NBWS,, Thursday, June .22, 1967,

GRACE
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Rev. J. H. Wiseman

Service of Worship ‘and
Sunday School at 11 a.m,

ST. DAVID'S,
ANGLICAN:
CHURCH

3.00 am. Holy Communion
9.80 a.m. Holy Communion

LUTHERAN CHURCH
SERVICES

Sundays at 3 p.m.

Held in St. David’s
Anglican-Church

Sunaay School 2 p.m.
Rev. Harold C. Clark

:PENTECOSTAL
H Slerralorar

1 First Ave.
Pastor: Rev. K. D, Cooper

hone: 365-5212

Tuesday:
7.30 Bible Study and Prayer.

Friday:
7.30 p.m. C.A. Service,
“Where you are a stranger but
E once” :

THE SALVATION ARMY
(172. Columbia’ Street)

9.45 aan. lay School
¢-11.00 a.m. Holinées Meeting

7.80 p.m. Bible Study
7.80. p.m. Home League

GORY DEATH was the fate of this dear killed in
the Pass Creek Falls area by dogs allowed to run
loose at night, Game Warden Pete Ewart. said last
Friday that the twa-year-old doe, killed in the early.
morning hours, probably left one or more orphaned.
fawns in the bush to starve, when she was killed.
If dogs are allowed to roam, he ‘declared, this sort

of incident is inevitable. Owners of dogs found chas-

ing or otherwise harrassing wildlife will be prose-
cuted. Under certain conditions, the dogs may be

shot by game wardens or others, if seen chasing wild-

life. — Castlegar News Photo

SHSS Activities

By KATHERINE KNIPPELBERG

Seven... six.

four school days leftit! ihe jun-
jors received their recomment
tions yesterday and tomorrow
those who are writing exams
will hand in textbooks and locks,
Then, the once-busy school halls | ti
will seem almost deserted as
only Seniors remain write
their last "of their final exams
in Stanley Humphries Secondary

1,
It’s been a busy term! In
school weré

ing of Ken Mosbey and Nancy
Heats as King and Queen of

windy: month! The sen-
jor. band iravelled: to West val;

club bar ama
open ;house night; then Easter | wi
holidays.
With April's’ Tain ‘came a

_|bers were guests at the Grand

ved
x fe "ae a age Bh

taken,-and five B.C, Contennial
exchange students visited th
school; the senior band ‘ment:

Forks fall fair.
October found: itte bed
capture the We Himes

announcement concern-
ing the West Koctens
Festival, — the quan:
tetite placed ee ea ion
and the senior band won the
Blaylock cup. Report cards dam-'
feeb, some happy. spirits,
OU
a ‘The duates | were ford:

grat
od most in everyone’s minds dur: uring 92,0

ice | May, the month in which ered
ual ion exerelses and the grad
This Loa hd vhs, been
s

| too. Fashion show, prime a
; y.

Ah, yes! It’s been a a ponders

ful year! We salute you, Stanley}:

Humphries!

Marlane Ladies

ay hi
proves, 2s ‘eee 1d Ross-

tO. Februae brought the choos-
, Phil Gaglardi

Speaks in Tadanac

bere Breas

; feng of a united gc

an
a pe project of the fel-
lowship, ffering will be re-

> meeting will take the
el service

Wage ae age BS
Winners Twice
On June: is the Marlane
Ladies beat ‘Trail on“Trail’s own
field 194. The winning pitcher
was De Bordin,

usc He said the mn

-| provincial

altrmoon
be Hquid later tomorrow. | ¢-
thon he world may be
engulfed total war, or mort
hopefully back in its cust
state ‘of uneasy peace,
time this isi read, the "ait
major tople of alocussh
jor le of discussion.
There are a couple of points

5 that must ‘be. nade ‘potore any [ pow
eter .debate on the: Mid

cae ey S aations alike sto

sldiate id

ling: “tee, ‘and. the each others’ bordora and hold

respect shelr fire or else.

th
tribes. Second — the consuned
of administration

League-Leading Rox
Hotel Team Downed
Castlegar Pacific 66

The I league leading Rex Ho-
tel downed the Castlegar Pacific
66 team on June 14 in Sunning:

‘Works,
ee ee
GROW League Standia 3
ream wt
x HO tel 11
Pruitvale Hotel 10
addy’s Esso 8
Kootenay. Hotel 7
Trall Mach. Works 7
Cast, Pacific 66 3
Trail Hotel 2

Senlor Citizens -
Hold Final Mesting

e Castlegar and. District
"| senior’ ‘Citizens held’ their final
meeting of the season ast Fri-
aay night “inthe Legion Hall,
87: members present.
Mr..E. Bailey jwioad

sare

well discussed, e: sans one

dealing with the olaee age pension,

Various amounts had been

suggested for an increase in pen-

slong and “als also income tax ex-
8.

cet was thought this
stiould te e raised from. F000 to

ther resolutions dealt with

“) countries. .
1945. China’

n| leaving a show of superior force

e should ‘say.
meial pretend that, Nationalist:
of the

the Arab word - as- such 8 a D

sult ol le ju

in ee Thnk and oth
the 20th

A ‘d point which must be
made _ the benefit of those
who bemoan Arab refusal to
admit ‘that Isreal exists, is that
the Arab tribes made it abun-

tly. clear generations before
948 that a Jewish state would
ifast tolerated in the Middle

ly talk o!

TELEVISION.

® SERVICE — i, Radio, Stereo, Record Players
“k SALES — Authorized Dealsr For.
‘* RCA, vicToR — Foer'the Finest in color or

“Years of 6

ye ry Sp Fowl :
Electronic Services
Ph. 365-7833 Day or Evening 270 Columbia Ave.

So
| solution to, the ‘oh benelt con-
flict must take into, account the

it intends;
itself mode
ance the 1

possible, cannot De allowed.
United Nations: resolutions
are ‘céxinin to be inneffective,

as the only deterrent. And that
would uire united action by
enough e' major powers

no fehiouts would be

to side with one of the active

combattants.

NEW PRESIDENT of! re

Creighton; left, ‘was installed last week by district govern-
or Guy Guido. of Kinnaird, right. Gerry Archibald, past] i
president, was also on' ‘hand. for the installation and posed | m!
for the camera after extending congratulations, — Castle:
gar News Photo

|N OTICE

All prescription files and records

for Pitts Prescriptions are now at

—Carl’s Drugs

AT THE CASTLEAIRD PLAZA’
For FREE home delivery in Castlegar
Phone: 365-7269

tne big r
United Nations do not help. If
he means that the solution lies
in..a declaration |
prance, the US. and
60 and: ue zi

now ;45..c
‘five dents

he had been. oe on the,
re by Mr!

MeLuckie
ee + entertain-

May,. who sang several’: songs
with. Dr. W..Wi I any:
ing her on aR tin

A ga bingo was én-
joyed: with several Persons
ning p Paes:

arew from the Arrow Dam. The
girls beat the men 18-6.

is|is nota
ouncil,

The
ment was provided by, Mrs. K.].

win- ofa world ‘in which:
ambit

‘"~ Gahada’s commitment... to
make the’ United Nations ‘work
ig.a,commendable aim, but it is

nO excise for having'a foreign
po! it doe snot allow for
UN isltores,
ermanent. solution to
> le. East (like the solu-
tion 'to. Vietnam, Tibet, German
partition.and various other pro-
-blems).-lies in’ the development
torial
tions, are forgotten ‘and na-
tions are prepared to, live.with
as | each’ others’ Tdeo! ical
it is somet
which the United Nations must

work, In the meantime there is

al
been birthday, Mrs.
was presented to nina.

nothing wrong, wath the big four

Pulp & Paper Workers of Catinda
Local No. 1

DANCE
Friday, June 30, 1967
‘Arena Hall
MUSIC BY THE SERENADERS
8 00 Pee Couple ;

Tickets Available from Mombers & at the Door

~ RENEWABLE TWO
YEAR TERM DEPOSITS

“Double Your Money

News That Will Save You Money!

OUR LOANS ARE NOW
THE LOWEST IN COST

EXAMPLE:

CON THE:
CASTLEGAR COURSE

By.
DUFFER JOHN

‘the executive held a‘lengthy
meéting on Thursday evening t to! W
formulate club policy and
tend to gener
of the ‘golf course.
“Walter Jacobson, the Batre:
: tary-treasurer, reported “a: re-
sp le balance’ to the end of
‘May.’-He noted that there were
a few delinquent members, how-
cever, it ise: id’ that these

xpe
pe le will attend to this matter| th

J ie near future.

“Jim Corbett, fimance: chair-
man, noted that there has been | P!
| an'inerease ‘in both: single ‘men
and family memberships. “With
this and'a:healthy green: fee in-
crease,'Jim’s bud; ot Brill certain-

ea lc prediction.
However; it~ has : been pointed
out that we could improve our
adve the course, 80
members, pass the word ‘along.

. Steve qankon, agetal com-

8 | in, reporter d that | £0
the events at the course and the
arena during ‘the: tournam
weekend proved quite enjoyable

! rofitable: It was rect

Playoffs in Progress
For All Minor Leagues

the high school and the other | absen

Jar Castlegar-Rob-|
son Troe | seball' season -has
ended and playoffs are now. in
Progress.

‘The "resulta of the last reg-

es in the. sandlot div-| six p.m

3 ne games of the he playotts, were

at Robson school.

“The winners of tonight's
games will meet in a final game
at the high school on Monday at

In ‘the sandlot division the

15, 6. June
14, Missiles 1, ‘Comets 0, Rockets
6, Meteors 4 and 'Satelites 4, Jets
3. June’ 19, Comets 10, Meteors
6, Rockets 4; Jets 3 and Missiles
ty Satelitgs, 4.
* aay

In the Minor, League. the
final games of’ th:
son. were played = Son Thursday,
June 15. The results were:

June 13, Giants 16, Dodgers
14; Angels 18, Yankees 11; In-
dns 7, Braves 6-and Cubs 10,

ers
Tune 15, Indians - 5, Cubs » 1;
Giants 16, Yankees 8; Angels 9,
Dodgers 6 6 and Braves 5, Tigers |

The playoffs are now in pro-
Bress and all minor leagues 1 pro")
on Tuesday. The results of these
games were not available at
press

The ‘winners of. ‘Tuesday’ 'B

Bames meet, again tonight at, six |,

P. m. One game: will be Played at

Firemen Deserve
Praisa Says Owner
6 Of Damaged | House

Investigation continues in-
to the cause of a fire at the
home of Roy. Morrison, on. Third
Ave. in Kinnaird early Tuesday.
morning.

‘Mr. Morrison told the Cast-
legar News Tuesday ‘that the
cause had not been setermined | 5

£ of
his

i.

started in the bed-
room sometime before 4.30 a.m,
Mr. Morrison’ said’ he ‘called: a

telephone operator, who relayed | Hominiuk;

message to the Kinnaird fire
department.” =
en were “right on

le firemen
the: ban he added.

ite. of .the extensive | Freddie

for doing’ an’ excellent: job: in
extinguishing the

‘y Damage to the house was in
sured, he said:

regular: sea-| league.
men Park and wile start at 6. 30 in

‘a semi-final
tonight at six ix Pm. at Twin Riv-
ers. Schook Tm ae ‘final game: will

be played at Twin Rivers on ini

Monday.
On. Tuesday the -
tions and awards will

resenta-
je made

ine
A raffle and cookout are
also: planned.

 Blistered feet and parched
throats were the order of the
day last. Sat when 21 Jun-
ior Forest Wardens, peed 10

iwas
dertaken: by the’ boys since. the
Kinuaird-Castlegar’ Junior ~For-
est Warden group was organized
about: a’’month ago. The boys
d up’ the’ south’ side of’ the
mountain starting-out at 8 a.m:
from near‘! the-:new
bridge. They reached: the. look-
‘out at 12.30 for-lunch, a much
needed rest, and a up the|
lookout tower for'a look’at the’
equipment and the view of the
nding count

red to the

hat next year,'a supper
ble at’ the club “house
and the dance’ be' eliminated as
the last one did not prove to be
financtal ‘success, only: a social
heer
Jim ‘Corbett, in Otto Walker's | 2

ce xeported that since,a
variety element has been intro-
duced: inte men's night, her e has
echt a” gt a’ gr owt in participation
over:90: men trying th
Juck on June ‘14.
sina Bilesky,

held on' J
arent | Temon hak”

repo! that
tlegar’ Open ‘was-a success. Next
year it wilt be held ‘on June ‘10
and 11, so we ean ‘start practic:
2 NOW.

the Cas-| (

lets us give the ladies a hand
ike they ‘gave us. They deserve

Lloyd Ish, maintenance
chairman, reported on the con-
dition of ‘the: machinery jand xe:
commended ' rep:
and other nite, whlch now vl

is near Ssted that and. for now,
he pained that the outside be

le brought out the neces-
sity. Ee the second well, not only
for the’ next nine holes but, also

to be used‘as.an insurance for |-dii

the present nine. It was passed
that he proceed with locating
and approving another well.

After. a: prief: discussion, it
was passed thet the membership
Ber approached as to their wishes

e development of the next
nine holes, The! meeting
18; at 8 p.m. in the
gion hall. All. members are
urged ¢ to attend this meeting.
With only one negative vote,
all of number elght fairway was
declared ‘out: of bounds ‘when
tad Having uamber oro nies
nd pl nu O
‘This is ‘necessary for the i anfely
of Players on number eigh

iors were formulated ‘and A PaEe.
ed and jare now Posted in the

clubhouse. We ght add that
| children are not allowed ‘on ‘the

eer athe men’ did fairly well ‘at
Christina ‘lake over aly sweekend

tha’
et as good =. representation
from that club: cat cue open next

Finally, oguatons for jun-

Maccine

“An extra: 100 doses of anti-
measles vaccination will be Bro,
wided fo> ‘Castlegar and district
children, it was‘annourced early

week, fe

“Mrs! Howard ‘anderson sald
Tuesday that the 100 doses were
“left.over" from, the total numb-
er: ordered ge j2dministering

tesporise| toe 2 a pew

ale 80 oie was’ decided:
second ’ scorRgrunity should be
given ‘to: children ' who :'missed
out during the first clinic. °°
The clinic will be held Mon-
day from 9 a.m; to'12 noon, Cost
for the immunization is $3: for
one child, and $2.50 for each ad-
tional child vaccinated.

Castlegar News
Essay Winnor Gots
3rd.Prize in B.C,

Dick Fowler Jr. of Robson,
who won the'recent‘Castlegar
News Centennial essay contest,
has taken. third prize: in the
province for his effort.
Fowler wrote on the essay
* topic,: “My: Res; tities as
i aden,"

the ‘already won:from the

Castlegar News and will also

be presented with a certificate.

‘Winner ‘of the B.C, contest

and thus eligible for the dom-
inion-wide : finals :and ‘a’ pos-

, sible tri fo Ottawa was ‘Steph.

is : West. Vancouv-

eri ‘Second ‘prize i was! “taken

by. isusn Marnoch of) Kam-

onshiy “a Be
ee

an, is how champions are
ma

Do not’ worry fellows, the
duffers will also have a’ chance
at prizes.

“Len. Harmston, ,:; grounds
chaitman, reported that ‘a’ mos!
quito sprayer er should be ,in op-
eration soon. We:certainly could
have used one at Christina last
Friday! Ouch!

further.reported ee the

to He
BC. telephone should be installed in

future now ‘thatthe,

ing.
ups on the first tee:

‘Len pointed ‘out
greens * have‘ ‘received . farther
top-dressing and: should’. be

good condition: for the egies!
Open which. is ‘to be* held” on:

int Saturday. ’.The - course, ‘will. be

closed till late in the afternoon
to non-contestants.

>) Say-men, there. is rumour.
that there are 26 entries from
Trail ‘alone. Come on. fellows,

| grou,
bese of the mountain at “about

‘The fol lowing boys . took
part inthe hike: Grant Ackney,
rian. Bra Mike * Bs
Lawrence Gordon, Robert Guido,
Michael Harrison, Randy. Ho ough:

ston, ‘Brian
Lamond, Gugord Morrison, Jobn.

Doherty, ‘Mike O'Sullivan, ‘Don | fra

Shaw, Wayne Sinton,’ ‘Jim* Vigue,
‘Vigue,:/and “/Richard

Windsor, ..":
e. Junior Wardens were
: hike b:

siructors. at: Selicirk College.

Schreiher’s Chimps
At Cominco Arena

A natural comedian ‘with a

mischievous,
actors. and

with’ his of
pathropold’ “ham”
tures: the audience with a

vokes- the’) gamut” of

reaction, from ‘chuckles to belly-
Jaughs at the 1967 ‘Shrine ‘cir-

OF ris production. by the Hu-
pert Castle International ‘Circus,
offers. many new surprises:in'a

~The Salvation Army .

two hour of the finest
circus entertainment ever. show-
ing in ‘the Cominco Arena, play’
ing date is Saturday, with’ mat-

inees at 2 and '4.30.p.m. and an

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 22, 1967

SEUNG PE NY Nel awiv inh go baled RWUE

MORE PRIZES

NOVELTY RADIO donated by Mitchell Supply
6 FLASH LIGHTS donated by Auto Marine Electric

_ To Be Drawn at Grand Opening of -
Frank's BA Centre

. Castlegar - Robson - Blueberry
MINOR BASEBALL

END OF SEASON WIND-UP

COOK-OUT
KINSMEN PARK, CASTLEGAR; f
Tuesday, June 27 at 6.30 p.m.
Minor, Pony and Babe Ruth Cook-Out

“Piesentation of Minor and Pony League Trophies.
7 Also draw of raffle will take place.

Wednesday, June 28 at 6.30 p.m.
Sand Lot Cook-Out
‘Treats will be given to all players

i
PARENTS OF ALL BASEBALL PLAYERS

¥

E. WELCOME * ¥

"PLUS FREE COMET

Nahob Coffee ib.,.

aes

LILAC - LAVENDER

Within 12 Years!

$1000.00 AT 1% PER MONTH

evening performance at 8 p.m.

ose am. om. Morning wa

(68 pan Pays
:Fellewdaip :

comprising churches from Trail,

# the fellowship; will be chair-

the there will be special musical and
vocal: selections from the var

eas

fowshi is composed af

from the Presbyteriau
Allian

ssland, Castlegar, aird,
Fruitvale Hes aver
‘alls, Rev. A. Walters, President

man for the service et which

represented

His itl leh

MORNING WoRSHI
ts

2 Oa A WH Ph >?

Phoné 366-7814
Rev. Don’ Faris
* WORSHIP

Kinnaird —,11 am.
Getielte — 7 pm.

rd Church School

Ags; i to grade 3- -114.m.
34 to 9- 9.45 am

rot

Example: $1000.00

TERM DEPOSITS AT 6%

INTEREST

$101.36
$107.44
$113.89

‘$1503.65

5 $2012.00

" OVER 12 MONTHS. COSTS ONLY

TOTAL
$1060.00
$1123.60
$1190.98
$1262.43
$1338.17
$1418.46

$1593.77

“$1689.99
“$1790.75

$1898.19

$48. 32,

BASED ON: 1966 BORROWING MEMBERS;
INCLUDES 27% DIVIDEND; LOANS ARE
INSURED IN MOST CASES AT NO EXTRA

COST. ;

_ Why Work an Extra Day, -

Week‘or Month When. Credit:

Union’ Loans are: the Lowest
‘in Cost? See Us Today!

_ ENQUIRIES ARE ALWAYS WELCOME AT THE F RIENDLY

Castlegar Savings Credit Union

THRIFT SHOP

Open ‘Monday to ‘Saturday 2 5
“Friday Evenings 69»
You should. see our Home League: Table

Two Plans Ou
For Ambulance -

Notice of Special General ,
Meet ng of The

ee apped Children
THURS., JUNE 29. eae

SILVER BIRCH SCHOOL.

BUSINESS For the purpose of voting < on

changing the name of the society to The
Kootenay Society for Retarded Children
and Adults.

Two plans for am-
bulance service in area, Ca
costing. less. than one-half ‘mill,

by tor of CRRD. Bocard, 8 retary tres i

ig the :acquisi-
vehicle and
tainer”?: for

junction ete
service,’ ‘would ae $11,700. fPpar
“Both figures include annual
costs for operatian of the service
and cost of acquiring the meces-
sary vehicle: and ‘all e ment:
Much of the saving i

that some. services—insurance,
telephone, answering

were ‘expounded: pete night H

‘are shared with the Sire depart.
ment.

SMOKED HICKORY