10: _ CASTLEGAR NEWS, ‘Thursday, Oct, 12, 1967

“Canada Power Squadron

Representatives attended from
Kamloops, Vernon, Salmon Arm,
Kelowna, Summerlund and Cast-
Jegar. Present from the Castle-

now
all squa
He

gar were
commander and Mrs, H. M. True-
man, training officer Lieutenant
Commander: and Mrs, Lorne
Mark and assistant training of-
ficer and Mrs.'George Ashton.
an of ‘the sessions

and dinner:and reception at the
Kelowna Yacht Club was district
training officer Dr. Gordon Wil-
son ott Kelowna.

ie guest speaker was
Garth Griffiths of Vancouver.
Mr. Griffiths is a charter mem-
ber of Canadian Power Squad-
rons and has served as squad-
ron commander, squadron train-
ing officer, district training of-

GOING TO NELSON?

For Tasty Food
and Delicious
Coffee It’s
ROSE’S
DELICATESSEN
551 WARD STREET

ing course.

Seamanship and advanced
piloting classes for those who
have passed the exam on the first
course. are now being formed.

More information can be ob-
tained from squadron command-| §
er H. M. Trueman in Castlegar

jor officer
Commander Lorne Mark in
Trail.

School Books Gan
Ruin Child’s Posture

School books can ruin pos-
ture. Two physicians in Cologn:
Germany point out that a young:
ster’s poor posture may be
caused by
his books:
Five to 15 pounds of books

in the same hand all the time
may eventually cause the shoul-
der on that side to slip lower
than the other side and may

its normal position, should council make a decision

ie way he carries |oFFICIAL CREST of the Town of Castlegar will
slorely, recone concent, submitted Lye

cil by Co) ce. Mr. Pryce sait it he’ de-
stuffed into a briefcase and held signed the crest in a round shape — “the old
coats-of-arms format is out now” — in order
that it may be put to a great variety of uses.
In addition to use on stationery and town equip-
cause the spine to deviate from ment, the design could be used on medallions,

strike such an

at sometime to

issue, The road pattern is. sym-

bolic, rather than pictorial, Mr. Pryce explained,
adding that it was not designed to picture the
Kinnaird bridge area, as many have thought.
The open book at bottom left and the roll of
pulp stock at lower right symbolize two of the
main reasons for growth of Castlegar — the
College and Celgar Ltd. plants.

Hi-Lite Restaurant
“SPECIALIZING IN CHINESE FOOD”
Phone 365-6741 fer Take-Out Orders

Open 6 a.m. to 12 Midnight Daily
Open 6 a.m. to 1 a.m. Fridays and Saturdays
Air Conditioned for Cool Comfort

BANQUET FACILITIES FOR SMALL GROUPS

VICTORIA REPORT

Tam always in-
rested in Can-

FREE

Legion Hall

Everyone Welcome —

DEMONSTRATION OF:

P d by Castl

‘The Cancer Story’

At 7.30 p.m.

CIGARETTE SMOKING MACHINE

Mr. R. H. Davies, education officer for the
B.C. Cancer Society, will be in attendance

Unit, di

FILM! ation of Uncle Sam, though our
elected representatives don’t
like to admit that fact.

Cc. ian Press

in North America wished to am-
mate: “Why should we: ob-

algai
in| ject? Some say it is a forced un-

ginnin:
a monarchy. It cannot be, unless’
the people desire it; and if they

do, what business Pe it to us?

By James K. Nesbitt

Uncle Sam’s Illnesses are Contagious .

afford to throw stones; but our

neighbors live in very slim

houses and. cannot indulge in
luxury.”

Well, there was lots of com-
ment 100 years ago and all very:
serious. Don't you think we hear
just about ‘the: same anguments
these days? Bic rosea

Ry we stock a full s

peri) SAVAGE SHOES
Ld
Ceeces with way, the ch 5 “

crueleg

Maddocks Shoe Store oo

EATON‘S |
HEARING AID CENTRE .
offers

A SPECIAL ALLOWANCE OF _
$20.00 TO OLD AGE PENSIONERS

on any hearing aid purchased at the. special ‘fall’
clinic on OCTOBER 17TH in CASTLEGAR. Get
a free hearing test and demonstration on the new
Viking models [ust being’ introduced. Viking all
In the ear’models or extremely powerful behind’
the ear hearing aids can be fitted now to more |
difficult casos; If unable to come to-the store please
phone for free home demonstration. ©

Weatherby Rifles

Left & Right Hand Action
PISTOLS and REVOLVERS

SMITH AND WESSEN
BROWNING AND RUGER

SCOPES IN STOCK»
Leupold — Redfield —°Weaverer ™

AND MOUNTS :
Scopes installed by professional Gunsmith

Norm’s Sport Shop -
300 Baker: St.. NELSON, B.C...” Ph, 352-2015
Open Mondays from 9 am. to 5.30 p.m.

We believe in Ps
for ourselves; why should we
not believe in it for other peo-

ple?’
The Ghieago Tribune had

dent Dave Mcintosh, writing a
few days ago from Ottawa, sum-
med up the situation beautifully.
He said that. the whole trouble
with Canada is that if the U.S.
gets an. economic chill Canada

Thurs., Oct. 19

No Admission Charge

e say, “We feel
sure the acquisition of Russian’
America will prove of great im-|
portance to the U.S. and we hope
the period is not far distant
when British Columbia and Van-
couver Island.'will unite in the
rh possessions on the Pa-

A century ago, Canadian
newspapers were in a terrible
state because they thought. the
USS. coveted Canada and indeed,

cans did feel thi

ly.
Columbia, then a British Crown
Cancer Society

Colony should wise up and get
under the Stars and Stripes.

‘The Victoria Colonist urged
British

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CASTLEGAR NEWS

COUTTS HALLMARK

the £ iy
to deny rumors flying about that
B.C. was going-into the US.

Moaned. The Colonist: "The

cific and that. the Stars and
Stripes shall. wave as the only
emblem of from the

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WALDIE SERVICE CENTRE
Ph. 365-676. x

CASTLEGAR CUSTOM
UPHOLSTERY

Gulf of California to the frozen

this | ocean.”

Just about the, most violent
of Canadian ‘papers in 1867 was
the little Cariboo Sentinel: “That
the U.S. will ever. be able to form
a strong government is extreme-
jy doubtful. And yet, with the
most barefaced effrontery we
@ritish Columbia) are invited to
annex ourselves to -this model
and for what? So that

appears
content to let it go forth:to the
world that it is so old and, rickety

our vitals may be dragged from
us by unprincipled political ad-
‘That ri dom-

estic morality may be bro
into our home circles to the ex-
clusion of all that makes society
worthy of the name?

s Americans hate us be-
cause we object'to being dragged
into the slough they call the
G@ lic. We would

ter U.S. Secretary of State W. H.
Seward who, according to The
Globe, had been running around

Treat
strongly recommend to our Am-
erican friends that they leave
us alone. We want nothing from
them and if we do buy their
produce we pay them well for

“We are immaculate and can

ALIZED

ent;” that in fact, he would
“perch the American eagle on
the North Pole.”

What a lot of arrogant non-
sense,’ snorted ‘The Globe: “The
North Pole will never. belong to
the American government; and
still less the intervening country
‘between that delectable spot and,
the present northern border of
the U.S.”

‘The . Newb (Mass.)

—  TOOTHILLS © Herald said it was no business of

Castlegar Socials

Mrs. H. Johnton, Ph. 365-8294

J.T. ‘Henderson of Trail
spent the past: week visiting his
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs, Carl Henne.

‘Mr. and:Mrs. George East-

cork of and and son, Wayne
o

the US, if the British

visited with; Mrs.

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Painting —. Welding

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PARDMAN FURNITURE
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‘ and Services
GUARANTEED REPAIRS

WESTERN INTERNATIONAL
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Phone 365-7877

Gastlogar, B.C.. ..-

berg and son Craig ” spent the
long weekend visiting with their
son-in-law and daughter, Dr. and

SEAN CONNERY IS JAMES BOND IN
“YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE” — Color

‘Insurance Claims

Handled Promptly, Mr. and. Mrs.

INTERIOR VACUUM
SERVICE...
Located in basement ©

Not just another place to eat.
But the place to eat another’
Phone 36: nae

BONNEY WELL. DRILLING

MARVIN L. LeROY’

GREEP’S ELECTRIC
Box 130 — Castlegar, B.C.

Office Hours: —
Tues. through Sat.
Phone 365-7355

CASTLEGAR

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LITTLEWOOD, D.OS. Supplies and Installations
OPTOMETRIST. - Heating Specialists

966 Baker’ St. Phone 3

"Nelson, B.C. ;

Phone: 352-5152

CAR-MILS: >

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, Phone,
Clean ‘Cut! Rubber
Box 25, Boban BC.
PIANO. TUNING:
AND/REPAIR
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1505 '- 5th: Ave.
Kinnaird, B.C.
Phone 365-6916

KOOTENAY: WELDING
‘& CASTING REPAIRS
Steel Fabrication | °

24Hour Service
~-12U-Columbta Ave.
1 * Phy S63-8831

“CASTLEGAR |
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- Dedicated to Kindly
a fful Service):
‘Ambulance =~ Flowers

ite, Marble and
- Bronze Plaques

Industrial, ¢
and Resi

MARLANE GRILL
Open 6.30 a.m. to 9.p.m.
Closed All Day Sunday

5-767 1

Heat
Medallion
Phone 365-7241

SINGER REPAIR
SALES & SERVICE
All Singer Models On
Display
Located. in’ Castlegar

Flamingo _ Motel

PARSLOW'S ©
Enterprises Ltd.
“Gunsmiths
Sporting Goods 3:

1319 BAY — TRAIL, B.C. Ph. SeS-797)

‘Domestic Water Wells
Reasonable’ Rates

The Scene at ... 2904
KINNAIRD SECONDARY

swing at KJSS.
_ A. new arrival, the weigh!

their’: forthcoming» tournament.

and Tom Cotton are

Chess fans ae excited about/ferent room. Not one subject or'|
Brlan Brady,’ Lanny 'Vanderpol|hour has variety’ galore.

"ub activities aro. in ular Yely lard to play when onal f

for a proper note, We!
ruff and we puff and the resulte
‘are hilarious, Just give us time.

We'll conquer them yet!
‘ Pre a Se a

Our daily routine up here
bus: cue Eye

long periods, each one in a
r ig:the ‘same’ and "every

es,in match play. Bia
In the soccer front, our boys
determin:

R
Kinnaird lost 12-011!
ee er ee D i

This week, for the first time,
we were allowed to see our band
instruments, Mr. Fishwick  ¢x-
plained to us how to handle them
and how to put them away. He

dent could be made ‘easily and
would ruin the tone.

Some ‘of ©: the

give a good account of themgelv-|whon the 12:14 bell rings, Almost

almost every room in the

0 one Js.sad

the halls are filled with’
di stafé — eagerly off

everyone has eaten and the lunch
rooms are being swept, ‘throngs
‘of people can be seen going ‘to

, 1.
Chess is'played in’ Mr. Schiavon’s
room, soccer.is going on outside,
volleyball is being enjoyed in
the’ gym: ‘

Weight lifting and gymnas-
ties have their turn,’ Many ‘stu:
dents head for the library, Oth-
ers do extra school work in the
study hall. =. Praia
Choir practice and student
council’ meetings also take up
part‘of the time for those who
are -involved. One room

gives it a wide, wide berth.

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BUILDING SUPPLY CO. LTD.

Combined Choir
- Goncert-Sunday

a
to devour’ their “Junches.’ When|’

TIMENTANEse

_ Grade A. Gov't.

Pork Riblets

Gov't. Inspected

| Ib. 29c. ,

"Fresh Killed Whole _

“Frying Chickens

d for your p i

Smoked Picnics

Government. Inspected

.39e) fot Stee

aun
Wieners i
No. 1 Quality. Gov't Approved.

Side Bacon, Empire. Sliced. Gov't, Inspected ..

- ee
§Bologna
& No. 1. Government Approved

Puritan Soup

Vegetable or Tomato. 10-oz. tins 4 for 49c

Beans with Pork
Boston Brown Style. 14-0z, tins

ore 2. 37¢

‘Salad Dressing
rr ne

"Two Centennial ‘hymns’ will

featured by the choir, under the
direction’ of ‘Mrs. ‘Jerry: Booth
and’ with “accompanist: Mrs.. F.

A, Hostetter.
Special guests will ‘be the
hoir cted. by

Strawberry Jam

‘Malkins Pure. .48-oz. tin

h. 32-02. Jar

Peanut Butter soz. tin :

Cheese Whiz 2» w-$1.39

. Pastry Lard 5 $1

I a b
Russel Verigin.

The program will take place
in the SHSS auditorium at 3 p.m.
Donations to either the Castle-
gar or Kinnaird Centennial pro-

jects will be

"Regular $5.95: Sale

Suitable for blouses. Pink, blue, beige, 1 : 49
) brown, gold, orange. Reg. $1.89. Sale a Bw

36” Flaneliete - 59 ey
Floral.-Regular 69c ag C Fes
Priced for Sale at —_.-..-.. #

‘Fall Sewing

| SPECIALS |

Headquarters for School’ =:
Sewing and for Notions

60” Wool A 49 fi :

Plaid and ‘Plain.

BO” Crope De Lise

36” Velveteen -
Good quality. Orange, pink, blue, gold, #7 :
green, brown, red, black. Reg. $2.89 a a 5

Regal O82 79
45” Flanellete

Floral. Regular 79c
Priced for Sale at

Tomatoes 14-0z. tubes ww for 49c

Nclapie eabesaoe

 29¢ » 2.49

Printed Velveteen

69

ONE-THIRD OFF BETTER BROCADE & EVENING WEAR
15% OFF DRAPERY MATERIAL ~

Many Other Specials Too Ni

to. Mention «

SEWING. LESSON

s

Better Buy Margarine

| Cooking Onions I

MacIntosh Apples

For the Lunch- Bucket

: 8 ws. $1.00 |

Family Size... . $1.19

: Netted Gem Potatoes :
10 lbs.............49e
50 lbs............ $1.89

: Giont Size ; 2... 69e

Tops Dog Food :

Economy Size.

Golden Rype

7 Ibs. $1

Bathroom Tissue

cori 3. $1
2 Rolls 89c

_ OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL SEVEN — OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL NINE

"SHOP AND SAVE AT

., Sewing Lessons Begin ‘Monday, Oct. 16 ‘They will be Held at 7 p.m.
in Car-Mils. Anyone Wishing to. Join Please Register. at Our Store.
ois For Infeimation Please Phone 365-3134 | ;

; spent the past week visiting in e,

Vancouver. and with their daugh-

2 Ph, 365-3037 ter. Marjorie: in Victoria, They & : Castheear,,
P returned home on Monday. © “ee ye 5 irises ih

STARTS WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 18TH : rngest Le. Oanpbet, aber caer

Published Every Thursday At
OF ‘THE:
BO,

DOORS 7.00 TWO SHOWINGS 7.30 - 9.30

_KINNAIRD CUT RATE GROCETERIA ,
a. a CENTRAL FOOD MART |

- ROBSON CHRISTIAN
EDUCATION SOCIETY

PUBLIC GENERAL MEETING
“Resker Hall Mon. ,Oct. 16 8 p.m.

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OF BORIS PASTERNAKS

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THIVAGO

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ly Newspapers Ativertising Bureau. 3 SP a TA
‘Ail should be Bim tog Telephone 365-3134

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