‘Castlegar News, Sept. 28, 1967

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appearance; around the rink site.

ti nd.

are asking, the ‘public for finan-

cial support. A; ;
i > July: 26,, 1956 ;

A picture was | carried in.
the. Castlegar: News showing. the
huge; beams to be used: in co’
struction of the arena. :;

21,000: ARCHES ENDANGERED
Unies VOLUNTEERS HELP: :

sh Aug. 2), 1956 5
\ Ice arena arches: wo!
total oF ea 00 imay jhe end
ered : through | .w: ess,
eeiunteer, labor‘ can: becrounded:
up) to: complete carpenter: work:

*

thin; the coming days; Project |}

Society. officials’ say. *'.).3 1...
: The ‘arches,’ which arrived
here‘about:10 days.ago,-are now.
the’: id at the

unteer work groups from’ Rus-.

digesex

sian-speaking cohimunities‘show-)}::f

ed ‘up en’ masse: atthe ‘site. \)) |

group of 20° men_;from |‘

Thrums and Tarrys were on the

job. Sunday. morning with’ the |:

ual

the board: was

and: volunteer: Jabor ‘was again

‘the-main ‘topic. ‘ Dee :
“Tt'was hoped ‘that: more

‘groups would follow. the exampl
‘Lof the

Tarrys Improvement Soci- |!

be‘rounded. up’ before the: start
of the bad ‘weather. seas

DOUKHOBOR CHOIR DONATES|

$50 TO RINK

Aug.) 30,7195 :
ukho! “choir -has'

|. 2 ‘The .Do
donated $50: toi‘the’. Project: So-
claty, for:the construction of ‘the
Mt rink, DE peo ati: :

" problem and ublic --v

quite thrilled ie big job.
The work at the rink now

is: not heavy and entails ‘most-|

rth
foards, but a large number of
workers are needed. There are
about 3,330: blocks to be nailed

erection: the ni
will be’: started.
{About 30

labor at: the preparation: of. the
foundation, a similar. volunteer
effort’ would ' again: be: forth-
coming. ; Sate

RINK CONSTRUCTION SHOWS
SPURT AS RUSSIAN-SPEAKING
VOLUNTEERS RALLY

Aug. 28,1956
. The rink construction show-
ed a spurt last week 3

The ‘cheque has. come from

| the group of:'Texas farmers who

toured’ the’ District: recently. A

tt was. also: learned-: that
these groups will appoint a'mem-

of directors.

Tt was felt by the directors |
ol-that these «gestures ‘on'.the part

‘and ‘that enough’ labor’ could

of the Russian-speaking citizens
of ‘the :Disrtict: speaks: well for
the : future’of: the ‘rink. %
_ Weekday labor,. the ‘direct-
ors said, was: still falling short
of the needed amount; However,
several groups of-‘young’ men.
have. been’: organized: and '.are
doing, a good: job; but..in order.
that.’ covering)’ with’ aluminum
may. be’ completed: before © the

start: ofthe’ bad: weather, ‘larger |

turnouts would be nece:

PROJECT. SOCIETY. URGES
YOUNG PEOPLE TO WORK
ORR eT OR

7 Sept. 6,°-1958
<A. special. appeal.’:to the

the ‘rink .was going: to be used
mainly ‘by: the :younger ‘genera-
tion, ‘it: was only: fair to: expect
that more: young. people would
show: up ‘at the’site todo: their
share’ of: volunteer.Jabor.:

"| ber to the Project Society: board |:

“The, appeal. for ‘labor ac-

quired: greater: urgency. with the

: ‘A Hockey Team Active Sometime in the

imminent approach of fall and
winter weather and the sheeting-
in barely started.

‘After the shesting-in there ||

it'was decided: that’)
would *be“used for:
‘students to the site. :

will still be ‘a fair amount of
work left inside with plumbing,
wiring and seating installation.

BITTER DISSAPPOINTMENT

NOTED AT‘ PROJECT SOCIETY Re

MEETING

i Oct. 4, 1956 i
«2 Bitter ciseppciiiment with
the residents of the District was
the:'prevailing feeling at the

last.public meeting of the Pro- iz

«|ject® Society.

U Only a handful of men, most

of them: members of clubs .and |:
organizations,’ attended the spe- |:

the rink,
Well’ they

eir answer. — |!

VILDI G SPURT:

yy
. | who went:

which: was! a-modest figure if
ured: against the total out-

s| lav.-He ‘said:it ‘was hoped ’a ere-|-w

lumber:

dit" could ‘be-arranged ' for ‘the | b

nderson ‘said’ that ‘al’.

Ba! 1 this
week and about one. third ‘of: the

al’ meeting. “| Sia
An’ account of: the public

tote

east side Has‘ alsi
with<alumini

se ant, William Ewart Gladstone
emen Spoken with sincerity.

’
ane

were in’ lycway: opt
they remain a_part of sour.

da:

ung as ada : ust
progress such as..we enjoy. To do so in one hunc red'y

‘requires a nation etermined - citizens.

Thankfully, we have them.