CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Oct. 17, 1968

Kinnaird Junior Secondary Track Meet Resulis

The indoor track meet
held last Friday was a huge
success, We are still hoarse
from yelling. It was so fast-
puced and so many students
took part that the

hut and made spectacular use
of their orange and black
colours. They featured large
drum sticks and a aolcely
roasted T-Bird which they
to good effect in

was almost unbelievable.
Each corner of the gym
was given to one of the four
houses and it is hard to say
which was the best.

the enemy’s camp.

The Thunderbirds, how-
ever, were not the least bit
upset. They brought forth a

The teaching staff said
this year surpassed all others
for imagination and effort.

Th jirds were assign-
ed the far hort corner and

of Jaguar

were restless in their stall
and snorted deep-chested
“horse laughs” at all their
opponents. The Lips had a)
marvellous cheering section |
which pawed the ground and
stamped to good effect throu-
ghout the competitions.

Here is the full program
of events:

Obstacle Races

flesh and uttered hoarse cries| Bay

of derision, Even Alfred Hit-
ehcock would have shivered.
The Panthers were sleek
and haughty as they dropped
their “footmarks” al
gym and proudly hed. * ott
feir yellow and black stand-

‘Meanwhile the Lipizzans

Givea gift of
nn aie

prin’
Lame Dor Relays 6. Basket-|

ball Relays 7. Chicken Fight |

Contests 8. Thread the Need-
le Races 9. Piggy Back Re-

By
he |lays 10, Ping Pong Relays 11.1

Over and Under Relays 12.
Baton Relays 13. Tug: -0-War.

The Winner ??? Lipiz-|am

zans—with a mighty 19D!!!

Second place went to the
Thunderbirds with 147. Third
—Jaguars with 132, Fourth—
Panthers with 117.

The Obsticlo Race Tested Agility and Determination

Regional Library System
Possible in This Area

The week of Oct. 20 to/to Creston and from Trail to

e ry
Hi-Lite Restaurant
“Specializing in Chinese Foods”
Phone 365-6741. for Take-Out Orders
Open 6 a.m. to 12 Midnight Daily
Open 6 a.m. to 1 a.m. Fridays & Saturdays
Air Conditioned for Cool Comfort
BANQUET FACILITIES FOR SMALL GROUPS

CASTLEGAR
MIXED CURLING CLUB

ANNUAL MEETING

TUES., OCT. 22 - 7.30
ARENA HALL

New Curlers Welcome

Posters Proved the Fierce Competition

26 will be an important one
for everyone interested in
library services in this ates

Peter Lofts, director of
whee Okanagan Regional Lib-
Ron Ley, director of the
Fraser Valley | Regional Lib-| ta
rary, and Fred White, direc-| P'
tor of the Vancouver Island
Regional © Library, among
them have an impressive re-
cord of knowledge and exper-
ience in the field of library|be
development.

cial li Say tsom

Nakusp, They will also meet
wid the boards of the Cent-

Dis-
fact and Kootenay Boundary
Repional District and will

as many people as

possible who are interested

in any aspect of library dev-

elopment,

week! will, culmin-

ublic meeting to

Hall, Notre

* (Dame University, at *9 am.

26. “There seems to

iy [be increasing interest in im-

proved library service throu-
ghout the Aten and a

attendance is expected” com-

ments Mrs. W. A. Sones of

With each $2.00.new or renewal subscription (4 Issues)
purchased we will forward to the recipient a beautiful bot
-@ full colour 1969 catendar notebook-dlary.

mth Columbia. This book, together with your gift sub-
scription to Beautiful British Columbia magazine, makes
an Ideal Christmas gift for friends and relatives throughout

the world.

Me announce your gift with a greeting signed with your
ame, and the current Winter Issue of Beautiful British
Columbia, The 1969 Spring, Summer, and Fall issues will

oe mailed as published.

wal
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By Katherine

‘ Castlegar & District
: MINOR HOCKEY

REGISTRATION.
Registration will take place on Sat., Oct.
19 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and on Sat., Oct. 26
from 10 am. to 5 p.

SHSS ACTIVITIES

Knippelberg

Recently, the Community
Chest asked for student
help in their annual fund
drive.

The Grade XJ and Xi

|students, present at the spe-

cal assembly called to dis-

the matter, readily
agreed to offer their support
and a number put their nam-

es down to go from door to
door to collect funds.

It was pointed out at this
short assembly that Castle-
gar and area has the lowest
rate per household of any
town in the Kootenays;~ in
fact, it brings in less than
pele of what most towns. col-
lect.

Pacific Water Wells Ltd.

Drilling Contractors

for

Fast Efficient Complete Service

Industrial & Domestic Water Supplies
Box 329 — Castlegar, B.C.

Phone 365-6933

COACHING CLINIC
A Coaching Clinic will be held on Sat., Oct.
19 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Castlegar coaching
staff bring sticks, skates and protection items.

STARTING DATE
Minor Hockey play will start approximately
Mon., Oct. 21. Players check arena for schedule
postings and in newspaper.

—E—EEEE
THE SALVATION ARMY
Sunday:
v.45 am, Sunday. School
11 a.m, Holiness Meoting
mee, Pam Evening Service
To P. m, Prayer
Bible Siar
7.30 p.m. Home League

7.30 Pam. Open Air and Young

Peoples.
Public invited to all services.

You are never a stranger at} i
2 AT

my
Envoy on Sure, K. Mallory
Ph. 365-7112

LUTHERAN CHURCH
SERVICES
Sundays at 9.30. a.m.
Held in St. David’s

Church
Sunday School 8.45 a.m.
v. Harold C. Clark

CHURCH OF GOD
Kinnaird Community Hall
Pastor: Rev. Ira Johnson

Phone 365-6762
Sunday School 9.15 a.m.
Morning Worship 10 a.m.
7 p.m. Fri. Youth Fellowship
727,80 p.m. Wed. Bible Study
and Prayer — Held in Homes

Two MAYORS AND AN MLA were on hand
last Saturday to wish well all. the golfers
who ‘will play on Castlegar's “new nine.”
Castlegar Mayor Murray Little, left, declared
that the spirit of the ploneer is not dead, as
illustrated in’ the development of the West -
Kootenay's finest golf course. Mayor Carl
Loeblich, centre, of Kinnaird predicted that

work week an

the full development ‘of this course is a step

toward the goal- predicted recently by Prime | ¥
Minister Plerre-Elliot Trudeau—a 30-hour

id much leisure time. The Hon.

Donald _L. Brothers agreed ‘with program
emcee Dick Wayling that the opening of the
second nine holes is the fulfillment of ‘what
has seemed like only a dream up to: now.”

— Castlegar News Photo

Bu
PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
791 First Ave.

Pastor: Rev. L, M. Simmones
Phone 365-5212
Sunday School 9.55 a.m.
Morning Worship 11 a.m.
Evangelistic Service 7 p.m.
‘Tuesday: Bible Study and

Prayer 7.30 p.m.
Friday: Young Pesples 7.30
Pm.

APOSTOLIC CHURCH
Two blocks East of the
Castleaird Shopping Plaza
10 am. Sunday School Hour

11 a.m. Morning
7.30 p.m, Evangelistic Service
Tues., 7.80 Prayer-Bible Study
Phone 365-7807
Rev. Helmud Buttenberg
Pastor

Donation Made to Butler Rest Home
By Castlegar Senior Citizens Group

Castlegar and ‘District
their |G.

call Tadanac Hospital, Mrs,

. Hagen is also in: hospital
in Trail and very ‘much, im-
proved.

us, a former) gular

‘ukht
member, is reported in the
Castlegar and District Hospi-
tal. Plants fiowers ‘are
e|to be sent to these sick peo-

Mrs. C. Brady is to be
kitchen convenor during the
absence of Mrs. S. Engiund.

Members were re*ninded
of the regional council meet-
ing which is to be held in: the

.| ple.

Legion hall Oct. 3:

A discussion took place
on. transpo! lon for mem-,
bers wanting to attend the re-
Mle ta wall any great dist
able to wa any
ance. This is to ber discussed
again.

Pot

Canada Choice,
Canada Good

CASTLEGAR NEWS, eee: Oct. 17, 1968

Round |
Steak

Canada Choice, Canada Good
Mature Grain-Fed Beef |

Roasts

for the members. Each was
given a-numbered slip of
paper, a drawing a place
and Mrs. L. P. Fe nm was
the lucky holder of No. lo. 22,
the slip drawn. She received

ate the ‘sick
who we

and able to be at the meet-
ing. It was reported: be Mr.
Wiig: is very ill in’ the

GRACE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

7th Ave. Kinnaird
Rey. J. H. Wiseman

Friendship Service and
Sunday School 9.30 a.m.

. CALVARY
BAPTIST CHURCH

Ph. 365-5637
Next te. the he .Cloverieat Motel

Family | ine Hour - 10 a.m.
Family Worship 11 a.m.

Evening Worship - 7.30 p.m.

Mrs. H. Johnson Ph.’ 365-8294

Mr. and Mrs, E. A. Mc-
Donald of: White Rock, form-
erly of Castlegar, are visit-
ing with Telatives’ and friends
in the district.

Mr. and Mrs. S. Dewis,
Donna and Bob. spent athe
long | weekend Merrit

The q
supports cover rat

Business and Professional Directory

arcunte area, ‘all "OE which
could readily use the extra
elp.

Because of a lack of
it de-

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365-5531

a ‘was
cided to ask the students for
their help — and they re
sponded eagerly.
night there will be a
concentrated, three - hour
diive during which every
household will be visited in
ab Etter to prove that loc-
al citizens are not cheapskat-
es — they just haven’t been
given ample opportunity to
donate.
Will they succeed?

se ee

A near-accident in the
bus-loading. zone_has result-
ed in a much closer super-
vision’ of students -as ey
aun into! buses.

has been

ite line
painted “on te pavement and
no one may ste ast

$1.49 DAY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19th

NOTE: $1.49 Day is Saturday, NOT. Ye cidmy as Previously

Men’s Socks

An assortment of “irregu-
lars” of our 1.50 hose. Made
of wool and stretch. nylon
with neat side. patterns in
contrasting colors. Fit sizes
10 to 12.

Regular $1.50 (if firsts)

2 Pair for 1.49

Ladies Nylons

First quality seamless mesh
nylons in popular fashion
shades. Suitable for either
day or evening wear. Stock
up now and save! Sizes 8%
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Regular 49c Pair

5 Pair for 1.49

Limit 5 pairs to a customer

Girls’ Briefs

Cushion Forms

: Bath Towels

REGIONAL ECUMENICAL PARISH

ST. DAVID‘S ANGLICAN CHURCH
Rev. Terry Allen — Ph. 365-7424

Services at 8.00 am. and 11.00 am.

Castlegar, 11.15 a.m.

UNITED CHURCH CASTLEGAR & ROBSON
Rey. Geo. Hermanson — Ph. 365-8337
MORNING WORSHIP

Sunday. School, Castlegar, 9.30 am.

Robson, 9.45. a.m.

Kinnaird 11,00 a.m.

UNITED CHURCH KINNAIRD. - GENELLE
Rey. Clinton Howard — Ph. 365-7814

Sunday School, Kinnaird, 9.30: am.

Genelle 9.30 am.

Mrs. M. Moore ‘spent sev-:
eral .days ee in Nelson,

enroute to her Lome in Van. | Hi

a prize.
ur members had -birth-

‘District Entry
Places Very Well.
In Sports Raily

A -local- entry of “Tom
of Kinnaird

” Mrs. H. Johnson returned
home Friday after spendin;
three days at the Girl Guides
of Canada pro’ camp-
site Tsoona, which is in Rose-
dale, C. executive
meeting of a provincial

les in B.C.” Although

final results will be delayed
dus to an organizer's error,
the Burgess-Mulloy tea im was

y. poi
A unique ‘feature of ‘this
year’s’ Yally was a dual start-
finish. -Entrants* left from
ther “Vancouver or . Cas!

council and training sessions ain

took place.
mbers were’ present

from Castlegar to Prince Rup-
ert, 60 in all.

turn to their respective fin-
ishing points.

SPECIALS FOR THE

andy mar:

The COm- | ga
mittee had a novel surprize

Hams Ready to serve. Shank ..

Rally:

i The 1,000-mile’ event is|
one of the ‘oldest and ough ‘
est rallic

Pork Steak cov. insets. bp. 69e

Sausages Pure Pork ........... Ib. 69c

Jubilee Lunch. Meat. 12 oz. 3 tins $1

F owl Fricesse, Cut up, on tray. Ib. 39c

». 59c

20 1. $1.39

F lour Dutch Oven ....

NIBLET KERNEL CORN
MALKINS FRENCH CUT BEANS
MALKINS SIZE 4 PEAS

4 1402. Tins $1.00
Fresh Eggs

Grade A Medium

Peanuts

‘Freshly’ Roasted

Walnut

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Sliced. Poly wrapped. 16 oz. ..........

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Creamed. No. 1 White .

Biscuits

Large Assortment

Fruit Cocktail

Malkins. 14 oz. Tins ....

3«$1

shalling at C.

handled by Don Teltch at at
Crossroads Datsun. Sales.

Due to the difficult na-

of the t

er ‘Norm: Cousins’ of Surrey
limited the entry to well-ex-
crews. Conditions

Coke or Gingerale
5 Large Bottles $1.00

Light Bulbs

20, 40, 60, 100 Watt ....

Big Dipper Ice Cream

riers 3 cm 49°

Flavors ..

varied from clear and sunny

_||to blinding snow, with road
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me = af mud and gravel.
| One short section took

the competitors along a v
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Pp pas!
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aye gave

measu:
made tl the. half hour af
missal much quieter and fe
ter organized.

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Ambulance — Flowers
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Dream Whip 4 «. iis. .59¢

Shrimp Sealord Broken. Tin .......

| Apples Macintosh. ........

PARDMAN FURNITURE

Maytag Sales
and Service

Kinnaird Eqt. Service

sharpening and Repair
Shockallsts for All Makes
of Power Mowers and

Bronze Plaques

‘No one thinks that an ac-
cident is likely ever possible
now.

Regular 1.98

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Regular 49c Pair

MAHOGANY

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Margarine sc.

Milk

41..49¢
Pomogrants

Large. Sweet and Juicy .... 2 for. 29¢
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