12 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 18, 1972

Continued from Page One

_ METHADONE

‘ months, except with the un-
aulraous consent of coun:

Therefore, the resolu-
tion will come before coun-
cil at its next meeting on
June 6,

Ald, Macbeth a few min-
utes earlier had introduced
another motion dealing with
the narcotic problem in this
area, He had demanded that
a special drug squad move
into the area, that the laws
be changed so that the pol-
ice, with the assistance and
witness of a qualified pers-

DISPENSARY

on, “test or examine a sus:
pected user and pusher”
and he stated the police
were “handicapped in ob-
taining evidence because
they are not permitted to
conduct urine and other
tests deemed necessary.”
He also urged stiffer penal-
ties for convicted pus ers,

Council agreed, to this
motion, and authorized it
being sent to all the appro-
priate authorities. It will
also be discussed at the up-
coming Association of Koo-

Strapping
Sandals

Something special for the
woman who wants a more
sophisticated sandal.
Dressy sandals with a light,
airy look and feel. Smartly
set on a shapely,
feminine heel.

something

tenay-Boundary Municipall-
tles here at
end of this month.

Legion LA Meeting
Postponed Week
Duo ta Holiday

The regular meeting of
the Ladies Auxiliary to the
Royal. Canadian Legion,
Branch ‘170, which would
have been held on Monday
has been postponed a week,
Reports read at the last
meeting showed that 72 hos-
pital
the preceding month, and
that the catering committee
had been “very active.”
Members also began to

and members were urged to
take home some of the ma-
terials on hand to make into
aprons, etc, during the
summer months.

Jaycee Mecling
Sef for Tonight

Organizers Doug Rut-
ledge and Rick Constantin-
eau are hoping that many
young men. je commun-
ity who wish to contribute

to it will attend.

SELKIRK COLLEGE LIBRARY

SUMMER HOURS

CLOSED MONDAY, MAY 22nd

REGULAR HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
and Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Thursday, 8:30 a.m. fo 9 p.m.

The West Kootenay Public has full borrowing
privileges at the Selkirk College Library.

Clear the Way with
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Sunday & Holiday Hours: 12 noon - 1 p.m. 6-7 pm.

FAMILY SIZE

its had been made

. mission. It was noted

CASTLEGAR SCOUTS

mile long nature walk at Mile Ten on the Kinnaird-Christina

said more than

Lake Loyd

40 different types of wild flowers have been located in the’
area. The trail, which will have natural and geologic points
of interest marked, is expected to be open in about three
weeks. Some 40 boys have been working on the trail, and
Mr. Groutage says there are good parking facilities in the
area. Enjoying the veiw are Mr. Groutage and Garth
Hughes. — Photo by Leo Sommers

The Town of Castlegar
is looking into the borrow-
ing of $20,000 over a
of five years to bring in
water and sewerage services
to an area now being de-
veloped for mobile homes
to be placed on permanent

‘This area is located be-

ding
Council expressed the opin-

‘ess a request by Mrs. B.
Cox to have horses on the

suitab!
said Ald. Shutek, “it would
be up to a sufficient num-
ber of persons to group to-
Sather, and approach coun-

discuss
in an attempt to find an al-
ternative. ©

An application for sub-
dividing will be granted for
the Keller property. located
in the mobile home area.
This decision followed the
reading of a letter from the

‘town’s solicitor stating the

ne dedication of
roadway had been received.
The Town of Castlegar
will support the Kiwanis
Club proposal to purchase a
dus for the recreation com-
‘of
0

CASTLEGAR COUNCIL ROUNDUP

Tuesday night when presen-
tng his ublic works report
or

tained. Two new sewer con-°

nections were Teported.
A complete installation

‘of underground signal syst-

em to No. 1 water tank
been completed and is in
operation.

Water consumption for

0!
April

71.

_ Ald. Andy Shutek re-
ported a proper containing
building will be erected for
the off Block, This was
done after a visit was made
to the merchants who feel
they have a problem with
garbage which has a tend-
ency to make the lane mes-

Fone sidewalk at Pine St.
will be complete in a day or
two and it is hoped to con-
tinue on Columbia Ave.
north to Pine St.

The arena hall was re-
ported as being used only
twice
April. Once for the Curling
Club dance and once for a
pane Hockey annual meet-

f Dogs continue to be a
problem with four taken to
the pound in April.

> the hi

during the month of .

TEE-TIME IN CASTLEGAR.

By Pote Young
At the seat mente night
held May men turne
out to play in the two ball
best ball which was a. sort
of warmup for the Wiser
tuurnament, Of the 110 men

your first nine holes on
completion to the person
running the tournament as
this facilitates choosing the
tting the
over and

dnes-

day were the following
teams; Net 31, Ackney an
Filipchuk; Net 32, Carlson
and Foster, Cooper and El-
Christiansen and Isak-

\d_ Uchida;

fartini,

Wayling and Rutlege; Net
34, W. Gorkof£ and Chern-
enkoff, Russ and Buzz Mc-
Donald, McGauley and Jan-
» Net $5, Kilpatrick and

fe and Standish, Rene
Archambault and  Water-

man,

On Saturday last the
men's Wiser tournament
was held under perfect golf-
ing conditions, Competing
in the tournament were 3|
teams of two men who were

nually £

ars.
AND VENTURES are building a one- yeThis years winners were

Wayling and Moroso who
shot a five under par round
of 67, Our congratulations
are extended to Dick and
Paul on their fine showing.

The runner-up position

District Hospital
To he Presented
- With Pacemaker

The Ladies Auxiliary
to the Castlegar and District
Hospital have agreed to pur-
chase a heart pacemaker for

ospital.
At a recent board meet-
ing, the first since the el-
ection: of officers, the use
of this machine was describ-
ed. It will be used to-aid
‘diac _condi-

pacemaker, giving
shocks which help out the
heart.

Cost of the device is
about $900.

Recently elected to the
board were Nick Oglow,
chairman, Jack Young, vice-

* chairman, Jack Scott, secre-
tary, with M. Rush, Ken
Rush and Bill Gattrell being

, directors. Mrs. Theresa
Webster was appointed re-
cording secretary.

Jack Scott was. appoin-

ted the hospital representa- |

tive on the regional district
advisory board.

PHOTOCOPYING

Letters — Birth Certificates!
Important Papers
Clippings

Ressonable Rates

CASTLEGAR NEWS

hadi!

The

KOOTENAY LAKE
FERRIES SCHEDULE

6

will be on the

Lake Ferries

for the summer
hedule will

quests to the
education for the use of
school buses for transport-
ing persons taking part in
recreation programs had
been denied in the past.

The Town of Castlegar
will subscribe to a half
page advertisement in the
1971-72 SHSS Ann as it
has done in the past.

* » oo

Castlegar’s sewage la-
goon is working very well,
reported Ald. R. W. Cook

Ferry Lights

» Those new stop lights
down at the ferry slip will
never be switched on.

A spokesman for the
highway department said
they weren't the right de-
sign and will have to be
replaced. This, however,
cannot be done until the el-
strike is settled,

1972 only.

Leave Balfour

MN,

10:00 p.m.
12:00 midnight

820 Nelson Avenue

May 15, 1972

season, except that the present
be in effect May 23, 24, and 25,

Pacific Daylight Saving Time
Vessel

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» GR. Kent
+ District Superintendent

Department of Highways
. Nelson, British Columbia

May 19, 1972,

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es of 68, Tied at 69 were
teams of Carkner and Matt
and Young and Lind. There

were seven teams tied at 69
and the positions as given
above were the result of an
exciting ehipoff.

Balls were awarded to
the team of Davis and Bird
as the most honest golfers
in the tournament with net
scores of 79,

Sunday was the mixed
Wiser's event. which also,
fell on Mother's Day and I
suppose that accounts for
the many husband and wife
combinations.

The, winner was the
team of Otto and Inez’ Wal-
ker with a net 74 followed

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night for nine holes and. he

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According to the latest
reports on the Castlegar 0)
en, the entries are st!
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with about only 50 more
positions Fembining to be
filled, 50 if you wish to par-
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quickly as it’s only three
weeks away.

JOBE Meeting uietnes:
iy, May 24 at 7.30 p.m.
Legion Hall. Mr. N L,
Barlee, historlan and
publisher will be guest
speaker.

moniously launch the: project. for which
* $300,000 has been budgeted by the pro-

vinclal government. ’
— Castlegar News Photo

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Slocan City. ‘A draw: was held in. conjunc

tion with the day’s festivities with proceeds

going, towards development of a: class “C”

park ‘and: campsite. Fred Osachoff of Win-

lew won ‘the $40 first prize in the draw. ‘day
‘ while ten Cheveldave.of Slocan Park won: ”
- $30. Les: Koochin of Winlaw won third’

prize of: $20 while Herb Christie of Slocan

won $10, — Castlegar News Photo

CROWNED QUEEN at Appledale’s May Day
‘celebration on Monday was Evelyn Verigin,
shown ‘herewith her two princesses, Vicki
“Misko, ‘left, and Irene Verigin, right. Queen
Evelyn is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nick
“NN. -Verigin of Perry Siding while trene is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Verigin
of Winlaw. Princess Vicki Misko is the foster
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Julie Ann Gordon. From left to right are”
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"Marion DeGuglielmo, page’ boy Peter Nor-
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monies, and’ Cst..D. Age, who.marched. at “
the; head of the long parade-.which  pre-»..
_ ceded the queen’ crowning ceremony. ie

UTIFUL QUEEN'S FLOAT composed. of
mer. flowers made of brightly-colored
pe paper presented an appropriate set-.
f on. Monday for: New: Denver's’ May
# Day “queen and her court. Crowned. as
‘quéen’ was, Marion: DeGuglielmo, a’ grade
10: student. at Lucerne \Junior-Senior’ High
School. Queen Marion: was crowned.: by
etiring queen Cathy Turner. Shown’ stand-
Fing:. behind. the royal party ‘is Princess

take. When that is com-
leted bids will be called,
je Sal ‘ rs 4 Ms

, | Often’ called the ““miss-
ing link," this.-16-mile

“astretch of road was given: >
‘treasury’ board “approval
In’ March.

Kinnaired-Salmo link is un-
way according: to Hon. -
@ Reservations
@ Tours

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tien in the Stanley, Humph-':
ries’ activity: : room’. from

turday
give his report-on’
the

:; Chamber’. of

; “BUCK PACHOLZUK
Pacholzuk Quits
As Recreation

Director
‘ulead teeter of id

gional Recreation Commis-
sion No, 1.

A/statement Issued ov-

er the weekend by the
board said ‘Mr. Pacholzuk
was. going to Penticton and
that tion, was ef-
fective May 25.

‘His: resignation»: was
“accepted with regret. All
of ‘his achievements are too
“numerous to mention, how-
ever, he ran a good recrea-
tion ‘prograw.” z

‘His achievements are -
many,” the ‘statement said,

and; they’ =

ark and man-

Saging the: Arena,’ :
“Mr, | Pacho! who

+has been. with -us‘ for ‘the

the ap

that Sam
at. that

co
was to.

tion silver
ad ay

Creek of the
ited. access road to

; cere-
start work on the

seven-mile stretch .of road ”

which replaces one drowned
by? the Hugh ‘Keenleyside

‘The provinelal govern-
Brothers, ¥

Mr,

31,
‘rhe work is being done
under the direction of dist-

Wi

“

proudest moments for me

since I was elected to ae

gislature.

‘Now construction has at last
started.”

. With about. a two mile

exception, the road will fol-
tow a new grade and a good

Hint for the Future ds Given

of, Ni
The original’ road was
built “in :1952 but when the

: period. During
residents of the Deer Park
rtsmen bi

area and
their “way. over. the: road
with difficulty. d
“For. the
four years,” Brothers
stated, “I’have been. trying
to: pursuade ‘the government:
that this road should be re-
located : for fe use’ of the

few words: ‘of

mumble ‘a
thanks, but-an hour or so:

later.:in’ the faculty lounge
‘of ‘Selkirk: College he -laun-
ched into of tales
airport aud seme of is pro

ort and some of its pro-
blems,

most: of which were:

taking part in a sit-in follow-
ing attempts by students‘to

ve him rt or change
his . method of ‘administer-
ing the schooL  -

Ata: meeting held in
the school gym on; Tuesday
night, ‘attended ‘by. about 70
parents, : it. was decided : to
try. to get together with the

students a bit more and: to”

of Trade (now. known as the:
‘ Commerce)

moved °: rocks © until . they

thought their backs: wo

bi Bill :Waldie ‘supplie
a surp

*y ed Saturday
Ald.” Steve Jankola,. repre: ;
Town: of”

Smelting of Trail

be at Columbia Gardens.’
“We wagged’ the CM
in’ said, “with

es, “they backed ' Castle;

‘as the. best of a poor busch
of choices.”

“ During the first year of .

‘Qperation, the - revenue ‘of

le airport was $840. “‘and

es

jh a counselling ser-
vice.
The meeting, described

“there's not much doubt the

: majority of parents ‘support.
me.’ 3 :
The 21 suspended stud- *.

ents are now back in their
classrooms.

TRIBUTES - were handed out on Saturday at
the : official. opening of the. new. airport
terminal: building | to: Mrs. : Ralph ‘West,
widow of the first chairman of the airport

‘past three or

al \government at the’ open-
ing ceremonies of the new
terminal building, Eric is

: sor, director-general: of
rt and: col

rou will att
welt ts

pele SL
to its pres, ©

airps
la, representing
Mayor: Colin: Maddocks
Kinnaird who was oat of

ai

if
i

ESpreR:
lat!
i fii

ily

‘committee and to Sam Muitheed end his
wife. Mr.: Muirhead: was one of the key.
figures in’ getting this ‘new. facility

- ar
Donald Brothers, minister
@ Hotel Accom.

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— Castlegar News Photo ,