CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 3, 1966

‘Monashee Alpine Scenery

Featured in Wildlife

rugged alpine ecenery tended excurstons '1 made over a
of the Petees Lake area in the five-year perlod an sree
Monashoe fountains is the set- which i is simott at Tog

ofa wialte 2 film of unique co-producer of # of the is sith
ich will of Castlegar.
Accessible on! y By ba acktrain,
Peters Lake is widely known a8
led mountain wilder-
All who have visited it at-
randeur ot its al

eT
COLUMBIA
COIFFURES

Ph. 365-6717 j
Hours as Daily

flowers.

otttenths of painstaking color
graphy and equally Iabor-

pa oerens and production have

culminated: in a wildlife film

rare excellonce. Its g array of sub-

lect matter is of interest to

ara
of| with the

Film

Hunter aud naturalist alike, Mule
in the lush meadows, cari-

oat and cougar,

utive but had less

of the wild creatures featured.

On the same program is an-
other Folsy-Laviolette Produc.
tion, “New Coun!

bighorn sheep pt along the
Fraser river, the picture unfolds
across the spac! Fou Chileotin
plateau, pauses at a fisherman's

dise, and reaches its climax
stalking of saribou in

the timberline country. of Twe-
edsmuir Park.

Thursday
sor baw
- Loated shave 8 Pay’o

Presentation

PUBLIG NOTICE Reminder — seo hase

belbevasirer Bale,
Stamp Collectors don't forget
the Auction and trading meet-
ing at Celgar’s Conference room
on March Sth at 7.30 p.m.

mber ladies white
Sprine cleaning that the auxit-
‘would appreciate all usable
Heme ctothing, furalture, op-
pliances, etc. For prompt pick-
up phone: inna ‘5002; Cust-
s115; jegar | S277.
Bt Rita's Annual St. Patrick's | ‘eon a
tea and bake sale, March
2 - 430 pm. — Legion Hall —
Door prize,

‘Thank you.

Bako uate: at Super, Valu Satur.
day 9 am. lim will, be
Snowe at Elian’ School, Audltor-
tum, Castiegur on “Monashee
Bake Bingo — March 5,730 p.m. | Gountry’ on March 8th at. 8
Robson Hall. Refreshments. | pm, or Proceeds to help, SHSS

venin Sketball team to procced to
aaa by Robson Evening | Vancouver championships. Sup-

s*| At Church WA ae

to Members

of St. David's WA

Corsages were presented to
Mrs. C.

other was presented to a senior
Margaret King.
Later contests and games
held.

were

Mrs. Killough, WA president,
gave a brief grea of the or-
ganization since its founding in
948, ie changeover from a
guild to an auxiliary, she report-
a was held at the home of

the late Mrs. T. L. Bloomer.
I The evening ended with re-
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VOL. 19, No. 10

CASTLEGAR BRITISH Cebu MEI Tat THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1966

EDUCATION’ ‘WEEK is ‘being ‘celebrated
“this week. throughout the schools in‘School.

ae No.’ 9°and “at Stanley Humphries

dary, School | these st

udents are be- :
as’ all- d:.stu-

ing
dents as ‘active ‘in ‘student affairs and
scholastically.: Candi-

sports. as they. ar

for: special

dates for the galas cae See ‘Com-

‘kering;’ hery]

-and Marie Seto. Missing from the picture

‘is ‘Dianne Soberlak. These students: will
compete against others in’ western’ Canada

Soroptimist ‘scholarships.

at the

ct ‘more ‘members to

expan
— = Casleeat: ‘News Photo ES

To Raise ihe a

“A ile oe
of the suggestions that has

made tothe Castlegar. Centen-

quarters” one ial Committee
been

as a means Of lic library, Castlegar council was],
raising money ‘for .the’ town’s told. Tuesday evening. --“
Genterniat project of a new pub| ~:-.Committee. chairman G'

poe uring ©
been noc

no

the hosp!
suggeste
ness of thi
tion

news was not 80.

‘new ‘members of the of ni
‘board: of inndagement of the
istrict Hospital |
neat the! a Hetsitat Bocisty held
n ‘Monday “evenin © Rot-|:

ear a‘drive had bea net held

igure had
die |'ed .and “Aug:$ 1) was mentioned

urses.
Dr. A D. Johnson said that

4 pared ple: ito report
‘that the: X-ray. service had' been
reestablished: thus ming
long delays ‘in treatment.”

Kinnaird Hopes
To be Paving
| Strests ‘dune |

The Village of ‘Kinnaird will
‘try ‘tochave all .its roads ready.
for paving. by. June 1, council
decided: Tuesday night.
‘At ‘its laat Meeting council
decided it was impossible to have
the. work done by May 1 as As:

as'a‘more likely date.
However. when ‘the ‘matter
was considered ‘a; this week | ff

ETN Tm

; n

n' Gwilym | -he turned to the financial 1 aspect
Hughes © said? that: tif ‘residents |'of 1965. It had not-been possible
‘did: donate: a: “mile of ‘quarters’|\to avoid. acquirin in’ operating
'it-would be more than enough to to

:| PUSH OFA ‘BUTTON « by BC. Hydro cochairmam Dr
H. L. Keenleyside ‘at'the Arrow dam on Tuesday staxtedt ©

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Note was made of a mem.

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year at the where
candle is lit in memory of

each passing member. It is hop-

ed that in future years, time

is taken to see that members’

names are not overlooked.

The devotional for the even-

stewardshi| was

ga for .

‘young
people who ¥ will hes holding thet
Hic convention in
during the Easter holidays.

. served
by the hostess and th her co-host-
Mrs, J. Fodor, with the gift
the evening being received
irs. F. Stamp-Vincent.

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STARTS ERIDAY 2.30 P.M. C.B.C. RADIO
_ LISTENING TO. PICTURES,
The first of a series of 13 programs *

Rolary Club Wins

_ Jaycees’ Bonspiel

Eight service club -four-
somes from the Castlegar area
took part in a bonspiel at Cast-
legar Arena on Saturday, | or-

IT’S KI
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of pink, duck egg, sea foam and the ever
popular white — priced at... ...

$8.98 — $10.98

FE ted Jacq d

Piece suits --

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$45.00

Stylish Joyce Palmer lines’ for th
. $14, 98 - - $16, 98

LONG HANDLED PRUNERS
$6.75

$7.25

fin-| five ‘members had
last, general meeting.

felt unfair criticism’ had
made of the council's snow re
; at) the hall: How.

community. The
commune it: would be receptive |

to the future.of the:
‘The delegation sald that sl Ooo ibe it oven the } f

iibugh; the

‘Society stood at- about 100, only
attended eathe

meet the cost of the-project. As
stated «last: month; the :libra:
‘cost ‘will not exceed. $15,

the ‘town's: share of this will

"| needed’ to: ‘have: OE ed his de

he reported. It
3,000 adult books and 5,000 chil-

eer Too ‘Shut Down

Mountain Park Zoo ‘at' Rob: residents have continued to pa-

’ gon’is to:close' to the public, its | tronize the zoo: there. whas ‘been | -

curator: Allan O. Woodrow’ an- nos eat : tourist «interest.:The

nounced Hear ges in th 700) a ‘too \far- oft the: beaten
J

area,” he mai, ome me, respon
for the decision, Although

feger Jayeess.

The event was won by Cast-
tegen Rotary Club and the booby
Dl went to the Royal Can-
adian Legion.

Castlegar Boy Boys
Win Kootenay -
~ Basketball Finals

They beat Grand Forks ‘s7
to 48 and then triumphed: over

astlegar players were
ergusoff (captain),’ Mike

Crawford, Lorne Pollegrin, Lar.
ry Semenoff, Jack Burak, Vic

Weibe, Kay. Savinkoff, An
Konkin, Peter. Evdokimott and

Brent Stamp-Vincent.

They now enter the. ‘BE.
March 13.:Pro-

mn March. 8. ‘will go towards
meeting their expenses.

CAS TLEGAR DRUG
».Phone 365-7813
Corner of Pine & Columbia

R. Ez Goulet,
Friday 9-9

_Open Monday = Saturday 9-6

Building & Drywall
:,. Free. Estimates
Ph, 365-8359

IS

THE

TIME
FR
PRUNING.

TREES.

~ SAW ATTACHMENT
F ‘OR PRUNERS

: Priced at

» LOPING SHEARS

dren’s: books, double the: stock | ha

of the existing lib:

‘= “Donations could be sent ‘to it
the committee: podressed to Box | whe

493, Castlegar. 2

deficit, “he
This

He was known to havé plot
of. the earlier runs dur-

else who.

the! library would: have. atleast | ~ >

Mr.
the Hospital waAL and everyone Dee on; its trial run.
had ‘helped the beep hospi: | :
in 4 pilot for Canadian Pacific Air- |

ed nany:
ine the the development of. the field
as well’as in’ the, first

Captain :BcNeal was | chicf
es, ‘having: worked - with ‘the
d | company since 1939.

“| Kinnaird Council

‘SHSS prineipal Sohn: Holden
this: “that:the school's

a Sie said there were: no
y mediate plans for its relocation.
. Mountain - Park ‘has: be

Pete y bassin

“caree: night: starts
and “the: following |
“will be -taking part:

Marilyn Markle; the public’
verte Jack Wallace oF the’

The first
March:1.when ‘Pete's TV:
umbia: Ave! was broken into and
a tape recorder. anda radio were

stolen.
The ond was, the ‘thet
ie tehess caine ‘at

eae uraday’

“An spokesman sald this!
week that’ following investiga:
Bon ia ta pe recorder, radio pres
e e tay ;
most. of le. “Fings‘and jewellery
were Teco

All - five,

Basil Machilistor
‘Altemaie Delegaie

Basil MacAlister 0 of. Robson
sis to be an alternative

of the Bopha Retenny RoBon
‘al District,
‘board;

‘The® “agreed *.to..this
appointment at its o, meeting last

nthe: ie roof lifts Naleotea: lines over’ the 2 Deak of E
the roof. — Castlegar News Photo

le: Pochon. of :Vancouver;: nurs-|’

‘Careers Night is 3 Tonight
For High Schoo! Students

Straub; Nelgon-Vorational School
princi] jpal’ Gibson:

ey; steam: engineering, A.\.V.
eanting B. Biclby.

~ Queries Costs
For nginoering
‘letter. from. Kinnaird
counell is to be sent.to Associa:
ted Engineers aaking for. fs re;
son. et cost
Kinnaird < sewer. extension ver 4
‘billed ‘as-$1,000 instead: of the
‘estimated. Sinan

eal | 2200

ante |eninesrine, Tavn-Armie: mech-|__.\ The.
‘var-|:-anical engineering, Wilf. Sween-

[The estimated cost of the whole
ith | the

Craig;
Banking, R.: Weir; dentistry, Dr.
pA AS Sampson; medicine, DrD.

and< ‘Trail Business College,

representative ‘from Notre

parents: while

‘Ternent ; law,'E.\M. MeGaul-| J

| Engineers ‘to’ ask ‘about’
‘in~ costs and to’ be ‘given’ more

was $7,000, | wi
engineering costs at 10 per cent
of the whole’:price. When the
job was finished the total was
only $5,000.
“> ddowever the ‘eagineering

per. cent cee the actu:

On? Tu yee coun 7
decided :to ed Associate e

formation about the matter.

costs: went ‘up ‘to $1,000 ‘or 20]
al: cost.

tthe rise|| dams

the pumps draining: the last of the Columbie river: water

ae i ae ry
a i

tinue‘ to, handle this business
considered. 3

“Rk

_ Christnas Tree

Breese
2 the}.
alleen ft flag — and a Ch fries ‘
Apparently it is an italian
custom to mark the end of
: workon’a profect by. rr ising
a tree cver it. Thus the

spruce: tree. at the height of
the grouting Te to which the
Italian flag -was, attached.

ening to the speakers.

“Chamber Drive
_ For Membership
-“W. 'T.: Waldie,' chairman

of
Castlegar and District Chamber
of; Commerce's

id‘ be prep:
who it) was felt should -belong
the. Chamber. ‘Then an ap;
proach ‘should be’ made 'to these

- eae to’ try. and arouse: their

terest a the gro
eae had heard

this y
«valle: So still

‘think ‘we could double member-

dust. and
i | Where the

BIG ROCK, famous landmark at the Arrow. damsite, is
os now dwarfed:by ‘the work being carried on around if 5
s| Air. tracks: and. powder. men

i cold winds breaking ‘and ‘scaling the rock
rete portion ofthe dam and ‘its navigation Be
* lock will be anchored. — 7 Castlegar. News Photo

rt.
“A total of 5.5 inches of snow
fell'on the area Jast month and
the total fall for itt the ‘first ‘two

March 9: inches.
So far. this winter 1325 inches
of snow have fallen. The-depth
Si of -snow:-on \the ground at
month's end was 13 id was 18 inches: ;

~ Chamber Plas Plans :
For Tourist Booth

* Castlegar and District ict Cham-
ber of Commetee ‘decided at oe
eeting: last night 'to' go ahead

‘are: working >in::clouds: of