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LPHA PHI PLEDGES at the Fall Banquet : held on Wednesday of Inst week at the Hi’ Arrow Arms are; left'to right, ‘Janice (Ahrens: ‘and Mrs.

The’ Lillian Killough Chap-

HM ter, IODE, hold a Dessert Card

Sylvest,

Party on Monday of last‘week

in St. David's Undereroft. Guests: from ‘Trall)joined ‘the local ladies in}an enjoyable aflernoon, and Mra.:Barnes, mother of the’ regent Mrs. A. Sylvest, was. welcomed’as a visitor.

dasa Visitor.

holism Salty and ‘have Aaken oul memberships ‘on’ behalf ‘of: the chaple ;

| Mrs, Sylveat ; thanked all”: those members; who had work: ed as volunicers BCTB: mobite Sint

ae Phe regula meeting of the ; ‘Caste ar. and District: Senior,

lo act as: conyenor (ofthe Ci

“Preceding. the'card: party, ‘the’ chapter, held ila’ November business meeting, which was

‘followed by a delicious luncheon provided by) hostess ‘for. the month, /Mrs.'J. Fy Killough,

Plans, were‘ made tate ithe

+ ‘annual Christmas rafft

1° Saturday, Dec: 7: A schedul |. Workers has been drawn. up for

the project. ‘ The members decided to

~ hold their’ usual’ Christmas

/ Recipients were Mrs. Anne Peterson and Mrs.

{Phyllis Dolgopol. Perfect attendance pins were f

© presented to Mra, Patti Richards and Mrs. Barb \ from Xi Alpha: Lambda

Chapter were ar for the evening. ): ; —Alpha P Phd Photo:

/-dinner party, to be followed by

a: social evening and? gift exchange at the home of Mrs.

A. Selbie.

Citizenship conven J. F.Killough reported * that two members had attended a meeting of, the Kootenay Alco-

ittee, for. the)" remalnder of the year, i).

r ‘Mrs. Gem: mill's long and faithful se: ice in the chapter. %

Mie. Gemmill’s name, ‘will: be forwarded ‘lo “Echoes”, the, , IDE national ‘magazine; | to:be . recorded on) the’ Page of ‘Re-- membrance, as an expression of sympathy to‘her: family, and friends, and_: iin: Tecognil

pis Rilioff School Board Candidate—Area J After'some consideration, George Rilkoff, who represents Area‘J on the board of trustees for School District No. 9, has - allowed’ his: name’ to “stand for re-election. 5 “Tfeel [can offer the district a great deal, having served 16 years on the School Board with the last 4 years as chairman,

“With the knowledge I.

“have acquired in.the past I feel this will be. an asset forthe

future. During my terms of -

* ai Dg have, along with. the board,.‘seen' many changes’ in the district. The ‘work and efforts have resulted ‘in’ build- ving of. our, major’ schools; *

‘providing ‘some of the’ best %

accommodation possible for our

children ‘and good school sites, ° “carefully chosen ‘and acquired.

“This district is’ one of:the more fortunate, ones, haying had. members: who looked ‘into - future’ requirements, and a

quired’ sites “at a ‘time: when. property was notin an inflated . period. This resulted: inva: tremendous saving to the role :

payers.

“ES. TT Chrome Be SPF 1.4:& 1:8 ‘and the economical

SP- =1000 A

We invite ‘you to come in ‘and look around

PETTITT is

Castlegar

e YOUR DEALER IN THE KOOTENAYS FOR: . PENTAX" ‘ iy

“My. knowledge of con-

enabled me, along. with the” board, | to’ make: wise, and 4,economical decisions ‘in‘our building programs. We have.;; xcellent school:

han band:room; ete,

‘district in many. pro,

the ‘disposal of ‘the-board, the.

“department of education, archi-

+ tects and ‘other agencies having. business with the‘board, which . is the jBoverning ‘body. of, :

rf ‘Many, many ‘been devoted: t jeeting: “inspections, : ete. ‘dealing = school business. -These-all re- ‘quire’ a'great. dealo

feration’ before, final deci- sion: ‘are’made. !:

We have excellent rela- tions ‘with the department: of. education, which have‘resulted :* from.sound, economical: action

5: Keep it this: way:

'l ask your. support, . Satur- day, in re-electing meas school © ctrustee or Area’J, which

| LET BILLS [BURY You!

in al taining and, pean a sound ° ‘educational system < for: the entire district.”

:“For continued progress lease vole for me, G.W- ilkoff, Trustee: for “Area ‘J.

_SHSS Student:

tracting,-buildingiand costs -:

grams. r ‘T have ‘placed: myself at

“con the. part of the board. Let's’:

/our-children to be

-all work

Aiwelcome was extended toall present, It was noted that bout 40 members would like to

‘accept the McMixers square

dancing invitation to attend their evening of club dancington'

and ithe; various. reports) follawed, Thk kitchen'réported il under control; sick members. in. the ‘hospital’ have ‘been!

ited ‘and we all wish.them a:

speedy. recovery; both carpet nd_alley: bowling are. well attended each week. :

Members: enjoyed) their. trip:to‘ Trail’ for, ‘the’ cribbage tournament. Mrs. 'K.K Would like some of the

tvailable for this raffle from'the

ity can’ only be successful if we her, for. our

Gratetul thanks, and

cn nls’ were “ordered ald,’ R Cormier was also ‘accorded a warm thank-you for. th g-he had: dan ‘ Membors® were | reminded thal the next meeting would be ‘the election of officers for:1976.

The date’ for'the (Christmas

‘Johnson to, “ook Into ‘eat

and prices. : Meeting was aio with ‘the singing Queen", =: : >For. the entertainment pol of the evening, Mr, Dvoral showed some beautiful coldred ms he had taken of his garden *: and home. He had entitled.the film, ‘The Life of the Humming- )) Many. hours: of patience ,were evident in. Mr.

/ Dvorak's wonderful shots of the

hummingbirds, their“ nest: eggs, and babies, and of his wife

birds. Many: thanks ‘were

ain _ tended to him for. staring these ane

“fms: ‘with’ ths: e

CALVARY)..." 6 ‘BAPTIST CHURCH “© Office’ $05 9450

nite ck scloverteat Motel tt to the ‘Clover! ex Gaaleaird Flas

Family: i ening Worl Betvie : Evening; 7.00 ip

“gr. PETER LUTHERAN : (CHURCH!) *

8 405 M Maple St.,, Castlegar. “Worship Service.9 a.m. ‘Sunday. Schoo p15:

Richard *Klein;?: Pastor, t

"965-9082 or’ 365-3664 /

‘Ruth Townsend” ‘President Local

“Primary ‘Teachers a

The, first’ meeting ofthe Castlegar Primary Teachers Association’ was, held in the « library | of Kinnaird Elemen-

© tary: School.” The new, executive’ was’

(introduced with: Mrs. Ruth

declared p

) Mrs.’: ‘Kalmakolf: for meat a

{common good, This can be done

by having ‘students participate: / in group minunity projects, if possible integrated with organi-

. vation of older ‘people, and by.

Bron, Sports. ‘we want.to-accomplish

«all this ;we:: have: to”. work! for

classes small enough’ that, we

+ can “give enough attention to®

..time.for-a.change,so,that new.

ideas can cone into'the board. ><> -Helalso says he feels i

hot right to see a, man go into office by and. that

. that some sehools will

be enlarged or. remodel led.

thing, thatj deals wit! ea ued all”

ime: ig these responsil

ies. i “School board: members

are! representatives: of the and‘ cannot be; ex- *

veryone needs opposition. | “Of major. ‘eoncern to th people in this area>is, th

rine eae “Qur schools should, wher:

. ever Does le, help the students

by thei heritage, For. example, asecond. language might be: important, ++ but this should be a language of: value to ‘the. students, “A:

| student of-a different language |;

‘background, ebe“it. Rugsian, ‘Portugeuse, Italian or an: ther, is better off.with his ow language ‘because: he will be

» mother or‘relatives or send ~ hem a letter if they are still in’ he old couritry. Also, to be able;

‘to, communicate in more than

+ one language is a 4 valuabl

“pected; to. know’ everything. Id

-:Mrs.8,

‘ “ Bhglund thanked the’ members.

for cards she had received.

white: in the ‘hospital, , Thanks” ;

were: extended <to/-all :the conveners.,/

2c sST.cRITAS CATHOLIC CHURCH

Saturd eae 7 ‘ Sanday Mass at

APOSTOLIC cHURCH One pice East of: the

11am: ey Font “© 7.80-p.m. Evangelistic

Rev. -N.cWalker ? Phone 865-8662 - {PENTECOSTAL.’ “TABERNACLE COS 187° Firat « Ave. Pastor: Rev. H. H. Graham “> Church ih. 965-5212

_ punuiay_ School 50, a.m.

: orale Women Service eon.

ee Bible |S: 7.30 Oung * “peoples 7.80

New. Spud Sensations: Cheese: Mashed Potatoes

“Are ‘potatoes | itn ‘you | may) ask, The answer | Ne

“No, not sin

yhat' you ‘add to them’ that ac-

// counts’ for/a:high ‘calorie: count."" In‘ fact; potatoes should’ be

included inj a‘reducing’ diet; because they. have a lot of vita-

wing ‘and minerals One

ed | potato (100! grams’ or 3%

edit le. Bortlen) provides marely 93 Calories,

ji cup butter. or eae redded

Y a Leup! 14 suisse) ah Chi

2 tablespoons finely cho] freab « ‘onion pres

a result. ‘of: Totente by.the'Provincial

rey OF” GOD

giican Commun

9:40; Sur rea Uri Church, Servic 17Sarvi

Clergy: Ted Bristow ‘and ‘Bob, Griffiths <4, Parish’ Office — Phone: 365-8397.

: ‘Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.’ 2 Evening ‘Fellows hi

“Evening Bérvices being held:'the ” “trst: and: third: Sundays’ of «- ‘every ‘month “at :7'} ke Ce: Se

difficulties with

“employees, the: board ‘could’: ‘enlist the services of someone capable.of dealing with 'con- ‘tracts ‘and have ‘him ‘conduct:

negotiation on its behalf. Need- ‘:

less to say, board’ member: ould’ be present during n HERO

tations to make fast decisions.”

“Mr. Voykin'is a: plaste

who has always ®

chenia> Improvement. ‘District -< and for six years‘on the board, i

pie Clean’.Cut: Rubber

RUBBER ae j . See,; Phone, | Write Stamp | Shop:

© Box 25,' Robson, BC. Bs "Pht 865-7608

{At present he is.on'the’.. executive’ of: the ‘Union of «

Spiritual ; Ci

reliant in‘earning their

own living; regardless of

whether they work in trades or. ‘continue’ in’ unive

ies. Cou < ses’ should. be ‘adapted to th

‘needs’ of ‘the student and ‘w

fe “Vera have: five Jall-of.. whom j are;

Stanley Hampel

Secondary School. ESSE

eae cy te _ UTTLEWOOD | DOs. fal OPTOMETRIST. =. 366 Boker Sh.”

@ Refinance. Existing Mortgages _ Consolidate: Debts. :Reduce Monthly Payments: ' Simple Interest Prepayment Privileges No. Co-signers ‘No. Employer: Checks

‘MORTGAGE. MON EY. AVAILABLE! |

“Report Mailed

ave not. received: their or daughter's Teport'card

. <\Parents ‘ate asked -to tele. ~- “phone the school at 365-7735 if”

City of Cestioger

ANIMAL POUND oa

Bedroom: and: Dining: -Room: Suites “EXPERT REPAIRS -. © Valliean Ph. 226-7297: :

ARMOUR: PLATING * ‘Hard Chrome Plating - ;

re SS KOOTENAY.

“9 B82 No.1, .No. 6 Ymir Rd., Nelson” Clinics. sday. &:

x CALDSET: GROCETERIA JAND ‘LAUNDRE?

: Phone’

“QUAUTY.- BUILDING

Trail)

GREEP'S ELECTRIC: ‘ELECTRICAL: -: CONTRACTING “SALES & SERVICE ‘Ph. 365-7075, Free ; Estit

‘CASTIE-CRAFT :, WOODWORKS 641 6th“Ave;, South; Castlegar « Cabinets = ='Vanities » Showcases.” “Custom. Cabinets A: Specialty Phone 365-3616

Cabine i est fire'season is still in.effect, -

and could remain so for several - :

weeks. aes The start and finish of the ;

Ranger Station, In ‘past years,

<Phillips said, burning ‘could be © “Victoria, nee: Ellen’

done legally fn November. with-’ out‘authority.. (Forest fire hazards a are still

the’ pi province, “Although Fain ie fa len

over’ most® parts of British

weeks, Forest Service offi icials® * warn that it has been dry for.so.

disappes "3'soon after‘the:

securing a-burning permit. from.

the-nearest’ Forest Service“

> long, that any moisture quickly :

‘Trail'is to. be bombed Saturday, Nov. 23—with ping pong balls,

About 9.90 a.m.,’ weather, ‘permitting, hundreds of the. balls ‘will be dropped ‘from a low-flying aeroplane: on’ Bay. Ave, near Spokane St. They'll ‘bean! invitations’ to. Quadra Manufacturing’s open house that day,

One: of the ‘balls: will be specially marked. Presented to ‘ Quadra officials'at the open house, it will entitle its finder to

*.a free Frontier chain saw.

For, th "kid; there'll pony rides. For, older. ‘guests; there'll be a turkey; ahot

* Chain saw’ scu Ps 3

“What's My Line

attendance, 7/

Bob’ Brisco and land

Quadra: marketing) mana- MLA’ Chris D'Arcy. Bot! fer Chuck’ Davison’ says that’, expected to‘attend..Ma

he open house’ theme: will be - Quadra as a Community Com:,. pany. "Everybody is: welcome,” “he says. “Breakfast will be served to all comers starting at, 9.30.

i There'll: be ‘continuous. * tours of the chain saw produc- tion, line throughout the day.”

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aldermen and civic dignitaries from the greater Trail area

1m including Northport have also «been invited,

Rossland's Naney Green- Raine has indicated her interest in the open house,

“The former world cham- pion skier visited the plant recently," said Mr, Davison, “and we hope her busy schedule will permit a return visit Nov.

The open house will also feature participation by local service clubs. Mr. Davison says that, in keeping. with the

community theme, any club or

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, November 14, 1974

group is welcome iy tie in with i the Quadra festivitics,

D-BAR-D LICENSED"

DINING LOUNGE.

Monday to Friday Open at 4.00 pm. Jay and Sunday — 12, Noon

The chain saw expects to host between 2,000 and 3,000 visitors,

“About 1,700 called on us *

D-BAR-D CABARETS.

during a previous open house,” Mr. Davison said, “and this one offers much more,

“The ping pong ball invita- tions aren't necessary for ad- mission; they're more symbolic

“Fuvay AND SATURDAY Angie Jolly

of our hope that almost every- body will drop in.

“But if you're interested in thal free chain saw, go out and gel bombed before you: head our way.”

WESTERN TACK PHONE 365-3294

One Mile South of Weigh Scales at Ootischenla

ROUND STEAK

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$169)

$1.49}

daughter of’ Mr.: and? Mr: George ‘Soukoroff Sr.: of' Pas:

a graduate of St..."

“Helpful t Hints to:

PRODUCTS: LID.5/°°: °° | =

FINANCIAL, “FUTURE

0 f fresh fruit ‘and fruit’ juices on min: A’ supplements

“torts and Vitamin B complex to help steady the nerves as you deprive your ‘system of nico- ti

have’ spenton cigarettes “Although ‘some,’ people re-

© port‘no'discomfért at all when’ they quit,- many ex-smokers imay. experience before. the. end:

of the third ‘day some ‘distress; ranging: from mild |to’ seve

“Such symptoms may take many, ‘forms, depending’ on: the. smo- ker's own’ physical ‘and psych: ological makeup‘and the length

+-and ‘strength ‘of -his addiction. ;

Pamphlets and inform:

“free iby (writing , to: B.C. Yukon Division, Canadian Ce

cer Society, 1926 West; roa

DONT. START. :

"HAVE us CHECK YOUR:

Many people starta “bank” “to save the money they. would ©

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COFFEE °°). ‘Ib. $1.29

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