ae ele
tan not commlste, hae been
not comple: een,
‘Put into service’ Tho lib
Tary too, is Ca eat eh
mneae conditions, meer
at Monday's me
sper eas oe
cent for School District No.
“The sale of the old
Shoreacres and Tarrys
School sites have not yet

A
ceived by the

the
education's approval.

Tenders Is, been re- *
truck,

piss
tes iy

Baste Mt The tender of $3,-
342,70 plus trade-in.

buses.

letter has been re-

board from
the department of national
defence advising that Miss
J. T.. Dunlop and Gib tan

* were unsuccessful in obtain:

ing an overseas teaching as-
signment. The‘ department
eed 1,500 applications
from which o only a 100 were
required.

CONING SOON
Friday, March 24
ONE DAY ONLY

5:00 - 7:00 - 9:00
: Adults $1.75
12 & Under 75c
Regular Pass. List
Suspended

The of Mrs,
L. B. Moen, a member of
the teaching staff of Kin-

g.

Her re resignation becomes ef-
ive June 30 of this year.

Miss Jean Rife, who was
injured in a car accident
last December, is reported

to be base at her teaching
Ratton in Tarrys. | i

‘The annual shutdown,

mainten- -

" Directed by

FEES:

Ne "

DRAMA WORKSHOP

se Selkirk Faculty Lounge ~
ST March, 17th and 18th

Members and Students

Sidney Risk

REGISTER NOW AT CARL'S DRUGS .
_ AT THE PLAZA

Sponsored by Community. Players

quo? WHERE THE

CALA BLEACH,

128 oz. ...

“DOG FOOD, Romper, 15 oz. 9 for $1
‘QUICK OATS, Robin Hood 5 Ibs. 69c
| ‘APPLE JUICE, 48 oz. cans 2 for 89c:

We Now Have a Good Selection
of Garden Seeds

_ ALL FISHING TACKLE FOR THE FISHERMAN
GULF GAS AND OIL — PROPANE TANKS FILLED

‘Johnny's Grocery & Gas Sales

LIMITED — ON ROBSON SIDE OF FERRY
OPEN 7:00:A.M. TO 9:00 P.M. 7 DAYS A WEEK

MARS, HELEN DAHLSTROM

A Capella Choir
Sings at Solkirk
Sunday Evening

The Trall's Womens’ A

Dahlstrom, he
in concert’ Sunday at § p.m.
at Selkirk Coll

area for its recitals,

The program includes
songs. by Canadian compos-
ers, sacred ‘songs, spirituals,

and selections
id Bach.

Arts
Council. a silver collection
will be ae

sara
SOCIALS

Mrs. D. E. Hughes 5-5503
Jim Morey and

“of Bellview, Alta.,

were recent visitors at ‘the

home of Mrs Morey’s par-.
Charles

ents, Mr, and
Morey of ane eee:

Mr. and. Mrs. Barry

Harsent and family, form-

erly of ‘Castlegar, now make

their home at MacKenzie.
Mr. id Mrs. Di

Mrs.
C. Vanderburgh of Oliver.

Council Seeks
More Details
On Crematorium

The town councils of
Kinnaird

Castlegar and :
will await mare) details be-

in recent studies,
sald, was far too
act upon at this

seek further informa-
tion. .as. to whether it
: should be run by a private
group.or as a public. facil-

‘in Kinnaird, Mayor Colin
Maddocks said he..would
not be a party 1o° any de-
citer. on a crematorium un-

Fire Destroys
Kinnaird Home
Early Wednesday

- _A-home on Merry Ri
in Kinnaird was completely
ire early

answered the call at 2.45 to
the home of Leon
ewski and were sll fight:
ing the blaze several hours
The 17 men who were
ir beds by
alarm thought at
one ‘point they had the fire
beaten but heavy smoke’ in-
terfered.

Lumber Mill
Seoks Fire
Protection

The Kalesnikoft Lumb-
er Company of Thrums: has
asked town councils ia Cas-

tlegar ‘d to
vide e tire anc otection for thelr

manager Peter: K.
Kalesnikott pointed out that
50 men were employed in

e fire protection but ask-

, ed them to work out some

scheme to Brovida i IS Gon
In Kinnaird, Al

‘Crestview Area
Seeks Sewage Data

From Town Council:

Residents of the Crest-
view area of Kinnaird have
asked oe council about

tacl

to see ‘whet
posal -was ‘f
al option

‘don't iow how

Continued from Page One
~~ Refarded Boarding Home

the owner controls
rdless of use. I

are who do potien
the the zoning by) bylaw iiving in
eal les the resid-
= under: clones kas
me o} etitioners
Sener An-

otter has whtes beakers
ese le and pro|
others Pave. bee! fn Hauntin 4
the bylaw, one sonse ree
forke ited any rij;

the Torare led home issue
in the

each other
Kinnaird Hall at a public
rezoning meeting. In thé
font Tow seats were Mr.
on the

and on the. t, Mr.
ea Mrs. Hugo eo renh wits

WB.
none ‘of: the o
posed a ‘home for
Tetarded » adults, but they

laborer and ‘two assistant
co-ordinators for continuing
education.

kesman for Man-

could. also. be. served.

Parking Mishap

‘An accident in‘a park- .

‘ing lot at the D Bard. ranch
in Ootischenia has robulted

” Aviation Course ~
Wins Approval
From Board —

The suggestion that an ig

aviation : course be

duced into SHSS met with

approval in Principle. -by the

board .o of trustees ior School
No.

et ee was pres-
ented in the form of a let-
ter.from Dr. John Hali.
Superintendent of schools
Bissell called ai

ton
tion to two iaeuibers a tne f

school si

off and Al Bigsby,
tween the two
= one aircraft.

Bonder-
who: be.

2 @ Amaryilis Bulbs
5” Pot, Each

© Cor Seat: Cushions
FAB SOAP

_ ENTER ou

MACLEODS
SAVING YOU MORE

20% : OFF:
ROOFING & BUILDING
PAPER ,

saleswoman, . Mary.
son, is among. the advance
registrants for the first in-
residence seminar for real
cotate salesmen to be held
Harrison Hot ; Springs
March 19-23, Sponsored by
the Real Estate Council of
B.C. and) the Real Estate
Institute of B.C., the four-
cooperation with th
co-operation
ty. of commerce and b
ess administration, UBC...

Glidden”

resented in .

is ‘geared u)
feup-culeure’. problems and

. during the: month of Feb-

Wded by thls grant

LIDTLE PEOPLE'S
NURSERY: — $16,836, While
3 Columbia

other ‘story on: this ‘page).
Under the financing it
will provide ten jobs for 52.
mnths.

PAINT
Ss AL E
PAINT HOW

INTERIOR or EXTERIOR

Kootenay Building Supplies

‘Phone 365-51 55;

didn’t want it in bated polah
borhood, -They
it was rezoned trom an fe

to multiple family
roperty values woul

“Such spot: zoning,” he
said, “could set a precedent
for other areas of Kin-
naird. We. ask council’ to
protec. the investment of

r8,”
even if the ‘bi

house was for the Queen

of England we'd still oppose
EP te glee

ed multiple
relling “of, ony’ kind” in

tended d there were a “great
many suites” in Kinnaird

tt gave accomodation to
student, and if they. hag HH

rezoning 1t woul
tet Hy ‘the detriment of a in

of people,

Frank Stasila, who lives
ca tow Score down from the
Projected said if he had
suspected ates was going
to be a rezoning of the area
he would never have pur-
chased a home sere ae

ologist from Selkitie Caliegs
who aves in Minnaled of

happened.
“I am sure that, wae

Shes SO sated,
at ite up again. lat

paitt ‘iret, a Sug
gestion that was answered

Mra, Margaret Smith, of

chapter of the so-
handica)

of © Mrs.

statement Haat, the: Je location
of. “lelge-
where had not aed pro-
perty to be devalued.

Gar Decal Rush
Makes Regisie?
Sing Loudly

Oglow’s
xepister rang up’ $14,884 in
es.

Paul’ Ogiow, who is
agent fort the motor vehicle
ich Castle

said.
Sy ales

"CADIS “HEELS TIGHTEN
Witt oOR’ NeW HEEL
WHEEL,
Tighter than Factory.
New.:

FAMILY SHOE
RENE’

631 - 3rd Ave. Castlegar

= ¥ MINUTES. | We, abn te Yellow

HOMEPLAN mae
First or second mortgages for the: purchase of:
_ existing homes, consolidation of debts etc. One

in, no bonus.

ends 493-1291 or write Homeplan Realty: 283
’ Martin St., Penticton, 8.C, tin 6

day approval service, competative rates, :no lock © 2

Phone 492-9841 days collect, evenings or ener ae

Automotive - industriel Logging
Gas Tanks - Exch Al
CALL
364-1606

1696 2nd Ave. ‘Trail,
Mike Strelietf :

MIKE'S RADIATOR REPAIR al

Coolers -

des: 959-7058 tin] aut

Public Notice
REGIONAL DISTRICT OF CENTRAL KOOTENAY

(CAR BODY DISPOSAL)

Sam” the F
pactor Service will be in the area on March 23 &
24 to arrange for sites and the collection of car
bodies for crushing in late April or early May. -

We urge all and

We need sites and recomniendations: on ‘ma-"
thods and groups who will undertake the respon-
sibility of gatfering a minimum of fey vehicles
for disposal at each location.

We need everyone's support and ime
_ tion. There is no’ charge this- time fr Project
Sam’. : - :

If your anisipaitey or crdéicatio’ is pre-

REGIONAL DISTRICT OF CENTRAL KOOTENAY
479 Baker Street
Nelson, B.C.

Phone :352-6665
“GS. Rust
Chairman |

REGIONAL DISTRICT OF CENTRAL KOOTENAY

et :

Mr. A. J. Heatherington controller of “Project :
Com-

to take advantage of Project Sam, and by. ‘doing a

CREDIT ‘UNION PRESIDENT ANDRE LAMARCHE AND VICEPRESIDENT "ALEX McKINNON

VICTORIA REPORT

Insults Fly About Unheeded

By J james K. Nesbitt
“You're livin, ins the
ight er

gaal! sald
x ‘Macdonald to Eons Waldo
Minister of In-
evelopment, Trade
for Clty of Views

r 0!

Liberal’ Gard le. Gardom
of Vancouver Point Grey
sald Skillings runs a statis-

— it’s 'a ca-

+ tical
hooge portfolio you have,
run by a caboose minister, :
BS — it’s a separtanent of bg

words and pin-head statist-

“Mr. Skillings
said nothing.
Mr. Gardom,
back on the
attack, said
the _ depart-
ment Mr.
Skillings op-
erates is “a
copartment
08+
Deyund Secarvectinn,
as @ mminisver giving:

Mr, Skillings said noth-:

er is

Mr. Skillings said noth-
In due course Mr, Skill-
not impressed by what he

‘said, and, not one of them
id about

been
in political life
to roll with

The ged Me Skillin,
. 6) ret ‘
mnt P defeated ‘at the

Mr. ig
quick lp, 3 snd sometimes he

~all~ over . the *

ise, buts not this time. He

it iz :
all, not wanting to.

” "You've become a do- - to halt own

nothing minister,” said

position Leader er Barrett. (0
Mr. Skillin, “Discussing
this department is an exer-

: cise in futility. The Ainist-

Insults are hurled, and
no one pays any attention.

pared to assist ‘please phone or write eee <

You Save af Bonnett’s

10 Pct. OFF for CASH

- BONNETT’:

) BOYS & MENS WEAR i
TELEPHONE 365-6761 - 965-6761

not communicating

— Castlegar News Photo

Garbage Dumps
Are Invitation
| To Skunk Dinner

four recent
KS". It

lying around is as good
asa written Thee bce
ing hungry wildlife to din-

er 0 years ago citizens
slaughtered hun; cougars
who came to lunch, last year
black bears and = today

When the animals feed
on your parbag e you Pp
the tia ret id massacre
act, If your ateale looks
and smelis like a dumping
area or a familiar orifice of

not have the Bry.
dents collect the live speci-
miens and transfer them to
uninhabited areas.
A concerned conser-
vatonalist.

“Senior Citizens

Women and a group of stu-
dents: from . Rivers

“Meet Selkirk College”

At Its.

OPEN HOUSE
PEA \Vi Se

March 25 }
10 AM. = 4 P.M. \ if “. 12 Noon - 4 P.M. .

Displays and . Activities
To Suit All Tastes.
Including *.

Numerous film and slide shows —, Flight simulation and: link trainee
— Town F displays ‘on 3’ West Kootenay projects —
A puppet show in French’ — Language Lab sessions — Films & commentary
on Italy and France — Displays of Russian books & artifacts and a samovar.
to serve tea — Astronomy at Selkirk — Chemistry and biology experiments
and projects presented by students & staff — display: of alpha phone: -
Listen to your. own brain waves — Electronic music .— light shows -&
computer demonstrations. — Video tape demonstrations — Displays of
rocks, fossils, and museum specimens. — Giant sale in. the bookstore —,
_-A luncheon ‘special in. the cafeteria and on Sunday a turkey - -dinner "for"
just .85c.

‘DOOR PRIZES — 3: Free Alrplane Rides

its Free And Everyone is Welcome

? A Very Large Selection of

CARP

_|FAMOUS NAME, BRANDS|

Harding - Kraus - Celanese & Armstrong

@ : INSTALLATION. AT
YOUR CONVENIENCE

Factory and Store Remnants
At Special Prices

Please come in and see our stock — no obligation

Brothers Building

& Supply Co, Ltd.

603 Columbia Avenue, Castlegar
Phone: 365-7202
aaa CES

In Stock Always

Annual Meeting

Castlegar Credit Union Sheet
Shows Firm Using Own Capifal

ie , Castlegar Savings
credit’ ‘Union has culmin:

own capital,

The news came ‘in the
al ‘report of the board
lirectors presented to
bers Friday night at a

ig held in the, Castle-

ar Arena, . :
The report said that
last. year “we

were able to glimnunate Ou

8

during the

loan from B,C. Centr

Joan which stood at the: bee
al

this loan but by year’s end
we were able to accumul-
ate a surplus of $3U0,UU0
‘by way of member's depos-

from B.C. Central were oak
ways peuuireds par
e

The re, board
noted that orang 1971
member fassets assed the

increase

$8 million mark, an
of $616, v0, or 25 per cen!
over and above the 1970

-ing per embers
Bort stated.” With all, 70

cent of our.income for ;
directly and i

1972" has been
indirectly returned to. o

membership,” it continued. \
of consultants

from Be c.

‘Castiegar Ferry
Statistics

‘Central Credit:

ruary, this ye
pared with February. ‘3071
although most categories |
traffic showed a slight in-

Sethe sollowing, ie the
traffic in’ various" catégor-,
ies rack: figures for Sort in.

lumber of. Found trips
‘Qark (2,935); ‘number’
Pin “Goan bed re vers

y en|

rife on (26, 970) tas ot

es, g
trailers rere trailers,
- 188 © (85); uses, 28° (41);

moto. Say. (nil); live.
wook, 35 2 (nil);

Former Diplomat
To Give Lecture
On German Facts

A retired member. of

the United Statés Forelga

Service, Brewater' Mol
Wont ene jest. speaker ae. the

night Ay eaikink Callege.
The ic of the meet-
eing held: in

Dep: y :

State Dette Wash-

~ Among other places, he .
had:assignments in Moscow,
London, Stockholm and vi
enna,-and spent four years

as. American ambassador in
the: cid, Africa,

ere,

Unlon will analyze the pre-
rent and and projected needs of

here to
duelds whether it is feasi-
ble ta and into. th

0;
see dee eee
ut plans on to

oy an | aire Peal
new directors’

and Ed B Rohn.

Handicapped Group

Hoars Aclivity
Summaries

rogram that fits to
Rot the child to

was told lzst week.
“Td is. fortunate,” said ~

» Frances Martinelli, .
“that each child. is able: ito.

receive. the training
gram to fit his or her indie
vidual needs,
a ara
lone uations
rather than. b;
school methony she said,
“money is learned by count.
ing. pennies, nickels
dimes, and t this is followed
a shopping tours to’ com-
ete ‘ erence.” : 1...

8 - Centre is los ‘
in.the. old St. Joseph’s Cha-

August when Mrs.
Jackie ie vecom was euiey as
Bu

d to: ts,
students .and professionals

throughout the year,

0 es in the’:
area were given a wheel
chair and commode and vis-
its. were made | to local
children at-Tranquille and
-f-Greaton and reports sent to

ts.
‘The Home Care Com- »

le

who will address groups on
Problems of mental retard-
ation. In addition, films are
available: .to. interes’ ted

Row members elected
‘the board are Betty 0 Og-
low.and Norma Nicol, bo
of Casegar.

bona

. ST. RITA’S CAS TLEGAR
. CATHOLIC WOMEN’S LEAGUE
are sponsoring’ a

St. Patrick’s Tea| |

SATURDAY, MARCH 18."

2:00 TO 4:30, P.M,

sh

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 16,1972. 3

Size Isn't
everything.
Datsun Is

North America's
best-selling
imported truck,

Datsun has a
strong steel box...
blg enough for a
couple of planos

or a boat and
camping gear.

About half the price
of domestic pickups.

At Datsun we build solid, reilatie
automobiles that meat every

Gut,,

because it's stilf nice to drive

something you can love 2 litte
too, we make a choice of Datum
R models . . . sedans, a fastbacit,
a wagon, a pickup and ever aGF |:
sports car. Datsun is all the car (and

all the truck) you really need.

{ROSSROADS DATSUN SALES LIMITED

"There remove th 100 Desn ded cs Cauda ed ec USA

i. ’70 1600 4-Door

"Good clean sisal cars that have fo go
’66 Rambler American i $915.00
"67 Cortina, cassette deck . ECS seceesssessesseeee 1145.00
"65-Dodge Wagon ............ Se Bees ..... $815.00
"G4 Valiant Wagon. .occcccs.ccsssssssscsesseeegeeesevevece $625.00
66. Comet Hardtop ........:......ccccssscssesesseeeee wise. $965.00
’63 Pontiac seetseseesesereess, $495.00

*65 Rambler Abicricaat Hardtop ........ eS {

ALSO

58 Ford Pick-up. Needs body work .................. $175.00
’67 Chev Pick-up. Good throughout ........ $795.00

ae DATSUNS

’68 Wagon. Immaculate .

.. $1245.00
$1975.00
‘70 1600 Sports Car