CASTLEGAR NEWS,

Wednesday, April 2, 1969

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Last weex the Attorney-
General tabled paceation
known as Bill 74, “An Act
to Amend the cartes Act”
which is certainly the most
important piece of leulstar
tion considered by the Legis-
lature this year.

It was \vldely discussed
during the weck and sume of
the leaders in the industry
have commented that it shows
imaginative thinking. The Bill

is the result of a_long study|$!
y

the Royal Commission,
headed by Mr. Justice Woot-
ton, and recently a thorough
study of the insurance situa-
tion made) by a Legislative
mmittee.
The ” Attorney: General,

the Honourable L. R. Peter-
son, in speaking on the Bill
in its Second Reading, point:
st ed’ to A ear f
signe ce cara of pes
ple and not bent fenders. He
said that the money paid for

Robson Accident
Has $550 Damages

An accident on the -Rob-
son Road Sunday morning re-| B!
sulted in damages to two ve-
hicles estimated at $550,

RCMP say a car driven
by Wm. E. Voykin of Pass-
more was in collision with a
half-ton truck driven by Jo-
seph Harshenin of Pass

The Voykin car was trav-
elling west on the Robson
road and was attemptin:
left turn onto the B int
turnoff when a collision oc-
curred with the Harshenin
vehicle which was passing at
the time.

a|tenced to serve three months

premiums should be
available quickly to those nds
jured in the form of benefits.
It will free the industry to
settle claims quickly without
the need for those injured
regardiess of who was at
fault.

Bill. incorporates
unique features, For example.

is killed, the insurance com
panies will pay to the spouse
5,000.00 and $1,000.00 for
each child in the family, and
will make regular Payments
ore ies for 104 weeks.
ase of a husband
tein ited leaving a wife
and two children, this would
mean that the wife would re
ceive $7,000. immediately
and $70.00 per week for 104
tal of $14,-

spi
compensation is ‘not ne ve
and the blame can be be affixed

an amount ad-
judged by a Court of Law.

if the head of the household §

d| AWARDS WERE RECEIVED by many hoc-
upon someone else for the} key players at Saturday evening’s banquet
accident, she is free to sue] for the Mitey Mite division marking the end is captain of

| of another successful hockey season. There and Billy ags.
the Aero Taxi award as the most improved sale of rags will go towards

were 175 parents and children in attendance
be conipulecry or 4 league player for the 1968-69 hockey geason. the expenses of the Scout

eae At pe come in| in the arena hall. There were 96 boys in
British Columbia to have an| division this year. Pictured here is Jeff ste.

Mr,
% left last weekend for his

# were Nelson visitors ‘Thurs-

i who is a ai patient in the local
fy hospital.

iy Woodrow, Mts. J. Raine,

: Kew
wart, captain ot the Jets, who. received the
runner-up scoring trophy; Bruce Martin, who

the Eagles and was top scare
who was the

-— Photo by Division Manager

solinson ;
Charles McDonald

home in Toronto after spend-
ing the winter in Costlonar
visiting his niece, Mr. ant
Mrs, Larry Davis and fami ly.

Mr, and Mrs. M. Gallo

and Mrs, J. Turner
spent the weekend
stein with the ine

cer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.
Moffatt, and Mrs. ‘Turner’s
grandfather, Mr. Bert Crissal,

cers we
Sener Mr. and MS. J Stier,

Easter Sunday
Sunrise Service

To be held in the Park at the “CITY CENO-
TAPH" at 7 a.m., just back of the City Library.

c. 4 by the Ee. To |
Churches of Castlegar and Kinnaird

Coffee will be served immediately after at
The Salvation Army Quarters, 363 Main St.,
Castlegar. .

EVERYONE CORDIALLY INVITED

Johnson, Mrs. Mary

Johnson and Mrs, D. As-

Brownies held
a Succesetat rag drive’ on
Saturday. Thanks are extend-
ed ta i who :donated the
The proceeds from the

out greater

course he may do so. If a
person owns a.car and does
not have insurance he is vio-
lating the law and may be
fined in an amount not less
than $200.00 or may be sen-

in jail, or both.

- When you go to the Mot-
er Vehicle office to obtain
our car license on the ap-

alt

Damage to the Voy!
car is estimated at $100 while
that to the half-ton truck is

$450.
The accident is still under s

investigation.
Gar and Pick-up
Are in Collision

Damages totaling $2,900
urred in an accident near

form you will have

30 per cent from the present

i from 15 per cent to
premiums. He felt that young-
er drivers’ premiums would)
probably be reduced the

greatest.
othe Attorney-General felt | §
that the premiums could be
kept down and drivers would
be much more conscious of

“COFFEE BREAK”

By LOIS HUGHES
Box 731, Castlegar
Tell Lois: 365-5503

Pussy willows have been
_Yeported in ‘in this column as a
‘sure sign of spring but re-

cently I was reminded that} w!

cee’ crocuses have been blooming

for some time too.

Other people have re-
marked on houseflys buzzing
on warm window sills and
the appearance of the first
robin. The latest siga brought
to my attention was a nice
big net beattle!

As we watch with great

anticipation the snow
disap aie

pour ian more wax t to fill the
mold. An egg carton makes
a good holder for the mold
le you fill
Make the lei by dip-
ping a three-inch piece of

on ‘newspaper
News preferred) to harden.
When the wick is siiff and
the wax in the mold is parti-
(lly set, stick the wick into
the candle. Peel off the shell
| when the candle is hard.
Egg cups make pretty
wv | holders for these candles. Or
can be flattened

Hi Arrow Arms Motor Hotel

TRADITIONAL

DINNER
Make Easter Sunday a happier day by taking
Mother and the family out to dinner at the Hi Arrow

SUMPTIOUS SMORGASBORD

Assorted Salads (Green & Jellied)
Hot and Cold Meats
Turkey — Ham — Roast Beef — Chicken
Barbecued Spare Ribs — Many Others
Assorted Sea Foods
Variety of Tasty Desserts
Easter Treats

“Eat to Your's Heart's Content”

For that very important
be just right. You can be sure
menu at Safeway. Sure, too.

Strawberries

Imported Fresh. Red Ripe and Juicy

Easter feast, you'll want everything to
when you select all the foods on your,
too, that you are saving money. Come let us

help you get ready for the festive day.

alencia Oranges

Sweet and Juicy.

100

3 Baskets s] .00

CASTLEGAR NEWS, aa April 2, 1969

EASTER FOODS *

Young Turkeys

Government Inspected
Tender & Flevorful
Average 6 to 10 lbs.

» A. 49°
Grade hb.

Resey to Eat

z es creat i the bottom and|
defensive driving if recovery the garden a ceere:

of damage done to moter V-| MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS, one from each ‘of the six These would make ideal

hicles were limited to $250.-
00. In other words, if you are Mitey Mite hockey teams, were named at a banquet gifts for children ; to ne ‘auch fe

in’ a collision with someone| evening bringing a close to a successful season for the 96 grandpare!
Highway 3A when it\else and he is to blame you| players ranging from four to eight years old participating in teen aay Hee it, date ao te is in the the ‘offing a
was collision with a car|can sue him for $250.00, but) this division. Pictured here, back row left to right, are Mark lust might have

Maple Leaf. c
3] 99 Whole or
te 8 Each ae Shank Half Ib.
driven by" Donald Edward|no te: at| are Dat Bruce Martni and Danny Zoobkoff. In the front row be “pattle-royal on their hands

was proceeding north on. 3A. See a eetcnvitah: Kael boy ent of a.) am not trying to sound WHOLES ALE CLE AR- OUT ce www EATON icc
ur it is a : st SRE
ood ‘argume!
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————— Cranberry Sauce %=2-25.,39° Jelly Powders 22. 6r.. 49°
cma | BS Tomato Juice 2% 3:..$1.00 Fresh Coffee i=:
aul =| as Niblet Corn ey on 4 589° Bick’s Pickle See a 5 9°
S Pineapples"  41..89° Cake Mixes =""- 4 $1.00
Potato Chips 22-25. Cream Pies ==":
Soft Drinks 22". Whipping Cream =~...
Medium Eggs f"5-- Smoked Oysters =:-4 ««
Orange Juice ==="5 « $1.00 Stuffed Olives ===
—— = an | oo B £2) Ice Creams. =. 99° Salad Dressing #22"
WARRANTY || SERBS fas) ax | oaee Fresh Milk =~. 88° Broken Shrimp =

ON ALL MAKES OF NEW. CARS A/C or D/C FULLY PORT, 1 : $39.55
This includes lubrication, Pancake Synip Pineapple Juice
Nalleys Lalani

oil change, tune-ups, and
32 oz. Bottle 48 fl. oz. tin

service inspection.
3 for ‘1.00

Sunday, April 6 48 p.m.

Easter Lilies

No. 1 Quality. 4, 5, or 6 Blooms.

Adults $3.00 Children $1.75

REGULAR WHOLESALE
STOCK RETAIL  CLEAR.OUT

to the was proclaimed that
while tint to the pick-up “was| surance companies would con-

District Socials
vert the present policies to

tims
The accident is still un-|that required by law with n0| Mrs, D. E. Hughes 365-5503) Vancouver on the s.S. Can.
estigation.. charge. berra i sto]
serine ae Pest fall when I talked Guests at the home of various points of Tibaheoe z

to the C! ff Commerce | Mr. and Mrs. J. Kubos of Kin- cluding San Francisco, Los

recomm« the
t ended that ne et naird on Eweckeny Angeles, Acapulco, Jamaica Hy
di : i of reoeaite and Mrs Mary and Lisbon, ve at ar
in i i 7
© Shows 730 & 8.00 pm, seed. Kwasny of Coleman, ‘Atta: -|Soultampton on: May 8. The
anes Braye me ane Mee neonaes for an indefinite period of
1 arty family
sembled oa they will be time. Mrs. Fox is particularly)
Matinee Bde at 2.00 p.m. presenting a brief to the Gov.|to make their home at a looking forward to’a reunion
DORIS DAY ernment. loops. Mrs. Hegarty, who is) with her sister who several
I was able to ae a teacher of dancing, said years ago took up missionary
ROBERT MORSE appointment for this P| she was leaving the area with|Wwork in South Africa. Mrs.
TERRY-THOMAS

But to get to a more
ject, whet about
id making

CLOCKS
HIGHWAVE RADIO ALARM & CALENDAR

Green Giant.

CANDLE 12 TRANSISTOR AM/FM PORT.
TRANSETTE 10 TRANSISTOR PORTABLE _
MANTLE RADIO — SOLID STATE AM/FM
‘WOOD GRAIN CABINET ~_____
MISTUBISHI SOLID STATE PORTABLE —__
RUSSIAN-MADE LONG WAVE, SHORT
WAVE TRANSISTOR RED PORTABLE __

fo preep, thal, bre te regret having made s0 many Fox has not seen ‘her in 41

Minister of Industrial Devel-|friends here. taped 0!
“WHERE WERE |opment, Trade and Commerce) -Mr. and Mrs. W- i Fox| Mrs H. Coleopy and fam] P34, & Basted ‘TRANSETTE DIPLOMAT AC/DC SOLID
on Monday, March Bist, and|of Victoria, former residents|ily of Kinnaird will be leav- Tf it is table decorations STATE TEN
YOU WHEN I pleased_to that |of Kinnaird, are visiting their |ing tomorrow to make theirlyou wish, pretty Easter ege|| -TRANSETTE SOLID STATE SUPER 12
THE LIGHTS Mayor Tittle from vOeetleuar son-in-law and id daughter, Mr nome at North -Vancouver,|candles can easily be made MINIATURE ered
WENT OUT” and ba hae Loeblich from|and Mrs. a wkins_of i Mr. Coleopy who has from. paraffin and colored
Kinnai will be appearing | Kinnaird. and. baa Fox been a at the coast since last} cray.
with the group. will be caving April 12 from Last “To. make the candle mold,

Prices Effective Bel-air Premium

Wed. thru Sat.
Open Thurs. Night
Until 9 P.M.

Closed on Good Fri.

CANDLE 5 BAND AC/DC ad STATE 8
TRANSETTE 12 TRANSISTOR —
PLAYMATE AUTOMATIC ‘SOLID STATE

a coffee
rt é Kinnaird | the’ insid
A Handsome lg | l “6 : rh so it is about the size of a B
i : a Misses P: finger tip.
J Melt” a block of paraffin z PRATT
; att tas 6 ee eee and acres ote 1st || TAPE PLAYERS
colored candle. Stir the wax $

fia ORAL 8 TRANSISTO) INET,
el of use is their daugh- WOOD. CAE! EY,

SUIT SALE - |[ten, Mts. 'Bal lot and’ en

dren of Toronto.

a et dd ed ll

I bottom of : the ‘shell. Then

ONLY TOP QUALITY SUITS SOLD AT
HIS MEN’S WEAR

Cambridge, Now $108.00 reg. 120.00
Lounge, Now $71.95 reg. 79.95 & 85.00

Saville Row, Now $90.00 reg. 100 & 110
(Some with vests)

Facial Tissue

Scotties. Rainbow.
Box of 200’s

6 for ‘1.00

OUR.COMPLETE STOCK OF PORTABLE RADIOS,
RECORD PLAYERS, TAPE CARTRIDGE PLAYERS
ARE NOW OFFERED AT - A. “NEVER-BEFORE”
LOW PRICES — ALL STOCK MUST GC.

Carl’s Drug

CASTLEAIRD PLAZA PH. 365-7269

Pure Lard

Maple: Leaf
1 Ib, Pkg.

5 for‘1.00

Asparagus Tips Toilet Tissue

Berryland.
12 oz. tin

We have your Easter Suit in

stock — over 150 to choose from
and
Sports Coats too many to count
in wild assorted colors

For Dogs.
36 oz. Pkg.

89°

Maxwell House. Special

Zee
4 Roll Pack Offer. 10 oz. Jar

Woodlan d Park

IMPERIAL

€sso

“. DEALER

Ali suits will be ready for Easter Sunday —
and as always a perfect fit.

HIS MEN'S WEAR

Phone 365-3133

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