12. CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Oct.. 17, 1968

Participate in Local Govt

Dear Sir: to this climax where many people

“How can we overcome this

pa

The definition of “apathy” is
escried by Webster's dictionary
as “lack of feeling” or “indiffer-

have a tendency to discharge their} trend of Inck of interest or con-

civic responsibilities by leaving
unrewarding tasks up to thelr nel-

ence,” ghbours or letting. things, however
Has our mode of lving come they may be, iron\themselves out?

democracy?
Must the interested few go out

MINOR HOCKEY:
REGISTRATION
Saturday, October 19, 1693
ARENA —

10.00 a.m. © 12.00 a.
MITE MITES ;

DEFINITELY LAST CHANCE ! '

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PUBLIC NOTICE Lady Bird Circle Rummage

Sale, Legion Hall Nov. 2, 10 -
4.

Robson. W.I. get acquainted
Tea, Robson Hall, Oct. 23,

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Nov, 23rd is the date of St,.
David's. Anglican ‘W.A. (Cas-
tlegar Branch) Annual Tea
St. David's Evening. Guild and Bazaar. Christmas novel-
will hold Annual Tea & Bake | ties and decorations a special
Sale, Legion Hall, Oct. 26 - } feature also ‘holiday baking

2.30 to 4.30. and homemade mincemeat,

The Castlegar Flying Club
will hold a meeting at the
Airport on Sunday at 8 p.m."

Kinnaird Parents Committee
will‘meet at home of Mrs,
Gregory 255 - Sth Ave, Kin-
naird, 8 p.m. Oct, 21, All mo-

thers welcome,
PLUMBING &

SMITHS “i2tenc

iT. — PHONE 32401

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People to action?

The very principle of the de-
mocratic way of life is based on
participation of the public in all
phases of government. It should be
the responsibility of every indiv-
fdual to take an active interest in
the betterment of our community
and _socicty.

This obligation will never
cease to be a demanding one. Un-
less” our society banishes the
word apathy and the attitude “let
George do it" we may some
cease to find the kind of life as
we Ah it now. Now is the time

ing of the approach-
ine municipal and school board
elections which take place in Dec-
ember,

Conscientious
» KRA Member °

DEER PARK SOGIALS

Mrs, E. WILLIAMSON

Mr. and. Mrs. E.-T. Coleman,
son Donald Coleman and daughter
Mrs. Eric Guy, all of Nelson were
the recent guests of Mr. and Mrs,
H. C. Coleman.

W. (Bill) BU eRemans: accom
panied by Mr. and Mrs. J. Bunn,
all of Trail spent the holiday week-
end. at the -Briggeman summer
home here,

Mr. Louis Wine ‘and son Marvin
of Bentley, Alberta, were recent
visitors to Deer Park.

Mr, Arthur Dindauist son-in-,
lew and ‘daughter,’ and Mr. John
Negleski, all of ‘Bow Island, Al-
prea were recent, visitors to Deer

ark.

Mr. and Mrs. Don Symington
of Nelson were the guests of Mr.

id Mrs.

Mr. and: Mrs. “A. Lennox. of
Oasis were visitors in‘Deer Park
enroute to their summer home
‘on the Arrow Lakes where they en-
joyed a few days ‘fishing.
“Recent visitors to. Deer Park
from Renata - included: Mr. ‘and

Trail, were, Mrs, R. Worley, ‘Mr.

“| V.-C. Worley, Mrs, Ethel Lamont,
Mrs,

J. V. Briggeman, Mrs, L. Eld-
er, Mrs. R- Seaman and Mr,’ Ray-
mond Briggeman. ‘

Mr. and Mrs, Louis Schwart-
zenhauer ‘and f¢ ‘of Rossland

were recent visitors to Deer Park,
‘Mr. and Mrs. Ted Worley and
¥amily of Robson and Mr. ‘and
Mrs. G.) A, ‘Walker of | Silverton
were recent visitors at the ‘Worley,

°| homehere.

OUR MOST PO! POPULAR STYLE
Or par ery: STEEL TOR
per ons 53cm i UPPER

RD (OIL RE-
aSTANT)& 20LE AND HEELS,

| MADDOCKS |

FAMILY OF
VITAMINS.

Vitamin-Mineral Tonic for Grown-Ups: and
. AYERST, at  MIMITED eck

~ CASTLEGAR. DRUG.

R. E. Goulet, ‘Corner’ of ‘Pine & Columbia
; Fes Phone ‘365-3911: *

Mr. and Mrs, W. ‘Schwartzen-
hauer, and family of Castlegar were
among the many visitors to Deer

nm
Mr. O.,Sutherland of Robson and
many more,

"ROBSON SOGIALS

Mrs. . Sanford ‘Ph.’ 365-5883

° Mr, and Mrs. W. Barrett of
Vancouver spent the weekend with
Mrs. Barretts’. father and mother,
Mr.-and. Mrs. Bert Martin.

«+ Glen: Shuttleworth: was “home
from NDU for the weekend with
pe parents Mr. ‘and: Mrs, C.’ Na-

. Mr." and, Mrs, James. Heslop
will be returning home on: Thurs-
day after’ r spending the past: week
visiting "with their daughter “and
son-in-law..Mr. and Mrs.’S, Pasin
of ..Toby., Creek: ‘Mrs, Pasin” ac-
companied them to Creston where
she’ will be. attending a) Teachers’

Convention:

Mr.. and. Mrs, W. R. Brown of
Kelowna "spent. the past ‘weekend
visiting old‘ friends in Robson and
.Cantlegar. . |

On Saturday Mr. ‘and. Mrs, W.
Smith of Grand Forks visited at the
home-of Dr. W. ‘Wright. Also
visiting ‘the Wright home were
Mr,‘and ‘Mrs. M.-D.. McPhee and
children of Cranbrook who visited
with :Mr.:-McPhee's.. mother, and
Eric. They travelled over’ the new
Creston-Salmo highway and report
a beautiful road and acenery,

‘REAL ESTATE NEEDS
z Phone’ 368-3441:

x AGENCIES :

-- LADIES’

CHILDREN'S -
SHOES for: the ‘entire family,

SALE
STARTS

TUESDAY

OCT. 22.

of tos | to

‘|: Por. ROASTS

LEG or CHOPS Ib 69

: ' Boneless ie ab.

GROUND. BEEF
2 lbs.

“COFFEE Red‘& White |

Ib. +s AQg
PORK: & BEANS

: Nabob, caso, > $2.05

PEACHES, Nabob

Nabob, case $4.16

MILK, Carnation
case ..

MILK, Cornain ~ Pac

6 tins...) $1.00:

‘APPLE JUICE, Red.
' Label, Bor a 5c

FLOUR; Robin Hood |
25 tbe’... SE

5 CORN, aa

Come in to: see us. before. that Hunting Trip 5 you have.

HATS: at: only

heen planning — See the following:

PANTS, size 30 - 38 a only :

WOOL SOCKS, 10 - 113

“ PROVINGEAL LiBRAany
VIcTORZa, Bec. arte

Id © in ten:
office mt 1 ‘Thursday, cvening. wi with
aj relatively amall number. of 'vil-
la Sancta ae on-hand ito!

zoning |
oy questions’ on‘ a
bylaw on the: subject. .

Assurances were. given: the re-
ts that the zoning bylaw, would
not: be implemented’ at: ‘council's
next © regular : meeting, ‘scheduled

for; Nov. 5, and‘ that any, petit

ions:
requirements of: soning would be
dealt with by ‘council prior to the
zoning bylaw. tecelving, fourth ‘and
final reading ac

‘The; propos oning;: bylaw

sets out egulations for “the use |!

of ‘land,

planner. ant coauthor of.the study
Planning :for : Castlegar’s:-Future
repared ,

within:
burp calanetee use: districts
within: ‘he village’ pursuant’ to’ th

‘nunielpal act.

3} location for expanding the comm¢
cial ‘area for storeg (and pat!

He said: the ‘area;,“has’a:value far
beyond: its present :us

village* haltman
‘Aaio Sy Sylvest, expressed” concern
Jest the question of Dr. McAnulty’s

man Aage-Sylvest
in| Jecoed with Mir. irate noting that
cn: | the, “moral obligations"’. of,
;| park malg!

An exhibliton of: ot ay diving

divers
plans vaneonres ‘will put ‘on the
‘exhibition. ”: These” sky “" divers
pom from’ planes" holding’ hands
fand. then: open. thelr: brightly:
colored : para he last

Between’ here and: thie -coast, On
‘days phen ths) plane: ig’ unable ‘to
Jand ‘at Castlegar “airport

board’ flight:,3 > at 4.10.'p.m.,

| eee in Vancouver: at'5.15.
"bound “passengers: from
‘Vancouver ‘on: either * ‘flight 4° or
it 12 via’ Kelowna: will: ‘be
grouped at Penticton inthe event

‘with: para lanes is} of Castlegar closing in and moved
to be vil ‘Sead moran ‘at

by bus to the’ ‘Kootenay’ ay Oe thus
sami

Montoy night: the i
Curling Club, met with the. Troe
Soclety, to. discuss terms'for rental

gue fcc’ in the’ Castlegar arena, for,

cunts Club. was ected Y the| Pek

Soclety.

they saw fit in:the hetter interests

H | of curling in Castlogar.

There were!.a. few. misunder-

vidual, members: of the — Curling
‘Club*and ‘the Shift: Curling ; Club,

however, this "year the* shift curl- ¥
|| .ers{ and: the.Curling Club. were.

to iron ‘out: the differences)

re malgamate ‘into “one club,

b roposal by the ‘Castlegar’
Curing” Club that they rent all
curling ice ‘atthe: arena‘ for the

day Ble i
‘The Proposal ‘would, in etfect,
itinuation

ib
hg have been a

sirecnent of the pet re sear
but © at’ an’. increased !

meeting with ‘the Project PE

Society: this ‘year to discuss terms
for, the coming season the Curling
‘Association of. Castlegar’ was' faced
‘with ‘n° proposal which it. felt_was
reasonable, ix
In‘-essence,-. the ' Soclety’ was

aE king: for. a’ sum’ that ‘exceeded

The. Curling.

Th 2 community en i
terprise built t te public: funds ant
such, must be operated for the he:
nefit’ of all and the exclusion ‘of
none,  Furthermare,
excess ‘of * operating :
be returned to the project.hy: war.
of. debt.

N'| $5,000, ”
y'| executive | took’ this: Proposal ° to

the ‘annual ‘general! meeting” and
it’ was unanimotsly; ceded that

structed. to ‘once: again. approach’
the'Project Society and make them
a;.maximum offer’ of,
the Project Society would not. ac-
cept” this: offer‘ then: th ‘ling

2),
[| Association’ of, Castlegar would not
di 1063-64" ‘bea-

funeti
Son.

Club
rovide a ' opportunity, at cost,
He idents to, be, taken

vawee
ate (on ‘a: prize: crpected ‘to
jhe: in’ the: vicinity!‘of:. $1,000. -

Bill: Robinson, a Cominco em: |

‘ployee, drew the: h

Casting |’:
[Vote which ‘ran® first fc for three-

‘quarters of’ the ‘race and. then

‘dropped: back'into fifth’ spot at | {
th

lowever,: for: draw!

race.an ward Is made'of around

($1,000.

npetual “harvesting | of Southern=Interior '-fo1
greatly. :'to’ th

2 ests contribiite
this

“NOW: ‘THEREFORE, “We; ‘Aag yh ast and:

Carl Loeblich,
twins vil

blie school’ signs. is fot be carried|
out.by.the

mbia? Celltilose’ and noted ‘that,
ur’. village, has : gained: tremend.

‘bal Se
clate’-that 70ur company and’ its
oked employees - have: taken ‘their: place

Club can ‘do’ nothing ‘else a8 but to
‘Dublicly announce that the

$4,000." If| ¢;

in’ our: community;,and! have:.be-|-.-.

come part of “its e'
tion.’

best
Penny; idan Eugene * Deluca,
general manager of pulp manufac-
ture; .-Dennis :, Brookes, :: manager
‘of the Celgar - sawmill: division;

Stu McGill,: director ‘of, administra. |: :.

tion, and “John Guthrie, ma:
of ‘the Celgar pulp’ divisi
In Attendance with oe

|e the new fiehway- ta ‘the vici-

b
‘Giles, ‘Miurlee Simpson, G. S: ‘Rust

and Pat;Romaine along with ‘muni-|.:

cipal clerk Allen Selbie and. ein-

‘COME’ FROM™.
OREST’ PRODUCTS

vised a gourell by letter ‘at’
ing! ieee oes a ead ddi-

-the:: management’ and

Sc
towrite’ tos Me ‘Staite® mating eae
i feels that a’ one-way’ acce
to: the. Plaza’ would ‘alleviate part
of the: traffic. conjestion® there. AY

' for’a crosswalk atthe Crest
‘iew: subdivision was then ‘passed
with Comm. Maurice Sim idis-
senting, Mr.. Simpson‘ sald

> Dick c Wiges? is viccpaesbieae Ivo

president, «: Alan .: Mawdsley
ind ‘Dick’ McLeod is. a’ direc-