CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Sept. 29, 1966

Both Centres Field Winner
In Cominco Scholar Stakes

A Castlegar and Kinnaird the cou:

realdent each picked up one of

: id Canada-wide
Diamond Jubilee scholarships
offered by Cominee Ltd.

‘Winners of the $350 scho!-
arships heer are John R. Dal-
ziel of Castlegar and Irene Dev-
erney of Kinnaird,

‘The. second class gcholar-
ships were available to children | 8°
of Cominco employees with an
average of 73 to 85 per cent or

a B standin:

iB.
Fourteen of the award win-
be Selkirk

The Bat oe will be at-
tending

1 ats
award better than 68 86 “38 er ont
average or an A: standing was
needed.

Four Trail students achiev-
ed this standing as did one from
Revelstoke and another from

ssland.

The awards anncuaced by

Cominco earlier thls: year in re-
\cognition of the co:

‘anniversary, are Dan of a five-

y’s 60th | from

year, $300,000 higher education
awards program which includes
scholarships for university un-
ry | der} uate and high school
schol in areas where
Gominco | large-scale opera-

mot the Diamond | J Jubilee
award winners, 63 are fro: it Be
tish Columbia; $6 from Tr
tite: cach trem: Rowland and
Kirpberley-Crantirook; six from
Fruitale-Montrose, and one each
Castlegar, Kinnaird and
Revelstoke.

Adds

westock a full sofuctionof

5 recur ee
Bowling ounue cy SAVAGE SHOES

for children

Coffee ‘Break League

LHS Glo Waddington 291.] LHT Donna Lancaster 570.

LHT._ Glo Waddington 699.

THS 'Pincurlers 627. THT| Ramblers 2897

Pincurlers 2386,
Team

Wheaties 8, Le
Tuesda One O'Clock Le:

‘Alice Miller 247, LHT
Allce or Miller, 572,

850. THT M:
ance | 2828.

‘ Team’ Pointe: MacAlister’s Wed Nlolt Cutrate Groceteria — Collect Calls Accepted at 364-1144 Anytime —

4, Oglow's 0, Castle-| Le

maining 71
awards ene $28, 050. will be
used by students attending in-

gar Drug 1, Cedar Crest 3, Team
Five 2, Independents 2,

Team
ints: Cheerlos 1,) Jaguars 3%, Fone BY, Thunder.
Muffets 1; $y Mu ugs 8, Pincurlers 4,1 py, 1, Rarnblece 3, Cadillacs 2.

"THS MacAllster’s Insurance| F722 Moffat €2
facAUister’s Insurt

-'THS ‘Chorégiris 902. THT
Choregirls 2388

LHT Irene Conroy 610,
Beatniks

‘LHS Donna Lancaster 248.

Maddocks Shoe’ Sto e

ALLSTATE INSURANCE AGENT

Will be in the Castlegar
SIMPSON-SEARS STORE
every Friday from:10.30 a.m. toi 5.30 p.m.

THS Rambler, oe, THT
points: Mustangs 2,

dies" Wed. Night Groceteria
ague
LHS Fran Mottat 265. LHT

LHS Annie Koochin 253. i 439
‘962, THT Siittve salads

stitutes of higher learning across

ee
e ene i .
SHSS Activities  fesemg ee | Tesi red tetas Jot acti oft
a a 4 Kay eaten 689, ints: Choregirls 2,
By KATHERINE KNIPPELBERG

Team .
MHS Bill Davis 321. MHT untslones 3 Kittens Five (1, SEE OUR NEW ORLON PILE

Castlegar Socials

By Mrs. H. Johnson 365-8294

Mr. and Mrs, R. Stewart of
West. Bank, B.C. formerly of
Trail, and Mr, and Mrs. A. Wiig
‘and “daughter Sherrie also of] 4
‘West Bank were the guests over
the weekend of their parents
Mr. and . lig. While in
the district they attended the
Enoksen - ; WieGeraid wedding

D, Duncan of Trail
Mrs. 'H. Johnson

BLUEBERRY SOCIALS

Mrs. D. E. Hughes 365-5503
. A, Phillips was home

Bill avis 697.

‘Tuesday, Sept. 20 saw many
smiles, bow ties, and new hair
do's at

This was the day which all
students were  p! hotographed.
Everything went according t
plan until late afternoon enen

ower failure caused a ‘short
de Work was resumed and
completed the following morn-

8.

This term finds a host of
different clubs to occupy leisure
time. Since it is impossible to
include all in one column, an
attempt wll be made to cover
two per week,

School librarian, Mis.
Charters is sponsor of the Lb:
rary Clu». The purpose of this
club is to teach pupils the func-

Hon’ and management of a lib-| las

rary ach member goes on duty

his|once a week. ‘Executive elect-

mother .
is a patient in the Trail-Tadanac
Hospital.

‘My, and: Mrs, John Michel-
son returned Monday evening
from: :’ mn, Sask. where they
attended the funeral of Mr. Mich-
elson’s' father, Mr. Brian Mich-
elson who; died age 92 years.

Kitchen ‘hint: When pour-

ing liquid from one fall mouth. Christ.’
e ottle to : e L

fons have not been: held yet, as

Mrs, Charters feels it is neces-
sary for the 86° members to
know each’ other: well ‘before

present; meetings 2 are held every
day at lunch ti:

Tomorrow night at 8.00 there
will be a_ council-sponsored
dance, Records are to be played
until 10 am. the “Stitches in
Time” will perform for the last
two hours.

On Monday, five of some
6,000 provincial centennial ex-
change students were introduc-
ed to the school. These students,
all in grade eleven, will attend
10 regular classes.

Tour of Celgar pulp min
Cominco and the Arrow. D.
have been arranged.

Exchanged students are: El-
eanor Hall, New Westminster;
Sherry Danillson, North Surrey;
Shirley Reeve, Abbotsford; Doug-
Sanders, Sidney and William
day, ‘Vancouver.

‘They are pilleting with I.
Pa hee ldo, P. es J

y ck, an tilly, re-
spectively.

SHSS exchange students are
Pamela sohnson visiting Ab/
botsford; © Joann:

voting. A meeting. will be held
in Octob this

1

er for
Is

os
e
“Know
Dennis

‘There are ob members at

and Kenneth],
Gatley, Natal.

Cathie ‘Ambrosinoff, repre-
éenting federal exchange stu-
dents who isited Montreal and
Andrew

Castlegar and Kinnaird...

«++ Safety Council

Mixing Detergent makes Deadly Brew

Recently a peculiar type of

struck two
undertaking a household chore
in separate locations but under
similar ces,
Both were using an ordin-
ary toilettowl cleaner. Dissat-
ised with the way stains were
being removed, each decided to
adda. houseold’ bleach and
stirred the mixture with a brush.
As a result, one died quickly—

old familiar chlorine bleach to
an acid or acid-producing sub-

ice, such as a toilet-bowl
cleaner or just pina vinegar,
idenly release a quan-
toxic clorine gas. Simil-

matter, amo!
e, fhe chemical ‘action I lib-

highly irritating . gas.
If Snhaled, these fumes can
cause serious injury and possibly

Economically, it’s unsound
to use clorine bleach in toilet
bowls, ‘sinks and bathtubs or on

This will,

Killough, Z

THS Regulars 1038. THT| Beat

Regulars 2869. Tuesday Morning
Team LHS

m points: Button Push-

ers 3, Pinheads 1, Regulars 3,] LWT Hazel Donaldson 703.
THS Beavers

Nutty Five 3, Smarties 1, Tiger

Kittens 1. Beavers 2256.
Team

aa Other 600’s Dave Bonner
Tuesday Mixed League 7 o'clock | S
LHS Ruth Rourke 251. LHT| 7;
Ruth Rourke

Gary Romano 753.

THS Pinheads 1127. THT 2140.

Nutty Five 3

paints: Button Push- Ghipmuntes 2, Lions 3, Minks 1,
Ted 1

Team
ers 3, Pinheads 1, Re,

gulars rrels 3, AS
Nutty’ Five:3, Smarties 1, Tiger Paldsy Night Classic Mixed
™) Kittens 1. LHS Mi Bonnett

‘Other 8600's Les Acheson
667, Earl Rourke 641, Matt Ri fee
636, Dave Bonner 611, Tee
Donaldson 609.

Tuesday’ Night Mixed” °°

LHS ‘Irene. Hill 280. LHT).-
Joyce Turner 592, i

MHS. Joe Ness $28, MHT| Outeasts . 0

sount Faison 774,
THS Hi Low 1008; THT):

Hi.‘Low. 1,] Ache:

Other 600's Joo Ness 768.
Wed, Morning Drivers League
i Anita Tomlin
Rourke 545,
THS:* Thunderbirds oe)
THT..Cadiffiacs 2190. a
lustany

7; Roints:
Jaguars. Py Chevys 2, Thunder: 2558...
birds 2;\Ramblers ‘2, Cadillacs 2. 3° Team ‘points: ‘Team: points
will be known next week.

Wed: Morning Drivers League

King Pins 1, Five Thumbs 3,
‘tniks 2,

chipmunks 4, Lions 0, Minks 4,
Squirrels 0, Teddy Beara 1.

‘Ke 251. ursday horney, Ladies
586. LHS Fat Linvingtone 210.
Gary Romano 299, MHT| LUT Pat Livingstone 518.

“He!
215,| LHT :Helen Pickerin;
‘Row “Rollers oe

“Gl
‘| Lrr’ Gia Wad
THS

FALL SWEATERS
Also good Selection of Fall Jackets
See them to appreciate them ;
Warm Clothing For The Hunters

Hazel Donaldson 239.
798. THT
ints: Beavers 3,

Lions 762. THT Lions

. BOYS & MENS WEAR
Team points: Beavers 2,

CLOTHING

pQOLTs

ES =.
fen Pickering 208,

For Winter Fai:

0. ‘Waddington 277.
Pileeay tre it's the |

Cxiers 902. THT Criers

a

Ski-Doo

Nothing can promise more | family fun and excite-
ment than the Ski-Doo. Aboard the sleek Bombard-
ier Ski-Doo, winter is one big playground — from
: the nearest snowfield to anywhere beyond. It won’t

in time, dull and roughen the
fine smooth surface
which is’ attractive as well as

tilitarian.

Don't” mix bleaching agents
with toilet bowl cleasers, am-
monia, lye, rust: remover, vine-
gar or oven cleaner.

the other ‘spent ‘a long, long} deal
a hospital. .

time in a
Another example according
to a government medical news-
letter, 20 people were overcome
a’short time ago by. toxic gases
Feleased from a do-it-yourself
cleaner, a witches’ brew. of a
cleanser, chlorine bleach and
ammonia, §

What occurred in each of
these cases was the: generation
of a poisonous ‘gas when the
users decided to combine two
or more cleaning agents Ata
monly...found in «al

Vali Toastmistresses Go
Nelson for First Dinner

Vali T Club was
invited to join forces with the
newly formed Kokanee TM Club
in Nelson for their first dinner
meeting of the season. Four Vali
members participated in the pro-

household aie, adation of the |

gram activity.
The September workshop

Hi Lite Restaurant

. “SPECIALIZING IN CHINESE FOOD”
Phone 365-6741 for Take-Out Orders
Open 6 a.m. to 12 Midnight D y..
Opens win: io i ani. Fridays z urday:
‘Air Conditioned fer' Cee! Comfort

BANQUET FACILITIES FOR SMALL GROUPS .

The New, Tough

— SEE us

—OGLOW

_Underfoot a Na

DECKING MATERIAL

Perfect for Patios and Sun Decks

‘BUILDING SUPPLY LIMITED
601. Cofumbia Ave. — Phone 365-7202

TODAY —

BROS.

two
themes: How. to be better list-
eners and the use of an agepda:

See the ..-

Arrow Dam Project
: . » From’ the Water |

SCENIC TRIP AND REASONABLE RATES
* Phone 365-6549 * 483

bog down even in waist-high snow. i
‘SEE IT NOW AT
CASTLEGAR
| SPORTING GooDs

NELSON-SLOCAN ASSESSMENT AND. COLLECTION DISTRICT

. HEREBY, GIVE NOTICE that,
the Cc , Nelson, B.C., I wili

Through th
familiarization 1 Pann of nd
agenda, ‘members Tedized an
egenda can be convenient and
necessary tool for any. chairman
of a VWorkato committee.
training supports
om bse of Toastmist-

ress one ich is to” promote

persons in said. Uist hereinafter set

on Wednesday, the 12th day of :October, 1966, at the hour of 10.30 o'clock 4 in the forenoon, at
‘sell at public auction the lands and improvements. thereon in. the list hereinafter set out, of the
out, for all DELINQUENT AND CURRENT taxes due and unpaid by said persons on the date

of tax sale, and for-interest, costs, and expenses, including the cost of advertising said sale, if the total amount of taxes due up to, in-

cluding ‘the year. 1964, and interest,
Persons in

thereon, together with costs of advertising said ‘sale, be not sooner, paid,

other exceptions referred to in section’ 25 (a) of the Land

at tax sale are advised ‘that tax’ sales do not extinguish” existing, Crown lens and
Act’and section’ 8137 of the Act. F for.

purchased at tax sale are to be by cash, certified cheque, or equivalent.

List of Properties -

Name of -Person Assessed;

Short: Description of Property.

1 for-another yen
und for women 50

it
it
the fh Strachan, Robert M. (V.LA.)

Cadet Parénis””
Night Planned
For Next Week

The sponsoring committee to
Castlegar Squadron = No. ‘581,
Royal Souedion Air Cadets held
its: first meeting of the season
last week.

The. ‘committee planned a
parents’ night for

Howat,
|| Abrosimo, John Dantel; ‘Abrosimo, Maty

Partridge, William ....seeese.

DeJong, John; DeJong, Cornelia Fanail!

DeJong, John .

Smith, Robert

Simona Cibtre: Haw

Violet Margaret,

Semenoff, Nick willlam, (exec, of will of
Mary Semenott),: r

International stone “Incorporated

Graham, Clarence

‘Anderson, Alber ‘Te (VileA)  sscsses

Arksey, Edith C. (reg. owner,Ealth

at 7 p.m. at SHSS. Parents and

friends of the cadets are invit-

ed to observe: the boys’ activi-

ties during parade: period.
Mrs,:G..W. Anderson, com:

mittee chairman, gave a rej

on the year’s activities of the

Christine ese ae
Shkooratoff, George -+-

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DL. 1242, Plan 640

Lot & Bk. 20, ©, of T. 56054r
Lots 4, 5, Bk. 28, CG, 6840/9884 seecees

Sub-lot 42 (except West Kootenay Power and Light Company R. of W.
as shown ‘on ‘Plan: 1686), D.L. 1242; Plan X59,.C,. of T. 96000T:

Lot 2 (except, Plan 4999), D.L. 3104, Plan. 4156, \C. of T. 2874941

D.L''s202' (save * and’ ex theres t* pth, lyihg ‘within
©. of Tey) 88818t é

Rosen No. 2 (D.1 D2 Parcel A, | (D.D. 255071) of Bk 2 and letter
285071): ot (except. Parcels! No.. ‘1: (DD: 2be0dI):.and | N
on 266051), Bk. 2, nad ae Plan ptt Gi Cc, of 1434091 .
Bks. 1, 5 (except those
OMe Tt.

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Pt. Bk. 134 outlined In red on Ref. Plan 751981, Div, 9682, Cc. of T. 751981...

Bk. 3, D.L. 9585, Plan 2088, C, of T. 997631 ctsteceabeessasescdes

That pt. of S. % D.L, 12386 which les N. of a ine parallel to and 10. ch.
Perpendicularly distant from the southern boundary of sald tot, C. of T.
1

Dated at Nelson, B.C, this 16th day of.
s8e29—6236 &

September, 1966, | GEORGE L. BRODIE,

Provincial, .Collector,:

if
B.C. Olympic’ ‘Games
Canadian Arthritis ‘and Rhuematism Secioty,
Canadian: Cancer: Soclety *:

egion
. Cross: (Trail and Nelson Branches),
ian Re a Blood Donor Clinic ©
Hospital :

society for: ‘Handicapped Children:
litks a Rehabilitation Foundation c of B.C.

Camp Lourdes‘

A
“Salvation Avy Camp
‘Camp. Koolaree

‘Pentecostal. Camp

West Kootenay: An:

Camp Rory

St. John Ambulance
Boy: Scout Associatio;

Girl Guide

“STM: UNITED. WAYS

works Ineny wonde

—_WHEN-YOU-GIVE—

WONDERFUL THINGS

| THE UNITED WAY

HAPPEN FOR PEOPLE

7 Robson

"Please Be Coiherens

Al Boren Cote Society .
B.C. Heart Foundation:

Welfare Committee
Public. Library”: ~-
Kinnaird Wi lfare Committee

Camps"
“\ Boy Scouts ‘© Ait Cadets
Charitable Organizations

Library — LODE, Welfare Committee

Recreation Soclety — W.L Welfare Committee

Kinnaird a
Welfare Committee — Library