BROOMBALL FATRON Dav Dave 0 Ward, Heh, wes i Presented a
plaque week “Fe

Selkirk College Awards

roar Selkirk students last

were
coordinator, and alex Wal-
lach, SEC apne
Presenting the award was
College principal Andy Soles.
Minor awards, leather-
bound citations, “for -
cant

marked the end of d the Geleee | broomball ee . Making the
presentation is department head Bob Conkin, also an avid

broomballer. Also hono! r his participation was Al
Riedel, captain of the Bank of Commerce team. He was pre-

sented with a golden broom, symbolic of sportsmanship, lead-

fe
life,” were revented to Te:
d y Bertuzal,

\drews,
Robert (Soot ) Grate, Shirley
pare fob hey, Jay jay Kolth-
Gauley, Lin-

ership and ability.

#|good attendance. The servi

iterpretations and per-_

ng
sonal philosophy, he proved that “Everyone is a fool—the |

biggest 1 fool is he who doesn’t know it.” A story on his re-!
mar ie carried elsewhere in this edition, — Castlegar Ne lews
0

Easter Sunrise
Service Was Held
Gn Bloomer Hill

An Easter sunrise service
was held on Bloomer Hill Sun-
day morning with a fairly
ice
was opened by Gwilym Hugh-
es, who extended a welcome
to all and gave the call to
worship.

All joined in the singing

fesus Christ is Risen To-

The scripture was read by
Rev. J. Wiseman, prayer and
Lord’s prayer were led by
Rev. C. Howard.

The address was given by
George Hermanson.

‘with the ‘sing “of Am
Kien e zing en,

were in-

‘ited 1 tot the Un Gaked Che Church | rides.

jhall where | coffee
cross buns were

and hot

da Secco, Susan Wallach, and
Dan Willlams.
contribu-

“Meritorious
were acknowledged by
resentation of honorable

e,

delec, Wayne Peppard,

sep, ‘Tom Stevenson, Gayle
Caro) ik,

Horsemen’s Club

‘d TAKING A_LAST LOOK at
the Blurb, Be-!

in Edition, edi-
tor Norm Wolfe reminisces
on his job of leading the pap-

er’s effort for the past year.
Norm said he had found the
work salceiculte but rewarding

Norm: Wolfe is Retiring
As College Blurb Editor

4 | week received a further. hon-

| Year for 1967-63.)
Ni firet. director of operations

The “first official editor”
of the Selkirk College Blurb,
the school’s sometimes ‘con-
troversial and always infor-
mative campus newspaper last

if Norm Wolfe, a second-
year student, was last Thurs-
day named ‘as Student of the

Although he was not the

for the paper, he was the first
to bear the official title of
editor.
Norm took over as edi-
tor of the College paper in
1966.

Prior to that, he was

PUBLIC NOTICE

Lote Society, Rally — in
: Baptist Church . in Rec, Hall. 9
$3.00, Couey:

“Trail and District‘
Dance Jamboree.
ma. April 26, 27. and

Kinnaird CIT, wil hold
a: . Any
of house cleaning, -
baby 8 sting or household ;
Proceeds ‘for

prenirta forcen CGIT
Conference: Ph. 365-6996

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Spring Cabaret, April 26,

ae April 20-4:
will

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The Blurb began as a
single sheet first published
the initial week of the Col-

Has Been Formed
For this District

With the increasing in-
terest in horses shown in the
Castlegar area, some of the
horse ‘owners have -got_ to-
gether and formed the Cast-
Jegar Horsemen's Association.
club has elected an

sident. T.ucien

secretary, Daphne K
and four executive directors:
Dave Leitner, Don Sidoni

Bouliane. - ie
The club has put on one
playday and one box social
were very

The
executive consisting of, pre-|
vice

Audrey Hague and Wendy | ig

Lieutenant Tony Dalton, ‘of

the -Fort Garry Horse from | ¢,
is one of 900

dians on duty with the United

Nations peacekeeping

Vancouver's Town Fool —
Laments as He Lampoons

dager g role Pahl devil. He didn’t realize I am
Si half angel a as well.”
Vancouver's town fool is
a clown — but his mesage is Jadalstic Tradition indicates
one of tragedy as -well as|¢the fool does not pass through
comedy. sane laments as well} the Last Judgement.
as lampo “The fool has already
| iudged himself, so God’s|m
euient doesn’t apply.”
Pointing out that the
as is 11, he re-

‘that there are 10 aldermen on
the Vancouver council.
The fool plays no part,
the self-appointed jester re-
plains, thus pointing payin poe
Fact that everyone is pla;
a p part whether or not he: Teak

th ee ear Joachim! Peikis' & ss
ie expression goes, no foo!
Far from the demented or

other hand, symbolizes the
angel.
“Campbell saw only the

ren’s fairy tal
Humpty ‘Dumpty is vari-| the

man
Mains that ancient

-jtered around Shakespear’s
concent t that “All the world’s
a

The “Who will
put Humpty D Dumpty togeth-
er again bs ecomes worthy of

re than infantile thought. | are

"it the world is the
character, who indeed,
queries, will put i pace to-
gether, now that
and splintered?
or messsage
behind his lampoons, he ex-

ity is the resurrec-
tion oe Christ, I dot not believe
he has risen. I believe he is
ising.”

In the restoration of the
ancient tradition of court fool,
he sees a restoration of many
ancient traditions, most cen-

the idea. is_mi

split| Trail, immedi
Asked about a Christian in
Christian Bert Lamb wil

plains, “The comersione, of| mam

as poszible.
Pts James Hall of

forces
on Cyprus. Lt. Dalton is the
son of Mrs. Opal Dalton, Cas-
dlegar.

-}organ of the student body.

lege’s operation on the ‘Cel-
gar campus.”

From there, it grew to a
full-fledged, often controver-
stal and’ always informative

First head of the paver
was Tom McGauley, a gradu-
ate of Castlegar secondary
schools.

‘He was succeeded by Geo-
rge White of Trail and then

“| Norm at the election of 1967

Terry Row of Nelson. who
passed the responsibility to

officers in April, 1966.

An English language ma-
jor, Mr. Wolfe said he plans
a nd Simon Fraser in the

His ultimate goal is a
position in the teaching pro-
ose shed if he was consider-

ing exten bis College
fa he ‘replied, “No, Gefinite:

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Provincial Library,
Parliament: Buildings,
Victoria, B.C.

Dec. 31/8

Published Every Thursday at ‘The Crossroads of the Kootenays”

VOL, 21, No. 17

CASTLEGAR, BRITISH COLUMBIA,’ THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1968

10 CENTS PER COPY

‘Selkirk Mill Rate. Props by One-Third

|q Slight Increase i in

boys ‘will have to be content for some ‘years

to come with
Close of the

wor! fora Ib With the gio
king vine.

day, the pair
ate
as Monday.

te ~ A cut iii both ‘the school
district Selkirk Col

legar Be Tenant henlant
ig
ed budget news in the area

Tee School District No..9
includes

controve in the:community:
eit ery because the

ie

‘This means, in ctual
thatthe ang In acu ach
‘will “have: been

Possible |

services, the recreational com-
rate . mission’ and ambulance ser-

<:He said the three-quarter
mill levy would be for the

special services
ing provided’ for, the town-at

‘or Towns

the town's specific educational . bi
ita malt aird

ra 15 cent
iighout tha area Chis sare lnk ie bpereat
will be 2.37 mills, OF mus: 13 mills |the Brilliant dam's and Celgar
from last year’s 1.0' to
Inclusion of the Colcell

ch as
arits with ‘within in Castlegar's mun-
ra: |Feipal has also had

nts
ye ear Castlegar pro Kinnaird Perec
per cent of the

ne 13: rural: 31.18 per ceut.

ot) ‘ail will be for
sum of money
not mot ald by | by the the municipalit

ee eee
new, town ‘status.
innuind municipal ‘clerk

said yesterday

regional district e

tak ron in the Tu
pal. rate ‘be about

If the work ofa joint which d Tication. of effort
planning .co: nami tbe frm from the -and eh dup causes ineffici-
Castle, aird Unit. sney ane and. waste

Churches and St: David's
mamitioe ren 01
quate < that ate ae ane aus
REP jwill ibe in ‘work’of the three’ churches;
near for. example one very active

youth’.: group,
fo: Re-! ‘groups, counselling, Visiting
gional Ecumenical Parish; the and iallege workin which
urpose of which is to.com- the three ministers ci er: 0
e the resources of the two ate, a’ joint “Christmas
ited Churches and St. Dav. service at St. David's (standing wh
Church ‘for aly) an and a Good Eviday

de th:
Tegults, dhien card often in a fact in some aspects of of cs ¥

ents “6 f the ‘An Tratn:

ing Centre at: ‘Sorrento cheld | unity
in * Castlegar

United
Church : 1
ipl ane
‘meéting
several monte t now feels that
the’ time has - come’ to ato

y Be 80. ‘so much ae effective, in|?

but
cies Natineen Peep rnared|
of.which involved
were usin:

7 = ards Joint =

the’ point that REP ‘means a

in. areas’ of’ Christian

getion: “which does: not: pave
to’.wait: for unis

mor each - added
some ~ house bleach and
red’ with *a‘ brush:
One: died: quickly:
it along time in id

erica:
tells’ about 20 ‘pet
d pte b being ‘overcome by: gas’

it) a’ combination of gases releas:
ire |ed leaning snietures

from a cl

cation, social ‘action,, stew:
(: pinselling, you:
ee Fowke bad ‘all. other. fields

‘The Castlegar ' and iD District}
ry Chamber “of, Comm
formed a conimitios tain invest

2 Concerns May Locate
Here White Tells Council

ihe area ‘gen
der® certain cragitons a could
mean the’: Castlegar-Nelson'

area, °
clogs ‘are interested in de-

are

“Chamber Plans Talk-In
With Selkirk Student

gate a arrangements for a “talk-
ith Selkirk ‘College stu:
dents But action’ on the con-
cept. will wait*until this fall.
Chamber‘ members’ were
toid at a recent: meeting that} -
the seuson fa fons, examinations
iis il posal imp practical fos|
ie. proposal ra ‘or
the present College ‘term.';
‘The talk-in: proposal ‘aro:
atla oe sata meeting when it it
‘was noted: there ‘a)
be some: doubt’ in: the: minds

ittee
logue”; with

"The: four members .com-

ani
| incomplete se ots availat

committee “will pear ns
proposed oan for REP ata

:| three ef ME urches and_all other

the Hi

of: College: students ‘as ‘to: the
true function of the. Chamber. |‘

came from president Jack Hip: the
‘well

-|to the premier,“who
finance

i persons in
Arrow Arms on “Sunday, ‘at
7.80 p.m,

: Chamber Queries se
MLA & Premier:

spatching of vet. t
MLA‘ for ‘Rossland-Trai

‘On School Taxes - | cers

a |
same day, in Robson as also

on. page eee
Fires ‘Already ©.
Strike in Area”
Forests Locally
Although Castlegar’s fire | ATO™,
de cially
until May 1 four gies fave

were Maven ar beta
ven 01
caused by r believed to be

~All! cent weeks ha

=| Harding i

The “election pot is _al-
ready stirring in Kootenay-
West with announcement
week by new Prime’ Minist-
er Pierre Elliott. Trudeau of

an election for Tues., June 25.
wwil| First

the race is NDPer |be the
ig Randolph Harding, sitting) a K

in Federal Race -

Munro After PC Banner |

of having met. voters before Conservative nomination,
at the polls in the Kaslo-| ‘The - hopefat

is | Slocan' section of Kootenay. sad bis his “major ‘eoncern is

‘West t riding. the development of the
Next. pa to officially West Kootenay ... We should
enter the Bets expected ‘to have sufficient federal

Party and
a ‘Minnsird mane Jolin Munro,
ten!

who was nominated by retir-
MP. Herbert’ Herridge at
a. convention’ in’ Nelson on
earlier story on

page four.)
Mr. ‘goes into the
Face with a successfull record

tention to}:
seek the Pc fonination:
Tuesd
ed hi

partment at Selkirk’
and his intention to. seek the

A prechoslovakia is at pre-,:
sent unt i) ‘an experi-
ment” which * ania in

untry. still’ con-

siders | he: reelt a‘part of the
Soviet bloc, the changes in re-,
ve shown ‘a re-

turn to democracy.

The e most serious of the
three, a three-acre

miles ‘west. of
the ferry in Robson, cost: fax:
$800 in

will pi
sss tee eo
ie now, fo. fies | Last
charac! of both,
western and Soviet worlds ‘he

F Gradissloreklan Rep
Speaks of . Experiment

St xpi very soon. He. predic.
that

ma for att
2.) country ‘and one of the rea

Mr. Zemla Tuesday: night
addressed a meeting. of : the
Canadian Tasditate: ite of Interna-
tional Affairs at ‘Selkirk :Col-

lege.

“The concept of the ‘iron
curtain’ is outdated. It can no
longer be applied,” he’ saidat

conference. :

he ue oma

ideological spheres.
‘A; wheat ‘agreement. signed
beverel years-ago with Canada| tion

ould‘ be: signed; ay although he
foes

resent agreement is
of. 1.2 million ‘tons.
A strong desire’ of the

sons ‘for. Mr. Zemia’

Canada.
“He said the “traditional”
export from his country. has
been a type of fine glassware. |cred
Last year. this. was renee
ted as,’ for’ the first time,

crews.
Still a; third . blaze “the

‘had

The Chamber declined to

and membership, Dave
‘Moroso. ; O

ting
1 tes cat.
ye

The’
explained that one" ‘hs the grea:

in:
‘out-of the: bag just
Bs ite said.

test: problems. at
ition “of

‘Mr. \White stressed the
fact that ‘terms of:

cooper and Paul

NEW. SIDEWALK LA le completed soon

Maple St.
on

‘of: Castlegar’s ‘board ‘are -de- ng @
town “4

on?
‘boards Tietea walk

sere specifically in Castlegar,

as opposed ' to a concept'of chu, I ders and: Louis- Jacques;

Work Super sc

¢ Lutz said ‘Tu
‘willbe “ready. f
pouring forms aro So a

after
reached’ “an” extent” of: one-
r-acre, et 2

‘ adult cupennien of children
: parents: should. carefully’ 5 su]

especially : men-
tioned by “Forestey Officials. .
lessness and: lack of

can result in great losses, and

ae fire,'the cueee spokes:

Plaza intsocige
Is to be Re-Paved
When the Weather
Warms Up for Joh

+ Re-paving of ‘the | Kin-
naird © interc! awaits
ict high-

Mr, Martin | told the Cast-
News that the hig was
originally ‘p ined have
been started ‘by now, tout has
been delayed because < the
mperat ature is not as high

igh-|ada are. ‘very © different, in

nett and
sniniater. of te oad comet

visit
the CIIA through-
out western Canada.
Czech ia_and Can-

Day!
2 amt a cert warts at

spite of. the ‘fact there are
some resemblances in the two
coun’ Present 'self-examin-

ation,

“But that'is no reason why
we can’t have uaderstanding:
why we: can’t carry oi
Relations and trade ‘with aeeh

gin: the

and will move to the Kinnaird,
location when, weather: condi-|
tions allow or after: comple:
tion of: the‘ Thrums' work.
“We are concerned about
the strip of highway too;”-he
said. “But: the -weather. has
been 1 peainst us.

meb concluded.

He
ginning: ie worl

- Gov't. Approves Grant
For Rotary’s Villa Here

A $43,400 grant to the Castlegar Rotary Club's Castlegar |f 5
Society was by th

inet.

: Tn telephone call tothe, Castlegar News that aftern
| Minister-Without-Portfollo Isabel Dawson gald the SOnDy
rovincial share for the project as ‘

Fepresents, the $0 per cent p:

—Castlegar News Photo

grant
e:Rotary Club has plans that are well advanced for
12 done aie che ean at the corner of 5th Ave. and

Willow St. near the hospital:

gave tio date for be-|6
‘Kk,