4 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 27, 1972
peared ehind Hn he. ged inside the cago for two
jump inside the stout cage

and was able to slam the
door shut before the anim-

TRAPPER TRAPPED
The tiger trapper was
putting the finlshing touch-
. es to a wooden trap when
the animal he was after ap-
f

to Saturday
April 27 to April 29

al attacked,

The trapper was besie-

lays with the tiger chew-
ing at the wooden
while trying to reach him,

BONANZA
DAYS

Starts Today

bars

TRYLON
FOAMING BATH
regular $1.59
Special $1.29

SUDDEN BEAUTY
HAIR SPRAY
regular $1.49
Special 98c

HAIR BRUSHES
regular $1.75
Special $1.10

ANACIN TABLETS
100's
regular $1.45
Special $1.09

BAYER DECONGESTANT

CAPS
regular $1.50
_ Special $1.09

USTERINE COUGH

regular $2.39
~ Speclal $1.69

CALCIUM SANDOZ
regular $2.52
Special $1.49

PARAMETTES
125 Tablets

regular $5.40
Special $4.40

SUSPENSION
regular $1.95
Special $1.59

ARTHRITIC PAIN
FORMULA
regular $2.45
Special $1.99

THE HAIR DRESSER FROM REMINGTON
Regular $24.95

GIFT WEA

regular $3.95
Special $2.95

Special

BRAUN MINI HAIR DRYER

Regular $24.95

LIQUID AIRLIT LIGHTERS

Regular $3.95

Special

SEE OUR TABLE OF SPECIALS ON
GLASS AND CHINA ITEMS

cours PLAN A PARTY

Special Prices

Tommy Biln

Corner of Pine!and Columbia

Open Monday - Saturday 9 a.m, to 6 p.m.
Sunday and Holiday Hours: 12 noon - 1 p.m.

hostin,

lle RUG |

Pr
natives

g a tournam:
Entry fee is 50 cents, dra
for partners, Adult

The Kootenay, Ls
schedule is ‘as follows:

ANYONE FOR

By Ma
Represent

from

tenay fe e.

o divisions were es-
ablished, a junior, open to
full-time students enrolled
in high schools and a senior -
league open to bona fide

for the May 20-22 weel
which will be gl

considered for league com-
petitive play please contact
Jeff Pantages at 365-3473

len Archambault at

creation Commission
365-6565, Desi Desai at
965-5265 or Marg Pryce at
365-8058.

more competitive nature are
scheduled as follows:

22 — Koo-

terior Closed, Nelson, mens,
ladies, singles

and doubl-

es,
Sept, 16 — Chessen Cup,
Nelson, mixed Goubles.

April. 30,
“ag will be

at 10 a.m. Tadanac

ent.
Ww

mem-
bers come along and join

cet

League

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PHONE 365-7025

WOMEN’S
(CHILDREN’S

‘Sale Ends This Saturday {

CASTLEGAR, B.C.

~ TO SAVE

At Reduced Prices

- Clearance of Broken & Discontinued Lines

lo Changes

Ist Pair Regular
Pair FREE

ALL SALES FINAL —

@ No Refund

NNUAL SHOE |

* g

TO FIT YOU

AND YOUR
BUDGET

*

(
A

TENNIS! |

May 12 Trall at War- ©
field.
May 17 Rossland zt

t ‘. ;
Cast eee 19 Nelson at -
Warteld.

land, Warfield at Trail.
June 21 Warfield at Nel-
son, Castlegar at Rossland.
June 28 Trail at Nel-
in.
June 30 Castlegar at
Warlield.
July 5, Trail at Castle-

” July 7 Rossland at War-
ned

ults
. May 2 Rossland at Cast-
legar.
May 3 Nelson at Trail. _
May 8 Rossland at Nel-
son.
May 9 Castlegar at Trail.
16 Rossland at
Trall, Nelson at Castlegar.
May 22 Castlegar at

May 23 Trail at Nelson.
May 20 Nelson at Ross-

d,
May 30 Trall at Castle-

June 5 Trail at Ross-
land, Castlegar at Nelson.
* ee ~
The housewive’s__mid-
coaching classes are
underway from 10 to 12
noon on Monday and Wed-
nesdays. Please contact
Peggy Suter for more de-
5-5202,

tails at 36!

And final _note:—
Pressure on the two courts
is fantastic so please be
courteous and considerate

Fees can still be paid
at the Recreation office, at
SHSS or at Frank Steen-
voorden residence,

|
[ CANCER FACTS |

Cancer is found throu-
animal

d abn
ning of life. Early evidence
of the disease A humans

mu

they became prone to can-

cer,

Recent medical investt-
gations amongst the Cana-
dian Eskimo pulation

art from
like-

the ol
cancer is more prevalont.

Christian
Science
really _
heal

Yes, it does, But no
advertisement can fully
explain it.

You have to read about
it and prove its practical
and reasoned approach
for yourself.

Healing in Christian
Science means much
more than just physical
release. It means an
improved character.
Release from wrong. A
newfound understand-
ing of God, and yourself.
You're always welcome
at our Sunday and
Wednesday services,

. First Church of Christ,
| Scientist, 209 Baker St.

li ln lan nn tlt atte

Nelson, B.C,

gin- |

has been found in Egyptian «9.
mmies,

have shown, however, that:

Volunteers fo Give Ball Park Literbugs In History ;

In Kinnaird a New Clay Base

Moles have got to the
baseball diamond in Kin-
naird.

* ‘Town council was in-
formed of the “very bad
outfield” by baseball coach
Paul who appeared
before the aldermen to ask
oe a dozen or a0 donde! of

om the old garbage
dump at the south end of
the town.

alst in the job.

He told the aldermen
thet bis group would do all
the work necessary, but

Local Post Office
Shares Quarters
In Oglow Building

The move is caused by
construction work now go-
ing on at the present
oO! building which does

pena the rear of ne pul

Now trucks take the
mail to the new location,
and letters and packages
for the town are sorted out
there, later going to the
post office for insertion in
the mall boxes,

turn to the regular routine.

council stipulated it must be
done, on a no risk basis, un-
der the supervision of Rube
lic works foreman Curt Wa-

Previously, Mr, Kinak-

sald, clay had been
brought over from Pass
Creek and he wished he had
known of the old garbage
dump deposit earlier,

Porhaps the very flrat
historical reference to what

we now call littérbugs was |

found on a stone tablet a-
mong the ruins of Cos, a
olty in ancient Greece,

ting on the stone asks
visitors to the temple to
refrain from leaving rub-
bish and stale fvod about
lest they incur the wrath
of the Nymphs and be ex-
cluded from the sacred pre-
cl

Eremenko’s ‘so:s |

QUALITY SHOES for the family

For Dress — Casval and Work

Dessert Bridge on Wed.,
May 3 at 1 p.m. in Kin-
naird Community Hall —
Sponsored by Ladies Au-
xillary to the Hikh Ar-
row Shrine Club.

Regular Dinner Meeting
of Vali Toastmistress

Club will be held in Rob-
son Church Hall on Tues-
day, May 2 at 6.15 p.m.
Guests welcome. Please
Ph, 365-7684 before 2
p.m., May Ist.

"Our Footwear Will Meet the Neod
- of Any. Type Work or Any Occasion °
| Hitt

SMITH'S

6) CRESCENT ST. — PH. 365-7531 —
Licensed Gas Fitters — Plumbers — Sheet Metal

PLUMBING
& HEATING
CASTLEGAR

The L.A. to the Canadian
Legion are collecting for
a Rummage Sale, For
pick-up please Ph, 5630,
7009, 8274.

‘
Blueberry Creek Recrea-
tional Commission Dance,
Hi-Arrow Arma, Saturday
May 13 at 9 p.m. Buddy
Marr — the New Versa-
tiles, $3 per cople. Re-
freshments served.

LINK HARDWARE SPRING SALES

Returns For Three Days Because

BONANZA DAYS

20"

ARE HERE

APRIL 27, 28, 29

3% H.P. Briggs and Stratton Engine
OSCILLATING LAWN SPRINKLER
ROTA RAKE BAR for lawnmower

LIQUID FISH FERTILIZER, 4 gal.
SWEEP-EZY MAGNETIC BROOM

ADJUSTABLE METAL IRONING BOARD
GALVANIZED GARBAGE CAN

16 oz. Gallon with Lock Lid
HOODED BARBECUE

24” With Spit and Motor

ELECTRIC CHARCOAL LIGHTER
“COLEMAN CAMP STOVE

“10.9?

mE
FED BICYCLE.

SPALDING 7-PIECE
GOLF SET WITH
BAG

$49.88

LITTLE LEAGUE
BASEBALL GLOVE

* $6.97

Sherwin-Williams

ASSEMBLED
SLOOEXTRA °

Paints At
Terrific Savings

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Reservations

Provincial Library
Parliament Bldga
Victoria, B.C.

Shoreacres -
Slocan Valley and City
New Denver - Silverton

VOL, 25, No. 18

Published Every Thureday Morning at ‘The Crossroads of the Kootenays”’

CASTLEGAR, BRITISH COLUM

BIA, THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1972

15 CENTS PER COPY

| Re-Organized Methadone Plan
Gefs Approval from Alderman

% Changes in the operat-
fon of the Trail methadone
clinic ha raed
by Ald. Jim Macbeth

‘recently launched an attack

agama the centre,
.\ Tuesday

prise testa.

He said he had learned
no methadone will be allow-
siti ie Sse

orm of
whole treatment pi A
The Trail clinic will be
operated by the Narcotic
Addiction Foundation on a
$15,000 federal grant, plus
ol

“Medical ‘staff will be
hired,” he said, “and the

Optimism Expressed.

As Celgar - WA

Talks Get Underway

first “meeting of

company-is Thomas R. Hay:

~ vie dent

e 80. : E {
7 .No statements were is-
© gued ‘at the conclusion of

the meeting but company
officials expressed optimism
that a new labor. ment
can. be reached. jadian
Cellulose negotiates it lab-
‘or agreement independent-

School District
Mill Rate Boost
Reported for °72

écretary-treasurer. John
Dascher of School District

972, an increase of 1.59

» over last year’s mill rate of
+ $4.16. :

.. Of this total, 32.58 is
levied for School District

a: No.9 and 3.16 for Selkirk
; College.

Total 1972 budget is
$2,632,890. This is $131,445
greater than that of last

RE-ELECTED os vice-president
of. the Frult Growers Mutual
last week: was Castlegar ald-

Bierman Bob Maddocks. He

has ‘served in’ this position”
for four:terms and won his
re-appointment at the board
lof directors meeting held in
Kelowna, =~. *

+ these

whole centure will be a
controlled experimen-

seeking bel answers
. holding the line’ and
where methadone is only
the treatment would

alid,” Mr,

“This concept has my
endorsement as the re-or-
Trail clinic could

be an interesting exercise.”
“However,” he said,
“the coats alone would rule

out the feasibility of estab
Ushin; cha clinic in -

ig Bu
Castlegar and ig of a
lesser nature would not be
desirable ior even neces-

sary,” he
\q therefore strongly’
recommend that this coun-
cll, at this time, oppose the
formation of a methadone.
e

clinic or ensary
fmmediote vcay of Cas
legar.” i
on, le
Bea ei
time to
jon, but
served motion that
liscussed at next sea-

n of council,

Macbeth said that me-
thadone clinics are “only a

in. the
of the drug scene,” and

they do not
duce the
great

tation centres where

(continued on page two)

‘LLOYD MACKEY
New Columnist
’ To Concentrate
On B.C. Affairs

-The Castlegar News be-
gins this week a new British
Columbia co! by Lloyd
Mackey which will be found
on page three.

A> native of Victoria,
Mr. Mackey has been active
in the community newspap-
er field for many years and

now will be wibag from
aif 2

activities
and interests of British Col-
imbians,

Before. entering the
field of journalism, Mr. Ma-
ckey, 32, was trained for
and worked in a church-re-
lated vocation which: ‘gave
him a close look at a -wide

on Monday
Chairman
ted

r
been turned dewn.

‘Mr. Marilees told direc-
tors that funds under
the Local Initiatives Pro-

ram: will soon be. dry

19 up and that other
sources of revenue must
be found If the reconst-

Doukhober com-
rural. village’ te to” be
‘completed. Rar
Fab Wer to have vis-
* Hors on ro)
or this month, end’

vo. dy several groups. have

4 in to express in-
terest in touring the un-
ique re

Completed so far Is one
of the “big houses” (there
wl be ‘an identical one

it: next door if funds:
ind

are. available); and the
Sehaped ba

Will be Subject
To $10 Chargs

will ‘be.

rezon-
pee is scheduled for

june
i In sows thst these
earings require advertising

and the holding of meetin;
using public funds, eountell
has set a fee of $10 for any
ming being heard dur-

fee $25 ible
should the rezoning be suc-
cessful. :

Noise Problem

Aelion Sought
By Town Council

A> noisy transformer
which has been plaguing
Castlegar resident John
Sherbiko for the past five
months is to be brought to

the attention of the Public
Util g

Commission. :
step was taken by
council - fol

variety of hi
and problems.

Parked Automobiles

Without '72 Decals
Are in For Trouble

Royal Canadian Mount-
ed Police in Castlegar have
issued a warning to vehicle
owners who do not have the
1972 decals on their plates.

: Sgt. B.S, Greba, NCO
in ‘charge of the detach-
ment, said several com-
plaints have been received
concert eight park-
ed on: public right-of-ways.

“We would appreciate
eople showing a lit-
tle concern,” Sgt. Greba
said, “If these cars are not
properly. tagged they are
subject to ucketing. ‘And
the fine is $20 for each day
the car is left on the right-

olay. :
suggested that such
cars be:moved immediately
to private property. or be
licenced,

This correspondence is.
to be forwarded to the com-
mission, :

Bluchorry Creek

eds of a success-
ful bingo and other
planned events will go to-
construction. of a

Hi Arrow Arms‘ on.
May 13 anda raffle for an
Arien riding lawn mower,
Tickets may be purch-
ased from members of the
commission,

leasure
: ine of the

Progress at the R

bY
> f

1 Village

B.C. Telephone Rate Increase
Due for South Slocan, Vallican

Continued economic and

ing.
The B.C. Telephone Com-
said the result will be
creases of up to 25.cents
a month for residential ser-
vice and of up to 90 cents
@ maonth for business -ser-

sed: Tuesday when
Mayor John told al-
dermen there seemed to be

ip
people. in that
area were of the opin-
ion Castlegar had taken a
shout the present telephs
ut the prese me
boundaries. 3
The boundaries were in-
‘lier takin,

been the suggestion of loc-
an businessmen, not coun-

Don Knight, B.C. Tel’s
trict customer. service

: free, exceci
1,000, which is the. upper
limit for the present rate

‘group. ,

He said the compan}

required under ‘the ter

of its tariff to report

of"
vice are

: creases :
telephones that: can be 'rea-

ched ‘without:: toll charges.

The cost of providing ser-
. vice, ‘also’ increases — with
, growth, he said,’ because
more switching, distribution
and trunking facilities are
req

uired.
In the new rate group-

anValliean

ened 60 re-
ectively,

= “The business rate for
individual service will be
$7.80 per month, compared
with the exisiing- rate of

‘TV Reflector Station Discussed

A reflector. station which
could provide television ser-

vice not only to the twin
towns of legar and Kin-
naird but to area J and por-

; tions of area I, was

“YOU CANT

Little People’s Nursery
~ Closes Due to Ultimatum

The Little People’s Nur-
sery in ‘d has closed
its doors, but it hasn't giv-

ie

The was address

to Miss Janis Nairne, one

of the officials of the group
which : received a $16,63'

Local Initiatives Program

grant from the federal gov-
ernment earlier this year.

The objects of the nur-

to the

service and cost of ser- > (a
the two.main cri-

ser nen
iilss Slocan Valley
ecldeat Victim
Condition Critical

last year’s .

by
at of Kelowna which ..was
involved in a head-on colli-
sion on the southern edge

of Slocan City late Satur- -

day night.

She is reported to be
suffering from multiple’ in-
ie including head in-
fur’

les.
R the Rochat
vehicle. was in collision

ed: Tuesday by Castl
council,

‘An attempt will be made
te'form a committee repre-
senting these gro!
sue.the matter

HAVE §T KASLO”: This’ is ‘the hockey cup
. Kaslo would .dearly love. to-get ahold of but Jerry Altman

in Slocan City says,.“no dice”. The cup was won by Slocan

in 1909. and is a beautiful. thing with deer. horns for
handles. Teams from Kaslo, New Denver, Slocan, Silverton
and Sandon comprised the league of the early days play-
ing for this cup. — Castlegar News Photo

with a car’ dri-
ven by David Postnikoff of
Slocan City.

Three other people in
the car were also injured.
The driver is in. “satisfac-
tory” condition: with unde-
termined injuries, his sist-
er, Kathy Roctat reeel else
a shoulder injury, and Doug
Sutherland, of _ Winlaw,
came out of the mishap with
iy fractured leg and other

The driver of the north-

ar and dry
at the time of the accident
and that they are investi-
gating the co. in.

Castlegar Names
Janitor Service
pelo oi at ere

meeting requ

Castle ae ae n the
e receive the
increase ‘and continue on

$100
fourth
aaa A

April
eated :

sery could
The Lit
sery has been under a
rage of fire ever since they
appeared before a public
meeting earlier this year to
seek zoning, a matter which
came up at the same time
as Mrs, Ritchie Geronazzo's

te,
le People's Nur-

‘The Canadian Union of
Public Employees has: rea-
ched | an agreement after

¥ No.
1l (Trail), No. 12: (Grand
Fons): and Selkirk College.

crease across thi

all categories in

the years of the two-year
contract,

In 1972 this will repre-
sent a 7.29 increase and a
6.79 increase in 1973.

The agreement is ef-
fective July 1, 1972.

Castlebar Area.
Street Name
Change Sought

Good nature gave
tb fe basiness) a inna with
O thet consider-
ed 80 that’ there would be

ey

Community Care Facilities
Licensing Board. You ‘are

Care Act and are
lable to a fine on
conviction, and that ea
the contravention con-
tinues constitutes a seperate
offence,”
Dr. Schmitt said that af-

quired to take court action
against you at that time.”

Colin Maddocks
said that when all the nec
essary requirements have
Pee
eople’s Nursery, they can
come back to council to
eeek approval.

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mill rate:
1971 1972 —
25.00 25.00

summer. on Highway 3:
New Denver and

b e
Castlebar subdivision and
Castlebar Lane when door
to door mail delivery be-

Tt was noted Castl
Lane, on which Mr, Merit

dees,

Cor
Merl tur-
es from residents in. the

* been

C to in-

with the past services, the
bid of Coln-Op. was aceept-

dicate there was no opposi-
tion to the changing of the
name. :

lo.
This was announced at
day ‘night by. Revelstoke:
yy velstoke-

Slocan fA Burt

bring to 16
ount blacktopped in three