CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Sept. 4, 1969

Funeral Last Thursday
For Arthur Eldridge

Funeral service was held

Hi
1904 moving to Nelson at the
age of 11 years where he re-
ceived his education.

Mr. Eldridge first took
employment with the Royal
Bank of Canada in Nelson
and then in 1935 he made his
home in Trail where he work-
ed for the ves Kootenay
Power aud Lig

it as in’ 1946 ‘that he
znoved to > Kin: aird.

ir. Eldridge was a mem-
ber ve “the Anglican Church
of Canada. He served on the
Kinnaird council from 1935-
57 and was treasurer, and
worked for a number of. years! 1
towards Camp Galilee.

He was very interested
in sports and coached Jr.
Badminton for a number of
ears.

* Mr. Eldridge is survived
by his wife Gwen; two Bone
Wayne of China Creek and
Douglas of Castlegar and two
grandchildren.

Honorary pallbearers were
Al Ritzki, Ernie Fitzpatrick,
Ed McGauley, Pat Haley, Bull

Robinson, Walter Hol Iman,
ike Evans and George St.

Officiating at the service
was Rev. T. Allen with cre-|

Another quality product
from the Fraser Valley Milk

paation. following,
Home was or charge of ar-

rangements,
led

Dawdling Isn’t
Wasting of Time
For a Youngster

‘ime means nothing to a

young child. A lot of dawdl-
is actually concentration

upon the thing most interest-
ing at the moment, says the
federal health department
publication, RUBS The Years

| Ont One To Six’

come s0 inated by watch-

of the ‘process of learni:
everything about everythi
e does mean a lo!
a busy mother. But, a cl
can turn deaf to a torren
words. And if you start prod-
ding and scols now, you'll
be at it foria a tat tine

you’
child responsib
own eating, dressing,
the toilet, and was

of passive resistance.

Double Baptism
At St. Rita’s
Church Sunday

A double baptism with
Father E. A. Brophy officiat-:
ing was held last Sunday at'
St. Rita’s Catrolic church.

‘iving baptizement were
ig, De dt

Thy child may be- :

tle; Funeral |i

ity Gor ‘his! :

Forestry Fire
Situation Down
As it Gets Goofor

Due’ 'to™cooler tempera-
tures and higher humidities,
Bithe past week was another
good one as far as keeping
forest fires down in British
Columbia but there are indi-

Hi-Lite Restaurant
“Specializing in Chinese Foods”
Pholid. 365-6701" tor- Takeout Orders

Open 6 a.m. to 9.30 p.m.
Closed all day Monday -

BANQUET FACILITIES FOR SMALL GROUPS

cations for a return to more
widespread dry conditions in

the province.

The. British Columbia
Forest Service, in its weekly
report issued «last -Friday,
said that only 92 fires occur-
red during the week, the bulk
of them in the southern in-
terior.. One hundred — and
three blazes were extinguish-
ed and there are 79 fires still
burning. The estimated cost
of firefighting for the week
was $196,100.

The total number of fir-
es for the season now stands
at 2,168 and the total cost of
| fighting them is $2,933,200.

The hazard ranged from
low.in the Vancouver, Prince
Rupert and Prince George

B districts to high-extreme in

™ the southern interior, which
had several problem fires at
the Mel reatea of the week.

Playhouse I Holiday
Theatre Fall Teur
Visits 23 ~_

ANNOUNCEMENT

I am pleased to announce I have taken over the firm
known as:

'

McNabb Excavating
and will operate it under the name of

COLEMAN'S EXCAVATING
co. LTD.
Telephone 365-5013
ROY COLEMAN

SEE THE... .
Argus 816

Flip Grip Super - 8
POWER ZOOM & ELECTRIC. EYE

One year unconditional guarantee

Pettitt” Photos
ae

pherson of Australia
the engine pod of a CPA jet

GOLDEN SLIPPER PRINCESS, Jean Mac-
beams happily from

Vancouver to start a two week tour of Ca-
nada and the USA. The 26-year-old beauty
was winner of the 1989 Golden Slipper Prin-

fs The Princess
on arrival in

cess Quest held by the Sydney Turf Club.

two of Australia’s most important races, the
$40,000 Golden Slipper Stakes and the CPA
Quality Handicap. — CPA Photo

Quest marks the running of

mediate grades will provide
Hot only an exciting theatric-

but wa nelle,

Loree Pome Campbell,
© | caughter of. Mr. rs.
Burto:

cousin, Miss. Kim
Ottawa, Ont. ‘and uncle, Mr.
pbell.

Burt_Cam
|. Brodie - of
Vancouver and Mr, Nevin Mc-
Diarmid of Toronto, an aunt

and uncle of Miss Campbell,
were the infant's God par-

Hughes of] Kinnaird and their
*|family returned Monday from| Mrs.
Mr. Hughes cl:

Castlegar & District Social Notes

Mrs._D. E. Hughes 365-5503,
Mr... and.: Mrs. .. Denny

While there they renewed old
jacautaintances in Oliver and
‘Penticton.

ents.
dinner follow-

parents, Mr, and
Campbell of Castlegar.

Quit Smoking
Says Canadian
Medical Assoc.

The potential benefits to

be derived from quitting
smoking Place it a ievel < of

A family
ed at the home of the grand-/,.
Ta Ve classmates of ‘the 1946 grad-

Also attending ane Teunion
were- Mr. - and Pe

uation class and spent.a very
enjoyable evening last Satur-
in Oliver where they at-
fenced a supper in honour of

whvess
Recent guests at the home | Way,
of Mr. and Mrs. A. R.
kins:.of: Kinnaird, eos Hay. |ite
son and dau;
and Mrs.

dicine with ‘pasteurization ¢ of
milk, the
chlorination of water, and

Producers

purification and| ;,

home Monday of last week af-

says the Can-
adian medical i 5

"lof Mrs. Rose J

_|and John O’Groais in North

a week at Ituna,
Sask? where they visited
Mrs. ‘Hominiuk’s mother, Mrs.
Ann Olchowy.
Miss. ‘Donna Armstrong of
Rossland was a house guest
at’ the home yet of Miss | Donna

the group. They were accom- ants flow through each of
Banied at the supper by their the sluiceways in the Keen-
gram is bi
Join 6 y conducted b by B.c. ie
ey
iter-in-law, Mr,|Canada, a branch of the fed-
Hawkins of|eral department of energy,
| Calgary. Mr. and Mrs. Hawk-| mines epand resource:

.jexact flow at different gate

and Keith of North Vancou-
after

Mrs.
. Ruth Townsend,
aird.

id Mrs. Peter Roth
of Kinnaird travelled to Oso-!

E [20d Mrs. L. Barthel.

yoos on the Labor Day week-|S€e
end where they visited Mr.

stretch and stimulate th
apaations of the young audi.

Secondary students wiil
see “Ride Over Them With
Love”. The script compiled

&
DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS

KOOTENAY LAKE FERRY
eee :

by Pamela

Thé followin; dule will: be effective.on the -

Mr.‘ and Mrs. R. Strader
of Calgary left Monday after
waiting Mrs. Strader’s phat
ents, Mr. and’ Mrs. Pete
Roth.

ccurate measurement of
leveide pane is now ee

of

When calibration of the

openings of sluiceways and |p;
underports, and at various re-
servoir elevations is complet-
ed, the measured flow can be
compared with the. mathema-
ical projections» and _ scale

Keenleyside Dam Water
Flow is Being Measured

low traffic periods, said a
Hye in. st

dro spokesmai

Tighten Up
Look Better

Whenever you can think
of it pull in: your stomach,
tighten your shoulders and
muscles. It’s good for

the current problem of civil
unrest through the use of ex-
cerpts from Ionesco’s “The
| Lesson,” Ryga’s “The Ecsta-

sy of Rita Joe”, and in the
Boers and prose of contem-
porary

Both prowrams tare play-
ed in’ the round in simple,

prepare the children and stu-
dents for the performances.
co-operation ae-

tween educators and Play-

years.
Before returning home
for the Christmas holidays
the company will have trav-
elled 5,000 miles and will

Bad and you'll look better
too, says the federal health,
department. {°?

have played to approximately

5,000 children and students.

Kootenay Lake Fone commencing 12:01 a.m.

Wednesday, Septembar 3, -1969.
Pacific Daylight Saving’ Time

Leave Balfour
7:00 a.m.
9:00 a.m.

11:00 a.m.
1:00 p.m. :
3:00. p.m. .
5:00 p.m.

7:00 p.m.
9::00 p.m.

11:00 p.m.

1:00 a.m.

Leave Kooteney, Bay
a.m.
10: 00 am. .
12:00 noon
2:00 fim.
4:00. p.m.
6:00: p.1
8:00 p.m..
10:00 p.m.
12:00 midnight
2:00 a.m:
G., BR... Kent
_ District Superintendent

Department of, Highways
820 Nelson. Avenue.
Nelson, British’ Columbia
August 27, 1969

model data in de-

signing the dam. ‘
The study program will
continue until some time next
Flow will be measur-

Valerie and yaniee Min-
nich of Robson are home af-
ter spending six weeks in
England ne Scotland. Their

ed and recorded during the
fall and winter draw-down
period, and also in the spring
and early summer when the
reservoir behind the dam is

itineray included Liverpool,
London,

Edinburgh they
icNutty, a niece
johnson of Cast-

Tegar
and Mrs. George Iz-

in various stages of filling.

Some inconvenience to
users of the Robson ferry will
occur at. intervals, as the fér-
ry is the only shitable craft
available for use in the cali-
brations. Every effort will be

att Me “children Kerry, Karen

made to use the ferry during

SA

ARROW DAM
CAR AND BUS

CLEARANCE

of

LE

B.C. VOCATIONAL. SCHOOL — NELSON

TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES

‘

Course
Shorthand Refresher

Heavy Duty Refresher
Oil Burner Mechanics
Plumbing Refresher
Millwright Refresher
Hydraulics Refresher
Carpentry Upgrade

Heavy Duty Refresher

Courses are i
tion certificate ard tests. Registration to be held on first night. All classes will
be 7 - 10 p.m. and one session per week with exception of welding, which will
have two sessions per week. All fees payable by second night.

and trade

leading to

NIGHT CLASSES — VOCATIONAL

Basic Trade Mathematics
Auto Electrical and Tune Up

Refresher

* Welding General (Gas)
* Welding General (Arc)
* Semi-Automatic Welding (M.S. and Al.)

(Nakusp)
r ‘to

$28.00
only; repeats January to .March 1970

Class & Registration Night ~
Tuesday, September 30, 1969
-.Tuesday, September 30, . 1969
Tuesday, September 30, 1969
: Tuesday, September, 30, 1969
Monday, September 29,,,.1969 -.
Wednesday, October.”1,. 1969-
Tuesday, September “30, 1969.
Thursday, October 2, 1969
Monday, September 15, 1969
Tuesday and Thursday, Septem-_
ber 23 &- September. 25, 1969
Tuesday and Thursday, Septem-
ber ‘23. & September; 25, 1969
Monday & Wednesday, Septem-
ber 22 & September 24, 1969 .
Tuesday, September: 30, 1969

Freezer Special
HINDS
BEEF

Government Inspected ‘- Canada Choice
Canada Good

‘Ib. .... 59¢

Swfit’s
BOLOGNA

Sliced or by the piece

Swift's
COOKED MEATS
3 oo, Pioe. 9

Se Empire =
-BACON, th. ...... 79
Government Approved

‘Swift's ‘Premium

BULK WIENERS

Robin Hood
FLOUR, 20 Ibs. . sia
Robin Hood
CAKE MIXES
Spkes........ $1.00

FRESH EGGS
Grade'A Medium

Doz... ... 49¢_

SUGAR
25 ths. ... $2.69

Chuck Stee ks.

Swift's, Canada Good, Canada Choice, Mature Grain Fed Beef

Pot Roasts

Swift's. Canada Good, Canada Choice, Mature Grain Fed Beef .

KING OF ROASTS. . “ ue
Standing Rib Roast

Swift's. Canada Choice, Canada Good

Ground Beef

Top Quality =

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Sept. 4, 1969

SMOKED PICNICS,

Swift’ 5, Canada Approved

HAMS

Whole or Shank End ..

READY TO SERVE

_Ib. 69e

“TURKEYS

+6 to 12 Ibs.

rinearete gy: §].00
Malkins

: ¢

= ancl ee 65 )

i. 31

oms 9» §9¢|

5 «$1.00

TOMATOES

Malkin’‘s.

“Malldn’s Choice.

ASSORTED PEAS

HUSHROOMS

Stems & pee ee

Malkin’s

NIBLET CORN.

| COmENTS « al

Matkin‘s 14 oz.

FRENCH STYLE REARS ae 4 o |

Salada

TEA BAGS

APPLE DRINK Se -..°1-00

PACIFIC
MILK... Le...

Garden Gate

STRAWBERRY JAM ...

2 - 69

Kraft.
PEANUT BUTTER

Malkin's

PRUNES, largo .......2

: $9:

Seven Farms

HONEY seteceeers

Dot West

2 39

carsup........4-<-°1-00

Sealord

BABY CLAMS

: 10 oz. . 39:

Malkin's

SPAGHETTI...

$1.00

Sealord

BROKEN SHRIMP

Malkin’s Fancy Sliced

WAXED BEANS

Malkin’s

4-51.00
we ll

49:
5 oz, tins
Sealord

SOGKEYE SALMON 2 5G:

Better Buy
PORK & BEANS .... |

Sealord

SOLID TUNA

_ 51.00
AP

Flak 6 oz. tins Al:

=a Ibs. 29:

Grapes
Seedless or
Cardinals ~..

WHITE VINEGAR

LIPTON’S SOUP
Chicken’ Noodle, Zoop,
Cowboy Beef _

FLAKED TUNA
19

Cala

TOILET SOAP .
Cala :
BLEAGH

8. 65°
.. 19

PINK SALMON

2 aw hOF

Arctic
LAUNDRY DETERGENT 99:
- Giant Size

Libby’s
TOMATO JUICE

39"

Zee Family

TOILET TISSUE .. .

4... 49°

Heinz

18

_ Poritan

poscuow.......5 $1.15

Sunkist Valencia

Oranges, 5 Ibs. .... 89c

KEY TABS, 2 pkes.of5.......... 99¢
SCRIBBLERS, lined pkg. of 5...... 79¢

PENGIL Sot EE vitae tor 59°

PASSENGER. CARS AND BUSSES

Central Food Mart

Kinnaird
Cut Rate

NIGHT CLASSES — KOOTENAY. SCHOOL OF ART

Tuesday, September 30,
Thursday, October. - 2,

All units are in top condition and
must be sold by September 15, 1969.

a
‘There's no sawdust on the floor now. No filckering gaslight.
No bellowing honky-tonk. But when a man calls for a real
Deer, he still means the same thing. Beer brewed slow and
natural In the honest-to-goodness Old Style way. Comin’ up

eethree more of B.C.'s best-selling beer. Old Style Beer.

Ceramics (Pottery)
Illustration (Painting)
Applied Design (Enamelling) Tuesday, September . 30,
* Art Appreciation (12 Session Course) Thursday, {October

oo Seu 12 Week Courses Starting January 1970 —

$14.00 ‘Wednesday, January 8,
$14.00 Thursday, ‘January 9,

For further information phone J.
Smith:

Open Evenings Until Six — Open: Friday Nights Until Nine
For Kootenay Laundry to Call Phone 365-5336

Westfair
Associate

Display Ad Layout and bj
_. FOUNDATION - DRAVO play yout and Typoerpiy
ae Enquiries: Write to the Principal,
OF CASTLEGAR, B.C. quirtes PO oo
P.O. Box 480,
Nelson, B.C.

WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIE
CENTRAL FOOD MART OPEN SUNDAYS FROM AM TO6 nie

PHONE 365-7781 EVE: 365-7437 - ” or Phone: 352-6601