‘CASTLEGAR ROCKERS outscored the Revel-

‘stoke Mountainecrs 25-12 in the second quarter *

‘of the final game in that city and went on to
a convincing 67-55 victory over the host school.
Eight teams took part in the recent basketball
_Seomnamient and Castlegar had reached the

'Karrot Krunchers Hold
Banquet for Members.

Some 45-niembers of the| Anita Carlson, Mary. Plotni-
Kootenay Karrot nchers| «aff, Marg “Wernlck, Pat
attended their annual ban-|2aul, Verna: Babich and Joan
quet recently at the Noruic| Roth,
dal. The door prize was ‘won
by Elsie Obedkoff.
Each guest received cro-
cheted favors of a carrot: con-
Seated at the head table] ftining a small vial of: per-
were the 1968 queen of the pime courtesy., of : Castlegar
year Jean Taransko and stars} 2) Th
woreen Lamond, ’ Margaret e.

‘The menu Included many
low ealorle foods and plenty
vf vegetables,

évening concluded

slunns, with the exchanging of gifts.

‘loops Red Devils. Shown with the silverware

championship game. with 68-47. and 50-40 | vie-
tories over the Penticton Totems and the Kam-

won by the team area, front row left to right,
Ron Konkin chosen all-star forward and most

Antignani.
valuable player, Ed Fornelli, John Horcoff cho-

sen’ all-star guard, and: Pulls Koochin. "Back
row: coach Frank Dyck, Ken Carlson, Dennis
Quinlan, Bob Rafter, John Dunn, Lawrence -Ha-
ley, Gene Flynn, Bob Ruslr and manager Jerry

— Photo by The Photo House, Revelstoke

na Thederahn,
Li

nave achieved their desired

zhosen weight

Each were presented a
corsage made by Anita Klo-

Novel table favors, made
ay Anita Klochko assisted by
sean Anderson, were made
arom real carrots with the
centre cares removed to al-
iow the insertion of a candle.
They were then completely
dlazed'in & fine coat of wax.

Bonnie White, committee
convenor, extended a.’ wel-
come to everyone.

Grace was sald by Elsic
4 Ghedkott with the’ “toast to
ealth” given by Joan

Maureen Castle, on be-
half of the members, extend-
ed a thank you to the com-
mittee for their work towards
the banquet,

umittee members in-

Services

LUTHERAN CHURCH
SERVICES _-
Sundays at 9.30 a.m
Kinnaird United Chareh
Richard Klein, Vicar
Ph. 365-5976
Sunday School 8.45 a.m.
Rev. Harold C. Claris
——_$._
SALVATION ARMY
Services Each Sunday ©
Afternoon at 3. p.m.
341 Main St., Castlegar
For. dad Taformation

Call Fame
At Nelaca’ 352-7353

APOSTOLIC CHURCH
Sree oe
Cuslleaire 10
10 & 11 a.m, ae worship
7.30 p.m. Evangelistic Service
Wed. 7.30 Prayer. Bible Study
Phone 365-6662
Norman Walker
Pastor.

ST. RITA'S
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Rev, E. A. Brophy

Ph. 365-7143

Sunday Masses at
vam. - 11 am. -7 p.m.

CHURCH OF GOD
Next to Kinnaird Communi-
'y Hall)

Phone 365.6762
amily Bible Hour 10 a.m,
slorning Worship 11 a.m.
Evening Fellowship 7 p.m.
1969-70 Theme: “To Know
The Living God.”
—
-PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE

791, First Ave.

Pastor: Rev. L. M. Simmonds
Phone 365-6212
Sunday School 9,55 a.m.
Morning Woership 11 a.m,
Svangelistic Service 7 p.m.
‘Tuesday: Bible Study and

Prayer.7.30 p.m.
eYiday: Young Peoples 7.30
oo: pam

Cont
cluded "Bonnie White, Anis

Klochko, Francis Phillips
da Shelfontiuk and Barbara

Children Write Letters to Santa

alal

Gifts were presented. to
the 1948 queen and the stars.
eheila Thederahn also receiv-
ed a gift as biggest loser to

You Gan Win
$5 Bofween Now

drea and Shelda Pauly font

CALVARY
BAPTIST CHURCH
Ph. 365-6667
Next to the Cloverleaf Mote!
leaird Plaza”
Pamily Bible Hour .- 30 a.m.
family Worship 11 a.m.
evening Soren Service

1 ‘want a Billy Blast,
Doctor ‘Set, a walky. tal
‘and a racing set. I will ed

Rudolph and J'll give you|Dear Santa.

Love Todd Reed I
+ oe
Box 58 Kinnaird]

717 7th Ave, B.C, | ki

Dear Santa

Iam seven years old. How| cookies,

are’your reindeer? My mom
is a good cook. We will give

ou a Christmas cookie. 1)}Dear Santa

ve a bit of trubl2 speling

theas words. Santa how wld|Christmas, 1.

are you? I have a tooth out.|2.

And one loos. Iam in grade|4. A Lai

2. I helped my nom and dad|5.
all year long. I can’t
you I will freez to death.
So will you please bring ine
a projector...

from your friend

4) Wheels set.

want a radio. I want a

go to Craoyns: 7. A Pogo.

Dear Santa

Your Friend . |Dear Santa a. Cia
Philip, Harrison

I want some nly putty: tee because { aat omy. yanee

want a puppet craft st oy years old. I wont a big fice

sin
want a makit herself jewky| pngine, a dune bu

brother Neal wants a toyfl
rocket My. sister. wants fun;
Tove. Nichole pee Fojsbeiaen raped ou reed :
I will leave sume sugar fur.
he reinds b

This is wit I want for t Allen, _Dermouy

To Santa Clause I would:
Barbie. Lave Wendy.

I will give you some

A Talking dou 3. A Bike.
In My Bedroom. like a
A Colocring Bonk, 6..Some Wolner.
: se F
To Santa Clause I would|
like. to
ple lease,

These are the things: 2

from your friend Linda

have
Love’ Debbie Lynn]

want for Chi Wolner.

Cc. og, BC.PS

egy end a Dear Santa I would like a
boat to float in the tub.: My eenner, Easy-bake real aven.

}Basy-backe cook Book.
kin

a talking Barbie] ons

would: like it to. have -a

ina Shi
Bae on 474 Kinnaird B.C.
address 1716 4th ave

sponsored by the Castlegar
News. é :

And Christmas .

You can win $5.
And all you have to do

fween now and Christmas.
If you see your name,
just phone the C

date for this year, as. did
runner-up Elsie Obe

given Verda Coleman, Marg

‘4 Francs Phitlips
to do so is watch the ads sented a

in the Castlegar News  be-| ecutive cn behalf of the club.

A
broideved sat the names of;

GRACE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Sunday service at_1130 a.m.
with Sunday School

Minister Rev, J.
Pb, °352-6194 - Nelson

Honorable mention was

Wernick and Laila Fenner. REGIONAL ECUM

IENICAL . PARISH

Token gifts, made by
were pre-
to the out-going ex-

luncheon ‘cloth, em-
Rob

News and a cheque for’ $5
wil immediately be put. in
the mail for you. There are
two names placed in the ads
each week,

: _ There are no strings at-
tached and you don’t have
'to buy anything. This is the
}annuak Chri

Be Pat. Paul py Dare reen La-
mond who will be leaving the
vided” by
Krun

Sena ae (aba
Andrea and Shelda Paul and
Rhonda Shelfontiuk,

area jepat f
mtertainment was Bro.
mini

Barbara Makaiff sang two
solo iis accompanying

herselé on the guitar.

evening were Vera Verigin.

0 winners for the 365-8337 — Rev.. C.

Anglican — United
CHURCHES OF
— Castlegar — Kinnaird
IN ST. DAVID‘S ANGLICAN CHURCH
UNITED CHURCH SERVICE 40:00 a.m.
ANGLICAN sanvices 8:00 & 31:15 am.
obson 9.45 a.m.

Sunday School atts 1, kinder oe babysitting
at 10 and 114s am Dabysl

Rev. T. Allen, 365-7424 — Rev. 6 Hermanson

Howard 365-7814

B|sent council to report on the

COLD WEATHER for a strike ‘but | a blazing fire at the north |‘
road providing a‘common‘entrance to the Celgar pulp and
lumber divisions helped keep striking, pulp workers. warm
last Friday morning. Picketers at the southern entrance had
things easier with a mobile camper set up. The strike only
lasted about two days with copies of the supreme court in-

junction instructing the men to return to work delivered to tl

homes — ‘Castle; News

Writer Claims Meeting:

Wes Failure

Dear Sir:

Last Monday night Kin-
naird had its annual forum—
an {opportunity for the pre-

year's activities: ‘and,’ as
understand

of ing and discussion was dis-

as a Forum

was given five minutes to

the meeting. yea question-

This means that the

“forum,” an’
public discussion of the pere
‘foi rmance of he present

ir
re-election, and Phe position
of new contenders for seats
on the town council.

-The meeting was a com-
plete failure as. a- “forum.”
There, was no opportunity
whatsoever: for public discus-

our present mayor.

The. second portion of the
meeting, chaired this time’ by fi
the ac A mayor, wag devyot-| ti

to

Photo

candidates secting
election on! Saturday. Ea

“Eleven Penalties are Handed Out
As Pulp Makers Defeat Pee Wees

spe were Chapman foo rai

The Pee Wee Reps, were|aroff. and Siase and then
defeated 4-2 by the . Mak-
ers hockey team Nov.

11 penalties being handed out |Nazaroff’s pass later in the
by the referees on the play. game enabled Chase to score.

Scoring for the Pulp

and Pritchard

ae f

3 speed bike, 2A Space|To Santa
misson, Team 5. Shangrila
City mono rail.
from your friend Doug

er Charger, 2. A. at cea Lied:
A

Clause
uld like a toy house,,
Love Wendy Walner.

house is on 1900 4th Ave
ird BC.

PS I will leave you some mili
‘and cookies for you

November 22, 1969
Box 1307

nd
some sugar for your riendeer
Ours.

‘a. Sani
1 would ike like some Barhie|:
f Dany Calder

clothes and some shoes.

Dear Sant "Dear Santa,

A NEW MAN
FOR A NEW DECADE
Start The 70's, Right
VOTE FOR™
. STEADY
CONTROLLED
DEVELOPMENT

xX

LESLIE, H.

For Rides
365-5637 - 365-7578

My name is Ricky. Shubin, I have been a good. hoy
I would like a Mat nm.) all year. PI bring-me aj}
set.and-a train track. A Atay Super Charger and fall curv.
hackey’ set and thats all tilk}es POF my hot wheels.
next Xmas. My House) & 1218 from in Heagy
Kinnaird, B.C. &

4th Ave. Kinnaird,

Eagles Shut Out Flyers
In Senior Mite Hockey

In senior Mite hockey. ing them 5-2 in'a fas -moving
action on Thursday of last} hackey game.
week, the. Eagles shut out the On_the- Rocket lineup,
Flyers 2-0 with Ken Shersto-| Danny Drazdoff scored twice
biott and Perry Hyson scor-|and also was credited with an
ing pone goal each for the} assist. Bandy, Kirby. Bicked

twice,

Oa Saturday the Flyers|up a goal plus an, aed an
soumen the Red Wing Jrs./Craig Wilson and Ed vey

drew, an assist apiece.

” Marksmen for the’ Flyers Perry Hyson ranged in
were A. Zoobkoff and Aaron|one for the Bagles on passes
Stoushnow. .Pat Reid. assist-|from Randy Martin and Neil
ed on the Stoushnow scoring.}Smi
‘The Rockets also met the
les on Sami

N-O-

for the

Dress Optional

‘Get Your Tickets

HI ARROW SHRINE CLUB

New Year’s Eve Dance
$17.00 COUPLE

Refreshments Available
Music by the Occasions Orchestra

Make ‘up a party and reserve a table now
Tickets on Sale at His Men’s Wear

anny
cent eeiueaee by. the Pagt
as the Mit te farm | hock-

WwW

all well balanced

The top seven point- get
ters among the players, also
as of the Tronth end, are Dan-
Drazdoff- with hres Foals

nD
ery #yson. an
bs itis two goals ‘each.

Dinner at 12.30

There's an Imported truck that outsells ‘all other’
imported tricks put together: Datsun 1300. Which
may give you an idea of Datsun’s quality. But now
there's another truck that may outsell even ‘thats
Datsun 1600. It's everything the 1300 Is, onty more ao,
‘You get a 1600 cc engine that puts out 96 hp. and
-8queezes 30-35 miles to the gallon.
* You get an instant-acting heater/defroster with’

st Blower, quad headtights, 2epeed wipers

Gordie Baulkhiain,” Sales” Lagat ate Phone’ 368-7209

The Datsun 1600 Pickup
‘has 43% more power. thant the
Jatgest selling imported truck

_in North America.

, cand 4-speed all-eynctiro echo:

What you get from thé Datsun 1600 plokup ts! heat,
light and energy. It you lked the 1300, yoti can stilt ©
. buy one, and save ‘about $140. But If you want to
pick up a ilttie more power, piok up a ‘Datsun 1600,
Will the 1600 pickup fake te title of
‘Imported truck @way from

We hope 80, but we don’t care,
Soong es the tite ain the fy.”

. DATSUN 1600 Cras

beateoling

the 1300?

“ CROSSROADS DATSUN: SALES | ‘LTD.

Mak- + Quiring
ers were Davies popping in in|replied for the Reps.
an unassisted go: Takin; a breather in the
scoring on passes from. Naz-! penalty Lox for the Pulp

You

To eretencied FOR A FRANCHISE

DON'T HAVE TO BE AN EXPERT.

Our Research Dept. has now completed a one year,

slashing, Keraiff for trip) mg,
eee for high sti
Holdsworth for roughing an
Hall for tripping.

Sharing the
were B. Pacholzuk with ine
Pacolz a tri pelted
gn eet caill,

penalty calls

f
Vv
a
r

ee he marksmen __ were
Quiring with two goals on

survey of the Canadian market and
of 150 ities.

Many of: these franchises can be operated from your

> own home on a ‘full or part time basis.

The National Franchise Association of Canada is now

authorized to release this valuable data to the Cana-

passes. from] cot
Moscoviten and Ple
Walley, scored two unassisted

ex the pewepapes but they were

new candidates have: had
only five minutes during this
election to put their ylews be-
fore the, Kinnaird taxpayers
in a public forum. ‘The’ ‘in-
cumbents had this; five min-
utes plus their speeches dur-
ing the first - part ‘of the
meeting which < apparently
were not supposed to be pol-
itical ——: but they were. /1
am sure’ that all candidates,
s| particularly the _ ner ones

CENTRAL

FOOD
Pll

would. have

chance to answer cauoatias
from’ the floor. and defend
their portions. However, it

an questions that might have
pearing, on. Saturday's elec-

on phe turnout to Kinnaird’s

to- find. We have a radio
Prins in this area. Surely
the Kinnaird council sould

who did not see the ads
*/the paper would have known
about the meeting.
Perhaps ‘attendance was
not encouraged for the same
reasons that public question-
ing and discussion was not
encouraged
This is

personnel on the
John L, Adams,
Kinnaird.

second

dian public and make modern.
techniques in the franchise field’

Many of these franchises are available direct. to you
with no financial outlay and appiy to men as well as

woinen.
The 1970 edition of our Franchise and Marketing
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basis only.) A. must: for payers contemplating enter:
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To cover cost of A hin Sha handling . . . our.
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CITY

-Hominiuk scored from
G. Bap and Verigin scored
unassisted for Super Valu.
ie! penal-

re for tripping

and R. Pacholzuk for high
sticking and elbowing.

Hominiuls: f for, tripping, Veri-
gin for char;  Rehectar £0
hooking and Goetting for
roughing.

the- Reps

ht on it i nse Valu lads
4 ut-out the.Super

-0 with some of the boys
awe very poor sportsman-
ship instead of Rood ageres-
sive poy

t; mete wn if se ghing,

enalty nch for rou:

a gham drew five. minutes
for fighting and- Moscovitch
was sent off for fighting plus
az miiscondic All were of the

Off for Super Valu were | BUests _Tece!

Camy
to the

District
Socials.

LIVE

Mrs. D. E., Hughes 365-5502

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Seerey
had: as. their

Spirit River, ‘Alta, They lett
for home last Friday.
Mrs. a3

PS! Kinnai

cently following a_ two-week
holiday on which she accom-
panied her son-in-law and
daught

last

week for Denmark where. he

will join his ‘wife and’ family
led him

who prea earlier in
vernber,

and other. citizens -of' Castlegar most of the
things they ‘wanted: improved ‘snow Temoval
service, - d. facilities, -promp

bl better rt direc-

for the area, better bylaws.
We have kept the interest alive in amalea.
mation, but sense that neither

Tam satisfied we have given ‘the taxpayers >

to P n,

tion in how to go about-getting more payrolls . -

_ereation facilities. In: the months immediately.
ahead we should firm up our present estimates

Re-Elect ‘Murray Little for”

“RESPONSIBLE PROGRESS —

paneeh to responsible progress | if I-am re-elect-
ed Mayor, and to continu¢:-to keep i in mind that
the public. as improvements at a cost it can’

afford. pay
‘from past: (esate. 24
‘We ‘must ‘continue

under the existing rules laid down by Victoria.
These’ could change...

We have had a ‘good council and a thinking
‘council. No one. dominates‘ our meetings, or

sure it wants it now. Costs outweigh benefits sf

on rT ucting the .

The Castl Arena is

wants to; and the public is always welcome to
attend. -
*-T promi inue this

‘ap

ghbors:and;we think it is fair to ask them to
share it's ownership and oe z

"For Ma: yor of Castlegar

Mary

LITTLE

these ‘to our Surrounding population, and if ac-
ceptance ig given, to finance and ‘build. There
may be difficulties in:the: way but good faith
and: determination should lick the’ problem.

‘heavy
to work for better re-

present Arena, present

used’ by. all of our nei-

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