INTHIS CORNER By ARNOLD MARTIN
sane and ‘Phone Books’

‘Want éo read'the newspaper.(no one except the 198 per-
» News, it has. been said, |eons whose eee aie tinal
can be thought of as occupy-| and the 386 parents who sired
of sats |ing ‘one, af sce “circles of|the listed persons.
paehege! in the mind of the “Two paths lie open to
reader.
ewspapers — to challenge
There is the most distant,| Bio. rat with thelr lst of

‘Don’ t Recognize China
Urges Reader's Letter

men, all Communists, to Mos-
cow, not to mention his ab-
ortive attempt to row over to
Cuba when he.was apprehen-
ded by the U.S, Coast Guard

HOLIDAYING IN VANCOUVER? .; wt

Then you want a central address. cloge to

‘all attractions, fet ‘priced to suit‘ your budget.

We have a dining room and coffee shop and are

close to beaches and Stanley Park. Please feel

free: to, drop usa line for our descriptive bro-
ure.

Junior
“Club
Golf .

OIF SOE

Public, Figures Heard
At Chamber Civic Night

YEAR END STOCK TAKING

Ploring the fact that the gov-

thing unique to the ernment of Red China was not

SCHOOL TROPHIES reflect their
from the flash bulb of the Castlegar News
the highlight of a
career for graduates and others at SHSS—

camera and reflect, too,

A total of 55 persons were
present last Th to wit-
ness or participate in an in-
formative and colorful civic
night, presented by the Castle-
gar and District Chamber of
Commerce.
The ght, the second an-
nual event of

fa to Tepresentatives of both Cae las

of of all

gras were awarded these trophies last Fri-
day for performance in both academic and
athletic courses. — Castlegar News Photo

Giraud Shower Held
Monday in Robson Hall

ning in the Robson Commun-

leon Gitad wheee. marriage | fish
ud, whose marriage

|to Cornellius E. Froese, of

Prince enone takes place on e

A surprise miscelleneous
shower was held Monday eve-

Marx Auto Body
& Paint Service
Towing — Body Work
Painting — Welding
Insurance Claims
Handled Promptly

24-Hour Wrecker Service
Phone 365-7248

June 29.

Upon their arrival, the

guest of honor, her brides-
maid, Miss Joy Anderson and

her mother, Mrs. F. Gir:
ch ited

was
shower, and ‘hostesses

close friends of long standing,
there were = approximate! ly 160
invited guests.

2 were piled upon an ecru lace

ations included bowls of col-
ored iris.
The many lovely gifts

covered table. Kathy was as-
sisted in opening the gifts by
Joy "Anderson and her mother.

During the serving of de-
licious refreshments, a beau-
shower cake

Registration July

RED c ROSS
SWIMMING INSRUCTION

Clarke's Pool
762 2nd Ave. Castlegar

FIRST CAMPAIGN JULY 2 - 13

Phone 365-5106 for information

2nd 9-12 a.m.

Juni
Saving, Adult and | Survival Training.

Tuesday, June

evenings.

Castlegar — Robson — Thrums

MINOR BASEBALL
END OF SEASON WIND-UP

cooK —

KINSMEN PARK, CASTLEGAR

Sand Lot Cook-Out
Wednesday, June 26, 6.30 p.m.

Little Canadians, Pony and Babe Ruth Cook-Out
Presentation of trophies will take place both

PARENTS OF ALL BASEBALL PLAYERS
ARE WELCOME
x4 x

OUT

25, 6.30 p.m.

tifully
was cut by the honoree a
served to the guests.

Giraud and her sesther en ex-

to all present for such a won-
derful evening.

ARDA Assistance
For Oolischenia —
Is Looking Better

Efforts. of the Ootischen-

an upswing at
last meeting of the ‘Central
Kootenay Regional District.
A guest at the aon
Mr. Awmack, rural
ment officer for pony ia lo
lined to the board a survey
of Central Kootenay Regional
District and its ramifications
for areas such as Ootischenia
which might decide to seek
assistance under the Agricul-| Den:
tural Rehabilitation and De-
velopment Act.
“There was a clear indi-
cotion* ey certain areas, if
of CKRD, would be
entitied to consideration from
the senior governments for
projects under the jure de.
velopment program of ARDA”
CKRD press release said.
“Mr. Awmack indicated
that if at some future time
certain areae were desirous of

ARDA’s rural evelopment
program, it would be best if
the projects’ were worked

through the Terional district,”,
the release went on.

Mr.
mack explained i is a need for

tended their sincere thanks |,

utilizing these facilities of|3;D

Kinnaird town ad-

recreation — C0! on,
group operating under CKRD.

the representatives ex-
gress and

in this area, he said,
to woe silent about ‘the is-
sues until you know the ar

ea.”

“One of the primary pro-
blems which affects area
isis its inability to ee

the useful energy of its young
| Peoples he sgontended.

“There is‘ n int in
someone telling me at vere
s plenty fon these Kids to do—
it’s not a fact.

“There are applications
for young people (who want
jobs) but we dort} have ways
of employing .th

Young people : launch
themselves on a career -‘soon-
er or later,” but they gener-
ally nee $9 do this bylle ave

ing this
i own. belief is that
Somelow, we pave at tock cen:
lustry — ba
that would provide opportun-
ity for these people.”
“People say we don't real-
here. If

Mr. Cairns contended this
area vist develop both indus-
are being made in

But, since: this also ap-
plies to most of B.C., he ae.
this area must pro-

clared,
‘the | mote something else— some-

Red Sox Sock
Blue Sox Friday

In Pony league ‘action
last prey, the Castlegar. Re
Sox iced the hapless
Gastegar 5 Blue Sox 15-5 with

Chambers pitching
en me his usually strong
games. Hew Siar backed up by
a Poh
That ae marked the
md of the season for the
Pony league. The Red Sox
won the pennant with a 6-1
prin leks, record.
team played well
throug! the seaso:
o Deeak was done most-
Dennis: Chambers, was
Band up by the ee of
P, Koochin, L. Ker-

ip Koochin led the
team in an all-round perfor-
mance. He not only was a
good hitter but directed the
team well from behind the],
plate.
Sebnny Dt Dunn glshed as
top hitter while Larry Ke
at short aud Gary Ronkie at at

thority 7.
CKRD is considered such
id is

some tremen-

t|dinated planning.

t
et ac and

area.
“One of the first things
new
are villages.
Here is the unique fact and I
can't help but think that this
is valuable.
“A model Doukhobor.y vil:

ut there

appears to be a lack of coor-

‘Planning Is not a separ-

i:| ate thing from all other activ-

ities, where you read the, lan-
ner’s report and say,

we'll do domething about that 4
two,’

a year or and then

le unique ue
at is Sel-

lege.
apr over the place there
are individuals who merit cre-
dit for this.
“But why were they able

to do ia

It is because of a “viable
economic unit” that this hu; ge
project came, to fruition,
Cairne d

is in
now, a sin

No. Now, there. is. th
problem. The complexities
that make it necessary for us

to work together.
“Us old guys are just not

in-| Smart. enoy

ugh to run things
so that we could do. it. FOr
reason we must work
nee he conet yaad. s

remarks’ partic Sularly in con-
nection with the Doukhobor

2jc/memorial was Ed Mosby of

Castlegar, local .alderman
who, he pointed out, was

eaking as a member of the | jj
Selkirk College Museum As-| fj

sociation.”
Kinnaird Mayor Carl Loe-

ming in Kinnaird pool to ‘open
the season there.

“Being a non-swimmer, I
was most happy to take up the
challenge for Ald. (G. S.) Rust

to erin for me,” Mayor Loe-

present Kinnaird’s good name
in the event.
Mr Rust later ree of

g | vince.

= Loeblich pointed
out 1967 was Kinnaird’s
year as a town, “so the badge at
is one in which we are f iz
our

ever in spite of this
fact, the emu rate: zhas been
kept to 14 mills, luding as

a part of it the 1.46 mills for

(continued on page twelve)
Cas-Rob Playoffs
Now Underway

ffs are un
in all Aiaslons of the Castle

gar-Robson Minor Baseball

Association.

dous work with their gloves. th

Dunn led the hitting with
a .778 average.

Chambers led the pitch-
ers with a 4-1 record and 52

Will You Trade Promise For Promises?

The bidding for your vote increases as election day comes nearer. Fanci-
ful economic solutions and quick easy answers are becoming more and more
plentiful.

Don’t Trade Promise For Promises

Don Griffiths has 23 years of experience in making
how to work with people and for people. He will continue to do just that as your
representative in Ottawa.

Kootenay West has an opportunity for representation in the new i
ative Trudeau Government.

HELP YOURSELF TO A GOOD THING

ELECT A TRUDEAU LIBERAL

-. ELECT DON GRIFFITHS

Inserted by the Trudeau — Griffiths Liberal Campaign Box 434, Trail, B.C.

decisions. He knows

ttle
Pony division players 3 are also |i

be ‘uniform eir
cookout to be held Weanes:

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Friday: Young Peoples 7.80
s pm.

_ APOSTOLIC CHURCH

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major world issues, whit
may ater an individual's

indirectly, it at

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which may ou De

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The most significant
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the Castlegar News to
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upcoming urnament
June and July and it is hop:
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_ First Kinnaird
Brownlie Pack
' Ends Season

The 1st Kinnaird Brownie
pack wound up activities for
the summer with a wiener

roast recer recently, at the | home of at

Mrs. Cec Munns,
pede Vely, ball: game 5 was

Is were also teste

enjo;

‘The ;
for tHe patlnder der’s, badges

» Debbie
Gorkott "and Debt le Martin

jand refreshments as part
the test towards their olden
hands.

“COFFEE BREAK”

By LOIS HUGHES
Box 781, Castlegar
Tell Lois: 365-5503

Do you remember how
were last

ear’
® recall friends from | sui
Warfield * who dropped in one
evening when we were pick-
ing our cherries and decuned
our offer of some take
pone

a family that never
tires of fruit.even when’ sur-

‘Ques., 7.50 Prayer-binle study | w;

Phone 365-3150
W. Love, Minister

LUTHERAN CHURCH
SERVICES

ST. DAVID'S
ANGLICAN CHURCH
8 a.m. Holy Communion
ll am, Holy Communion

GRACE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
7th Ave. Kinnaird.

Rev. J. H. Wiseman
Service of Worship and Sun-
day School at 9.30 a.m.

by it, this = seemed,
such a negative answe
It turned out thet trees
in that particular section of
farfield had tiny © little
worms,

Their entry into the| elbow roo
completely coi
splitting
to

and. only by
the cherry was if presence
known.

Even more frustrating is
the fact that some people nad
even canned aumerous jars
of to find when
their work was done these.

I had been told the year
before when permission
given to pick cherries in sume
of the abandoned orchards

t definitely
in the of it, many
might find this news release
on wormy cherries from W.
a Peters d sistrict horticultur-

| Called ou Garbage

for ball (boasting both a small
diamond and a large diamond)
horsealioes | fad a a play area 50

‘climbin,
which ¢ ehildven feat they must | 2!
lo.
They sould climb a spider,
a rocket ship, a giraffe ora
stagecoach. Each -‘piece ‘of
equipment is made from stur-
dy metal rods.

i Seen the toddler can be
Placed in spe designed
swings that hold them secur-
ely and safe.

tend
Sea ere eeene: games Susan

represented at all these ev-

e fifth annual Silver
City Junior Invitational will
be held Sunday at the Ross-
land-Trail course with an en-
try fee of $2 which includes
an after-gamé meal.

the tee; however, coarlier
advice will’ be appreciated to
facilitate cal soeting:

The Nolan boys junior
open will be held July 6 wi
an entry fee of $2..

Entry forms can be. ob-
tained from Peter Young,

uinlan or from the

pro shop and should be sent

b Glen Morton, 304 Observa-

tory St, Nelson, postmarked:
on or bitore J June 28.

The B.C. junior tourna-
ment will be held a Vancou-
ver starting July 15.

All those wishing to play
in’ this event jphould contact

this -zone has-to be indicated
at that time.

Measles

the
at one time or andther nN
measles,

28/not all countries recognize

vise |adian delegation of business-

It has been Faculty A
fot ose Committee, Ald: E. Mosby of

had no in the
UN — but don’t you think
that this government is no

and deported back to Canada,
who was barred from enter-

ing US.A, as an inadmissible
person, does not intend to
give Canada the same kind

more the people
of China than the Nazis were
representing the people of
cccupied France, Holland or

piness

Fauqier.

Mao i gave utp

Andrew Potochi,

Sands Motor Hotel

MUtual 2-1831 Davie at Denman
Commercial Cards Honored ©
“On English Bay at Stanley Park’

Greece in the 1640's?
Recognizing it and giving
it a seat in the UN would be
taking away the last hope of
the oppressed people of China
whose only comfort is that

their aggressors.

it makes one wonder Mr.
Trudeau, who in 1960 went
to Peking to celebrate the
tenth anniversary of the Red
Revolution, who called Mao
Tsetung a wonderful strate-
gist, who in 1952 led a Can-

Museum Must Have
Doukhobor Support

Nelson and Castlegar re-
presentatives have formed a
steering committee to revive
interest in a museum of Dou-
khobor history in the West
Kootenay area. A representa:
tive said plans will go ahead
providing there is sufficient
interest shown in the project

yy Russian citizens .of the
pee

This active participation

ople

tember.
Gattinger,
chairman | of Selkirk College

How can you be in four

places at once?.

‘Get three extension phones!

Do you enjoy sprinting around the house when the phone
rings, or would you prefer just to reach your hand out

(astlegar, | ohn ensbs
librarian fc Salk Ce Coes
and Mrs.

among the committee mem-

‘Mary Woodrow are'|

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ACTS

Toaders Have Been

Disposition Site
For This Gistrict
Central hootensy. Region-
al District has called for tend-

Ts on ‘preparation of the
Gastlegar and District garbage
disposal site. e

irl of Cherry Fruit Flies in
the Kootenay Area of B.C.
It explains the various
steps i in

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the Lord’s Supper

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feed pan. Home League

thi | and should be use-
ful to both home gardeners | ed.
and commercial growers alike.

Further information and | gar,
bulletin

ae Have you si you ever found that,
en i chilling a
the family fridge

watermelon,
Hist et ag asthe fal

Try utilizing the camp
cooler. Place a quantity of ice }Of the
cubes or chunk’ ice

on the
Bottom, "then set the melon

If placed weil ahead of
time, it'will be as cool as if
not cooler than, -when chilled
in the .

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nay ‘ot. a. ‘Tevent “plcnle

in
couldn't hi

‘Kinnaird park, I
but feel the Garden Mi | in)

can be very pleased
Siew iecelt bs

children | syns

ees we proves: apara| oR

No date for beginning use
of the sit site has been mention-

the rising ‘Ww.
of ‘the ‘Columbia flooded tbe by
seepage.

CASTLEGAR :
ROBSON

Geo. Henin BA: BD.
7, MORNING WORSHIP
~ Castlegar — 11.15 a.m.

Rev. Clinton Howard .
Phone 365-7814
Worship, Kinnaird 11 a.m.
@enelie 9.30 am...

Sanday School — 1

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TRAILER
TOWING

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Phone 365-5308
‘Box 1351, Castlegar

‘Starting June 30th 4968"

IMPORTANT CHANGES IN UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE
New benefits /.New contributions / New wage ceiling

alt
cf

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* S0oneabee

sosssess tHE

‘$1.03 and under $1.18
$1.16 and under $1.33
and:

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4) ‘These. 1969, ff your pay ;
Berlods tio not coincide with that day, and if you wish to avoid using
Both the old and few retes tn the same pay period, you may uses

@) [Sea RITES for any pay periods ending on or

4! your post office for etampe ofthe new denominations p
» $f you are rogietered es an mplayer with the Unemployment |

Pa

‘trom Jane 30th

‘exchanging stamps hes bean mater teres

4). Tho wage celling Is ralsed from $5,480 to $7,800. All salaried
snployees eaming up to and Including $7,800 8 year are insurable

5 Enpldyom paldby he hour ey, lee or mel ena insure,
regardless of the amount of

4) Asan

and fishermen do not pay
Pay 10¢ and are credited

board Prod.
of $100 a wooke This was fermerty $69,

“sy For claims established before July 4st, the beneft rate established
ane cect wes made will continuo to apply unt the ctaim Is ended,

5) For eamings of less than $20.00 a wook, most em; are
credited with'a contribution for half a week. However ferme
any contributions for eamings of fess than
$9.00 a week. But if they t have eamings from $9.00 to wie they
with a contribution for half a week,

6) If you work in lumbering and logging, and If your contribution weeke
are determined oy. applying divisors to the number of cords or

feet luced, your contributions will be ef the sata for carninge

Revised coples of the Employer's Handbook and Table of Deductions
‘will be malled before June 30th 1968 to all employers registered with the

tn adition; bookfets and tables for employers in logging and fiching
sn sito be cetributed st itor date:

‘These booklets and tables will contain detalled information on the
to the Act passed by Parilament

In March of tits year. If you have further questions or wish more:
. Information, the nearest office of the Unemployment Insurance

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