1 ctoria, B.C. CASTLEGAR NEWS Published Every Thursday Morning at ‘The Crossroads of the Kootenaya™ | VOU 26, No.1 ‘CASTLEGAR, BRITISH COLUMBIA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1973 15 CENTS PER COPY rewly-slacied Mrs. lean Hughes of Castleger, vice-chair Castlegar & District Curling Club ilegar and District itiatives grants which il create 62 jobs for this area, ‘The announcement was made by the manager of the Tral lanpower Contre, Bruce King. who said federal contributions total $115,000, other two projects are City of Greenwood and the City of ‘Trail capital works programs, constru ig of the interior of the rink, man Emie Mills of Kinnaird, chairman George Ril Konkin, Jack Killough of and at Haley of Kine naird. Standing, left 10 right, superintendent of schools G. €. Bissell and John Descher. to carry out a munic pital works project in (nat 7 isiae New Year Brings Telephone Rate Increase To South Slocan, Thrums, Vallican Exchanges residential i : hile ag Fe 5 Be Use of Large and Small Ice Rinks Reporled in Constant Demand ‘Over 16,000 adults and young peoplemade use of the CCastiegar Arena during the first six weeks of its operation this. winter. ‘Thase figures are contained in a report filed with bh covered the lest wo weeks of October and the month of November, The repor? shows 10,098 childrer, and 6,476 adults used the arena, an averaye ot about 490 persons daily. is no doubt in my mind that both would be booked to capacity all winter,” he 1eported. Pen for the miniice, the recreation director ssid i yy proven its worth.” It is in constant use with verv few openings left A breakdown of the statistics provided council by Mr, Alout follows No. Hours Group Minor Hockey 1° Selkirk College Figure Skating Mathers and Tots Pre-School Hockey Commercial Hockey Soft Puck Hockey Dillingham Corp. Air Cadets 75 10,098 6.476 16.574 of $3.95, $3.10 and $2.60 Dusiness rate for individual line service will be $7.80 per month, com. ith the old rate of gE Recipient of *13,689 LIP Grant greated more than 92,000 Trail Manpower area ro ed to cover the period of highest unemployment, from to May, 1 support is Ployment insurance or wel Financial pro. fare, vided in the form of con- Local Initiatives ‘The requirement that projects should “contribute to community betterment” 0 in the quality of life in cit- ian ing out pro jes, towns and villages in rylilg out new programs in with the objective of all'parts of Canada. thr community. Ris intend- program, Inaugura! Meetings fo be Held this Monday In Twin Towns of Castlegar and Kinnaird ery ofthe town hall In ‘A mamter of the ROMP etacane which will be 9 wil jendans addin; ovcasion with fuildress will done by Justice of Carl Loeblich, who in E had 12 Locally the first ing in ceremony will take place at 7 p.m. in the cham. Equal Fe: Structure Announced Selkirk College students Kooten- from outside West to pay the ard githigtive i itt i SRERESEE shee 5 Hy i 8 i] Eg BaF & a HEE came to Father Morelli now re- sides in Fernie. Teachers e 8.6 Wage Increase Local Recs 1342 YEARS OF SERVICE to the people of Castlegar were marked last month when former alderman R. W. Cook was honored by the town at its annual Christmas party. Mr, Cook displays the wall clock presented to him by the town while Mayor John Landis, left, and Ald. Ed Mosby, second from right, display the pen and pencil set and cigarette lighter presented as personal gifts by mem same teacher years of teaching is $10,488. ‘Thrce years of prey Cook, appropri bers of council and the town office staff ‘Ald, Andy Shutek, right, was chairman of the ‘banquet and thanked Mr. Cook for his record of community service. At council's last meet ing of the year, fellow aldermen paid tr bute to the now retired alderman and Mr f 2 i E i It ee i ei ZTEE ae fy gat Wildlife jon, took place in the Deer Park-Syringa reek t h the program to capture and release ‘sill an additional Syringn Crock Park h jyringa mark has been the target of two pre- jous re Last year a total of 36 elk were re EUEERYE S057 Bs treks fit Ik were also re « = ely, moved adjournment of the last meeting he would be attending as an alderman. — Castlegar News Photo (continued 1 page 10)