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Reader Is ‘Quite Distressed’
Over Council's Care Criticism

ear Sir:
oman n letter to May-
Weeks an

1 have talked to 15 or
iy dato the sub ject of
e eople's Nurse!

and could have written
letter and got their
tures on it, however I ‘am
ig my ‘own, I want you
to know, however, that op-
inions expressed are not on-
ly my own but the other
ladles as well.

When I read the artic-
e

co

with having the proper fa-

cilities, as we all are, how-

ever it irked me to read
in this

espec-

the children; the

been you would have seen
repaired toys;

bat
that the adults the area,
instead of offering a hel

Can't ‘youn; Z., ie’
and the “old fogie” get to-
gether on some! ing

constructive like the Little

do something I'm sure the
ladies concerned will be

Robson Institute
Propares Plans
For ‘W.l. Day’

The Robson Women's

rae Hay 18) at whet
ay” on ay at w!

time there wi il be a bak
and plant sale, and Ere
food will be served.

The fete will be held in
the Resker Hall and will al-
nd 10 feature handicraft dis-

Robson mo oe Ape will
Mrs, J. Stier.
t the close of the
meeting, Mrs. Donald. gave
ff demonstration of decora-
ive

freshments were ser-
ved by hostesses Mrs. W. T.
Waldle an and Mrs. D, L, Gill-
man, R. Fowler was
the winner of the booster
prize, 5

Kinaaird Elementary
Tours Sawmill

The Grade 4 students
¢ Kinnaird Klemen-

tary

ervision of teachers, Mrs.

Paluck and Miss S, Fellner,

and rents recently toured
dikin Saw: at Bril-

aople
Peo) judged by»:
what epee DO, and if you ...

a ele ses i

Mrs. D. E. Hughes 55503

BIRTHS

RITSON — To Mr. and
Mrs. George Ritson. of Cas-
tlegar, April 21, a son.

ELLIS — To Mr. and
Mrs.’ William Ellis of Kin-
naird; April 21, a son.

home of Mir. and dirs. Den-
of wi

where, {they visited Mrs, El-
dridge’s ‘ parents, Lt.. Col.
and Mi . John Reynolds and

t
College, spent the weekend
before last visiting with her
parents, Mr. and F. H.

igrignon and.
Sheila and Betty, all of
New Denver.

Electronic Scope Check
Plugs, Points and Condenser

ELECTED vice-prosident of
the Rossland Light Opera
Players last week was Jim
Cromwell ‘of Castlegar. A
former resident of Castlegar,
Babs Bourchler was nomed
secretary.

LEGION CORNER
Ce al

Anyone wishing to make

an appointment to see Mr.
Cc. vert ensions Ad-

West Kootenay

track meet will be
held at Haley 1 field in War-
fleld May 6 and 7. Partici-
ts are to contact Mr. H.
ite, in
eeete@

Next meeting will be held
Tuesday, | May 2 at 7.30 p.m.

Meeting. Downs
Amalgatiation '
Propesal

The tion be-
tween thevgenlor’ Citizens
Assoc, and the Old Age
Pensioners has been voted
down,

Senior Citizens met, at

pe naa ram

their semi-annual. meeting |;

of the West Kootenay Re-

Slonal Council last week to |
vote upon the matter. which 4
has been under discussion }

for some time.

Considerable Mine was
spent in delving into the
question before the vote

was taken,

with -
pandlceatay bus. tr
low: high on
Mra! A. McLu

a

Trail, an executive member

fe j

A 0.
whether it. wo!
“service” or‘
a show of

Top
Centre were ahead.
The Aer

be held 93 Oct. AL a the
n Hall, Cattiegr,

DRIVE-IN

SUNSET

TONIGHT - FRIDAY - SATURDAY
— Double Bill —
THE COCKEYED COWBOYS
OF CALICO COUNTY
and
Van Johnson and Ray Milland

“AH Noi in Black ae
SHOW TIME: — 8:00 P.M, :

THEATRE

no? WHERE THE

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BETTER BUY

GARBAGE BAGS. Pkg. of 10 .. 39

-PEPSI & 7-UP

plus’ deposit

SHREDDIES, Nabisco. 18 oz. ...

. 46c

FLOUR, Robin Hood .. 20 lbs. $1.49

: ALL FISHING TACKLE FOR TKE FISHERMAN
GULF GAS AND OIL — PROPANE TANKS ALLED

Johnny's Grocery & Gas Sales

— ON ROBSON SIDE OF FERRY
OPEN 7:00 A.M. TO.9:00_P.M..7 DAYS AWEEK

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Check PCV Valve
Check Air Cleaner

Check Fluid Levels

‘Clean Glass

Vacuum Interior

By Paul Samsonoff
and

Fred Fomenoft
About 30-odd years a)
our little community at
legar was very prous
of of its local senior adttball
sub snow as the Castle-

to ae to su) ort and
cheer their team and fe
them in action a; it
contenders if from

gon, as well

as many
ing teams. To ‘mention via
a few of these: Califo:
Colored Giants, the Ghosts
and the famous Ed Feinner,
better known as the

oo htet Too long before they
brought home th

ie senior
long
ether, belare a Juclos team

proud t to say that under the

coaching of our senior play:
ers it povgntually, Pyinlor
claim

it
te

homes s here and established
places of business.

= la
* We Serve You First

INSURARCE
for

personalized .
insurance service
on ell. classes

aioe B.C.

SOFTBALL IS BACK!

After Many Years Aksence
Tho Castlegar Cubs are Here

Perhaps some are still
not aware of the talent that
existed and still exists in
sports. and other fields
among our people here, es-

in our present day

somewhere a quotation:
“Why build these ciics
@orlous when man unbuild-
goes,” and another,
The greatest wealth of our

nation are — our children."
Therefore, the environ-
ment that we create both at
home and in our communi-
ty will have a tremendous
theirs and

dict

tres, parks for development
of various —_ recreations.
Taking into consideration
the fercitie ogress made
hockey a ae, a
fuk re eould defini
next on the agent
Yes, an outlet for our
youth's energy is now re-
ed ere tte in
ont eations,
janie semis anes. are the on

known as Castl
Cubs. We have joined
American league in

season. —
We will also endeavor ‘

in exhibition gam
to bring

with wr. out op
Sibre ers. Four of the
pay from Trail

ed team took place A) rll
6 at the home of Paul
akin. On A)

As managers of
Castlegar Cubs softball club
we wish to express our sin-
cere appreciation for the
warm attitude of the follow-

rs, Jo; sai Basran_Contract-
Cut-Rate Groceteria,

Building
Uh Castlegar Drugs and
onashiee Sporting Equip-

mente would also like to
thank all the players of
this team who unanimo'

os Paone is among

those from Bri-

the grant, which
worth up to $4,000.

There were 878 Bpplic-
ants for its in this ca

gory, wh: ce

artists in the early stages
of het professional car-
eers for a year’s work or

we a your

aay Teoon as we obtain
the schedule we will pub-
lish it in the columns of
the Castlegar News.

We want you to come
out strong and support your
ees

A tea:
it took a lot of
effort “and work in putting
all this together,
know that softball is ba

wi

serve as a great inspiration

to all the young people par-

ticlpating in our little lea-
e@ @

of our readers

in pul tl
time | to tins during . the
potball season. — News Ed-

Leis we

Beaver Bronco’ teams
rosters and schedule for the
1972 season,

Cubs
ach Bill Stefoniuk—
Robert Shera tobitoff, Ro:
Sherstobitoff, Leslie Gyur-
kovits, Greg Moroso, Gord.
in Pace, Robert Olson, Rick
Solberg, Mark P|
Ntcatofl, Conrad Pry
mira ce,
” Giants
Coach — Gai McKinnon
— Joey Nevakshanoff, Lor-

hips, Allan - Cool

, Morisseau,

| SENTINEL BEAVER-BRONCO LIST

Coach Ed Conroy —
Roderick McKenzle, Johnny
Pereversoff, Michael Salis
bury, Brian Koon, Marvin
Polonikoft, walter Jenkne, »

‘David , Allan
roy, ab Peter Kales-
nikott, Terry Halishoff, Paul

Pirates
ch Red Warner —
erehudott Faron

Zaytsoft, Mecre ; ‘Soukerof!
0: joe ero!

1 Kooznetsoff, Dean
vanes Warner,
Gary Davidolt.

"THE SCHEDULE

Schedule for 1972

Giants vs Expos — C.
18 Glants vs Cubs —

—c. “Tee 1 phates vs « vs a

ants"— K June 6 Cubs va |
Giants

bated — C, June 6

Expos — K. June 8
Giants vs Cubs — K. June

Cubs — a June “15 Expos
vs SR rears
to start at

All gam
.m. 8] Last team List-
a ana, Ca

— Kinnaird Kinsmen ,

Park Cc — Castlegar —
Kinsmen Park.

LAST RUN

The last railway mail ©

car run was made between
Campbellton, N.B. and Levis
on April 24th, 1971.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, _Thursda’ Ql

KINNAIRD TRANSFER LID.

L. A. TONY GERONAZZO

il_27, 1972

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Ditching, Top Soil

CONTRACT DISPOSAL FIELDS
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STARTING. AT 9 P.M.

THIS WEEKEND:
THE NEW VERSATILES

Fri. 9 p.m. - 2 a.m. — Sat. 9 p.m. = 1 a.m.

Admission $1.00 Per Person

D-Bar-D Riding Stables
Phone S65-s29¢
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New WCB Accident Prevention

Accident Prevention Regulations Handbook
available to British Columbia workers.

Thisis an era of rapid change in industry. New tech-
nology introduces new machinery and new methods,

and with them, new hazards.

The Workmen's Compensation Board is constantly
reviewing the accident prevention regulations to

make sure they are up-to-date.

298 page handbook containing revised and new
accident prevention regulations. These regulations

apply more realistically to present day work practices

and will be of great benefit in hazard control.

The new handbook of regulations has been mailed
to all.employers. Copies of the handbook are avail-

cleaning Is still the best way
fo care for clothes... Includ+
Ing all those double-knits

end wash and wear fabrics,

Take somé clothes to the

* you'll find a

friend there, |

A joint WCB-labour-management committee has,

completed another review which was followed by
public hearings. The result is the publishing of the

“A good knowledge of these
‘regulations may some day.
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f encourage workers in

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ee
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