_,CASTLEGAR NEWS,

Wednesday, April 18, 1962

Bowling Results

Monday Celgar Mixed League.—
Ladies high single, Val Flan-
ders 305} ladies high three, Mona
Menard 635; mens high” single,
John ‘Lipkovitch 270;.mens high
three, , Brian Mosby , 638; . team
high single, Team No. 8 963; team
three; ‘Team ‘No. 8 2724,

Sean No, .1-6° points, 2-11,|tam high single, Defenders ‘1000,
3-10, 48, 54,6-2, 7-0, 6-9, 9-3, 10-1,}team high three, Defenders 2816.
je Defenders 4, Dukes 3, Rebels :

41-5, 125.
‘Tuesday Mixed League
©) Ladies high single, Janet Leit-

Bee 256; ladies h three, ‘Janet Other 600's:- Fred Fomenoff
toe bags wrens igh single, Bill | 663, BIN Keralff 695; slim  Koo-
ee 298; mens high three, Wayne | chin 608. :

Newman 615; team high single,
Genelle 1021; team high three,
Vagabonds 2814.

, :
z .
Total: pins ‘in roll-offs: Vaga- Contented Resident

bonds ; 2814,: Nighthawks (2565,
Chevrons 2270, Pinheads 2422,
Genelle repre Fireballs 2553,

; Other .600's:- Bill Shay 606,
Ticsday Night’ we

‘Ladies high Sie Elaine Ry-

sen 261; ladies high three, Betty ~.: Dear Sir:
‘Price’ 581; mens high single, Ken
Price 328; mens ‘high three, Ken | “still wondering” from the last
Tur- | sue of the Castlegar News.

es toe: team high three, ‘Turtles “First I wish to state I am not

Price 934; team high’ single,

3 anaheons 2, “Turtles 4, Little-|the swimming pool committee.
joes 3, Greenbacks 2, Fireballs 0, He was wondering about side-

prcenen L.

ther 600's:-, John Obetkoff|has seen the folly of this state-
616, cb Lowe 838, Jim Proud 617, { ment, or did he wish the sidewalk

Don McLarty 63:
Wednesday Deiners League —

ji badies high. single,, ‘Penny Ah-y
y 241 ‘and ‘Lolo’ Cheveldave hotel" "Well, if “gtill’ wondering”
Eri Tadies high three, Lola Chev-| was using neg shovel near me at
eldave 647; team high single, the Jast few volunteer work par-
2525. ties -or if he had been out can-
i Carburetors. 60%, Bumpers | vassing for money, he, by now, |
56%, Sparetires 48%, Searing should not still be ‘wondering. 2

Cranks 31%. Té “Still Wondering” has a

936; team high three, Cra

46, Exhausted 33,

No Blow Club Members’ — | good method to obtain this $40,000
Lola Cheveldave and Penny Har-|from Celgar he should leave his

vey.

‘Team Standing a aetround? Ely: next year’s council. Then he can

offs: — .(1): Cranks, (2). Carl

tors, (3) Bumpers, (4) a eetine)
(8) Sparkplugs, oe Exhausted.-
Wendnesday Night League —

Ladies high single, June Lit-
tle:241; ladies high three, Kay dent.
Kelly 541; team high single, Five-
thumbs 918; team high three,

Choregirls 2304,

‘ Choregirls 3, Souls 1, Five-
thumbs ® Flyers 2, , Kingpins 3,

Beatniks 1.
‘Thurs, mixed Comm, League.—

‘wadies high single, Gladys
Manahan 337; ladies high three,
Elsie.Koochin 712; mens high sin-
gle, Bob Jeffery 283; mens high
three, George Rilkoff 798; lon

high. single, F

Other 600's:- Penny Harvey | next December and I am sure he

Nick Sherstobltoft 609, Ross: Lea-
vitt 603, Kathy Poznecov 601..
Classic Mixed League —

Ladies high: single, Marge
Bonnett .250;:-ladies high three,
Marge Bonnett 637; mens high
single, Roland Lussier 293; mens
high three, Roland Lussier 689,

3, Rovalacolle 0, Phantoms 1, Bed-
rockers

Gives Answer To
“\ SHI Wondering”

1. was just wondering about

a commissioner or a member of
walks.and I presume by now he

to be built under the piles of snow
plowed oft of the highway.
, géod “ole swimming

name at the village office before
will be a welcome candidate: for
ure- | straighten out this “poor manage:
ment.”

Yours for a sound municipal

government.
Contented. Kinnaird Resi-

Pythian Sisters Name
Convention Deer

team high three, Fourpointers Ruatine pinasles conduc: | fi
2904,

ins 4, Fivepins 0, Rick's

ted after which plans were made
for the District Convention whi

Records 2, Bob's Pay'n Takit 2,| will be held in Trail

Tiredtutors 3, Splinters 1, Plaza-

Mrs, W. Saunders will attend its

Five 4, Marcellus Motors 0, Four-| convention as official delegate of

pointers 3, Breadwinners 1, Smi-| the local Temple. After routine

th’s P&H Untouchables 4, Mud-}business was concluded the
larks 0,

Other 600's;- Jake Koenig 669, thele degree work for the conven-

ffery 659, | tion.
aioe shea oD age din Tiered At the close of the evening
647, Nick Koochin 633, Fred Fil- | delicious refreshmerits were served
lpott. 638, Carol Jeffery 620, Steve | by the hostesses ‘Mrs.. ‘Mi. Blaihut,
ty 819, Jim Bilesky 618, Pete | Mrs. Eva Thompson, and hae Ww.
Eavstort 311; Don McLarty - 610, | Goresky.

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team and other officers practiced |9

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FROZO

‘Mrs: “LFérguson’ Delegate
To: Senior Citizens Meet :

‘Members of the Senior Citi-

zens’, held. thelr: regular. me

eting
last Friday cvening in the Legion
Hall with 23 members present. Mr.
J, T, Webster, the president; con

custo ee meeting;

jailey was appolnted

:the* ficial Rareettaticns tothe
. Castlegar and District Fall Fair
. and/he will arrange for‘ guards: at

the.time of. the Fair.

‘The annual’. Senior’. “Citizens
convention: Will be held: this; year
ins New few,, Westminster, June 1214."

L,'P. Ferguson’ was ap-
polated ‘the. official delegate to at-

Latheran’ Sorvico Now
Held Every ‘Sunday :

“The, Lutheran:
nounced that reg.
be conducted’ in
Anglican

Church on Maple * ae Ad

3 pam..every Sun
will

| expressed their’ pleasure and ‘sald

38 Reve ares C. Clark of Trail
officiate.

tend the “ convention, ‘ ‘Mr. Bailey
will also attend as the executive
representative. |.

At the close of business Mr,
Glen Quayle entertaincd the’ mem-
bers with coloured movie pictures
and: gave a commentary. The: pic-
tures were of many local places of
interest and -scenes of B.C. Inclu-
ded in the movies‘ were ‘scenes of
the. Arrow..Lake and: the’ Minto
making her'last trip‘up the lake.
Another’ was’ of ahistorical par-| 599
adé held in Trail during thelr. 50th
Jubilee,

There were scenes taker in
Robson during a heavy snow: fall
in 1948,. Others. included pictures
of:Burns Lake, Fort Steele, Prince
George and Kaslo and the official
opening of the Castlegar Airport:

incere thanks were extended
to Mr,Quayle*and \the members

mg | tae, the local scenery. was the. best
in Canada.

Tho next meeting will be held

in St. Alban’s Parish Hall, when | Ing.

the members of the WA will en-
tertain the Senior Citizens,
At the close of a very pleasant

- Eight Tips For Safo :
~ Driving Over Long
Easter Week-End

Toronto — Last year, ri
steel , perished. on Cana

that-many were injured in motor
accidents according to the All Ca-
nada Ingurance- "Federation.
Easter weekend -will soon be
with us and accident tolls rise as
motorists take to the highways for,

The Federation; which: represents,
220 competing’ Canadian fire,- cas.
ualty and ‘automobile insuraneé
companies, makes these recommen-
dations for a happy Easter:

1.) Have: your. tires and
steering . mechaniam checked for
damage which, may’ have reaulted
from. winter, driving:

Plan short ‘trips. Save the
longer ‘drives, until later in the
summer ?.when you: have become
more* accustomed to hours at the
wheel. .

3.) Beware of rough spots in
hheay caused « by, frost heay-

4 - Drive with’ particular « call
tion in the vicinity of churches
which will be crowded at Easter.

ts ‘and highways. ehisty te :

BOB’S
PAY'N TAKIT

welgh-in stations for the sports-
man’s fly-rod fish derby, we find
a registration of. zero again for
the. first long weekend of the year. dest ‘weekend,
one-half: fo’ one, Ib. ‘trout’ being
caught ’at’ the ‘mouth of the Koot-
enay, but me big ones to speak of.

ars t the twins and I put in two
hours: in the Columbia spln fish-
ing, ‘Tried every. plug we had in
the box but to ino avail, We fi-
nally resorted’ to; worms and John’
came up with:a‘bite-but no fish:'
Worked the north forty in the
afternoon then headed for Water-
lo6 Eddy with Joe Fodor, Packed ji
the boat down to the river —'mo-
tor, tackle, ete.,: and’ fished for

On checking. three of ‘the

‘Reports have good catches of

morning between rain

“’ Sessions. Conductod |::

Inte’. peices ona: “heautt-
ful stike, but: landed nary ‘a fish.

during the day (turn
a complete goose’ eng, Ho
one cuss had better. Tu

30 this
eek all: those ‘interested in ‘Dog

fice in Castlegar. ‘That: will be re-
gistration and orientation night for
the :first.Obedience Class of the
newly- formed * ‘Cascade Kennel‘and
fence “Club, You. won't need
your:dog'for the first night-but if
yous zintend | bak Feglater: you’ had
it’ is: the oniy.

\ Lert te Held ‘from n

Net results for five: | houre ‘of oltort £
ied: out

Obedience ‘Training. are ‘advised to]
be at the B.C.: Forest Service .Of-|'j

t's . good practice to. keep

-| CLOSED. GOOD FRIDAY
"| CLOSED EASTER MONDAY :

A HAPPY EASTER
10, EVERYONE: :

,;your car in tip-top running

ng | order - especially now that

PEAS "2%
‘ICE CREAM %

GINGER ALE |
Kootenay qls, 5 kettles .. $1.00
"plus deposit

PINEAPPLE ‘JUICE
Malkin’s, 48 oz. 3 tins .. 89c

POTATOES -
Netted Gems, 50 Ib. sack . $1.49

GRAHAM WAFERS
Christies, pkg, --.-.--.. 29c

Boxed. Chocolates
Asst. cherries i in cream, box 880

FOIL WRAP

TOMATOES -

2 tubes. 22-2 eee ee 35c

_.HOT. CROSS BUNS

KRAFT DINNER
4 pkgs. ......esecee eee 4S

Malkin’s S or C 2 tins .... 49¢

VELVEETA CHEESE
Kraft, 2 - 1 Ih. pkgs, ..... 98¢ -

CRISCO
3- Uh plgs. .-...---- $1.00

LARD

Burns, 2 tis. ........... 980

‘SHORTENING...
Snowflake, 214 Ih, pail... 78c

FACE SOAP

| MILK... ‘King. oa with ade feoupon Sl. 15 a :

‘Pacific or Gamnation, 6 tins ae en :

| APPLE JUICE
Sunryne, clear 48 01, 2 tins 78¢

WE ALSO ‘HAVE: A GOOD SELECTION
OF EASTER NOVELTIES, « BASKETS, i
EASTER R Bees ANE EGG ‘COLORING, = ">

~ Sf
WE WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY GOOD FRIDAY. THE 20th
"WE RESERVE 1 THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES:

= hended inthe Kinnaird Fire Hall will be

‘Stuart House, 18 in. X 25 fi. bet

I *) s UR A N c E evening the ‘hostesses Mrs. I. ‘Bc 5.) Avoid heavy traffic arter-
Neil and Mrs. E. Murray served es bie a Plegaant drive on coun-

: deli refi . aide-roads,
For All. Your elleiage retcernmente 6.) Use caution when ap-

INSURANCE AND Sam Bes ete. “where ice may remain
REAL ESTATE NEEDS 7.) Be’ especially © observant
Phone 365-3441 LEA of he thor er money then
ANDERSON < ‘ AN mares As during the rest of the
“AGENCIES : “|Srive atte Genta Ont Gom't

SNANTIA

_ Gareless Smoking.
° Causes Many Fires

ae “NOTICE. pommel ine
z

=. Take. notice. that any unauthorized person appre

‘This represents 42 per cent of

= ee 4 / all the fires in; the country.

conducted the session, : giving an

Be discussion ’:in small. groups |§
were given out‘and a lively debate
oni th the. findings; -of the group’ fol-
lowed,

gram re]
umbia. Diviaion, could / take . the

.
For Blue Guiders. . , (uma er is on the way.
‘ i I didn't” Set Tout .to the: pistol : %
= poe ‘shoot Sunday afternoon as’ “it? ‘just | ~ LET US. CHECK, (IT, FOR
Of The District didn’t ibe “with Retriever ‘Train: Syou”
: 2 but Ray Lee reports that ten of te
The monthly training session a boys turned out and cleaned uy

iD a
for Blue Guiders held recently in| the range and erected new target
Castlegar: was well ator by 7 | butts, Seven hundred rounds were Cc A S T L E

Rossland, | fired with’ club president Aub
osslani lub pres! att rhe pad MOTORS LTp.
Phone 365-2411

legar. Leveridge coming up
1. W. McNaughton of Trail|high score of 82 and ats gold
medal shooting, Next shoot will be
of the material covered at 2 p.m. Sunday, ‘April 29, If you're

the {Maple Lest Camp she attend.|a club member. try and make it La

in July: of last year. .Q

‘Mrs. Al Rizzuto, division train-

|SSaentyo ron eaere "SUNSHINE

comments on proposed changes for
some. of the Guide badges in order
*| that Mrs.’ G,’

; NTS YOUR HOME

‘With smoking in bed

Sin 26 deaths during the year, offi-

or lals of the Federation, which ‘re-

3 . SS) presents 220 ' automobile, fire and
caauslty insurance companies, mek.

es the*following suggestions to ‘halt

Allen Selbie, loss of iife~and property.
Village: Clerk. 1): Never smoke in ‘bed. No one
ah ig immune. to suddenly ~ failing

containers. before going | 0. ‘bed or
leaving a xoom.'‘

(5) ‘rake lighted olgarete with you
even when leaving, @. room’ for a
moment,

phere: 365-3093 ‘

_ KINNAIRD, B.C. (See eae ene ene |

(1). When butting clgarets out-of-

doors, make sure to grind them in
2 the’ soll," orush ; them son (a rock or
= ut them in water.
2 Ti rice 49 ie Never flip a. cigaret away
& UP eys GradeA. all sizes, LB: CB Oy ait atopene vaansts
Eevee: atural tinder for cigaret ashes and
= Ham Bees h a 49 wan, eshtrays are emptied into
= Ss Rea y-toweat, mons whole Ib C2 ‘Aways put oigareta out thor:
oughly,
=

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Margarine Solo, 2 Ib. block .. AIC,

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Wax Paper REFILLS, 2 for . A9ch|
Cranberry SAUCE, 2-15 oz. tins 49c cl
Apple Juice 2 TINS

Ice Cream Westland Ya gal.
Potatoes 10 iss.
Dog Food rors ios... $1 00

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= $5.00

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