CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 27, 1963
Farewell Social Honors

The Pratts and B
Las dled rub Defends Coffee

ing, was held in the Robson Com- Mrs, E! Carter, as president}. Dear sir: ters concerning the politicians ‘of

munity Memorlal Church hall on|of. Robson Women's Asgoclation,|‘ In the past five years 3 that y|the -village® council, or their em-

June 18 in honor. of Rev, Hori|presented Mr. Pratt with a ple-|havo been in this lovely province Ployer, those in charge of; setting consider ‘those in chives of

Pratt and Roy Brown who are leay-| ture of the Robson Church, paint-|of B.C.’ I have always enjoyed wages, this: was done this ‘spring | wages unnecessarily : wasted “gov-

ing: the church at the end ne a by ‘Mr, Webster. Mrs, Quance |reading. the town paper, namely |{0F:.a/ winter works employee—a
ig: churel end of Jui Ey per,

i then gave a‘ reading of. five de-|the Castlegar News. In It are’ lots|common laborer—with the pretext
to take up positions elsewhere. | jishtrul poems, of items for sale ‘and local and|that this man was a lead’ *hand.
The hall was. filled to capacity. Mr.:Porter, on Debate af ithe village . news. - No: where was this man put on
with the:United Church T especially enjoy the outecme any’ special» job that could’ not
tion and friends of other ‘denomina- | witha picture of ther Liga Head of. the ‘council meetings,’ which have ‘been done by any man on
tops and Rov. and Mes, *Kenne-|Rock and ferry, and spoke of Mr.|sometime bring a frown or a ie jot for: laborer wager oe ett

ly and family of Nelson, Brown's services as a member and - f
James Porter was chairman|Elder of the Church for elght eee a coucel news ite pent Ber-houk for full 8 hours ‘per. day. For Guide Leaders . Q tn Kearn ‘Lake and Bear are all pro-|/°Y a atonal i et syed. ‘oll of the Catuolie Womens cad
and welcomed all present on this | Years. 13 -issue with the questions and Nor was, this man given any f i : Soe! a) ducing, over that\.way,: with rain- ed by ba te te waa ‘at is in low- | League -hosted a baby shower. -for | ===
05 pata oi ("ou naa of tp caterer ces, Comm ones Ee ES| Hold at Gamp Rory | Lh hk beta | AR San oan ee at sel han fanaa Mes, teas tuet|_ Bacon ‘End's mots.
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Bro presented coraages: to. Mrs.|who was unable to’ attend,’ Dr. |Richardson—and being ‘an emplo-|-,avel, wheel cement the same as P ry. z ; eee : REFRIGERATED Lake is good if you hit it right and touched “on events © during; the/on.Thuraday morning. «Mrs, au
Old. Man ‘ weather. really. co- Phonographs, : a : p have the right bait.;

Pratt and Mrs. Brown. Master of |W. L. Wright brought grestings |yee on the winter works program |ing rest of us. The ‘one employee with the group. |osevich who has. been’ an’ active
that was in charge of the cement |opersted ‘with .35.commissionera @ Elcctricat Appliances, 2 i sf ee i
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July Ist weekend coming ‘up, this |finest ‘pan fryers in history. forget: those spots just below the A farewell ‘party for Rev. and|two- children have been living in g

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" ouyBheeb Lake: arithia, sang ie ihe. party ‘made up of mem-|imm ediately. posted to Holberg We Resetve the set to Limit Quant les

mit Lake: on’ the: Salmo-Creston hers’ of the Senior Choir of the|where he has now been
cutoff -is accessible by’ truck or Kinnaird. United; Church ‘and their |in locating accommodations, They
jeep: with good. catches being. re- families, expressed. esteem to Rev. |plan ‘to leave'-here | on Sunt = B lo. 4
ported. Rosebud, Champion Lakes, |9%¢ Mrs. Pratt who leave for Sur:} A pleasant’ event: in which [o} ogna tb.

CASTLEGAR: NEWS, Thursday, June 27, 1963

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ceremonies was J. Webster. The|from the Community Church Trus-|from’ Oct. 15,' 1962, to near the in Wi 2 ee ‘
hymn “Guide Me, Thou Great Je- ieee end of ‘May, 1963" one question | mixer, and taking “care, of same, Go/for- the small} atre ame and Takes Wally Walpr ents cater en iy 6; | member ot ihe Ee OUP. erat ne leners No. 1, 3 Ibs. ........,
hovah” was sung, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs, W. Walper en. | especially interested me. only got $1.90 a howe ‘They had Area as they gathered ‘at Camp @ Applications for TV cable hook.” = how on don't forget your months after her, arrival’ here i ‘
Dr. W. L. Wright, Rev. Kennedy |tertained with Mr, Walper’ sing.|.: This concerned the time spent! one jead hand, P ‘and he was, a per- Rory Fevently: to’ take :part’ in’ an y ups made bere.
gave the Invocation. ing “May the Good Lord® Blesg|00 coffee breaks. I belleve inj manent employee. Slim Koochin, he | tral training’ session ' ‘under EN. "Weare f°: experience: 4s our
A quartette was rendered by|and Keep You" and also .render-|Fight and wrong in‘ all dealings | was our sub-foreman, gave us all bea Mrs, A: Rizzuto, Castlegar; “guatantee 'of ‘dependable service.”
Mr. and MisH. Evans; Mrs, Mc-|ing some ‘amusing songs: ‘with his which in ‘my language means s gony ath Mrs, . Dalziel, ‘Castlegar, 3
guitar, honesty. Not: at ay, ime whitest rE with ae: vrematine ee ree co! !ELECTRONIC SERVICES
Was ; was employed on the winter. wor! : ae Seri: * ao re
SEES Malti then resented program. did. our, caffe breaks Toastmasters Hear: rath ceslon got under wy 365-3331; — Phones
r <.<j congregation ‘and “friends, and ast longer than’ 10 minutes,’ zuto reportin, the | Provi
: It was ‘also:agood time ‘for porting on’ the Provincial
‘DEPARTMENT ‘OF PUBLIC | [spoke of Se ‘Pratt's five years] tye ‘works supervisor, Norman “Guest Speakers || Camp Advisors Conference which
WORKS OF CANADA Sin be herd to: fill hike pied McNabb, to’ question the | men|* was held recently at Tsoona; the
. Seen ee aa pithetharitcenan about the progress made on their “At Dinner. Meoling < ‘\provinclal campsite.’ In 1964 herit-
TENDERS. _|seming work and of how mtr Pratt|Jobs if near finished, or if the Canada tua the eligible guldes ill
‘ was always on-call, irrespective Sat Taaterials pan 7 Robertson, prov be the 15 year. olds, There will be

SEALED TENDERS addressed’ to [ee he eae ree and HOW getting along and’ also give -his Toastmasters) Clubs, was the quest {17 pavenluro and Schowship for

partm: subforeman, Slim‘ Koochin, *fur-|of the Castlegar club, together all those who are chosen, -
Wane Tepart on oF Sand nan ; ‘ ther orders ‘concerning those jobs. with guests from: the executive’ of|* The report’: was followed: by
Sir Charles Tupper Building, Ri + Mr. Pratt. thanked those pre- ‘As for’.the..time” spent’;on|the Trail and Nelson: clubs last campfire, under. Mrs, Helen -Pres-
side Drive: Ofna a oe pi sent for kind. words and good transportation | to. and from’ the| week. ton .of Nelson. “From | flagbreak
ed “TENDER FOR THE SUPPLY wishes, The singing of’ “Blest be| jobs, it would not take ‘five minu-| Mr, Robertson, a hydro engin:|S*tu*dev to sundown ‘and beyond,
the Tie that Binds” and. Benedic-|tes ‘with the farthest job being|eer for the provincial: department courses and discussion groups were
xr | 22 by Rey Kennedy of‘ Nelson|in the Sherbiko :subdivision due|of . Jands, forests and’ water ° xe: | the: order of the day. These were
BUILDINGS THROUGHOUT. THE | TCUHt the evening to.an end. |to ithe ‘fact there’ were. plenty |sources,. was making. a survey, “ot [on Brownie work including pack

Ernie Fitzpatrick attended alfrom’ ‘Trieste, Italy: in’ 1960, ° was - y
nea head: Nak board’ of directors‘ meeting of the|the recipient of pretty baby gifts mba

ways eres head ing up Ne au Kootenay’ Society for Handicapped for her new aon, John. ‘Tho: first Bread 8 Moaves cs :
ard ol mo int Box take Sun cetyl tho, fay tnt pase sane 8 te |_|’ ECACYSS local freah, grade A mod. 2 dex. OF
mit,-Lake and Upper and, Lowel family . was born on June 8. r r

wae are .all, ep aeodil i i lenjoyed a. West “Kootenay Picnic |parents and. a. brother; , Walter QS local fresh, grade A med. 2 doz. | é c

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rainbow up to 2% pounds, while |*¢ South Slocan. 7. Gwilym Hugh-| (age 6) are’ looking. forward to ne ies
es accompanied Ernie to the Bal- citizenship. f hi .
I u Catherine and Camoron Lakes are four meeting. ‘Several other West bres will be igeaat ee pa Tea Red: Rose, 60 bag pkg.
Get ‘one: of those on .a. fly: rod, |Zeotenay familles: from Kinnaird pilcation: in ths latter. part of next - Nae Z i
brace your. fect aid, get set for [attended the picnic. year, Dill Pickles 40 oz. jar
“REXALL SUMMER. one, of of the biggest thrills of a life- tive elt eis ‘Vaessen will ar “Coffea party goers were en-
s pay If you're, around New, Denver, |{#mily.'to his station at olbers United ae ‘Women whee CHOCOLA FLAVORED
EOALE ENDS 5 Ken. Johnson, ‘reports Bear Lake | the north “west point of; Van-| naira’ sponsored. a:-morning » social h I! 29:
. is_ hotter ; than, a Pistol. on event on 2 spacious lawn sheltered 10rs ma OWS Kraft, pkg. Cc
sy, and if, you really want to Red Gross Thanks by:tall trees at the M.S. ‘Verzuh Set
catch: them, cast, out with a little " f Di
weight on your ‘line and when it] . 9 ¢ al Bl od D Mra. A. Morehouse and’ brs. Kra t inner. 4 pkas.
emai in slowly. ‘Those Brovls oca oo oners '|K. -M. ‘Spence were, the hostesses é HDs .
eg ere are ravenous and run|: De .
aroutid nine inches, long, and ia (Dear Sir nedium of your|eame. ad went jure ae ples: New Potatoes 10 tts. ......
one workin match: them, but» you can’t Dest Paper, T would Like to thank the elt : vith the 6 MALKIN’S..
WESTERN Delicious refreshments ‘were |of trucks travelling between Jobs, | ¢n, olidays, nature test, ceremonies ; 1 < ay
WEST TERRTTORIESre. JOnON, then served by the ladies of the |therefore no’ time -was wasted. one years nmpeak. Tho ‘Toast |° and on Guide work, including bad- thee hele piood to, the Canadian, Red Jam Straviberry, Fresh Pack, 2 Ib. tin 69c 4
1983-64" church WA. I know: there. are other ’mat-|mesters area governor, Paul’ Mor- ge work, firat class’ tests, wood- “Any. of you who belong to the | CTS Sane 17th; /1963.."The citizens at £ * = :
will be received until 3.00 P.M. cao, to most with nd epeak fo the memoaiales scan 3 | oad cho are ‘catching fish bad bet-| Castlegar Have alwaya been, gener. ietnaon Mie 0. De Askew a ‘SALAD BOWL pel :
ici’, Jexecutive members of some. of'the 3 F 3 if fohngon, .. ew. aM =
B.D, s. T), TUESDAY, suLY| Fall Fair: ‘Association ©. [Iecal clubs. m the BE |ter_ start welghing in. once in s- 1006 ‘hy ancsediag the quota set for | Mie, C- Munts ‘Di A9cE
16, 10963. ames W lively: asus! lag bilities ‘of the. district "Association While., So far, there ate -only two| {ety by ‘exceeding the quota set for)’ “ine ‘Valley Vista Circle of Un- a a ressing | 32-0z. jar
iisgemee « <ue] Holds General Meeting |i! mii Stunts amet fess ue eae cae aoe ay gop tO ge :
id. thi q s lopics’ under the Fowler and Mr. Rush and oy
bochengas ee a of Bob Watters had a member and one in ithe: Janlor Dolly i of th e Kiwanis Club for |for their regular: monthly meeting. lee Crea Westland ¥a gal.
Chief of Purchasing and Stores, ‘A general meeting of the Cas-j with, which included letters from|on his feet to speak,’ the Toast- EB) vou ot ir along, “tp tho “Assctiedon their wnolehearted support - and There pias 12 members and one
Boone C459 Sir Charles Tupper |tlegar and District Fall Fair Asso-|some of the judges who said they | masters retired to discuss problems join:it and-if you do, belong weigh [5 splendid’ work. tht -| Visitor in
Building, Riverside Drive, Ottawa; | ciation was held last week in the| would. be very. pleased to attend|of programming, membership and . in‘ your fish:at Mottershead’s at deed a most; Sworthiehile mee, The evening was profitable ond
Dubie Manager, poe Male Street arena, The meeting was planned |the fair to judge the exhibits. | palriamentary, procedure. charts Gund program |: a he : : . Deer Park, Smith's ‘Marina -at Sy- c. W..MacBey, enjoyable when Diane and id for.
Stee iste ae orlistat ae tn ap a (gener ee Oe Be ee Saas a0 7 ee ta] «Ren ceri ft nie,
a g " . ul fer say $ : s sen e Red .Cross,
asad Ban. 408 seamontony organization was in the Legion|MLA expressing their pleasure at/ groups to other clubs or organiz- _ recipes for. meals at!’ cam a Paes te Pay-a‘Take: It’ and British Columbia Division. |talked Soot ae pmactings “have
Georgia Street, ‘Vancouver, BC. ane were 19 present with dente Monsuinte senmaned ae demoustration “Of orice one isin z aa Sunday’ br za ne id andthe: Trading: Post it ienaled” [aj couple: ef weeks! age: and after Bret d, 2 Sim ct Solus, Be B.C.
. . te, ie rou! 1". weekeric Bf bership card with
To be considered each tender must | CZht* organizations. being repre- There were also two: applica: which is available in Toastmaster |to a close. Much bhad:been‘ accom : you 23-you need it to enter. mee 2 1ot of poehe of Pie for 10 days. She will viit in ce
be submitted on the forms sup: |Scnted. Pete Ewart, president, pre-) tions for the food booth concession. |clubs to those who wish to learn plished, with food for: the. min Before we leave fishing, help|one supplying: information| lead-|ton and Golden before. returning
plied by the Department... praeere Setailed ,econant of the is wos moved‘ and jsecunded/ that to speak: an and Hearn contldence in |and ‘ thanks 2t oj thelitw the Sportsmen's ‘Association to help |ing to. the conviction of sguivane Home.
(01 oth j conduct a mee : masters ‘from : Ross! .
‘The lowest orany:tender not ne-|stored in the Arena was xead and Petlotet or. other, concessions be| ;'.». Besides © the -guest « of chonor, good ‘food: for- the: body. pied By picking ae Cred Conse putting out Boizon for the Mr. L. Booker of Cherry Grove,
‘ion det D , eport from Karl Rolph, Joe Fo-|of poisoning dogs s ein the! Castle Alta. is visiting at the home of Mr.
cessarily accepted.; i a’motion was. madel‘to ‘take ott]in by the end, of July so it would}there were at the meeting’ B. ‘training dor, Smith’s Marina,’ Mottershead’s | gar: District. : a: Mrs, :J.) A. Marcellus.
the insurance. It was reported that enable the committee to allot the|lidge and. R.’ Adderley, president session: came. from Riondel, Bal- at Deer Park or imyself.: oo baal : 5 pitt, amd Mire,
to: “ROBERT FORTIER, two young men had been contacted | floor. space.*. Applications ‘should | and: vice-president ‘of’ the Nelson'/four, Nelson, Kaslo, Castlegar, Rob- <P : ne ; - # ‘All: you:have .to. do: is D
i: : [regarding the painting of a Fall|he sent to the Box 646, and -R, -Dill, area Kinnaird, East. Trail, Mont. condition. Get from Be , : time of ‘the time: you: spend fish.
Secretary. *. Fair banner, and a motion was{Castlegar or. to- Paul ‘Thederahn, | governor nominee, all from Nelaon. i >-Rossland and |’ ~:; 2 Basso: Agents 0 A % “ * & “WEARING | ORK Arrow. Lakes
made that a.sum of mone! b 8 z. * + i ing’ on the W ONLY,
y be sot 53) No, 1, Castlegar: - President J, Colbert and admin- Grand Forks, a: % *|number ‘of rods | out, catch, ‘and
aside .for :this_ purpos: “The members decided to ‘allot ee vice-presigent A;. Calder | Sadat Se ci the first and onfy dual parp y Bg ; zi _ CLOTHES AT. types of lure. We need. this: in-
Communications ‘were dealt| some money _to' purchase some |from Trail were present and presi- ee i 5 é : , ° |formation: and we need it desper-

ee Err eo sok Asi trio | ately to enable us to have the am-

munition to. fi back with if the
the concessions: A work ‘party will |Majesgey, area governor;P. Moroso funit ight
LE organized’ to lay.* the” flooring president-elect, R, ‘Watters, vice-
== {when it arrives, * - president elect, W. Reed, secretary.
8. = Rental of. floor ‘space for dis-|elect, E. Beynon -and- educational
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Arrows ‘are dammed. If we, don’t
lays, ete. were discussed and it vice-president J. A. Charters from

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{ >The Department: of :Conserva-
“mrt ‘AND Bice Tee ee ee |B fient coeugh ones o ce
of frontal--footage. of ‘$1 a foot. % z dertake’ a,creel: census program :
The food -booth: willbe charged : ae | pa the Arrows. This ‘could be true | ; RR IE :
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club or. organization may make - 2 ¢ census: they ‘can always: ‘says, i
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oMrs. A. Sylvest, the ‘representa-
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there are five girls competing for

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they see fit:for. either a display or:

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::|shoulder to the wheel and help us

a-requést for.one-or two conces- Saar thas : Ss Sy - : is ‘There’. never were‘ any fish -§ ‘i >:
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kusp Rod and Gun Club’ are going.
to help us out from their. end andI
expect every fisherman and Arrow
Boat Club’ member will put. their

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her, this is a.chance to help your-)

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the harvest, auce. the door, the

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Body Shop in the Kootenays again, The fall.;fair books are :

re ic T ve ey ees ready and will be placed ‘in‘some. : Set ont 7 K 5 . Bae. e . -|servation: Officer Peter Ewart, the

pecranisrs of the stores and: others. willbe | \- R ° RI — 3 — H . 1 i Grizzly, Bear season only is closed

Seiberling Tire Warehouse mailed out goon.’ After a:very: long ty ictured : : me during July and August but-there

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