CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Dec. 5, 1968

: CASTLEGAR N EWS

“Here tet the press the people's rights

unawed by ii by gain”

Family Life Agency Needed Here

The suggestion of Rev. Terry Allen in
last week's C: News for
of a Family Life Agency in this area is not
one that should go unheeded.

Writing in the regular church column,
Man Alive, the minister of St. David's An-
glican Church called for such an agency to
help save marriages that are in trouble, and
to help keep others from going the same
way. ‘Such a group,” he said, “could organ-

“Divorce,” wrote Rev. Allen, “is the tip
of the iceberg that shows above the surface
of our troubled home waters, Below it lies |?
the great mass of marriages that are quietly
dying. Husbands and wives grow indifferent
or hostile to one another, and their children
reap the harvest of parental mismanage-
ment, of punitiveness or neglect, of over-
indulgence or over-coerclon, which condi-

tions them to lead the same sort of sorry 2

lives

ize-both p and
for the whole community, working together

Everybody talks about the breakdown of
and the family group as one of the

as a team to provide a coun-
selling service and public education pro-
grams which present the knowledge of ex-
perts in all areas of family life.” He added:
“It would seem that our area is large
enough to justify such an agency, and cer-
tainly the need is great enough.”

. Rev. Allen quotes some sorry statistics
to putress his point of view. He says recent
surveys show that fewer than half of our
married couples would rate their marriages
as “very happy” and that some 40 per cent
of our population is handicapped by various
neurotic disorders, most of which can be
traced to a poor family environment in the
past.

evils of modern society, but as with the
weather, nobody seems to do anything about

One notable exception is the Vanier In-
stitute of the Family, which since its incep-
tion in 1965 has had one purpose: a strength-
ening of family living through a program of
research and education.

Perhaps Rev. Allen and his congrega- Outs

tion will persue his idea further. And pos-
sibly the Vanier Institute is an organization
which can offer constructive help and sug-
gestions in getting such a Family Life Ag-
ency underway.

Rust Has Earned Voters Support

7

We hope Kinnaird voters return Gerry
Rust to office in Saturday's voting.

.He has a wealth of experience and an
appetite for hard work that are too often
the exception, rather than the rule, for ser-
vice on municipal councils and other public
bodies.

But Kinnaird voters have an even
broader responsibility than usual in voting,
because Mr. Rust is not only an alderman of
that town but is the chairman of the Central
Kootenay Regional District as well. If they
should deny Mr. Rust re-election, then they
deny his service to the residents of the en-
tire region.

As one of the first regional districts
formed in this province, CKRD has had a
Pioneering role to play. And as Municipal
Affairs Minister Dan Campbell has said, re-
gional districts “are writing their own mun-
icipal act.” Thus there is no precedent for
much of what they are doing and it is only

through the guidance provided by such ex-
i i as Mr.
Rust that this increasingly important level
of government is taking form.

Electors of the Garden Municipality are
in a most envious position in Saturday’s vot- |
ing. Besides such experienced aldermen as
Mr. Rust and Steve Jankola to choose from,
they also have two younger candidates —
Bob Lightle and Jack Chernoff — who are
running lively campaigns and making this

election the most interesting in years. And We

Mitch Warford, a man who has proved his
capacity for getting down to hard work in
his position as vice-chairman of Regional Re-
creation Commission No. 1, is also a cap-
able candidate.
With five men to choose from and two
votes apiece to cast, we suggest Hionaied
should ward-
ing experience and ability by casting one
of their votes Saturday for Mr. Rust. He has
earned such support.

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Series: ouat League
Margi Munns
255. pir Kay evans 618,
THS Muffets 952. THT
quiet Five 2671,

Muttete 3, Mugs 1, Pincurl-
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Tuesday 1 o'clock

4-12, Independents 3-17.
Other 600’s Irene Hill

Tuesday Mixed 7 o'clock

Other 600's Dave Adshead
647, Darrel Rourke 642; Gary
Jackson 616.

,
Kami 1, Screwballs 1, Bank of
Montreal 1, The its 3.
Other 600’s Bill Carlson
646, Ed ‘Webster 637, Ralph
Ackles 628.

Team
udgies Canarie
221%, Syallows S50, Orioles
a7, Robins
Thuradey, Morning

on.
THS 953 Minks. THT 2610

Team points: Beavers 0,

im points: Cheerios 0,| oN.

1, Squirrels

‘Idebut last Thursda:

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qorualices for the te public Yan
LHS 233 Elaine Creight-

on. LHT 639 Elaine cralht: Saturday evenings.

Results —

;Qupmunks 1, Lions 0, Minks
'y; Squirrels 4, Teddy Bears 4.
Tnui rsday Morning

HS 309 Elaine Creight-
on, LHT 730, Elaine Creight-

959 Teddy Bears.
THT! “28Ts Teddy Bears.

um points: Beavers 1,
Chipmunks: 3, Lions 3, Minks
Teddy Bears 3.
Other 600's Collcen Light

Je 688.
Other 600's Colleen

Lightle 6:
9, Friday Night Classic Mixed
q LHS Barb Carrigan

Friday Right Classic Mixed
LHS Marge Bonnett 269.

LHT Marge Bonnett 752,
MHS Singer 311.

The Blow Outs 3, The
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Other 600's John bet
Koff 692, 2, Queenie Davis 6:
panel Rourke 615. Bill Dav.

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34.
Thursday night in the Rotary
a Health Centre.

Weight Losers
Hold a Party

The Kootenay Karrot
Krunchers Christmas party
last Thursday also marked
the first anniversary as a
branch of the Canadian
Coast-to-Coast Calorie Count-
ers. There were 39 members
in attendance and the regu-
lar weigh-in was followed by
dinner and a social evening.

Margaret Munns became

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A letter was read from
the Welfare Industries in Van
couver informing the mem-
bers that they have sold the
business to the Vancouver

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The Castlegar United
Church group of Canadian
Girls in Training, under the
leadership of Mrs. Marg Ful-,
lerton, are very ‘busy at their
meetings preparing for their

It will be held in the
church on Sunday morning,
Dec. 22, at 11.15 am. At a
recent meeting the eirls he rela
ane soiaton service wh a
nine girls. During this seats

ing a going-away t 2SHOWS 7.00 & 9.20 PM.
presented to Colleen Gipman,

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devotionals and mers a reat aar a Sat.,
E./named and” members were |f
the scripture/;eminded of donations ana

that mystery parcels were to

boy and
25c in value.

Dodwood Circle report
by Mrs, J. Sherbiko: They
held their regular meeting at
the shone of Mrs, M. drig-

e
uuare reminded of the joint
meeting to be held in. Dec-

during the month. The rum-
mage sale had been success-
ful jane j thanks were extend-
ed to all who had helped.
A Cptnane of clothing
from the ‘sale was sent to/ 8"
New Hazelton and articles
eft after the sale wane dor don.

| Anglican Ladies Plan
Baking for.Dr. Resker

etn meetin:
id’s Anglican Church Women R.
was held last week. An ar- retary,

it’ We Owe God” social

N._ Fishwick;

ticle ‘What

was read by Mra, ‘. M. AAL-|deon; living message, Mrs. J.

Mrs, J. J. Robinson re i church committee, Mrs.
hnson,

Mrs,
of St. Dae department of devotions, Mrs,
A. D. West; education sec-

be marked lady, gent, girl or/¥#
are not to exceed|#

-| youth will be one of the top-
it fos, It itunter lead tes “dealt with by ‘Rev. Don
Osborne, former director of
the greater. Vancouver area’s: Dr.
ember in the church hall,|Teen Challenge,

Thinty-five visits were made| 5

eaks tomorrow and Satw

ported that 20 subscriptions,
to “The Living Message”
jitave been ordered.

at the home of Mrs. Allen,

DRUG ADDICTION. amongst|¢ach member is to bring an] cq py the hostesses, Mrs. Ha-
t pala and Mrs. Killou; ough,

article of home b:

members wrapped the gifts
For the-Dec. 10 meeting, |£0r the Christmas party for
which will be a social held|the pupils of Silver Birch

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ae the meeting the

Rektenents were serv-

Rev. * Aten presided at

eed the election of officers for

“Only at... 2.

for six years has a
great desire to reach parents
and teenagers” says a Fca-
tecostal spokesman. He is
now with the ministry of

4A short discussioi lon was. held
on the study book on China.
Harmony-Friendehip® Cir.

ith Mrs. gE Kraft presiding.
Devotionals were conducted

21 gel well‘ cards. Thir'
sick visits ' were ' made. *
A card was signed by all

ty-five

witn de-
Unquent yout youth: and drug ad-
in

geles and “England .

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lows:

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present and will be sent with
lant to. W. Shmoor-

aar to be held in December.
A gift was presented to Mrs.
C. Beaulieu who has left to

Mrs. Shay

along with the refreshments.
The evening's booster prize
was won Mrs. M. Fuller-

ton.
named to the phoning com-

2.

Mrs. Shepherd is on the
cards and flowers committee.
The study book on China was
discussed. Members decided
rt
feil
are several copies
on hand for November and
December. A general meet-
ing will be held in the church
on Dec. i2 at 1.30 p.m. and
ali --members are “urged: to
attend, Mrs. J. Sherbiko and
Mrs. R. Hunter. were named
to the nominatin,

ting committee
with elections to be held in
December.

from the Kootenays”
Own great line

in. Mrs. Wm. Houston was.

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work earnestly on the Chris-

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‘hour before lunch or after-
jnoon al are Going so
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O£ course, everyone lov-
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range from “great!” to “‘un-

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have decided to order grad
pins as well a8 sara sweaters

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Christmas

We urge everyone to
come, enjoy yourselves, and
support me stanley Humpn-
ries Student Parliament.

The change = study hall
procedures does not seem to
be having any ill effects on
school routing — as yet,

jtudehts' zleave an

Sports Car Club
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The Kokanee Sports Car

Club’ successfully: held its

fi a recently. Com-

petition was keen; with only

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an MG ‘Midget, closely fol.
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the district, and to further the

CASTLEGAR AND DISTRICT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Castlegar

' Purpose
To promote the economic, civic and social welfare of our communities and

Objectives for 1968

1. Press for completion of Highway No. 3 cut-off
from Kinnaird to Meadows and Salmo.

Fight for early replacement of parks, beaches,
and

Don

Alfa Roreo and Bob Howell
ina . Leader. ne the ae
dan class was Tom Burgess

the Crossroads ‘Datsun Ts00.
A small crowd of enthu-
siastic spectators turned out
to watch the arivers put their
cars through the challenging
course.

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& EUROPEAN TOURS

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CAST! LEGAR AGENT
FOR -THE- WESTERN
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due to be lost by the Spring
of 1969.'

Urge ou

the pe Alek railroad crossings.

Obtain the co-operation of B.C. Telephone in
extending local service to Thrums-Tarries if that
area wishes it.’

Set up a. part-time Chamber office facility in
co-operation with the newly formed Recreation
Commission and/or the Town of Castlegar.

Continue to sponsor a program of public education

into the need for unity and joint endeavour

throughout our district.

Co-operate with Regional Chambers toward pro-

duction of tourist brochures, and other forms of

Kootenay. Promotion.

Budget and prepare for a business and industry
ertion into ‘the: influential: journal of “Trade

and Commerce.”

Extend our co-operation and assistance to the Du

Maurier Ski Committee for the success of their

meet,

. Develop a liaison with civic, municipal, industrial,
educational, cultural and service entities within the
community for accomplishing the purpose of our
Chamber.

Assist B.C. and Canadian Chambers of Commerce
in matters of mutual concern.

NJ. B: Hipwell President
Chas. Benham Secretary

of their re

Chamber Policies

To solve the problems created as a result of Co
lumbia River Development and particularfy dus:
the construction of the High Arrow Dam_

To study what ae the opening of a traffh |
route across th: Arrow Dam will have upor:
our ferry, our ee and our facilities.

To encourage Kinnaird and Department of High-
wave: to lay four lanes of pavement from Juniper
to Kinnaird.

To f High-
ways to lay four lanes of P Sanne from North to
South aoe Kinnaird.

To
ness neourage to pee a tS ee gatlenet
plan.

To support educational, social and cultural im
provements, and promote a college-town image
To discover the need and desire of the Robson
community for a rear, latteral road, and if so, to
encourage co-operation.

To assist the Ootischenia District in their develop-
ment plans.

To promote a first class highway link from Nakusp
to Revelstoke and Trans-Canada Highway.

10. To seek a link with Fauquier along the Lower
Arrow Lakes.

11. To battle pollution and promote conservation.
12. To bring door to door mail delivery to our urban
areas. ~* : t

13. To encourage development of a local radio station.

Executive Officers

Paul Moroso Vice-President
Mary Anderson Treasurer

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