CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Jan. 25, 1962

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Jan, 26, 1962

Roads, Park, School, Booth —
Highlight Chamber's Activities

A busy past year for the Castle.
gar,and District Chamber of Com-
merce was indicated in the report
of the retiring president, R, D. Min.
nion given ot the group's annual
banquet last week.

‘Full text of Mr, pre.

be built in Nelson and which will
become an asset to this Kootenay
district,

3, The operation of a tourlat
booth and the giving of financial
support to the publication of an

pared remarks follows:
‘One of the of a ree

area, by the As.
sociated Chambers of Commerce of

is the

tirlng

of his annual report, be it good or
bad. If the organization hag made
progress and seen. the accomplish-
ment of purpose during the year,
it is @ pleasant task.

T submitting this report I trust
that you will agree that our activi-
tes in 1981 have been worthwhile,
and among these I would briefly
mention the following:

1, Purther negotiations with
the provincial government have fl-
nally resulted in a substantial acre.
age being reserved:in the Pass
Cretk area for a public park,

2. Support in the establishment
of a Vocational Training Schoo) for
the West Kootenay area which is to

4, in con.
necion with the improvement of
our highways and ferry service and
the completion of the Kinnaird-
Christinn Lake highway,

5, Our Chamber asglsted in ar-
rangements for the Hon, Davie Ful.
ton, Minister of Justice, to address
®& public meeting of over: 200 per-
sons on the highly controversial
Columbia river development.

6. An extensive report was pre.
sented by J. M, Macbeth’on behalf
of this Chamber to the Public
Hearings in connection with the
application to grant’ a water l-
cence to the British Columbla Po-
wer Commission to’ proceed with

‘the Columbia: River development, ”

ie

-EVERY THURSDAY NITE 8.00 P.M.
‘St. Rita’s Parish Hall, Front Street Z
JACKPOTS $25.00 & $280.00

55 NUMBERS CALLED. ; ms
enh cc
Laer sms HL at

Vancouver Bound on
Stay at a

Business or Pleasure?

Smart, Central address

modernly appointed, where friendly
and courteous service prevail.
Family arrangements, ‘no. charge
for children under 14, also Free
* cabled TV and ‘Parking:
Rates from $8.50
Commercial Cards Honored

“On English Bay

1956- Davie Street, Vancouver 5, Bo:

‘Telephone Bribe 271831

suid

_| and: senseless.

SPRING:

Mm bor Now
WITH A HOME: IMPROVEMENT LOAN

ah

Home Imp Loans are
your bank under the National Housing ne for
alterations and repairs to the exterior or interior
ofa home and fora wide variety of otherimprove-

ments:;You may borrow

up to $4,000 with up to

ten years to repay. These loans are also available

‘Inever gained by losing a healthy

. tilé valley so precious in B,C. where

to the owners of rental properties.

- |regalia, our working clothes, tend-

‘This report dealt in detail with
Our reasons for opposing the High
Arrow dam and the flooding of
Jonds on the Arrow ‘Lakes, Ancther
member of our Chamber, Dr. 0, 5.
Fowler, who ls keenly

Chicf Bowling Instructors

By BERT GaRsmnn. & JIM’ noutr’
‘Double Diamond Advisory Council

ROLLING A CURVE BALL

in
the future of our district, presented
an excellent brief on this subject,

This Chember endeavours to
Promote the clvil, commercial and
Industrial progress of our commun-
ity, and we may be called a “pres-
sure group,” however, at times it
takes pressure, persuaalve action,
and other means to obtain that for
which we atrive.

In short, .our. objective is the
development and presentation of an
informed public opinion and the
attainment of action in the’. inter-
eats of the community as a whole.

We need new members and-new
ideas, and we welcome any local
residents who wish to: join our or-
Banization, At present our. mem-
bership is 60, and we’ would ain-
cerely like to double this figure in
1962, We have a number of projects
to undertake, among them —

* 4, Development of the Pass
Creek park,

2.."A. concerted. effort to have
the Kinnaird-Christina Lake High-
‘way opened early this year, with an

Kinnaird,

Improvement:..of our. high-

Nelson.
24 An early start on the “pridgé
Einnaird,

.& Preparation and aistritution
of a new brochure giving up-to-date
intention on this‘area in order

to. encourage -new business,”

"These are but a few of our pro-
posed activities In 1962 and it is ap-
parent that we will have need of
an‘active membership.

In conclusion, I would like to

c thank the members of the
counell and the chairmen of all
oommittees for their ‘assistance and

‘and°I have found the experience
Most’ rewarding.:

‘ways’ connecting with Trail” and] -

roll in bowling.
Among bowlers,
“curves” only cur.

as a back-up ball,

Jone,

hand | ihwards,

up A ean ‘The trouble is, it's
only that effective when it hits the
target. And, with ali that spin, it’s
very difficult to put it onto the tar-
get consistently. ”
Because a curve is so hard ta
control, very few good bowlers use

speed of delivery can cause a° large
change in the size of the curve and
the path of the ball.

curve hits the left of the hendein,
the ball will lkely ricochet into
the gutter, leaving ping standing.

: with 'a ‘curve, you must line

A “curve” ball
is both the most
effective and least
dependable type
of ball you can

ve to the left, Any
ball that veers to
the right is known

A “curve” ball
“pegins almost the
moment it leaves
your hand, and it
keeps veerlng in a
smooth are all the
way down the

You roll’ a
curve by rotating]
the palm of your

from the bottom
to the top of the
Dall ‘during your

lots of action
when jt hits) the
pins, mixing them

If you are throwing a wide Su
‘curve, you are pratty well confined | ;
to aiming for the pocket,on ‘the ‘gn.
=} right of the headpin. If your’ wide |;

Lefter fo the Editor

“Dear Sir: i

:-We have. heard most, co
argunents at. the hearing for the
Water Rights. license in Nakusp
that; the High Arrow. Lake Dam

Pplorable ag a business, selling Can.
adaout to the Biales, destructive,

= Immoral, ‘ because one. genera-
tion "has no' right to destroy the
work and toil:of all the preceding
ones, - 3

*/Harmful, because’ “a body - has

part, Hke an eye‘ or- arm, Neither
can Canada gain by losing ‘a fer-

there is only 3 per cent of: arable
land, z

<We are used to bowing to the
almighty dollar, but is there any
business In this project far Can-

Destructive, because it. would
irrevocably wipe out 40,000 acres of
producing land, and destroy. the
homes of 8,000 people. After having
gone half round the world) we
landed here and found at: last
something to love and care for
again. We did hope that death
would overtake us happy in our full

project is: immoral, harmful, de-|

High Arrow ‘Termed inmoral

ing ‘and: improving = our soll. and

cing | home, Shall we be asked to beliave’
Uke vandals? Dismember, rob, ‘and |

destroy the home ana work we take
Pride in?

Senseless, because. in view of.the
atomic. power development, ;. the

whole project will be obsolete before |

completion or shortly after, leaving
only the costly. burden of upkeeping
an”-enormous dam, a White ele-
phant. 38

Why squander publte ‘money for
rulning and then refunding'us? We
do not want any of it, on the con-|
trary wo wish to go on contribut-
ing to the public fund by paying:

1s would be a comfort know.

oe at least somebody in Canada

is gaining, while we all are losing,

but who is gaining, and is it in pro-

portion: with this big sacrifice we

are compelied to make, one so
ugh

‘Men’ in power. who.
the:fortitude and foresight of stop-
ping this’ pending* calamity, could

be sure’of the greatest’ public'sym-'||

Pathy, admiration and Popularity.
A, Potocki,

: Sigewond, BO, =
(Rilitor’s Note: ‘With ‘regatd to
fifth paragraph of the. above’ ae
ter, published: government f!
indicate that considerably, less thah
40,000 ‘acres of productive land
mould be flooded while just over

yourself - Up on. your target. from
way‘over" tothe left side -of the
lane, For this reason, you ‘should
use the forward: darts for -siming,
rather than alm by' shifting your
position. From .wey over on the left
of the ‘lane, you don't have any
Place to shift your position to,
When aiming, stand elther one
Lor‘ two'dots to! the! left ‘of centre,
depending on’ the alze of your curve,
For'ttie headpin, Toll’ dver‘the cen.
tre dart; for,.the right 8-Pin roll
‘between the centre dart andthe. st,
dart to the rights for the right
ner pin, rollover the fret" dart ‘on
the .right, of centre, i
For left side pins; roll’ between
or.over the dart onthe left,

heavy for you.to control, try grip-
as high up as possible toward. the
over during “delivery, :

A curve is also partly, caused by

bringing. your arm across your
body during your swing. ‘Throw ‘the
bal

it
effective ball bec atraight’ out’ down the’ Ia

cause it ts spin-
e will, cut’the curve in half.

your hand does turn Temeuhat,
straightening out ‘your arm motion

: THE HOOK BALL
Maclean, Hamed
Mines Assistant

“dG. Maclean has been‘ 8p} i. |
ted assistant to the- manager:

mines‘ for the. pana aeeits Minin

t. Even a alight difference in your |‘, |.

To remedy a curve that Is -too|’

ping the ball\ with your thumb held | |

centre (of the: ball. -Thisé:witt help | i
prevent ;your hand ; from: re ||

Read and Use the Cl

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8ST. .RITA’S CATHOLIC CHURCH
Rev, B, A. Brophy, PP.

Sth at Elm Street
Sunday, Masses «8.30 and 10.30 a.m
Evening

‘Thurs, 7:45 pm. Bible study
‘Tere, ‘30 pm. Young People’s

OMURCE OF JESUS CHRIST
; LD.
Sundays at 10 az, in the Twin

Youmg People’s - = Frigay st 720 pm,

‘3pedroom,
clase to school, eee
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Son. nid, , Nea Ph, 712.

re) brick, 2 bedrooms
kitchen, ‘

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suite, B

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Robson subdivision, pewis decorated
300. T. D, oaling &
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bedroom holise on oofner lot
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charge for classified. ads,
(cplaced >in = person’ at - the.
News office is 50

‘Untted Church — Ist and ard Sun-

Angiean Church -- 2nd and 4th

Sundays at 11 a.m, Mattins followed
by Holy Communion. :
Baptist church — 6th Sunday

ANGLICAN CHURCH
4th Sanday after Epiphany-Jan. 28
St, ‘Alban’s 8.30 a.m; Holy Eucharist
St. John's 9:30 a.m. Mattins *
St, Albans .730 .pin. Evensong...
Rey, ©, R."Day — Parish Priest
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
Kinnaird Society Hall
2 pm. - Sunday Schoo! for all ages,
witha fine Bible class for adults.

+3 pam. . “Fools Rush In”

730, pm, - “What Is Man?"
‘Them, 8 pn, .- Bible Study, and
Prayey Meeting. i

cents. Minimuin ‘charge for
‘classified “ads phoned in to
the office is 60 cents.

} of allowing a classified ad”
to run ‘three times for the

wording of the ad in sub-

sequent issues.
A Castlegar News. box
scnumber .may be ‘used < on
classified ads for an’ extra
charge of $0 cents, for han-

2 dling answers.
ap. : Engagement, notices,
‘obituaries’ and cards ~ of.
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charge of. $1.00.

Classifica ads, are char! *
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sy. 1, JThere-ts a speelal’ rate ;

price .of. ‘two, groviding ”
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MOVING & STORAGE
“The Family Mover”
LOCAL & LONG DISTANCE HAULING

NOTICES

St, John’s. Anglican WA are
holding. their. annual 8t, Valen-
‘a Tea ‘Bake Sale’ pan oe!

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a le yD Ha

water, soit
orvall painted Signs’ Ph, 365-383, ra

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T_ Garton papt an wi ogerae

Box A508, oa CT aes
Deadiini

noon ae eeaday inn, ‘. the nay
of issue. tintt
of tte, ane Keo By-
pg creat tl peb-ttbt. lip:
Vetere ratieee orery, co cao
week’ Heated

Tee ohete SHER Waiting tna?
_ TENDERS
e Invited

EALED TENDERS
for the construction of re “building
Selkirk Health Unit
tnd ‘other health ngeneles for, the
oO: 1801 0.

assifieds

Mon, High School League —
Girls high single, Donna Wil-)
son 214; gitls high three, Marg
Gallo 508; boys high game, Ted
Batchelor. 241; boys high three,
Danny Favel 601,
Roadrunners 4, Pinbusters 3,
Rubberrousers 0, The Blowers 2,
Pingobblers 1, ‘The Rascals 3.
1% | Mon, pam, Cetgar Mixed League —
Ladies high single, R, Dickson
203; Indies high three, M. Menard
703; mens high alngle, Frank Web-
ster 277; mens high three, Alan
Johnson 657; team high single, No.
1 1032; team high three, No, 1 2723.
Team No, 8-1ipoints, 1-10, 8-9,
9-8, 4-7, 5-6, 7-6, 6-4, 12- 3, 11-2,
£1, 10-0,
Coffecbreakers League _—
Muffets 4, Pincurlens 3, Bris
3, Wheaties 1, Cheerlos 1, Take 5 0,
Ladies’ high; single, Elsie Hie-
bert 273; "ladies high three, Elsie
Hichert 52; team high single, Mugs
702; team high three, Muffets 2271.

the Plans and Spe-
eificationg in ar et on or

‘The 2 lowest or or any ender not
necessarly. diy accep’ %

6-0
Eee a

‘GARD OF THANKS .
We wish $0 express ose see
fivesine and | neighbors a tor ae the r oeraa:

Ladies League —
‘High single, B, Hamm 253 Aero

n,| Taxi; high’ three, Mona Menard

564 Oglow's; team high alngle, Ross’

- | Market’ 895; team high three, Ross’

Market 35
* High’ average, Rose Dickson 189
Aero Taxi, 7:

Castlegar Drugs 1, Ross’ Mar-
ket 4, Oglows:.3,'Bosbe Jewellery
3, Aero Taxi 0, DeFoo's Transfer 1,
6 | Tuesday. West's:.League —

Ladies -high’ single, Betty Price
'280; ladies high. three, Betty. Price
618; mens 5 high single; Wayne New-
high “three,” ‘Wayne

team high’ single,

- team high three,

; 3, Greenback, 1 Littlesoes 0, Fresh-
men 1,
Tuesday Night Mixed aes —
dadies

‘A, Fins

chibald 266; ‘mens ‘high three, F.
Bonnett 638; mens high average,
P, Kazakoff 203; team high single,

Wed, am. Drivers League. —
Ladies high single, Mabel Mc-

Building: Supplies

OGLow
‘Boilding & ble ey On: Lta.

Castlegar
Phone 365-3851

Gillvery | 238; Jedies - high three,
Mabel McGillivery 638; team high
single, Carburetors’ 998; | team ‘high
three, Carburetors 2704,

Bumpers. 27,, Sparkplugs 23,

tors 32,

é BEACON MOTORS Ltd.

; Pontiac. — Bulck — Vauxhall
‘ 701° Baker Bt. Nelson ,
Phone, 578

INCOME TAX
ACCOUNTING SERVICE

For Every Type of. Business|

V,.G, ECCLES
Public Accountant:
1186 CEDAR AVE.

TRAIL E ‘
= PHONE ; sTRAU:: beset

“No Blow ciub Members":-
Anne Kastrukoff, Bumpers; Mar-
gareb Munns, Sparkplugs; Helga
Jackson, Sparkplugs; Betty Pater-
son, Sparetires; Edna Webster, Ex-
hausted.

‘Wed, Night Ladies League —*

High alngle, Ann Koochin 250;
high three, Kay Adshead 608; team

wick 164; mens - igh. slag ain D. D, Are}

Vagabonds | 908; ‘team high | three, s

* Other high’ scorers:~ Bill Shay} =
wi | G12: - z

Cranks 12, Boarelires 25, Carbure-}

Bowling Results

high single, Beatniks 860; team high

three, Flyers 2344
Choregirls 2, Flyers 2, Beatniks
8, Sputniks 1, Kingpins 3, Five-
thumbs 1,

‘Thors, a.m, Ladies League —
High ‘single, Dorothy Scott 225;
high three, Dorothy Scott 505;
team high single, Beavers 704; team
high three, Beavers 2344,

Thurs. Mixed Commercial League —
Ladles high single, Janna
Brownlie 306; ladies high aggregate,
Janna Brownlie’ 729; mens high
alngle, Bob Jeffery 263; mens high
three, Bob Jeffery 709; team ‘high
single, Plaza Five 1110; team high
three, Plaza Five'3079.

“Other top’ scorers:-' Pete Tara.
soff 682, Don McLarty 624, Peter
Kazakoff 618, George Rilkoff 626,
Madeline Koenig 615, Pat Munroe
614, George Guimont: 604, Jake
Koenig. 601.
Kin

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Jan. 25,. 1962

BULLD
LAND ovzanInG 7 EROAVATION
_ Contact
PAUL THEDERADN
Phone 368-2511 Robson
Marshall's Store

= THE
Only woman among 200
prison inmates, Odette ‘Chace

Gravel & Top Sell
DITCHING, EXCAVATING
PHONE 365-9041

.
COLUMBIA SAND & GRAVEL
Cor. Maple & Sth, Castlegar

CASTLEGAR
DINING ROOM

ron is staff psy

the new. Leclerc prison ae
Montreal. Miss Charron, a
native of Quebec City and
graduate of the University of
Alberta, conducts scores. of
interviews a -day with in-

mates, “They are much like
children,” she said, “and all
have a fear of what is going
to happen when ©. they get
out.”

4, 0,
Coasters 3, Breadwinners 1, Bob's
Pay'n Takit. 4, Splinters 0, Plaza
Fiye 4, Mudlarks’ 0, Fivepins 4,

edtutors 4, Ricks 0. %
°° Silgh averages for season: la-
dies: Janna BrownHe 199 (Plaza
Five) ; mens: Jake Koenlg 226 (Pla-
ga Five). i
Friday Night Ctanato League
Ladies high ‘alrigle, Molly" white
_ ladies high three, Bolly
mens high single, Bill

rockers toes team high’ three, ‘Bed-
rockers. 2046, ;
‘Bedrockers 4, Defenders 0, Ree
bels. 3, Dukes 1 Royalsca tte 2,
Other ab scorers:- Rudy Mar-
tind 713, Ernie Newman 626,

Smith's P&H. Untouchables 0, Tlr-|-

bined, This is to strengthen these

Hotkey
Schedule

_\ Attention: Juvenlles — until
further: notice — Shop. Exsy and
Murlane Hotel teams will be com-

teams end even up this section.
4 aoe

Monday, Jan. 29 —

6-7 Castlegar “Drug vs Eremenko -
‘game,

bees coe Motors | vs Maddocks -

£16-825 Youngs Agency vs Smith's

NEWSPAPER
“ADS C10. UP
saass,

| 9.15=1046 Kootenny Bullders vs Ju-

- game,

9.16-10.15. Kootenay Builders va
Shop Eesy - game,
Tuesday, Jan. 30 —'~
6-7 Oswald Motors va Pettitt Photos
= game.

7-8. Bob'a “Pay'n Tekit. vs Bome Je-

ers = game,
9.16-9.15 Jack's Pic-n-Pac vs Smith
Plumbing - game,

venile Rep = game.
‘Thursday, Feb, 1 —
6-1. Castlegar Drug vs Pettitt Pho-
to - game.

1-8 Co-op vs Maddocks - game,

8.15-9.15'.Youngs Agency vs Pitts

Drug - game.
9.15-10.16' Shop Easy vs Juvenile

Rep,

Saturday, Feb. 3'—

730-830 Castle Motors ¥8 Bosse
Jewellers - practice.

830-9.30 Co-op vs Maddocks - prac-
tice.

945-1045 Oswald Motors vs Ere-
menko - practice.

10.45+11.45 Shop Easy. vs Juvenile

Builders - practice.

“FAST ‘ACTION

LS. Ltd.

: Towing - Banger.
anywhere on the Arrow
- Lakes

CASTLE
TONIGHT - FRIDAY
& SAT. MATINEE

1,600 persons would be displaced.)
_ STORAGE - CRATING = PACKING -. SHIPPING .
For Free Estimates Call Collect

. Trail 364-1818 Nelson 1471

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WITH A FARM IMPROVEMENT LOAN

Farm improvement Loans, backed by the Domin-
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up to $7,500 at five per cent simple Interest and
up to.ten years to rapay.

These loans’ cover the purchase ‘of all types of
farm equipment and improvement to the farm
house and farm bulldings.: ‘

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Enquire about Government-backed Joans for modern . Drilling - Equipment to putas yous with”

= to small 2 safe abundant Mater: : i
; through the chartered banks—up to 0 $25, 000 and 2 :

Up to ten yoars to repay.

This equi t is now etins 1 =
ful projects in Trail, Monto, Columbia Gardens :
and Salmo areas,; e

For advice and assistance, call your

focat National Employment Office

tssued by authority of Hen Michael Starr,
Minister of Lear Canad:

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