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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Nov. 14, 1968

District Socials

Mrs. D. E. Hughes 365-5503
The sister of Mrs. L.

Nov. 4. ]

she is survived by
band and three
brothers

and
sisters. i
Mr. and Mrs. George
Brownlie and family of Kin-
bees wi be leaving shortly
their home at War-
Pan ae they are enter-

three more

two | Kinnaird,

ing a business of thelr own.
Family and close

frends gathered at ite nme
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Mc-

. Greient of Kinnaird a Sun-

day. The occasion was to hon-
or Mr. W. E, McCreight who
jis now 84 years old.

Mrs. Margaret Reith of|d
accompanied by
her son John and mother,
Mrs. Edith Best, returned
from Provost, Alta. Monda:
where they attended the wed-
ding Saturday of Miss Mar-
le ene Thompson, daughter of

and Mrs. jompson
of  provest to ‘David Mohoney,

son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernie

yourself
the joy of a
soft ribbed
sole

Naturalizer combines the
ribbed sole with an elegant
casual. For the first time,
know what its like to

walk on a sole

that's pure joy.

of Red Deer, ‘Alta,
formerly of Kinnaird.

Visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Pachal
is Mrs. Pachal’s brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Fellner of Pang-
man, Sask. and children
Jacqueline and Michael.

Did you know? Fut a
clock’s face in icing on top
of ir child's birthday” cake

ith the hour hand pointing

wit
to his age.

Car Damageu
On Golf Road

About $700 damage was
done about 2.30 p.m. on Nov.
6 when a car went off the
olf course road.

RCMP say the right rear
tire of a car driven by Joseph
Bihimayr of Salmo went flat.
Mr. Bihlmayr lost control of
the vehicle, it went into a

ditch and overturned.

Mr. y escaped

Dear_Sir:
The residents of aun
nal can relax. Onc

“p' of

selves. They are obviously of
it_we are not

ie
to be allowed to vote on: tte the

injury

Robson Accident
Involves Small: Car |"

A smail car driven by
Joseph Sehlinger of Robson
was involved in an accident
at 5.40 p.m. on Nov. 6.

Mr. Sehlinger was pro-
ceeding towards the ferry
when his car went off the
road into a ditch and rolled
on its side.

Damage was estimated
at $350. There were no in-
juries.

Salvation Army
THRIFT SHOP

Now Open Monday to Saurday
Inclusive — Friday to 9 p.m.

PauntS

Plus A
Complete Line
OF Quality
Building
Materials

All You Need from Basement
to Finish & Home Planning Service

plex and so have relieved us us
of this onerous

Mayor Loeblich is usted,

no’

low the lead of Ald.
joe Castlegar: who, alinoug

Democracy at Stake
In Council Decision

enough |b:

Mrs. Saunders
Honorary Momber
Of Kinotte Club ,

Mrs. Brick Saunders be-
fi

The real issue at stake
is not the recreational com-
lex, but whether the resi-

PUBLIC

St. David‘s ACW Fall Tea
and Bazaar. November 23,
Legion Hall, 2.30 to 4.80
p.m.

Lunch and Bazaar in

lents of Kinnaird are to have|“ame the honorary
any voice in municipal af-|mtember of the Kinctte Club
fairs, 2 they have in any de-jof Castlegar-Kinnaird at the
mocratic society, or whether {club's recent inter-club din-
we should submit to ner meeting with Nelson
| mene

Mrs. Saunders was the
of a cake from the

the decisions for us.

John Feeley, president Mrs. Barry Harsent
Kinnaird. with vice-president Mrs. C.
P. Pascoe presenting her
with a corsage.

-LEGION CORNER |, 4 rezuar business meet

ing

announcing the completion of
ia ie their candy wreaths which

the “dea, stated that the aoe
ers should be given
chance to say yes or no.

re
ejof the regular bi-monthly

are now on sale.
The -boxes to receive
;\gifts for the

Jower hall Kinnaird Uni-
ted Church, Nov. 20. 11
a.m. to 3 p.m. Everyone
welcome,

Robson Guides & Brown-
ies Parent Group meeting
Nov. 18 at 8 p.m. at Mrs.
Trendholms.

Save Dec. 7 for annual
Guides, Brownies & Ran-
gers Xmas Sale & Tea.

SMITH’S

6! CRESCENT ST. —

PHONE 365-7531 —

NOTICE

Male voices urgently
required for the produc-
tion of Ruddigore by the
Rossland Light Opera
Players, Ph. 365-7618,
Make a date for the Kin-
naird United Church lun-
cheon and bazaar Wed.,
Nov. 20, 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.
at Church lower nati.
Don't Forget jan
Sisters Bazaar. st Now
Base-

16, United Church
ment 2.30-4.30 p.m.

PLUMBING &
HEATING LTD.

CASTLEGAR

ill are
the specia te to be placed in local stores

Road Accident
Caused by Ice

Icy roads were the cause
of an accident on the Kin-
naird-Christina Lake High-
Ry at 430 p.m. on Satur-

About $500 damage was
done to a car driven by Fred
Richley of Vancouver when
it hit ice, went into a ditch
and hit a rock bank.

. |repol

the
the bree will bring in i

Nominations will be cail-

Three Vehicles
In an Accident
West of Kinnaird

A three-car accident on
the Kinnaird-Christina Lake
Highway about eight miles
west of Kinnaird resulted in

Melvin Owen Hougen, 80,
a Eeaident ae Robson from

e
1911 ttling it 3 canada ts
re in the Lily.
district. He was married on
Sept. 5, 1908, to the former

ie Elma Lowe.

BsSiG sides his wife he leav-
ters: Elvina

orman|
Maidstone; Meda (Mrs.

Melvin Owen Hougen
Dies in Sasketchewan

undetermined damages at
1.40 p.m. last Friday.
Police thes a car driven

Ryan out of gas and wos
rat, A at the sie of the
A

ter fot So
vehicle but Pulled: back into
its own lane because of on-

Arm applied his brakes but
struck the rear of the Osa-
rman, |Cnoff vehicle, sending it into
'|the rear of the Holme's car.
. RCMP say there were no
injuries.

A. EREMENKO & CO.

COCKTAIL BOOTS
Corfam, Vynil or Suede lined
with pile or shearling. Black
& brown in different heights

$10.95 to $19.98

SNOW BOOTS & COSSACK
BOOTS for the style consious
Miss. Up to 16” height over
the knee,

$7.95 to $16.95

CHILDREN'S SNOW BOOTS

Rubber or Yynil Waterproof.

Sizes 10-13 and 1 to 5.
$6.50 and Up

MEN'S & BOY'S JET BOOTS. Rubber or Vynil. Pile
Lined.

$10.95 & $12.95

SALE— WOOL SHIRES by White Stag, Tonk Lynn.
All Reduced. ——____-.__..._. $2.98

ices

to $9.98

SS

LADIES SWEATERS Cardigan & Pullovers ALL PRICES

REDUCED.

————

BOY'S LINED PANTS up to 6X $2.59 up. BOY’S SKI

PANTS Black cotton thermal lined up to size 6X $3.99 «

See Our.....

Provincial Library,
Parliament Buildings,
Victoria, BoC.

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VOL. 21, No. 47

CASTLEGAR, BRITISH COLUMBIA; THURSDAY, NOV. (21, 1968

10 CENTS PER COPY

Nominations at Castlegar

Four Men Contesting
Election in Kinnaird

The = munici; election Tuesday mght’s council meet-
scene at Kin warmed ing, Mayuv Murray Little as-
u ia week with the filing signed Mr. Keed’s present

pers by a member of duties to other aldermen for
the Freently formed Cocunte
tee for. Saner Government.

Jack Chernoff, a spokes:
man for the committee, filed|naird as of 10 a.m. yesterday
pee pers this week. He’ joins | for the school board positions
incumbent aldermen. G. aaa

lo
ed in eit!

and Steve Jankola in| Lamont and: Erni
seeking the two positions 0; expected to seek further two-
oh didate is ;year terms.

ar “Castlegar, Ald. V. R. Mora
Cook has filed papers, as has tor John in is
Konkin oe ea sanchen

Reed's Mand isnot & a
ed to seek Toolection Ab w

Nominations close at 12
oon on Monday. Elections | é
At! will be held Dec, 7.

School Board Budget.
Up $175,331 for 1969

board of school: school district.

trustees of School District It. was reported: at’ Mon-
No. 9 have given approval to ‘aay nights school board
a provisional budge for 1969 | meeting that the steering
in the amount of $2,242,568.- committee of the. West Koo-
73. itenay branch of the Bo:

The provisional budget is Trustees Association
up $175,331.85 over the 1968 had une unanimously re: rejected the
budget and will provide a in Teport in id th
guide for the school ance fs Betneen CUPE and the
until the regular budget -is; Trustees approved the at-

approved by the department er siente ot teachers ‘Biiice is

ofredneation, early x shop in Vancouver and learn-
get Hel ne fase in the the ‘bud. edt that fencing is now. being
College operating 0 Selkirk carzi d out at legar
and instructional and operat-
ing increas within the

Pacer were
made for the annual school
ich took. place

naird Faces == mad
Fucatey a night at. Blueberry

the dis-)

er Castlegar or Kin- §

i
In electoral ve I, direc-

TOTALLY, DEMOLISHED in
Ave. in Ci

a mishap on
last

Sets were the two vehicles ‘shown here.

Police say the top car, a 1956

by Robert Benware of Castlegar, hit
parked vehicle owned, by Herbert Dow of
Castlegar. The Dow vehicle was parked op-
posite Boundary Electric facing towards Kin-

naird. The 1960 Chevrolet,

Meteor driven
it a

shown below, driving ita

had its rear bumper pushed far into the:

of broken glass.. Mr. Benware was taken to questions aebl on “Dp,
Castlegar and District baie ee ee the idea? Do I fixe ‘the si
condition Tuesday was repo:

He has been charged by Hen RCMP aon

‘Straw Vote i is Possibility
On Recreation oe

ossibility of a straw

{vote on e proposed region-

recreation complex’ is to

discussed. by Castlegar

“council: with Regional Reere
ation Commission No.

ing?" -

y'
‘Ed | office in January

losby wl
suggesting unilateral action
by. Castlegar, but rather that

such a vote should probably Commission

include Kinnaird.

mission’ to get that group's

Spinion:
Mosby said his in-
tention” proulds be to obtain

coated at away

7.50 p.m. and ur Castlegar firemen were] didn’t commit. people finan-
called out after it to wash down the street cially. Herang suggested Beople

to
or ib ke

FLASH

Education Minister Don
Brothers advised the Castle-
News last night that an
order-in-council was. - passed
this week transferring -375
acres of Jand at Pass Syringa
Greek Park from B.C. Hydro
e department of recrea-

Bon ‘and conservatlon- 3
the

Mr. Brothers
park will be the. fina to be

ue: due care and attention.
Phot

water: and. sewer,

discuss

discover citizens’ ideas on a
x”

Zinio to keep
“or other | ter of the site continually be-
CKRD.

E Silled *ictfinding survey to for

Council Repeats Figures
On Recreation Complex

Castlegar council mem-
rs Tuesday night sttscks
ed “the enews fyes*

plex.
Ald. Lorne Zinio said

sarees coupon rate ag 7

barra there are other fig-
ures that people wish to

developed on the Arrow re-
servoir.

ut into their minds, then
P would say they're only

MacBain Turns Air Cole

Squadron Over to Lester

‘The command of Castle-, with its award ‘status left to and cadet service for

Mill Rate Jump

Kinnaird’s mill rate may; an

Risenenia and: Pass
Webster) of Robson; the Robson

Crock and for.
annual meetings

Across from the Arena

Castlegar, B.C.

: I Very Geed Selection of

increase by three mills
next year -—— two because

day evening at 7.3!

gar’s . Air. Cade’
581 changed hands last nigh t

13 iat ng Bol discretion of Capt. Mac-| years "=

wich will be held Head Mote

Box 90 - Phone 365-8151 ‘of increased ‘social welfare|~~ ——— ee

-Town Repeats © |

+) tat= parents’: night;

»-MacBain:- also_ re-jing ere
promotions ‘held: at SHSS. from | of

resentation the squadron, Capt. S
n | the cer committee and} Bain worked with the coe
e 581. capacities: om:
le was
one son and one dau:

At council’s meeting last
infancy and one dau:

3
Ps
g

P & G Builders Supvly

id, age 15 years, in 1937.

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penne bh:

hambers
meen bad in Cranbrook: on d for: CKRD*
‘Oot. 20. Peatent | in implying

“Hs Support.
For the Ferry

council re-af-

week. Welfare ie te oer Dan! .

Mayor Carl Loeblich, said’ firm:
the result would be a mill
rate .increase, Ho said | he
would take the matter up
with the Union of B.C..Mu-| ways
nicipalities, of which -he is vs
an executive member.

Kids Gan Write
Santa Glaus Care

ent,
id‘so after Siscussion
of petitions being circu!

su)
Aa. VPA Cook

the area dealing with ata tha 6

Regional District Tax Base |
Said to be Recreation Aid

ward of the department. of

municipal: affairs here Satur-
ie day.

could. combine ‘to create a
| “benefiting area” for recrea-

to tion facilities and thereby|| cadet work: and the commun-

base
the regional district for

ea ones reer better.
development of ore: ‘St Selkirk College, Mr. Wood- : these ° facilities.
facilities,” said Chris
40]:

Wood-i

to
‘eation einer,

iward, suggested communities

Of. Castlegar News
: berry d
as, vali a sections need-

“Council Genises

Any Charges. -

. For Boats at Dam

v Cast aldermen aa

pena aes el

boats around the rea

row dam but ‘declined to sake i
etic ‘Tuesda:

sity

In raising th matter,
Ald. Lorne Zinio said ne: felt
le-understood why
posts: can’t Beh taken rough
ag se fas are
{He
direct to Santa C! inder the protection
Don't forget to ee ccaind "act, to set fees for the ser-
though, that vice.

Just write your letters
pSanlae Claus,
Castlegar News, Drawer a
Gastlegar, BCr: and we'll al

_MLA Guest
At ‘Chambe

Rossland-Trail MLA Don
Brothers, BCee mlnister of
education, is

Speaker: at hign’s "Shatter
"| of

Commerce meeting at the
Hi Arrow Arms.

Chamber pppublicty se chair-
man, Mrs. \derson,
said . Mr.

Speaker
r onight

and or-

in regards to .
derly development rb ae

era ies meine’ Ps fee
ie’ jacent -areas.
A film on last year’s du
Maurier ski meet at
will also be shown.

“the ‘cost i!
ot pees ie. MacBain = ‘Trophy is
to bes an annual

Castlegar
to 2058 and bas and has

Canadian Centennial

owl

with

the air cadet | ofticer, Capt, Lester, Ba
: ‘been the

He ‘noted that the present

law allows communities to .
opt in or out of regional pro-| Teachers Salaries |=
5. 3 ay ge
Mr. Woodward was re-| - Go fo Arbitration
‘sponding to delegates’ ques- :
tions on how to best finance
recreational development.

: Several discussion groups aa iS arbitration,

among delegates had suggest- Decision of ‘the: arbitra:
ed regional. development :as| tion .board, ;. which’. must be
an answer to'the problem of handed down by Dee. 31 can-

cing recreati not be aj le
auane 2 Hon: School trustees this week |€

il ane
swer. questions of Chamber.
members in attendance and
in addition has been asked
about: the following specific

e date we may ex
pect ree tenders to be ‘called
on. the Kinnaird-Meadows

enya, The future plans for

ies in which ed

we ° When ‘we may expect
$0; have beaches on the
cna Lake ‘for public

6. Explain the roles of
nities within

You Gan Win
Cheque for $5

Two Kinnaird men won
$5 each last week by find-
ing their names in a
tisements in the Castlegar |
News.

Sam Konkin’s name was

was in the Legion binge ad.
You, foo, might. win $5.
All you have to do is
watch the ads inthe Cast-
legar News between now
and Christmas, - =
If you. see your name,
ust: phone the Castlegar
ida cheque for $5
will t immediately be put in
- the mail to you.

noted
the ability of communities to
‘opt out of proposed develop-
ments could effectively block

nal basis

appointed: Castlegar lawyer
ekey Moran -‘as. their re-
presentative on. the * * arbitra-

tion

The board’s advocate at|i
arbitration hearings will be
Gil Humphrey, a member
mi fe Ganges school board.

ine
car. eee the course is the
iwinner.
Organ Don Matovich
an in-

enter,
driver’s Piicence, and the car

Sports Car.
Club on be. holding an ante: |
mobile

seen a ecactre his career covers 2 years
Kokanee Sports Car
Club Holding Gymkhana

adian' Automobile Sports

Clubs.
As

be run

of |:
under the rules of the Can-

Gividual municipalities to act
alone:

uncan Rt ussell,- superin-
tendeat of the F Port Alberni
parks and Peerestion cont
mission, sai

base is primarily residen- An adhesive cement be-;
tial, there were definite
blems in ‘raising money
ally and ,he cited. the
for a broader tax base.
Mr “Russell: suggested
“poor leadership” from fed-
eal dea provincial govern-
mente was partly responsi. PRE
for _recreation’s small department -
claim on the ‘local tax dollar:| call. to. the home: of Silvino

oc.
need

cause of a second fire:in this
muni

pa
Fire chief Ed Lewis said
answered a

Cause of. Fire Here
Reported to Marshall

'Carreiro, at 927 Main. Sta
eda tie

came disturbed on receipt of
the minutes of the ceipt of
meeting of the may
Boun of Com- Hara of. quoting a zeport
out. o:
that the

a

. Moroso accuses “Mr. !as contra

BC's official stan
Mr. Moroso said Mr. Har-
rison “has, in effect, disquali-

reasons
tat ate Lape D determine: ”
‘a a to: tek @ the Castlopsr

The s * resolution
agreed that Sino would im-
mealately pcontact all, cham-
\ bers east as far as

to* vote
- will work for support from against the eis section

town
e gas from

heave seated when it reach-

ed the 1 devel: 0 of fhe Pilot light

all’s office on Monday and
ies advised that a red warn-

ing sticker is now.mandatory
for Iabelling ons the adhesive?

the west. {of. the report.

| The second motion was “There - was
te immediately write all con- tion,” ‘reports Mr. Moroso,
jeerned .area jaleeer of CK|“over the: fact that detalis

Z dissatisfaction of the regional plan had been | Herb

expressi
with the hi; yiways section of| made ‘available to Meee Har
the Rawson" and’ Wel lis plan-|rison, but that the
ning report. plan had not been. rable,
General discussion _ a, ea {and that other chambers had

The fire department had
answered a prior call to the
Roth home at 619, Ist

Ave. at 11.10. p.m. on Nov.

Mr. Lewis said the fire
there was caused by a cigar-
ette in some bedding. pan

that members of the cham-|. (continued on. page weven)

age was estimated at $150.

College ‘and -referrin;
recently. shelved ”
creation: complex. :

nature of the