“CASTLEGAR NEWS, ‘Thursday, Oct. 20,1966.

“East Long Beach President
Joins Local Kiwanis Club

were| Tony Crosby was winner of the
 bureary whi Ich

Selkirk. Col

group| the Kiwanis Club snonsora,:,
Guest speaker at the meet:

ing was Dr. Marvin

LeRoy,
m ef the club, who ke
berlak, ember. of ho spok

is
, of which he is a for-
mer Breaiisne
was: also announced at
the meeting that local student

Castlegar Socials

By Mrs. H. Johnson 365.9294| Fo

Mrs. F. Smith and three chil-
dren spent the long weekend
neal visiting with her moth-
er Mrs. T. Repp..

Mr, and Mrs. Carl Henne

Mr. and Mrs. C, King spent

the long weekend visiting in| aid the installing.

on retarde

a youngster ot normal 1 tntek: ry

ligence who is two yi or
more hehind in reading | philtty ”
morte chtb - decided: to-
sponsor the Citizen of jhe Year
award’ and

of. th
166-6
committee are John Holden nd | sal
a romniod Reader 4 Burt Ca

mmpbell:

‘Anderson? of ‘Trail is enthusi-
astic about the ‘outlook for the
19 And

President Harry Evans conduct
ed the opening.

Mrs. E. Murray was wel-
comed back after pelng away
sick for some time, Mrs. Murray
the members for the

loud’ speaker which had been
installed was very much appre-
ciated by the members, and
they extended their thanks’ to
Mayor R. C, Maddocks for. the
very generous donation they had
received to’ the speaker,
also thanked the gentleman who

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Old Folks Learn Arthritis”
Will Attack any Age Group

- mative and instructive address.

gryone has arthritis in various

One ise was due to old
age, wearing down of the sys-
tem he added.

4 Langton demonstrated
some of the things which he had
ith him, such ‘as the' hand cov.

eB.

A ‘sincere vote of thanike
was extended to him by Mr. Ev-

rought the evening to'a close.
Bathroom Shower
For Oct. Bride -

er bride Miss Muriel

ans; the serving of refreshments .
ruled out putting the commer: Deniwould! ate eee

4 independent footing inanclelly,

make}.a._ ‘good showing” in the
Wem Kootenay commercial lea:

He based his early. enthus-
fasm:on: the 6-2 score “in his
team’s favor ona practice game
held ‘last Sunday aj a Trail
tem’ which‘ in former years had
been’ ‘consistent! ly se edging the
Castlegar lea:

date cre are 16 mem:
bers ‘of the team but Anderson
is looking for more, There is'a

in’ hockey are invited to be on
the ice as. prospective ‘players,
ite its minimal Freating
capa Jess than 20, the com-
mercial ‘league will be ging
a game in ‘the Castlegar arena
every w
sundernon: ned out the

cially sponsored Lea
fe passed the hat around
in the same people that come

out game after eames
to happy about cate!
time,”

a
Gund. | of the fan, Bud |.comes out’ this

practice tonight in the Castle: Hon to encourage the setting up
gar arena and. those interested of an jntendenomtn:

a while ago, but since it eat] SRP of women will also ‘be for

ee Stone Following the meet-

Commercial Hockey Coach('
Expects Top 66-67 Season

we stock a full welectiqn of

SA VAGE. SHOES

for children

“Ministors a
Women’s Council .
Proposal for Here

‘ KOOTENAY WELDING
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121 Columbia Ave, —' Phene 365.5531
‘Box 7A1:— Castlegar, B.C,

"Only the Best is Goed Enough"

s motion was mee dat ste
recent meetin; 18>
Ministerial

ational coun-
women ‘here,

the Oct,” 12. meeting,
Chairman, Rev Carl Stone an-
nounced Re’

with soubtive on in eack h

a represe:

yin epre ve from eac!
‘The counell of church wo-

Initiated ‘in the’ Trail ‘area on

“The © interchi ures f fellow:

other forms of Christian witn
and service'in ‘our prea”, sald

Dutch Maid Bakery
‘2 REGULAR BREAD, 5 loaves .. $1

HOMEMADE BREAD, 6 loaves $1.

In the store only on Maple St. across from the
, > Liquor Store

FROM THE GALLERY

Ballot: Box. Jinx Doesn’t Scare Bennett

A weekly column leaves a
wide ran| } 8

ortant, but equally inter
Rems gets longer and longer.
For instance |: theré:. have

und pollscal’s commission get ; its
ere

but he probably wis

uld have. as he saw his Tory ma:

jority |e urtailled considerably.
While his own position in Mant-

toba is still secure, the election

did little for any hopes of step-

ping in Mr. Diefenbaker’s shoes,

let-Yamaska to the Liberals,’ It

leaves them. an even more ten-

uous toe-hold in French Canada.

One suspects that Clement Vin-
whe ited the

grease Conservative party Ja-| roota: in’ the

é Redistribution docsn’t draw
much debate Large » days, 3, but not

1g ago it to-

ie Moat MP's have ta taken a grin

‘and ‘bear. it attitude and ‘have
made_a mental note to make sure

they. never ‘again - let a’‘non-

ds on the. electoral. map.

|, | ence in London, Mr. Pearson’ was

By Henry Heald

areas. Redistribution will always
tend to increase the number of
urban constituencies and reduce
the number of rural ‘ones. For
the. Progressive eave ees
then, it becomes vital’ that
‘break ‘out'of their: rural; per
lish speaking box and get some
urban centres;
‘This may have to java the
selection ‘of \ some
leaders. It is ironic ‘that in‘an
age when such tremendous stress
has been put on youth, the ‘ma-
cling’ to’ aged
leaders, It! is interesting to note
that recent Common-
wealth Prime Minister's Confer-

A ‘taste: of* what ch
in’ voting © patterns’ will result
from redistuibution was given in
the B.C. election when the NDP
and Liberals picked up the new
seats in the ‘urban ‘and industrial

the senior
a younger

The change to a

Man will be accomplished by the
Liberals with much interna]
wrangling, but with no rancour

on the’ part of Mr. Pearson.

Eight Kootenay Scouts
Plan to Attend Expo 67

Scouts and thelr Leaders in
re

egion

BC. have Hoot avery’ busy summer | Scot

it was noted at the regional ex-
ecutive meeting held recently at
Creston,’ under the» chairman-
. | ship of Byron Swinney of Cran-
brook,: president of the region.

It was reported that Rover
Scouts. from Robson and Cran-

The regional scout execu:
tive, J. L. Miller, reported 13
juts from several Troops gave
a week of their holidays to clear
a hiking trail“and buil a bridges
in the Kokanee Park.

The cost of the provincial
office. ‘in Vancouver had been
reduced now that the Scout or
ganization has been decent
ed. The regional assessment has

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Oc

Hamburga r, Top Quality, Ib. oo 4 Ic |
‘ Pot Roasts

Canada Good

] i Rt ae k attend the National Rover
given, ‘and all outstanding nil oho s at's - : : bs eats boca brsok ot Parksville V.

were ordered) pal he: pert ise Dianne ‘at tl Y team are Paul Moroso, | Gordon i ding pretty weil The Rei

ey merbrance Dy, Nov. 11; it Mise tak recently. | Balham: Mike 1 juniente,- Ger- i ed up. : PORE OSB

ly di

decided to hold the meeting covated ‘with turquol Bolon fH
Nov. 4; when the election of eT off, Harcy
196" 7 exocutive wil be white streamers, ‘be and flo

for money every
ware Pa been reduced ‘to one: dollar. pe:
Commissioner, | member, $8,000. in the region.
‘on, mentioned m In the 1987 budget nine dis-
year -will see the world Jam-|tricts have been ‘assessed the
Pores in’ Isago, to which the| same as last
region may-send 13 Scouts.
Eight Scotts from the Koo-{*
e|tenays will be able. to attend
probably for a week’ where ‘they’
le won't voll put on’ displays and act 2
service’ Scou And other ,means.,
~ Jt is oped thet there ‘will The ny z be

he team now }

Bailey gave a very de- aes Iréné | Deverney’ pre-| ranges high 30‘to a late  LAWNMOWER:AND ; ous pls : : nton’s fre
y bran-} sented the honored. guest, with E hs. THLER. A f Coie 2 i me ‘Manat:

Ghee ta bea vision anaog aan a corsage made by. Mrs. ‘Joe . an ee Premier. *
many ‘and various activities; | Cushner. s of os My
Mr. Langton the guest spea- ‘AS a token ‘of remembrance
ker was introduced, he spoke of | from all’her friends, a bride's
arthritis, he gave & very infor. booklet was, presen ted,

Mrs, D, E. Hughes 365-5503 |”

ELK: CEMENT —:- PLYWOOD

‘and as Was Big-
ar heme ’ All Sizes of Glass Cut to Order

nell now, nrake : th
East Trail.

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Selkirk Col-

en
Next year there will be an
increase rt the C.D.T.A. scholar-
ship. An award of $150 will.be
by: Selkirk College ad-
rators: to: students. from

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