Some close ‘scoring
ney games ace: played
the Midget league re-
jantam,

Reps. losing

team 2-1 on January 24.
Boots marksmen were

McDonald from Austin and

Koochin; Koochin unassist-

G. Nixon tallled for the

‘The Blades and Boots
teams met Jan. 25 with the
pndes edging the Boots

getters for the

tri
pete Horswill
ing on the feo

marker from Deverney and
Hall with Hall coming back
to score unassisted.

The Bantam Ri
squeaked ahead 2-1 oven e

d by Hea-

Pipers and the flags of two cations heralded the start of the big Minor Hockey

League game
Nancy Greene Park

Gets ‘A’ Status
A Class A provincial
park thas been established

ai Nance: Greene ee

TRAVEL AGENCY

Your opportunity to make
a dream come true. Take a
break this winter and visit
enchanting Hawali Islands ,
with luaus and surfing. ...
or explore the International
culture of Mexico, with its
famous bull fights and folk-
lore ballet.

West's Air Travel Desk
located at West's Department
Store in Castlegar are mem-
bers of both the International
Air Transport Association and

‘Linda Evin throws down the puck to the

and

the face-off ceremony

Air Traffic Confe of
America. Agents for Pacific
Western Airlines, CP Air &
Air Canada Senior Citizen
“Club-65"

Youth Cards and Youth Fares

to Europe also available
Phone 365-7782

Friends of Jill Mae
Taylor gathered recently to
hold a miscellaneous show-
er for her in the upper

‘rooms of the Royal Canadian
Legion Hall in New Denver.

CASTLEGAR & DISTRICT COMMUNITY
ARTS COUNCIL & SELKIRK COLLEGE

Present the’
KOKANEE

String Quartet
Sunday, February 6th - 8 p.m.
SELKIRK COLLEGE MAIN LOUNGE

Silver Collection

baseball
a highlights of the even-

Music was provided by
Mrs. Hazel Steenhoff.
Seated at the head of the
table with the bride-elect
were her mother Mrs.

* Taylor, the groom’s mother
ates . kel Tarnowski, and .

fae Taylor, grandmo-

ae of the bride.

Mrs. Doreen | Broughton
pinned on each a beautiful
corsage made by Mrs. Vi

Kiso seated at he bead
table were’ sisters
bride Jacqueline potaucst
from ‘Vaneauver, and Joanne
Papil from Port

The table had ‘an em-
proidered linen cloth cen-
tered by a beautiful doll
cake made by Mrs. E. De-.

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1st & 2nd Mortgages
to Purchase Home
or Acreage

@ No Penalty For Early Repayment
@ For A Home Improvement

@ Life Insurance If Eligible

e May Be Prepaid At Any Time, In Any Amount

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CREDIT UNION

PHONE 365-7232

Jill Mae Taylor Honored at New Denver Shower

Afterwards, the many
gifts were opened and pass-
ed aroun

Lunch was served by
Mrs. Kay McMillan, Miss De-
Guglielmo, Misses Weéndy
aod Ke Hashimoto, Miss
e ngrignon ani
Lou Settatt

2.

Convenors of the show-
Kathy

Mrs. Doreen Broughton,

Mie. Colleen Pownall and
Mrs. H. McDonaugh.

Jill thanked everyone:

for the kindness to her.

In eonciision the even-

was ended by singing

"For she’s a jolly good fel-

Hipwell to Attend .

‘Harrison Seminar

presented in_ co-operation
with the faculty of comm-
erce and business admini-
stration, UBC, the seminar
is an annual event institut-
eae five years 360. attend:

limited t 0 with
a timit of 40 in ee aes stu-
dy program.

Coffee Break:

How to Make Your New Spring Wardrobe
So That lt Fits You Just Perfectly

BY, Lois Hughes
As promised last week
I am again turning the col-
Mrs. ike

often gets attention at this
time of the

fore laying out a pattern.
If eryouts find: your individual
not answe
ae CO arabe questions
are welcomed by writing to
Box As C

To do this, we have to have
r body measurements for
waist, bust “and hips plus
height and back-waist.
These measurements can be
checked against the size
chart found in each pattern
book.
When you have selected
the proper category,
put then find your Mize ‘or
_ lowest Fs ae

deepest
“Une, not jas or
darts

measurement plus % to %
inch ee

When you measure the
bane you may find there
more @a ease in the pattern

must be removed or added,
as needed,

Shoulders should fit ac-
curately, Darts should be
in correct position so the
point of the dart falls dir-

ectly in line with the full-
ont part of the bust line. Al-
waist Soria should be

n the walsh,

below.
Hip should end just
above the fullest of

ig garm-
ents have become popular
but I feel ita a: waist line on
an A-line dress is too high
the dress flarin;
above the waist instead o
at the waist and the deslr-
ed shape is

Meck mearurements against
listed in the size

and atlered, if necessary be-
fore cutting out and mark-

a a Fine is decided by
the style and by the wear-
er,

A garment should have the
following 3 Aunounts of ease

should be “inereased accord- -

ing tothe aye OF a garm-

@ Bust — your meas-
urement plus 2% inches,
— your mea-
surement plus 1 inch.
He od your meas-
omen plus 2 to 2% in-

es.
'@ Back waist — your

Bear Hunting

on them and to “add to ene
I sim

0
de etteretice in ine

you alter the length of the
sont do #9 so also to the back

It is difficult to tell the
many. phases of altering in a
om space but if She do

ve a fpeeilic, roblem.
Gr eae core at
evo ACE
about this, ae

After you have altered
your pattern, a, you are
to “lay out +the sfab-

rie. Before’ cutting out,
eheck your fabric for nap,
one-way designs or color
change when the fabric hits
light from different angles

‘you should study the desi
Yo''seo which way the abr

way the
le will enhance your out-

iit
If it has a one fi“ plegss de-
sign, or nap, leces
must be laid out a one

ection, That means — all

F. 3. SMITHERAM
TRAILER
TOWING
Fully Insured

Phone 365-5308
Box 1351, Castlegar

CHURCHES.

tore face in one
ause

bec:

geveral of the new fabrics
T have seni even one fine
crepe, showed fight hit col-
or change whe when m eb it E the
nap” Jayout. Wage nes we
this, also velvets and cordur-
oys, but these are obvious.
Layouts for different
widths of fabrics are found
on your attern instruction
pieces of of pater
ae laid ou! Un-
es straight. This” Insure

your garment will hang pro-
ly and keep its shape as
g as it lasts. Marking
should be done “accurately

ese are the only signs

to telly ou where darts

long,

‘The next time we talk
on sewing we will begin on
underlinings and sewing up
the newer fabrics.

Senior Citizens
Name Officers

The Senior Citizens As-
sociation at their regular
mecting held last Thursday
in the Legion Hall discussed
ways ang means of raising

ney, continue
thelr orobing at the next
meeting.

With 27 members pfe-
sent, and Mrs. Fuller in
the chair, the meeting con-
cluded with a concert b;
the St. David's Chure
choir.

It was announced that
a hearing ald clinic will be
held on . 15 at the
home of Mrs. H. Johnson.

from various
sommitiees were ihene and

was stated
tae n had been appointed
councillor for this district.

ST. RITA'S
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Rev. E. A.-Brophy
Pk, 365-7143
Sunday Masses at
9am. -llam.-7 pm.
CALVARY.
BAPTIST CHURCH
Office 365-3430
Home 365-6667
Next to the Cloverleaf Motel
Castleaird Plaza\
Sunday School 9.45
Family Worship 11 a.m.
Evening Worship Service

7:00
CHURCH OF GOD
Phone 365-6762
Family Bible Hour 7 am.

Morning Worshi;
Evening porenlp Hour
6.

Listen to
Christian Brotherhood Hour
Sunday at 9 am. CKQR
ST. PETER LUTHERAN
CHURCH
405 Maple St. Castlegar
Worship Service 11 a.m.
Sunday School 10 am.
Phone 365-5976

Pastor Robert Naber
1905 - 4th Ave., Kinnaird

“The Church of the
Lutheran Hour”

a
APOSTOLIC SHURCH
lock East of the

'N, Walker. Phone ‘305-6660

> Clergy: T. M. Allen

REGIONAL ECUMENICAL PARISH

Anglican & United Churches

ROBSON COMMUNITY CHURCH:
9:45 A.M. United or Anglican Service
(alternate weeks)

ST. DAVID’S CHURCH, CASTLEGAR
8:00 A.M. Holy Communion
10:00 A.M. United Church Service
11:15 A.M. Anglican Service &
* Ist, 3rd, 4th Sundays: Communion {irad.)
2nd Sunday: Family Communion (contem.)
5th Sunday: Morning Prayer

Parish ‘Offico: Phone 365-8337

and C. N. Howard

PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
781 First Ave. -
Pastor: Rev. H. H. Graham
Church Ph. 865-5212
. Sunday School 9.55 a.m.
omnes Worshi aac ret

vues Sa ibis Biuay 30°
cing 3 oung ‘Peoples 7.30

GRACE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Services & Church School
Sundays at 11.30 a.m.

Minister Rev. Clare Martin
Ph, 352-7400, ‘Nelson, B.C. .
ST

Dates Ai d

The Fish and Wildlife
Branc has announced the
spat opel ig cates: for
bear pear hun g in Bri-
Gualy Bear: April 1
to May 31 — Management
‘Aress| x 4, 20, 21,

25, 26, 27, 28, :
rei 1 to June 15 —
Management Areas 5, 8, 9,
10, 11, 12, 18, 14, 15, 16, "17,
18, 19,-
May 31 —
eas o 1 2, 3, 4,
‘April 1 to June 15 —
Management Areas 5, 9, 10,
i ‘12, 18, 14, 15, 16, 17,

pril 1 o Aug, 31 —
Management ‘eas 6, 7, 8

Would you like to reduce your
CURRENT income tax and at
the same time increase your re-
tirement income?

I Can Tell You
"SIM SHISKIN, B.A.

Representing Fruit Growers
Mutual and Co-operative

Life Insurance Company

UFE - AUTO - FIRE
BUSINESS

Business and Professional Directory

For .
RUBBER STAMPS

Sea, Phone, Write
Cleen Cut Rubber

CASTLEGAR NEWS

Industrial, Commercial
and Residential
Electrical Wiring
BOUNDARY
Electric (Castlegar) Ltd.
Electric Heat Specialists
Medallion Homes
Ph, 365-7241

OFFICE SUPPLIES
Typewriter
Ribbons
Columnar Pads

CASTLEGAR NEWS
Phone 365-7266

GREEP‘S ELECTRIC
CAL
CONTRACTING
SALES & SERVICE
Ph. 365-7075
Free Estimates

OESMGND:‘T.
LITTLEWOOD D.O.S.
OPTOMETRIST
366 Baker St.
Nelson,.. B.C.

Ph. 352.5152

PARDMAN FURNITURE

“ROBSON RADIO & TV
. Your, ADMIRAL Dealer
Sales & Service
Also TV Rentals

Ph. Pete Zibin 365-5575

CASTLEGAR
FUNERAL HOME
Dedicated to Kindly
Thoughtful Service
Ambulance — Flowers

Granite, Marble and
Bronze Plaques...

~ Tough Drink Laws

* 200,000-member B.C. Al
mobile

KOKANEE STRING QUARTET, made up of
Kootenay residents, will perform on Sun-
day at 8 p.m, at Selkirk College. The con-
cert is sponsored by the Castleaar and Dis-
trict) Community Arts Council and Selkirk
and will take place in the main lounge. A
silver collection will be taken, Mambers to

the Quartet are Chris Cowern, cellist, of
Passmore; Art Browning, violin, Jamie
Smith, viola, both of Nelson, and Don Mit-
chell, violin; Kinnaird. The Quartet was
formed two years ago and has performed
locally and at the Nelson Summer School of
Arts,

Kokanee Quartet! (Conservationist £: P. Nelson
Program

Program, forthe, Kok Dies at New Denver Aged 64

hesra ky sas town: -Edwaxd Peter Nelson
* of New Denver died at his
Bou Tuesday aged 64.

ft highways at New Denver
he after,
ome the

i 1939 ans ands sho!
uartet in D Major oulsiea
(ihe ‘k) Opus &, No, 5,

in C Minor, Op:

Quartet age of six years, having lost
us 18, No. 4, by bo in :

ith fer Parents in a boat-
ing accl
He aor ate in White
fnning bis’own livite wi
1
he was 14. s 2

in
sports and the outdoors,
Inctoats, hunting

- He “ it fo in
8 gpen! a few years in the
fey cattle
Tanching ne and moved to
ee : ies. enver in the mid-
- “Half of i mk He made Bosun
traffic fatalities are caused Ranch his Paeeiauaetens and
drunken driving and ° worked at various mines at
ills “menace: must be curb- Silverton and New Denver.
" “Qur association has He /Jolned | the devi ene
carried on a constant cam- ‘

drinkin;

Backed by BCAA

pressed by Te
t vice-presid

‘Washington, and a ne-
phew, Jack Nelson of Mis-
sion City,. B.C,

~Al Jensen, ‘Named:
Radio Station

‘Historical Group
Annual Meeting
Tonight at Selkirk

Annual meeting of the
Kootenay Donkhob es: Hist-
will be held
“a at. Selkirk

meeting, which will

elect officers for 1972, will

aoe discuss er the work being ‘done
e commun- - Radio

al village now under con- OR,

siructlon: at Ootischenia.

H . This
educational effort ‘we have’
made will now be, support-
ed by sterner enforcement.”

to the Props:

ed legislation to be in
duced at the current session
of the topislature, Paxton
the GCAA would com-
ent further when disclo-

PWA Sci

A-new flight schedyle
has been issued by Pacific
Weatera Airlines, ae

disting,
covers the entire PWA sy-
gem, went into effect ‘Tan.

Vancouver,
joined the Can-
adian Army as a draughts.
man and demolition

ember wi hor
meeting which is being held
in Room K-10.

mm Canada.
SWEET HEART | onsen

DANCE ; eer he held fie positon of

Public Relati
» FEBRUARY 12, 1972

to vancouver ‘at

Radio CKLG.
In 1960 Mr, Jensen was
offered a production and
promotion onition, with

ed. During

this Ota e at sdlevision

eration his duties not ro

included Broduction fy
but als

SPONSORED BY THE SELKIRK LIONS CLUB
DANCE TO; “96 YEARS”
CASTLEGAR ARENA
9 pm. to] am. $5 per couple

| PROCEEDS 7O COMMUNITY PROSECTS —
25

2 pu
and publ ang a Bb months

Bruce Bamssy,

cents,

‘The Castlegar News is a
audit Bureau of Circulations.

==
KL. V. Campbell, Publisher _
Mai} subscription rate to the Castlegar News

48 $6.00 per year. The price by delivery boy in 15
cents an [ssue. Single copies in stores are 15

Second-class melt registration Leone 0019,

It 1s a member of the Canadian Weekly
Newspapers Assocldtion and the B.C. division

CASTLEGAR NEWS

Published severr tharstay,

Certieear, BLO.

News Editor —

the

the

Burt Campbell, Rditor @ Manager |
Rene Brodman, Shop Foreman

in Ink with the correct name and address of the

_ writer, “Pen” names will be used. on request,
but the correct name must be submitted.

Agreement: It is agreed by the advertiser re-

questing space that the lability of the paper in

_ the event.of fallure to publish any: advertise-

ment of any description or in the event that

errors occur in’ the publishing of an advertise-

ment shall be Ilmited to the amount pald by

of the Weekly
ALL should

be to:

‘The Editor, Castlegar News, Drawer 490, Castle-
gar, B.C. Letters for publication must be signed

for that portion of the. advertis-

ing space occupled by the Incorrect item only,’ |!
) and that there shult be no Huvility In any event
beyond the amuunt paid for such advertisement.

- SHOPPING

@ Hardware 6 Sees
@ Giftware @ Garden Supplies
@ Automobile A ‘

5
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“Everything for the Do-it-Yourselfer”

> [i\nc cHELL Supply

LTo.
FRONT STREET PHONE 365-7252.

Don Brothers Reports ...

This week in the Legis-
latlve Assembly was devot-
ed to the traditional debate
on the Speech from the
Throne, In which each mem-

untll 11.34 p.m. Fro:
until near Easter it is aoe.

‘FROSTED - FRESH ©

Halal —_ 89

" fect ei Th mere had be
arlier bu
discontinued 1

th think the highlight of
week's debate wa the
masteeteate by col-
league, thes Hon. le
Pe rney-general,

0 bring In
iL bit

paired driving will have his
licence suspended,
In making the announce-

ard:
ip these drivers cause to
other people.”

was in a ef

ports

attorney-general nen
we legialation is t in,
it ‘means there wil
exception to the rule that
a DarsOn: convicted aot im

A TALL FIR
so alteat Douglas fir
recorded in Brit-
mbia, reports the
Foret "service,
$05’ feet t_ high,

10c
CUP OF COFFEE
“The Best in Town”
Centre Restaurant

was

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, February 3.1972 9

IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VANCOUVER
THE MAYFAIR HOTEL

Provides spacious new
accommodation —— with
fully equipped kitchens,
cable TV, phone, free
parking and. view
balconies. All this for
$14.00 single and $3.00
per additional
guest... with compli-
mentary coffee and tea
service for your added
enjoyment. On your
next visit to Vancouver
Stay downtown at the
Mayfair Hotel located at Hornby and Robson Streets.
For reservations, write to :

THE MAYFAIR HOTEL

ees ereey St, Vancouver 1, 8.C. er PA }4-687-67392.
inter rates in effect trom Oct rit

WE GUARANTEE THE FINEST MEAT ALWAYS

N, CHOICE, CAN. coop

) BEEF POT ROAST .59

HAMBURGER
BREAKFAST SAUSAGE :
PORK STEAK =:
BABY BEEF LIVER

FRESH. No. 1
QUALITY ... Ib.

SF
49

FRESH.
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GOVERNMENT. INSPECTED,
CUT FROM GRAIN FED PORK

GOV. INSP,
SLICED

BURNS, 6 OZ. ASST.

Lunch Meat3 .. 39°

MILD CHEESE -cnnoar 198

SOUP

AYLMER.
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MARGARINE

SODA CRACKER

PAULINS

2 Ibs.

SALT & PLAIN

59°

NIBLET CORN» 4.. $1.00

CAKE MIXES

19 OZ,
ROBIN HOOD,

89¢

CANNED MILK ="

6...$1.00

“COFFEE 8° INSTANT, 10 02. ... $1.49

OATS

ROBIN HOOD.
5 ths,

9c

BURNS LARD 5 lbs. $1.00

CHEESE WHIZ «ox

89c_

CHIPS TRI PAK

POTATO.

2 for 19¢

DOG MEALS. $3.9

GRAPEFRUIT 10. *1
CABBAGE .....
5.11

SUNFLOWER

- SEEDS

SUNKIST

LEMONS

10:
29:

48 OZ.

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BLUE LABEL
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