genre Retr

“Here let the press the people's
ts. tain, unawed by |’
influence and unbribed by gain”

io co SalI Wag Ny

Rossland-Trail ‘residente,

along with other drivers in‘the
Kootenays, are being flim:

y the provincial
mavaninionlt and ICBC over

Yes Vole is Urged on: Sewer Sysiem Bylaw

Residents of the Kinnaird area of Castlegar

iiwill be going to the polls this Siturday not only »;

‘to help elect three new.aldermen and’a couple of

jool trustees, but to also decide the fate ofa’;

ER Sa million sewer system bylaw.
& 3). Their decision is not an easy one, .
RY ‘That sewers are absolutely necessary for
\- majority: ‘of \ the <* Kinnaird, area’ is.
\deniable and undisputable. But at what cost?
3 SS The minimum’ annual cost any single
 eipmeowner is faced with is'$160 (frontage tax
$108 and yearly‘ user’ charge $42}..This works
t to $12.50:a month, or $3 a week.

This is a pretty healthy figure for a lot of >
mily budgets, but’ Mayor Ed Mosby hopes.it-

in be reduced even further. He estimates that
¢ Sthe city will save $60,000 of the $275,000 cost of
parading the present Castlegar sewer system
agoons' by acting as its’ own contractor and
; eabeontracting much'of the work. He feels
‘proportionally larger savings can be realized
jith the’ Kinnaird project by involving the city
irectly in much of the construction

Be that as itr may; there is no doubt but that
there is one area in which doing the job now can

“vreault in huge savings and that is by getting the.

ly: lower’ auto insur-
ancé ‘rates for 1975,"."?

‘In fact, riding’ Social: Cre-
diters claim Kootenay automo-
bile owners “are. being ‘hosed
when comparisons are ‘made
with the rates announced: for

work: underway before’ the -y spiral

add: Jess more, upon of
thousands of dollars to the cost.”

Many of those persons on fixed incomes .

who are afraid of the costs'of sewers have seen

') their homes escalate in value because of inflation
while their house payments (if not completed)».

have remained static. Now they are being asked
to invest in sewers. And a monthly cost of $12.50

“will likely look pretty good two or three years :

from now when they learn what newer
communities will be paying: for sewers.

‘As former mayor Carl Loeblich nted:

and Prince George.”
>) Following discussion of the.

/ matter atan executive meeting
in Genelle on Wednesday night,
the‘ local Socreds issued a
statement: strongly critical ‘of
ICBC (procedures. .;

‘With regard tothe driver 8
certificate—“'a: sham ‘way.to
raise ‘an extra $10 million\from ©

'—the Socreds' saya
discriminatory ‘policy is“ being’
followed in collecting’ the ati: ,
‘'ver's

“Costs are outrageous, but we gotta: -vote for, it. e

They'll only» get‘ worse.”

We urge Kinnaird residents to vote yes ‘on.

Saturday on the South Castlegar Sewer System.
‘As Castlegar aldermen unanimously agree: "Do |
it now. For your familly...for your sommunity.”

One ‘riding resident,”
claimed, sent: his*certificate
directly’ to:Premier: Barrett

sMwith” a. few’;choice | words
seribbled on it and.no. money.”

\ The certificate was returned

lidated The Socreds claim:

¥ submit nominations. to:
+ Bruce Gerrand,
Castlegar Kiwanis Club,
511, Willow ‘St.
Castlegar, B.C.

WHO WILL BE CASTLEGAR »
“AND DISTRICT'S 1974 -
“CITIZEN OF THE YEAR

Organizations ‘or individuals are invited to’

Citizen’ of the Year. Committee,

8 Deadline: 5.p.m. January 4, 1975

‘Sugar and ono by. Bill, ‘Smiley |

‘Apis and pieces’ eolane:
First item shows a mal-
Yeious delight ‘in “catching.
someone out" as the phrase
7 goes. It is one of the less
pleasant ‘aspects of the
human‘ character, ; ‘but at

-- great deal of-pleasure, over
the centuries, to the! human
Tace.

There. is nothing peopl
enjoy more than somebody ;

t

openly, when a ‘cabinet.

pistaict HOSPITAL:

anesitiens

for. the Auxiliary

_ WOMEN'S AUXILIARY. TO CASTLEGAR AND i

a ANNUAL NUT DRIVE”

. Por, Corton $2.00 on he

minister- is caught: elt

nailed ;‘on‘:an “impaired
driving charge, or a teacher
Sis) discovered nurturing.’

ent out@a a ‘questionnaire tos

~ elementary, school ‘teachers
of English last year.’ There
was one spelling error. in it,

: ‘and Ididn't‘do it, a secretary.

Now, it’s my turn. ’T:hi

\ é before me a list of novels and

Ifyou require financing to Start, modermze

or expand your business, and are unable to

obtain ite a
conditions

* Granbrook, B.C.’ Tel.’ 426-7241

Fag for this folder )

from our representative,
“PLA. Boyd ©
“who will beat: Hi | Arrow Arms Motor inn, alesis
°. (365-7282) * Nov. ‘20/74: &y at’ Peebles Motor Inn,”
** Nelson (52025F) Nov. 274. “Hours: 93.

‘here on reasonable ter

ver haps IDB ean help you

30 = (11th: ‘Avenue’ South,”

“the same time has, given a.

orca Prominent. judge. is’ *

ar

for
CITY ALDERMAN

_ — FOR CONTINUED PROGRESS —

CHERNOF F,. Jackson J.

“Solaye gent ‘out in the E
cational ‘Communicatio!
Authority, ‘a. fai
cow with the | M

;' Education.’

The Authority wants’
English department: heads
to tick off a list of the books -
most used by students in our~
high schools, with a view’to =

‘buying’ the thovie “rights.
sto" the; 20 most popular, ‘so -
that they can be video- taped
and..madé. available: on:\a
‘wide basis. A laudable plan,
cIthwas when [started ‘to
:sean the list that. I thought: it’
must ‘be. ‘a°\put-on.: I

checked the accompai

ting letter. No, i I,

i was plficial..

=. fairly comprehensive one’ at
most of the literature: ust
‘in: our. high: ‘school

P Re
‘ ee ‘of a Salesman,‘ Hu
Finn, The’ Great Gatsby
Everything in order. i
‘Then I turned to Page 2 0
the list and nearly fell’off my:

1and<gone ‘out-and“had a
large liquid “lunch before
tackling Page 2. ss

i Don Quixote came out as
Don: Quiote.* This ‘must. be
an animal ‘story, about a

“* coyote ‘called * Don. Emily
‘Bronte :inust! be‘ twirling’ in
her. grave on the’moors, to
ee her, magnificent Wuther.
ing Heights described. as .
Withering Heights.

Thomas. Hardy ® will” be
having “a celestial «seizure,
when he realizes. that ‘his
great Tess of the D'Urber-

# has a new title: Tess of :
the) D'Umbervilles.
D'Umber than what? -/

The’ Chrysalids,Shas-a new
life as ‘The Chrysslids. The *
AcLuck of Ginger: Coffey has

Ginger © Coffey... Probably
some sort of rationing.

A fine western novel, The
Ox* Bow < Incident,’ has
‘changed shape.’ It is now
the Ox. Box - Incident, a
rahe square title, if J may

Kila Mockingbird, has ’
become 7b Kill-a Mocking
Binds Can't you’ see: that
bird, just’ sitting ” around
the’ old’ lady who

But perhaps the greatest
blow to Canadian literature,

nearly husl a gut- in a

_ THE. CARPET CENTRE
Sv: Upstairs.
TRAIL TIMES BLDG.
PHONE 364-2421

Sewing
Machines,
Typewriters,
TV's

B&W and Color TV's for
rent by week or month
‘Union Peters

1334 Cedar Ave., Trail
Telephone 368-6331

ecn transformed to Lack of

1975 Auto Insurance

rocedures Cri

“fair is fair, and say-all BC.
residents “should havo, thelr
driver certificate payments’ re-
funded, nob just those who
write nasty notes lo the: pre- ;
mier.”

The statement notes; that

1967 model cars will/still have:

to carry collision coverage noxt;
year when the age’ for. this

. compulsory feature should have:

changed to 1968. “Liability
insurance isand, should be °
mandatory,” say the Socred:
‘bul anyone: wanting to take'a
chance.on losing in an accident
the. investment represented in
his car, ‘should not be compel-
\led, £8. carry callislenic cover:
age.”

‘Noting { that: any driver
doing 10,000'miles a’year. and
averaging 20 miles to the. gallon’
is paying,$50. subsidy in. gaso.
line'tax-to ICBC, the Rossland-
Trail Social! Credit; Association
notes - this: is double’. the ‘rate

reductions being proclaimed by °.

the government:, Talk about.
truth: in: advertising,” they
continues ithe truth: is most

number of English teachers,
was ‘the updating, of: ‘that

fine, old novel about French”

Canada, Maria’ Chapdel

Tu is ‘now. called Mar

Chapdelaine. + 3
That is‘an obvisis back-

lash by some male’ chauvin-

ist pig to the entire Women's

Lib*: movement, '

_ certainly” like.’
new-version. /I.can just see.
hi

000s;
in’ ‘the? kindling, :worryi
‘about: wolves,” an having y
babies'under primitive ‘con
Poor “Marve.
: was OK for: Marie; : She had

guts. But Marve “doesn't /°

hough: he* could

Now. I know. this entire >
column is completely, unfair.
to the poor guy who made up
+ the: list.. But‘T_ got so. much

ie

A’ science’ fiction’ “novel, {-)

AG Grade YW standard, Th &.

and.certainly the dne that, 5

owne veil pay. toe thofr rebate
Vandiat least $26 mmorol ¥

The Teprttorial Equaliza:

tion’ ‘Discounts also\"don't take
care. of! the ‘little people...the

peoplo, the NDP. always ‘ ee Ms

a re concaeted about,"

‘comprehensive » coverage». will

receive a territorial discount of

only $2.‘*yet; they drive: ‘the

perso!

“y they i must bso ‘Pay, the’: 10/5

ssng the: ie guy.

The Socred statement ¢ cone”
‘cludes by saying people pay
five ways for their. government-

run “automobile ‘jinsurance:” :

through; their: vehicle: insur-

ance; through their. licence
plates; through the:driver's ~

certificate; through payment of.
the gasoline tax/increase, | and
as taxpayers, ‘since. all’ govern:

iment vehicles: now: buy insur-? 3.
“ance. whites they: didn't | Pere f

_:pleasure « from: it,
malicious ‘ pleasure, . that: I
couldn't refrain from passing
it'on.

“And the’ bees "Joy. of iti is.
that ‘it comes : from’ an: *

rs and: trucks.
Sphich don't carry’collision and

‘purely.

seo sews: RINT

> Yr

CUSTOM DRAPES -
UPHOLSTERY —
AND.CARPETS

“In:
‘capitals. It. veut be'no fun
pe fat all. if it came’ from” an ~

illiterate bookseller,

It's; interesting: to; ‘learn’ :

that your neighbour is going
to ‘have ‘a: baby, * after 15
“‘years’ of ‘sterility, (or. that =

“your Uncle ‘George. hadan ©

alfair in’ Singapore-when he
-° was: in’ the: merchant: navy,
“and: before “he became <a‘

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“Crafts foi tyne :

By Connie McKay
‘Batik’ is tas method. of

design, on

? cotton cloth, or an old sheet,

; with the hot melted’ wax and
then dip the cloth into fabric

colored by’ the

* dye. In this way you will be able
; to make original designs for

cause bad’
1 would suggest that
+ you Igt younger children watch,

es! super else older children and.be’

reful yourself.
r rubber gloves to”

cover your work area .
wspapers in cade of »:

pad tio you: ‘will need a small ,

paintbrush. ‘fabric dye in pac-:
kets ‘or plastic bottles; ‘large. -
Jars in which to mix the dye and
lots of old newspapers,

How To Do lt
Using. a’ piece of chalk or

charcoal, lightly sketch your :

+ design’ on: the piece. of ‘cloth.

Then’ melt the 'wax-at' a low

temperature’ on the stove and

zkeep. your ‘eye.on it.

Brush the! melted wax

: completely around-the design.

‘A simple ‘flower’ is good to

experiment: with. -The wax:

must go through to the back of.
th.

the clot!

Hi Follow. the package ine,
structions for the dye and

carefully dip the waxed fabric
in it: Rinse ‘the cloth’ in clear
water. Don't wring it. Hang it

‘up to drip.dry in the shade by ~
{attaching it to a clothes Hangers,

. with’ clothes pins,

“Puta second coat of wax on
the places you want to stay the
first color, then dip it in another

‘shade of dye. If your first'color .

-.is yellow. and the second red,

* you will make a beautiful shade

of orange with your second l dye.
‘Again, rinse and let dry.

. Puta third coat of wax on the .

“areas you. want: to stay. that that

color and then re-dip the fabric,
in a‘ third color.

Alter rinsing in clear. wa-
«ter, place: the wet: fabric
* between newspapers ‘or. paper
towels. Press ‘with a ‘hot: iron

<huntil all of the. wax is removed.

‘The colors will be vivid and

* bright. and your fabric is ready.

to be made into whatever. you
‘want.

Tjanting needles t are de-
signed for applying wax 'in fine
lines and for ‘outlining areas,
Melted wax is poured into the

“ball of the’ tjanting ‘and‘ flows
: through a fine needle’ spout,
Batik ‘is an ancient and

fascinating craft.and should _

give you many. hours of enjoy-
jfment: and satisfaction, 7

Bat 315-1."

“The Wonder ort All? isa
spellbinding 'film from the peo-
iple who made “Vanishing wil.
derness”. This one concentrates
on wild animals’ photographed
‘on every continent of the world.

At the appearance of their
natural enemy, a killer seal,
charming and ‘droll: Antarctic
penquins leap from ‘the: water
as if, they! were:shot;from,
catapults, Exquisitely delicate
Japanese cranes: perform’ a
courting dance in’the:snow.

Bengal tigers chase’a: bear

away from their, inquisitive
cubs, and the. remaining |‘mus-
‘tangs gallop across’ the lonely
American desertlands, |)°:,\’
While there is considerable 5
footage of predatory animals.
preying, there isn't any real
bloodshed, and in fact,” several ;
tolerant of the ‘cliches: simply -

‘cessfully. ‘threatening’ feach .

other into a peaceful’ detente.

Producer-director, “Arthur
.R. Dubs is'said'to have ‘spent’
seven years gathering «the
footage for. the picture,’-which
at’ one-hour. and: forty-five.
tainutes. hasn't sone: slow me
“ment,

While the animale thom
selves are: magnificent and ' the
editing ‘is tasteful, the /narra-
tions are another story.

“The Wonder OfIt
this in common with “Jonathan
L.. Seagull": if you can forget.

about the dialogue, it’s lovely to.’

‘look at,'and kids: will be! more
tolerant. of the’ cliches simple.
because nothing is a clichs
first time. you hear it.’

It_ will be-in Castlegar ‘a at.

the Castle Theatre for two days
on Nov. 21 and 22...

Basic Principles. of Kootenay

Library System

Directors of the Kootenay
Library System Society met in

Cranbrook: in’ a five-hour’ ses-

‘sion Saturday," Nov, 2, to
hammer out the basic principles

«for the operation of a Kootenay.

library ‘system.’ <<

The principles include or-
ganizations who may use the
library, communications within

ervices offered, -

sonnel ,

sivato family:service was

x ‘held yesterday at the chapel of
© the Castlegar Funeral Home for
*< Norman McLéod, 86, formerly.
©! of ‘Trail, who ‘died: Remem:

brance Day. at: Willow, Haven
Private, Hospital in Nelson,

0. Vaneauver in5190.

Hi
erved overseas during the *

Hammered Out

of its patrons was noted as» ~

crucial by library development
commission consultant Miss
Mary Leask, and was adopted’
unanimously by the’ board,
Still under debate ‘are .
clauses concerning the resource

centre and headquarters for the |

‘system, and the relationship

,.between school and.. public ,..
library systems, which-were ,.

Norman K- of Trail'and John G.
of Castlegar; two brothers, Dan
of Vancouver. and‘ William 0!
‘Australia; one sister, Mary in
Scotland and four, grandehit

dated at the'service with burial

2 taking: place’ at’ ‘Forest’ Lawn

CHU a STEAI
PORK STEAL
CHUCK or ROUND BONE ROAST
BABY BEEF LIVER

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, November 14, 1974

GOVERNMENT
INSPECTED

, MATURE GRAIN FED
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GOVERNMENT
:INSPECTED |.

GROUND BEEF =~.

BULK WIENERS =~...

98

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ib,

MATURE GRAIN FED

GRADE “A” BEEF se Ibe 89¢

MUSHROOMS.

"STEMS & PIECES .

DINNERS

‘ CHUNKING. Divider Pak. 2 Ibs, '8 oz. al. 19)

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fal 69°}

TEA BAGS -

RED ROSE, PKG.’OF 60 2 cup Reitereeeerts

WALNUT PCE S a 19

‘WAGON WHEELS —

_ WESTONS. Box OF a FOR.

89

2 OLD DUTCH ‘TRI PACK

POTATO CHIPS

59¢

HOT BREAD

WHITE OR: BROWN «

“FROM THE | IN-STORE BAKE SHOP

4 = $1 00. PAN BUNS |

LEMON JUICE

BEALL LEMON. 25°02,

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SUNLIGHT

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ent. .
-Heis: ‘survived by. two

~ Society. Operates,

f © Treatment it Services F
‘The B.C. division Cana- @
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‘vices in /all:.parts |. of BC.
Physiotherapists are in clinics,
in? hospitals, ‘and make home

visits; ccupational | therapists =
«travel-on'three mobile vans
* govering ‘areas outside® major.

\centres;'and rheumatologists,
the. doctors whose specialty is

: i _ rheumatic, disease, make regu:

trips ‘around ‘the province
providing ‘consultative services

Be for’ family’ physicians. When

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