4 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Jan. 19, 1961

Peace Power Beais Columbia?

PRINCE GEORGE — Firm pre-| Peace River Power Development Co.
diction that Peace river power will He told the annual meeting of
be cheaper in Vancouver than Col-|the Prince George Board of Trade:
umbla power was made here by|“I can't quote you the rates, but
John §. Shakespeare, solicitor for]don't be fooled by the stories you

Ae =

ms CHUCK'S

RED AND WHITE STORE

KINNAIRD, B.C.

SMOKED PICNICS, Burn’s, Ib. ... 45c

BABY BEEF LIVER, Tender, Ib.’. 55c

PORK SPARE RIBS, Ib.
PORK CHOPS, all cuts, Ib.
TIDE, King Size,
WAX PAPER REFILLS,
SOUP, Aylmer, Veg., 10 oz., 4 for 59c

SOUP, Lipton’s Chicken Noodle,

hear. I am prepared to say that
Peace power will be delivered in the
Vancouver area cheaper than Col-
umbia river power."

He said B.C.'s huge” hydro-elec-

ric potential should be developed
8 soon as possible “If we are .to
realize cheap power by taking ad-
vantage of present-day construction
costs,”

Fallure to act now, he warned,
will lose B.C. the advantage of con-
struction costs he said were far
lower than they will be 10 or 20
‘years from now, And the result
would be higher cost power.

Because B.C. does not immed-
fately need the tremendous power
output avdllable from such sources
as the Peace and Columbia rivers,
Mr, Shakespeare said, the answer is
that it should be exported until re-
‘quired at home. .

“The capital required for such
extensive hydro developments would
be-fortifcoming if exports were per~
mitted over a period of years,” he
sald,

“There are huge aums (of mon-
ey) in the world awaiting invest-
ment in sound undertakings in

with stable

“It has been estimated, that if

. readily accessible hydro sites in
B.C. were developed, we could ex-
port an average of more than
$200 million worth of electricity
per year, commencing when the
new plants are completed in
about 1968 and extending at least
until 2985."

Female Dogs May
_Mean $25 Fines —

left

ROBSON SOCIALS

Mrs, Johnson, Phone 5165
Mrs, B, Macalister,. Mrs, J.
Porter and Mrs, D, Gavrilik who
were patients in the Castlegar hos-
pitalvare all home again and ma-
king progress,

Mrs,, A. Smecher who, was vi-|°

siting her son and daughter-in-
Jaw, Mr, and Mrs, H, Smecher, at
Edmonton arrived home Monday,
Enroute home she spent-the week-
end In Kimberley visiting her son-
in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs, A. Nixon,

Mr, and Mrs; George Eastcott
and son Wayne of Rossland vi-
sited Mr, and Mrs. H. Johnson on
Sunday.

CASTLEGAR SOCIALS

Margaret Churches, Phone 9512

A miscellaneous shower was
held, on _Dec.e 19 at the home of
Mrs, 5. Rysen for bride-elect, Miss
Joanne Dunlop. Mrs. W. Horning,
dr., acted as co-hostess.

A Christmas: them prevailed.
Upon arrival of the guest of hon-
or and her mother, Mrs, J. M,
Dunlop and the groom's - mather,
Mrs. Soberlak, they were present-
ed with corsages,

Twenty-four guests enjoyed
games, after which Miss Dunlop
opened her gifts which were pre-
sented to her in a miniature pi.
ano.

A delicious luncheon’ was ser-
ved to the guests by the hostesses,

iy eee
My,.and Mrs, L. V. Campbell
yesterday for Vancouver
where Mr, Campbell, president of

Mrs, Kaufman,

Visitors at the home of Mr,
and Mrs, 'T. Fourt on the week-
end was Mrs, Fourt's sister, Mrs,
Phil Goodenough and son Chuck
of Kimberley.

Miss Mary Field arrived on

the weekend’ from The Pas, Man-
itoba, to visit her sister, Mra,
Margaret Evans and family.
Mx, snd Mrs, T. Cormier have
taken up residence at 191-7th Ave.
» Mr. and Mrs, Earl Fink ac-
companied by Mr. John Kennedy
travelled to . Vancouver on the
weekend,

“Gary Hagen has been conval-
escing’ at the’ home. of his aunt
and uncle, Mr and Mrs, John Ken-,
nedy after ‘being’ a patient in
‘Trail-Tadanac Hospital. Mrs, Ken-
hhedy’s sister, Mrs. Fred Hagen hes|
been “here, ond recently accams
panted her son back to thelr home
in Creston.

Linda = MoCauley celebrated
her birthday ‘recently. Enfoying
the occasion with her, were her
guests Cheryl Gray, Sheila Gray,
Kathryn White, Joanne Bradford,
Margaret White, Laurie
apd Patti Bate,

ees

The St. Joseph Council, Cath-
olic Women’s League, held its Jan-
uary meeting In the Kindergarten
at which time Rey, Father Brophy
suggested a day of Retreat to be
held for the members in the near
future,

St. Rita's Parish will com-
memirate the Solemn. Blessing of
the church on March 25. A study
Period was. established, the sub-
Ject introduced by Mrs, G. Archi-
bald,

Phone 5488

the B.C. Weekly AS-

sociation, will, chair executive

Female dogs found rozming/meetings of that organization to-
Castlegar streets “in that condi-|morréw and Saturday. Next Wed-
tion” will result in a $25 fine}/nesday Mr, and Mrs. Campbell
for thelr owners, works “super-| will go to Victoria where they willl’
visor Norman McNabb told attend the opening of the Legis-
council Tnesday night, lature on ‘Thursday, Following the|.
pia it epeata aks opening’ of the ‘Legislature

: will attend the Executive Coun-

JOHN ABBOTT cis tea party at the Empress Ho-

Sir John Abbott, who took of-| tel and that evening they will at-
fice in 1891, was C:

ese ae aT le

ANNUAL
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FOR THIS SALE

Special arrangements have been made for Castlegar and
District residents to order merchandise’ from this Sale

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STARTS THURSDAY, JAN. 19

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CUSTOMERS USING THE
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OF MERCHANDISE. WILL BE: MADE TO j

Preliminaries were set up re-
garding the: Fall project which
is to be a bazaar in October. A

Kinnaird Social Notes

bake sale for the Seminary Fund hostess prize,

is planned for Jan. 28. Convenors ,e ees

are. Mrs. J. Hendricks, Mrs 8. J. rhe Baden Powell ‘Club met

Jankols, Mrs, HX. SoberInk«and/jogt month to enjoy thelr annual

Mrs, E, McGauley, Christmas patty at the home of
, Hostessea for the evening were) Mys,. Prank Oddie. The’ eight

Mrs, J, Hendricks, Mrs. H. ‘Brig-

geman and Mrs G. Archibald, Mrs, social evening and: delicious boxed

J. Kaufman was: winner of .the|Iunches, ° : :

Laktin|

they| om

FETBACK — To Mr. and'Mrs.
D. Fetback of Castlegar, Jan. 16,
@ son,”

RAFTHR — To Mr. and Mrs.
H. Rafter of Castlegar, Jan. 18, a

daughter,

: - WHO WILL BE ~ .
'.CASTLEGAR & DISTRICT’s |

~ Citizen. of the. ‘Year!

‘Guan and organizations are. -asked to submit
their suggestions by 5 pm dan. 31 to:

AAGE SYLVEST
Chairman, Kiwanis Citizen of the Year
Committee

The Award will be Announced Feb. “4

SETI ne re neater TENTS
I ee TAT uM
YOU; ARE. INVITED TO ATTEND

" Visitor's Day

_ Stanley ‘Humphries Jr.-Sr. ‘High School

10.00 AM to 4.00 PM
MONDAY, JANUARY °23 -
Refreshments Served by PTA

4 from 3.30 to 4.00 pm

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ORANGES, 5 lb. bag ©
POTATOES; (Pontiac) 100 Ib. sack

Eggs, GRADE “A” LARGE, Dot, occu a

Apple Juice, 18 on tn ie $1 00
Tomato Juice, : 40 02 3 nN $1 .00.

7 Soup, Chicken, Noodle, Tom., vee 4 PKGS . 4c
Cheez Whiz, sour ito: 2: ..
Hamibueger: = Leen Pein @ Bs, $1 00°
Spare Ribs, veo ee...
Tomatoes, : na oF resh, TUBE . oe ie
Bananas, : Golden Ripe, iy LBS2).280002 29.

- TOILET TISSUE, Ballet, 8 rolls -.
KLEENEX, Flat Fold, 400’s, 4 boxés

Open daily'9 a.m. to 9 p.m. except Monday
. Closed 12 moon’ We Deliver |

69.

19¢

ight to Emit quanti

We Reserve’ The Right ‘To Limit Quantity te

members presen participated in a -

i

$42 Fire Loss in Kinnaird

Only -one fire ‘took place) in
Kinnaird during 1660 dolng $42
damage, fire chief Rene Archam~-
bault told council in his annual tG-

caused by the sun - magnifying
through a window pane: and set-
ting off matches on: the window
sill in’ turn Igniting ‘the curtains.”

Membership in the. department

port.
“rts fire" he noted, “was!stands at 29, Two members resign-

areca

Central Trading §

KINNAIRD, B.G.

FREE, DELIVERY _-. PHONE 3093

‘sou ‘Lipton’ 8 Chicken Noodle,,

“PORK & BEANS, Malkin’s,
4, 15 oz. tins for we es

NESTLE’S QUICK, 2 Ib. pkg. . ot
\BABY FOOD, 10 tins
F RESH LR grade ‘AY large, doz. See

GARLIC RINGS, 2 for . - $1.00

A

SIDE BACON, Ib.
POTATOES,

‘members joined, Floyd Heagy wos

S| marshal.

ed, during ‘the year and two new

promoted to captain.
‘There were 12 fire calls in the
year, 10 of them for bush fires.
‘There were 123 street lights chan-|
ged during the year. There were
404 different types of - ‘permits Is-
sued, 375 ‘of them burning ‘permits,
‘The flre marahal instructional
unit was in the area and conducted
S| training classes, “These. classes’
were well attended: by our depart-
ment and members obtained. valu-
able information and training.’
“Great emphasis ‘in ‘training
throughoit the year had been pla-
ced in use of the new type of hy-
drants as well as different phases
of fire’ fighting, , hose sys, gas
masks, etc. Monthly training in
the operation of our pneolator was
carried out during the year, and I

are with

feel confident that all the members|

THE SPORTS SENE

By JAKE KOENIG, Phone 5274

LOCAL ROMP RINK
WINS . BONSPIEL

BD. MoDonald won the right to ad-
vance to the Kootenay playdowrs
of the association of police ciirl-
ing club in Nelson on’ Friday, Jan.
10, with the winner advancing to
the provincial Playdowns in Pen-
Hater later this month.

In‘winning the doublé knock-
out .aplel with two teams from

the Castlegar rink entered, they
defeated . the’ Grand ‘Forks entry,
skipped by Const. Simpson ina
final draw.

Members of ‘the wining * rink
were Lead’ L. Dolter, ‘second .R.
Kostynski, third W. Irvin and
skipped by. BL MeDonald,

(NY BPARES

Mondays mixed

the operation and use of this equip-
ment.”

There were ‘no calls tor’ "the
Pneolator and 101 inspections of
Rublic places were made during the
year with infractions being prompt-
ly remedied, Regular fire drills were
held in village schools and monthly

: Shop Easy 1
Teachers’ 3;, Untouchables 4, Ka-
vies Ally Kats 0;° Ricks ‘T'V- Re-
pairs 2, Splinters 2; Ladies high
aingle, Kay Falle, 242; Ladies
high ‘three, Janna.Brownlle; 578;
Mens high single, Steve Paszty,
268; .Mens high three, Cliff '
son, G15; eam: heh single and
820,

reports were to the fire

New equipment was purchased
during the year and Obief Archam-
bault attended the fire chiefs’. con-
vention at Campbell ‘river. and a
2-day course. at the fire marshal’s
office in Vancouver, “From these
meetings I have. passed along to
all the members all the useful data
and

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COMPARISON PROVES

PER 8-OZ, - |PRODUCTM REXALL

. DIET-AID

Riboflavin (B2)

that I had gained.”
., Firemen tfepaired the kiddie
ears for the park in time for use
during the summer and the fire
hall grounds were landscaped, The
department appreciated “the splen-
id cooperation, assistance snd har~
mony” that it received from com-
missioners and the village crew dur-
ing 1960 and the “excellent coop-
eration we have and are receiving
from village- residents in keeping
our fire loss so low.” ,

Village chairman Carl‘ Loeblich
noted “this council: certainly sp-
preclates our volunteer fire.depart-
ment” and eaked the chief to ex-
tend the willage's franks to. the
firemen,

-~Dear- Park Park Wi “
Planni z ‘Social

Bight ‘members ‘and one, ‘visitor
attended the January meeting of
the Deer. Park, Women's Institute

Mens League,

‘High’ single,. Gilbert Schuepfer
255; high three, Harry Oheveldave
645; team high single, Alcoholics
970; team . high. pares; Alcoholics
2792, ef bs
Tuesday Afternoon Ladles

Ally Kata 3, windy $ 1; MB's
0, Slow Pokes '4; Alouettes 4, Hur-
ricanes 0; high single ‘and ag-
gregate, Mona “Menard 257 and
‘Til; team high single and ag-
eregate, ‘Ally Katz 961 and 2326, '
‘Tues, Night Mixed League 9 pm.
+ Ladies high single and aggre-
gate, Ann Fishwick 210 ‘and 560;
mens high single and aggregate
Lucky Holman 259 and 654; team
high single’ and aggregate, M, M.
Kilowatta: 920 and 2517. <

Loretta Rust 256 and 649; team.
high ‘single and aggregate team
No. 5 867 and 2246.
‘Wed, Night Ladies League

High single, Fran Moffat 234;
‘Tigh Sggregate,' Elale Koochin 657;
team high’ single” and aggregate,

+{Choregirls 731 and 2145.

‘Thurs. Night, Mixed League
Ladies “high \siigle) and ag-

“I gregate, Cheri Lyons: 194 and. 60);

mens -high ‘single;~Dave Cudding-
ton: 253; mens, high. aggregate,
Fred Podmeroff 634; ‘team high

at‘the home of Mrs, 0,.Williamson.

‘The. meeting’ opened -with: all
present. singing “O | Canada.” Mra,
O. D'Andrea read “Praye~ for the
New.. Year". from the January

Niacinamide

After the reading, the corres-

Pyridoxine HC1
Folie Acid

‘Calcium d-pant-
Othenate z

“Was Tead and discussed.
Mrs. “Mottershead thanked «the
members for the get-well card she] tree.
received while ill. A vote of thanks
was given to Mrs. Santa Claus for
a job well done at the_ _shildren's

Vitamin E
Vitamin ‘B12
Calcium
Phosphorus
Iron :
Todine

Ch party,

A scslal evening is planned for
February 11. The ladies “are to pro-
vide the reffeshments. The Febru-
ary meeting will be held at ‘the
home of Mrs, A. Kent. Each mem-
ber will bring a bar of Ivory or

to Unitarian Service Committees in

Potassium
Sodium
Copper
Manganese.
Zine, .- :
Magnesium: nase .

* Authorities now suggest the use of folic acid‘ in.
food supplements unnecessary

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Contains No Artificial Appetite Reducers _
REGULAR .
: SPECIAL ..

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NEW. LOW PRICE :
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“CASTLEGAR & PLAZA.
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was

Sunlight soap, which Is to be sezit,

SILVER BIRCH NOTES:

‘The. Christmas party held al
Silver Birch School for the hand!
capped ‘just before the school holl-
days was'a happy affair: for the

windows as cwell as ‘the Christmas.
A “ git-down lunch was enjoyed
at noon, with ,several parents and
some of: the, Directors Present 93
guests. This was followed ‘by a few.
lively. games and the singing of
carols, after which the many gifts
under ‘the tree were. distributed,
‘Everyone was well remembered
with candy and oranges too pefore
the party came. to a close and Mrs.
Palsson and Mrs, Jack extend their
thanks to the directors, the IODE
and others who helped to make the

re Mrs. A,
the winner of the booster prize.

party such a success,

A local ROMP rink sklpned bv 3,

‘Trail, one. from Grand ‘Forks und| °

alngle and aggregate, ‘Team-No. 6
980 and 2750.

Friday Night Mixed League

+ Peewees 4, Misfits 0; Panthers

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Jan. 19, 1961

Jim Lewis President of Minor Hockey |

two to DeKergommeaux. “Palette”
team was led. by Babakaiff with
four goals, one for R. Smith,
Grainette ‘and two for Pomecoy

ellers 2, Goal scorero for Castle
Motors were W. Kinakin, L,
Koehle ‘and R. Melnick. For Bos-
se Jewellers: R. ‘Infanti and J.

ly 3,
Beavers 1; ladies high single,
Anne Koochin 237; ladies high ag-
gregate, Molly White 605; mens
high single, Ernie Newman’ 258;
mens high aggregate; Lorne Zinto
712; ‘team high single, Phantoms
1036;-. team ‘high aggregate, Pee-
Weeq 2863, , oe
PISTOL CLUB MEBDTING
A. meeting. of the Castlegar
Pistol Club was held on Sun. Jan.
18, Discussion was matply pointed
at drawing ‘up a program for the

Midgets

Jacks Pic-N-Pak 1, Smiths” op
Electric 4, The lone scorer for} Scorers _for Bhop ent were F,
Jack's was Little from. Shuttle- and
worth, For Smith, Soffanoff with|each with two, one rior W. Baba.
two, Conroy one and Infant! with
qn assist going.to Shuttleworth,
Juvenile 0".

Bev's 5, Palette 8, Goal scor~
ers for Bev's were T. DeKergom-
meaux with two, A. Athinson, R,
Lewis and FP, Nazaroff;-with as-
sista to F, Nazaroff, D, Zanet and

coming season, The targets for
the 1961 season are, ‘larger mem-
bership‘ and better shooting facil-
ities,

“\ Anyone wishing information aa

to-joining this club, please con-

tact Ray, Lee at’ 5272. or Joe Sli-

zak at 5055, 7

MINOR HOCKEY MEETING -
A. mvesting. of the Castlegar

the home of Chuck Thring on
Monday’ night. ' Purpose: of the
meeting wis to ‘fill the vacancy

heft by president Josh Savoy, “who

will be leaving shortly, and a va-
cancy left by ‘secretary, A. Riz-
zuto who resigned last month,
Jim Lewis, formerly. vige pres-
ident was elected president and
Ron MacIntyre, formerly ‘an ex-
ecutive was elected vice. president,
‘The secretarial position was taken
aver’ by Lloyd Balley. M. Little
fills the vacant executive position,
REMEMBER, THIS I8 . HOCKEY
WEEK IN CANADA

MINOR HOCKEY SCORES
Pee Wees

Pettitt Photos 5, Eremenko's
5, Goal” scorers for Pettitts’ were
Pellegrin. with four, Kanakin one,
assists Elliot with two, Allingham
oné and Pellegrin with one. For

Kenzie one and two to L. Oborne.

Pettitt Photos 2, Oswald Mo-
tors 2.. Goal scorers for ; Pettitt
were ‘Pellegrin ‘one and Elliot with
Pellegrin adding the, only assist.
Fer Oswald Motors Ferguson and
Belbeck were the scorers. :
Bantams

Qaddocks Shoes 1, Bob's
Pay'n Takit 1. The goal scorer for]
Maddocks was A. Wood’ with an
assist to 8. Westgate. The scorer
for Bob’s was R. Mitchell with an
assist. to B. Blot.

Minor: Hockey:-Asan. was held ‘at| |

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