2 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 11, 1967

Newly-Formed Forest Wardens Chapter
Will Stress Conservation to Area Youth

Castlegar and district boys’
he to take

and has since, then ‘spread
western Canada,

now have tl
part in a. new youth activity
with the formation of a local
chapter of Junior Forest Ward-
ens of Canada,

The forest wardens, a group
which concentrates on woods-
craft and conservation, is for
teen and pre-teen-age boys.

It features competitions for
a series of achievement badges.

Squamish.

Another camp is to be held
in eastern Canada from Aug.
14-29, but local boys will not
be eligible for this camp.

It remains as an incentive
for future years however, one
Official of the new group said.

The forest. wardens move-
ment was formed in B.C, in 1930

making famous the red coats
which are the mark of forest
warden groups.

Today in British Columbia
there are some 5,500 Wardens
undergoing training and 73 War-
den Districts have been organiz-
od. Nearly one half of this 5,500
received their training in or-|
ganized districts, the balance,
known as the Lone Patrol, re-

nificant was the number of
adults present — a total of 16.

It is extremely rare, sald
one of the organizers, when the
number: of interested adults at
such an initial meeting is equal
to, or even nearly equal to, the
number of boys,

Although activities at the
present are somewhat limited,
meetings are continuing each
Thursday at 7.30 p.m, in the
basement of Woodland. Park

ceived instruction by correspon-] School.

- | dence, acquiring knowledge and

skills, self-reliance and a healthy
and informed attitude toward
resources management.

Some 60,000 young British
Columbians have been trained
in the program which in this

An adult council selected at
the first meeting includes adult
supervisor Gordon Pettitt, acting
adult council chairman Bo
Vance of Celgar and council
members George Doi, Doug Sin-
ton, Charles Harrison and Gord-

province comes under the direc: | on ‘Brady.

tion of the Canadian Forestry
Association of B.C. The prime
objective is the conservation of
youth and renewable natural re-
sources with hopes it will devel-| F
op in each boy a sense of per-

iam | sonal responsibility for the wise

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we of our waters, soils and wild:
Action programs get Ward-
ens out of the classroom and in-
to the woods for practical train-

Gastlegar Socials

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Easton
were Nelson visitors Saturday.
Guests at the home of Mrs,
H, Johnson Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs, Wm, Wright of Longbeach,
B.C. Mr.‘and Mrs. Paul Koehler

ing in such as

tary forest management, tree
planting and thinning, forest]:
fire prevention, insect and dis-
ease control and soil, water and| Mr.

At a recent organizational

meeting of the wardens in Cast-| are

Tegan the turnout of 18 boys was
ging but even more sig-

of Evans, and Mr.
and Mrs, G. Eastcott of ‘Rossland.
and Mrs, Ray Mclver
of Nelson. visited here Sunday.
and Mrs, Mclver are former
Castlgar residents,
and Mrs. Pete Ewart
in 1 Kamloops while Mr. Ewart
attends the Canadian Legion con-
vention there.

y we stock a full seloction of

SAVAGE SHOES

for children

The Scene at...
KINNAIRD SECONDARY

Joan ent is Centennial
Queen! Cheers! a

Daryl did riot finget his lin-
es, Bonnie did hot fall off the
pyramid and Mr. Maglio did got
his moose! |

Our spring Revue was quite
successful, and all of us can now
heave a sigh of relief,
The choir led off the pro-
gram with four selections: Swiss
Mountain Song, At the Fair, the

b| Ash Grove and Try to Remem-
er.

Director was Miss Kavic
and.accompanist was Mr. Maglio
The next item on the pro-
gram was Bible reading by guest
performer, Cathy Abrossimoff of
At the conclusion of her
a ing, Mr. Lind presented her
with the Soroptimist Trophy for
saving received the highest mark
at the music festival (attained in
speech arts division) by any Cast-
legar, or Robson student.

Next, our own speech arts
team came forward. Although
there are only eight of them,
they had succeeded in winning
four firsts, two seconds, one
third, and a trophy at the fest!-
val, The four who received first
place standings recited their test
‘pieces, These were: Linda Hust-
on — “Ve: ja”; Joanne Rempel

—“When You “are Old”; Richard
Maddocks'—- “Train Dogs” and
Ray, Ungarian — “Cattle Coun-

"The girls rench class igs Sang
three selections
O Canada; Le Joy: ioe promons
eur and Aupres De Ma Blonde.

Miss ' McQuarrie’ was. the
director and Miss Kavic the ac-
companist.

The drama ‘club put ona
lively, ‘one-act ney “Snoop's
Scoop” about a high school news-

paper club. 'The stage setting was

very effective and the actors
threw themselves into the per-
formance with great vim.

A highlight was the appear-
ance of the most magnificent
moose head you ever saw! Mem-
bers of the cast were: Pat Sween-

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

NGO

ST. RITA’S HALL

FRONT ST. -

TONIGHT

éy (editor), Richard Maddock
(sports), Dave McClellan ang

Barbara Batting (

ry Haley (advertising manage
David Amos (member of staff),
“snaps” (Eugene Deptuck), and
“Snoop” (Corinne Sheridan).

The play's director was Mr.
Maglio.

Mr. Martin was in charge
of sets and props. His assistants
were: Nancy Fowler, Debbie Mc-
Gauley, Carol Obedkoff, Barbara
Looney, Dave Haywood, Cecil
Stoochnoff, Gary Konkin, Sid-
ney Hardy and John McArthur.

Make-up and costumes were
handled by Miss J. Foster and
Miss L. Gorkoff.

The second half of the pro-
gram saw the Kinnaird Jr. Sec:
iene, band perform some selec-

“This was Jollowed by a gym-
nastic display. chairs
were: moved eters Ag walls—

leep—and the performers
rent through their routine on
centre floor.

First gymnast to perform
was Bonnie Shiskin who did a

“balance beam routine.”

Next, the girls’ physical ed-
ucation Classes put on a mass
“pyramid” display. The girls
were all bare-footed and dress-
ed in white T-shirts and yellow
shorts. They moved jhrourh the
patterns of their drills with de-

lightful precision.

Eaea
e Make it

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‘ BLOUSES

Suit, Fussy and Prints
Sizes 10-44)
The Perfect Gift!

J GIFT. SUGGESTIONS

o Gloves & Scarf Sets
Pink, Blue, Etc.

Hand Bags

— New Spring Shades —

$4.95 $7.95
LINGERIE

Nylon, Three-Quarter,
Long Gowns. Both
Terylene and Cotton

PEIGNOIR SETS

‘In Both

French Blue and Aqua

$13.98 to $24.98

Please Note ....

_ Now Open on Mondays

$2.95

| somber i Jam=
[Tomato Ju

{Flour Robin Hood,
20 Ibs.

Empress Pure.

True fruit flavor.
48 fl. oz. tin

Oks
Town House.
Fancy Quality.
48 fl. oz, tin

Cheese Slice

Berkshire.

‘Canadian, Swiss
‘or Pimento,
8 oz. package ..

Lucerne or Alpha.
Evaporated. For

| Canned Milk cooking, coffee or baby’s
formula. 15 fi. oz. tin

Banquet Brand. -
Beef, Chicken or Turkey.

MIX’EM OR MATCH‘EM
Taste Tells Choice
* Green Peas * Cut Green Beans

* Cream Corn * Peas & Carrots
Unconditionally Guaranteed. 14 fl. oz. tins

Your Choice ; 7 for $7100

Ice Cream
Sire. Don 59:

Vanilla, Strawberry,
Chocolate or F Neapolitan.

11 oz. each

oe
| }Nylons

Airway Brand

: Fresh Coffee.

Rich. coffee flavor and aroma locked in the whole bean

Tea Bags oo
U tes »-69¢ 2: 2 bes $1.35 =: — tes gerva tea onan:

‘Chuck |
Steaks

Canada, Choice, Canada Good
Government Inspected.

n 49¢

Fresh Yogurt

Seamless, Contessa, Lucerne Bonus Quality Orange,
Regular, Nude Heel and
Stretch Top. Sizes 9 to 11.

, Prune,
Strawberry. 8 oz. * carton

White Magic."Full strength. Safe for ny. |

lon, rayon or dacron. 128 #1. oz plastic

10 Per Cent to 50 Per Cent

Anacin

$1.39.
98
Regular 65

“NOTICE

.. Two years ago thigy month we completed our second and most céinplate renovation of our
store, Pitts Prescriptions in Castlegar.

A year ago we started looking for a druggist to assume “the operation of the store either
as an employee or purchaser. Unhappily, none was found and we are reluctantly forced to
ee the decision to close Pitts Prescriptions the first week in June.

The fixtures of the store will be sold and the prescription records moved to our store in
the Plaza, Carl’s Drugs. Commencing today the stock will be sold off at reduced prices.

We are mindful of the deep loyalty and friendship of our many friends in Castlegar
who have dealt at Pitts since the day one. For this reason, we shall continue to serve them
with'a twice-a-day delivery. into Castlegar from Carl’s Drugs.

‘We hope that our friends and patrons will understand that this was not an easy decision
to make. After weighing the possibilities of obtaining a druggist in the near future, and after
considering the needs of our growing family of four, we felt that this was the only proper
decision.

“We would like to'say a sincere thank you to all. the friendly people ‘who have helped
make this a “special kind” of drug store and we look forward to seeing you in the Plaza.

‘Sincerely,
Cari and Doreen Knutson

Every Item in the Store Reduced from

Dristan Tablets
And Nasal Spray

Regular $1,25

SALE... 99c
‘Bromo Seltzer

Regular $1.09 SALE 89c

Regular 79c . SALE 59

Regular 48c . . SALE 29c

Lucerne Bene Quality.

Regular, Farmer Style or 2 Per cent.
16 oz. carton:

Scotch “Tape”

Match Box Toys

Regular 47c_. Bron euawes Rac
L! \

SALE 99c
SALE 79c :
SALE 49c

"Regular 25c
SALE

-Listerine.
Regular $1.19 .. LE
Regular 79c
Regular 43c .

Chin q
25 Per Cent Off

California New Crop. Sweet and Juicy.
Handy for the. Jane box

Including Fisher-Price, G.I. Joe, Ete.

20 Per Cent Off

Tame

Cream Rinse
Regular $1.59
SALE

Fresh Boneless,-
Government Inspected.
Serve: with applesauce. ..

Imported. s
Red-ripe and ene Spened:
Firm for ‘slicing ...

Leg of Pork =
Sliced Side Bacon

Records
Albums: — Regular $1.98 = $5.29 po

20 Per Cent Off

Colognes, Perfumes
— Gift Sets, Too —

20 Per. Cent Off
Primitif

i Hypnotique Fragrance

25 Per Cent Off

Tomatoes.
Avocados w2:....
Radishes or Green Onions emg ala

Lettuc

Rover
Pet Food ,
For dogs or. cats.
15 oz. tins 10 for $1

North Star.
1 Ib. package ..

North Star.
Delicious ‘seasoned.

Bologna 2 _
Nestern Pot Roast 2

| Dristan

Clairol

Hair Products

Nice & Easy, Miss Clairo! etc
20” Off
Squibb
Cod Liver Oil

_ Regular, $1.89
SALE

Coty Cover Girl
Lipsticks
20” Off

Revion
Lipstick — Nail Polish

20” Off
"Philips Liquid

Milk of ‘Magnesia _

Regular $1.29
SALE

Insect Repellant

3 for 29¢
2 ibs. 49¢

Campfire
Marshmallows -
11% oz. pkg. ~

4 for $1.00.

Rear 89c
SALE Fashioned ned ot Pat Roast 9 at Top aig

Oh ted. Can. alee, Imported.

Crisp, green le: heads.
_ For salads or aN

Anacin .
» Tablets
For fast. relief. °‘
Bottle of 100 99¢

Aylmer.

‘Tomato Catsup
11 ox. bottle

| 4 for $1.00

Baby Powder

Regular 75¢
SALE .

Facelle Royale
Toilet Tissue
Asstd. Colors. Pkg.
of 2 rolls’ 2 for 59c

No. 1: Quality.
1 Ib. pkg. 2 for 49c

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