SILVERWARE was awarded to deserving
at the recent C: and Dis-

elk; Dr. John

trict Wildlife Association banquet. Pictured

with their plaques, from left to right, are
Ed Griffoni, junior mule deer; Roy Percival,

Walton, rainbow trout; Mike’ P’

LaHue, grizzly bear; Dr. John Hall, Thin Mrs.
Horn sheep; Mrs. Roy Percival, special men-
tion for five-point elk, and Gary Shannon,
black bear. — Shirley Anderson Photos

The Scene Al...
KINNAIRD JUNIOR

SECONDARY SCHOOL

regular monthly
of the Robson Wo-

On Friday night the boys’
and girls’ basketball re
teams travelled to Fruitvale.
With them went our newly-
organized cheer leading squad
who oneouraged our teams
enormo!

The ‘Gheerleaders were

Pom
Front! Under the coachin
Walters they. did a fi
rate job and ee
school spirit stil. farther in
the future. Girls on -this
squad are: Kathy White, Don-

Local and District Bowling Results

na Cheveldave, Debbie Mc-

Droppins

Jets 4-41,
Droppins ae, Rat Finks

onday Night 7 o'clock 333. LHT Eleanor Holdsworth.

uise Howes 237./830.
556. THS Mugs 1051. cats

LHT Louise Howes
MHS Mel lanson 288./Mugs 2868.
points: Cheerios 0,
Mugs 4, Pincurl-

h Scott 6! Te:
roppins 1079. THT Muffets 3,
2921. ers 3, Take Five 1, Wheaties
Team points: One 0-10,|1,
Pot Shots 03%)” Other 600's a argaret

42, Alley Cats

Other 800 eo Matt Rohn
666, Ken cot
Colles’ Brock ‘Lees gue TS,
LHS Eleanor Holdsworth

PETTITT PHOTOS.

SPECIAL

1 Silma Super 8
Projector Reg.
169.95
1 Yashica Super 8

27, Independents 4-53.
: vp, Ober 600 ’s Vi McLuckie

Peery Mixed 7 o’clock
LHS Bev eres 316.

SOLOHd t111 13d

“PETTITT PHOTOS

1064.
Paty hee points: The ? 1,
‘Kin Gars 4, Re; Im-
possibles 3, ” Spoi lers 0, Blow|Scre:

652, Dont Facer 630, Bev

Maloff 6:
Tues. Night Mixed 9-11
LHS Judy Thiessen 292.

Lar Ma Marge Bonnett 681.
MHS Ralph Peterson 270.

MHT Ralph Peterson 682,
THS Sock-Et-To- ts oF

‘THT Sock-Et-ToEm 283

PETTITT PHOTOS
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Campers Wanted

We have an exceptional offer for you. The buy
of a life time. One only 1968 Mercury half ton
truck complete with a new 10’ 6” camper. Drop
down to tell us that you want to be a camper
and we'll make you a deal.

DON’T WAIT — TRADES ACCEPTED

Castle Motors

Team points: Ni;

ithawks
Sock-Et-ToEm The
Scre'

thi
Wed. Morning Drive:
LHS

Pat, ree 21. LHT

lers 2,

T-Birds 3, Ramb!
, Siustanes 1, Chevys 2, Jagu-

jars 1.
Other 600's

60:
Wed. Nite Cut Rate
Knelsen 260.

Margaret

7, LHS Delma
y | Lert Det Dot ‘Tipping 653,

arrots 974. THT
arrots ote 2601
aK its: Parrots 2,

Bae 0, Orioles 1, Robins 4.
other 600's Irene Con-

Reecy Rollers

Adaline
286. LHT’ Vicky aiseell ro
Jill Johnson 647.
THS Screamers 910. THT
Screamers 2722.
eam peters Hooters 4,

Walters 1 Criers 3, Moaners
Other 600's Mickie Jac-|*

obsen 609, Betty Pinter 620,
Adaline Martinek 608.

other 600's Ed Woods/9,

LHS nabelle Kinakin.
peers Elaine Creighton 622.
Teddy Beart 282.

Lit
Minks 0, Teddy
Bears 4,
Thurs. Night Mixed Comm.
LHS Gladys

“The whole school is
§|proud of them.
proud. of. our

are
i eantfea teams,
22. girls were leading in, thelt|

game right up to the. thir

quarte r when — they. can A
ttle out of steam The

by. the

points.

{players in this
Nina Argatoff and a Judy” ‘Ar
lingham. {

The boys won their
game in a heilling match
that saw them ahead at the
finish by only three points.
Top scorer that night was
Jeff Pantagus with 12 ‘big|e!
points. Teammates Cam. Ox
man, John Haley and
Maloff also fhelned to et
the score.

Coaches Miss Turner,
f|Mr. Grant and Mr. Schiavon
-jwere very proud of the ef-
forts of both teams, and of
all players.

d said, our

As Lin
basketball Season has ended
on a very pleasant note.
Fruitvale Mudents were good
hosts and we are very ap-
preciative of opportunities to

exchange visits. We look for-|00 April 15

tute was held at
the home of Mrs, W. T. Wal-
le with 18 members and six
visitors present. Members an-
swered the roll call by nam-
ing th the school they had start-

‘As the February meeting
rry|had been the Pennies for
Friendship which were to
have been collected at that
meeting were collected at
this goseting instead.

Mrs. Marshall of. the
agricultire’ “committee gave a
few tips on buying and afplan
ing G aa bi
Grant read a short ‘item a
a reducing exercise. Wm

‘Reports of Committees
At Meet of Robson WI

next district meeting is to be
held in Slocan. A letter was
also received regarding the
WI fancy work

ey
ST. RITA‘S
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Rev, E. A. Brophy
Ph, 365-7143

Sunday Masses at
9am.-11 am. -7 p.m.

Letters of thanks from sick
members for flowers and
cards were received.

Mrs. H. Johnson was ap-
pointed to the cultural activi-
ties committee in pla

Mrs. J. Scott. The

ing is to Seti held at the home

of Mrs. sb Bit in Castle-

CALVARY
BAPTIST CHURCH
Ph. 365-6667
Next io: the he. Clovertest Motel

P
“amily | ‘aint Hours: - pe, a.m.
Family Worship 11 a.m.
Evening, Wors! ae Servic
00 p.m.

toed stan stamps
bers which
Mrs.

from. the mem-
were donated to
O. G, Sutherland for the
Star’s cancer project.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

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

Mrs.
Saliken reported that the
home ec committee. will be
olding a travelling bake sale
5 and all members

‘ward to more in the future.|are

*_* # @ ©

are madly
m1 a te bade is

iii Chuech Services,

DIVINE WORSHIP
and

Sunday School 9.30 a.m.

Te al

the cemetery when the snow
ine kee] ping with. thet heme,

is just around the|of Education Week, Mi
is one of the|die oe the education. comerat:

at our

opular sports
re | school t both with participants

and

are all looking forward to it.

tators and we| El

id. invited John Landis,
pal of the Robson
eh be

ae.

Submitted By
Rev. L. M. Simmonds
Pentecostal Tabernacle
By Walter H. Huntley

Tm sure you've heard or
Tread about
The satellites in

How k Leet and United ‘States

a rocket rat
To ear them tak it won't
long

"Til space they conquer
soon,

fod then what next will man

mpt, .
If man should reach the
moon?

If man should ever reach the
moon
There’s one thing that is
lear;
Hell ruin everything up

there,
Just as he has down here.
With sin and crime, with lust| ne

and greed,
He's got enough to do,

If Man Reaches Moon

To clean the mess he’s made

on e:

And you know that is true.
The sickness ‘and the want,

the

‘The cry of h hun millions —|
And man igeall to blame.

I think we'd better set our
sights

e the moon and space vers
explore, eternity, Castiegar Socials -

So ee lore e
While ‘the is time ‘and
grace.

fear,
‘The ‘broken hearts and
shame

was won by Mrs. Marshall.
It was noted that- the

It’s not. the moon we need|rs._H. Johnson Ph. Fae hi

to reach,

Mr. and
Ws God — Who put it/Tower spent a
me ‘One who went to Calvary

A rugged cross to bear.

a few aye over
the weekend visiting with

Fora sins of men and wicked |Tower of Vernon

hearts.
‘died one day at ni

id Mrs. K. Gordon
visited in’ the district Thurs-

He
with faith in Him Jou'll ee day, returning to their home

fear
“man should reach the |ing.

moon.

in Silverton Thursday even-

Mr. and Mrs. J. McKin-
non and daughter ” Marilyn

MHT Matt Rohn 742.
‘THS Hotshots 1084. THT
Hotshots 3057
Team points: Hotshots 4,
Splinters 0, cippers 3, Flukey
5, 1, Good Guys 4, Lifesavers

Friday N Nite Classic Mixed
LHS Marge nett O02. 284,
LHT_Marge Bonnett a
‘MHS ‘To! Tom pavideou#
MHT Tom Davidson

ji
"THS Odd Balls Te), THT clarify

Balls 3
ood Kinberries

lies 2,

Team poi
4, Blow Outs O, Odd Balls 3,
Je Beer

FOREST SERVICE
SCHEDULE OF

INSTRUCTIONAL CLASSES IN LOG-SCALING

EXAMINATIONS FOR INTERIOR SCALER’S

LICENCE, NELSON FOREST DISTRICT — 1969

SCALING INSTRUCTIONS

LECTURE

KASLO
High School
GOLDEN
High School
CRANBROOK
High School
REVELSTOKE
High School
INVERMERE
High School

LMAO

Apr. 14 & 15 — 6.30 p.m. Silver Ridge

Ranger Office
GREENWOOD
Greenwood School

Apr. 21 — 7.00 p.m. Hearn Bros.

PRACTICAL
Mar, 24 & 25 — 6.30 p.m. T & H Sawmill
Apr. 1 & 2 — 6.30 p.m. K.H.F.P. Ltd. yard

Apr. 14 — 7.00 p.m. Downie St. S/M
Apr. 16 & 17 — 6.30 p.m. Rvike. S/M (Rdm)

Apr. 10 — 7.00 p.m. Boundary Falls S/M Apr. 11 - 9.00 a.m.
SCALING EXAMINATIONS

Mar. 25 - 9.00 a.m.
Apr. 2 - 9.00 a.m.
S/M Apr 15-¢.00 a.m.
Apr. 15 - 9.00 a.m.
Apr. 17 - 9.00 a.m.

S/M Apr. 22- 9.00 a.m.

PRACTICAL
REVELSTOKE
Apr. 17 Downie St. S/M 8.30 a.m.
INVERMERE
Rev. S/M Radium)

Hearn Bros. S/M 8.30 a.m,

Forest Service.
forms, also

Court House
8.30 am, Invermere Hall 1.00 p.m.

Ranger Office

Classes and examinations will be conducted by Forest Service technical staff
and are open to the public; examination fee is $5.00 for first- timers. Holders of
Acting Scaler appointment are required to present themselves for examination —
at any one of the above advertised examination centers. B.C. Log Scale -Instruc-
tions, on which the examintions are based, are available at any office of the

i at any Forest Service office must be com-
pleted in advance of examination date by ALL candidates | and submitted to

WRITTEN
1.00 p.m.

1.00 p.m.

the officer in charge of the y
will not suffice. 5

District Forester.

forms

R. Johnston

Dear Sir:

In view of certain state-
ments ‘which have been made
by Tom Mackenzie's support-!
ers during the past week,

months I have made no sec-
ret of the fact I oppaned the
idea of his e stan-
dard for the NDP for thi
following reasons: (a) I con-'
sidered him too old, (b) I

winded, lacking lucidity and
dull, and (c) ra believed that
many voters, especially the
younger ones, would find him

no time have I ever dif-
fered het te MacKenzie

on OR Poll
Tt is true, that I led a

| feet that T have no alternative a

considered his speeches long-}-

- NDP Supporter Airs
Candidate Disatisfaction|”

jception exactly one week be-
fare the convention gained | 42

the votes of exactly half del-
egates. It is

e

visited with friends here ‘aur
ing the weekend returning to
their home in Nakusp Sun-

“Mr,. and Mrs. R. Couch
spent the weekend visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. A. Hosko

Mrs. 7 Stier of Robson

true that many spent a few days visiting in
Loft. us were not happy with Vancouver, returning home

Monday.

APOSTOLIC CHURCH

One block East of the
Castleaird Shopping Plaza
0, Sunday School Le

forehip

80pm Peonee

Phone 365-7582
Rev. Helmut Buttenberg
Pastor

LUTHERAN CHURCH
SERVICES

Sundays at 9.30
Held in nist David's
Church

Sunday School 8.45 a.m.
Rev. Harold C. Clark

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

Phone 365-6762
Sunday School 9.15.a.m.
‘forning Worship 10 a.m.
AD m. Fri. Youth Fellewship

30 p.m. Wed. Bible Study

ia Prayer — Held in Hom

te Sortie
Wed., 7.00 Prayer Bibs Study

PENTECOSTAL

beech)
Ave.

1 First
Pastor: ‘ew L, M. Simmonds
hone $65-6212

eaiang School 9.55 a.m.
Morning Worship 11-a.m.

pag, Frayer and
730 Pim. Home League
730) tn. Open Air and Young

pattie | invited to all services.
Envoy a. Mrs. K. L Tbe

You are never a aeaiaes at
the Army

REGIONAL ECUMENICAL PARISH

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

Services at 8.00 a.m. and 11.00 am.

UNITED CHURCH CASTLEGAR & ROBSON

Castlegar, 11.15 a.m.
Sunday School, Castlegar, 9.30 a.m.

Kinnaird 11.00 a.m.

UNITED CHURCH KINNAIRD - GENELLE

Sunday School, Kinnaird, 9.45 a.m.
Rev. Clinton Howard — Ph. 305-7814

Genelle 9.30 am.

at

Nevertheless I accent lhe ign

chairman's _ choice.

his. candidacy. haves eto vote and work un
It is true that for some|my

completely lacking in appeal. |it
At 4 4 this letter only after careful

mpaign to nominate Mike
Roscoe, which from its in-

consideration, lieving the
truth to be ee the interests
of party unity.
Betty Donaldson,
Oasis, B.C.

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Only

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For
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Stamp Shep
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Ph. 365-7605

GREEP‘S.. ELECTRIC
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTING

SALES & SERVICE
Ph. "365-7075
Free Estimates

McNABB EXCAVATING
SERVICES CO. LTO.
Landscaping — Top Soil
Excavating — Trenching.

Septic Tanks—Tile fields
PHONE 365-5996

MARVIN L. LeROY

Bsn Od

Box 130 — r, B.C
SProweriis Ay

Office He
Tues. through ‘Sat.
9-12

Ph. 365-7355

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and Service

GUARANTEED REPAIRS

REPAIRS.
To All Major Appliances

CASTLEGAR
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. SERVICE

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Thoughtful Service
Ambulance — - Flowers
Granite, Marble and
Bronze Plaques

BOUNDARY
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ion. Homes
~ Ph.” 365-7241
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Mall subscription rate to the Castlegar ‘News
1s $4.00 per year. The price by delivery boy is 50
cents a month. Single coples are 10 cents.-

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of any description or in the event that errors
Can- occur in the publishing ef an advertisement shall
be Imited to the amount puld by the advertiser
for that portion of the advertising space

be no iability in any event beyond the amount

‘space occupied
item only, and that there sal

ver

Butter aan

2 Ibs. ......... $1.29

CREAMED

Cottage Cheese

SODA GRACKERS, 2 Ib. box ......... 69¢

Gi,

— GRADE A

Fresh Eggs
‘Large, doz. ..... 59c

KRAFT

Velveeta Cheese
2 Ibs. .......... $1.29

CANADIAN CHEESE SLICES, Kraft

Indiyidually Wrapped
2 - 8-02. pkgs. wees. 196

oe.

DINNERS
7 pkgs. ....... $1.00

BETTER BUY

MARGARINE
5 1-Ib. prints $1.00

INSTANT COFFEE, Maxwell House
10-0z. jar .......

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 20, 1969

9

CHUCK ROASTS

FRESH MEATY:

PORK RIBLETS

Government Approved Grain Fed Beef

Halves. 14-0z, tins

eeeeeees $159

FRESH FROZEN y
LAMB SHOULDER ROAST 49'
pp Ib :

PURE _ an ¢
PORK SAUSAGE. 2 §9
Skinless, Gov. Approved —__| LBs.

BACON

Gov. Approved. 1 Ib. pkg.

Gorlic Rings 3 FOR $1
$1.39

ee foe) |
Feaents = 2°
$4.15

69°
A$]

APPLE & STRAWBERRY 89°
JAM, 48 02. fin ..- 2.200000

DUTCH OVEN ALL PURPOSE

Flour, 20 Ibs.

MALKIN'S

HONEY, 4 Ibs. ..

BETTER BUY

Tea Bags

100 2 Cup Size

MALKIN'S

PINEAPPLE

Sliced, Crushed, Tidbits —____

MAPLE LEAF

BOLOGNA

By the piece

. 39

Pork Steak

SEVEN FARMS
EVAP. MILK

SEVEN FARMS |
POWDERED MILK . .

10 TINS $1.49
LBS. =

Gov. Inspected Pork
SEVEN FARMS

Catsup oe M$]

Slipcrreth ......e OOD

MALKIN’S

Pork & Beans

Spaghetti
Im Sauce ...... 2

TINS

* MALKIN’S

French Cut Beans
Size 4 Peas

Whole Ker. Som . .

14 3
TINS

MALKIN‘S

Creamed Corn
“= 39%

PEAS & CARROTS .....2 7c 49

Choice Cut Green
Beans — Choice
Cut Wax Beans _

NESTLE’S QUICK bb. 59¢

DRINK. 25

FOIL, 12” width ....
2 Rolls wus §=—6 OS

‘DOT WEST
PAPER TOWELS

MALKIN’S ORANGE OR CITRO 79°

MARMALADE,

ae 2D

MALKIN'S

Prunes

Large 2 Ib. pkg.

ate SS
Ag
$1

LOWNEY’S

BRIDGE MIX, 120z. phe.

Assorted Flavors

JELLO POWDERS

10 pkgs.

RADISHES OR GREEN ONIONS 25°

“PINK

GARDEN GATE ¢
UNSWEETENED 2: QQ
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 4= tis

GARDEN GATE . ¢
SWEETENED 2: «99
BLENDED JUICE . . ..4= T1ns
‘MacINTOSH

Apples, 3 lb. bag = 69°

10-51

Grapefruit

Vine Ripened
TUBE TOMATOES

14 ox. tube

29°

GARDEN GATE
WHOLE 2° a A!
MUSHROOMS ......4= TINs

BETTER BUY

BATHROOM
TISSUE

Cala Bleach

128 Oz. °

QUICK COOKING
BRIVE = 99%
39°

BOOK MATCHES 49‘
8... 89%

79
Detergent

LAUNDRY DETERGENT, GIANT
BETTER BUY
. :
Giant Size

Avocadoes

A must for every salad

CALIFORNIA

NAVAL ORANGES,
Slbs.........

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Associate

. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITI
CENTRAL FOOD MART OPEN SUNDAYS FROM 10 A.M. TO 6 P.M.

Dollar store Fea

Open Evenings Until Six — Open Friday Nights Until Nine
For Kootenay Laundry to Call Phone 365-5336

ES

Kinnaird
Cut Rate