CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thuraday, April 21, 1966 : provinetal Library |

PUBLIC NOTICE

Attention 8 year olds — Any
Castlegar or Robson boys 8
years ald who wish to play base-
ball in the "Sand Lot League”
of the Castlegar-Robson Minor

Assoc, please contact
N, Peer Ph. 365-
aoe by April 30.

finemai Dufiodil te, — May 7
—Twin Rivera ale pig ccariert
Minto Chapter 0}
Cancee Fund,

Mesmen Youth Group Car Wash
—April 23, 10 am, at Texaco
Station at Plaza,

Mixod Seclal, Castlegar United
Church—Aprit 27, 8 pm. Guest
speakers Mr, and Mrs, MacLure
wubject — Pnklstan,

Boy Seout Hottlo Drive. Kinnatrd
April: 23—10 a.m. Please have
your bottles ‘ready,

Se, Citizona’ peas April_22—
Legion Hull— pm. Films
by J. Dvorak,

SPCA needs beat-up play pon
tor puppies, pa fee ios Hum:
ane Assoc,

Correction — IODE Bridge nite
changed to May Me

Spring Tea — Ganadlan
Legion Br. 170 wi Rstccee avery~
one to their Annual spring tea,
April 23, Legion hall 2.30-4,30,
Feuturing Bake Table, sewing

and grocery hamper raffle.

Rummage Sale — ret 9
Legion Hall, 10 a.m. — 12 p.m.

“Bponrored “by ua Caveaian las

ston Br, 170,

Family Fon Day — April 23,
KIS, bring the whole family —
doors apen at 330 for en,
ake walk, white elephant, buke
{abte and yarden centro, Supper
7 pm. sana Ber
person or $4.50 per family. In-
cludes a delightful minntrel show
which follows supper! Sponsored
by Anglican Church, Everyone
welcome!
Annual menting of the Castlesar
and District, Hockey Aus'n to be
held April 28 at 8.00 p.m. In ne
banquet room of the HI

61 CRESCENT ST. —

SMITH’S

ARMS, Open to the public,

PLUMBING &
HEATING LTD.

PHONE 365-7531 — CASTLEGAR

Latest Selkirk
College Faculty
Appointments

dams, a

—_

t graduate of UBC's forestry facul-

‘on her féet

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feet while you stand,

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MADDOCKS

CASTLEGAR DRUG

ty and the holder of a master of
forestry degree from the Uni-
versity of iCallfornia:

A. EREMENKO. and Co.

SALE - SALE -

Men’s drass and work shirts
$1.95 and §2.95 -

Extra special —

reduced yy 1% off regular price.

SALE

men’s wool work socks
2 pairs $1.29

Men’s qussisis cardigans and pullovers Men’s Gasnal Pants reg. $6.05 aad $1.85 :
Reduced to $5.95

Ladies’ SEAMLESS NYLONS Ladies’

3 prs. $1.00

Ist quality... secs

SHAGGY PUPPS

They rise to every occasion and are only $8.96

the use of. "controlled burning
for fire hazard reduction and
has also been engaged on work
dealing with site preparation for
regrowth.

A married man with two
young children, he is an active
outdoorsman and a member of
the Canadian Institute of For-
estry. He will be attending the
college seminar being held in
Trail this Saturday and will as-
sume his new duties on June

Ross Frase ra 8 graduate
of Sir George William and Mc-
Gill Universities has been ap-

liege.

-He a_ dean's honour
student ‘at i sir George
where he majored in Eng lish,
He received a diploma in educa:
tion from the MacDonald College
of McGill ep Later Mr. Freer

years as a
shoot teacher in Montreal.

Mr. Fraser is currently com-
pleting his master’s degree at
UBC on a graduate fellowshi ip.
He has also been teaching
the 16; unl versity 6 English depart-

A married man, he and his
wife have one child,

Area Velerinary
Service Starting

In Near Future

‘The SPCA and the Columbia
Humane Association have. an-
nounced that veterinary servi

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TT i

fashion eplachore

April Showere
All-Weather Coats

Have High Fashion in
the Rain with a very smart
UMBRELLA
In Assorted Styles and Colors
$2.98 to $3.98

$19.98 to $25.00"

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Heavy Duty Work
Pants

Superior Quality Cotton

Drill made to withstand

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Size 30 - 40

$7.95 pr.

_NHUC=£é«68§EZ ZZ. iii TttiitttiiitiitnittitieKnilimii ea

Regular $1.49

New 1966
Cold Capsule

NOW

Limited Time

New Service for C

Cc A

in ‘the near future.

Marling ston

be picking up eat, Goce or oth-
er ani April 30 at 11
am. at ‘Smith's Kennels, on the
Christina Lake highway if there
are at least 15 cases.

The animals will be brought
back on May.4 and-on that: day
Dr. Marling will be at Smith's
penne for shots and consulta-
ions. x

‘Their pets taken to Cres-
ton fo!
phone the Columbia Humane
., or the SPCA.

To repeat, all surgical cases
will have to -go to Creston on
April 30 and there must be. at
least 15 cases.

BIRTHS

MARIN to Mr.'and Mrs.
George Markin ispberry Vil-
lage, April 18, a * deuniter
STEWART — To Mr. and
Mrs, David Stewart of F epeon.
April 19, a son.

Emergency Numbers:

Sunday & Holiday Hours: 12-1 p.m. 6-7 p.m.

365-7036 365-5392

CASTLEGAR DRUG

R. E. Goulet, Corner Pine & Columbia Ph. 365-7813
Open Monday - Saturday 9-6 Friday 9-9

MOORE ec

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is is for surgery only. '

r surgery are asked toj—

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Parliament Bulldingsy
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‘INSPECTION TOUR of Selkirk College: construction pro-
‘gress was made on Sunday by College principal Gordon
Campbell and architect John Kidd. Here Mr. Kidd, right,
‘points out to Mr. Catnpbell: the “giant bricks’: ‘being used. 52
in ‘construction ‘of thé first education’ houge on the: cam-| 3) 9cre
pus. All buildings; are of contemporary eaten, and. are

being constructed of reinf

astlegar
likely vote on a $585,000 paving
R | bylaw on Thurs., May 19,
ial council meet- ing on bt
men Public works chairman Jim' could'mean‘a mili. rate
bett=: said all

: Castlegar to

oni escone an

Vote $585,0

ratepayers will| proval to ‘the bylaw’s presenta-| feeder streets 22 feet wide: The
tion the vote will be held on: business section}: of Castlegar
May 19 following a public meet-| will be paved

curb to. curb,
Ald. Corbett said tho bylaw
increase

residential of-betweon'seven and nine mills | p)
be paved under the but this could possibly be ad-

00 Paving Bylaw

on the economies we're able to
effect when we get down to

ting the overall bylaw amount.

tet aes

Se +

” Me, Corbett ° described

stroots will
brivis bois an Leoot width with justed downward: “depending

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lished Every Thursday at “The (eae ‘of the . Kootenays””
f p CASTLEGAR BRITISH COLUMBIA, ‘THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1966’

nected ei, Gauley.

| finish sees pasate All buildi

ped courts.

Symphony Chamber
Players Here Meve 6

As |p: f the 1968 BC.
Centennial a festivities, the Can-
‘adian Confederation Centennial

{ Committee of British Columbia}:

vince. jut be conductors te ‘and xn

‘er'must

simul
in Every. member brings to the

“enisél
it. tae no conductor.
‘know fhe
and:style'of the
taneously.
Broun 3a wealth, of; artistic ex-
Perlent ‘
ination of string)

| to the ' full “grou
of

litera! c is|

accessible‘ from the thi impust: ry
ie? from

recat ti oan inst

fo ptake tan orientation coarse
three monthe, it was’ stat-
‘Trail ‘seminar ,on. Sat-

tag Heooeat ic. to
Ave.,"a rte might “he eben pat

On entering‘: Selkirk: gee
Tose all day students. will Ihave | #2)
ne for their Ob!

e 7th Ave. applica-|~
is of a'concern to}

vel hill:
mwas handed'to
residents of 7th,

yAves. Who objected | -
ration.

tothe, site
oth: et

b there},
rut from the work,
d ieee noise: ae ‘would increase, |-

be a-lose of: resi-
‘value,

for residential de-

‘there’ would ‘be

Heation was select,
 dchate when com:
red it.
fon Sone i sidents|-

part of th

SELKIRK: COLLEGE. is Bead, staking upon, the. communi

2” Over 400 persams

f ; uusunds of ollars’ is shown ‘Tined [2
¢ ap Tere Upaise tieiskyune a3 Work Dalted ior the week-
“end’.on the new access roads being ‘constructed at. the
: Kinnaird ..interchange and cloverleaf. The side of the

‘mountain bank le ding, to the Crest View. subdivision’ has paves

: gar News’ Photo :

in the’ pre

" purchase y Cooper's ig tt held this weekend. 'Gwners
avid Cooper . and]

a ‘jacket from’ one of

H ,
ithe “exclusive lines carried
“Men's We

has.one of.the. most. Castlegar Nex stocked cloth-

by the firm. David Cooper

tutions
sa ee
ins ory Suet
have ted =

‘This warning was 5 delivered

‘the weekend: by* Education
‘Minister, R. Pel yn, 'speak-
ing al at the Selkirk College semin-

in bi address, the

students :.would ‘be ‘graduating
from the’ new: senior ‘schools“on

minister
gaid. that this year the -firet|.-

pehool regan ii prea
tulle Class will: £} to

At. present: ay hi Or
Ei eTOUD py aluiot 60
SF sof wating
add ill be™ ‘hedipbound
frudeats’ who have. ¢aken ‘an
gcedemic: or technical: program
in hopes that they wil immed-

ately, ata later, date, enter
This group, stated Mr. Pet-
gran, will continue to increase
in“ numbers * ds: the’ Population!
grows, but is likely ‘0 remain
at approxima the sine ‘per-
centage of-the‘age group.)

‘During ‘at least the - first};
years of:.the | regional:: colleges | on -Saturday.

there will be one other large

group ‘of < candidates for: en-1 5

.. These. are adults.

Applications.

it, a8] fer a ess the College for their sec-
It will

ond "-y also’ be pos-

gece |

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April 27:)° 56

‘sthle er resent grade 13. stu-
E dies

-Should be Made Early |

ications for: admittance | |
Coltege .: next. es at the College will depend on
48 {the damand from the local com-

_|dents to continue thelr  stuc
there,

for College

“Provision of evening class-

unity. It is expected that many
| svening classes now operated
y be: amalgamated and held

at ue College in ‘future.
RAL amber ‘of local Pan
intention to provide bus servic-
es to the College convenient

‘community - college: to-have «an

dents,

ister, “it: can the
respectful “admiration of the
other’ established

both here and beyond the ‘boun,
daries ‘of. British Columbis..

ful relationships which’ can ‘oniy
through time an:

e8S
he. concluded, ‘“‘Selkirk College
manages to do this, and becomes

times, :he added.

a true educational ated in‘ its
com not.qnly

uplifting effect upon the com-|

“In’ ‘this way," said the min- |
hope to: win’

we cannot create fe those: ‘meaning, | ‘

| Two Mayors — ~
But Who's Who?

Castlegar has a new may
hee Or ‘at least it looks iike it

7 the, old or

Confused ee
= Its simple. °°
Mayor RC Maddecks? twin
7; brother arrived this. week
*< from England (or'was it Wal-
es to take up resi

2 otAnd
;~ but -almost_ an mental twin,
y tna nea them

‘The mayor fooks more hag-
gard. (or ‘s "tt the other way

But fhe: new one looks Uke
id one. :

| Mayor, R. C. Maddocks by.C:

CHAIN OF OFFICE has been presented |

1 alder-

by presenting the key to'a mayor, citizens

men. The move to purchase

| aaroun

‘spearheaded by Ald. V. R. Cook shown
shere with Rev. Tom Wilding who made
ithe presentation. In former. times such a
»| Chain held the key to a town’s gates and

the chain was

Webi

strated: their trust in him. Castle-
gar’s chain ‘consists of maple: leaf links
separated by bars on which the names
of future mayors can be inscribed.

“U-tor. Pearkes
To Visit District

-Dariag August

Ron Giles ‘and

or George Ps
nounced at Guesiays council
meeting,
aa a Jetter: to council, —_
jim Corbett of Castlegar. sai
iis ethan had asked ae
necessary
organization ‘for the visit,

— Castlegar News Photo