CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 24, 1973

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Highlights Ata New

Honorable Mention

SUNSET DRIVE-IN

For Movie Information Phone 365-5811
Showtime 9 p.m.

Tonight - Friday - Saturday
~. “The Legend of
NIGGER. CHARLEY”
~ In Color™ *
A Larry G. Spangier Production
Sunday - Monday - Tuesday

New Denver Students Return
From 4-Day Vancouver Tour

A group of 34 grade Sand 6
students from the Lucerne
Elementary-Secondary School
in New Denver returned on
Monday of last week from a
four-day tour of Vancouver

ity.

The children, accompanied
by four adult Saati Me
and Mrs. .
D'Arcangelo and Richard” Bis
rison, flew from Castlegar to
Vancouver on Friday, May 11.
They stayed in the Vancouver
Youth Hostel and ate their
meals at Totem Park Resi-
dences on the University of
British Columbia campus.

Highlights of Saturday
included a tour of Vancouver
Harbor on the “Yukon Belle”
with commentary by the old
Sea Captain; a slide show and
walking tour of Gastown
(including the Wax Museum),
and dinner in Chinatown.

Skana, the killer whale,
provided entertainment at the
Aquarium and the beautiful
surroundings of Stanley Park
helped relax the group in the

ectic schedule,

Elizabeth Park;
Vancouver's flower pot, and its
Conservatory was Sunday
morning's first stop for the
group. Later they watched a

shell collecting on the crowded
Locarno Beach, the students
ventured to Queen Elizabeth
Theatre to see the “Amazing
Kreskin", an ESE, specialist and
hypnotist.”

After a walking tour of
UBC on Monday morning, with
a special tour of the chemistry
department, the group drove to
the airport for their flight back
to Castlegar.

Flying back on that clear
day was as tremendous as the
trip down. Geography lessons
were never so pleasant as then,
when one could see ~ the
mountains, valleys and muddy
Fraser River from 12,000 feet.

A caravan of parents met
the students at the airport to
transport them back to Silver-
ton, New Denver and Hills.

The. students had been
planning this tour and raising
money for .it. since last
January. Donations from indiv-
iduals and local organizations
and an assortment of fund-
raising activities helped lower
the individual cost to $60 per

Steenhoff's Hill in New
Denver was tho site for the
crowd-pleasing soap box derby
Sunday afternoon,

The derby was held in two
age ' groups with two cars
competing at a time,

Tt wasn't all fun. Some lost
contro! and wiped out while
others were in collision,

The results were as fol-
lows: Senior Boys—first, Lori
Hicks; second, Bret Stenberg;
third, Chris Nunn. Junior
Boys—first, Tod Hicks; second,
Clay Stenberg; third, Terry
Gustafson,

Challenge race by father,
which was won by Mark
Stenberg, saw Jim Hicks and
Mark Stenberg competing.
There were no prizes, only

satisfaction and a lot of laughs.
* * .

The third annual demoli-
tion derby Sunday evening,
sponsored by New Denver's
Trades Council, drew a large
crowd,

Those entering were as

follows: ie)
Car 13—Tim MéCrory
(New Denver) driver, Jeff
Broughton (New Denver) ‘co-
pilot.

Car 50—Ed Sorenson (Cas-
tlegar) driver, Nelson Newlove
(Castlegar) co-pilot.

Car 29—Don Broughton
{New Denver) driver, Ernie
Casley (New Denver) co-pilot.

Car 69—Steve Boyce (New
Denver) driver, Pat Larabie
(New Denver) co-pilot.

Car 12—Bob Lundquist
(New Denver) driver, Ben
Welkowski (Silverton) co-pilot.

Car 11—Lyle Acton (New
Denver) driver, Michael Hart-
ley (New Denver) co-pilot.

Car 86—Ron Skorgar (New
Denver) driver, Charlie Hughes
(New Denver) co-pilot.

Winners were:

First prize trophy, Tim
McCrory and co-pilot . Jeff
Broughton. Their car was
sponsored by New Denver
Cafe.

Best’ crowd pleaser and
best decorated car was car No,
11 sponsored by New Denver
Youth Centre.

The trophies were pre-
sented by out-going queen,
Miss Marion DeGuglielmo and
the new queen, -Elizabeth
Frank,

The following are the

results of Monday's baby
contest;

First prize—Ernic, 10
months old, son of Neil and
Elaine Anderson of Now
Denver,

Second prize—Jennifor, 6
months old, daughter of Bill and
Donna Vaughan of New Den-
ver,

Third prize—Selth, 11-
month-old son of Daniel and
Margie: Ried of Hills,

* *

Winners of bread baking
contest were;

First prize—Mrs, Dot Mel-
len of Silverton.

_ Second prize—Mrs. A. H.

Austin of New Denver.

Third prize—Mrs, W. Ful-
co of New Denver.

_Apple pie Sia winners

"First prize—Mrs, D. Gee.
Second prize—Mrs. E. De-

Rosa.
Third prize—Mrs. W. E.
lenks,

All are of New Denver.
Honorable mention was
given six-year-old Fritz Mullen
of Hills who also entered this
competition.
. *
Prize-winning floats taking
part in the parade were:
First prize—New Denver.
Silverton Brownies.
Second prize— Now Den-
ver-Silverton Kinamen.
Third prize—Pacific Tri-
angle of Slocan.
8

In Little League Ball, New
Denver-Silverton Combines de-
feated Nakusp with a score of
17—10.

Fined $200

Licence Is

Suspended

John Wilson, 20, of Mont-
rose was fined $200 or in

default 30 days in jail when he
appeared in court here Tuesday

. before Judge R. R. Van Patten
on a charge of having a blood —

alcohol count over .08.

The charge arose from a
routine road check made
Monday in Robson. .

Wilson's driver's licence

also suspended fot 30 days..

| BARRIE'S BARBER. SHOP

Is Pleased to Announce that
MR. ALEX SWETLISHOFF
Will be Operating the Shop
Effective June 1
Barrio will still be available

Friday Evenings 6 p.m. to 9 p.m,
2-21

The Castlegar & District

Community Arts Council

presents the annual!

Fine Arte Show

Saturday, May 26 — 2-10 p.m.
Legion Hall, Castlegar

Silver Collection

no? WHERE THE

KELLOGGS
CORN FLAKES, 12 ox. ... 2 for 79c

ALPHA MILK, 2% .... 5 for $1.00

MAXWELL HOUSE
COFFEE, regular grind, 1 Ib. ... 89c

TANG Salad Dressing, 32 0z. ... 59c

LIQUID DETERGENT
SUNLIGHT, 24 oz. ...... 2 for 99

Johnny's Grocery & Gas Sales
LIMITED ‘— ON ROBSON SIDE OF FERRY ’
OPEN 7 AM. TO 9 P.M. 7 DAYS A WEEK

Dalewood
Margarine

:y) Economical
,>, Spread or 19¢
: For Cooking ..... Ib.

ateway’s

B.C. Granulated :

Sugar

10:19

Whole Bean
Coffee

or Nob Hill
T lb. bag .........

California Fresh

Strawberries

Caneda
No. 1
Grade ...

Alpha-Bit ieaal

Post's Brand
15 oz. Package .

place

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 24, 1973

Manor House

Meat Pies

Frozen, Beef,
Chicken or
Turkey,

8 oz, Pkg, ..

4.89

to buy...

Empress Brand.

Fruit Drinks

Assorted
Flavors,

48 fl. oz.tin ... fer ]

Instant Coffee
Maxwell House . $1.79

“DOCTOR IN LOVE” production called, “On Any

In Color i Clear Night" in the Planetar-

Starring: Michael Craig - Virginia Maskell ium and then walked through
James Robertson Justice the adjoining museum.

Castlegar Savings Credit Union

Carol Lesley - Leslie Phillips
ADULT

FOR THE GRADUATES

We carry an HI of
Cards and practical gifts.

Just a reminder, order your Corsage or
Boutonneire for the dance early for the best sel-
ection such as: Roses, Cymbidium or Catalyea
Orchids, remeke Carnation Corsages or Bouton-
niere in any color, with or without bees.

That evening, after an
afternoon of swimming and

Lusia Rapone
Is Honored
With Shower

A surprise miscellaneous
shower was held Tuesday
evening of last week at the
home of Mrs. A. Smecher
honoring Miss Lusia Rapone
whose marriage took place
Saturday.

The rooms were deocrated
in the bride’s color scheme of
white and blue. Co-hostes was

First Annual

M, BIKE AND

VO ox, Jar...

Nalleys Brand.

"Potato Chips:

Whole Frying

Chicken

Lynn Valley
Peach Halves

Mrs. Mary Martini.
On their arrival, the guest
AT HELEN’S FLOWER AND of honor and per mother: both
i received a lovely carnation
GIFT SHOP LIMITED corsage, after which Miss

Raponi was escorted toa seat of
73 Maple St., Castlegar — Phone 365-5191 honor.

The--17 guests present
“Say It With Our Flowers”

"he gels pe Saturday, May 26 af Sipe Val Parking Lot
KINNAIRD POOL

oe phen beautifully : y 10 a.m. fo i . '
Motorcycles - Canoes - Boats - Mofor Homes - Camping Trailers- Motors
MEN‘S NOON HOUR SWIM
June 4 to June 27

_ wrapped gifts were placed at

the feet of the guest of honor.
See the-New 1973: Modeis on Display through the Co-

operation of the following Participating Dealers:
Monday through Friday’
12 Noon to 1 p.m. and blue. This was cut by. the
bride-elect who served it to the
TARA :
Address .. a g s PRIZES GALORE

— ~ | DOOR PRIZES

She was assisted in their
: 2 t . 4
Rossland Outdoorsmen Lid. Mike's Mobile Homes Ltd.
guests during supper. 5 % F

8} oz.
Tri-Pack Box... |

AS =" ASKS

14 floztin .......

Standard ; ‘
Quality, $]
@ tins

Dessert Topping snc.  .. We
Dog Food is: «. woven 8 fins $1.00
Margarine or secsino Ib. pkg. 89
> Purex Toilette Tissue .. . 4rolls 69c
Pef Food ‘scrim... 6fins $1.00
light Bulbs sre. ..4 he $1.00

Clara-Val Brand
Tri-Light Bulbs =<". = Tomato Juice

F acial Tissue Lavender. 200/2 ply > Fancy
Paper Towels twccse « : 7 she a: 7% S

Fab Defergent Kir. sz. neon
cs SAFEWAY

Prices Effective
CANADA SAFEWAY LIMITED

Fee 50c Per Day

opening by her sister Anna and
ier Se acne table was
centered with a lovely shower
2 : ee a.
oa. yr, ~ i in Equi Ww.
anics ewi te eee _-s-- Columbia Motorcycles Ltd. _ Markin Equipmentifd. << Green Peas
aa eee Davies Jeep Sales & Service Monashee Sporting Egt. Lid. ~* Cream Corn
; ‘Maras Small Equipment Lid. . %* Mixed Vegetables
| eee | Columbia Basin Fibermold Ciaee iy $]
for

dune 4 to June 27
Monday through Friday

Park Trailer Service Lid.
Carefree Enterprises Ltd.

FINANCING.
ON THE SPOT

/ Castlegar Savings Credit Union

cake decorated by Mrs. J.
Dee Manufacturing Limited Vie or tibs

Fornelli in the colors of white
O 3pm. Your Choice .....

FREI! COFFEE - DONUTS
PANTYHOSE

courtesy of

SUPER-VALU *May 24th, May 25th, May. Mh

WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES

Registration forms must be in at Kinnaird

MGM presents ME TROCOLOR - PAAVRSION |
Town Office by 12 noon Friday, June 1 cite BY RALPH NELSON

22) WEDNESDAY ie 1 dy iy J } slat ‘
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