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CASTLEGAR NEWS, s Thum, June 6, 1968

Local Hospital
Auxiliary Members
At Nakusp Meet

The Castlegar and District
Hospital Auxiliary held its
monthly meeting May 27,
with 21 ladies attending,

It was reported a reglon-
al meeting was held at Na-
kusp May 15 with members of
Region No. 8 — Casi
Nelson, Trall, Grand Forks,

Kaslo, Nakusp and Rossland | tt

represented.

Attending the meeting
from this area were Mrs. L.
S. MacLure, Mrs. R. W. Swee-
ney and Mrs, Peter Soberlak.

ce

were introduced which the
auxiliary felt could be utiliz-
ed in the Castlegar hospital.

A Personal Column

By BURT CAMPBELL

Ontario’s Demerit System for Drivers

The Province of Ontario's
Demerit Point System is a
program under which certain
point values are
»| driver for each conviction re-
gistered against him for a
‘affic law violation.

The courts report the

to that p

A complete driver re-
examination is also conducted
as an integral part of the in-

terview and in the event of an
unsa' re-examination
the driver's cence is cancel-
led immediately.

As a result of the inter-
view, the review officer may
or, as a

where the points are accum-

ulated against the operating

record of the convicted driv-

er. i

The system was introuue.
rimari

iz [ed in 1660

means to induce drivers to
correct their own behavior
and also with the objective of
identifying those who cannot,
or will not, drive safely.

last resort, a Period of sus-
pension. is latter recom:
mendation which is subject to
approval by ths rt ir of
motor vehicies, is
drivers wliose records and un-
favorable attitudes place them
in the category of poor risks.
Since the Demerit Point
System is designed as an in-
pieument for rivers improve:

is yy |
points — of varying

n | assigning
nta-| values in Relation to the na-

in this position in Vancouver
at the convention to be held
in Sees

The June meeting will
consist te a pot luck supper.
All associate members and
prospective members are wel-
come to attend.

Castlegar Socials [FF

Mrs. D. E. Hughes 365-5503

Sharon Paulson and Val-
ge Ss sonoff left by plane

reekend for Sidney an:
Australia where

they will v visit for some time.
Enroute to

stopo ‘Honolulu and th
ver [ono] ie
Fiji Islands. : ment.

who spent. the month of May
visiting throughout B.C., re-
turned home Monday.

ture of the offence —- and by

al colle offences such as cri-

FRE!.IMINARY LOOK at posters to welcome Rotarians here
for their international conference was taken last week by
.| Len Karrigan, left, one of two judges who chose the win-
ners Monday. Working diligently are Kathy Dawson and
Jo Anne Remple, while:Gary Sawatzky and Sidney Hardy
look on. Gary, standing, centre, was named winner of first
place in judging of senior posters. — Castlegar News Photo

the action to He
e ed.

taken at various levels of
point accumulation.

For example, failing to
remain at the scene of an ac-
cident rates seven demerits
signed ai, Fal driving as ae

ened 8 ling ignal
arns two demerits

hile ‘convietion of driving
the wrong way on a gneeay
street receives three demerits

0 closely gets four.

Initial action is taken at

the six-point level at which | ti

time advinory letters are mail-
ed, urging drivers involv-

d ed’ to improve their drir

ractices in thi

not required. x
The juinoelty." of drivers
who olate with

FRUIT
GROWERS
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For Complete

to vi
sufficient frequency to bring Braves

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RESERVATIONS

MEXICO - “HAWAIIAN
& EUROPEAN TOURS
ARRANGED

e
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FOR THE WESTERN

HOTEL CHAIN

@

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Phone 365-7542

and following bois vehicle
y

of enn fa tek it may have pre-
vented.

group of
ent violators among r0-
vince’s 2.75 million drivers.”

Kinnaird Minor
Baseball Results

This week two
os we were © layed, four eine

The scores were— Giants
é , Dodgers 2; Giants 8, Moun-

sonanan’
# CODE

In the Sandlot League six
games were played, three be-
ing rained out. Three of the
games were at Blueberry.

: Standings June 2nd —~". [mal
ream Ww

roncos

dians

Angels
Cubs
Bears
Mets
Orioles
Pirates

a ed

PhaROO
Se
* Ne ,woanne™
Ho cococe4

2 On

ars 14, Hustlers 1; Red Sox
14, Cougars
Sete Jone a —
4

Memorial Plan or

agreed to

dicton Crematorium will furnish

ie C. Funeral Service Association
‘members will provide
‘funerals without cost for
all B.C. subscribers
to Pineview Memorial Plan

Although no members of the B.C.F.S.A. were involved in the defunct
other similar schemes, and even though the association’ dis-
approves of promoting prearranged funerals in this way* in order to protect
the sod name of the funeral industry as a whole, B.C.FS.A. members have
furnish an adequate funeral for anyone living in British Columbia ©
who is known to have been covered by the Pineview Memorial Plan. ‘Thé Pen-
ny cremations involved, without charge.

PROUD INDEED are these four Twin Rivers students, whose
posters were judged anions es | best in the junior class, wel- | swere
coming visiting Rotarians to the Castlegar area, Elizabe'

Rush, left, and Valerie Brady, were judged winners of first
place in the junior division and Eddie Benninger, right cen-
tre, and Tiberi inter at declared second-place winners.

committees formed for the

in the Legion hi
a | from 2 p.m. 0 AD 10 p.
§ | refreshments being served.

th | ing the presentation.

Art Show Planned
By Lillian Killough
Chapler, [ODE

‘A meeting of the Lilllan

“Plans were finalized and

a TE
Salvation Army Thrift Shop

HAS BEEN MOVED TO

ass

448 Columbia Avenue
(Next to Castlegar:Town Office)

— NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS —

coming project.

An art show wi wat be held

June 14,
m, with

The works of the well-
known Kootenay: artist A.
Garner will be’ featured and
paintings from several local
its will be displayed.
The art committee will be
Mrs. R. Whittaker, J. F.
Killough and Mrs. R. West,
with the Tefrecunent conven-
or being Mrs. A,

A motion was made to
inform the Rotary club that
the chapter will be willing te
assist in any desired wa:
their senior Citizens’
project.
Servi

Pacific Water Wells Ltd.

Drilling Contractors
4 for -
Fast Efficient Complete Service
in‘

Industrial & Domestic Water Supplies

Box 329 — Castlegar, B.C.
Phone 365-6933

Mrs,
J. Killough requested that

nursery bags be submitted at
the nex next meeting. These cloth
bags, 12 inches square and

The ‘june Saeoting to be
held in the home of
Selbl le, will be a pot luck sup-

‘am for the

questions follow-|
for the evening
Hostetter and

the area to

d on the C:

aird district for their pare conference.
— Castlegar News Photo

3 | Junior perth

14, loles 7;
Bears 15, Pirates 1; Broncos 5, | da
‘Angels 2.

Local Junior Golf Season) {c
Got Off to a Flying Start| _

The junior golf season got for ful hints from the
ontre ent ort last it Thurs- Bea Bele

e playing of the

see ee

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Junior golfers ind.
This was te to be a father-jed of the ESilver Gity tourna-
ughter, mother-son. affair,|ment to he held at the Ross-
put due ‘to a shortage of fe-|Jand-Trail Golf Course June
le participants, substitu-| 25.
Interested persons can
find additional information on
good to nt and the rain| the junior bulletin board.
Failed to damp tapes the spirits See ease,
of golfers. z
an enjoyable. nine | to,
holes, prize prizes were s awarded.

Hidden score. — father’s

— Ken ult and:

his son, Lyle; others team | to)
|— Mrs, Archie Hood and Har-

ry Ghernenbath

Longest drive — Bob Mac-
Donald for the fathers; Mrs.
Polovnikoff for the mothers;

many ossible
will enter a tournament to be
peld this summer in Pentic-

™ Happy golfing!
Alpha Phi Members
ps And Husbands Held
| Sunday Barbecue

ny
ba arents” who took part and
lped to make the tourna-
ment a success.
Four boys, of the junior
fin an will journey to the

junior. or ole Gollege fae be held]:
ick this Jt

a ee |

© boys will be] awand
fie Joint ef]

Se bo, Ej ey
herent

Phi chapter of

Phi members and

their husbands enjoyed a bar-
becue last Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. David Fergu-
-d, ending their

‘The activities of May also
Harry | included d judging of art at;

Presentation of art awards
will & be. san to students on

TPoflowing | the Judging,

hi -of Mrs. os Gor

7,| forthe. plete atual ‘given to
acite Juniors would like) ”
wey their thanks to these hal @arlier

to Gomes thet for their
i assistance.

"Recelt othe Pledge rit

While we are

before our members

to make this ct

as possible, there are some’ minor. qualifications to our’ offer. —.for Justanee, i

We Sebel we. cantiot be s08: aesistance inj casea, whete the funeral too!
assumed ‘ this ‘project. Pineview : Memorial ral oak Te in

B.C. are invited to contact the B.CFS.A: at 806 Granville Ave., Richmond ‘for:

details and

of our

We recommend the Canada Purple Shield Plan for those : .
wishing to buy funeral insurance. The plen is operated by Plerce
National Life Assurance Co., whose 8.C. branch office is at
1909 W. Broadway, Vancouver, B.C. Phone 736-5220.

40 8.C.F.S.A. members throughout.the province have
® agreed to participate In this ieee In this afea, participating
funeral directors are:

as nearly unconditional

Beer Steins — 3:S

Be Orgad on 5

Father's Day, June 16th
. Give Distinetiv Ceramic Gifts
Totem Hot Drink Mugs

Monogrammed Coffee Mugs
Lawn Ornaments for the Family

EVA‘S CERAMICS

Located in Castleaird Plaza

Ash Trays

finan-] Mrs, hawrence Pr aa Mrs.
. We'll be look-| Ray Marx. |

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Prime Minister Mects hips Loeblich, Right, & Mayor Little Candidate Griffiths and Prime Minister at Press Conference

Panay School Track Meet Results

The Castlegar Primary Heat ‘Girls seven years
School held a track meet May (1) 1. Sheila
17. 2. Erin Hill, 3. Joy McNabb,
3 Aida DeFretas.
(2) P im Warcimaga, 2,
DaRosa, 3. Leslie Har-
dade Re;

Tweed, 2.
Sharon Plotuikoff, 3. Lorraine
Rafter, 4. Lo

results are as follows.
rs

Heat Boys seven

years
ters. (1) 1. Gary Popott, 2. Lore

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Another Credit Union. service provided without,
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USE YOUR CREDIT UNION. IF YOU

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AND WOULD LIKE TO JOIN, WRITE:

Phone Us Today!
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ila McKinnon, | 4.

uise Archambault,

ne Zaytsoff, 3. Randy Quiring,
Brian Anderson.
(2 L ae Conroy, 2.

< 4, Day vid

riguez, av!

ne) 1. Wayne Griser, 2.
Jonathon Bowman, 3. :Greg-
ory. Moroso, 4. Frank Costa.
Dash; Gi six

1 Calds
Martone DeVries,

Dash Boys seven

Tne
Dash Gir! aint

1 ‘Archibald, 2
Judith Emde, 3. Sharleen Mar-
tini, 4. Marlene Scheelar:
Dash Boys ei

bert Olson,

Walters, 4. Bernice McMillan. |4. Vito

Dash, Boys six

1. Leslie Arishenkoff, 2.
Michael Nevansnonodty 3.
Mark Hryciew, 4. Gary Pop-

Bish Girls sv seven
5 AieKinnon, 2
Warcimaga, 3.

Tweed, 4. Sharon

Dash Girls nine.
L
50}
Buh Boy nine
Haubaner, 8 Shenae “Popott,
Skippii Gils Crs Grade 1

Town Fool Notes
Saiisfaction at Visit)...
To Selkirk Campus

‘The visit of Vancouver's

Carol 2,
iPricia a Peed: 8: 3. Ciaurel Lebed-
off, 4. Anne! Saliken.
Skipping Gr Grade 2

Arahat, aes “ithe
aie Rego.
Skipping’ Gane ey on
1, Erin esa
iasen, 3. Sheila ‘McKinnon,
Bor se Skipping Grade 2
1 Robert Halbauer, | 2.
sd. Wo Beaton, 3. Alan Conroy,
1... Kim - Warcimaga,
isidade Rego. er irene West.
Vivian Walt 3. Sherry
Molner, Pte ean Hegund 2 4.

e.” | Valeria Anccrsons Mario: De:
;| Melo. 4

aE ‘not here to entertain”

le thie

and 10 to aon the what a fool
libersuy Si stati rearks
wit uotations

a and Moth-

er. Goose, Vancouver's -unof- Mare

his-red-

ficial‘court jester,
asserted

; in
and-blue costume,

that everyone plays a part —/}

the folly is in pla: ying a part
neither pellaved nor. enjoyed.

Students expressed some
disappointment, as they! had

Ran
Lorne’ Zayisoff. 3. Arthur
NE ete rising
Kha » . Sirmino
Machida.

gener a walk-in
bate

er.

to say
I did not Eta spread confu-
sion,” but also achieved the
desired elect joe _creating
ought and perhaps dispell-
ie tne; dace deceit of false charac-

ter, he said.
i, Tope, to return to Sel

Kirk College on another oc-
casion,

," Mr. Foikis concluded. | naird’
Tey bi

"Shelley Friedrich —
Funeral Services
Held L Modmeedy :

services were
held yes seperay from the Kin-
Kingdom Hall for Shel-

Easy to Usel
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Guaranteed !

"ARGUS SHOWMASTER
Instant Loading Movie Camera
= pte

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Frieden ‘of 1816 5th, Ave.,

Tdanaird,. wl who 9. dled accidently
kon

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1. Alan
Popott, 3. Cu "Curt Heraing, 2 7

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3. Angela ny Keiboes So Ral

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