CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 12, 1962

Castlegar CWL
Elected Officers
-For 1962 Season

The April meeting of the
Castlegar CWL was held in St.
Rita’s hall recently with 21 mem-
hers and Father Brophy present.

* Annual reports were given by
the different convenors, The sec-
‘ retary, Mrs. J. Corbett gave a de-
tailed account of all the projects
and social events during the past
year, which proved to be a very.
busy and profitable year, Member-
ship for the past year has been
excellent.

‘Mrs. R. Assie thanked the ex-
ecutive and all the members for
their cooperation during her term
as president. Father Brophy also
expressed bis appreciation to the

Chief Recommends
More Hydrants

Fire chief R. J, Archambault
gave his quarterly report at Vil-
lage of Kinnaird's counell mecting
Monday night.

During the period from Jan-
uary 1 to March 31 there had been
two fire calls answered, One was

to check a chimney fire in a wood- | Bi

frame dwelling owned by A. Ward

at 283-10th Ave. and the other |B

was to extinguish a burning trac-
tor-londer back-hoe belonging to
Kinnaird Transfer,

The chimney fire was caused

by a dirty chimney catching flame |i

while the tractor caught fire when
a blow-torch ignited gasoline fum-
es. There was an $800 loss on the
tractor.

issued two oil permits

The highlight of the meeting
was the election of officers for!
the coming: year. The following

and changed 28 street lights.
Training for the period includ.

sa lectures and training films, and

tour of Celgar

were elected:
Brodman; Ist vice-] president Mrs.
A. LaMarche; 2nd ° vice-president,
Mrs, A. Shutek; 3rd vice-president,

R Brodman; secretary, Mrs.
J. Hatlin and treasurer, Mrs. P.
Soberlak.

Convenors for the coming year
will be appointed at the next
meeting.

It was decided to send a dele-
Bate to the

: Sawmill was taken.

Chiez Archambault - strongly
recommended that a fire hydrant
be installed on the corner of 10th

St. and 6th Ave., near the village | @

office and that -consideration :be
given to install hydrants between
the present’ hydrants along ‘th
Ave. as per discussions of last
year.

which will bee held Fe Cranbrook
the first week in Mi

Delicious refreshments were
served at the close of the meeting

FOR SOUND ADVICEH'ON

eae
. FINANCIAL
SECURITY

ROBSON SOGIALS

Mrs. T. Sanford, Phone 365: 5883

Mr. and Mrs. C. Nygaard and |i
. fenlly spent the weekend. in Cres.

"Mr. H. Adshead from Needles,
has been visiting at the home of |

Mr. and Mrs, D, Adshead.

Mrs. J, Webster is home after
undergoing surgery in Kootenay
Lake General Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs, G, Carr of Can-
adian Exploration Mine, Salmo,

‘|spent the weekend with Mr. and

Mrs, J, Marshall.

Mrs, LaRocque has been vis-
iting friends in Nelson for a few
days.

Miss Maxine Adshead and Mr.

R. Batchelor are home again from

the Castlegar and District hospi-

" Mr. and Mrs, A. Smecher mo*
tored to Vancouver and visited
their daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and ae: AL Exon and children.

and Mrs, C, Tench from
aetna spent Suniee with Mrs.
D. Gavrilik,

‘Mrs. J. Porter has been a

patient in Kootenay Lake General

a | Hospital.

‘Mrs. A. Johnson who has been | i

m | staying with her daughtér and son-

ARTHUR
ANDERSON

The Mutual Life

ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA

in-law, Mr. and Mrs, J. Leamy, left
for her home in Creston.

Mrs. W. Luscher from Nakusp
is spending a few days visiting
with friends.

Mr. and Mrs. C. Loveland and

family from Spokane visited with |]

Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Waldie over
the weekend.

Mr, and Mrs. G. Johnson and
girls visited relatives in Penticton

recently.

GOLFERS!

ATTENTION — Golf Club mem-|

bers - Work Party at the Course,

Sun., April 15 from 9-12 a.m.

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BEEF STANDING RIB ROAST, Ib., .. 69c
PORK BOSTON BUTT ROAST, Ib, . 49c

The fire department made 26 =

Grate A 10-16 Ib.

TURKEYS

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HAMS

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Half Ready To Eat

PINEAPPLE

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COFFEE

and
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DONUTS

~ made while you wait
FRIDAY
and

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SOUP, Aylmer; tomato or vegetable, 4 fins ... 49¢

CHEEZ WHIZ, Kraft, 16 oz. ‘ak: jeer wee. 6 G06
PINEAPPLE, Malkin’s, sliced or brushed, 2 tins 49¢
PEAS, Malkin’s Asst. (5 oz., G tins ......- $1.00
CREAM CORK, Malkin’s (5 0z., 6 tins ..... $1.00
CAKE MIXES, Duncan Hines, pkg., ........ 39¢
PEANUT BUTTER, Kerseys, 4 Ib. tin ........ 89c
ORANGE BASE, Sunkist, 2 tins NEEDS C856

NYLONS

“Phone 365-3261"

GRISGO, for all your baking, 3-1-b. pkgs. .
WIENERS, No.1 bulk, Ib, ........:......5 396
MARGARINE, ‘Solo, 2 hs. ............... 496
EGGS, Grade A, local fresh, doz. ........... 59¢ .
GINGER ALE, Kootenay, 5 qt. bils. plus deposit $1.00
ICE CREAM, Faultless, 3. pt. Carton .. ewes 49c

CHOW MEIN, CHOP SUEY, SHRIMP, FRIED RICE,
Frazer Vale, nie Seduiee siebetua sou ees

‘Full ine of Easter + Eas

Novelties, Baskels, Egg

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Phone 365-3093

KINNAIRD, BG,

Coffee NABOB, LB. oo. 65c
Tomato Juice s, 40 o. .
Crisco 3 LB.

Free Delivery

Graham Wafers 2 pkgs, DOC

MALKIN'S, SLICED, CRUSHED OR TIDBITS
Pineapple 4, 15 oz, ting
‘Cake Mix ouncan nines ...
Bauncges = BULK, tb., ..... ae
Prem 2 TINS . Soe
Bologna SLICED, thy os oseooee
Tomatoes 14 oz. tubes, 2 for . 35)
Carrots 2 12. exc, »25
Onion Sets Be 3

ENCORE

Laundry Soap 5 Ib. bag $1

ENCORE

Liquid Detergent. 48 oz. 99¢
Flour All Brands, 24 Ibs.,’

OPEN SUNDAYS UNTIL 9 P.M.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 12, 1962

FIELD
STREAM

BY JACK WHITE

because.Mr. 5. Laviollette will be
down) to show us: his film “The
Call of the Monashee.” All clubs
in the District have been asked
to send representatives to view
the film with: the object of bring-
ing it back for public viewing.
Trail Club is going to hold their
meeting Jointly with Castlegar as
they fall on the same night and.
they are coming up, We will keep

Last Sunday saw representa-
tives from Nelson, Nakusp, Trail,
Rossland, Riondel and Kokanee
Sportsmans Clubs gather at the
Marlane. Hotel in’ Castlegar, as
guests of the Castlegar Club, for
the quarterly meeting of the West
Kootenay Zone of Fish and Game
Clubs, Thirty-six delegates and vi-
sitors from the’ various clubs at-

tended as well as five officers from | birt

the fish, zane and conservation
departm:
Charlie’ Ealand, ca Wellkaowa

for. this ey for the past five
years, was given a, hearty; Mee of
congratulations on
pointment to : Victoria te

io the top brass for
miss Charlie ‘in the Hootengy clubs
in one way but feel sure he will
be able to.do even more for-the
world of sport in his new. position.

Peter “Ewart our local ..Con-
servation Officer reported that Jo-
eal fishing has been ‘at a very low
ebb. Most of. the fellows are trying
to'get their gardens dug for a new
source of worms, I guess, and of
course to get things in shape so
they can sneak off for the rest of
the spring to the old fishing hole.
Pete would-also ike to remind: the

boys ,that — it is unlawful

Part 1 — Administration
ae warades: 2
in will parade at the High
saat at 18: 50" hrs on Wednesday
18 Apr 62... +).
Next parade s Wellnesday 25 Apr
62. Fall-in at ‘the. High: School at
18:50,hrs; Practice for the Annual
will ‘at. thi

AGENTS FOR KOOTENAY LAUNDRY
_* AND DRY CLEANERS

2 TTT

parade,

2. Routine:
Normal training will be carried out
as per'CAP 464.F-25 and. Sqn sy-
Babuss %

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DECORATIVE WALL: PANELS

'- Mahogany V groove panels (utility. grade) CRESS
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* Plank board = Grooved hardboard 4X 8 X V%
Bt or 16" centres at, we $2.) 59.

py Colonial Board | ‘random groove > had board 4 X-8-.

xv Prefinished :- ” Pastel shades

: Pioneer _Ply-Knotty Pine’ Random v groove
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Arborite & Formica - Dozens of colors and designs

24” & 30" widths up’ to 10 ft. lengths

see photograph will be ‘taken

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CASTLEGAR SOGIALS |-,

}| Mars. 3H. Johnson, Phone’ 365-8294

Mr. Ray Melvor returned from
Vancouver at ‘the ; weekend: after
spending a few days there. *;

‘Miss Sybil’ Harrower, left on
the” early. bus Saturday morning
for Calgary, where she will spend
two weeks: visiting her -brother-
inlaw and sister, Mr. and Mrs, Ed
Meyers.’

“Members of the Kountry Kou-

ing the hoe-down in Nelson recen-
tly-.were: Mr. and- Mrs, R. peu
Mr, and’ Mrs. Ralph -

and Mrs, ‘Jim MoLuctdte, 1m Mr. PH
Mrs; C. Woolls,: Mr. and Mrs, Ross
Oborne, Mr,.and Mra. S, Musel, Mr.
and Mrs, A. Honchar, Mr. and Mrs,
Purdy and | Mrs. R.. Menard.

Mr.:A.° Harrower who: spent
the past three weeks visiting with
his. parents returned to Kaslo at
the weekend:

and Mrs. John Dalziel mo-
fored to. Omak, ‘Wash., last Satur-
day to attend the annual festival
of choirs, ‘They; returned Sunday

ccc

Tow any dog to hunt or run after
any game bird: from April ie she
July 3ist both: days

business for both clubs to a min-

George Guimont is the Castlegar |imum so that you will have more
representative to the ways andjtime for ‘the pictures. Meeting

is the ‘nesting period pavers ne
be sure you keop your dog under
control in the field if you want to
enjoy: good sport in birds this fall.

Glen Smict, regional’ game
biologist, fish -and- game branch,
gave a report on the Pacific flyway
‘dmigration and estimated that
there were as” many . as’ 9,000
swans, 20,000 geese and’ many
thousands more of ducks in the
Creston area at one time. But he
still felt that due to inclement
weather and a late spring the mi-
gration was’.slower’ and behind
Previous yesra,

Hugh Sparrow, rogional fish
biologist, fish ‘and game branch,
gave a report on‘the coming Lar-
deau ‘River spawning run and sta-
ted that, of the eggs gathered on
the spawning) grounds Jast spring,
it “is estimated. that over 30,000
fish. are still living in the Sum-
merland Hatchery and will be mo-
ved to a lake near. Kamloops (whi-.
ch was polsoned:last year) as-soon
as the toxicity is low enough to
allow the fish to live. There they
will live’ until they reach

after you,

“ Wed., April 18 is our regular
Sportsman Association meeting | a meeting "of the Cascade Kennel
night and will be held in the Ang-/and Obedience Club tq decide’ on
lcan Parish ‘Hall. The reason for

id will look] time is 7.30 p.m. — Sportsmans
Club members only.
Thurs., April 19 thera will be

the commencement and'enroliment
change ‘in ‘meeting : place .is | of obedience. classes,::

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and then I believe the plan is to

al-| transfer them Tack to the parden.

for spawning. This year the run is.
expected to be oy its peak May “13,
if-you care to go up.

Warren Jennings of Castlegar
was elected as zone chairman ‘of
the West Kootenay Junior . Fire-
arms Safety Program.

“Tommy: Thompson, Trail’s
chairman | and,: last year’s: zone
chairman turned \over the driving
force of the zoné ways and means

uary will be looked after for the.
next few years by the formation
of the Duck Lake Foundation,
which will be limited to 100 mem-
bers interested in the Duck Lake
Project. If. you are . interested

AUN

We are also equipped to handle 30,000 mile service

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Links, Ib. ...... 49¢

SKYLINE

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48-0Z. TOMATO JUICE

CASE OF 48 TINS

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first quality 51 guage 15 denier

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‘Stucco Wire uw x 36" xX 50 yd. roll $12.95
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PORK LEG ROAST, tb, ......... 596
WIENERS, No. f, Ib, ......----- 396
STEW PIECES, lean beef, tb, ..... 65c
APPLE JUICE, clear 48 0z., 3 for . $t.00
CREAMED CORN,: Hunts, 15 oz. 4 for 59c
STRAWBERRY JAM; 48 oz. ...... 99¢
FAB, King Size ....-..--+-2005 996

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