nam
, ment ‘would recti

“final touches” remain to the town’s portion
of the project, he said. The ditch to carry
the culvert across Columbia Ave., a depart-

week that rntendent ler Cuts aidan
gress in this picture, is now completed. Only

ment of highways job, has not yet been
started. — Castlegar News Photo

Kinnaird Secondary Activities

Boxing. commenced this , textbook. Mr. Maglio has. ac-

Week and the bouts are draw-| quired a collection of articles

ing the students like -flies.jon the Revolution-
There are three divisions: |2°Y we

heavyweight,
and‘ ightwelght. Two points
are awarded each house for

et ty of great fat tored
figures like Ben and

a match decisiun and 10 points | Adam Smith and the
for a division |, championship. of the'E the English Parliament of

Big heroes in badminton
up here ure the Silvas —
Tony and Eduarda. This bro-
ther and sister act staged a
sizzling display in defeating
Mr. Schiavon and me eae taking so:

Previously had jious exploratory d
teamed with Hal Fake to jthe fie? world io of Ei negati
trounce Mr. Jeffery and Mr.

“Quizes for ‘the aul a

Schiavon.
Tony (wouldn't you io Me. SEEN
is studying “the z ahapes “Of of

rere ust needed ‘an thou,
ious’ needed any morc = oe
“branching out »  etares ec or
carcular:

strength!
The Panthers swept the
floor hockey — both boys and
rove the:
ve brains as well as brawn, construction paper
they also took a clean sweep
of the chess tourney.

Top chess champions were
Tom Cotton, Lanny Vander-
Bol and Greg Archibald.

Outstanding in the oor
hockey finals were Mar, jonomics. They also
Silva, Pat Simpson, Mi lle qwmato aspic to go with it and
Jacques, Robert Fullerton, |topped off their meal with de-
Tony Silva and Jim Mason. eese muffins. This
is “econ my” food — tasty

In Social Social Studies We are|and delicious and ev bit
literally reer away thelas attractive as a sah ee

In the Shop, the boys are
making all sorts of useful and
Dractical conveniences. Some

are sanding b!

olant Tabel Holders” Barden
rowel, ey garden tool racks and

The i hobby. club is also

There are now

three groups in operation _
47 stack ; stools 3 coming up!

Grant’s Satronoaly

F. J. SMITHERAM
TRAILER
TOWING
Fully Insured

Phone 365-5308

Box 1351, Castlegar || coh vss

had a great
the heavens at night

SELKIRK COLLEGE

Department of Continuing Education
presents a
Saturday Seminar Session

Income Tax, Gift Tax & Succession Duties

March 23,1968  10a.m.to 4 p.m.

REGISTRATION FORM

TO: Department of Continuing Education
Selkirk College
Castlegar, B.C.

Name (Please Print) Mailing Address

oO mm or
FEES: Students $5.00 Others $10.00
Continuing Education Pr on

Income Tax, Gift Tax, Succession Duties
Saturday, March 23, 1968

(while the school
footy, perched on

aoe E class published its

ie ee
cess!

Congratulations go to C

8 @ 2
gave a fine

Our gymnasts
lus |2Ccount of themselves at the

aunler = chaoola bnship meet.

Various colored pieces of | Houghto:

high bar
and third in all round ae

ee Philip Blondeau was sec-
gen pees

Cause of Death

The leading. cause of
deaths between She ages of
one. and 45 in 23 industrial

disease but accidents, latest

False Statemenis on Mideast War

like to comment

the war.
cane author Las made
e false statements which
i feel sven. a Hinlted know: ‘
ledge of the history of Viet-
and junentean involve-

'ee- Beople would vote for. the
- | communists?

Howevez, the Senate For-
Relations ittee

mj the manner in which many

ith | on

I will refer him to
Geneva conference of 1954
which. stated that Vietnam
was ig be one country.

It also stated that before

and task kim, ountry..
im, then, how the
can be defending the

South from the North when

North and South are suppos-| dom

ed to be one?
justify “Atnerican ‘support, of
jus! im support 0:
the South Vietnamege regime
(by (by pa over 50 per cent
eir budget) when that
sovcrimene is neither repre-
sentative of: the people nor
democratic.

T also ask him to justify
the American refusal
low the nation wide election.

of the war have become ob-

scure.

r do believe in the rights
of ieedorn of speech and free-
of the press, However,

I also’ feel. that before one
a stand, he should have
a basic understanding of the
situation.
Bob Stamp-Vincent.

Selkirk

Activities

By Dennis Leverdiges

Last Friday. witnessed the
climax. of March Madness. .

It all started a week ago

-| Friday with a car rally. Twen-

ty-six drivers with their navi-
gators gathered at the start-
ing point. Selkirk College,

be-| then travelled over the two-

zt least 80 per cent of the

I would certainly like to
go op and on, as I feel the
Americans are making a big
mistake.

The purpose of this let-
ter however, is not to con-
vines anyone of which side

support.

What I am objecting to is
people have taken their stand
this subject.

involved. They
fave become so bralnwashod
by the goneralltied fo

2888 there was! to:be held a
elec! deter-

ion-wide
mine a national eter munism’

Coast Trip inveskuene
In Good Public Relations

disated “Our Version” and
puted ait last week to Es

class and to their director |
Mr. Prevost.

le
& oft the aes school dis-

in
ter Jacobson, who also made
the trip,

A recent trip by several
embers of Casti

District superintendent of
schools Ciaide Bissell told
members of the board Mon-
day that the results jot mak:

ing the trip each y ‘may|

go far beyond thot 6 school| dents’
eae

that: the majori-

tricts send representatives to
the recruitin;

es
coming’ schon! term, ‘he ee

term,
plained but the value of get est to

teachers 1 1s beyond question,
Board Mrs. Wal-

Accidents Leading . |=.

Sorrento Bay ‘aie
Visitors Need Billets

Seventeen members at-|
tended the recent meeting of
St. David’s ACW.

mi
Lay Centre st
be sak

icipating
be held at Sell
at the
Church.

Mrs. K. E. Johnson will
be the second member on the
church

World Health
figures

After the business maset:
was adjourned: Rev. To:

Castlegar

Front St.

COMMENCING

AUCTION
SALE

at the

SAT. MARCH 30

Bring your sale items to us on or
before March 29 to be sold at this auc-
tion — we will sell the afticles for you:

FOR INFORMATION PHONE 365-6621

Exchange
Castlegar, BC.

AT 1.00 P.M:

| 25 a matter of public relations,

in the next four or five

“They (the teacher can-
didates) noticed the districts
which were not represented
ere hr felt ieee if-a district

interested in new
Teaches ers, those teachers were
not interested in that distri

“This year, we went.down

not as a matter of recruiting,”
he added.
Also

hour, 50-mile course. finishing
off at the R and W drive-in}
near Trail.

Then on Tuesday Selkirk
students had the honour of
listening to the well-known
salto soloist Helena Tesarova
and her accomoantest. con-|
cert pianist Louise Forand.

Both gave an excellent
and a magnificent perform:
ance,

On Friday thes Tounge
went carnival style with dart-
throwing at balloons. a kissing

ath which, surprisingly,
didn’t go over too well with

the students; For those in-| mals

quisitive about their future
an excellent fortune teller
with his crystal ball who told
Hite, cit
eel Ings an opportuni to lef
them go by smashing an old
es| wreck with sled;

a bull’s eye

mmers:

, the targ,
et being a_fellow-student's
head and the ammunition
water-filled baggies.

The big event. Of the day
was the second annual: Great;
Voyageur Canoe Race, with
coutetants stating a at the og

ir wa
making he river te tot the College
site.

crossing a red line and our
is static; Z don’t think
of a nuclear w:

Huge Crowd Views
Ice Flites Sunday |
At Local Arena

legar arena was
filed to perietriad Sunday ev-
ening as a record crowd view-
ed the Castlegar Figure Skat-
ing Club ‘8 presentation of Ice

The president, Ben Thor-
pen:

ceremonies, Mike Verzuh, a
member of the club who holds
a lifetime membership.

ra total of 150 members

BUY BREEZE WHERE

rls,
Irene Dembick! perform-| voy ger THIS sian

iceful solo.

solo was also given by
Darlene Debler, a member of
the Trail Fi, gure Skating Club.
Karen Flichel, the club's
who orlginally came from
Beekatoon and trained in Tor-
ontoy and montreal: gave a
monstrat AL

eda

OGLOW

dei
avoided the

Tee Flites "concluded,
flowers were presented to the,

pro and the carnival’s chair- Phone 365-7202

BROTHERS BLDG.
SUPPLY COMPANY LTD.

filled its f takin: te

©! 1g the
fed i paoge of the pres-|
sure of college work,

The Se College film
club presented the film, :-The
War Game. Kenneth Tynan,

are always -Scing told that
works of art

Said Peter Watkins: ‘‘With-|
in 15 years, another six to
12 nations are sure to have a
bomb of some sort. We're

BUT, DON’T

CASTLEGAR NEWS

GET CARRIED

AWAY — WE’LL DO THAT! -

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TO RESIDENTS OF

CAST

LEGAR

NO FOOLIN’

IT's

‘Spring Clean-Up Time

April Ist to. 5th

We will pick up

all your Spring clean-up

during the first week of April.

To help us out kindly have your refuse en
your property line, otherwise we will miss it.

For those householders who have a regular —

rosa:

Garbage pick-up on Tuesdays and Wednesdays,
we will pick up your rubbish on Monday, Tues-
gay-and Wednesday (April i, 2, 3).

Fort those householders who have a eecutar garbage

man, Mre. Joe Fodor.
a. EXCAVATING SERVICES
McNabb S COMPANY, LIMITED

CHOICE TOP SOIL
Place your orders now for immediate delivery

We in for
trenching for water, sewer, gas mains and services, -
septic tanks and tile fields.

- Phone 365-5996

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

BINGO

ST. RITA’S HALL
FRONT ST.

TONIGHT

ck-up on Fridays

we will pick up your junk’on Thursday and. Friday (April 4, 5).

THIS IS YOUR FIRST REMINDER TO START CLEANING

ff we miss you in your “picteup period Please call the Town Hall at once, Phone 365-7227.
* NOTE: We will also pick up oe junk in the back alleys so don't leave anything of value i in

the lanes.

A. Lutz,
‘Works Supervisor, ;
‘Town of Castlegar \

The Corporation of the Town of Castlegar

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Pork Picnic

HAMS
Ready to Eat
Smoked Shankless
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tb. 39¢

POST "CEREALS

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Honey. Combs
: Crispy Nembers.

Chicken

AM

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First Grade:
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Chuck Steaks : 49c

Canada ‘Choice, Canada Good

Pork Chop S|

Gov't. Inspected. Grain-Fed Hs ‘

Bacon

By the

Skinless
Sausage

Ib. 39¢

“Dutch Oven. Sliced we

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Biscuits

Lido Astd. Sandwich. Tel. pkg... €

Sun Gold 2 ...29¢

Orange Flavor Crystals.
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Pacific Milk -

6. Tins $1

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Cheese, «... 2) z ce $1.39

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CEs Tender

Lettuce, im rte en

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79¢

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For Kootenay. Laundry to) Call Phone 365-5336.

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and

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