SS i CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thureday, March 23, 1972

In Oliver House Tournament

i: "The weekend of March Cliff Wilson, the boys car-

11 and 12 saw the Hawks of ried jtheough 0.

the Pee Wee Division with d an Sun-
h ir lat day morning at 7 a.m. saw

Castlegar defeat Burnab;
is. "The boys played a well
rganized team game witl
feals Danny Wallace mak-
some terrific saves. At
the end of the first period
the score was Burna'! if}
Castlegar 1, with Billy
aroff scoring unassisted.
In the second period
Castlegar moved
we joals by Les Sucka
jeff Townsend 4} Brian

per, travelled to ‘Oliver
a Pee Wee House Tour-

a cheering the boys on
elr games
me played

flayed fantastic gi
‘oan goal for this
was scored by Mike ara
plore assisted by Bill Naz-

loops Rebuilders defeated
the team 41. Danny King

a hard game
could not connect to
little black rubber
net. The loan goal was
scored, pan Tan Stewart as-
sisted by Billy Nazaroff.
a boys had a fun
weekend as well as playing
hockey. They enjoyed a
and

ie Tan.

fazaroff and the

third art ahead with a
dike; Varabiott as-

Arrow Reservoir
Waterfront Park
Ready in Summer

A new waterfront park
on the west shore of Arrow
reservoir, just south of Re-
velstoke, will be ready for
use by residents and tour-
ists this summer,

C. fiyd ro this month
comuloved ‘ansfer of some
200 acres of land at Blanket
Creek to the Provincial
Parks Branch, The proper:
ty includes a mile of shore-
Hne on the reservoir.

Access to the new Blan-
ket Creek park will be
from the scenic paved hl, in
way running south from
velstoke to Shelter Bay.

The road was built by
Hydro as part of the Co!
umbila River Treaty prog-

The new park will in-
clude Sutherland Falls, long .
a lo beauty spot, Parks
Branch crews. are clearing

ng e falls.
‘Thi sumunier Blanket

cil
be installed later.
Plans for further de-
velopment by the Parks
ean an eb inclu le an addition-
camping units, an en-
arged ndayaee and picnic
boat launching
and are peach facilities.
Blankett Creek, from
which the new park takes

pectors around
the century. A fencer fami

Bill
created \with the goal.

by
saw our on the trip, ‘a visit to a

horse and cattle ranch and
mi individual excursions
to Penticton and around
Oliver.

The outcome for the
ce from ‘team at the tournament
wag file third place in the ee
i visi
RoCK Bud t ihe boys who represen-
ge Castlegar were Danny
The Regional District
of Central Ko jotenay a
rived at a $368, aay pag get Poe Townsend, Danny’
for 1972, Gurkovitz, Hobbie
At a recent meeting of t
held in Nelson
the following breakdown.
was puts forward: Executive
Administration

the

entrance arch,

Asaph Domke, has been a
Jandmark ‘and point of in-
terest for many years. It
sulle stands on the old
roa

Because of its close:
proximity “sy Revelstoke,

and easy access from the
‘frans-Canada High:

park
an recreational potential.

Canada Handbook

Canada 1972, a 336-page

aU Sa

. First or second mortgeges for the purchase of
existing homes, consolidation of debts etc. One
day :approval service, competative rates, no lock

in, no bonus.

Phone 492-3841 days collect, evenings or week-

ends 493-1291 or write Homeplan Realty 283
Martin St., Penticton, B.C. tin 6

com-
piled and cdited by Statist-
ies Canada is on sale at
bookstores across Canada.
Designed primarily for

. the general public and for

students, especially those of
high school age, it presents

of recent econ- -

park.
Among. the early set- ©
tlers were members of the:

the: pipedreamer
By BRUCE RAMSEY

“Travel I is very broadening. You meet all kinds of won-
derful people. Take for instance a character | met last week-
end during a quick visit to the coast.

He was dressed In discarded RCAF survival gear, and
he looked ‘as though he hadn't eaten for days. \f ever there
was.a figure of dispair it was this man, a man with gentle,
cultured countenance and deep blue eyes, a stringy tor-
toi-shell beard, and, of all things, a monocle in his left

e,

Y “Alles is kaput,” he: was moaning when | met him,
“Alles is kaput."

“Ach himmel, alles is kaput. Das problemishe Is dat iy
bin ein dumpkof.”

Now nothing could be that serious, so, friendly like
asked him his name.

“Mien name it is Herr. Doktor Heinrich von Stueffle-
schaft zu Mittlesburg-Schweinfurt und alles ist kaput.”

“Al mein life, |.am in live with the Sidehill Gouger

Okanagan Midget Reps Learn
Who Champs are from Locals

the Castlegar defence to
score, assisted by Swales, to
tie up the hockey game.

By Denny Hughes

The Okanagan Midget
Rep champs from Penticton
lh The sunny Okanagan fac-
$a. off with Castlegar's West

taney champs x4 on the.
mig et’ Rep divisi

day In an Pehibition, Heekey
aa losing to Castlegar

Penticton scored again
quickly at 3.27 of the sec-
ond period on.a hard shot
that went in off the post
by Hardman Vout tak.
The game see-sawed se Penticton out front
back and forth for the first
period with no scoring. by
either club.

Tim Kerlaff started the
scoring at the 7.30 mark of
the seecond erlod assisted
by Ge ry Nixon and Tom

Nighes. ©. At 13.22 Murray
Price scored after being set
up by David Bozek and Al-

ex Josafatow. Each elub d two

PONY. EXPRESS
The “pony » express”

system of mail delivery was
ie set up in Hf

SHELL PRODUCTS.

hayes an elk ott zal
180
Mareh 26.and 280°

At 3.80 of the final
jod Nixon scored pesiate ad by penalties aplece.
Keith Goalie ‘saves for Mark

of: Nord Amerike, particularly the special of Canadiad 4
Columbie Britanique Ich bin devoted, yes, years to my

* study; yes, und-now, alles is kaput.”

“My reputation is at the stake, jah Gotterdammerung
— as you say, the “Twilight of the Gods," At my institute,
they say ! am an authority on the subject. Ein genius, Und
naw, ach, und now. 3

“1 am having ein book published on the subject und
now they are saying dat | never even saw a Sidehill Gouger.,
und they say dis und dat about mein fraulein, just because,’
| have Spanish [sland und ein Swiss bank account. Alles
is keput.”

| tried to sympathize with the scientist cum author for
the charge against a writer:that he'doesn’t know what ha’s
writing about Is, indeed, @ most aggravating one.

| knew that these strange creatures kept to the high-
land regions and were.seldom actually seen, although their.
tracks have been reported numerous times in the snow. It
is wall known that to enable them to walk around the steep
‘slopes of the mountains that the left legs is shorter than the
right, and so, therefore, they can only move in one direction,
If they tried to turn around and go back whence they came
they would tumble down the mountain. Nature, apparently.
has never permitted them to even think about turning back,
“What was dat you said about das Sidehill Gouger having its
left: leg: shorter than the right? Nincompoop! Das whole
vorld knows dat der Sidehill Gouger has shorter right legs
than left legs. See, | show. you how it moves; yes.

The professor got down on his hands and knees to

demonstrate how a Sidehifi "Gouger walked, and would you -

believe, as he acted out his pantomine, it was clearly .evi-

* dent that his left “legs” were shorter than his right.

When this fact-was pointed out to him, he spluttered:
“Dis hand is mein right, yes; and dis my left, yes?”

“Nein,” 1 sald.

“Nein? Ach himmell | made der. eee yes?”

There was.a long pause, and Herr Doktor Heinrich von

fleschaft’ zu furt, finally’ sald wt

A phone can be a trip back home. .

Remember the last time you placed a
long distance phone call home.

hours later?

the feeling of anti
send the flash ‘of joy when you heard,

?

Remember how you went through the
conversation bit by bit savouring it for

Remember to phone.

BOTH ®
A phone is what you make it

a grin:
“Ach, ee is goot a fraulein opened a Swiss faci
account, yes.”

B.C. Government Announces.
ipl Suowmobile Reguiatlons

tion will be through the of-
- {fices of, the. Motor. Vehicle

sumiiccident reporting pro-
cedures for operators of
snowmobiles also come in-
to effect Oct, 1.

Gun Licence
Mandatory

Kiernan,
ereations and Conservation
annou
‘Betective that date were
All-Terrain

the operation of snow
ine les in a manner dang-

the sponte: Patrick of Castlegar were
11 in the frat st period, 10 10
in the secon:

third for A record of
saves,

Penticton’s Deleew made,
three saves in the firs

slap shot yen a the second ey 2
line'on~a play started 2 in the final period for a
Castlegar’ goalie, total of 22 saves, .

int to Ralph Tassone, who

urn passed the puck to games wer
thoreaghly chjoyed by the
fans who turned out
watch the boys of Hives, two
Rep champ clubs

Mees anticton wore rec tpt
ents of 10 penalties while
Castlegar drew. five” plus
giving up a penalty shot to

enticton who were unable
to make it pay off.

Goalle saves for Kuhn
of Penticton were nine in
the first period, four.in the
second and seven in the
third for a total of 20 sav-

of Cai astlegar made
nine in the first period, 10
in the second snd aoe the
‘third for 37 save!
Both lupe” settled
down to a close-checking
game on Sunday with ven.
ticton dominating the plays
a the fret t 4° Berio e
legar pulle ap. e
socks in the thir to take
the win by et patie
Both teams scored in
the ‘first period with Cast-
Keriaff finding

Aquanaut Club
Names MoGauley
Ks President

»_. Ed McGauley was elect-
ed president of the Kin-
naird «Aquanaut Summer
Swimming Club at the an-
nual meeting of the
last week in Kinnaird Hall.
The 18 people attend-
ing discussed activities 2,

ig June,

Other officers elected
were Mrs. Adele Yule,’ vice
president; Mrs. Jean: Wick-
ett, secre! cand directors,
the Penticton net, passing
the puck out in ‘front to
tae riaft bat Fe eo
enticton's
BN ‘oke "through:

' REGIONAL: ECUMENICAL PARISH

ingle & United churches

ROBSON COMMUNITY CHURCH
9:45 A.M. United or Anglican Service
(alternate weeks)

ST. DAVID'S CHURCH, CASTLEGAR
+ 8:00 A.M. Holy Communion
10:00 A.M. United Church Service
11:15 A.M. Anglican Service set
Ist, 3rd, 4th Sundays: Communion’ (trad.)
2nd Sunday: Family Communion (contem)
5th Sunday: Morning Prayer

‘Parish Office: Phone 365-8337
Clergy: T. M. Allen and C. N. Howard

‘CHURCHES

talian
and Russian, or a " spectat-
ors, at,.the and
slide shows planned ‘for, the
occasion, ‘Students ‘and staff
will ‘be to’ -andwer
questions ean + provide - in-

ST. RITA'S
CATHOLIC. CHURCH
Rey. E. A. Brophy
Ph, 865-7143

Sunday Masses at
Sam.-llam.-7 pm

ecial experimt
erecta taal =e

“MEET SELKIRK COLLEGE THEME FOR OPEN HOUSE DAYS -

- Students, fo Welcome Visitors
: Safurday, Sunday Affernoons.

Creek Anus lal
Earl Gray site othe
ele ‘in-

cology ee tua on

a eis of anoth-

skills, Interested visitors
can test thelr reading skills
and find out how the:
pare with thore of.

Aut elkirk

sit down,” relax and chat
while; and the cafeteria will

sciences and hu--

manities will present a short
video ‘tape . production . by
the ‘various disciplines. of
the department: tnthropol-
et laa
sychology, an ology.
Rach member of the dopart-
ment will’ present wha ne
considers to be a significant
contribution to Selkirk Gol
lege in a beet taped inter-
view, and the faculty will
also be available for ques-
tions an

work '.done: -in’i courses ‘at

boratory,

CALVARY
BAPTIST CHURCH
Office 265-3430
‘Home 365-6667
Next to the Glovetieal Motel

Castleaird PI

Suni

ST. PETER LUTHERAN
CHURCH ~

Present diplays, obs thels

oF the ies
slene ad physics display de-
terest-
ea ar amateur can: undertake
studies jin astronomy . with-
out: the use of: a; inulti-mil-
Observa'

pergonal supersize models

‘
yay — form yak a the exhibit

sit
0: jshow the would- ©
that an in

part
hibits 4 prepared by the mo-
department.
ers will

homemade ca
. Serve tea pas an autten-
tie Ri samovar,

When , asked
plans for the 0} ‘house,
head ' of. library
mee out that “every a 8
phen ‘house, at fhe Sel

Throughout the
resident rougiut area 0) phat
dnto tee college Hbrary and

,, about ~

405 Maple St,

e familiar
Splletin of books, Soura.

Worship Service 11 a.m
Sunday School 10- a.m.-
Phone 365-5876
Pastor Robert Naber:
1905 - 4th Ave., Kinnaird

“The Church of the
Lutheran Hour”

APOSTOLIC CHURCH
One block East.of the”

PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE

: GRACE 9. 5)"
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH a
Services & Church School =
Sundays at 11.30. am.

‘Fe

Minister Rey. Clare Martin
Ph, $52-7400, Nelson, B.C.

erous to ople or oper
reat ieresoes wale oF

domestic animals.
Also effective March 15

y were fections of. the act

specif iB that persons un-
er rig Ge 4 1B cannot re-
ra .snowmobile ‘and
persons under the age of
18 require the consent of
parents or guardians to

make such registration.
Sections of the act al-
icipalities to

as did sections mak-
the | vehicle operators

After April 1

Citin: growing public
incor over, the: alleged

‘ eless use of firearms, the
fon. W ‘Min-

Hon. W. K. Kiernan,

_ ister of Recreation and Con-
servation, has announced

that as Ot April 2 it will be

‘mandato! a to havé a licence

beh
The cary nist x. said he ex
pected that’. ter its of ‘the
aad procedure would ie
clude
"cause the legislation ‘would
“enable more: effective pub-
lic education and control of
handlin:

ee The new: licence will be
ne

subject te
the Parks

ct and Land

Effective Oct..1, snow- |

mobiles must be registered

the "process:
household effects, and for

decal
will have to be’ displayed

eae vehicle’ on teers Rae

on the

4.

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Mall subscription rate to the Castlegar News
ts $6.00 per year. The ptice by delivery boy 1s 15
cents an fasue. Single coples in stores are 15

questing space that the ilabillty of the paper in
advertise

the the event of failure to publish any
ment of any description or In the event that

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errors. occur in the publishing of an advertise- (im

and that there shall be no liability in any event
beyond the amount pald for such advertisement,

ip!
ed” the Taborato tnd:
des and work. Students have * pla a
prepared a fascinating light-
pus show. and .will be us-

prove as "popular with visi-

= ‘age ae, dur during the previous.

works and

Racer aps
ere, for:

cial occasion eas

BS;
play ora special topie. euch
as “So ‘you you're
normal???” by. Hanks.
Special study carels. ‘are’

sa, did the

raining during t two years of

the ist
Depsrtments involved ath

featurin; gs S. Of rocks,
f ies

lent epi
will be réady to give advice ’
; to. all comers‘ about

ving intensive

French Puppet

Falry Drama

To he Featured
gee Maasai da a
with the présentation ae

delightful :
ite he Petit Prince? ad ;

Antoine Sd Sia en by

ery,
will be given ‘in French
the ren Selkirk ia hd

i Ada ted for the et |
ire by Mra. Vi to

front of the my wit
the action of the ae
Saint-Exu, lay."

On the pu et’ sta , the
little’ the puppet. the flow:

idly them
sadly decides to leave,

visits several: asters
oids where, one by one, he
the acquaintance of

fe
he puppets. Andre - Jo
he department: of: Modern
Languages : has been coach-

:itig -the: student,:actors | in

hele ronounciatio:
2 ne n and.

of

um:
8 offered *
: by that de artment dnelude
es program * for *
-Selkirk-students, and ‘help |
readin, stud:

he production and direction

To; help the audience

along a comment
wil be an

in- En:
rattle be given. before

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Ten;
Fe

Selkirk Women
reparing for tue
azaar and this

April 8°.
vig, Under the beading
aS of Summer Baza ant
‘ay of sum
has been eee attract
ustomers:

lace mate mitt

falda, hala  pbre en, at
salt‘and pe

sha ers and other tens tor 5

stock Sad enh
hove cand pe Berk rape #0

Barbecue Time’ with

the

P rovide
; shudents ‘studying at
Coll lying at Selkirk ‘

THE FINEST MEAT "ALWAYS

OUND STE AK =

PORK

oe :

GOV. INSP,

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-_ Selkirk Women to Hold Summer Bazaar

ings. white” elephants of all

This . pponular
along with the usual Stems,
fat 08 8 corks for the wine:
i x makers in

me, th out th -
mer f heme, he Tounge

As in previous
roan Gam da

r_ booth,

bursaries for

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«+. ¢ Now that Spring is here, perhaps it Is time
fo review your policy on your boat and motor
before you take your first outing. Why not ask me
to recommend # policy fe veer:

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Representing Fruit Growers
Mutuol
Located at 296 ‘Columbia
Ave., Castlegar

Phone 365-3301

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