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AR NEWS, Thursday, March 9, 1967

A tag” Gay may. be held in
Castlegar on Easter Saturday to
raise funds for the Quaker Med-
teal Service Committee to pro-
vide, medical supplies for Viet-

ao
Friends

aes pd C; Community. Chest,
ting the Fellow-

ship ae council's meeting were | |
Rugs ur° and Rev. Don |}

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to.
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MADDOCKS |=

NAVIGATION LOCK in the Arrow dam dwarfs the ear
man pointed out in. this Hydro photograph by the white

arrow. “Excellent progress”

is being made on the dam,

says Hydro’s construction’ manager at the project, Sam
Walker. The treaty project is being built by Foundation
Dravo while the consulting engineers on the project are
CBA Engineering. This view of the navigation lock is
taken from the downstream side of the dam. Water is due
to pass through the concrete section of the dam next

Feb. 1. -

Soroptimists

Hear About

Measles Vaccine Clinic

Mrs, Lyn Reynolds of the
West Kootenay Health Unit pre-
sented the program at the last
dinner meeting of the Soropti-
mist Club.

- Her topic was: the measle
clinic. Assistance was requested
for the organization of the clin-
ie in the Castlegar area. Mem-

bers of the club agreed to ar-
range bli and ‘also. to as-

with re, tratlon and fil-
at as required,’ ‘

‘A committee was appointed | With *

to be in charge of a float entry

PUBLIC NOTICE

Rummage Salo — Hospital Auxil-
lary Rummage Sale April 8—
‘Aux, would appreciate any use-
able.items of clothing, applianc-
es, furniture, etc. For prompt
pick-up phone—

8115, Thank you,

Cream of Tops Meeting, Rotary
Health Centre Castlegar. Welgh-
in 780 every Thurs. nite. For
antornin or Ph. 365-7043, 365-

Sr. Citizens Meeting — Legion
Hall March 10-7.30, Films on
South Africa will be shown by
Mr, Hughes.

Zhe David Thompson Stamp Olub
will meet at the home of Mr,
and Mrs. F. R pee Robson,
March 13 at 7.30 pi

IODE Regular Meeting Postpon-

ed because of show “Best of

Barkervilie’. Meeting to be held

4 h 20 at home of Mrs, J. F.
Killough.

Attention— Why wait until the
tush is on? Have that heating
or plumbing job done now, Dial
365-7531 for rast efficient ser-
vices

Beta Sigma Phi Rummage Salo—
Legion Hall, March 11, 10 am—

“Special Meeting of utmost’ im-
portance, Mothers of Browntes,
Guides and Rangers, Robson
Hall, March 16—8 pm,

vow St, Patrick's

in ane Kinnaird Centennial par-

© Looking Forward With
Youth” will be the theme of the
float, which will carry candi-
dates for the Soroptimist ‘Foun-
dation cibzenship, Award.
letter was read from the
Senior Citizens’ Club accepting
an invitation: to a, theatre pzy
and. tea ‘being held ‘April 1. 7
As_a Centennial. project, a
friendship link will be formed
a_ Soroptimist Club in
Brockville, Ont.

Castlegar Works
Supervisor Sick

Castlegar works supervisor
Charlie MacRae is in traction in
a Vancouver hospital.

The town office has been ad-
vised .that a neuro-surgeon be-
lieves Mr. MacRae's back prob-
lem is a result of a slipped disc
and has placed him in traction
for an expected 10-14 days.

inaird
Sates Party and Bake Sale,
United Church Bee March 17—

Cabaret Dance, March 31—ERob-
son Hall. Sponsored by Robson
ce. Soc, $2 per couple.

Sprlas. hcicanina?, Save

for LA to Canadian,
Lesion 1 Br, 170, Rummage Sale
12.

legar — Sees Mrs. R, Wadey,
Kinnaird —

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HALL

R. E. Goulet, Corner Pine
Open Mon. -

COUTTS

The Very Finest

CASTLEGAR DRUG

Sat. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Fri. $ - 9
Sun. & Holiday Hours: 12 noon - 1 p.m. 6 - 7 p.m.

MARK

& Columbia Ph: 365-7818

LEGION CORNER

At the regular bi- -mmonthly
meeting of the Branch held on
Tuesday night, two minutes
silence was observed. to the
memory of the late Governor-
General Vanier. -

Two club memberships
were read and accepted. There
has been for some time a delay

in the issuing of membership
cards for 1967 and many mem-
bers are quite concerned regard-
ing this-matter. An explanation
has finally come from the B.C.
Command. An unavoidable er-
ror was made in printing and
many cards have hbeen- with-
drawn for new printing. So com-
rades bear with your. Member-
ship Chairman and all will be
well shortly, this situation per-
tains to new memberships,

Members who are not re-

matter.

B.C. HYDRO AND

POWER AUTHORITY

Invites tenders for Construction
of Soil: Cement’ waterfront: ere:
tection . and associated filters,
groins, drains, and beaclics
at’ Ni » B.C, — raphe -
Reference: CQ: 3:
Sealed tenders Slearly marked
be received in

ayment of foe
5.5. ee for the

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way to be'':.:
‘comfortable ~

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Sizes'8 to 20

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Spring Clean-Up
Pruning Shears #3" 32

10: ft. Wood : $ 7.25

8 ft. Wood .: -$ 6.50

HAND PRUNERS 85: — $3.50
»-LOPING SHEARS :

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Provincial: Library,
Parliament Bulidings,-
Victoria, BeCo ,
Dec. 21/8777"

VOL, 20, No. 11

By ARNOLD MART IN:
| Staff... Reporter). -+

AS committee of’ citizens
formed*

to: “recreation
needs of the area has been ven
full support of she Kinn:
lage council...
of the coun-

cll hi aia tueniey di

8) eB
Loeblich maid. that fh
tended a maeating rita th
zens’. group...

“Twas. very. impresse id with
what.the: plan to do‘and I: feel
we should support. them whole-

eartedly,” he added,
hee Loeblich also noted that
lin Pryce, one’ of, the men
frearhaad in; formation’ of: the
ad tall proceed to

of meetings port cow

“The mmittes Cv

chosen,” sald’ N Mr. Loeblieh. wet

the’ citi-

re-} road, | Midwes o!

other groups a and intere:
Among the ’ other. nntters

discussed yy council was.one for

which a solution is not so easily

obtainable. < : ey
- Discussing “a road’ inthe
vetnity 0 of ne Woodland Pak

of
simply as a temporary,mea-
gure, Dat has since’ Eom
in-both“importance ‘and: degree
"of annoyance ‘to residents of the
area.

One of.the two who ‘wrote f

Crese., Rossland
graduation.:He later worked as |‘
a ter. on staff

5... A public: meeting at, Blue.
berry last week. voted “over.
i whelmingly” | against’ ‘inclu-}
sion of the commun!

ity In_any |:
district, municlpality et. up in

, this area.

¢ mectinas, Bill. Horvath, report-
Sed on tnformation gained on
ithe subject.

i sion @-vote on was tal
+ an “overwhelming atari
of the: approximately: 47_rate-
‘pavers’ in) at ee
acainst / partici “in
district plata ea tt ‘at this
‘time as we cannot see where,

The unity, : howover,
will “Still "participete in
meetings, held,on a.DM a
Mr. Horvath’ will: centinus- to

he had. at-|®

well Loeblich

many le also
letiert from the vi

esi:
<| He also worked f
> thes Lethbridge He

| artior,” Mr ‘Allam told:commi

alonera,::

R.H 813: Silver-
wood! Cresc., the other resident
n| ot the area who complained: of

porary” but has. become: busier.
and more rundown with the pas-

ge
‘Cannot. legal “action be
taken to block off the road?” he
queried commissic
~A-motion accepted b;

the two letters Ae
road is one rivate zope and
thus: is athe! rer Billy
if thee com

Commissioners agreed, how.
ever, ‘that something should be
done. to have the road either,
disused or improved.”
suggested > residents
should make: ie gener ot the

yf
aio n, cognizant vor it its. con-
ested that. a
to. Midwest advisin;

iod'o'z complaints over’a per-
of years, Fe

missioners suggested fate to

Martin Johns

Castlegar News

Reporting Staff

ie Castlegar News is

Pleased to announce. the’ addi.
Hen to its staff-of Arnold Mar- |
“oA native’ of Rossland, Mr.
Martin graduated from Rosand
inten Secondary. Schoo!

He began working with ‘the
Miner = shortly. after

of two!

bridge, Alta.

:) cluded. AS year — of: joi
study at tt: Whitworth College in
Spokane

‘Mr. ‘Martin’s education’ in-| men’ sald.

dam last’ Friday.’ Ren ‘Alberg, “far ‘left;
ceived his membership in the Turtle Club
because his. wearing of ‘a hard

50) fas dood posi Simei te for. the: Ar-
and. Duncan dams; Mr. Irving, an iron
‘worker; ‘Herb Darnley, Foundation-Dravo's

vented injury when a piece of material fell: ‘Project’: manager; Bryan Quinlan; Hydro’s

on his head. Red Irving, centré,!received::assistant

his award for having hada

when a 12-foot long 2 X 6 fell 40. feet. ont

his head. Eiciared here are:

hard
Mr. Aare Photo

t construction manager; Paul Dyer,
safety supervisor for Foundation-Dravo, and
+ Alex Borodula, curly officer. — Hydro]

"Sa port. for’ sta of. thi
ntennial pert, for ing

‘Show’ tn Castle.
‘been ee d |

h West, Castlegar re-
a a on. the gar re

i :
jj idea that,“as they. are 2 eed
ee put: on (a: Show, at

committee,

said that‘ the - squa-|“

Now Gasllegar Clerk. .

Castlegar’s new town. clerk,
Ambrose Percheson, is now. set-

tled in’ behind ‘his. desk‘ in the
a

town ‘office here ,and-is loud in
his praise of the’ ans

is “very active, young and seems

-Castlegar itself, he adds,

to be jasm, Its wlth youth and
wd com nota

helpruiness which © he:

pend in ihe community at the
beginning of,

giloyn of
= [tim

B.C.'s a Land of Sunshine: and: Promise’

to accept'asimilar position with |’
the City of: Trail:
The new; eh comes -to

fel
pality
cipal office is located at Neepa-
Pri ass
allty/ 6 of

Mr, West said the squadron in
ip! gate:
| ing. of eer for. a’ Castlegar.

+s - would: “like! aber
of. Lnatonn ‘whose muni-,

e ‘air show
coe

Pa for the

“4 mined at

tic
ck-off being held
Aniong the highlights are a

much’ greater. than d.
i. uMr. Wayling told the Castle-
gar. News that of the 26 or: more’
persons or Ele sho who’ audition-
lent

show’ being held at 7.30 p.m.:at
KJSS ° are:: ‘John’: Irvi

There e possibility, Mr.
Wayling adted that the ‘talent
show, held throughout

basta, with
A a final we A rogular in Decem-
er.

The final show. would fea-

| from the ‘best oft the Performers

om previous shows and possib-

> one® or.-more out-of-town
form:

the: prizés had not been deter-

‘The
leave Castleaird-Plaza

show ‘is R. C.. Maddocks
of Castlegar.
~ Mr. West told the News that
he -had contacted the’ Minister.
of. Defence :: regurdin
No’ answer inguiry
had" been received p press 1e,
‘but Mr. Maddocks agreed sup-
‘port. of | other municipalities
ven ‘and ‘that
this ‘would ificant fact-
or ins aging the iow here.
tere have "been written
oO oat and commissions | 3!

the o ahaw.

ford,
with a: firm of | OF ‘chartered accoun.
‘tants in Wiinipeg:

» He :said he; decided on his
move. to..Castlegar because of
‘ithe. challenge ofa position with

2 community in a’grow-
ing area.”Also, Be C.’8 reputation
‘asa

the district; Mr. Mad-
d locks. said; and ‘it seemed’ jikely
that’ virtually «all would’ throw
thelr weight behind” the: Castle. |
gar bid. -
“We will ‘just have ‘to wait

and ‘see: now,” Mr. Maddocks
concluded. “But the ° situation

local ©
of, floats.
Ranaird's Centennial Queen

talent! show which may become |!

time. :
entennial lal ‘parade: will

7 aight a

a
Anil

tip
a
a

eye
bik
it
ilk

Lily ‘McKenzie, will also be rid-

continuing their

Castleaird Plaza. 5
Sgt. Jim Band said ‘“‘we have
reason to believe all seven were
done by. the same person or per-
sons'?\on Monday; night.”

Set. Band ‘said entry. to four
offices in: the Bank. of; Montreal
building - was aecomplished by by

does look good ‘at the present.”

n | breaking a window.to
to the building ‘and: then ind! indi-

of
and promise”” yee “ot unknown

‘The town clerk and his wife
saa Abe a°16-month-old baby
. Percheson: was a mem-

per’ of the Neepawa Lions Club
and served on the:Area:-Develop-
ment Board, Centennial Corpor-
ation and was clerk-treasurer of
the! Nee] paw and Area’ ‘Wildlife | ro:

4s He 4 interested in the con-
servation of ‘game and in ‘proper.
id use and his dete are

3) an

=A worker at the Arrow dam
‘died Monday night when the car
he was drivin

with: another "ear on on the: Robson

ad.
Police’ said: John Lionel | y-
Leahy, 43,- died on:the: way. to
astlegar and District Hospital
after the accident ‘His. car was

in: collision’ with’ a‘: vehicle: re-

_ Arrow Dam Worker Dies
After Robson Gar Crash

The acting vice principal: of
Selkirk College for the past four
months, \Dean: A. 'E.- Soles,: has
been. appointed. the: institution's
new principal.

‘The, announcement: of the

appointment was ‘made’ last. Fri-| B.C. -
col

day by C uncil chairman
John Fence who agpes tn the

The
been dean 6 of bth

com
Gollege since'h ble spate to Dean’ Soles’ judgement and his

the thes faculty a

takes. over. the ‘principal. | 2!

ahip’ “from retiring: ‘principal Gor-
don Campbell ‘on: May; 31.

Although ‘the “number. at
applicants for the: position

curri
, | Selkirk’ College.‘

not announced by Mr. Welton, it

is understood ‘that Mr. Soles’
application. ‘was ‘the only one
from the Kootenay area, ia
Noting that Dean Soles will f
take some 12 years of experience
in educational administration
‘io his new. position, Mr.
Welton. added. that during, the |
past ‘year Mr. Soles “has‘played
a°major ‘role in’ developing: the
lculum | and’ philosophy ¢ Of

‘He ‘ added? ~“Counceil - has
eto trust and respect both

ibility. ‘We have Brest confidence
in the:future of Selkirk: College
under. Mr. Soles’ leadership.”

The.-new. principal ‘is no
| stranger to the Kootenays.

‘He spent his childhood in

Golden and received his early
education. there. Following ser-
vice with the Royal Canadian ain

‘orce

in the summer’ school’ and even-

ing divisions and brings to his

new ee a wealth of under-
te.

Canada to.

his
B | ot the University of British Col- | at
‘|umbia and’ at ‘Victoria: From
1952 until he foined the College

culty. Mr. Soles served in B.C.
pee ‘schools in a} variety |»
of; sentor positions, culminating
In| a- six-year term as the super-
vising principal of: the J. L.
rome penton, Secondary School

«Mr. . Soles’. post-gradu:

University and: at Cc.

deals vant the development,
ge com-

munity colle, ser. He has Jectur-

Commenting. i his ee:

ment, Mr..Soles stated he .was

“really Pleaser but also .very
Dy

son, 60, of Tore

Eoaieenre ROMP said Rich-

ling west when the accident h:
pened and Leahy was apparent
_ | travelling SR:

- Richardso:
:/euts ‘and ‘bruises in'the accident.

at 2 p.m. in Trail. Dr: J. R. Har-

vigan of Trail is the coroner.

RCMP. are
tte! into’ a: series. of|
never break-ins in Castlegar and]?

sustained. minor| :

RCMP are Investigating
7 Break-Ins on Mondoy

| Bank Manager
Is Being Moved

‘Phe’ accident-took:place at|. Tanager of the
4.30 p.m. Richardson was travel- 5

ocated between the United
States ‘and: Cuba, : ie island
bts becorne an important tour-
f: nm i

ry
Selkirk College ranks, as a-pion-
eer educational institution in.the
province; and -it isan exciting
prospect: to have been selected

ate i ”
work-has been done at Sanford & for thie Boulton.

A successor to the ‘office of
College. Dean has not yet been
appointed but additional. staff

are ted in the

advertising deadline will. be

ed at the University of Victoria

near future,

5 p.m. Monday.

- Castlegar News is Out
Wednesday Next Week

of the Good Friday holiday next: week, the.”

Caster News will publish one day early on Wednesday, -
are!

. All deadlines will: be advanced one day. The display

12 noon ‘Monday while the

classified ads deadline will be 12 noon Tuesday.

All columnists are requested to: put tieir columns
through the Castlegar News mail slot sometime over the
kend while the deadline for general news items will be