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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 28, 1973

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BURGLARS’ TARGET last week was the
Lucerne Credit Union in New Denver with
entry reported by manager Walt Thring after he
appeared for his normal day of work June 20.

Entry

Police said the thieves had removed the safe.
was made by the back door with the
incident still under investigation.—Castlegar
News Photo

FOUR PERSONS, including the pilot, were
uninjured Friday morning when this Cessna 180,
owned by Interior Aviation Centre of Penticton
crashanded at the north end of Slocan Lake.
The plane was chartered to bring in officials of
Kenyon Construction to inspect the Rosebery
Bridge now under construction. Owner of
Valhalla Lakeside Resort, Mrs. Frank, heard an
approaching plane which she thought was going

to land on the
crashed Mrs. Frank
wheels and the plane appeared too low. It is
believed the aircraft, which narrowly missed
cabin No. 6, struck a large log on the edge of the
bank with the plane making a skid landing on its
belly. The incident is still under investigation.

e. Seconds before the plane
realized she was locking at

— Castlegar News Photo

NOTICE
Joe Alves Store

will be closed for holidays te
starting Juné.25,. Watch for re-opening date.
o,

Side Door Will be Open for Beer Bottles
: 425

Deciduous

Trees Planted
For Protection
The deciduous trees that

line the road that runs through
Stanley Park:to the Lions Gate

+ Bridge weres not pul there.
primarily to beautify the drive “*

for the motorist. Rather they
were put there to protect the
i trees in the park

PEOPLE WHO KNOW THEIR GROCERIES...

WATERMELON .....

POP, 10 oz. bottles .... 6 pak 99c
i plus deposit

STYROFOAM COOLERS ... $3.99

FISHING TACKLE
Fishing and Hunting Licences Sold Here

Open: Monday. thru Saturday, 8:30 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Sunday, Noon to 6 p.m.

EAST ROBSON STORE .

Robson Townsite — Phone 365-3031

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KOOTENAY LAKE
FERRIES SCHEDULE

The following schedule will be on the
Kootenay Lake Ferries commencing Friday, June
29, 1973, for the summer season.

Pacific Daylight Saving Time

Leave Balfour
6:00 a.m.

Vessel
M, V. Anscomb
M. V. Anscomb
M, V. Anscomb
M. V. Balfour
MV. Anscomb
M, V. Balfour
M, V. Anscomb
M. V. Balfour
M. V.. Anscomb
M. V. Balfour
M, V. Anscomb
M, V. Balfour

0 a.m.
8:30 a.m.
10:10 am.
11:00 a.m.
11:50 a.m.
12:40 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
2:20 p.m.
3:10 p.m.
4:00 p.m.
4:50 p.m.
5:40 p.m.

Leave Kootenay Bay
6:5

from depredations caused by
the fumes from his car.

Coniferous trees are dam-
aged: by these fumes and the
dogwood, alder, mountain ash,
vine maple and big maple trees
provide an effective safety
buffer.

Three School District No. 9 Teachers
Honored at Banquef by School Board

A founder of the local
Castlegar District Teachers’
Association, W. R. Whittaker,
was one of three School District
No, 9 teachers honored recently
at a retirement party by the
board of trustees at the Hi
Arrow Arms,

Honored with Mr. Whit-
taker were Mrs. Pat Romaine
with 85 years of service and
Mrs. J. B. Mackereth who has
{aught in this schoo! district for
the past 17 years.

The ladies were presented
with handcrafted Jewelry while
Mr. Whittaker received an
electric grass trimmer,

Attending the supper were
trustees and their spouses as
well as Superintendent of
Schools G. C. Bissell and
maintenance supervisor, Fred
Howes, secretary-treasurer
John Dascher and Nick Bond-
eroff and their wives.

Born in Kaslo, Mr. Whit-
faker graduated from UBC
with his BA and MA, and first
worked in the ammonia plant at
Cominco for 12 years before
turning to teaching.

He became’ Castlegar's

Kinnaird Public Library

first high school teacher and for
four years taught in a one-room
high school on Columbia Ave.

On June 18 Mr. Whittaker
was honored by fellow staff
members of Stanley Humphries

Secondary School who pre-
sented him with numerous
humorous gifts and a mlcro-
scope, He was also honored
with an honorary mombership
to the BCTF by Jim Corbott for
his contribution to the federa-
lion,

‘ Observation
Is Kept On
Sawdust Fire

Fifteen fires have been
reported so far to the local
Forestry Service with the most
recent being Saturday at the
sewerage lagoon.

Little damage has been
caused by this fire which is in
old sawdust and is presently
being kept under observation.

Last Thursday a small spot
fire, caused by a CP Rail
locomotive, was also reported.

Giving support to the
current fire season will be the
familiar Avenger water bomb-
ers which will make their
appearance at the Castlegar
Airport this weekend.

‘New Books Now Available on the Shelves

The following are new
books. now available at the
Kinnaird Public Library:

Reluctant Neighbors by E.
R. Braithwaite, The Night we
Stole the Mounties Car by Max
Braithwaite, Once Upon a
Xmas by Pearl Buck, It's Never
Over by Morley Callaghan,
The Mallen Streak by Cath-
erine Cookson, 3-D by Patrick
Dennis, Catch Me a Cololus by
Gerald Durell, A Cold Front by
Bridget Everett, Requiem for a
Nun by William Faulkner and
Big Woods by William Faulkner.

The God Makers by Frank
Herbert, Kirkland Revels .by
Victoria Holt, Heir to Falcon-
hurst by Lance Horner, The
Mustee by Lance Horner,
Mistress of Falconhurst by
Lance Horner, the Manipulator
by Blanche Howard, Murder
Without Icing by Emma Lath-
en, Pray for a Brave Heart by
Helen MacInnis, Christy by
Catherine Marshal! and Roman
Head by Elizabeth Ogilvie.

Green Darkness by Anya

Seton,"My ;Theodosia by Anya: <

Seton, Airs Above the Ground
by Mary Stewart, The Ivy Tree
by Mary Stewart, Museums—
Women by John Updike, A
Story Like the Wind by
Laurens Van de Post, Hide &
Seek by Jessamyn West, South
of the Angels by Jessamyn
West and White Rose by Jan
Westcott.
Adult Non-Fiction:

So-Good Meals by Better
Homes & Gardens, House
Plants by “Joan Compton,

Family Dinners in a Hurry ‘by -

Betty Crocker, Favorite Ways

Forced Exercise of Fish

Make Befter

Now they've started a
physical training program for
trout!

Tests in Canada showed
steelhead trout reared in
hatcheries learn to swim better
after five days of forced
exercising. The exercising tests
are timed for 15 minutes a day
for five days followed by 15
minutes a day for the next 10
days,

These tests involve the
increase of water velocity in
raceways by reducing depth.
Before exercising it was found
only five young steelhead in 36

In Woodland Park’

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has 3 new
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now under
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Swimmers

were good swimmers. After
vigorous forced swim lessons
every day for five days, it was
found that 30 fish out of 36 were
good swimmers.

with Chicken by Better Homes
& Gardens, Savage Luxury by
Brian Davies, Book of Mormon
by Hand of Mormon, What Dol
doon Monday by John Holt and
The Energy Poker Game by
James Laxter.

Canada North by Farley
Mowat, Creative Candlemaking
by Thelma R. Newman, The
Flying North by Jean Potter,
We've Killed Johnny Ussher!
by Mel Rothenbuger, Shrug:
Trudeau in Power by Walter
Stewart, Where the Wagon
Led by R. D. Symons, Hawaii
by Alma E. Thoen and Only
One Earth: The .Care and
Maintenance of a Small Planet
by B. Ward and Rene Dubos.

Juvenile Fiction:

Bear's Picnic by Stanley
Berenstain, Bear's Vacation by
Stanley Berenstain, Inside,
Outside, Upside Down by
Stanley Berenstain, Padding-
ton Goes to Town by Michael
Bond, Paddington Takes the

. Air by Michael Bond, Two are

Better ‘Than. One by Carol
Brink, Magical Melons by Carol
Brink, Mystery on Safari by
Betty Cavanna and Gone-Away
Lake by Elizabeth Enright.

Return to Gone-Away by
Elizabeth Enright, Easter Bun-
ny that Overslept by Prisalla
Friedrich, Pet Show by Ezra
Jack Keats, Funny: Thing by
Wanda Gag, Betsy Tacy by

- Maud Lovelace, Calico Pic by

Edward Lear, Tale of Peter
Rabbit by Beatrix Potter, Tale

of Pigling Bland by Beatrix
Potter and Peter and the Wolf
by Serge Prokofuff.

Foot Book by Dr. Seuss,
Fox in Socks by Dr. Seuss,
Green Eggs & Ham by Dr,
Seuss, Horton Hatches the Egg
by Dr. Seuss, I can Lick 30
Tigers Today by Dr. Seuss,
Encyclopedia Brown Gets His
Man, by Donald J. Sobol,
Encyclopedia Brown Finds the
Clues by Donald J. Sobol,
Bushbabies by William Steven-
son, By the Highway Home by
Mary S, Stolz and Mystery of
the Woods by Mary S. Stolz.

Juvenile Non-Fiction:
Thanksgiving Day by Rob-
ert M. Bartlett, Judo for
Juniors by Pat Butler, Nature's
Pincushion by Ralph Buxton,
St. Patrick’s Day by Mary
Cantwell, Ballet for Beginners
by Nancy Draper, China & the
Chinese by Lyn Harrington,
Jokes, Jokes, Jokes by Helen
Hoke and Sunshine Sketches of
a Little Town by Stephen B.
Leacock, ©
The Picture Story of the
Soviel Union by Mary Lou
Masey, World of Christopher
Robin by Alan A. Milne, How to
Punt, Pass and Kick by Richard
Pickens, Karting - Fun on Four
Wheels by Edward If

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Summer Fun Swimming Pools

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For safety reasons, children under 6 years
of age cannot be taken on fours. Each child 6 to
11 years of age must be accompanied by an
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‘And with Certo, the natural fruit pectin,

the process of acquiring this goodness is
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You see, Certo reduces the boiling

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Corry Ovestrud, Linda Jordan, Sheila Angrignon,

» “The Scene at’... :

) Wow! Is there ever a
demand for our 1972-73 annual,

# Cobra 2"t It's a beautiful job

and very enthusiastically re-
ceived by the students.

Its purple cover shows two
proud cobras, Inside, the pages
;are filled with pictures and
comments and give a vivid
portrayal of our year's activi-

ties. :

Mr. Clark and his staff of
editors and assistants are to be
heartily congratulated. (The
} demand was so great that the
club had to send to the
publishers for extra copies and

§ this is something that does not
often happen with ‘annual’

B sales.)

* .

Last Tuesday a very large
audience turned out for our
final “concert. The program
opened with a stunning gym-
! nastics display. The lights were
} turned off and colored “spots”
picked out the performers and
cast their black shadows
,dramatically against the walls.
. Mr. Clark had chosen a
perfect ‘musical background
which set exactly the right
space. He -as commentator
‘and was able to direct his

Coffee Party Held

‘A coffee party to bid
, farewell to Pauline Paulson was
held Monday morning at the
‘home of Mrs. Jim Crawford of
|; Kinnaird,

t Attending were the lady

members of the Castlegar and
' District Arts Council.

Mrs. Paulson was pre-
:sented with en engraved silver
spoon-as a token of remem-

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technical assistants: Dave Me-
Kinnon, Geoff Yule, Sam
Konkin, Norm Wickett and Bob
Horst to a smooth and steady
support for the teams,
Coaches, Mr. Jeffery and
Mrs, Hucal, received high
praise for the calibre of the
performance. The audience was
very impressed.
. °

The speech arts team was
introduced by Gail Fodor and
they gave a sampling of the test
pieces they performed at the
Trail Festival: They conducted
themselves with considerable
poise and were given a good
hand for their efforts,

Performers were Wendy
McFarlane, Valerie Cormier,
Cathy Kruetsky, Robyn Mec
Nabb, Patricia McKay and
James Robinson. (James was
assisted off the stage in a very
unorthodox manner. but this
only added to the fun.)

* . .

Jennifer Cheveldave and
Robyn McNabb showed their
considerable musical ability
with a du at was well

Every! “ooher
“aahed” at the Fashion Parade
put on by the sewing classes
under Mrs. Walter's guidance.

Moderator was Wendy

Mike Mori, Linda Hashimoto, Dan Fisher, Jeff Irwin, Larry Barnett, Robin Sherrod,
Blair Nelson and Dawn Forsythe i

Sporls Highlight Picnic
Held by Church of God

A rainy morning changed
into a sunny afternoon when
the annual Church of God pienic
was held June 17, Father's Day.

Fathers and their familied
had an opportunity to prove
their skill at games of horse-
shoes and volleyball held at
Kinnaird Park,

A picnic supper. was
enjoyed at the church while
many roasted marshmellows
over the fireplace, Races and
relays provided a lot of fun, the
results of which are as follows
(names appearing in order of
first, second and third place

- winners);

Primary Class—Lisa Plot-
nikoff, Joy ‘Pollock, Carla
Wright and Lee Anne Ball,

Middlers Class—Kim Con-

don, Emily Franks, Melinda
Franks,

Junior Girls—Salley Bird
and Peggy Cheveldave, Tara
Wright, Kim Franks.

Silverton - New Denver Newsletter

By Nancy Barnett

Work is well underway at
the New Denver arena. Four
people have been employed. So
far, plysvsod has been placed on
the north and south walls with
the oxtension on the north wall
containing the fire escapes,

New. cement is being
poured with a cement ditch the
width of the building to contain
a freezing system. This work is
being done on the LIP grant.

Bingos are being held
Friday nights, alternate weeks,
between New Denver and
Silverton halls to raise funds
for the arena.

On ‘Wednesday of last
week a community shower was
held in Silverton’s Memorial
Hall for bride-elect Kerry Lou
Gordon whose marriage takes
place this Saturday.

The New Denver Village
Council has met with the
representative of the Parents’
Group giving its approval to the
plans for the proposed play-
ground. As soon as possible the
site will be marked out and
construction underway.

The Slocan Lake Hardware
intends to havea plan sketch on
display. very soon. The pre-
school groups. were granted an

or pledges can be left at the
Slocan Lake Hardware at New
Denver.

New Denver-Silverton
United Church Auxiliary held a
very successful Strawberry
Tea and Chinese Auction on
Wednesday of last week at the
Silverton Memorial Hall,

Fourteen men took part in
the Slocan Lake Golf Club

competition for the John Teir
Memorial Cup. Last year's
holder, Steve Amsden, was on
hand to defend his title.
However, he was unsuccessful.

Jim Hicks was the winner,
with a net score of 62. Close
behind was first runner-up,
Terry Bohan, with a score of 63.

Low gross winner was
Steve Amsden.

Junior Boys—Dale Condon.
Mark Kowalko, Paul Idle,

Youth Class—Bront John:
son, John Giles, Bob Shaw and
Rob Kirkwood,

Adults (Ladies)—Mrs, Con-
don, Mrs, Johnson, Mrs. Bird.

Adults (Gentlemen}—Mr.
Johnson, Mr. Bird, Mr. Mis-
cayevitch.

Sack Race ,(Boys)—Dale
Condon, Glen Kirkwood, Bert
Franks.

Sack Race (Girls)—Salley
Bird, Tara Wright, Peggy
Cheveldave.

Spoon & Egg Race (Girls)
—Emily Franks, Melinda

ee

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Spoon & Egg Race (Boys)
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Thread the Needle (Round
U)—Mr. and Mrs. Bird, Mr.
Miscayevitch and Mrs. Condon,
Mr, and Mrs, Kowalko.
Thread the Needle (Round
2)—John Giles and Mrs. John-
son, Rob Kirkwood and Mrs,
Howes, Brent and Brenda John-
son.

Family Relay (Round 1)—
The Johnsons, the Franks, the

Family Relay (Round 2)—
The Kowalkos, the Birds, the
Condons,

Egg & Spoon (Junior

Girls)—Tara Wright, Peggy

Cheveldave, Salley Bird.

Egg & Spoon (Youth
Boys)—John Giles, Brent John-
son, Rob Kirkwood and Bob
Shaw.

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éxtension on their LIP grant to;

build the,, playground. Dona-
tions ‘of “money, labor or
materials will be most grate-

fully accepted as this grant will .

provide for a limited amount of
labor and ials. Donati

McFarlane who
models in five groups. Wendy
herself was wearing a smashing
Palazzo outfit in beautiful blue
tones. Not a girl stumbled or
lost her “coal”. They all looked
charming.

The. five “scenes” | were:
Everyday Casuals, The Year of
the Dress,” Pants Parade,
Sports Spectacular and Long
Looks,

Believe us, some very
impressive sewing was dis-
played!

* # «

Not to be outdone, the
boys of the school had a display
of their gwn LE. projects in the
shop. Mr. Martin had in-
structed them with outstanding
results. There were excellent
projects on view, and a steady
stream of admirers.

_ 8 8

The concert ended with an
informal and gay band program
which had everybody tapping
in rhythm. Mr. Fishwick had
members of the ‘band dem-
onstrate their instruments and
even took part himself with a
whiz of a trumpet solo.

All in all, it was a dandy

way to.conclude the year and .

the weather was ideal for the
occasion.

Thank you. to all who:
came—parents, friends. and
“old” students. We enjoyed
having you. See you all againl..

CASTLEGAR —
CLS |
365-8294

Mrs. H. Johnson

Mr. and Mrs. T. Lampard
of Gold River, formerly . of
Castlegar, returned to their
home on the weekend after
spending a. few days visiting
with the former's mother, Mrs.
A. Lampard, and other rela-
tives and friends.

Mr. and Mrs. H. Hyson of
Victoria, formerly of Robson,
were surprise guests at the
recent Strawberry Tea in
Robson.

Visiting at the home «of.
Mr, and Mrs. J. Baker, in
Robson was their aunt, Mrs.
Baker of Spokane.

Mr. and Mrs. D. Adshead
returned to their home in
Robson on Monday of last week
after spending a- two-week
holiday visiting with relatives
and friends in Salmon Arm and
in Ladner with Mrs. Adshead’s
father.: They also visited..in

Ladysmith, ° Vancouver, | Vic-:

toria and Salt Spring “Island
where they had a family dinner
with 25 present. While in
Vancouver Mrs. Adshead. took
- her mother, Mrs. BR. LaRocque,
into .the Vancouver. General
Hospital where she will have an
operation. We: wish Mrs.
LaRocque a speedy recovery.

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