CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Nov. 27, 1969

* Hospital Referendum

‘Delayed Until Spring

* A referendum for an.ad-
Fasle, Hospi

(Nal hi
usp hav
It was noted at the “Tast
Regional District Hospital
- sectiog that approval from
the ''minister:,of health and
‘hospital: insurance ‘to'proceed
.with a money I “had

to the hospital district made
the recommendation with the
view that there was a definite
need for a consulting firm:to

we stock o full solection of

SAVAGE. SHOES

tor children

WRdecea pay
eres tothe
ances i
roniag

Maddocks Shoe Store

an’ overall

for the region for

dation’ to B.C. Hospital In-
surance Service. ,

The committee also re-
commended to the board that
a cBubile information program

Rot been given. :.‘-

i Chairman Gerry ‘Rust as
7a result of this‘sald: “I think
“it* would be a tragedy to go

| to the people with this refer-

to assure the
bate public understands
that financing for a long-term
health care program will be
required after researching.

: .)a lot of harm...
.) #1 don’t think ‘a two or three cs

enduin ‘on’ Dec..6. ; <I thin!
we'll accomplish atten and

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from 375 hp engine to 155 hp 6cyl.,

write to:
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GKRD Applying

could do ourselves. and. the

Hospital Advisory Committee
.” He sald:

To Give Industrial

Meet The Apollos Social

There are now 33 of
Brade 8 students on a ‘grade v
9 reading level and two who] :
have advanced to a grade 10} -

*
nae
the court!” This was the
econ at aur Sadie Hawkin’s

y Kangaroo Court.

Norm Deverney and Bill}
Ghapman were the judges.
Bill Jankola was prosecutor,
Up betors the bar of justice
were sunt criminals who
had failed. to appear at’ the
Sock Hop in appropriate Dog
Batch outfits. ‘the Press

All in all, our Sadey
. dawns D
‘pang! “Order in in| cess, ay, wee mB

ee
Nov. 18 we hi

ad an-
other "school wide Club D Day.

ig sue-

See cretary Kathy White
iJ is issuing mimeographed cop-
jes of excellent articles on
horses and horsemanship to

placed. in’ members’ note

; °"The Science and Math
Club has an ambitious Seale
o finish a science project
3|that will. be entered in
couver’s Science Fair,
The Girls’ Wood Carving
Club members have traced
their sculptures on wood and
have almost completed cut-
ting them out. No fingers|
esis ae

‘an;

The clubs, ranging ‘from 9

Horsemens’ to Slot Car Rac- eile ore

ing, all reported substantial
curn-outs. The Horsemens’
Club is planning to spend the
winter months learning about;
the care of horses and riding
equipment and will not hit
the trails till Easter, Presi-

making ina “plaques from
maple and walnut. The Evade
8 girls are using balsa wood
and are creating sculptures
of their own choice and are
trying to be as original as
possible: Interest iz very
een

.George WwW. ‘Setlinabaly!
president and chief executive
officer of Columbia Celiutu:
has announced the appoint-
ment of srank ou. Carer as
director of systems Planning
in’ the company’s ‘Vancouver
Beads sottlce

Carter, reporting to
RM "Gross, senior vice pre-
Hacut, will. be responsible
for planning, co-ordination
and implementation ot shi in-

setivitler:

Promotion Money
“The ‘Regional Diswict of

month delay is going to hurt
anything. . . I feel that we
must go to referendum on
what is approved by spring
of: next’ year.” d

dent dave Goetting will bring
ul

Chuck Steak -

Canada Choice, Canada Good. ___

SIRLOIN £2 CLUB STEAK

CASTLEGAR ARENA iH nd tack” up and demon-
: Twe Canada Choice, Canada Good

Newspaper Club is
. ote its use on his own
8 to 12 p.m. Sat., Nov. 29, 1969 ° 0.

The
flourishing and should. ha
its first Paper out soon. ed

Hatt rectly

59 . 99

» horse,

Central
to. Municipal "Affairs Minister
Dan Campbell to be eligible

REGIONAL TIE GANG has recently been working on the
CPR's Kootenay division between Nelson and Trail. The
crew of between 20 and 25 men is based in Alberta and
work on in that p or
B.C. They can replace between 600 and 700 ties a day. The
first machine in this picture (with a “road closed” sign on

it) is a tie axe. It loosens ‘ties and cuts them into pieces. |!

The second machine is a tie handler which lifts the broken
Pieces off to the sides of the tracks while the third ma-
chine is a spiker which slips ties into place and spikes.
them. The fourth machine is a tamper which tamps the
‘grounp solid around the new ties, — Castlegar News Photo

Earlier this year it had
been hoped that the

to grant moneV for industrial

Hospital District’ would~ be
able to proceed with a refer-
endum on Dec. 6. Additional

requirements for Castlegar

now ‘have this power and it

ane Creston: present. program

Today’ s Daughters are Tomorrow's Terrible Wives |."

Do you know
what the up-

wives. And do

you know

why? Because the mothers of

these potential wives: have
spoiled them rotten.

They have over-protect-
ed them, tried unsuccessfully
to impose their own dubious
taste on them, and refused

to allow their daughters to;
learn anything practical. like
sewing or cooking.
This is not a blanket
condemnation, but it certain-'
ly applies to many: pet people I
Know. Nor must
all on mothers. hany. jertners
aid and id abet.
I speak from experience.

These middle-aged spoilers
are driven by several motives.
Most of them were growing
up when things were tough
all over, and they are Hand |
lescly determined that th

kids are gore to eet all the

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they couldn’t| ty;
have.
Thus we have a plethora | °

dangerous on a
Another motive. Ss fear.

t, tell an 18-year-old

jet of pablum.

Another reason for the
cocoon-like over-protection is
love. You don't like to see
someone you love in trouble,
whether it’s emotional, fin-
ancial or legal.

And a final motive is
plain laziness. Mothers say,

have to nag at her (or him).’”
So do fathers. Thus many of
ir|/the things which middle-aged
people consider virtues: punc-
bererx foe diligence, courtesy,
ess. go by the board.

But when you have to
girl to
wash her feet there's some-

“ thing wrong.

My neighbor, whose son
is at ‘college, was wakened
cary Saturday morning | by a

into 1B Som ething out) out sot
sheet ree Som elt
01

“Td rather do it myself than a

coul considered a
ring referendum as well as
hoes hospitals in she dis-

By Bili Smiley

his wife drove about 300 mil-
tee kid and get | Wee.

Municipalities. in B.C.
is contained in: section 202 of
the municipal act.
* The minister had earlier
told the regional district that
this would be granted with
the provision that the maxl-

Couple $5.00

FREE REFRESHMENTS
Music by Buddy Marr & the Vorsatiles

Single $2.50

mum amotnt of grants that/|-«

Tickets may be obtained from any member of the
Apollos Jr. Hockey Club Executive or by calling 365-
7209 or 365-5600. j 247

the regional district might

provide in* any one year
would be granted with the

Example two. ‘our daugh:'
ter is Pl college. My wife
writes about three times al
week, and her letters consist
mostly of “Do this” and!
“Don’t: do that.”

The kid needed winter

the
Hospital Senet executive
will study a recommendation
from the adviso!

of hirin
unde!
Plannin,

a col ing
ne regional hospital

The ” advisory committee

that: the
amount of grants that the re-

A NEW MAN WITH NEW METHODS
TO TACKLE OLD ISSUES:

The Kinnaird Salmo link

STRONG anti-pollution action

s| Gonscionce & Comme!

big city, with no

ads
So we drive through 450
miles of that fog ana rain.
Counting hotel biil, tips, gas,|t
and a couple of dinners out,
those boots and that. coat
cost about four times what
they 12 should have. .

d then the brat ‘says

y Rev. K. Neill Foster
Mey don't even’ feel temp.
ted,” explaine e | publish |
ing executive, and lat r his
editor nodded eons auTees
ment as we
explicable. bent of the young

Time drugs..

lin “call. from said ‘son. aa
car had collapsed and he
wanted to buy another one.

she ant lonely at all. That's
the only reasun I went, ana | course,
I told her so.

. However and despite, we

Drug. Experimentation

discussed the in-] mighty

mentation ‘there is an. excit-
ing and wonderful way out.
od Almighty says, “Call un-
to me and.I will answer thee,
great and
which thou

It:is no less than an op-
sn invitation to a.divine turn
peril: “godli-

Pr of ian culture

as a tourist attraction

Co-operation with existing
municipal _governments

ON DECEMBER 6 BE SURE!
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HAROLD LESLIE

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iad a pleasant weekend. pelt
ang out, we sat ‘beside a
young couple. He was a
zech, not long ‘out,

Choking back his natur-
.| al fury, father said he would
think it over. Result? He and

‘The rules have changed. Go has the uniform: But one style is still whstit was

back then. Old Style. It’s still brewed slow and

know the real thing. That’s why it’s your style. Tackle one tonight and see.

very smooth, very handsome.
She was a *Newfoundlander,
very friendly, |v‘ very open.
Then a Sikh (Indian, tur-
ban and beard) came in and
‘at nearby, looking desperate-|
ly lonely. I .asked him over.
tne cher, a young Czech who
lend of the eer one,

mother’ 's best
We eer to. ‘our hot-
tel. room for a a couple of plea-
sant hours. ee News ry girl
asked Kim if she'd like
share an may ier abe I would
not be surprised if a Czech
did, too. My. wife worried
about the smooth ‘ Czechs.|d
The a lost his melancholy.
't think I've strayed
ae cays theme. Our ‘kid is
spoiled rotten. She cooks ihe
a one-armed ~ paper-hanger|
and_ couldn’t sew two burlap
bags together. My deepest

e|ed ideas and procedures, has

tola ‘result, today’s youth -is

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be adventurous.
But ‘why do young peo-
ple continue to seek the syn-
thetic turn on with its ob-
vious pt ‘

The young are always
inquisitive.

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the questioning of establish Ph, 365-7605

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more ready to cast. asia.
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ne ee the most. honest
admission comes from a for-
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by. writer Don Bell, ‘“‘To us,
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CASTLEGAR ‘NEWS

That you can go
three - hours.
™ you i cal travel
: and 25-minut
natural for real men who;

‘to Reno and Las Ve

Alberts or the Northwest USA: in ‘esa than <
That the: most dangerous part of flying is the ~
rts
vid Trans-Inland Airlines or +
- to Prince George in Jess than three hours.
‘That there are fall and’ winter excursion flights

“*: That’ the sont: is hha

in British

Mica Creek’ in one hour

you would expect.

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Six Brownies Fly Up
To Blueberry Guides

Six Brownies fro:
1st Blueberry Creek Ban te
ceived their golden hand em-
ing" te) fy eir wings dur-/!
e Uy
hela last we ane pened
The Beowalss who walk-| 8

ed over stepping stones syin- a

bolizing the golden hand re-|
quirements: were Judith Du-
etch, Fonda 1d} c
Brooke Earp,
utter

aaa pins were present:
ed by “Bbwn Owl J.
Michelson, assisted by Tawny
Owl Mrs. B. ler-Tait. A

to Rhonda Dermody. Second-

e
Guides were’ introduced to

ane Mrs. D.: Johnston, by
Guide Tannis Calverley.

were. enjoyed by the
guests u Mrs. belle :
. former distri

third-year pin was awarded|and the mothers, "oe the pare
ticipants, 0)

Michael
predicted the date. ‘of the

year's first snowfall (Noy. 16)
and proudly carried off the
class prize,

Talent Scout
girls showing most sally

ear pins were given to Jud: yare on

Duetch, | Debra Hic, Dian’  Westertusde

Quinlan, Susan Hrajnoha and

Brenda Young.

ames
results were boys ¥ Taaehie

er first year pin.
The girls -flying up to

Peggy

extensive aiid
of they forest products indus-
was gained by Mr. Carter.
through 14 yeurs: with U.S.
| Plywood-Champl ion. He was
onsible for the sulecesstul
aes ign and

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number of major business

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Among these were the auto-

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roduction and manufactur-|
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tet new Guiders, captain
C. Calverley and lieut-|

Games and a sing-song
jonored

Roberts,

The Legion Hall on Sat-

the par-
bers of St, David's ‘Anglican

Church? Women held their

The Annual
Forum will

in the

FORUM

azaar and tea.
capacity crowd and a
inne variety of attractive
articles on the various tables | Kill
contributed towards a most
successful. and -happy_ event.

linen cloth covered the serv-
ing table.on which was cen-
tered a beautiful arrange-|
ments of small colorful felt
flowers in gold vases. The
vases were flanked by golden
spiral cantles and all were

reflected “in ‘the’ mirroi
which they were based. 7 ‘Sime

Kinnaird_
be held .

An embroidered white | Mrs.

Anglican Ladies Hold
Pre-Christmas Bazaar

Allen; baking Mise M. rand:

Mrs. H

Ww amneay

Calderbank;

Christmas poodles and © dec-

orations Mrs. Trussler.

and Mrs. A. Simpson, candy

and mystery parcels Mrs. Joe

Killough; tea tickets and

door prize Mrs. Harry Kil-

lough wend Sues Suessing contest
Mrs,

7 eae. and Mrs:

T, E. Green “welcomed the

visitors. The door prize, don-

ated by Mrs. H. Bate, was

won by Reg. Sibley.
‘he

ing ae De a

prize tor “the es; F

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lon quilt ‘made by some mye
the members and. friends, was
won by

MON., DEC. 1st

‘COMMUNITY HALL
at 7:30 p.m.
Come and hear reports by your

council members —
the Candidates Seeking Election

and hear

tabl
were made by Mrs. R.A. D.
West.

bell jand ; Mrs:

were: kitchen irs. ¥ ‘W. Leduc,

Mrs. Fishwick, Mrs, J.| A
Edmondson, Mrs. K. Johnson,
Mrs. F./A. He

Gree
with a guess fae oF buttons

smaller motifs ‘decorated in the jar.

the individual ee tables.
The

Funeral ‘Service
Held Tuesday For
Mrs. Atkinson

Funeral service eas held

Presiding at the silver
the afternoon|

Raine, Mrs. R.
Worthing, Mrs. L, V. Camp-
C. Acker-

ee Committees charge

tkins:
urday ai

gar ant
lostetter, Mrs, D.j District Hospital following a
Lee

ana

Ann|lengthy. illne
Bo!

rn ‘Oct. 13, Prats at
Mrs.’

Castlegar in

1942 where the has since re-

sided.
Atkinson is survived
by her “husband Les and: a
Allen,

neral service was hela

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took place in Park
Memorial Cemetery. at Kin-
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eral Home in charge .of er-
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Impaired Driving
Brings $200 Fino -
A Kinnaird youth, Rob-
ert . John: Johnson, 19, .. was
fined! a 5200 when he fore

Sat

ino ae C.: Pitts.
Jol was, charged
with impaired ‘driving ‘result:
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town ‘Castle; legar. 2

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