_GASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Jan. 12, 1967

If You Really Want Something Different

: Then Try o Night Gut of This W orld

able spirit, San Francisco, travellin:
Born in Adelaide, South | there to Vancouver, B.C.

fon
as. | '
Australla, Reveen first discov- |He arrived in Vancouver w: ith ex-

taged here,

«Come and meet Reveen, one
$f the most talked about hyp-
fiotists of our time.
i ‘An-unusual man, Reveen is
hoted for his incredible , mental

day, J
19 at 8 pm
and teat yOUrseLE to one of the
frost fascinating shows ever to| and failures in his
be si Reéveen decided to venture to|each time topping his own at-
America. It was to be his big-
gest gamble, his most ambitious

cance
of 12.

and thanks to the influence of

solved to kee;
and _ action-packed.

tained.

effort.

He became a genulne enter- | ily. In 198:
tainer, aware always that show- devising a pubileity campaign
manship was a fine art, nelther that rocked Western Cana
easily learned nor easily main-

In August, 1960, the Reveen
family set out. Even Reveen’s
seemed aware of the

ered hy) ypnotiem and the signifi-| actly five cents in‘his pocket.
its powers at the age W!

hile a friend he had made
in Fiji some months earlier ar-

By 16 he was staging ama- ranged a $250 loan to stage a
teur performances everywhere | show, Reveen stayed in an un-

a|heated holiday cottage at Cul-

Christmas of 1961, the
ad_grown to $6,000 and
he was able to send ier his fam-
he made, history,

superb Australian showman call- | tus Lake,
ed Neville Silletoe, Reveen re- Bi
his show clean pe

All previous attendance, re-
cords were shattered in every

‘After a series of successes |-ity. He returned to each .
homeland,

these cities again and yet again,

tendance records.
Today Reveen’s show'is one
cf the most modern in the world.'
Over $30,000 worth of. vehicles
are used to ransport equipment
and personnel a 1

Morehouse-Heskeih
Vows Exchangéd In
Recent Gerentony

Credited wit

The. origin of tho ‘name }) Fir

rea

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Wai nd hi:

Capacity Aud ience Attends |
~ Sunday Centennial Service

The SHSS. gymnasiuitn was | scouts, guides and ali who atten:
filled to capacity Sunday after: ded to

“Monashee” .is not ‘as widely
known ‘as it perhaps should be,
When confronted with the
question, Jocal historian Harold
Webber. found the answer by

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writing to the department ‘of en-
ergy, mines and ‘in Ot-
tawa.
Mr, Webber was told that
thiens name was given to a moun-
tein J in 1800 or 1881 by. Donald
8 prospector, wh first
sok the lonashee mines.
“The weather bad been bad,
with snow, rain and a high wind.
Towards evening the wind
dropped, the clouds rolled away
nd the sun came out bright

Mcintyre saw the mountain
standing 9 0 calm, peaceful and
serene in the light of the even-

y ing sun that ae promptly names

Mit the “Mountain of Pi

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noon for a non-denominational
thanksgiving service Ww!
marked the beginning of Cen-
tennial Year,

The service was sponsored
jointly by the centennial ‘com-
mittee and the ministerial as-
sociation,

J. Holden extended a wel-
come to all and the invocation
prayer was
Willey, followe

y Kinnaird village chairman | be

Carl Loeblich and’ the declara-
tion was read by Mayor R. C.
Maddocks.

The Russian Choir sang
three selections under the direc-
tion of P. Samoyloff. The English
translation was given prior to

each selection;
Wilding extended

vice,

Guest speaker Gordon: Camp-|'!
bell, prine pal of Selkirk College,
also extended his thanks
those present and to those Ne
had worked so hard to arrange
the service.

joke of how thankful |’
we jiroul be for the blessings of
our land during the past 100
years for our freedom from
's | hunger and want.:He also spoke
of “ike the next 100 years might
2,

by a ° Litany led by Rev. D.

Farris, ‘The singing of the hymn
“Mine Eyes Have Seen The
Glory” was sung with the band’
playing the accompaniment. The
Centennial Prayer was. led by
Cc. Phipps.’ The service was

2 pps.
brought to a close with Rey. D.
Reeves giving the Benediction.

e_ address was followed thes

needs in Castlegar and areca, Tho
articles are taken from the re-
cent study of recreation needs
and facilities in the district made
by town’ planners Rawson: and
Wiles,
sow ®
The Castlegar district's pop-
ulation of approximately 10,000
persons has little choice when
at wishes ‘to particpate in out-
door sports activities, due to a
lack of facilities,
There | is really only one

District Residents: Have Little Choice
When It Comes to Sports Activities

‘This is the secoud of several) the real-amd posont
make it a worthwhile ser-| articles dealing with recreation | from_othor ‘sports.

2 demand

Suggestions have been made
that a senior’ football league
would be’ formed, a minor foot-
ball program could grow’ and a
baseball team from the district
could enter-the Kootenay Base-
ball League among other things,
if’. additional « facilities were
available,

In addition, it can always be
assumed tennis and volleyball
would flourish given the requir-
ed facilities, There is a real need
as well cota public swimming

ark

the Kinnaird Com Par!
which has a softball Gamond
and an overlapping football-
poceon dicta ;

ie remaining playflelds
in the community ret parts o£
school playgrounds such asthe
baseball diamond and football
field at Stanley Humphries Sec-

pool in C:

Pass Creek Park is too far
away to meet thi to
needs of children who want to

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thuredsy, Jan. 12, 1987

Dutch Maid Bakery —

WEEKEND SPECIAL’
‘Tire question of what to do Z crusty BUNS, Do: Reg.
about the arena must. be consid: $4 c zen, Reg. 0c

ered on a district basis for a var-
Jety of reasons. These inciude i
the folowing:
The district may require
or be able to support only one

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or a small number of certain

facllities;

@ Such facilities should be
located to serve best the district
or region paying for them;

@ Properly constructed
facilities should be less expen-
sive to’ operate and main
than the: existing arena, even i
after substantial expenditure on
repair and rehabilitation;

@ Certain other desirable
ities such as a

Save......
UP TO 20% ON
YOUR INCOME TAX

for details -

C. Arthur Anderson

and the C River is
mneate,

Indoor! sports activities In
the Castlegar area comprise bow:
ling, badminton, basketball and
volleyball;). and . the = ‘winter’

skills, his
| gbip and. his volatile, indominit- eft gamble. They arriv-| electronic equipment, is is used
po ee ee ee

ther $10, 000. ‘worth
pings, props, and
id, the ,result.is. the

edit first in New Guinea where
until enou;

money! had been earned to tne of stage |

ance a trip to Fiji and from there

turing the, ,
And

“cari:one:man alone
“entertain- an entire
audience for 242
v-hours ?

ELABORATE
SETTING
LARGE STAGE
‘PROPS

CHORUS
GIRLS

to: Honolulu. *
Once

wardri
orld's hae eel pvpntie stage

ed the

and an air!

His wife and :c!
no choice but *o return to Aus-
tralia

in play-
jant Clvic’ “Auditorium |

he Mg Clainis

2 oted
with a hotel bill Wand only $200
e ticket: :

cand wait. Reveen flew to

Near Mica Dam ,
“hte Worthless:

Calendar Year
Ends With fany.
Presentations

of Gail Ann Aubert, L;

jes.

‘The caletidar year for the ‘The. two

Ist, Kinnaird Brownie Pack'end-|the low- erade ent te:
ed with many presentations | Eric S.

which followed: the gneoliment have one TD in ‘whick an ap-

n Fry,
Susan Goetting, Debble G Gorkoff
and Debbie Martin as new tween- Be. by B.C. Hydro after noted

ernor-in-Coun:
claims-have ‘‘no value.”

Land ocoupled by the claims
Was 4 expropay id by B.C. Hydro

former owners of
claims,
Cc, McNeill,

peal may be filed.
A token offer of $100 was

‘olo; victor Dolmage
aerate claims and

.| Sheifontiuk,

Charlottee Brown.

Susan_ Culley,
Debbie Mattiazzi. and Cindy Tip-
ping and for Second

Kay Hughes, ne
Shelfontiuk.

the had

stripes were received by a aaer found that
Kay Hughes and| mercial value.” This offer was
‘Seconder | later raised to $1,00
stripes went. to Debbie Paul, to obtain a settlement without
Holly Shelfontiuk and Elaine resorting to. expropriation.
Gordon. Service stars for First Bo

year went to Verona Bozek, and expropriation proceedings
Elaine . Gordon, April.

yer 0
Charlottee Byown, Debble Paul,
ndrea and Holly

Golden bars went to Char-

| MUSICAL

: N 9 Extravaganza.
Just Ask the
Thousands Who
‘Have Already Seen

Thurb., Jan. 19

CASTLE
THEATRE

One Show at & PM.

Tickets $2 at the Door

lotte Brown, Debbie Paul, » Ke

Susan Culley,
well as eect ‘McGillivray who |Should be considered in arriv ce
¢

has since gone into guides.

The new year saw Mrs. C.
Munns become brown owl for
the 1st.Kinnaird Brownie Pack
| taking ‘the. place * of : Mra... G.
‘Aubert *:

rownlie,  Mrs.;:W.
a mains as tawny, owl.

tea “no com-
0 in an effort

th offers were rejected

were implementzd.last A}
H.-L. Hill, of Hill, ‘Manning
as

eb adv
valuator, appointed by Lt. perform
that their

Willey ‘recently,
nblering cere-
mony..at the the Casllegst United
Church wi united mar-
riage ‘Valarie ie led Hesketh,
daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. H.
Hesketh, Castlegar, and Donald
Frederick Morehouse. ‘son of Mr.
Mrs. L F. Na-

‘plain that in Gaelic mountain is
—Mona
(pronounced shee.)

The letter went on “to ex:

nd peace is —sith

TELEVI SION

Rev.
‘yy sineere thanks to the choir, band,

ondary’ School. These facilities | sports — ice id curing hockey,

memes date ‘the demands of. two Little
: ieee | Leagues (Castlogar, Robson and | leto by ‘today’s standards and.in-| ¢!
nnaird), one Pony League, the | adequate'and poorly located for
inal Softball League dnd the

The name was later applied
jountains. <

4 to the: range of

: Licdneé Plates
“Avallable at
Oglow Brothers:

New 1967 license p

now av. from motor
vehicle office located: at Ogtow
Brothers Building Supply
Castlegar,

plates — whit
aatory by Feb, 1— ens ered tet let
ters on a white jpackground, a
departure from the usual biue-
white combination.

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and

‘The bride, given in marriage
her father, was attired in a

white two-piece knit dress with |
lace trim.

Her. shoulder-length

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veil was attached to ’a dainty
tiarg and she carried a bouquet
of pink sweetheart roses and
white carnations:

Miss Shirley’ Dodgson, the
bride’s only eaeaars wore an
aqua knit dress with white ac-
cessories,

Mr. Brent Fellows af Van-

Kit Goodrick, Trail, and Mr.

&

valuator and instructed to -car-
ry out his own investigations and
place a value on the claims.

In a letter dated Dec. 20,
1966, Mr. Hill informed the
deputy provincial secretary that).
he had investigated the claims,

profe: advise ‘as to wl

ing at compensation for the
tak

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obtained legal and other expert.

] tip to

Garth Morehouse, Nakusp, shar-
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4 three-tiered, heart-shaped
wedding cake, decorated. with
doves and bells centered - the
bride’s table at the reception
that followed in one Castlegar
| United Church

For the en ea the-dride’s
mother chose a blue. French
e@ dress with white acces-

jot mother

di

en accessories,
> Master of ceremonies. was
anny Romaine with th he oust

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GORDON A. SUMNER

De ar bride: siren:
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Applicaifon a
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PARDMAN FURNITURE

Source and application of

| funds for the Pass Creek Park

| Boatd ‘for /1966 “have. bedi ‘anl-

We'll be intown soon cat
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‘| 91, i905 —- $10,64

$11,45:

nolinced. sa follows.
ep otal to pemreraers

1966: June Carnival $711.02.

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and Service

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"Arrow Lakes indusicies -9100.05—,
Totals to’ December _31,:1966.

2.18,
Expenditures total to. Dec-|
4.988_$10,175.18.
Facilities

1966: Swim:
(payable) $127.00; Picnic and

ombsr-

al to De
497.18.

Camping $80.00; Repair water
control $97.00; Garbage Removal
$16.00; Water licence $2.00. Tot-
December 31, 1966 $10,-

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$4.00 per. year, The price by delivery boy is 50 cents

OF THE

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‘will be weed on request, but the correct name must
pe submitted. ‘Castlegar News reserves the right

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ry ed fi
ards were. holiday: guests of the
former's: parents, -Mr.\and Mrs,
A. Richards.

me

spending several | we
ing her. brother and.
law in a Eammonten Alberta.

ests at the home f

. J. Sherbiko we
A.

id Mrs.
| and ‘fauly of Nelson and Mr.

and Mrs. A.’ Andersen and fam:
ily ons Slovan Cityees,

A. Rizzuto and Mrs. H.
Johnson ‘attended a coffee

Ke
Trail. They attended a Camp
Rory. in the

‘Women's “Softball League.

aves no space for ad-
+| ditional softball ieagues uch a8
a children’s ‘league,: a commer-

cial Joague or an infer-cominuni-_| tivoly

{ - Furthermore, thi
tee arrangements "of: ‘the physi
playfiplds ::

revents, aiverse
orts, activities taking place at
je. same | j Eme: For « ins

in terms of: space.
each, school with-
in the, district, except Blueberry

Creek, which bas a apy, the is: the* Cas

condition and.quality is
pal Bo. exceptions. ia
lumphries Secondary). Sc
has a ‘f well turf

fat
It ineludes a football soccer,
and

Guests ‘at the home of Mr:

J and Mrs, L.A. Grunerud during
the holidays were Mr. and Mrs, | size.

Ken Grunerud and sons of Van-
couver, also “Mrs. aranerud’é
sister Ruth

a race
frack for track and field ‘events,
but the track is not a regulation

2. is
Facilities at Kinnaird Sec-
ondary are also in good condi-

Vancouver.

Mr. Wayne Peppard spent
the holiday season visiting in
Vancouver.

Mr. and Mrs, Tommy Lam-
pard left Castlegar on New
Year's day for Gold River where
they wi will male fe home.

d. Mrs, C .Henne ate

tion, of a
football-soccer field. _ The. as.
mand for athletic facilities in
other areas of the district is met
either through the creation of
ad hoc fields or the use of sub-
standard school playgrounds.
There are few other facili-
tles for outdoor sports ,and ied

broom] alles and
ling alley? is obso-|,

non-Castlegar ‘residents. _Bad-
minton,’. basketball. and volley-
ball are. aceormmodated in school
By activity rooms
which’are deat for the relg-
of’ parti

pants: attracted by these! sports
Ns ‘present.

Such‘ arrangements for. mul-

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covered swimming . pool sould
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be provided economically in a

new recreation
For these and other reasons,

the arena question must be: put

aside to consider further the re-
ereational needs of the district,
and possible ways of meeting

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cilities are

alral able, parculany é

highly de
‘where’ there is’a pressing nee
for .recreational ; facilities | not

serve a definite need, the arena,
i unsatisfactory in” many. re
standards « of pero A leation

of ig area,
ment and ‘Gacllitign condition
and economics,

Although well located to
serve the residents of Castlegar,
the ‘arena is less. accessible to
those in other areas. Yet it is
estimated that 60 percent of
present users. live. outside’ the

othe demand for winter sports
facilities will increase substan-
tially: in areas outside of Cast-
legar-as they develop and with
the formation of hockey teams
at the College. Furthermore, the
arena would become much less
accessible from the Robion-

tended. “the fon

are not ely
in all. Kinnaird een a
its

Job’s Daughters. in the, Trail
Masonic Temple’ Sunday’ after-
noon.

Spl a and Mrs, E. Wallace and
family - 0!

Serving Blueberry, Ki
Castlegar, Robson, Hoven
enia, Pass Creek, Brilliant
and the Trail Area.
For informaiion on Heating
Oil, Servicing; Repairs,:tn
stallations and Financing
Phono | Dette
368-3044 Collect.

PRESSACCO.

Box 483 cae Trail, B.

Albe
spent tee holiday season with
the. former’s parents Mr.:and
Mrs. D. M. Wallace.

community park and a-swim-

‘ming pool with changing and | the future.

washrooms..

The pool is.apparently con-
sidered a jewel, but its setting
could be better. Since it was

*|not placed-in a park, desirable

space and. other’ related facil:
ties and landscaping might: b
provided around it.

Castlegar has ‘some “play-
ground equipment in the Kins-
men’s Park : and .a+s'

pool. The equipment is ‘not’ so
Fell used as it might be, perhaps
because, of location and Jack of
surveillance .to ‘preclude’ domin-
ation ofthe’ park by. older’ chil-

dren:
<<" The pool is privately owned
and seriously. overburdened. It
is questionable that such’ an ar-
rangement: jo:either the
owners or. the public.
summary, ‘it seems reas-
onsble to’ ‘suggest ‘that, . quite
‘apart from the ‘Jack of proper
landscaping and development of
existing community and school
in -the district, th

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-/athletic: activities:
‘Exists

ing facilities are used
to capacity in handling softball
Or ditite Teague | baseball let alone

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parsy. overwhat seule te 2

‘Y area if the ferry were
closed. Thus the arena is not
well located to serve the dist-
rict’s population, particularly in.

The arena is substandard in
terms of the size of hockey and
curling rink ‘sheets, ancillary
equipment such as lighting and
ancillary facilities such as show-
ers. Also its seating and parking.
e| capacity are. grossly inadequate
for ‘hockey. games and other
spectator. events, -

~The condition :and. appear-
ance of the arena and its site

he or: 38 made of it.The roof]
\d spoils the ice surface |°

leaks ani

tried oe ‘the curling club has

overcome; by hanging

Aiatie ai ; over. tt 8 curling
sheets,

: irony foundation ‘B in Boor
cont ion. rooms are ul
ished or. inke
erials which are.unattractiye and
do ‘not withstand heavy wear and
abuse. The outside of the build-
ing is unattractive in design and
condition. .

‘The site is, covered with un-
sightly. gravel and locke land-
scaping. - In. sho) rt: "the. arena. is
poorly built-and maintained.and
has’'a general “run-down ‘look,
which ‘discourages its use for
many purposes.

ally, the jarena: ‘ig operat-
ing fet a a one is being
borne by. Castlegar although its
‘réesidents aré deriving less than’
half the benefits. For this rea-
son alone, as well as the other
problems, there is much contro-|

teste ke done.

about the arena,

Except for.location, the Pro-
blem of the arena could be over-
come by expenditures of suffi-
cient amounts of money, How-
ever, the expenditures of suffi-
cient amounts of money would
be great; such as to provide an
adequate size. of ite for a de-
sireable amount, of, parking.

many “people would

prefer to to.contribute to nes tae fac-|-
(| ilities in

a,better location than,
as some have expressed it ‘4 our
more money down a rat hole.”

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