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CASTLEGAR; ENEWS) ‘Thursday, Nov. 23, 1967

ie his
first-walkers choose
PUSSYFOOTS

by a resident of Kinnaird
e turnoff from a main

HERE'S PROOF of the existence of a Kinnaird in
— Canada,
highway to the town of

to the attention of the

Scotland. Taken
that is — the shot snows
‘Kinn: In

Bonny Isles. Jack McIntosh, a resident of Kinnaird, (B.C.) brought

News these shots ze took while on

Castlegar
a vacation in the British Isles in 1963,

games,

MADDOCKS

put out ty the Co

last nd
with a split decision in their two S

High scorer in the cana was

Selkirk Saints in Calgary
One For Two in Tourney

The Selkirk Saints basket-|Saints followed by John Fowell
with the Cougars.

other major players for the
Saints, x

The Cougars’. Dennis Simp-
‘a: 20a had 15 and Tony Sutchfi

d 11.
On Saturday night the Saints

extremely quick style of, play |Played the. second. game of the
ugar:

double bill. It was obvious that
if they. were to come home with

KELANA LPetex KCootekin with 26 Zor the| ‘ue,Ouly win out of four, games

PUBLIC NOTICE
a deere: | Eeerartehet er |e

Bake. Bingo Tea and Sale of
Xmas handicrafts Dec.

to 830 p.m. at Nordic Hall by
ist. Kinnaird Ranger Company.
Sr. Citizens. Annual Meeting on

lay, Nov. 24 at 7.30 in
Legion Hall, Please attend.
Donations welcomed for

Baking
the Kinnaird United Church Tea
Bae Bazaar Cd be held Sat., Nov.

the
enlld. Public fnvitest

‘Note Date — Sat, Nov. 25, Kin-
naird « United © Chi ‘Tea and

company active. Ph, 365-"
evenings.

ES Bazaar and Ne
twin Rivers Hall. ‘3420. “Bak aie:
ing, sewing and novelties. Leer mroceia roup Tea ene
Bake Sale, Nov. 23 —

Hall,

ual Nut Sele by WA to Cast- “fon. Com. Fi Baby sobe
Ung.

Annual
hs and District ae ital will
be held Nov, 29, Bane

SMITH’S

61 CRESCENT ST. —

PLUMBING &
‘HEATING LTD.

PHONE 365-7531 — CASTLEGAR

Dame Knights
‘And win it ey. aid — the

ts ‘this was the’ one

ig guns, Bill
Osachoff’ who had’ shot for 34
and 29 on the previous night.

Special Thanks
To Cadels, Band

Special thanks were extend-
ed this week to the SHSS band
and the air cadets who took part
in‘the recent Remembrance Day

observance.

A spokesman,. not-
ing that the two groups had been
overlooked in news reports of
the Nov. 1 activities, commented

helpful

Every Department —

The Tremendous Selectaen of Gifts in Every Depart-
- ment are Now on Full Display in Our Store.

from Cosmetics through Lea-
ther Goods to Glassware — Has the Greatest Selection it
Has Ever Been Our Privilege to Offer. ee

We Have Gifts for Everyone in a Wide Price Range.
Even Youngsters — Looking for a ‘Gift for Mom or Dad
or Brothers and Sisters — Will Find Gifts that are Differ-
ent. And They Start at Only 98c! See Us Right Away.

Be Sure to Visit Our
Downstairs Toy Department

R. E. Goulet
Sunday and Holiday Hours:

Open Monday — Saturday 9.a.m. to 6 p.m. series 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
12 Noon - 1 p.m.

Phone 365-7813
6.7p.m..

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_ A. EREMENKO and Co.
Dollar Shoe Sale

DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY
_ FOR, A REAL BARGAIN:

‘SALE STARTS FRIDAY

CHILDREN’S — BOY’S — GIRL’S
MEN’S OXFORDS — WORK BOOTS
LADIES. HIGH HEELS AND FLATTIES

Hundreds of pairs of different SHOES on SALE
Special PROMOTION PRICES, Broken sizes and
Broken Lines are out on SALE:

BUY ONE PAIR OF SALE SHOES. at Regular Price and just
for ONE MORE DOLLAR y. you get an ‘extra pair of shoes

E
F DON'T FORGET OUR BARGAIN BASEMENT
OOOO CTT

BEAUTIFUL ORLON DRESSES
Tust arrived, the very. latest styles for the young. Bold,
gay and ‘colorful. erie and plains, Sizes 7 to'18 ......... rigiiegion iaaty

“$1295 95 - $14. 95
$1.59 - $2.98

SPECIAL THIS WEEKEND
Do Your Christmas Sewing at Reduced Prices ‘and Save
BROCADE MATERIALS 25% OFF
DACRON ACETATE, in Lovely Soft Shades. Gold Metalic Interwoven with Silver, 45”
* Reg..$7.50 . $5.63 Reg..$5.65 .. a Reg. $2.98 oS $2.24 Reg. $7.75... $5.72

HEAD SQUARES, in Italian Imported Silk ...

_ HAND CUT LEAD CRYSTAL

Vases... 85c- $18.25 Cream and Sugar . 87.95, - - $11.95 Bowls. $6.50- $16. 25

“ “Ashtrays .. $5.50 - ‘$5.69 Butter Dishes . $7.95 - $8.50.
GLO HILL CHROMEWARE

Provinolal Library
ry
Manent  Batidinge
tla; Bs
17873

4 st. Fniday.

members of the TWA: visited the
Castlegar News ‘office ‘to ‘stand
up and be: counted'!\with respect | WILL
te. this * \per’s. front-page
eal revious day.’

ress ‘release.
Ihe bilowing “open letter”

was released’-to:.the Castlegar
News on: (uceday’ afternoon and

pps in: its. entirety.
(A: DEMANDS FAIR PLAY”
IWA’ member:

rior. ‘pack; up
their demand for “EQUAL PAY

«, FOR EQUAL

Men and: habe beta in!
the! southern: interior: forest  in-

Teaso tf

CONCILIATORY. MOVES: &:
“Your editorial “states that

Celger has made two conciliatory’

am signed by. 300

employees 7 ae the: Celgar. lum-

ber. division and sent to the com-

> to. “immediate”. parity as‘ sug-

gested. by -you. The ‘union’s posi-
tion. at that time: was, and still
ig, ‘that .we are demanding pari-

“Rotary Club *
Again Selling
Xmas Trees

‘The "Castlegar. Rotary
has announced tie it wi
as

ensure even
‘be obtainable at

the Castlealrd’ Pine Super Valu

parking ‘lot, the parking ‘lot’ of
the’ Bank® of -Commerce’ or by
contactin any member, of the

sider ‘wa

ut that WE.

WILLING. gate, Bu tNECOTE

ATE AN’ AGREEMENT WHICH

j/ ALLOW: THE COMPANY.

ME tO ADJUST, TO OUR DE-
MAND:

BNE

‘ editorial nates
the. ‘unten: should’ have: started

| SOUND UPSTI LAM to. docka; polat above.
the

By BURT.CAM
Editor, Castleg:

" IWA
| prepared to settle on'a '38-month| %.
contract’ with Columbia j Cet ete
«| lose Co, . “providing ** that
parity were achieved on ihe base ,

‘te by the end of that period.”
This

ment

new develop-| 'n
lusively |

that|:TRI The Regula ustry
formed: th Soe i ine
a i termi

“Ratepayers

et No. 9 may soon have to con:
t) district: erinten-

dent _Siauae Bissell described

pari-| ing of

Mr. Bissell
that. the ait district has, within the
past few. years, .worked hard to
bring schools to ‘an adequate—

ambitious—level

require action ‘very. ‘soon, or the
level: of: services will fall behind
the: demand:and-the school dis-
trict will: again® have to work}
hard to.catch:up, he asserted. ’
Both ‘Mr. Bissell and board |.
chairman’: Mrs.; Walter. Japob>

major feferendum on! for:

7) P
| proposed ' bi

‘explained that th
fod. ofa year would be re Tet
- fulfillment : of ;Schoo!
uilding »: pr
the ‘department: of education.

ed to the example of the Greater
Victorian School: District," where

rocadures,’and approval of the ee
ogram: by |;

e Romeo Goulet point-|:

Museum Plans
Movi iy ‘Ahead
‘Notes ‘Webber

casio! ‘with repre-
sentatives from the IFLRA: and
discuss job rates.

on: ae re vieots, and *
f Jour arednonts to our principals TWA.:
d let -yqu, know. at

Jo!
: Ina ‘mecting held-on June |con
- Garside ‘summariz-

by: Mayor R Re C., Ma

ion’s poeltion |
southern ne;

ii ine past, We should say, this
b e ‘past. We should say,

is-what. we‘ need —'-th the bare
essentials — and this is what'we
eat ask: tor ins ‘the: referend-

te warned against the temp-
dation to draw ‘up: for referen:
‘dum * a pro; which ‘ woul

but’ prot

sonagreed ic fac:
tors ‘at. the ‘present :time make
any “extra expenditures “almost
impossible,’ but that’ two factors |°
work® together to? justify a) re-
ferendum > very’ 5
The : first: of “these is that
the. actual:-referendum ° would
probably not be taken to: the

t/ implementation’ of ‘a’ suggested
“|“survey of need’? advocated by.
Mrs. Jacobson.

:The..second factor is that,
should the, referendum’ be pass-
ed at: that’ time," it would prob-
lably be’ a-year or ‘more’ there-

after’ before taxpayers ‘actually
started | to. feel‘ the ‘ extra. bite,
Mrs.- Jacobson: said, _by which
time localized and. lemporery, ec.

for future

of'a
museum is moving ahead: one of|
the Supporters said : this. week.

cal historian Harold Web
ber aa 4 that some artifacts have
been “located: inthe ‘Deer Park
area ’and these will be ‘put: into’

‘di
School;now has approximately
256 students attending, with pro-
jections: for the: 1968-69 school

displays ‘set up in the
of:the new Castlegar Centennial

people until next spring, after Library.

"Mr. Webber said also that
some: blackemith’s "tools from
earlier days, have’ been’ located|
and. the Doukhobor. communi!
may be: approached. for : con!
bution: long of articles to the mus-

year in excess'of the theoretical
290-student maximum,

‘A similar. situation exists in
other ¥sehools, declared,

gary: ‘within the next'year or.two

eum.

‘The mi
pigsent consists of

useum committee at t
ficox, ‘Ed*'Sorge, ‘Mel, Maglio}
bber.: i

the need for. expansion
odate diner needs itudent| ret

and Mr. : Wel
|SOCDELOOS

inthe ‘next ‘two or’ three school
rear

where expansion oe be ‘neces: |

to ‘maintain “adequacy, :notwith- | School
Posstnity of builatay a unit for
tard children fakusp

Ww. discu:

.IN'RETURN: WE DEMAN:
THAT REPORTS “BE FACTUAL.

table: or. not: Tru to, the?
{dem i emceratic’ principles of. 2 OuE
ion, the. mem! employ-
by Celgar; voted; "BY SECRET E
on: the ‘company’s :lat-
t offer and BY: SECRET: BAL-
| Lor: ejected | the offer by. a vote |’
278 0 with 0 re  epetied

ns: bel
the membershin’s demands for | t0.
“EQUAL. : PAY> EQUAL
WORK” at. any fine and any
vlace with anv individual or any
iq | frou: of individual: ais. :

i gram
+) adequately. meet present needs D
vide nd margin of safe’ ety,

: : exclusiv
to; the Castlegar News this week’
ddocks who
said he ‘advised: of: the ‘un-
the’ head of‘its
ting committee,
urs Hs IWA‘ regional premient di

quiry.
TA the present situation page. have
well been averted.”

ment offic

3 id
solutely’ necessary—without any
interference from: bfased govern-

Meanwhile, in Kelowna, IWA

Moore warn-

sell described: as. ‘the’ greatest

to:a full council ‘of tees o!
‘District: No. 9 the
in tue Ni

der the.

dermanic /seat.

At “Kinnaird, . ‘Mrs.’ Walter
Jacobson, chairman of the board
‘Gf trustees of Schoo! District No.
9, be: challenged by. new:

will
comer Mrs,. Pearl: Lan: a i

{Mayor Carl Loeblich
clared elected: ey, aeelamation at at| a]

ic seat along ‘with J.C. Killough,
‘a B.C. Forest Service employee,

pictures. of ot,
appear in viext week's Castlega:
ews.’ Voting is ‘on Soe Dec: 9.

dist ‘sportsman
White — will seek an alderarats| f

eal sake
all candidates: will}

:| school : level: whtch-.can- be : de-
ae not : edueable ‘But |)

ton:

‘| said.’ or. protects now undersay, 4

‘| or-planned in:the future to bet

‘Vefit:“excentional. students at the

'| instruction.

gchool curricuta more st smecifical:
Ivo to:thaineeds:'o? sti

Tuesday to consider. what. dist-|he declared.
ict superintendent Claude Bis- Sra

challenge ‘in : education - today.”
ell reported Monday
if trast F.

rmation:of such @.un-
“age '

| absorb’ some’ form. of training.
pecially Practical: job instruc.

roucl h the E

‘able from the standpoint of Ay
is’ practice of tailoring

“the technique that brings ont

S.D. No. 9 Trustees Watch
New Nakusp Development oe me

Nakusp school trustees met|a teacher's

this
and ‘we nD

queers is a great future in
specialized schooling

Dastri
taking advantage of it.”

No. 9 ‘are

or turning several ¢
ahead: of your vehicle can be-

come: virtually impossible “on! <..:
slippery face. :

at Te:

ed, be des
ed to benefit matniv atudents-at| cil’ share. of
the junior and senior secondary | combin

back-handed -compliment.Tues-
fi i Rinnaind

ee hia jue was. the, coun:
fits: froma,
ed;church choir concert

Centennial Ch

‘A letter. from the local Cen- held Oct. 15 under Centennial
ittee_sponsorship.-:

ing yesterday, with mimi

fn offical of the BG, Retarded | enmial commalttes

Children’s ‘Association in attén-
‘was: to ‘consi first

prompted a
mayor. Carl

oir Makes $$

commi
The mayor’s ironic fone was:
in reference to a combined Cen-
tennial ‘celebration this summer,
‘when ‘a: considerable: amount of

? there
: taking, : movings

Chri istmas’ tree. hunting asa
do-it-yourself project has been: .
made more complicated asa

result “of a new” regulation
covering coreln types of trees.
rest. Service | ranger <

cy

iy Sibition mer

“cutting, 0

nsct whch ts feared cou
stands Of ter.

° Act, rf
ute, has'a. coainvum fine {of :
$100. or: emer prison:

freee
Inger Wood

ay of the species of areially

id the roa-

son ree for this isan infection of
dents ‘{s |. Balsam Weody. Aphi

ment, or %
tree hunters may:

take all other “Christmas tree
types,*:he sald. Only, the; bat:

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