thursday, July 27, 1972

WHICH ONE WILL WEAR THE KC DAYS CROWN ON FRIDAY NIGHT?

my
wis A

SUE DAHL.
+e» Dalry Quee

River Boals KC Days Theme

and Kinnaird

LILLIAN, KEW KEMPERMAN JOAN MULLER

oe Knights

Castle, gamblers, dance hall girls
or southern belles.

“It's a time for
to get out and en
their annual KC Days with themselves as well as be en-
parades, dances, food and tel ed,” Mr. Banham

The theme this year is
Steamboat Days, an apt idea
as Castlegar sits on one of
the historic steamboat rou-
pes of early British Colum-

“Even if you don't " et
all dressed up,” he add
“get out and wear one ees
the straw KC Days boaters
waleh| are on sale in moat
stores in the two towns.”

VICKI WAYLING
D-BarD

soe

WENDY SeLEERG
ticirkk

LINDA WISHLOFF
e+ Crossroads Datsun

Don Leitch was the fir- ledg
st chairman, ond the oecas Doug Rut e
et
ion was mar! % eaird

1 ee aT aa Gots Radio Job
ee In Salmon Arm

aie ed fo change the f Former manager of sta-
tion CKQR, Doug Rutledge,
been ted pro-

si th
storming sess! ies e Brain station

. Kootenay Columbia Days, or
Kc Days, was decided upon.

Many people have work-
hard on the arran-
BILL BANHAM Banham en,
His appointment is ef-
fective Aug. 5.
Mr. Rutledge was one
of the founders of Jayeaes

Bill Banham

hopes citizens of the area

et dntozd oe spirit of
things b;

minors, ae ‘dudes,

Pp
Faye Desaulniers, who has
acted as or Days Seorelary.

DON LEITCH

PARTICAL BOARD

11/16" X 4° X

SPRUCE SHEETING ©

Utility. %" X 4° X

” complete ‘surpi

Track Expert
Willi Krause
Off to Germany

Olympics

ich,
In appreciation of their
contributions to. 50 many
athletes in track and field,
aaa for the time. and ener-

spent in training the
Ruth of this region, a purse

pented to the

from ae te neighbors,
and interested people.
Presented along with ~
the purse, which came as a.
rise to the
Keauzee was an album con-
taining the names of all
who contributed as well as
the good wishes and kind
remarks from friends and
athletes,
One message was: “Wil-
Axel —

very close to my heart and
anything at all I can ever
do for you. ould never be
repayment how much
you have ie for me in

fetime. You deserve -
ius trip and amount ten
times over, and with it
comes much love from me.

+. Have a wonderful time with

family pana friends, - and at
(elpned (Gerace) Fox
Tenders Cafled
For Missing Link

you are all -

DEBBIE SHERIDAN
» + » Castlegar Ambulance

MARIA SILVA
cKQR

Horse Gymnkhana Planned
At D-Bar-D Ranch Sunday

The Castlegar Horse-
men’s Association, in con-

Rench at Ootis-
chenia on Sunday afterncon.

kesman for the as-

Clydesdale horses will be on
display during the event.
These one-ton ho it

during the KC Days cele-
brations and will be enter-
de Saturday

Arms Mo-

Run-off. events begin
Sunt morning at 10 a.m.
with the gymn! a start-
Ane at 1 p.m. ending at 5

Among the events will
be junior and senior obsta-
cle course events, barrel
races, pole bending and
flag picking.

Other events will be a
rescue — race, dies and
mens "7
saddle-up race, water race,

sical,

ie Junior division will
be broken into two paris
one for the under 12's ani
the r the 16 and

OVINCIAL ELECTIONS: ACT

Clarke’s Pool

Red Cross Swim Lessons

THIRD AND FINAL SESSION
JULY 31ST TO AUGUST 11TH

Registration July 31. from 9 to:12 noon
ALL RED CROSS LEVELS
UFE SAVING AND ADULT COURSES

PHONE 365-5106

SEE MACLEODS
SADDLERY | REQUIREMENTS

BLACK BEAUTY.
PARADE SADDLE

Sind. Size. Reg. $179.95

b xc onrs¢159 95

Pony Size. Reg. $119.95 | |

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NOTICE TO PROVINCIAL VOTERS

Electoral District of.
ROSSLAND-TRAIL

_A Provincial General Election Will Be Held on

J 30th

August 1972

(Day.)

VOTERS LIST CLOSES ON

(Date.)

(Month.) (Year.)

Ast August

(Date.) (Month.)_

In order to vote in the forthcoming election, your application for registration
as a Provincial voter, made in accordance with the provisions of the Provincial
Elections Act, MUST BE ON FILE with the Registrar of Voters on or before
CLOSING DAY. :

“If you have received, within the last ntl a encord from the Registrar
of Voters notifying you that you are registered as a Provincial voter, or if you
have recently registered, you need not apply again.

NOTE.—Being listed on municipal, civic, school, or Federal voters lists
DOES NOT ENTITLE YOU TO VOTE in Provincial Elections.

Qualifications for registration ‘are:

(1) Nineteen years of age hefore polling day.
(2) Canadian citizen or ‘Britieh subject.
(3) Resident of Canada for past 12 months.

— Haden Studios

Trail Marriage Rites Unite
Bimie Ross and John Baron

First Presbyterian Chur-
ch’ in Trail was decorated
with white bows and hot
pink dalsies and baskets of
white carnations on Ju!
for the marriage of Cat its
a Birnie Ross, daughter of
Mr. and Mra, Alexander Bir-
nle Ross of ‘Trail and John
James Baron, son of Mra.
Lena Baron of 1404 Fourth
Ave., ‘d.
by the Rev. ©. Sint and
y the Rey.
durin, ie ceremony, and
Te;

eral to th
paniement oF "Mrs. Keith Ho-
ward.

Given in marriage by
her father the bride wore a

white lIong sleeved floor .

length gown in empire styl-
in oor : lon sheer over taf-

lace. The
wedding dress was made by

%. the bride's mother.

Her headdress of tulle

-. flower arrangement with

seed ‘1 trim that held an

groom's brother,

Garry Bar-
on,.and the ushers were’

fanjoff of Robson,
Pete Harvey of Vancouver
and Sam Hanchuroff of Ok-
anagan Falls,

at the "arall Labor
the bride's mother. receive!

r the reception held”
Centre,

wore an orchi
efor
r the occasion, wht
hall was decorated
Pink and. white streamers

ith mat ig bells, and
centered on the bride's table

arrangement va 5

roses and topped with
bells, pink roses and
lily of the valley.

The "rested on

cake
Pink tulle with white satin
roses and

ceremonies was.

e Master of
+ the bride’s brother, Richard
Me f Elkford, who

The bride's sister, Miss
Carol Ross was the maid of
honor, while another sitter,
Miss Sharon

Ross
bridesmaid with the groom's
two sisters. Miss Lynn Bar-

“* on and Miss Sharon Baron.

They were gowned in floor
length dresses empire
waist style of ots punk fort.

tel trimmed with ‘white

Ravy and white Hot pants,
white accessories and a pink
carnation ‘corsage,

‘[ Wetorta Doctor Writes Book |
About B.C. Medical History

om yaa 70

by T. F, Rose, MD
Published by Mitchell Press,
Vancouver. Price $7.50

the latter years sot of
his Practice col medi
tinea”
turned ‘to authori and
his subject the
of the development

“and advance of the healing:

arts and services in ‘Brit
Columbia, The work, com-
leted after his retirement,
as been’ issued as an out-
line of a full capary, of
work b: actit-

thete th

CASTLEGAR SOCIAL NOTES

By Mrs, R. Johnson
Ph. 365-6294
Mr, and Mra, W. Fields
and dau hter Kathie polura,
te

} ton, which they called “put-
ting the spirit back.”

‘he vo! me is much less
blographical work on the
men of medicine in British ©
Columbia Post-colontal, days
than an unfolding of. the
story of the life-preserving-
arts down through the cate
to modern medicare, nap
-ters on. nursing, hospital

ra-military, medicine, med-
ical organizations, the Red
Cross outposts, treatment of
tuberculosis and cancer,
mental health, workmen's

ry
joners and administrators
from colonial days to mod-
ern times.

‘The views expressed re-
flect the individuality of
the author, who by Preface
advises the reader: “.. . if

rou want to learn quite a

lot ‘about a subject which .

think may be ve!
tetera but about ‘which
i know absolutely noth-
all you have to do is
write a book about it.”
yr. Rose makes it clear
he deliberately refrained
from ‘romanticizing about
the pioneers in medicine
with any “dear old doctor
po-and 20 and his horeerang.
uggy days” approach. He.
chose to stay w! wih th the sub-
ject without - presenting
‘tales about men of a little

more than human stature.”

needs of the most westerly:

of Canadian provinces does
note decline into a dry-as-
dust recital of names and
dates is attributable to the
critical : faculties fe the 8

tA
first
tion

were passe of
the classics. Specifically, ne
graduated from
with an MA in lizsbethan
literature. Ten

ge as a med-
studene in Norway. Sub-

gol

Gill Medical School in Mon-
treal. Following wartime
services with with the Canadian
Army, he did post graduat
work at the Royal Victoria
Hospital in Montreal and in
Lon oD England before.

and on the
provision of medical care
for active peoples precede
the closing reviews of med-
ical education in the pro
vince, ‘hospital insurance
service and prepaid medic-
ine. The. work is indexed
for reference pi

This book Houbtless will
be regarded as not merely
interesting to present-day
readers but as an enduring-
ly valuable aid to future re-
searchers on the subject.

Castlegar Cubs
' Ready to Play

Ready and waiting to
do battle at the plate and
in the field are Castle:
ir Cubs, who during the
Ke: Days neem wa
on two v!
fake: teams.
The series opens at Kin.
naird: Park on Saturday at

jeRosa,

Wayne Mathews, Garry ben:

aa Cordon Rael a

:Venerus, Jack MeCunn, Leo

Ressler and John ‘Thompson.
Coach is Tot T

son and managers are Alex

Cheveldave and Fred Fom- ~

enoff.

‘ been introduced

month's vacation, hoy ers
ited relatives liagara
Falls, Toronto, and Oshawa,
then on to Thunder Bay

, Drivers Licences
Will Have Photos
To Give New Look

Drivers’ LUcences in
British Columbia now have
@ new look. July 4 wes the
day of beginning.

All licences issued or
renewed after that date now
include a coloured photo-
gtaph of the holder.

In the ch-

where they visited ¢ a formar
Castle; esldent

ft Cal; ‘were
Boe of Rae the

. BE. Kraft,
id Mra, V. Erick-
f Killam,

Mr. and Mrs, Mike Gal-

Jo returned home Sunday ,

after spending the weekend

in Grand Forks, where they

attended some of the Home

ming Week Celebrations:

Mr. and Mrs,: Dick 0'-

Grady and son of Princeton
t last weekend visitin

with, the latter's sister’ an
id Mrs, -

ange, At

1 Les-
that it has

primarily

“to make identification eas-

jer and to assist the enforce-

ment agencies in 4

ure that the licence is be-

ing used used by the person en-
tiled to use it.

ithe ne new format is re-
cognition of the fact that a a
Griver's licence has become
almost a universal form of
id lentification,” he’ said.
“The licence’ will be useful
‘a8 a positive means of iden-
tification in connection with
driving, but for other pur-
Poses as
Peterson noted that Bri-
‘tish Columbia was the first
Province to introduce this
new legislation in’ Canada,
but suggested that others
will follow as its convenle-
ce and usefulness is proven,
The new licences con-

lie Peterson sai

graphs will be taken at lo-
cal motor licence ‘offices at

ebates with the new sys-

Persons now holding a
‘driver's licence are not re-
quired to change to the new
format before the renewal

7, Mr. an
S, Dewis in Robson.
Mr. and

ere Mrs. A. Jenner, Mrs,
Dick Fowler, Mrs, hn:

Kinnaird

representing the Kinwood--

Belle ‘District and. Miss Pat-
of the Castle-

te near to

FO
Chiliwack. "Tuer were 30

their songs and experiences
with thei wath

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 27..1972

Welcome
KC
DAYS

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PHONE 365-7532

KINGAR CONTRACTORS LID:
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& EXCAVATING

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All
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- 10 Pct. Off

KC DAYS SPECIALS

mn
DRESS
PANTS

10 Pct. Off

“Prices Effective Friday, Aug. 28 & Scterday, Aug. 23)
— ALL SALES CASH AND FINAL Bs

BONNETT’S-aeseoso

internal Fnedicine,

ough his contribution of sev-

eral. months each year as a

medical consultant in a Fiji:

hospital.

- “From Shaman to Mod-
ern Medicine” starts with
Drs. Tolmie and Helmcken
of pioneer days in Victoria
rather than elaborately with
the Indian medicine men. It

KCDAYS

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For the 2 Days

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PANTY
HOSE

One Size: XX Large

the genesis of
medicine in the colony to
have been of a rudimentary
Kind ‘not greatly advanced
in some respects for ex-

fen in bleeding of pat-
a over gna of
The

could induce hypnosis. an
use post hypnotic sugges-
tion, and trephined — the
cranium for. depressed frac-
tures, They even practised

ES

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] Only 10" High — Regular 274.98
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110 Volt

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é alt
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¢ twin automatic snap-action ther-
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e "Super Life” glass lining adds
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$3.99 Sheet
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Prefinished. 4 mm. X 4’ X 8

$3.30 Sheet
VOLGANIC

100% Organic Fertilizer

In White, Sun Spice, Beige

tact weak and a Pe (4) Resident of British Columbia for past six months.

the

2497, but lo “the
missing be open-
ed on Aug. th %t 2-pm.

Kinnaird Trio
Take Top Spot:
At Cheny Meet
Three Kinnaird athletes

won honors at a track meet
held at Cheny, Wash, over
the weekend. g

Cedar Canoe, 16 ft. Weight 70 Ibs,
Cartop Aluminum Boat, 12 ft. 52 in. beam ..

Deluxe Aluminum Boat, 12 ft. 543” beam .. 319.98
Rated for 15 hp. Motor
199.98

Sears Out Board Motor, 43 hp. Air Cooled ..

Sears Out Board Motor, 5 hp. Air, Cooled ... ele
Portable T.V. — 10”. Black & White

Portable T.V. — 12” Instant Start

Portable T.V. — 19”. Reg. 159.98
18,000 Volt Chassis .

Portable T.V. — 20”. Instant Start
Portable Color T.V. — 16” ’
Portable Color T.V. — 19”

CRAFTSMAN 9” RADIAL ARM S SAW _
Develops |? hp., Brushless

Capacitator Motor. Was $248.98 - (

KC DAYS pabeeatom

Eligible persons who believe themselves to be unregistered may apply for
registration at any of the centres listed below, up to and -including closing day.

REGISTRATION CENTRES
‘(Open during Normal Business: Hours on Dates Shown)
China Creek Service, China Creek July 27th to August 1s?
Castl Hardware, Castl July 27th to August Ist
West's Department Store, Castlegar duly 27th to August Ist
REMEMBER: You must arelater by closing dlay.

KORATRON SUMMER SKIRTS

Regular $8.98 to $12.98.

d Plaza
Sizes 8 - 14. KC Days Special

agin

139.97
tractor

179.98

JULY SALE CONTINUES

25 Pct. Off Dresses & Coats

20 Pct. Off Hot Pants & Blouses
TAN JAY SPORTSWEAR

Wm. L Draper

The event, held at East-
ton | Registrar of Voters.

ern Washin; te Col-
lege, drew tts es the
Trail Track and Field Club,
in which tho Kinnaird: peo-
ple are involved.

*” Winning the 100 yard
event 12.1 seconds was Jill

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Ph, 365-5816

Phone Castlegar 365 -3331

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Monday ‘thru Saturday

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