TROPHY PRESENTATION took place sae night during
the annual wind-up for the Castlegar and District Golf Club,
Winners are, front row, left to right, John Mills Hi Arrow
Trophy for low net over 16, Bill Perehudoff John Miros
Trophy for club champion, Don Cromarty Hank Godderis
Memorial Trophy for tow net for 15 and under handicap.

Back row, left to right, Dick Wayling and Paul Moroso
who teamed together for the two-man Wiser Tournament,
Bert Lamb and Ken Kaminsky (along with Tom Wilson
and Rene Archambault who are missing from the picture)
won the Spring Mickey’s Calcutta and Otto Walker for
mixed Wiser. — Castlegar News Photo

Live Like a Millionaire

‘New B.C. School Sports Draw

Tickets Available from Students

Studenis at Stanley-
Humphries Secondary
School will, for the next
few weeks, have available
tickets for a new BC.
School Sports Draw design-
ed to raise funds for extra-
curricular school sporis and
many other school activit-
jes and projects.

The sport draw is being
operated by the B.C, Feder-
auon of School Athletic As-
sociations on behalf of its
member provincial associa-
tions, The federation will
provide the grand prize and
be responsibie for ail ocher
draw expenses,

Locally, Stanley Hum-
phries School will use pro-
ceeds from the draw to help
fund special projects
cluding the sending of our
teams, which won West Koo-
tenay “Championships, to the
Provincials; the purchasing
of unitorms for our school
teams and the support vt all
school veams in west Koo-
tenay League Play.

The provincial | sports
draw prize allows the lucky
winner the right to “live
like a mullionaire” for a
month. The grand prize is
$5,00U.00, the interest on $1
mullion at six per cent for
one month, which may be
used to live like a “'mullion-
aire for a month” or spend
in other ways at the win-
ner may choos

You are encouraged to
support Stanley Humphries

Sonool and its special pro-
jects when students call on
you in the next few week's,

The draw is licensed by
the B.C. attorney general's
department.

Date for the draw to
determine the winner will
be Jan, 6, 1973,

Garden Ants
Called Attines
Raise Fungus

Ants which plant, ferti-
lize, and harvest crops are
not new. under the tropical
sun, but ants named “at-
tines,” which raise fungus
are something else again,

Attines are found in an
area extending from the
Argentine to the southern
United States, Like all ants
they form colonies led by a
queen, defended by soldiers
and fed by workers.

But they are unique by
having gardener ants who
plant fungus on bits of lea-
ves brought to the nest by
workers,

The ants fertillze the
fungus by secreting chemi-
cals on it and they also
weed Their gardens by re-
moving undesirable mater-
ial from the leaves,

The ants can’t eat the
leaves because. they cannot
digest cellulose,

CASTLEGAR
SAVINGS CREDIT
UNION

e
FOR MORTGAGE

Kinsmen, Halloween Party
Costume Prize Winners

' Kinsmen held their an- Hot
nual Halloween party at the
village hall in Silverton.

dogs, _ chocolate
bars and pop were passed
out to the children.

were given for

CASHMI

BATHROOM TISSUE 6 roll pkg. 69c | 4

best. costumes. Winners
were:

Pre school, 1st prize
Lorne Berisoff as a gorilla,
2nd prize Connie Gerow as
Red Riding Hood and 3rd
prize to Tommy Pattinson

as a pypsy.
Grades 1 to 3, Ist prize

witch. —~ i

: Grades 4to 7:

First rize David
Welch and Chris Gerow as
girls, 2nd prize Julie Burg-
ess as a candle and 3rd
Steve Lust Sheik.

Judges were Mrs. Alma
Wright, Mrs. Sue Hamberg
Mrs. Philis Ott.

COFFEE, Coffee Break, 1 Ib. .... 89¢

Police Receive

FLOUR, Robin Hood ....

Broken Window

20 Ibs. $1.39 .
5 Complaints

REGULAR 3 FOR $1.00
COOKIES

Several complaints of
broken windows inthe Cas-
tlegar area, particularly

Special 3 for 89c

PANTI-HOSE, 1 size

downtown. Castlegar, have
been brought before local

3 pair $1.00 police in the past 10 days.

ALL FISHING TACKLE FOR THE FISHERMAN
GULF GAS AND OIL — PROPANE TANKS FILLED

Johnny's Grocery & Gas Sales

LIMITED — ON ROBSON SIDE OF FERRY
OPEN 7:00 A.M. TO 9:00 P.M. 7 DAYS A WEEK

Broken windows include
those of Eremenko's Fit-Rite
Shoes and the Castlegar
Russian .

Rocks have been used

in these acts of vandalism

. with police requesting the

cooperation of citizens to

report any action that may

be attributed to these will-
ful acts of damage. .

- OVERSEAS CHRISTMAS MAILING DEADLINES

HALLOWEEN MISCHIEF, and not in the best.
taste, took place at the north end of Sil-
verton when this vehicle was pushed down
a slight grade and came to rest on a pile

of racks just north of the underpass. Luckily

the: unguided vehicle did not hit a child
or go in the opposite direction which
would have put it into the lake.

— Castlegar News Photo

Funeral Services Held Today for W..J. Adams
Who Died af His Slocan Residence af Age 85

“Funeral services will be
held today at 2 p.m. from
the Slocan Church for Wil-
liam John Adams, 85, who
died Sunday at his home in
Slocan City.

Born April 12, 1887 in
Port Hope, Ont., he moved
to Alberta when he was 14.
He homesteaded in Alberta
and was married there.

During the time of the
oil and gas strike in Turner
this work and was employ-
Valley, he worked at the
oil fields. He continued in
ed by Royalite Oil Company
until his retirement in 1952.

The same year he and
his wife moved to Slocan.

Sealed & Unsealed Greeting
Cards and Letters

Mr. Adams was prede-
: cond by his wife Vivian’

Parcels in 1970 and ason John, who

died during the Second
World War.

He is survived by three
sons, Robert, of Hinton, Al-
berta, Charles M. and Bruce
both of Slocan; seven _dau-

Webster of  Slocan,

Tom (Emma) Maxwell of .

(Mabel) Stuart of Perry Sid-
ing, Mrs. Irvin (Louise) An-
derson, Mrs. Thor (Joan)
Hird, and Mrs, Jack (Jane)
Cowley, all of Slocan, and
‘Mrs. Lavone Cowley of Gol-
den; 41 grandchildren’ and
three brothers, Frank. of
Calgary, Herbert of Sum-
merland and James of Van-
couver.

Rev. C. Martin will of-
ficlate at the service with

grandsons acting as pall-
bearers.

Burial will take place in
Slocan Cemetery with the
Castlegar Funeral Home. in
charge of arrangements.

TOWN OF KINNAIRD. ,

NOTICE OF ELECTION:

Public Notice is hereby given to the electors
of the Municipality of Kinnalrd that | require the
"presence of the sald electors at the Town Office
on Monday, the 20th day of November, 1972
at the hour of 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon, for
the purposes of leciing persons to represent them
as:

Two Atdewnen ‘and one Schoo! Board Trustee” —

(2 year terms)

“The mode of nomination of candidates shall
be as follows: Candidates shall be nominated in
writing by two duly qualified electors of the

lity. The shall ‘be de-
livered to the Returning Officer at any ine be-
tween the date of this notice and noon cof the
day of The y be
in the form prescribed in the Municl cipal Act end
shall state the name, residence and occupation
of the person nominated. in such manner as to

sufficiently identify such candidate. The nomina- H

tion-paper shall be ‘ibed to by the

In the event of-a poll being necessary, such

poll will be opened at the Kinnaird Fire Hal! on *

the 9th day of December, 1972, between the
hours of 8:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m.; and an advance
poll’ will be opened at the Town Office on Wed-
nesday, December 6th, 1972, through to Friday,
December 8th, 1972, from 9:00 a.m, to 5:00 p.m,
of which every person is hereby required to take
hotice and govern himself accordingly.

Given under my hand at Kinnalrd, this 7th
day of November, 1972.

Allen Selbio,
Returning Officer

ORDER Now fe CHRISTMAS

BOSSE'S JEWELLERY UD.

Makes a Gift
for Mother
a perfect

FAMILY AFFAIR

fe in your own: happy, family.
pie ‘and “your ‘children are”
i Peay by their own birthstone. The size
of your family decides the number of birthstones in
your Family Ring or Brooch. Mothers and grand-
mothers will cherish these beautiful 10 karat gold,
custom-made gifts forever.
Visit us today to see what your own Family Ring
or Brooch will look like.

Custom
made for
your own

family

by the makers of

Columbia
Diamond Rings

PLACE ORDERS NOW TO BE
SURE OF CHRISTMAS DELIVERY

The demand is so great for Family Rings
and Brooches that delivery cannot be
guaranteed for Christmas unless orders
are placed right away. We suggest you
drop in this weekend for sure.

‘Fracer Valloy Farm Fresh,
Fry and Serve with Bacon
or Ham. Grado

Five Roses,
First Grado

20 1.39

Valley Farms,
Choice Quality.
2 Ib. Poly Bag

Flour
French Fries

Bel-air Frozen.
Concentrated from Concord

Meat Pies
4. 51.00

Beef, Chicken, or
Turkey, Your Choice,
8 or. Package

Orange Juic

Cherry Star Solid
White Albacore Water
Pack, 7 oz, tin

Grapes. 6 fl. oz. tin

Tuna Fis

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, November 9, 1972

Mrs. Wright’s Brand

Cake Mixes
"2.19

Assorted Popular Varieties.
Your Cholce,
| 39 oz, Package .........

Old Chedda

David Biscuit:

Casino Mix, Assortment
for Lunch Box
Variety. 134 Ib. box

CHEESE, Safeway
Ontario Cheddar.
dom Cuts

Sliced Peaches

Standard Quality. Serve with
Snow Star Ice Cream.
28 fl. ox. tin

3.51.00

Chase and Sanborn, 3
All Purpose Grind. Contains

Coffee 22:

by C WN.
VICTORIA

are Page ONE tept tor EACH WEK

Alberta Grain-Fed.

ae Ib. $] 49.

Sliced Side’ Bacon

“Smokehouse Brand. One Ib, Vacuum Package :-

Christmas Baking
Sulfana Raisins

Enchanted Isle. ;

Australian, For Baking Xmas 4 1 s 19
Cakes or Plum Pudding m de
WALNUT PIECES The ;
Nutty Club, Amber. 16 oz. Pkg... mt

+ FRUIT CAKE FRUIT :
Robinsons deluxe variety. 16 oz. Pkg. «...... 69c
CUT MIXED PEEL ;
Robinsons Brand, 16 oz. Pkg. ...........000 5c
RED GLACE CHERRIES
Robinsons, 16 oz, Pkg. .......

os
Steaks

Sirloin — Club — Rib

Ice Cream

Snow Star. Astd. 6 Qt. Carton .. ‘$2. 89
Frozen Wattles 2. 3g¢
=e

Parkay. Use as a spread. 3 Ib. block

Milk

Lucerne, Powdered,

Rover

Pet Food. 15 oz.

Gardenside Brand

31.00

Serve Hot or Cold.
Excellent Source of Vitamins,

COMPLETE

FoRiesn
OOKING

Volume ‘only Sh; 79

ILLUSTRATED
LISRARY OF

FEATURED THIS WEEK

i's 5 hae ‘Time!

' * Golden or Red
Delicious

Great Eaters or Bakers

B.C. Grown. For the Lunch Box,

WHAT'S
_ | INA
NAME?

Well, fo two lucky Castlegar News |
readers, it's $5 apiece from new until
Christmas. All you have to-do is look
through the . advertisements in this
paper each week until Christmas. If you
find your name, phone 365-7266 and
we will mail you o $5 bal, —

‘START LOOKING

START SHOPPING |
Storm Doors (CASTLEGAR | __4 ths. $1.00
Everything Necesary fo Enwue - Toilette Tissue

KOOTENAY a oN op ee
BUILDERS SUPPLY LID.

Swing Orange
PHONE 365-5155

SURFACE AIR MAIL SURFACE
Nov. 24 Dec.13 Nov. 10
Nov. 10 Dec. 8 Oct. 20

AIR MAIL
Dec. 8
Dec. $

BOXED CHRISTMAS CARDS:

By Rexall, Rust Craft and Brownie
1.49

-> BRITAIN
REST ‘OF EUROPE

_B.C Grown. For he |
Baking a Pie or Making a = |
Your Choice... .. «Dw a

CALIFORNIA SATSUMA ORANGES box $1 99
Grapefrui "10.41 00.

“ANJOU PEARS $] CAULIFLOWER 39 re

B.C. Fancy. Try In B.C. Grown. Snow
‘ Pri Cc e 5 Eff e cliv e To d ay & Fri d ay In Your Friendly Neighborhood Safeway Store

T Pork Spareribs _

- Frozen, Small Side.

Its Gelling Cold!

Storm Windows

Stock and Made-to-Measure

Roofing Repair Materials
Insulation
Weather - Stripping

_ Halibut Steaks
: Frozen. Imported. . 1.19

Food Favorite.
Gov't. Inspected ....

Capri Oil
128 oz. tin

__ $220
‘French Toast

Bulk Wieners

Fresh. Make hot dogs ug
or a Casserole. 69°
Gov't. dospected wee Ib,

‘5

| Spaghetti Sauce Cheese Slices

Chef-Boy-ArDee Kraft. Canadian ‘Singles,
Plain, 14 ox. tin : 1 Ib.’ Pkg.

2 for 69c -99c°

Toothpaste Pie Crust Mix
Ultra-brite. > Betty Crocker. For Ples ‘Aunt Jemima, Frozen,
.75 mi tube or tarts, 18 oz. Pkg. Convenient. 9 oz. Pkg.

Com Flakes Facial Tissue Fabric Softener
Country “Scotties. 2 ply Fleecy. For a flufty
Astd. Pkg. of 200 light wash, 128 fl. oz.

10 oz.
AforSi.00 .)  . 38 $1.69
“Closed Saturday, Nov. 11th Open Tonight and Friday Until 9 p.m.

- Young Turkeys
‘Seon, Panco.or,'
‘Mapleleaf. Average
G10 Ibs. Grade A

MAL, Lard

T th, Pkg.

Sacred Christmas Cards

25 in Box. Regular $2.50. Special
Kiddies at Christmas
18 in Box. Regualr $1.50. Special

“Beautifully Designed”
25 in Box. Regular $2.50. Special .............cs000

Family Assortment
18 in Box. Regular $1.50, Special

Old Fashioned Christmas 1 49
21 in Box, Regular $2.50. Special ............... Om

R. Guerin, Slocan City

Good Neighbor Drug
Mart in the Plaza

Florida. White -
or Pink

Your Lunch Bucket |... White Heads
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES

5¥% oz. Pkg.

Ble Sais cies soec a op ee