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8, CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 1, 1969

SHSS ACTIVITIES

The Hon, D. L. Brothers,
By Katherine Knippelberg hounced last wee
calculation

k that th

Another first for this;ry.
year's graduating class came thee See,
spout! ast ebureday:t hee
e grads made the!
ea eitebie Se alll Incal'se cxnausting ronenree and re- across fy province and, be-
sidents who wished to send petitfons 7a! es, the grad hi
warm, clothing and lunches|Play was presented Monday|homeowner grant,
to ‘the men in Trail. and ‘fuesday nights.
After about two hours of} The turnout was very good | reduc!
: the|—good enough to pay for the|es for 1969.
costumes (which were rent- In a prepared pacman
a ee and play royalties. the minister ‘said th
A special thanks is extend:|5
grad. who partici-)ed by all the grads to the |&
fea the opportuni-|play’s director, Miss Rogers
leasant-|— who spent a lot of time For 1969, the
and effort in arranging every- overall average mill rate 01

Hon’ and ot alt thing.

legar, ' Kinnaird, and. Blueber-

7+ & @

of education, an-
ie

and increased grants for col-

leges will result in an aver-
After many long weeks of ee increase of only .34 —

increase in the
the vast

majority of residential pro-
perty-gwners would have a
m in local school tax-

thes jsante, basis and for. the
urposes is mills. | sch

Slight Mill Rate Increase for B.C.

ers’. superannuatio

tion ane $8; local taxpaye
330.000 for college ts*to}
Lizpated

for operating expenses of the; mill rate In 1969
public schools is eligible for|1968, another 23 than wl
grants by the province, have ian increase of only up
The. local contribution to|to mills, and the re-
these shareable operating ex- mualning 13 districts will have
penses for 1969 has been set|increases of over two mills.
at a basic levy of 24.60 mills,
only three-tenths of a mili 1 Fal
higher than the levy of 24.30/are ents upon how.
968, much oepe ia dual . school

mills set for 1!

Also starting this year, | districts fave Seated for
the provincial government is|expenses in excess of the
s eligible for provin-
celal grants.

Douglas Eldridge would like all his customers to
know that his shop will be closed; from May 2-8 inclus-
' ive,

COLUMBIA
‘COIFFURES

Above Bob‘s Pay'N Takit

Business as usual May. 9:

saying that, in spite of
by faying being mage, the}
lucation, finance form:

id.
costs of existing colleges, this
g | increase in grants by the
province. materially
the burden of taxes, tipen ihe
In audition to the. very

substantial increases in Exants expe: n-
the the prevision, of: the. fin-

being taken over b; direct.
Student tencnosat eA bestia? grant

The students have so far,

Stanley Humphries is| ment ‘the "provinclal gin

school districts for elemen-| homeowner cunt

duce. ocal school taxes on ie to, the school districts

R

to $150 and. gee ee $50, 000,-
for this pi

in, grants the
ased tne school districts, the ty ine Fiudent regardless of: the lo-

possible to: every, pupil: and

cial government has increas-|cal financial wealth of the

ed the homeowner grant fron community in which he or

“COFFEE BREAK”
By LOIS HUGHES
Box 731, Castlegar
Tell Lois: 365-5508

If the Christian chufth Bil

Have you ever noticed
how a room tt has been

more effective in its use and!
distribution of the scriptures, 1B
Rev. J. A.

occupied by several smokers |®!

moved.

A friend who just recent-
g|ly opened such a container to
show me, said she saved these
“smoker's remains” to place
along with her radish seeds
when .sowing the rows. It
seems ate drive the worms
away and yet in no way af-
fect ite radish itself.

This brought to light the
use of nicotine which was
said :to be about the strong,
est insecticide known
years ago.

Nicotine at that time was
mixed with . soap and ‘the
crops were not to be eaten
until a Berlod of two weeks
had passed. 2

There is so much talk of

Castlegar - Kinnaird - Robson

d. ine ” the
Tingley of Vancouver, : dis- Mate
"Mr. Tingley deplored the Bibles, He said there are
trict secretary of the Cana-| fact that heed who. enjoy | places where Gospels are tak-
dian Bible Society, in address-|the blessing of the Bible in|en apart art and a page is given
ly:

ing the annual rally of the|this and other affluent coun-jto each

ble Soclety

is to be layalied in the local Gospel

at y year and distribu

waite copies of the scrip- vising, publishing and
the world it ae become far {ures in 7 B02 languages and being the. seriph

the

han

Scriptures Needed for Awareness
Rally is Told by Rev. S. Raymond

fh

» Fe
trib-|
iptures.

geiilauntAne'|

thanks for the

branch of the society in the
Church of God at Kinnaird
last week.

“Millions desperately
seeking ‘an answer that will
sive meaning and purpose
to their lives are unaware of
the book which contains good

cause all too

churches are talking to them-
selves rather than going out
into the community,” com-
mented Mr. Tingley.

The 5)
clety’s

Some Smokers:
More Susceptible
To Lung Cancer

Do you wonder why,

aker said the so-; all cigarette smokers do. not
is to provide the| get lung cancer because some sisted by

support of the local branch,
Mr. Tingley appealed for a
campaign to reach an objec-
tive of $1,000 to Hele the
society achieve a provin
goal of $135,000 an 1969.
_| ontributions are urgently
needed, he ‘sald, to Supply

4g 80! riptures in those_p:

the world where they must

news for modern man be-|smoking causes lung cancer;|he heavily subsidized because
often the/all cigarette smokers do not of extreme poverty.

get lung cancer?

According to a recent U.S.
Public Health Service report, |the local branch, succeeding

Howard Eaton of Castle-
gar was named president of

Harold Webber of Kinnaird
{who conducted the rally, oe

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 1, 1969

Extras and New
‘Safely Design

In tightenin;
petition on the fo
mates t, the Nissan ‘Automo.

we ttock o full'selection of

SAVAGE SHOES

for children

Raear

Maddocks Shoe Store

is tv maintain and in-
erense its share of the mar-

ket.

Its 1969 line of Datsun
7800s incorporates this mar-

ting approach as this model
had much to do with rapid
sales advances in 1968. Fig-
ures reported by 150 Datsun
dealers ucross the count
including a report from Cros-
sroads Datsun Sales in Castle-
gar, indicate a strong’ up-
ward sales trend,. say comi-
pany of

‘The design of the new
1600's now appearing in show-
rooms gubstantintes fue ding.

DANCE

TO LIVE MUSIC

FRIDAY NIGHTS
at the
LEGION

Members and Guests Welcome

ings of urvey
conducted. in 1968 to “acter.

mine the Datsun's most sign-

ificant sales factor.

Low price combined with
performance and style not
in an

Flowering Shade Trees & Shrubs

are more

in bud —

car were
our misusing insecticides it|scriptures in the r
Fraser n gepginent of Ras oss |Oght not be a bad idea{of all people and make them|than others, some may not, Mrs, Mike tobe vai persuading factor, by

of
i to look into the old and once | available in new versions, at-| have smoked long enough tojCastlegar was elected secret- More power for the size,
of etude ae nee has accepted methods. tractive formals. and v2 prices! develop the disease, and other |ary-treasurer, succeeding Jim|and safety engineering were
been announced by | college The nicotine insecticide|Within the reach of every) -yokers die of other causes; Hemmons. te also high on the list of fac-
ipal A. E. Sole: apparently was made with a| Person. fe are stricken by|Vice-presidents of the society | tors considered important by
principal Li Mr. Tingley told of tae before they stricken Yond each cnureh has a repre-|the buyer.
Originally from Montreal, earbolic soap. cancer.

Fraser attended Sir The closest feaggestion Cigarette smokers devel-|

o! Urpose.
Sale tt gett ln be eatin fea Each eden pat" A Provoi
. duce le burs 0"
RITA'S ° They In “addition to this|mula are being, fi imple-! local: taxpayer. Asa result of ment make. to total eran. and
saeeces [te ede etree eae ae gorcmamont the |SE he. htea, "ay
on of e y
q £ school di for. teach-' budgeted by 1. distri¢ts i5| usjoreey fe eesidentiat id fnrouges ES

pansies — small evergreens — marguerites in bloom

st.
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Rev. EA. Brophy,
Ph. 365-7143,

CALL EARLY FOR BEST CHOICE OF
SIZE AND PRICE

All other bedding plants and potted tomatoes
ready first week in May.

LINOS — SASH AND: DOOR:
ALL TYPES OF LUMBER, E
YWOOD. |, Mr.

George

bike race.

the ‘e
ual to some 60 per cent of

The Red Cross must re-

lay Masses af
“AL ax,’ 7B

APOSTOLIC cHuRcH
One ‘block’ East of the
Castleaird’ Shopping ‘Plaza

Sunday
9, a.m. -

Rev. Helmut potenbers

LUTHERAN, CHURCH
si RVICES:
days. at, 9.30_am.
ae ; United, Church
‘THO P. ‘Koester, Vicar,
UNH Y 365-5976
Sunday Schoo!,8.45 a.m.

v. Harold C. Clark
CHURCH OF GOD

804 - 7th Ave., Kinnaird

Sunday School 10 am
Morning Worship 11 am.
Dedication May 18, 3 p.m.
THE SALVATION ARMY

Sunday:
9.45 a.m. Sunday Schoo)
11 am. Holiness Me
7.30 pm. Evening Service

Tu
7.30 p.m. Prayer and
Bible Study

7.30 p.m. Home League
i:
720 eae pet Open Air and Young

es invited to: ail ervices:
Mallory

You are never a stranger at!
the Army

ey prospective
‘Jhorse riders. For the past|column is dedicated; to, them.
‘couple of years, a small group

of. horsemen. have been or:
area holding

play, days, trail ,Yides, dances,

rete. ‘This year. an I ihoaa
education program! has’ been
adopted. To. help “keep. mem:
bers: informed: ofthis, and

perhaps.’ interest*‘somé new.
members, _ this:

Election of officers was
held at the March, meeting.
Elected

Dalley; Bob
gue;

CALVARY ~
BAPTIST CHURCH
Ph. 365-6667

"amily Bible Hour - 10 a.m.
Family Worship 11 a.m.
&vening Worship Service

7.00 p.m. *

; Greg Sahistrom, Bill B:
Next to the Cloverleaf Motel
e Castleaira Pl Walter Trusz, John Robertson

‘Audrey’

Directors ‘Trusz,
irquist,
and Roy Goe' terms
will expire November 1969.

A constitution was draft-
ed by the executive and ac-
cented by the membership: at

GRACE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

7th Aes onaird
Rev. J. H.

DIVINE Gana
and

Sunday School 9.30 a.m.

eeting
feta April Hoe General it
ities ly it\¢,

lons,
aims, cmbitiess, and rule Tules re-

I believe we sue around

PENTECOSTAL

TABERNACLE

791 First Ave.

Pastor: Rev. L. M. Simmonds
Phone, 3655212

Sunday School 9.55 a.m

Morning Worship 11 a.m

Evangelistic, Service 7 p.m.

Tuesday: Bible te Seay and

Friday:) eae Pesples 7.30
~ pm.

30 Most with hors-
es and some like lf
don’t own one yet. There-are
several horses around for sale
and I hope to find one. that
suits > this, su

Lecturer fo these classes
is. Mrs. Pat mates a xery.
capable _horsewoman *

our members, ‘m juniors,
the care, Segmostly st id“ train-

ing of horses. At the comple. | gus

REGIONAL ECUMENICAL PARISH

Anglican

= Castl

CHURCHES OF

— United:

Rob

— Ki

Anglican 8am.

Sunday Schools in U:
Rey. T.. Allen, 365-7424 —
365-8337 —

Service at Robson at 9:45 a.m.
Kinnaird - Castlegar at St. David's

United at 10 a.m.

"Rev. C, Howard 365-7814

and 11:35 a.m,

nited Churches 9:30
Rev. G. Hermanson

tion of these 1
iny

grounds.

to take this cor
‘We are negotiating with

Sata ies cot oe organize a get.

grands plcale and play aay.
gre Picnic and:

More on this later. eedard

Soir Person, young or old

iy, jum, our club. We plan

ee have: Sctivitiea ‘for all- age

groups. So if you are inter-

ition fall old is trol

we
Nelson: The object is'to teach

Mi
One’ must be a’ member
urse.

the officers listed previously.

And a word for those mem:

3; ner, cent
in evn han they. paid: in|of these costs is provided 4
196 local direct taxes Le by bus-
Str Brothers pointed out|iness, in:
that in spite of the enor-
mous, overall increase in

1, districts’ "ep budgets for Bon

United Charch Hall |i:
Alive with Daffodils
For Saturday’s Tea | th:

Members of Mint.
ter, Order of. the" t Eastern
Star held their annual Daf-
fodil Tea last Saturday in the
Castivear United Church Hall.
was
Iv_ decorated with bowls of

cloth and centered wit!
crystal

arrangement of daffodils,
Gu

Mrs, Ed Johnson, worthy: m:
mn, and. Mrs.. ie
ciate: matron.

mi chin ok ithat wate

recreation People for ‘a, cen-| Mrs.
trally: loca iB Broun

wi he gee de tee
ras. ee with the
cake, which’ was made ‘and
donated: by Mrs. a is Sherbiko,
won: by. Eric McP)

The. proceeds: fro m_ the,
tea and” ‘pake sale is for can;
‘ ch and, dressings

ested why not Soheue one of
ers:

NOTICE

The Council of the Town of Castlegar is Planning | a Public Zoning
Hearing on Fupsday, June, 10, 1969 at the Town Hall,,

The purpose of this hearing i is to zone the new areas taken in, in the

Any: cancer atient can
receive free-of:: ce

is only’grass seed
and water so says the district
engineer,

bowls of
‘3 gatfodils, the serving table

covel with a pale vel-
‘will |Jow cloth under an me u lace

Individual tea. tables were
each; centered. with: a_ petite

were welcomed by

A Borodula

rable were Mrs. S. Grant and

were "attended. Miss L. Mc-
Kemie, by, .

grant, the increases. in local
mill rates are extremely no-
minal. :

The minor increase of

only .34 mills in the province-
wide av ‘te for

ce

given by the fe povernn
school districts:
pub achools and: col

rate in individual, bi

istricts,
Brothers, stated, that of
the 85. school. districts, 49 ceived for every
districts

: ae > province fora
THEY. WENT. THAT. AWAY  Gostiing | 4, .and, tmemsetece aving| hei totay caution cot ||. Saesweer’! ELC CEMENE FE

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where he received’ a bachelor
of arts degree with honors,
and later McGill University
where he graduated with a
class I diploma in secondary
education. He then taught
English at various high school
grade levels in Montreal for
three years.

In addition, Mr. Fraser
attended cours.s in guidance
and counselling at Cornell
University’ in the United
States, and served as a high

school counsellor for. two
years before leaving “Mon-
treal.

Mr. and Mrs. Fraser mov-
ed to the wsst coast in 1964,
when Mr. Fraser began grad-
uate work in English at UBC.
He - remained.’ in graduate
school for two years, receiv-
ing his master-of arts degree
with -class honors. in
1966. During his two years
-at UBC, Mr. Fraser taught
English to frcshmen students
and was also awarded.a UBC
Graduate fellowship.

ir, Fraser and his family

moved here in 1966 to be-
come a charter faculty mem-
ber at Selkirk College. After
lecturing. he English. de;
partment. for two ‘years, he
was appointed in 1968 as ad-
inistrative assistant to the

is: "2 oz. of non-filtertip cigar |
ette ends simmered for half)T®
an hour in a gallon of water. |!
This mixture can then be
filtered through a_ nylon

just the “tobasso wate!

If the solution is ‘te be
stored, bottle it and it will
keep indefinitely.

When you require your
insecticide, heat up your tob-
acco water with 8 oz. of car-

ed. When it is cool it will be
ready to use.

Nicotine undiluted was _Us-
ed as a killer of eggs and hib-
ernating pests before fruit
trees were. lime-washed and
tar-oil' washes had been in-
vented.

It was also credited for
destroying .the black-fly and
the hibernating caterpillars of
the smail ermine moth.

Diluted with two parts of
water, it was used against
other caterpillars.

Winter .and spring cabbag-
es were sprayed with it to
kill the mealy cabbage aphis

|hibernating. stage. ....

mer finding. little b ck: slugs

cipal, with duties in con-| tr,

tinuing education,’ public re-
lations and student affairs.

His new .appointment as
dean of students and college
affairs will be. effective July
1feake

Marx Auto Body.
& Paint Service
Towing _— eee Work

The neighbour ‘suggested
filling one of the small: pres-
sure tank sprayers that home
gardners use with a solution
of water and the strongest
detergent I had in the house.

This did the trick immed-
jately and was ideal to use
with children all over. the
yard where some of our mo-
dern insecticides would have
curtailed use.of the sprayed
section by the children.

eA an- alter thought,

en as

iaciranes Claims

Handled Promptly
24-Hour Wrecker Service|

Phene. 365-7248

ow

i ‘detergent mixture was on
the slugs, regular dish ‘wash-
ing- in the family kitchen

came into: a more thorough
rinse after being cleaned with

nice - rich

suds.

F-R-

CHEQUING —

Monthly statements and can-

celled cheques returned to you.

NO SERVICE CHARGE

E - E

bolic soap ‘until it is dissolv-| -

and cabbage white fly at the|_

I can remember one sum-|:

detergent |;

stocking so you end up with and

the secretary. rarely
Despite the fact that the never smoked.

eruit a blood donor every 6%

seconds of every working day

to meet the needs of oy

ian hospitals.

= 8

The Red Cross has been.

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tie tea,

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Applications for re-zoning must be in writing, outlining lot description,

present zoning, tf

i, zoning, for.

mitted in the hands. of the Clerk-Treasurer, on, or. before Monday,
May 5, 1969, 5:00 p.m.

RR. O'Genski
* Clerk-Treasurer
Town of Castlegar

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