10 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 20, 1969

Arena Schedule

FROM THE 25th to 29th

General skating 3-5 p.m. and
7-9 p.m. 25th & 28th Tot’s skat-
ing 10-11.30. Sunday, 30th 3-5
& 7-9 p.m. Free Skating.

Long sleeves are in this) be
spring. Some with that pleat-
ed accordian-look and many
with the deep, tight fitting
cuffs accented with numer-
ous buttons. The sleeve is
cut wide to look puffy and
feminine.

This was the impression
given to the mai
viewing the beautiful fas!
offered by West's

sho’ eon pon: by
the sulin ough Chapter

of the

PUBLIC NOTICE

Mary
deren spoke of
cream colors” coral,
mint, spring liliac and straw-
berry, which were breaths
of opene

was a popular
choice. of ‘of material with most
crease

Parent Group to Guide
and Brownies, meeting ©
March 26, 8 p.m. Scout
Hall.

Castlegar Guides and
Browne’, Rag Drive Mar.

Bake Sale, f
sian Foc ‘tesion mit
m, Proceeds

hae Bt a.m.
ficance Doukhobor
Youth u Convention: Finge
dona-

of
resistance for free and easy
travel

The Marjorie Hamilton
creations, sold exclusively by
West's brought many nods of

fone racpied cod Nellie
Keraiff, 5-5714 jen vi

Piotaitote §-5321.

Young 8117, M. Popoft
8302, P. Gorkoff 5406,

iis Sale Legion
Kin uCW

St. David's ACW Buffet
Style

Hie * ocy Banquet,
ae Arena
Hall Contact Hughes,

SMITH’S

61 CRESCENT ST. —

Aduits ask 50, ” Children
under 12 75¢.

PLUMBING &
HEATING LTB.

PHONE 365-7531 — CASTLEGAR

"Garments viewed includ-
suits, sla

-takit
in vivid col-

ral numbers with
fitted’ backs a front kick Pleat
was evident for freedom of

movement.
Hats for the showing
were by Sweetnam s rid of

Fashions from West's
Displayed by the IODE

ns|Guide Company under ee

berg, Pam. Johnson, Patti
Clarke and Jud, risoff.
jac! maisie was
A. Hostet-
ter of Castlegar.
A lively minstrel show
entertained guests during in-
termission. Performers were
members of the Ist Kinnaird

Bill. Gordon and Mrs. A.
Johnson.

At the conclusion of the

of first vice

n-| Anderson ani

ditlegar council at a. special

regent of the IODE, Mrs. Al-

Selbie, resented Mrs.
Mable Isakson
with flowers.

Coffee House
Trades Licence
Is Requested

An application ‘ for a
trades licence for a coffee
house was dealt with by Cas-

meeting last week.

Randy Moll and Jack Ir-
ving appeared before alder-
men to speak on their appli-
cation for a trades licence for
a coffee house to be located
in the former Castlegar Ex-
change building on Columbia

ve.

The application was ap-
proved in principle only,
“subject to all bylaws, rul-
es and

subject

n, Phyllis
Vera Makieff, Gail Shellen-!

thereto.”

CASTLEGAR DRUG

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ANNUAL SHO

Ag
MEN’S
WOMEN’S
CHILDRENS

Today, Friday and Saturday

Clearance of Broken & Discontinued Lines

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2" Pair for FREE

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Pleasant flavour

Super priced at . $1.49

Gelusil Tablets 100’s

Absorbs Stomach Acids

Only $1.55

‘Anusol Suppositories,

Long lasting comfort

Super Priced $1.09 : -

Dristan Tablets

Relief of Sinus Congestion

Super Priced at 99c

Flushabyes
48 pack . $2. 29°

Playtex Nurser Kit

Natures Way — Reg. 10.95

Super Priced at $6.79

Breck Shampoo

Family Size,

Super Priced at $1.39.

12 ounces

TON! HOME PERMS

Gentle, Regular, Super

$1.67

HEAD & SHOULDERS
SHAMPOO.

GILLETTE

RIGHT GUARD
Priced at . . $1.09

ADORN HAIR SPRAY

Regular or Extra Hold

Toz.$1.49

For smart

BRILCREEM
King Size Tube .. . 89c

grooming

WILLIAMS :
LECTRIC SHAVE

Makes electric shaving easy _

3oz. bil, ..... 196:

Sunday and Holiday Hours:
R. E. Goulet

CASTLEGAR DRUG

Open Monday — Saturday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Fridays 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
12 Noon to 1 p.m.

Corner of Pine and Columbia Phone 365-7813

7 p.m.

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The Crossroads of the Kootenays”

WEEK'S
Max

VOL. 22, No. 13

DAY, MARCH 27, 1969

Castlegar Mayor
Is Off to Victoria
With a area

Minister Don Brothers.
Mr. Little will be accom-

pan ing the Kootenay Indus-| >

trial Development Association
group from Trail, who have
: requested the meeting.
See earlier story on page
nine.

{ Castlegar Won't
‘Sell its Property

Castlegar council has de-
cided una ously not to sell
} the old cenotaph hill proper-
*ty at this time.

G ‘Aldermen took: this: ac:
jon at regular. meet
last week. "

Hospital Finishes
{S68 Gzeretions
$20,000 in Black

Castlegar and Dist-'
nt early

and ended up the year with
a surplus of nearly $20,000.

Medical, surgical _ an
food costs remained about the
same, said Mr. Scott, but drug
costs were higher by jabout

: perating“rev- | to}
enue ‘was $468,772 772 which left

risor ‘
an_operatin: sup of $17,-; chiatri
706. This. ‘topetner with a

surplus | of sr from ‘the
non-operating account, gave
an of surplus of $19,-

"he finan chairman
said belated buaget _orprovaly

penditures . during : th
- and although the Bospttal Shad
budge! for an increase in
. the late budget approv-
extra staff was

staff. di
ures, was able to collect 1.
a te

7 CASTLEGAR, BRITISH COLUMBIA; '

MUDSLIDE onthe Slocan Valley highway a north of

Passmore closed the highvray:

on Monday’ and resulted in

in the slide can be seen in|
the railway: tracks located

the death of a

The

mudslide came down between at and 11.30 aam. on @ high-
ways crew working on a smaller slide which had already
partially covered the road. The loader which was caught

low the highway. Department

B is req
m cemainder

‘pile of rubble which covers

Dave Marten, who was driving the Front-end tee
loader, Jeapt ‘from the. cab of the vehicle as it toppled
over the edge of the embankment.

sa ceatleent News Photo by Bill Hale

Family Life Development Program
_ Gets Underway at SHSS T¢

family: it develc jon nthe
ie development pro:
gram is to be held this even:
ing at @ pm. at SHSS.

S

on “family relationshi
the sexual revolution,
yolution in drugs, and th

Hetous: revolution. .

amenical “P: family:
tions A aellor Rev... Terry
Allen.

The five-week. program is
being sponsore Cast:
legar and eit 7 Chambe
of Commerce, School District

‘First Talent Show

‘ Mt SHSS Tonight

Involves Some

‘26 Young People
‘ina series of

The first”
| talent ‘contests a

Firearm Pointing
Charge Dismissed

: - A-charge against Nick A.
Cheveldave: of Castlegar of
arm was dis-

Parker.

‘illiams Bo:
here on Wednesday oft last

week.
Mr. Cheveldave pleaded
the: charge. The

taken. place ont
home at 444 7th Ave.,
* legar.

Po! Possession
Charge Laid Here

A 15-year-old aistrict |
juvenile girl has been charg-

t ‘underwa

The contest, says MC
Dick ming will feature ths

No. 9,

Rotary
Club, ee te Book, Shop.
and ‘the Re;
Paris

> psy-| will. chait tHe pa
on | Wilt’ be ‘composed ‘of Selicir!
Ecu: Pow tecology: Gicpractor
e ‘Wood, - Selkirk urban :

Thrums Children
Back in School
Afler Accident

All school children at the
Thrums Elementary Schoo! | Ecum«
were ba
Monday.

parents in that

community, had kept helt,

youngster was hit by 2
foggin: truck in the area,
Pa = though the highways

lowered the

50 mph after the accident.
aayne ureday and Fri-

oy, the highway ‘carrying
placards demanding a fur-
ther reduction i the speed

limit to 45. my
However, parents at the
decided to. return

Cast-lie

ed here with possession of|Carol

marijuana.
preliminary. hearin;
has tee soheduled for Ap!

An RCMP spokesman
said the charge was laid as
a result ofl a check at SHSS
on March §.

lips, Susan ‘Alli
‘lingham | and Keith Alling-
as|ham.

Guest musicians will be
The Occasions Orchestra.

their. children to. classes
when’ a future meeting was
soreed upon with the high: ;:

department = and
School District No. 9 repre-
sentatives to discuss the
posting of ig signs in

Cromwell at Rev. ied
Hermanson, Regional Ew

night

‘on the topics presented:
Through this shari

‘ing of: view-

menical Parish s'

[ee chaplain at "Sellar Cok

lege.

e The April 3 session will
such ast | mi

Bro"
in their understanding of how
to cope with situations within
the malig in the .com-

points, comments Rev. Her-
ed. He

Completion of Hospital

Expected in 6 Months

The $2,640,388 expansion mittee, in:
o§ yas ° risa ind Tastrumental fa

called for on the main
‘This was reported to the
annual: meeting 1 the hospi:

ject are not ex
He said he and commit-
M Rush,

unto a a BUSY time until the]:

id of the pro}
end o! he project” a

in ‘classes on
ch

children out of school after | English

iment
Speed limit from 60 mph to;

some mothers had pick. | bee!

roth, | lecturer in sociology. ‘at

e Family and Educa-
Hon al be the 18 April a ty top-| adn,

ev Clint: Hi a, Re aM
Ve low: 101
ea [members

teacher, ~

bee!

| Doukhobor

[mittee at

it. has been tenance programs will show
making = ‘considerable savings.’

Mr. Horvath erated the

struction dollar spent. .
future boards ”

“did

this

Appointments In
=| Comene Cellulose

Gordon McLachlin

Historical

Society: ‘Plans-Displays

mittee which established the
historical society, ‘told. Sun-
day’s annual | nieotine, that she
p hoped Russian fe v
Dou!

| doilies will: be sold iz
the aesivet to help provide| *
funds for the society.

Mrs. Mary’ ‘Woodrow, re-

‘Ald. Ed Mosby of Cast
Tog, rts , said _ the
emberships ‘already sold gad
dicate ‘the Thigh interest and
enthusiasm.”
The society hopes to dis-
play some of: the articles it

ry teacher “3S

mers
Anna _. Gattinger,
ni who Mnsired the steering com-

public health . nurse . Bonnie

Dr. Robert Young are all
serving as resource people

for: the series.
. Husbands and-wives take
the course together.and each
ith “a panel

the area as an extra pre-
cautionary measure.

= News is Out
_ Wednesday Next Week
‘ The Castlegar News will ‘publish one day. early.

next week because of the Good Friday holiday. It will’
appear, on Wed., April 2 instead of on ‘Thursday.

: Deadline for all news: stories and columns ‘will
be 10 ‘a.m. Monday morning. Display advertising

deadline will be 12 noon Monday while the classified
ads deadline will be 12 noon Tuesday.

HIGHWAYS » DEPARTMENT.
thur Williamson of Winlaw

‘Monday when a slide on the Slocan valley
highway caught his truck and pushed it down
a 200-foot bank into the Slocan river. The
top of the submerged vehicle! can just be
‘\ seen at the left in this picture. ‘Mr. William-
son and other: department employees were

in groups. their reflections

employee Ar-
was killed on

‘through.

~ Pot Possession .
Trial Date is Set

A 39-year-old Blueberry
Creek youth, Dixon Scantland
has been charged here with

rting for the

said some’ Douk-
hobor articles have already
been obtained and others
have been promised. ioe
date we have a good. coll
tion‘of Doukhobor antiques,”
she no e
One of the main
f. business: at the meet ting,

ilees.

| Mrs. Gattinger. stressed
that the ‘society is not form-
all ciated with Selkirk

is a community un-

e steering committee
ae said that the society
intends to establish a Douk-
hobor museum | to preserve

Possession of
Trial date has been set

ice ‘said the charge

nt a

as the result of a
routine check ‘on March 11. ‘u.

# Merilee was elected

“the *s history, tra-
dition and customs
added variety to the Canadian

mo:

Remarking that the Koo-
tenay region was the centre
of the ejevelopment and

that have|heen ma

5; nels

Ross McCutcheon

A number of appoint-
ments in Columbia Cellulos-
es’s Celgar pulp and lumber
divisions here have recently

le.

New general mamaEet,
Castlegar pulp operations, is
Orjan_ Bi Burchard who will
come here from Skeena Kraft

‘was production manager here.
Former mill manager Dennis
W. Brookes becomes manag-
er, sawmill projects, and will
be based in the company’s

Russian

the election of offic-
ers had at the meeting, Mr.
the so-
q ciety’s first president while

head office at Vancouver.
Ross McCutcheon,
former lumber sales manag-
er here, also been trans-
ferred to. Vancouver where
will become. general man-

he
ith ager, lumber marketing.

$8 in Silver
Taken From
Laundromat

About $8 in silver was
taken from the Costleger
be-

naird is vice-president, ha
oes Fraser. is secretary,
is treasurer

le Mr. Mosby
working clearing’ an earlier smaller slide ad Nick Bonderott of Cast-
when the large mudslide swept down on legar
them. Traffic was blocked by the slide for avirecters Include Harold
most of the day but by Monday evening John Mansbridge and Jol
smaller groups of cars were being permitted 47 Paluck, val! of

Tom Cavanaugh,

innaird, Mrs.
of Castlegar and!
Mike Zoobkotf of Blueberry

— Castlegar News Photo by Bill Hale Creek.

n|box by a

tent late last Thursday
evening and early Friday

01 .

The laundromat is open
24 hours a day.

Police say ine money was
taken from the soap cash

person or persons

unknown, who apparently had
ia key that fit it.
eee ‘The ineldent is still un-

cheerfully and without com-:
plaint

assuming an
ly heavy) and. important .
load. .. We

are indeed for-

day of last week fc
ing.

First hearings of the two
teenage boys, aged.
were heard on March 5
They were rej
that time for pre-s
ports.

Castlegar Ends
1968 Operations
With $2,700 Less

Celgar after the company’s
pulp and lumber pelt
were brought. within the
town’s municipal limits.
He added that. part of
this $43,000 surplus — plus
$4,000 from general reven-
ues — was used early in
1968 for: the purchase of
the new fire! truck, leav-
ing a surplus of some $18,-
cee
r said it was
thee “decided | council to
spend § this sure) lus but that,
in fact, flown overspent
by $27 a

» Little noted that in

000 wa: including
both principle and interest.