‘8 | CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 8,’ 1965

BCHIS Advises. Fire Protection. Not Chargeable

If the Village of Castlegar starts to charge the Castlegar Hospltal for fire protection, then

+ the charge will not be a share- able ‘budget item the B.C, -Hos- pital Insurance Service has ad- vised the Iocal hospital board. °

Castlegar council: is consi- dering charging the hospital and schools in the village for fire protection, since they are institutions which are supported | by the whole district and thus benefit residents in the whole area, not just Castlegar."

Tt was incorrectly reported in last week's paper that the village was: considering. charg- ing» the hospital: for..water. It already does so and collects

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Bowling

Celgar Mixed Leag jue dies High Single Dorothy Hardy ‘and Shirley 'Wanjoff 224; Ladies High Three Dorothy. Har. ly 600.. Mens: High ‘Single! Al Johnson 292; Mens ‘High’ ‘Three Al Johnson: 780.: Team Hig’ Single Team 10 11065 ‘Team Hleh Three Team 10 31659.

Team: ‘Points: Team: 1. 19,

eam 218, Team-3 7, Team 4 -Team 5 16, Team'6 19, Team 1a Team 8.12, Team 9 9, Team

‘Other 600's Bob King 613, Tom Lockhart 611, Marv ‘Wood | 8 Cofee Break League, ‘

LHS Phil Maddocles 255; LHT.;Dorothy Martini 654, ‘TH Mugs 909; THT Mugs: re

TP: Mugs 60, Wheaties 58, Take Five 68, Muffets ‘49%, Cheerios 47, Pincurlers. 39%. ey v swiclonke

tty McAllister 232; Lat yi Vi Sel ucide 563. THS Cas: tlegar Drug 810; THT Castlegar Drug 563.

Missing Men Safely Found © After Midnight

RCMP here were starting to organize a search early Mon- day morning for two Trail men reported missing on the Arrow Lakes when they reported they were safe. .

. John Williamson and Ron Stenstrom were reported . miss- ing at 10 p.m, Sunday. Mem- bers of the Trail Boat Club were being recruited to take: part in a search Monday morning when the two missing men were re- ported safe shortly after mid- night.

Steering difficulties on their

boat are believed: to be respon-

sible for their delayed return,

a Further details are unavail- le. :

bson. Socials

= Mrs. T. Sanford, Ph. 365-5883

Mr. and Mrs. H. Evans spent the past weekend in Spokane.

\ Mrs. L. Dewis, Mrs, Mrs, V. Lesy,’ Mrs. A. janford,

* ‘Mrs. Flynn attended the annual area meeting of the en Guide asso-

TP: Ross's Meat Market 3,' Independents 1, Castlegar Drug 4, Oglows .0,' Skyline Auto Ser- vice i, Tiger Auto Service 3. Tuosday Mixed League 7-9

LHS Bev Maloft 266; LHT

h| Bev Maloff 630, MHS Sam Ru-

therford 296; MHT Sam Ruther- ford 726. THS Button Pushers 971; THT Regulars 2819.

TP: Sharp Shooters 0, Five Duds 1, Button Pushers 2, Re- gulars .2, Bridge Builders 3, Smarties 4.

Other :600's Quinto Maida

639,. Earl. Rourke: 634, :Ben Rourke 628, har peed 615. Tuesday Night 9-

iT Fred Voykin 650. 'THS Nighthawks 1040; THT Nighthawks ; 2612.

TP: Bootleggers 4, Alley- cats 0, Nighthawks 8, ‘aailleys Comets 1. Bank of Commerce

Sportsmen’ 3, Wel Morning Drivers League iS Pat Gordon 255; LHT Pat Gordon 678. 'THS Ramblers 864; ‘THT Ramblers 2529, TP: Cadillacs 0,

Fruitvale Players Present Fantasy Friday at Kinnaird

The Kinnaird Little Theatre is‘ sponsoring the Fruitvale El- y School and C

Players in a children’s fantasy called ‘The. Butterfly That Blushed”,

This is recommended for elementary and . younger child- ren, the cast: being Beimoarlly young people of the

Hospital Auxiliary, Dance Features Mexican Theme |

. The Hospital Auxillary Spring dance. held on Saturday at the KISH was a most success- ful social: event,

‘The Mexican theme was car- ried out: in decoy; music and food, Jack Phipp:

formed the back drop in’ the stage, aes work of. art was

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: fis wonted sess adond ‘wating workers

Mrs. Wilf y's: tl ,

Mrs. Myron Beyans: is ‘to Be ; Congratulated on) the attrac-

attired in and serapes and played num- bers with a latin beat, An_ exceptionally well - done mural of a matador and bull,

The ladies of tho auxiliary all pitched in. to help with the catering. :

any of the guests. and members added to the gay fest: ive atmosphere by appearing in

grades with some adults of the Fruitvale Community Players participating, :

This is to be held Friday evening inthe. Kinnaird Ele- mentary School at .7.80 under the direction of Mrs, R. Martin with Shirley Ewing? as junior director.

MRS. M. ROHN

The B.C, Hydro film “Action on the C was shown

4, Calientes 2, Ramblers 4, Thunderbirds 2, Chevys 3 0. Wednesday Night

LHS Marge Korody 254; LHT Pauline Hunter 579. THS senses 983; THT Kingpins

are Oddballs 3, Five Thumbs 1, Kingpins 4, Chotegicis 0, Beat- niks 2, Flintstones 2. Thurs Morning League LHS Faye Jack 241; LHT Helen Wallace 641. THS Beavers ; THT: Beavers TP: Beavers 3, Cl

to a full house at Renata on Friday night.

Those attending from Deer Park were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Briggeman, Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Williamson, Mr. and Mrs. Stuck- leburger, Miss Kirkman, Mr. Kirkman, Miss’Nesta Kenworthy and Mr, and: Mrs. A. C. Waldron from Syringa Creek.

The. film was shown by V. Basset and V. Wiebe.

Two Ruling Elders “Ordained Sunday At Sp scial Service

: A historic ‘occasion in ‘the growth. of Grace : Presbyterian Church, Kinnaird, was witness- ed. by. that congregation last Sunday.-si 0:

Messrs, Frank Jonkman and James. Macbeth were ordained as Ruling Elders to form a kirk session,

Up to this’ point in the life of the church, ‘an assessor ses-

slon from ‘Trail’ held this res-| ‘

ponsibility.

Worshipping ‘also at. this special service was the congre- gation from Slocan’ City. The Rev. Howard the church, conducted the ser- vice’ of worship and gave the charge to the congregation.

He pointed out their res- ponsibility to this ruling body. Herbert Boyden, an elder from Trail, gave ‘the charge to the elders-elect. He pointed out their added responsibility to Christ

and His people.

Kerr, minister of |’

Fred Gibson and Mrs:

Gordon Baillie were the general convenors but honorable men- tion should be:made of the assis. tance given by Thus.

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1, Lions 3. Minks 1, 3. Teddy Bears: 1. Thurs Mixed Com -League LHS Kathy Kazakoff ‘291; Ler

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Fillipoff 296: MHT Frank Nel- son 761. THS Unpredictables 1054: THT Plaza Five 8014.

TP: Celgar 4, Oddballs 0, Searchers 3, Untouchables 1, Un- predictables 3, Ricks Records ‘1, Kay Bees 3, Alleycats 1, Imper- jals:8,: Stirveyors 4 ‘Plaza 3, Four Pointers 1.

-- Other -600’s Bill Davis-738, Jake Koenie 699, Quinto Maida 91. Mary Perehudoff 668, Fred Fillipott 654, Blanche Deverson 645,:-Petéer “Manahan 689, Bill

Pevstinant? 29. George Brown- | -

lie! 627, Paul Kinakin 614, Olga Plotnikoff 611: Terry Ish 611, Nick Koochin 602.

iS Fern Schwartzenhater

227; LHT Betty. Pinter ‘568: THS Hooters 937; THT. Hooters 268. _ TP: Hooters 54, Moaners $e

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son for a few days, also attend- ed, as did Mrs, Hyson.

Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Waldie| <, motored to Kelowna: where they attended the drama festival. Dr. W, L.-Wright has been .a patient: in the. Trail-Tadanac Hospital | for the past. few days. 2 Mr Jd. TL :Webster'sis at home a eing a. pal

gain, after bi ent in ‘the local hospita!

--<i Miss R. Kirkman who had| Whailers .|been a guest of. Mrs. H. Hy-

at-| 764, Walter ‘Kanigan

56; 53, Criers 41. es Friday Night Mixed League ©. LHS Ev Koreen 246; LHT Kay Adshead and Marge Bonnett oe MHS, John: Paul- son 346; MHT Ken Price .834. THS Five Shatee 1178; THT Five Shakes 311 ‘TP: Unknowns 4, Defenders 0: ‘Ookpiks 4,: Slowpokes 0, Five Shakes 3, Reformers ‘1, «Other: 600’s "John ‘Paulson 690, Bill

Davis 685, Ralph Peterson 625.

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aap . thorn ae maa 4) Trak lee Of ‘a: anaes colorful’ ad- found dn-the any history of her venturer whose explolts, ‘deter-

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|\the , present! day c _}.creates a colorful, background of

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This ous: ameter: valty in. British Col- umbia ‘traces the early; explora:

:| tions in the .Kootenays and, the

arrival in the territory, of ‘Trail's most: prominent -and adyentur-

: ous . citizen, |. Colonel, Topping...

Surveyor, trapper; gold

| hunter, scout-and ‘Indian fighter,

Colonel } Topping : reached’ the

:] Kootenays in :1888 following ru- ;}mors of gold: strikes along the ‘| shores.’ of Kootenay Lake. .

Local Alpha Phis Host |

Nelson Beta Sigma

The. ‘Alpha’ Phi chapter was host to some 60 guests from the

four ;Nelson. chapters’ of Beta | S

Sigma’ Phi ‘ata buffet lunch- eon here: ‘recently in the Twin Rivers hall... .:

“The president ‘of each chap: ter ” was; introduced... Special guests, were:, Mrs. .Thomas Goitch, 1 spon for. the year for

ha Mrs, Frank ‘Jones, we past sponsor, and Mrs, J.

Phi. ‘shaper

played in. the development

Pioneering “life ‘and’ reveals the fortitude: and’ “displayed

| and Mra.', Ferro’ Mattiazzt,

00 “Hains Styles saad the Ages”

given’ by: Mrs," Peter: Majesgey Sharon \Cawte,. daughter of Mrs,

George : Cawte,'! was’ the “child

model to; demonstrate .the. cut. ting: and: ithe: finished: eltert of

who. has bee! helpful to he ‘Alpha HL

by

ate ‘i if Illustrated with 1 carly photo-

‘graphs this book : uncovers, the

problems of early life in west- ern Canada. ad. brings to light the ersonallties and .ambitions

eople, who ‘carried “a count ity out ‘of,’ the wilder,

, | ness.

. The Upper. and Lower. Dams: “ara two of five dams on the Kootenay River owned and.controlled by Cominco West Kootenay. Power. “Together with the Waneta Dam on the Columbla, they : generate 500,000 Kitowatt capacity — ready power ¢ for: ithe! Ke tenay’ si. continuing industriat Browth

Kinnaird, Hon Win Awards in Spokane Philatelic Ex He

_A number ‘of postage ‘stamp’ enthusiasts to. Spokane: Wash.; for the 7th

* \; annual stamp ‘exhibition, spon-

soréd by the Inland Empire P!

+!| Jaletic * Society ° Of

: “The ‘exhib! |:the Ridpath‘, Hotel” _ | banau

‘and. presenta ‘ ards ‘was’ presided ‘over president, a ‘the ) Spokane

d Fe :| Ore:,:-was the speaker‘ of ‘the

evening. “His. topic’ was ‘Those ‘items’ of fe: which ‘are ‘hot

g postage 4| listed in Beott’s Catalogue.

The very ‘large- disp! Vf stamps: came from. the‘/states of Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and- Alaska --with- a:‘good : por- tion : of \ the’: exhibit :.from’ the

y Kootenay and. Okanagan areas.

the junior. section," Bob mp-Vincent ‘of Kinnaird was

’} awarded ‘a+ gold “ribbon «award

“of: Canada ‘1954 “Toogood* of Blue- silver. ribbon t for.

ere . the a if -it:,would .tal

"Mrs, Willlam Harrower ‘de- monstrated ‘a’ hair: piece, Mrs,

neW bouffant style as well as Mrs, David Cooper who arranged her new bouffant style’ using a switch,

‘Two wigs were shown, Re- quests’ ‘for modeling ‘these bro-

Bain\and. Mrs. “John The’ Easter sponses, which were ‘raffled,’ went ‘to: Mrs. J. McMillan, and Miss « Elaine Dosenberger. i «!'The' program ende with: ia talk’ on’ hair colorin;

‘The program ;

Sculptu Mise | was given, by Mrs. Gordon Bai Tk: .? Mrs,.‘Tom, khart.

meetin Mrs. yee ‘Charan, fee"

The regular general meet- ing of:the Castlegar and district Falt* Fair ‘Association ‘was’ held last week:-In:-the Legion ‘hall. The® food’ booth ‘concession was given’ tothe ‘Pythian © Sis- ters and’ the ‘Kiwanis Club’ was the. only one to put: in a bid to hold a ‘raffle i in conjunction’ with

Wo represéntatives of the Kisianis, F.-.Gibson and" A.* Sil- vest, spoke of the raffle and the money ‘raised~ will’ be used for youth work. in the community. It,was also decided that 10 per cent, of the net, profits, from the raffle,’ food: and. other’

L| be given to ‘the: association.

‘The Kiwanis club was asked. icharge; of the harvest quee! esto

Committ named, were for games, entertainment, display space, flooring, PT ity, deli- -very-of fall fair. books, trophies, judges and. guar

4 The - “representatives - from thé Jaycees spoke of holding an- other dance,;: depending; on: the floor, space.

‘Flying Club Elects Ns. New. Executive ©

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‘A:“Denneus; ‘D:

mnell, =| E. Fagen’ eae Mrs. for D.-Wickett:

‘and; 4 hen are fo.

+ [is leaving the: ‘ame sory to Trail.

make ‘her home: in There .were.'17_ guests

pre- at sent, all members’ of. St.- David's |. WA, Castle

legar branch, for which Mrs. Westwood has worked dur

This advertisement is not rabid ordimleyed b ie the Liquor Control: oar ‘or by th

we *] ture. of Castlegar. : Mr: Joughyal ‘also: Piiteces hi

$8 ES mbers :| Mrs. W. Kennedy presented Mrs.

beautiful aa foe “Kil

alzcusted. in detail and ‘enjoyed ‘ough the medium of pictures: | | Added Added: pleasure: ‘was ° ‘given’: to

Children Enlertain By Group Dancing For Pythian Tea

6 - members : of “Kootenay Tena No. 37 lan. Sisters held their ‘April: ‘Fool's. Day Tea last Thursday’ in the Rt vers hall.

\ The hall was tastefully de- corated with bowls of spring flowers and adding to the spring theme were the members’ who wore cotton dresses and large matching: bows of | ribbon’ at their: h:

tables wer

"The i very booths | tractive with: their. hata’ te

gin ble‘ ctothes and ‘low, small bowls of ‘spring ‘flowers. Mrs. \W.: Ni- xon, MEG: welcomed the guests, uring. the tea two; groups of. nine children provided ’ en- tertainment under the direction of Mrs. N. Andreashuk.": The: first group danced. an Irish Lilt with “Mrs. Andreas- huk accompanying them on the accordian and Mrs, J., Archibald on ‘the piano. The; ware blue checkered full skirts, white blouses and black ‘waistcoats and the!boys wore dark pants, white

a shirts. and ‘blue checked bow

les,

Group two also did the same dance and these girls wore pink checked skirts and the boys:the pink bow ties. Both groups al- so did a square’ dance with Mrs.

: {| accompanying them, Committees in charge were bake t table Mrs. J. Sherbiko and Mrs. O. Wilson; sewing Mrs. a Sorenson ‘and’: Mrs. -J.

club “hotise ‘on ‘month, ~:

itewart. Campbell, modeled a| Thi

ught assistance’ from: Mra, Mac- | it Bozek, \-

if preeldents; senstan

Andreashuk:and Mrs: * Archibald’

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this: piece “of (Programming the guest’ for:the evening omas - Couch’ who’ had ‘been to Greece and‘had seen the ac- tual structure,

Other pleces of sculpture discussed. were Michelangelo's “David”. and “‘Pieta” as well as “The Thinker’: by’ Rod-

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in, 30 Talking. on the ‘history of sculpture,’ Venus of) Milo was compared more ‘modern versions, An example of Ameri- van'sculpture.was given, this be- ing.the'Lincoln Memorial where inside of: the sani

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Plans were finalized for the serving of the minor heckey banquet as well as the rummage ‘sale to.be.held.in the. Plaza on April 9 (tomorrow).

Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. George Cawte, Mrs. Lorne Nesbitt and Mrs. Jim/Vi- gue. |

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