges in age from nine to
18 years of age.

The ladder tournaments

artly | provide a way for the juniors

to play challenge games with
ones of the same age and

ty. é
In the ie Suture, Bar Mr. Quin-
, the inter-club

a are may he widened by
addition of other
addition to the four at pre-
sent.

In addition to these con-
stant endeavors, the club's
schedule is studded with a

ety of qther in-and-out-of-
town events, notable amon,
which is the upcoming golf-
ers’ college at Penticton.

ur local golfers from

there are those wh not,
q but will go on to be avid adult

jolfers.
“And this will make them

Opening Monday, June 17th

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resent total ‘of about |fi

clubs in |f

to launch the new club.

“COFFEE BREAK”

By LOIS HUGHES
Box 731, Castlegar
Tell Lois: 365-5503

SURNIOR CLUBHOUSE for the younger Castlegar area golf-
ers was officially opened recently
family tournament, which saw 60 junior and adult golfers
take to the links. The clubhouse was built through the com-
bined efforts of the senior club and the new junior unit,
formed for the first time this year. Junior golfers have
shown their prowess on the course as well as in organizing

at, appropriately a

a
good. golfers — that's our|;

The last meeting of the
Associati

recently i int the Chur Chureh B fall in
ee preident, Mrs. qe Raine,
valled the meeting to order
at 2.30 p.m.
The devotional pro,

It outlined briefly the de-

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For Now Concer

opens next Monday at Kin-

ars ited by Hany Hunt t
ry. lunt-
Equipme:

of the
rial | earch

zoruc/singing Church is Theme
“a OF Last WA Meeting

velopment of music and sing-
in association with tie

sion of the meeting, members
decided to sponsor -a straw-

2.30 pm. to 430 p.m.
In event of rain the tea

home.

hdc

hen committee was accept-

ed tpoes apiets th: tnespiea
com 2 Un
portion of the DP Garter on

the | layette
to lays erage the mente

leciding
commence fall aefivities 1)

His wif Pearl, operates
fe, Pear!

the Cameo Beauty Salon in|
Castlegar.

a luncheon in September..

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Publicity for the tea will] y
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If you "have found your-
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outdoor chores and still short
thumb

proximately when it app
in this column. >

As always, I éan thank m:
many neighbors and friends
who are constantly thoughtful
in helping out with the need-
ed answers.

On how to unshrink a
botany wool sweater, these
were thes instructions passed
on

ax in just enough hot water,
add a gallon of tepid water.
Immerse garment into this
solution. -Pull gently into
shape and rinse in one ‘gal-
0 tablespoons of vinegar’
have been added.
hope this will be of
some help to you if the warm-

to the
Former Kinnoltes
Were Invited Guests
At Meoling Tuesday

lawn at the home of Mrs. J.|Sam Soi
Raine next Thursday from

Gwilt ‘were among | the’ “invit-
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‘The table, decorated with

will be held in Mrs. Raine’s | Dametags

Dissolve an ounce of bor-| 9°

lon of warm water to which| through’

er weather hasn't already Jed | in
discarding of those

and
er-! flying club for a few years
now.

through ttern spe-

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y | clally under the section mack:
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Here, even the beginner
will find some wonderful
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The least sewing I have
yet seen put into a dress,
which surprisingly has style
well, is the Wraparound
turing three arm-

Yes, I said three arm-
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With one arm _ going
two armholes, you
have a very wrap-
around,

‘This style is also a time-
saver when it “comes to iron-
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It lays flat for a = once-

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CRUNCHI And two cars, are out of the run-
ning. Probably the most spectacular: crash

80 far this season, this

— competitions which allow highway mae 2
senger cars to race with only minor modi-

w the
finish, temporarily, of tro cars after a a a hgh
speed crash Saturday at Calamida
track. Races are for the first time tals sea-

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— Castlegar News Photo | Team

TIMELESS TOPICS
God’s Law

a little re-
ig aioe

“I rea
cently thee sald: ig} a
i like ke ig elther either peal, immor-

Le atte oe
, and: yel noo!
Dore i it not mistakenly

derful weray an and that the un-
restrain unprincipled
person is commtoten® satisfied | was
and as happy as a king?

the difference

@ a discien beg eae
Brings. True
le rules don’t

e happiest child
is not’ the one whose nts
amus-] don’t care what he does, or
where or‘ when he does it.
0] know that well-
adjusted children really need
and even want discipline. *
We are reaping today the| f
ill harvest of that generation
when permesive upbringing
in vogue: +:
The best garden is not the
one that has been Jeft alone,

between order, and ees

for years and allowed to

pro-
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CASTLEGAR CUSTOM
UPHOLSTERY

Pent by the president

was cul e

best tier penne: ‘4
unders was Teci

lent Or the door, prize: with

other prizes going to

Mrs.
bans Leitch and Mrs. Soukor-

Confirmation
- Service Held
On Thursday

| A total of 57 children and

four adults received the sacra-

ment of coi last

Thursday in St. Rita's "Catho-
lic church,

Master of Ceremonies was
Rev. C. Mulvihill of Warfield.
Right Rev, A. eee eantyne
oe
of Rossland.
The Sisters of Atonement,
whe teach the children 6
ta’s prepared thi
ee were
ae ‘BOry Marie. Sister
John Alexis and Sister Mary
Annunciata,
Each: co!

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sor, Whose ac wt is
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Happiness

spoil, duce. just what it wants,

whether that be weeds |

| strawberries.

cher who Bee
when ‘present et
fool aroun:

are clergymen

chineben today; who ikewise

think they i favor

in the. community. by conden
Zand even

legalizing
God's Word, cara the
laws of our land, count as. il-
legal . and: immoral.

-- Such a‘compromising

proseh will only earn thera
the contempt they eo. 60 “Fichly
deserve.

There “was
‘peace in’ the Ge ates ieestng and

only as long‘as‘the God-given 17,
‘ were

It -would be no ‘utopia ‘for

everyone to do just;as they
Uncurbed. hi

plese and desire. will pro-
duce a Hell, not a Heaven..

What this world needs is }:.

not a descording or a disre-

God's laws;
what the world needs is
to follow: those rules ‘care-

‘The enjoyable journey is
fhe one when our car stays in

Quumps “aguinst nor rasves

or

through the guard rails.

Happiness’ and_satisfac-

fon, can Boe yours not by fight-

id bre: God's re-

id an fd. cut up at lc
wah No! it was the teacher |

Kinnaird Minor
Baseball Results

The scores’ were
Giants 1, Yankees 1; Tigers 15,Jof
Mounties 3; Dodgers 8, Braves
7; Yankees 9, Tigers 8; Giants
13, Dodgers 10 and Braves 5,
Mounties 4.

Standings as of June 9
were —

eeeaguss

In the Sandlot lene
seve es were
three being rained ou two
the games were at Blue-

TT
20
14

peresccoooo,,

8 game scores

Rowland Grant Appointed
Okanagan College Head

Dr, Rowland Grant, dean
—|has studies at a College, jat
een By In rincipal

the rary gan Regional pi

College.
nouncement nt ‘Dr.
Grant's appointme:
made this week by. ‘ohiaties
Finch, Conees, council chair-

Rowland Grant
man, council member Frank
Orme who is presently acting
and A. _E. Soles,

8| principal, and

principal of Selkirk College”
“We

bre has accepted the a)

oint-
ment and we feel be

si
Dr rant has’ fors fe
past mn. responsib!

for the spaintenance at teach.

ing’ efficien
standards att the a dollege. He
ervisor of department

wing
up the annual budget for the
acad

\erations.

Dr. Grant was educated

at Victoria College and recely-

ed his his M and his

from the University of
Britt Columbia.

He has deen an analyti-
Wwasical chemist with Aluminum
Laboratories, a a post-doctorate
fellow with the National Re-

neil a a research
chemist with with the B.C.
Council.

He was assistant profes-

#\sor, department of chemistry

for: five years at the Canadian

ices College, Royal Roads,
Vignes before’ going ot Sel-
kirk in 1966.

He Bes won numerous

wards and contri-
buted to SURIerous: publica-
tions. He is married and has
a. two-and-one-half seanold
son; His duties start Aug. 1.
Commenting upon the
appointment eh Soles se
pressed reg regret at’ losing: Dr.
« from Selkirk Colleg fe.
“His work has beep OOF

value to the Coltege
will all miss

pleased that
2 someone of Dr. Grant's cali | that

‘Woodland Park
Brownies Given
Their Troop Badges

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thurs.,. June 18, 1968

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