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Starts this Sunday
For Eight Days

Boy Scout Week is being
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ee began in Eng-

fay land in 1907, based upon
Lord Baden-Powell’s ideas

“Scouting for

The book and program
proved to have universal ap-
peal for boys and quickly

A spread worldwide. While

some ‘aspects of the program

Robson Church |.
WA Names Five
1969 Commitices

‘The regular meeting oF
the Women's Association
Robson Community ‘Memorial
Church was held in the
church hall recently.

ines pavotlonal perlod,
arrange ir! im conven:
or Mr D, D. yaetor consis

lop. and Mrs.
concluded with ti the sin
a

” forthe coming year
were outlined and reports .of
year-end activities were given. |

The commit
for 1969 were announced as

TD, | self,
of his six years as a Member

sy ehureday, of last weex
the wind- ups © of. the
Throne Speech Debate. Allan
£] Willams of the Liberals lead
off on behalf tots party.
‘The Liberals have been
under attack recently for sur-
reptitiously . issuin;
ments and making
from Victoria, leaving the im-
pression that
ments - reflecte

these _ state-
words © ex-

ig of | press
the

statements dreamed up ani

prepared by a public re! deer

—_ and issued from his of-
ice,

The Liberal Leader him-
Dr. McGeer,. in spite

luau received any discussion

on the floor, | that itt would be

setting up

study strip mining | joaisnatlon

in effect in the various min
tes of the Uniteu

vinces of Canada. .

I instructed the commit
tee to come up with the best
legislation in existence and tu
report back in sufficient tim
for legislation covering sur
a ace Mmuming to be parsed a.
thus ycar’s session of the Leg
islature,

the veputy Minister of Mines,
Kenneth Blakey, which sat on

‘a number of sessions during

States and the other Pro- }

‘Yue committee headed b) i

-that their vice-president, Mrs.

‘at Nanaimo, A letter of in-

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Feb. 18, 1969

Shopping Spree
Planned in March
By Local Kinetles

announced
Karel the date for its
ee are ing spree draw.
discl

we stock @ full selection of

SAVAGE SHOES

for children

Maddocks Shoe Store

losed at its recent
dinner meeting.

Mrs. Barry Harsent

nounced it was with regret

C. P. Pascoe, has left the club
and will be making her home

troduction is to be sent to the
Xinette Club in that city.

Local Resident

VALENTINE

DANCE
HI ARROW ARMS

KINNAIRD YOUNGSTERS Susan Geronazzo, Elizabeth Chev-

MOTOR HOTEL

vary around the world, the
principles of the Scout pro-
mise and law unite the wor-
ld brotherhood of Scouting,

.—7 + \ iT FoR you the year. has filed a report
with the present Minister. ot
suaucb, ule Monuurable Frank

Richter and legislation is ea.

For.59 Years
Died Saturday

gift

Mts On sutherland, and | be FRIDAY, FEB. 14, 1969

DANCING 9-1
Music by the Occasions

Society for Children
ly to give $18 to Silver Birch School. The money, presented
here to school director Mrs. Harry Bate, was earned by the

eldave, Debbie Mattiazzl and Debbie York visited a Rosey

rocedure
calight off olte baie, badly
Thorp were honored at the

FIVE AWARD WINNERS were presented bur-
saries and a scholarship last Thursday afternoon
in the board room of Selkirk College. The five
Selkirk students receiving the awards are shown
in the front row of the above picture. Left to
right are Norm A. Blazina of Kinnaird who re-
ceived the Branch 170 Royal Canadian Legion
bursary of $100, James R. Peerless of Ladysmith
who received the Kiwanis Club of Castlegar bur-

sary of $100, Laraine Hess of Creston the recip-
ient of the Selkirk College Faculty Association
bursary of $150, Mrs. Joan Dulley of

Selkirk Faciilty Association; Bob Patrick, vice-

preperee boys for adulthood
in today’s world.

‘The Boy Scouts world
conference is the “General
Assembly” of Scouting, com-
posed of 93 national member
15

president of the Kiwanis Club of C; John

who received the Soroptomist International of
Nelson scholarship and Bill Eremko of Thrums
who was presented with the Lillian Killough
Chapter IODE bursary of $100. Those who made
the presentations are pictured in the back row.
_ From left to right are Don Couch, '

of the Branch 170 Royal
. E. Soles, principal oft Selkirk

million Scouts and leaders in
over 150 separate territories.
Basis for recognition and

the
tional of Nelson, and Mrs. E. J. tte ied
tion secretary of the Lillign Killough Chapter
IQDE. —. Gaatleger News Photo

membership includes adher-
ence to the aims and. princi-
ples of world Scouting and an

RCMP Report Weekend
Marred With Accidents

Local RCMP reported an-
other busy wéekend as acci-
dents in the area continued.

At 1 am. Saturday, ve-
hicles driven by Ronald Dou-

‘Lightle, who resides on
the old Blueberry road, and
Richard Charles Morgan of
New Denver were involved in
an accident at the bottum of
Sharps Hill Pee f. oa wash,

$450
and the ncridene eis "stil un
der investigation.

At 9:30 pan. the same
day a highways truck driven
by Aaron Eugene Dube of
Castlegar was in collision
with a car owned by Norman
Fredrick Brown of Calgary.

The incident occurred by
the Castlegar town ee

the blade hit hard snow pul-
ling it to the left.

The Brown vehicle sus-
tained damage totaling $500
and there was no damage to
the truck. The accident is

still under investigation.

An accident involving a
single vehicle driven by
James Jerome Booth of Kin-
naird took place al 10:05 p.m.
Saturday a the ggunction of

highways 3

An hour perce
said it was snowing heavy
and the road was unplowed
when the vehicle struck a
snowbank while trying to ne-
-|gotiate a turn,

Resulting damage was
estimated at $400 and investi-
gation is continuing.

At 12:45 am. on Sun-
day a two-car collision near
a railway crossing two miles
south of Blueberry caused
damages totaling $1.300.

Police say a car driven
by Floyd Clifford Bacon of

mnaird was in collision with
a ear driven by Andrew Cae lcs
of Seattle.

It was reported the Char | 0:
vehicle was in a snowbank
near the crossing at the time | ¢!
of the accident and the acci-

dent is still under investi-
gation.

non-pulitical and

Valentine's Day
Friday, February 14th

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The con-

Local and District Bowling Results

ference meets biennially. The

21st World was in

Monday Night 7’ o'clock
LHs Elsie Burnham 231.
LHT Bertha Greenwood 542.
MHS Ken Scott 279. MHT
Ken Scott 707.
Pot aie 1002.

3-29, Rat Fin!
236, One ree} Pot Shots 1-31,
Droppins

THS Muffets 902. THT
Wheaties 2524.

Team Points: Muffets 3,
Mugs 3, Wheaties 3, Cheeris
1, Pincurlers 1, ‘Take Fit

Tuesday 1 o'clock
LHS jie Rysen 277,

Elsie eeeen 669.
HS Castlegar Drug oe

chin
oun fet Mixed 7 o'clock
LHS Kay Adshead 295.
LHT Bev Maloff 644.
MHS Les Acheson 339,
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MHT Bi Earl
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THS Blow Outs 1133.
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Kin G Repalers
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688, Gordon Meyers 654, Har-
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Ralph Ackles 233. [HT Ral-

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* other 600's Les Acheson|3.

Bar-lchella 6:

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of Mont , The Misfits 0.

Suesday Y hight Mixed —'9-11

LHS Pat Sheloft| 312.
LHS Joyce Turner 6:

MHS Bill Tobiason 275.

Screwl 2930.
‘Team Points: Mente
3, Socket te eta.
Kami 4, Screw! Bank
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Other 6600's Betty Pinter
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tangs 0, Chevys 4, Jaguars 1.

Wednesday Nite Cutrate
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LHS Irene Conroy 275.

LHT ay pcshea id 618.
arrots 998. THT

Swallows 3,

Team Points: Parrots 1-
33%, Budgies 1-43,. Canaries
236%, Swallows 3-33, Orioles
2-32, Robins 3-48.

“Other 600's Betty Oglow
16.

No Blow Annie Koochin.
Wednesday? Nite Cutrates
tare ey Adshead 246.
peat Aashead 671.
Budgies 919.
Parrots: 2522,
‘Team Points: Parrots 4-
37%, Budgies 2-35, Canaries

THT

@32, Kobins 3-51.
other Br 600’s Muriel Dan-

No Blow Irene Conroy,
Lil Knowler, Betty Oglow.
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Bray 233.

Gladys
LHT annabeile inakin 5:
THS - Minks

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910. Til

Minks 2545.
Team Points: Beavers 0,
Minks 4, Lions 2, Chipmuuks
2, Squirrels 2, Teddy Bears

Rowdy Rollers, Thurs. 1 p.m.

LHS Shirley Baron 335.
LHT Shirley Barton 63

THS Groaners pare loan-
ers $44. THT Wailers 2605.

Team Points: Hooters 2-

Screamers , Groaners
2a Wailers 2-33, riers 231,
Moaners. 233.

Strike Out Nancy Knight.
Thurs. Night Mixed Commer-
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~ Larry
MHT Larry Paul 714,
THS Hotshots 1099. Hot-
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jhe 5] Bee:

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the U.S.A. in 1967. The next
will be held in Finland this
year, then Japan in 1971.

The Boy Scouts World
Committee’ consists of 12 men
from 12 countries elected by
"/the conference to represent it
.|between biennial meetings.
Each serves a six-year term,
one third retiring each con-
ference. Committee chairman
4,)is Dr. G. J. Vollmer of Vene-
zuela.

The Boy Scouts World
Bureau is the secretariat, car-
7,|rying out the instructions of

25, =
®-| Caro O'Neil 622, (other 300's} the conference and commit.

Rave Hiebert 611, Fred Phil-
fF BDO.

Peiday Night Classic Mixed
Marge Bonnett 287.

tee.

Established in London in
1920, it remained there
moving to Ottawa, Canada in
1958, and to Geneva, Switzer-
land May 1, 1968.

Wino and Cheese
thud Laszlo Nagy, tealof
secretary-gene! of

Party is Planned
: the bureau. He supe!

.
By Soro flomist staff of 22 men, who work

¥ P : out of five offices — the head
ottes A in Geneva plus regionai
offices in Mexico, Philippines,
Syria and Nigeria.

Final plans were discus- Bureau staff help assoc-
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tasting party their Scouting by conducting
the Hi training courses of all types
Ist. Tickets vill be and by
from all embers: tion, financing, Scommuntea:

tions, etc., by visits and. by

°| correspondence.

The staff also helps ar-
range such global events as
the quadrennial World Jam-
borees.

Thirteen bers _at-
tended the February meeting
of the Soroptomist Club.

didates will be inter-
viewed | by Soroptomist mem-

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tea hour on the Zoccaslon of
thelr birthdays as
served by hostesses Mrs. D.
Carter and Mrs, R. Waldie.

Consultant Visits
West: Koolonay
District Libraries

A number of

on seve!
It had become 5 0 obvious
that a Liberal newspaper on
the Coast issued a headline
recently reading “Grit Leader
Sitting Duck for Bennett.”
Any Ray Parkinson for the
D.P. Party wound up the
Debate on their behalf.
Concluding the Debate
for the Government was the
n

uur of the Throne Speech andy,

pected to be tabled momen
tary.

dt is expected that tho
jegislatiun will be rezerreu
tu te Stanulng Committee va
sully atid always su Ud.
interested parues may man.
representations and this legis
sauuu wall undergo a tow

oven ae cratucal study.
discussion in the

in my y
eames I intend to com

phasize the danger Wise
en

rovince.

While Miss ask
will also Sacat with Tenors
of the West Kootenay Region-
al Library Committee:

CRNA

new
BREEZE

makes
painting
walis
faster €.
easier
than ever

It is difticult at this point
of time to assess the moud
vf the House since the Oppos-

-Jation have not yet sndlcaed

«enw line of attack. Up to

by the Government.
Premier W. A. C. Ben-
nett today will be bringing
uown, in his words, “the pest
Budget in British Columbia's
history.”

in excess of one billion dol-
tars, The rapid growth of Bri-

the last tew years is sumply
amazing.

‘When I was first elected
asa iaemiber: of the Legisla-
cure wecember 1958, the
Budget, for the entire Pro-
vince was slightly in excess of
two Leet sarsetatit

years Budget all ‘elude a
ibstantial increase in educa-
tonal expenditures and could

of the entire Provincial Bud-

get only ten years 280. ain

tact education today is

ing about $1 M. a day.

« « T-will be speaking in the
Budget Debate on . ‘tuesday

and as’ well as covering the

affairs of the Department of

Education I will, of course,

He expects that it will be| years

Columpia’s econumy .in| hi

well be $100 million in excess] Arts

One of the issues ‘being
aiscused at sone ene in

It's the new interior latex

the propos-'

he oe eermcat: oy, _Kaiser
Company of the coal
fields in the East Kootenays.
I intent to say’ afte a few

girls by carolling throughout Kinnaird on Christmas eve.
Following the presentation, the girls were shown through
the school’s classroom by director Ernie Fitzpatrick. |
— Handicapped Society Photo

Edward Nick Pictin, 77,
a resident of this area for 59
years, died in the

$2.00 Couple

‘and | District Hos-

KP’s Blonk

:The KP.'s of the Pee
Wee hockey lea,
on Feb. 3.

oak. ii:

aj this point every issue raise co)
by them has been answered th

ginia

year should be fresh in every

body's memories since the

company was obliged to seal

up the mine, entombing the

men, and it was only several
ago that 15 coal miners

fost their lives in‘the

ion at. Michel in British ee

lumbia,

Surely we should do ev-
erything in our Power to re-
move' these coal mint
these dangers and “horrible

50.
When. the Honourable
W. D. Black spoke in

this | Legislature he placed on each.

Member’s desk an unusual

ieee for the K-P.’s
ith two goals apiece woe
Sorkott Saunders and W:

ual assists were Walker, Sin-
clair and Austin. DePaolt: a
busy lad in the game, also
was credited with three as-
sists.

Feb. 4 the Jets and Kins-
‘men teams met with the Kins-
men dosing to'the Jets, 3-1.

Scoring
los-/ were Goulet from Plotalkoff,
Chernoff unassisted and Al-
marker for the Kinsmen was
Archambault.
nalties were * cal-

ers from led in
rc
deaths if it is possible-to do |chambaull

Feb. 5 to a 2-2 tie with th the

Mudlarks.
Swetlishoft pped. one

Po)
in the ‘Mudlark net unassistes
and

8-0 in Pee Wee Hockey

ie blanketed | tripping.

nd Barry
Paoll, Credited. with, individ-|5

for the victors | clair,

Mudlerks

led, Hall of the Kinsmen for

Thi saw am
other tie gam me. thls botw
the Jets and ad KPSs fora 53
- | final

le.
Plotnikoff of the Jets
t-trick

credited: with assists,

KP.’s ever and De-
Paoli put two api
passed the Jet galtender aud
Ve erigin a single. Assists went

iece ton:

ita Funeral servicés were

held Tuesday.

Mr. Pictin was born in
Russia July 27, 1891 and
came -to Canada in 1898 to
Swan River, Sask, He came
to Ootischenia in 1910 and

mM) April of last year when he
moved t to rime

Pictin was a mem-

ber of me Union of Spiritual
Communities of Christ.

le is survived by his

ra; three sons, -Mike

Ootischenia, if

one daughter, Mrs. Alex
en) Hadikin of Ootischen-
1 grandchildren. and 15

{(eten)

to New, and ‘Sin-

Sitting it out on the pen-
alty bench for minor penal-
ties were Jet players Plotnik-

off for holding, Chernoff for
slashing “and, Horswill for

trippin:

baa of the fe 8 re-
a cross-checking pen-

alty 1 aa team mate Paul for

ee surviving one
brother, Alex of Prineston
and a sister, Mrs. Nellie
Planidin of Creston.

Funeral services were
held Tuesday from the Ootis-|
chenia Hall with burial

in the
Qotischenla.Cet Cemetery.

Gastogae Pu of aa

Home was

interference.

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ashtray made by the
of the Kootenay School of
in Nelson. fi
These pottery asht
bear he Batis. Gums
“lerest and will

be treasured

byiall all ‘Members of the Legis-
delighted to learn

of: the “ae election of Dr. Hugh
Keenleyside as the new pan
cellor of Notre Dame Univer-
sity. Dr. Keenleyaide is i high-

sif
Pro.|Jy_,regarded. He is

well known and is a dedicated
British Columbian. I am look-

the
of building a greater’ Notre
Bane’ University:

ibe that. the Emil Anderso:
Co. has-been . awarded the

anticipated that there would
be some damage to. the ter-
¥ be a result of surface
21 idle the Legislature

ae and a ts the sh teet

row. Dem fro ‘the Proposed Sy-
ringa Creek cam|

mediate oe eretion ot this
road will mean that the boats-

Will ’be able to again enjoy

last|the,. beauty of .the Arrow
Lakes.

I
very pleased to
n | ba

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scored a ae on a pass
from_ Archambault.

Singletons: for the Mud-
larks were Donnie Davies and

y Kassian.
Only one penalty was cal.

Blocked Road
And Penalties
But Still Winners

ith Despite heavily
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There are more than 150 Datsun.
dealers coast-to-coast and $1,000,000

in parts to back you.
$2145

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Wagon, 1600 and 2000 Sports. Pickup and 4-Wheel Drive Patrol.

JA) LTD, Factory zone offices at: WESTERN DIVISION: Nissan Bidg., 873 Beatty St, Vancouver
Vanley Cres., Toronto, Ont. ‘queoee DWvisto ‘8716 Pascal Gepnon Bivd., Montreal 39, P.O. MARITIMES DIVISION: 2745 Dutch Village Rd, Motan, NS.

CROSSROADS DATSUN SALES

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