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cA SOAR NES Taninday, ‘April 22, 1965

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-GASTLEGAR COURSE |

nn By®,
JOHN MacLEOD

It was indeed unfortunate
that the weather refused to, co-
operate completely on the Easter
weekend but as I have always
stated a golfer is a combination
amphibian Eskimonian South
Sea islander and this was borne
out as the: cone never seem-
ed to be mpty
Many of he: old faces were

out in force along with a con-
siderable number of ‘new faces
and it looks like another ban-
ner year. ‘

Some of our members are
still tied to the rake. and sho-
vel but even then they. manage

“to get. in a few licks such as a
friend of mine who has been
‘chipping shots, between sho-

vels full, from the back lawn

‘over the house to the-front lawn

‘ds besides the house

4nelude a few windows. - 5

In this way you build a ‘tre

amount of

' Broadwater
Man’s Funeral
Held Tuesday

‘The funeral service ‘for La
ry Gordon DeLespee, age 72, of
Broadwater, one of the oldtimers

of Trail area, was held Tues-

day in the Castlegar ‘ Funeral vill

Home, : witht Rev, Frank Willey

So) Mir, Bere died sudden-

last Thursday in Castlegar.
He, was born in Guernsey, Eng-
Jand, coming. to Canada ini 1918,
when bh started: working for

. He
until 1942, returning to work
wat Cominco in 1951 until his re-
tirement in 1956. os

<'| on which he has a stroke, Play- | .

besldes keeping your local glass |”

dealer happy, and you also be-
come an expert glazier.

Our club house is now open
for business and the Pro Shop
has taken on a mid season look
as Mike lines up his goods’ for
the coming ‘year.

The club will provide a new
service this year as’ the Pro
Shop will remain open through.

out the week and the gentle-|-

man in charge will be Pete Hard-
er.-

We know that Pete will ob-
ge in any way possible but it
will make it much easier’
members co-operate by showing
their membership cards ‘until

he gets to know you. All oth-|.

ers check in at. the Pro. Shop
before teeing off.

Our financial drive has tak-
fen -a turn for the better, and
we have now reached that $35,-
000 mark and if we could just
average about $200. per mem-
her over the remaining time left
then we are home free. This
sum would make the difference.

Watch that red line going

up and be prepared to give in if

contacted because our finance | *

committee has that victory
gleam in its eyes.

Reports. from the. weekend
confirm ‘the opening of many
courses including Spokane, Col-
le, Christina Lake, New Den-
ver (some snow but Playable),
Kaslo, which I imagine is t
well shaded to be entirely free
of snow but ‘it should be ready
in) a week or ‘so and Salmo
should be in action, So if your
weekend takes you near these
courses reports will be appre-
ciated.

‘ Fo close for the week why
not try the following if you hap-
pen to be on your. lonesome or

at any time for that matter: —|

(Match Play vs Par)
“The competitor marks the
scorecard to indicate the holes
where his full number of handi-
cap strokes are to be taken.
Par is the opponent.. The
player. then - competes* against
par on each. hole ‘aided by. his
handicap © strokes, . (Example:
Player scores a 4.0n a par 3 hole

er and Par are tied on this hole.)
- As a competition’ the com-
petitor with the -best record
against Par is declared the win-
ner.
eaking of “winners: you
area potential one‘for the Open-
ing Day Tournament on Satur-

day, April 24 starting at 8 a.m.
See you there?

if‘ all],

‘TAKES OFFICE. New Swiss
president, Dr. Hans-Peter
Tschudi, 51, will take office
in: Switzerland sometime.
early in the new year. He

, and wife,’ Dr. Irma

' Techudi-Steiner,’ are both

well known in the world.of >

=
“STREAM

BY JACK WHITE.

Monty Warner and his.com-
mittee on pollution of field and
stream have been doing a trem-
endous Job during the last year
and would like to remind eve:
one that though this is. spring
and annual clean up time, “Take
your refuse to the local garbage
dump, that is what they are for,
Any one caught dumping.in any
other. place is liable under thy

law. With population densitles | ¢,
over. on ‘the increase, the nec-
essity of guarding against pol:
lution by. indiscriminate dum;
ing becomes more important
than ec
all must agree’ with
Monty. *and his .crew and hope
everyone will make a concerted
effort this’ year to

T¥-| park, one at'Sheep Lake on the

sites within miles.

We should have one along
the Thrums flats: above Bril-
liant Dam, ‘one at Pass Creek

Kinnaird - Christina. Lake road
and one at Summitt Lake on
the Salmo-Creston sicyway for

Deer Park site, If every organ |
zation would drop a
ther a strongly. worded letter |.
to the Hon. Mr. Kiernan, depart-
ment of recreation and conserva-
tlon,
might get some action.

a note or ra-

‘Victoria,’ B.C.. we ' just

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‘MOTOR HOTEL

MUtual 31831 Davie at vena
Commercial Cards ‘hon:

“On English Bay at Stanley Park” x

a start.

‘These are all beautiful spots
and every effort should be put
forth to develop’ them as: soon
as’ possible. Thee Rotary Club
has been developing Pass Creek
park but it is a hard ‘job for
one organization: to: carry the
ball on such a: big project. This
should not be expected of them,

Government campsites’ for.
this area are long overdus, and

our-rivers and streams,

HAMPERED. RCMP. Com-
missioner George McClellan
told the Dorion inquiry in
Ottawa that : extraordinary
preparations to protect the
, Queen’ during. last” year's

Quebec visit, diverted many

MP. senfor “ members-
from their ‘investigations’
into alleged ‘bribery’ and
coercion ' in the {Govern-
“ment. :

‘New District
: Commissioner

‘For Local Scouts...

A new district, commissioner
for the- Scout . movement has,

Last year’-there were several
instances of people dumping re-
fuse’along the river, bank: and
three were apprehended. , This
year .we hope there will be.no
necessit have to take action
against anyone, but be mindful
t sportsmen are on the
lookout for any discrepancies,
. Fishing is getting better al-
most daily or perhaps it is just
that more. people’ are getting
out*as the weather improves
and therefore more.are catching
fish. Every ‘big fat juicy worm
I'turned up in the garden last
weekend gave a nostalgic pull
at.my arm and I had. better
finish this gardening P.D.Q. or
fishing is going to win ‘out be-
fore it's done.
Several of the. fellows have

ing up.too readily are coming

,| home skunked. Helgramites and
worms are still the most popular |:

natural bait for stream fishing
and silver. alaskan, green: and
blue-back: plugs are still tops
on the troll.-Deadly dicks and Ha
ligator. spoons will’ soon. be tak-
ing th

try them: ‘all.

: The iWest Kootenay Kennel
and; Obedience Club .has pur-
chased’ two lovely -CIL. _ target
model’ twenty-twos- for: the“ use

01
‘Classes andthe team chosen to
the. club in the annual

been. ed in the C
area.

Kinnaird who was:: g-eppointed by
Archdeacon, B. . A. .Resker, ‘8
former.. district. commissioner
here -who' now. resides at Bal-

ap

usec

four,

“Fuverybody draws a card to see who
gets the bath with the hot water.’’

Luck’s not needed here—just a new auto-
matic Natural Gas Water Heater. Its exclusive
_rapid recovery rate (8 times faster than the
old-fashioned side-arm’ or plain type) gives.
you all the hot water needed for laundry,
the dishes and the whole family! And Natural
Gas Water Heaters cost less to buy and install
—only a fraction as much ‘to use. See. how
little it costs—and how much more convenient
it is—to have hot water in your home always.

* DISCARD THAT: :

- OLD-FASHIONED TYPE,

-. GET AN AUTOMATIC
NATURAL GAS WATER HEATER,

GIVES HOT WATER 3 TIMES: FASTERI:

ONLY $1.95 A MONTH

PAY NOTHING UNTIL OCT., 1965

PHONE 365-7272
.. 851 COLUMBIA AVE. CASTLEGAR

“| AND. EUROPEAN. ‘TOURS|:

He ia*Albert: Calderbank of (2°

| Paralow : aoa This is held each

le ‘to acquire.
another. three ‘ of these guns to
come; up with a matched set
for, our. young shooters.
year the, competition will be
feta in Castlegar and next week’
we hope to be able to give you
the exact ‘date and location:

I would like to see all local
organizations and particularly
our Board of -Trade, climb on
the band wagon and start’ put-
ting pressure on ‘for at least two
good: government ‘campsites in
the vicinity: of: Castlegar. Here
we. are with. another. -tourist
season coming up and no camp-

“OM&H Requires
Minimum of 5%
From AnpBennts

y CM&H

Basically, you must. provide
the difference between the
amount of: the approved -NHA
Joan and ‘the full cost of the
house and lot. *

Central ‘Mortgage and Hous-
ing Corporation: requires. that
all, applicants and’ purchasers
must provide a minimum equity
of 5.per cent from: their own
resources.

For a home-owner  appli-
cant the minimum equity is 5
per cent of the lending value es-
tablished by Central Mortgage
and Housing Corporation and
for a home purchaser the mini-
mum equity is'5 per cent of the
Burchase price.

provide from Your. own savings
as’ large a: sown _ Payment | as
possible,

oT

FOR: :

AIRLINE

‘RESERVATIONS
MEXICO. HAWAIIAN

ARRANGED.
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CASTLEGAR. AGENT FOR|-

‘THE WESTERN HOTEL: |
CHAIN i

WEST'S
i DEPT. STORE
Phone 365-7542 .-

come home with: a. few. nice |’
| ones.and a lot who aren't speak-

eir toll’ along with the |.
flies, so:-get: out fellows‘ and |”

ur junior’ firearms ‘training |“

is to’ your advantage to}

what we want; not ones ike the
feeble ° effort | ‘put forth at the

PETE’S TV AND RADIO”

REPAIRS AN

Have your. TV: checked by

D. SERVICE

— = House calle made —:
-We have’a full line of electric: appliances for he.
‘home and gifts. Drop in and. see them.: | :

i “IN: ce FOMENOFE: BLOCK,

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almost every dress shop ¢ on this continent. The label says “Arnel”, meaning
that the fabric in the garment has been’ woven or knitted of this special new

fibre with an’ exciting Perso ality. Arnelt i is as modern as tomorrow. Its ease
of care qualities make it a’fibre’ for the light: of heart, Arnel is truly a.Cana- ©

dian product. Its: basic chemical _substance, alpha cellul
Columbia Cellulose in, Pri ce Rupert from the forests of

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COMPANY, LIMITED

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+ Prince, Rupert, Pulp Division. +., Terrace Woods Division .2'-
af Lumber Division

< Colgar Pulp: Division pee

search, & Development Division fh
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Colger. Mixed League

dies een Single Olga Plot-
nikott 264; - Lar igh Three
Olga Plotnikofe. 661; Mens High | 2
Single Frank Webster 299; Mens
High Three Frank Webster 710.
‘Team High Single Team 8 1123;
, Team High Three Team 5 per

Team Polnts: Team 1
Team 2 14, Team 3 14, Team v7)
11, Team 6. 24, ‘Team 6 15,
Team 7 0, Team 8 ‘19, Team 9
18, Team: 10-11, .

Otter 60's Dave Hiebert
643; Tom Lockhart 640,
Tuesday Vo'clock *').':

LHS. Louise Howes 283;
LHT Marcelle, Wright 646, “THS
(Skyline Auto Service 987; THT
‘Skyline ‘Auto “Service 2684...

;,.Rogs’s’ Meat Market 2,

3 Goationts Drug 1, Tiger Service

‘2, Independents my , Skyline Auto
Service 3, Ogiow:
‘Other 00's "Louisd Howes

iT
-THS Sportsmen 999; THT Night-
ae 2840; | cP
~Bootloggers. 8, afiiey.
seats 3. “Nighthawks 8H
Comets 1,’ Bank of communis
1, Spo! ortsmen- 1:
Other 600's Gary Jackson
645, George Menzies
Wednesday Night

;|. mage sale; ‘to be: he!
alt

LHS Mitricl Danchella 270;
LHT Annte’ Koochin 584, TH!
Kingping 941; THT Beatniks

Final Standings: Choregirls
49, Oddballs 51, Flintstones 54,
Five Thumbs 56, Beatniks 63,
Kingpins 75.
Thurs Morn League — .

LHS _E, -Makowichuk 244;
LHT E, Makowichuk 614.. THS
Lions 900; THT. Chlemunke 2335.

AW aes is mega iil oer:
“‘Leeblleh ‘Attends ° -
| Mayors Confab
, On Civil Defence
Mayors, chairman, ee
wardens and other leading elvic
officlals from every province in
Canada recently attended a three
and one-half day. conference on
celvil emergency planning at
Arnprior, Ont.
The annual conference of
mayors at the Canadian ‘Ci
Defence College, attended by

more than ‘80 elected officials,
was held ‘April 12-15 to describe

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2, Lions 3; inks ie

present em-

1 Teddy, Bears ‘2,

vA Plans

Hay. Rummage Sale

Plans for the hospital: rum-
id on May 8
were finalized ‘at.a recent meet-
ing of the: womens’: tareerent to
the” Castlegar ‘Hospital, held ‘in
the Rotary Health Centre, with

‘ob. | Mrs. F. Gibson presiding,

Mrs, R. W. Sweeney,- the
convenor mentioned that any
saleable raricles Maes at.
Ing would be greatly: appre
on Since proceeds. from
rummage sale
sively for- the - nos
hoped that once again the pi
lic will give their whole hearted

are used excl

ergency
plarining and policies, :

In’ attendance ‘at the .col-
lege was village chairman Carl
Loeblich of Kinnaird.

-The candidate heard. ,lec-
tures and saw demonstrations on
such ‘nuclear ; planning ;subjects
as ‘Threat and -Plan: ning As-
sumptions,” - responsibilities ‘of
various levels ‘of government,
radiation’ protection; the
tary role in, survival, ‘radiation
detection, planning, and, the ro-
les of some federal gt government
departments,

WRONG BOUQUETS:
this | This is a foolish world, indeed.
A funny sort of hive;

‘They- throw ‘Bouguol when’ you

are de:
And Spooks. when : you're > alive,

wi | and New Glasgow.

a Local Queeén‘s Scouts

cxsriibdan: ene a radiy,

1377

‘pit 32 ib08

Guests of Canadian | Navy

Over 300 ‘Queen's Scouts
from B.C,, including three.from
the Castlegar ‘district, are at! 5
sea with the Royal. Canadian
Navy during the Easter holidays
aboard HMC: ships Qwappelle

the: legislative buildings and. the boy scouts provincial coun-

toured the provincial museum, cil,

After: an inspection: by\C. W. While in Victoria and Van-
Nash, provincial commissioner, | couver all the scouts, including

the "poys went “to Holyrood | the local lads, were guests in the

House for a 1uncheon chaired by ; homes of parents and friends of

George Mussallem, president of| the scouting movement.

EXCAVATING, DITCHING
SAND AND. GRAVEL
» TOP. SOIL:
CONCRETE WORK
AND ROOFING
*

O. Lightle
Ph. 365-5158
Box 51; Castlegar, B.C.

The: three local lads are
Robert Band, son of Cpl, and
Mrs. Jim Band of Castlegar, An-
drew Lang, son of Mr. and Mrs,
T, Lang’of Kinnaird and Murrey
Young, son‘of Mr. and Mrs. J. E,
of Kinnaird.” os

* One. ‘group left Victoria ear-
ng for Vanco'

orrow aan arriving in Van-
couver harbor about 2 p.m. °°’
The scouts and their par-
ents have been invited to a Dre:
sentation ceremony ‘at Gove
ment House in Victoria at Ye g0

each scout with a Queen's Scout
recognition certificate. |.

YOUR NEW

- AGENT IN ROBSON IS

This morning the scouts lst-|
ened to an address by Provin-
‘cial Seeretery Wesley Black at.

TTT CATT
Attention ROBSON Residents

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