teeter tionth |

The firat ‘quarter ‘of
Ag72 has been a busy time
“for members of the Harm-
fony-Friendship Unit of the
‘United Church Women,

.

Shepherd
: Carr as co-

i Me |. Grummett and
Ta terhiko also atten-

‘nce they had attended at

{The meeting was open-
‘ed by Mrs, E. Kraft. with
‘Mrs, W. Susut conducting
‘fhe devotionals,

was reported there

‘s a pala up membership of

‘hirty get well cards

ure sent out during the

dnonth, eight boxes of mix-

cards ‘had been sold, 37

Sie made to sick and

shut-ins, two birthday cards

3nd an anniversary card

‘was signed by all members
and sent out.

: The evenings booster
rize was won by Mrs. Su-

* The February meetin
‘was held at the home oj
Mi with Mrs.

% Members decided to
donate $10 to the Sund
‘School for supplies neede
Mrs. Grummett was invited
‘to attend the March meet-
o that the members
did Sear the tape record-
ig of the Banff Confere-
‘nee,

‘% | The March meeting was
theld at the home of Mrs.
3J.-Gemmill with Mrs. Susut
as co-hostess. Nine members
‘and one visitor were pre-
‘sent, The Devotional period
vas conducted by Mrs. R.
Gemmill.

Letter of thanks and
‘appreciation was received
‘from Mrs. G. Brady for

8. Walton:that she’ had re-
eived while sick,

It was decided to order
boxes of cards.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 6, 1972

Busy First Quarter Year Held
By Harmony - Friendship Unit

Twenty five get well
cards were sent out during
the month, and 15. visits
made, All present signed a
ecard which was sent to Mrs.
Bonacei who is sick,

Refreshments were serv:
ed at the close of each
meeting which was closed
with all repeating the Miz-
pah Benediction.

Several members will
visit the residents at the

Rooper. feo will be

held ae the home of Mrs. W.
Shmoorkoff.

Very Successful
Season Noted
By Lady Curlers

The season has finally
ended and it was a very
fear one for the’ lad-

A summary of the tro-
phy winners for the after-
noon: Super-Valu Trophy,
Marg Van Yzerloo; Grace
Honchar, Bev Kalmakoff,
see Gata

‘ophy, are evan zerlo0,
Alice Wat Lorni
Bomford and. "jean Fitzpat
rick,

The evening ladies for

ee tei Es
erie rons,
psa a ‘

Audrey Moore
Klit,

The ladies were also
very successful in the curl-
ing away from home. Rinks
were sent to Nakusp, Trail,

elson, Fruitvale, Rossland,
Samo and also tot the Nitty.

came home in the prizes in
each of the Spiels.
Well done ladies yea

main club and the presenta-

lon of the trophies for the

It starts

at 730 pam with free drinks
until 8. Date is April 15.

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LOCAL AND

DISTRICT BOWLING RESULTS

Mon. Nite Mixed
LHS An

Expos 968. Soup

4.
ints; Perform-
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Kegs 2 8, Hapless 5 1, Expos

ex 0,

Other 600's Ede Kow-
alko 6) ed paler 607,
Paul Malev 6
Tues. Coffee Brakare

Eleanor Holds-
worth 668.

‘THS | Pincurlers”* 850,
THT: *pincurlers 2707"

Team Points: Cheerios
49, Mutfets Mugs 40,
Pincurlers 67, ‘Tike Five 60,
Wheaties 66.
Tues. 1 p.m.

LHS Shirley Barton
264. LHT Shirley Barton

648,
THS Boundary Electric
Soe THY Boundary Electric
Team peints: Macalisters
Ins. 75, Sentinals 46, Cast-
legar Drug 53, Indep en-
dents 66, Boundary Blestric
55, Lucky Five 41.

Tues. 7 o'clock

LHS Jean Archambault
226. LHT Pam Banham 551.

MHS Matt Rohn 285.
MHT Matt Rohn 677.

THS se aI6 1029.

Ro:
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Other 600s Ken Scott

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bce pitt Rohn 715,
Nighthawics 981.
THT “higuthavis 2
points: ‘Spoilers
2, Nishthavies 3, Monsters
0, jasiders 2, Airdots 4,
L-C-Be

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Other 600s Walter Kan-
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Wed. Drive

LHS Pearl | Mott Cine
LUT: Bobbie Keraiff: 721

‘THS Cadillaca:991; THY
Rambiers 2640,

Team points: Chevys
3, Malibus 3, Cadillacs 2,
T-Birds 1, "Mustangs y
Ramblers 2,

“Wed. Cut Rate

LHS Lil Knowler 232.
LHT Daisy Koehle 600.

THS Canaries 958. THT
Canaries 2501.

Team points: Orioles 3,
Parrots 1, Canaries 2, Swal-
sone ae! 8, Robins 1, Budgies

Thurs. Morning Ladies
LHS Dean Koenig 216.

Local Cancer
Socialy Elects
Now President

The Castlegar Unit of
the Cancer Society has el-
ected Glenys New as presi-
dent, an election which oc-
cured just before the so-
ciety began its “Conquer
Cancer Month.”

Vice president is May
Moroso, secretary, Elsie
sen, treasurer, Orla Grand-
strom and welfare commit-
He chairman is Edna Schul-

Four new members
were s veleomed to the So-

With April being desig-

nated Cancer
Month”,
8 onsoring a_ showing of
films on Sunday, April 16
at 2 pm. in the Castle
Theatre.

LHT_Colleen Ligttle 558.
THS Teddy Bears 854.

THT Squirrels 2449,

‘eam points: Lions 1,
Sauna els 3,
Rowdy Rollers

Shirley Barton
Fey LHT Shirley Barton

6.

THS Hooters 894. THT
Groaners 2.

Team points: Hooters
53%, Screamers 38, Groan-
ers 51, dane 56%, Criers

; "us | Wall
Bh MHT Walter jamean
815.
THS Farmers 1040, THT
Farmers 2904,
Team points: Pinchers
3, Barflies 1, Highlanders
3, Bawlers 1, "Hee Haws 3,
Rolling Stones 1, Splinters
Swingers -1, Farmers 4,
Buber 0, 0, ‘Tumbleweeds
leycal

her c00's Matt Rohn

Rate
LHS Dot pene 235.
LHT Dot Ti
rad a8. THT

THS Sw
Swallows 2499.

Team points: Orioles 1,
Parrots 4, Canaries 4, Swal-
tows 8, Robins 0, Budgies

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Kinnalrd Juntor Secondary School
Not Lacking For Talent

ais want some
enowbee ls for their Kreceert
Here it Is April, and we
atts ive plenty of snow

on th es of our playing

fields 1 be! ening the actoal
We haa hur Easter

Dance last Thursday after-

Cd ee

fe think yuu should

we
now about Susan Culley.

her for our len:
tine Queen and we are
more proud of her than ev-.
er, Do you know what she

back in Februai
weed

gio Si the arrange-
ments, and even tuned
the iaatraments without an:
teacher assistance, We think
we told you how the ad-
judicator enjoyed the band,
but we didn’t ‘tell you what
he wrote! ‘on:the adjudicat-
ion - sheet

shetty ‘was very good.

Bs
Hort “Concerto for Hose
Pipe and Vacuum Cleaner.”
its of fun | — I enjoyed it
very much!”
ee @
Souebady else should
take a bow. Mrs, Walters
for her wonderful work on
the costumes for the play
“The Adding Machine.”
so Mr. Sheppard who work-
ed many long hours on the
very successful eee te
tings of the same Pay
Phipps and Mr. rant Me
sisted Mr. Sheppard and
their help was much BPpre:
ciated by the schoo!
last but definitely not least,
all the teachers who
erated so unselfishl,
making practice time avail-
able to the 23 members of
ecch sae
you're great,

ond +

David Aa ddbeks: got a

2 ‘unexpectedly! ‘The ad-
unexpect e ad-
iidieator and festival com.
mittee announced that th
‘had awarded him the Tra

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but it's somethin fo: look
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0 the. next few days,
eo Ws a fong haul till

Phone 365-5308
Box 1351, Castlegar

Selkirk Women Present -

BREATH OF SUMMER BAZAAR

Featuring
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— Door Prizes

Free
Live entertainment

Saturday, April 8, 1 to 3 p.m. at Selkirk College
50 cents admission
Proceeds will provide student bursaries
Look for the posters with the bright sun for full details

Nielsen's Flowers

has been sold to

Mr. Joseph Vroom

It is with deep regret and a touch of sadness,
that we bid adieu to our many customers and
friends who have made our 26 years in business
such happy ones. We thank you all sincerely
and hope you will patronize the new owners so
that Kinnaird will remain the garden town of the
Kootenays.

Ivy and Axel Nielsen

Vroom Flowers Lid.

announce they have taken over Nielsen's
Flowers. We are proud of the tradition the Niel-
sen Family has created in the nursery field. We
intend to carry in this tradition with the same
courtesy in the field: of bedding Plante, floral
‘arrangements “and potted plants,

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NEW EXECUTIVE of the Costlegar District,

B.C. Regi J Nurses A

elected on Wednesday of last week at the
annual meeting held in the Hi Arrow Arms.
* Top, left to right, Mrs. Agnes Halliwell, se-
sident; Mrs. Therese Webster,

devi

was

Photo

secretary; Mrs. Anne Gallo, third vice-presl-
dent. Bottom, Mrs. Peter Faris, first vice-
president; Mrs. June Little, president; Mrs.
Helen Friesen, treasurer. — Castlegar News

District RNABC Names New
Executlve Af Annual Meeting ,

The Annual Spring
Dinter meeting of the Dist-
rict RNABC. was ‘held at
the Hi Arrow Arms on
Wednesday of last week
with 71 members from

Kennedy conducted | the
“meeting and reported on
her meeting with the board
of directors. Margaret Ev-
ans of, Trail read the min-

utes and correspondence.
June O'Sullivan of Castlegar
gave the treasurer's report.
Chairman of the’ com-
mittee on continuin; ease,
tion, Mrs, John Pin!
ported that. a good Hf end:
ance is expected for a sem-
inar to be held at Selkirk |
College on “Death and Dy-
ing" at which Dr. Elizabet'

ology. He spoke’ on condl-
tloned reflexes in relation
to the process of learning.
the nurses were fascinated
by Mr. Ehman’s topic, which
Offers hope for future
phystcological treatment.

A lively question and
answer erlod followed the
talk which appeared very
uct enjoyed by all pres-

Kinnaird Guides
Hold Ege Hunt
And Easter Party

Five Guides of the 3rd

Kuebler-Ross will be the re-.-

source person, This

seminar,
to be attended by people
from local: medical,

celal

Mil be held May.5, 6 and
A sal by Anne
allo ‘of Contlogar, to estab-
lsh a set of archives on the

local medical history of the -
West Kootenay was enthusi-

VICTORIA REPORT

-MIA’s Gearing For Election

me mes K. Nesbitt

MLAs are now
ack int their home ridings,
gearing themselves for an
election,
ar Only Premi-
er Bennett
knows when
it will come

Our Premler is always
toying with the idea of HH
election. All of a sudden he
gets the nod from on

80 to- and away
goes and sets the date vith.
out a by-your-leave of any-
one,

Oh, he may talk it ov-
on va his cabinet ‘minist-
pny an mas hig Sela create

ces, other
Gian that he's the one-who

de

You’ must \ admit « his
hunches in this regard so
far have been extraordinar-
ily: good. So good that he
has been with us as premier

almost 20 years.

iIn all o ur history only
Joey ‘Smallwood of New-
foundland can: boast of a
longer, — continuous__record
than that, <"

Now our Premier wants

ery
cord in the Listory of Brit-
ish Columbia.

i

e “MLAs are. tellin
different stories to ‘their
constituents about the 1972
session : of. our. Legislature.

One’s opinion of a ses
sion ‘depends upon. which

aide of the political fence
e sits,

NDP socialists, Liber-
als and Conservatives are
more convinced than ever
that the Premier's a dictator
and rules his cabinet and
his backbench supporters
with a rod of iron.

Soclal Crediters ine
oppositionists don't
wat they want, that they

e all mixed up, and are

quite insane in

lousies of all that
 Sanett
does for the

people who can’t fend for
1 ves in this tough
hard via 1d.

ives, I aul think the Prem-

Mrs, J, F. Killough
Named Nominee
Zone Chairman _

Mrs, J. F. Killough has
been nominated for the
position of zone chairman
of the imperial Order of ihe the
Daughters of the Empire.
The recommendation, made
at the oats Fomeeting held
recent ascle, will
be forwarded to ite ptoun

annual mee hich is
being held in Vieorla from
April 17-19,

vhapman and

Schofield

Ghanter, of of Trail as well as

the Lillian Killough Chapt-
“er of Castlegar.

Among the reports
heard was the'news that the
zone had

cier~and: his ;
will go back in the next el-
ortton — whenever. that:

The fact the opposition-
ists are badly dit a ce
ong ves of
course, be a big help to
rey _ as always.

ie marched at
from Atae “1972 session vind
Premier looked as if he did
not have a care in all the
wide world.

an in-
cubator. - which‘: had heen
sent'‘'to - the © North: West’

bers!
in British Columbia there
were 1,527 mei

Mrs. F. A. Hostetter, of
Castlegar, was elected to
the. position - of secretary-

eas

Former Practical Nurse
Mrs. Laura Mae Kirby Dies

A former: ractical nur-
se in this area, Laura Mae
Kirby, has “ated at the age

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CASTLEGAR
Across from P.O.
365-3375

> her in

of 90 in Mount St. Fraycis
Hospital, Nelson.
rn’ in Thayer, Iowa,
she taught school before she
GC. Lipsett i

stone, Sask.
homestend::

lay,

She had five clilldren,

two of whom predeceased

raat fia Nae

gia, a baby and Patrick, her

eldest son, in 1923, aged

1A daughter, Mrs. Lloyd

(Celeste) Renwick, of Nek:
son predeceased her

She is survived b:
fon James Lipsett o!
a daughter, Mrs. Ea
carat Renwick, of eit
, Sask; a sister and two
brothers in Iowa, six grand-
@reat-grand-
one great-

great-grandson.

one

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CASTLEGAR NEWS

Phone 365-7266

to
project.

Presiden Agnes Halliwell
Trail 2nd vice-preaident,
donee Gallo of Castlegar
Srd_ vice-president, Oteresa
Webster of Castle;
by and Helens

Shirley Hunter intro-
duced the Y uest speaker, G.
K, Ehman, BSc, MA Psych:

secre-
‘iesen of

»

Shut-In_ Visits
Prove Successful
For Wi Members

‘Among” the ‘activities
lanned by the Kinnaird
fomen’s titute in the
near future ‘are ‘a bridge
luncheon and more visits
to ‘the shut.ins in. Raspber-

ty Lodge.
VAL a ‘meeting held at the
ome of Mrs. Maureen Goet-
nine members at-
were finaliz-

April bes
Valentines Day

the la
planned t to visit there again
to hold ‘a bingo game and
serve cake and tea to ‘the
residents,

A letter was read at the
meeting from the District
board reminding: members
that the -West Kootenay
Sang ae ee be held in

eae renting of the

Wi will be held

ari 3 at the home of
Mrs. Brays.

‘CASTLEGAR
SOCIALS

Miss Heather Craddock,

’ Wednesday for
bean her base training’in
er basic
the (ted ed Forces.

Bahy. Fenner
a the holidays in Seat-
visiting .with her broth-
er-inlaw and ‘sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Garth Rizzuti

id" a party
Thufdre for’ members of
Silver Bach School and Ad-
ult hop their par:
* ents and gues'

Games aie played

,. With an Easter egg tunt
* taking place outdoors,

Easter symbols were ex-
; changed between the host-
esses and their guests, The
Easter theme was also
ried through in
of

a 8 eco!

cake for the luncheon.
Guides, who were ‘host-

*" epses, were ida Kristen-

son, Ka Roth, Shirleen

‘Shelfontiuk, Pam Sorenson

and Donna Thederahn.

(00 Cyclists Enter
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The longest cling © —
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eyeling events S
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CASTLEGAR. NEWS, Thursda: LA ril_ 6, 1972

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