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1974.75 EXECUTIVE of the Castlegar Ladies Ci Club is
pictured here at its recent windup consisting of a banquet and
presentations of trophies held at the Hi Arrow Arms Motel. Front
row, left to eft to right are’ vice-president June Berese ss director
Mary Randall, past president Glenna Akelson, draw committee
Exes Kilt and treasurer Moyna Laing, Baek row, feft to right,

secretary Cherrie’ Lyon:

The Scene at...

; MINNAIRD JUNIOR:

SECONDARY SCHOOL

Those of you who remem:
ber Mark Fecloy, ono, of our
ex-students,: will be interested
to know that he will. be
appearing on telovision May, 2.

Heis representing Quesnel
on’ a )"Reach for :the Top”
contest against’ Prince George.
Lots of us will be Cuning in and
wishing. him‘ good lek; i

whe

‘We would like to thank the

; students who made our concert

5 and means chairman Audrey |

way
Conliffe, entertainment. chairman Jeanette. Horning, social) and

kitehen chairman Grace | Honehots J Pe Marie Prokop, draw
Aileen

Cheryl §
Oglow.—Castlegar News: Photo

Christine Johnson from Robson
are president’ and ‘treasurer,

Jean Cook
“the! Valhalla: angers: ‘of F
, Robson have been busy during
the first months of 1974, The
activities are as follows:

On the first. three days of
February the Rangers attended
a freeze-in in’ Rossland : with
other Rangers: from Castlegar,
Kinnaird, “Trail, Nelson and
Rossland. They .were involved
in many activities | such’ as
skiing, skating, tobogganing,
bowling ‘and snowshoeing.
“The “commissioner; of the
area came and after.talking, the»
girls voted in new representa-
tives. Kathy Salekin {and

, Verona Bozek and Gail’ Fodor

from Kinnaird: are’ vice-presi-
dent.and secretary.

Also “in February the
Rangers d. to

Spring Activities

towards their trip to Expo '74.

Near the end of the month

the Robson. and Castlegar

Rangers’ went to a training

camp at the Scout Bivouac near

ine Greene Lake.’ The girls
ha

canvassing for"
They went in pairs-and‘covered
the’ area from’ Raspberry...
wilege to the High Keenleyside
am.

March .was. also a. busy
month. On the eleventh the
Mother and Daughter, banquet
was held. The Rangers along
with eating, catered for this

occasion. They. received $20 for
this and ‘the money is'to go

Notice of

Public Hearing

WINNIPEG, MAN.

# ‘The oO
uay 30, 1978 its i erin to hold a public’ hearing
o

f third tele-

sae service in | Winnipeg “and the extension of se

vsion’ broadcasting services
ingly a public hearing will

in’ the Province.» Acco!
be’ held at the. Winnipeg

International Inn to consider. the following ‘matters:
* GENELLE AND LOWER CHINA CREEK, B.C.
Genelle T.V. Co-Operative Society, c/o China Cresk:

Post | Office, Genelle, B.C.

Application for a broadcasting licence to carry. on
a cable television: system fo serve Genelle and Lower

China? Creek, 8.C.

Proposed installation fees: ae 00 ($25.00 share)

($10.00 service fee)

Proposed i monthly fees:
$5.00 ($1.00 share up to ‘max. of, $200.)
($4.00 monthly service’ fee)

Proposes channels distribution:

Call Sign =~
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KREM-TV
KXLY-TV

Spokane,

Location
Castlegar, B.C. 3 3

Reception . Distribution
Channel” > Channel

Wash. .2 2

Spokane, Wash. 4 4:

Location where the application

may be examined:

ae

China Creek Post ‘Office, x

China’ Creek, B.C.

INFORMATION ON APPLICATIONS AND HEARING

Right to Are

Jin an

mentioned. in: this notice? If so you can comment in
an intervention to support, modify: or oppose the ep-
plication;'To do so follow: this procedure.

— Senda copy of your

e Heart Fund.’ cam

in to get ta the

There they learned how to
_ make -fires in snow and make
tri-pads. “Also” there were
chores which’ consisted of
making meals, chopping Wood
and cleaning ae

On: the’ night the
Rangers were ‘peated wat :
surprise. . They. wel
midnight snowshoe wal iin
candle-lit: “lanterns. Grateful.
thanks go out to Mrs. Edwards
and Mrs. Cunliffe who spared
their time to help the girls.

Other activities have been
house’ ‘cleaning. for. various
people and ‘having travelling
bake sales in the Robson area.
The girls also served and! did
dishes for a wedding April 20.
/. The . Rangers did their
community project on April. 1
which was cleaning the

rel

Mae Dinner Receives Life

‘Membership

: A Life: Membership” was \
presented Mrs..'Mae Dinner.
Monday when the ~ Ladies «
Auxiliary-to the Royal- Cana-
dian Legion Branch 170 held its
~ regular’ meeting in the Legion *
Hall with 20 members present.
‘Phe Life Membership was

presented by. president Mrs.
Earl Rourke. on’ behalf. of ithe
members present.

‘An-election for an execu-
‘tive member was held to fill the”
yacancy resulting from Mra. G.
Pickette leaving the area: Mrs.
W. = Narraway was elec!
filling this “vacancy and’. was

installed by Mrs. Dinner.

Treasurers | report "was
given as well as a rundown:on
the Spring Tea and catering.

It was noted nine hospital
visits have been made-to date.
+Mr. C.. Kerr and. Mrs.’/F.
Dodgson wil} do the hospital
visiting for the month of May.
‘Two rose bowls and cards have
been sent to sick members.
‘Mrs... Miros
hospital.

A short verbal.report was
given by) Mrs.:’Kerr: on‘ the

hip: Training : Course

to the

by registered. mail ‘or personal delivery to
be received:on or before April 29, 1974.

— Send another copy. to the CRTC to be received

by-this same date.

— Be sure to attach
receipt to the copy

your postal or.messenger
for the CRTC, giving proof

that. the applicant:has received his copy.

Viewing of documents: Anyone can view the applica-
tions at either the office of the CRTC,.100 Metcalfe St.,
Room 1607, Ottawa, Ont. or the local address given in

this notice for examination

of the application.

Procedure at Hearings: Read the CRTC Rules of pro-
cedure to find out the rights and obligations of the
parties to a henting. Copies are available from Inform-

ation ‘Can

" For tional i

on the appli-

cations at the. hearing, please contact the CRTC in

thet some - of our members
attended in Trail.

, Mrs. A. McPherson ‘and
Mrs. H. Johnson’ were ap-
pointed to attend as delegates _
to the West Kootenay Zone ~
Council meeting in. Trail this
weekend.

A cheque is to be sent: to!
the Ranger. Company for their
assistance in taking aut teas to
the businesses’ during the

-, Ladies Auxiliary’s Spring Tea.
Thig:was very much appre:
ciated by-the L.A. members.

Mrs Narraway offered to

donate some wool to be knitted :-
into socks to-be sent to {hes
George Derby Hospital *

Vancauver | nearer‘ to Christ:

mas. we

is » home... from -

the enrollment. Girls: enrolled
were Jay Clark, Jean Cook-and;
Lorna-.Godberson.: This took
place in the form of candlelight
cerembiny | with | Mrs,:'R.. Ed-
wards’ and. Mrs. 'P.-Minnich
doing the honors. Later snacks
and refreshments were en-
joyed. +

4. In the? following months
the Rangers will be involved in
many other projects. At the
following Ranger meeting, the
girls will be packaging: seeds for
the, Easter Seals...

On May 11, they’ will be
havinga car wash at the Texaco
al. 8S station. It’ will consist of
washing and waxing and.
‘vacuuming. -

On the days of May 17; 18
and 19 the Rangers’ will be
going to Expo °74, chaperoned
by ‘their -leader Mrs. ’- D.
Robertson. The girls have been,
earning money, for this trip. |

‘The girls put in a:special
thanks to their leader Mrs. D, ;
without hee x Help ¢
“woul

in Legion u

fast. Thursday night ‘such a
success, Mr. Lind says he’ was
delighted with the calibre of the
performances. He says, “It was
obvious to the audience that the
young’ people | enjoyed’ what
they were doing and put there.
very best into it. In my opinion
they were splendid.”
‘There ‘were’ four short
plays . performed. . The © first
vpygmation" consisted. of just
one’ scene, Eliza Doolittle's
arrival at’ Professor Higgin's
home. The ‘cast. was Robert
Alexander, Debbie Gorkoff, Ed
Rilkoff'and Cindy. Bonderoff.

‘The next was a scene from.
Shakespeare, the famous MPy-
+ ramus and Thisbe”.

The | cast. was’ Shelley
Harnadek, ., Carrie: Kilpatrick, ,
Jane Denisoff, Patti. Tipping,
Carolyn’) Price.) and «: Diane

iebe.

The: third play “Laugh in
the. Dark” was’ performed’ by
Brian | Poelz, ‘Tami | Huston,

Mary < Anderson,” Aida © de
Freitas, © Annamaria'" Franco,
Dawn Wells and’Mark Wigen.

Last came the play entered
in the Drama Festival which
earned Andy Muller ‘an ‘acting ©
certificate: of ‘merit, “He was
aided \by Robert Alexander,
Donna Baron, Gary Kalesni-

’ Says Too Many

2 aris
People Believe
Old Wives Tales

‘There are still far too many.
people who believe in © “old
wives tales” when pregnancy is.
discussed, especially ones’ that

pertain to dental health.

* ‘The archaic adage that “for.
every child a tooth” is clearly
refuted | by:;experimental : and.
clinical'= evidence. : Statistics ~
show ‘that ‘there is no increase.

Spring ra

Bn!
gnancy” me

Te-;
“moves: aida salts from tooth”

enamel.

However, ‘the pregnant:
woman should give her mouth -
proper. care.’ Barly:.in- preg-

““naney, the expectant mother

should have'a complete dental :/

§. checkup and areas’ of infection,

Lunch committee for the
‘month of May consists of Mrs. *
B.<. Freeman’: and Mrs. C.
Jerome.

The hostess prize will be
provided by Mrs. Dinner. Mrs.
K. Flemming. was asked to
check dates in the Recreation
Office for, fall teas and bazaars.
The. L.A... are. tentatively
looking: at dates around the
middle of. October’ or the
besinning of November.

“Members were asked if =
they. would take some of the
_dolls left: over ~ from
Chri home to

the.

eliminated. ‘Then’ the patient.
should follow usual preventive :
principles such as cutting down
on: -excessive’ sweets‘! and:

. cleaning | her. ‘teeth « “regularly

after meals.
A> minority. of,

and

-loff “high < single".

kof, Lynn) Birch and’ a
“way-oul" Corinne’ McGauley.
The name of this play was."The
Freak and the Fuzz",

The 10‘members ‘of; the

‘speech Arts team, who all ‘won

first place awards al the Nelson
Festival of the:Arts, presented
their. test’ pieces,

\
First, was the Bible! Read:
ing “champion under 17", Judy, '

Cheveldave..She was followed
by ‘Keith Swayne,

“Trevar,, Govender
“The: Sea”, Robyn: Miller-Tait
“Leisure”, "Debbie Shukin “A
Thing of Beauty”. i

The two medal winners,
Cathy Kruetzky, and. Katarina
Edblad recited "High Flight"
“God's. Grandeur” re:
spectively.

Interspersed throughout
the program were lively: selec:
tions by the. Grade 9‘ band.

We © wille‘be’! having” a
different type concert-in June
in which gymnasts and stars in
many other’ fields ‘will enter-
tain. We: all: look ‘forward’ to

“seeing you then:
y? * La

We would like to conclude
by congratulating the winners
of our windup bowling tourna-
ment, Ronnie Sherstobitoff
“high triple” and Perry Samoy-

you to Mr. and Mrs. Bonnett for
their kindness and generosity
during our: season's play!

“champion
Oh loo, Danna-and Judy Walker,

And ‘thank -

“A bridal ‘shower honoring
Cathy Walker, whose marriage

_, to Warren Quiding takes place

: May 4, was held April 9 at the
home:of Mrs, Doris Sweeney,
\Corsages| were: presented
to®' the bride-elect. and © her
mother,’ Mrs. C.. O.. Walker.
Games were then played by the
42 guests present,
‘The many’ beautiful gifts
were presented to the honored

guest :in:a Safeway “shopping
cart..She ‘was ‘assisted: in: the:

opening of! the “gifts ° by~ her,
bridesmaids Suzanne,Van Yzer-’

Haleeshaate were served
which highlighted “a ° ‘special
cake. inscribed Best Wishes
Cathy”.

Hostesses for the evening
wero Doris Sweeney, Wilma

Frost, Bev. McDonald, Doreen

Jacques, Cicily Marcellus and
Jean Lind.

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CASTLEGAR NEWS

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P
women may develop ‘swollen
gum$ which become: ‘purplish-
red to deep blue. Pain is usually:
‘not severe, ‘but bleeding *may
occur,> However, | these > gum.

© changes; occur most often. in

\ women with poor oral hygiene.
If dental: work ‘is. neces-
sary, long appointments should
nol” be ; scheduled by.’ the

dress. They will be placed in
the welfare hampers this year. _
Mrs. Rourke thanked the =

mother.
fillings or. other tiring: proce-

}. dures. are. not’. recommended

during °the. latter ‘months , of)

and ©
ate ee they: held «on
April 6.

Delicious, refreshments ~
were served by Mrs,’P. Doell:
and Mrs.. K. Flemming.

The booster prize, donated
by Mrs. R. Davies, was won by
Mrs, Kerr.

and’ painful “stimuli
should be avoided as:much as
possible. An early checkup and.

keeping ‘gum problems: under : °

control and’ tooth ‘decay to-a

‘minimum. .is; the vanswer, So).

forget. about what “somebody
told me”, says the Canadian
Dental Association. °°.”

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ABLE SEAMAN Collin E. Bording, son of Mr. and Mrs, B: E Bording, of Robson, is
the

shown here taking

taking readings off°the main

HMCS Terra‘ Nova during naval-exercises off San ‘Diego tk U.S. naval forces:

+ Four Canadian shipes HMCS ‘Provider, Terra; Nova, Gatineau and Rainbo:

: been exercising ‘in

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icipated in three exercises. Albe Seaman Bording has been in the Canadian

Forces for 14 month:

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1971.

‘Police:

i “tn Beautiful People Event, May 6 al Trail

; Those. dye-stained’ fingers
that. wind your perm rods and
snip your frizzies are capable of
somuch more than. snipping,
clipping and perming.

Given the opportunity they
can use ‘their ‘talent and

Most’: women;:» however,
dont 1 kK their weekly! ‘ap-

to be'turried-oft as 7

"art". They ~ want
La hair curled, curly hair

straightened and sets that will <

last until.they're once again in
h ‘their ‘stylists’. dye-
ingers.<).-* eon

or of,

speak tonight.’at Selkirk: Col-
lege on “The Role of Parliament

in the Formulation of Canadian

reign Policy,” a topic he. is
well aualifi fied to discuss from a
personal insight gairied into the
king process of parila:

“spent a year as

parliamentary intern. Two,
+ years’ ago’ he became: special

assistant in the Parliamentary

< “Centre for Foreign Affairs and

Foreign: Trade,’ working: as
adviser .to the House Commit-
tee: on ‘External Affairs and
Ni tional Defence.

He graduated in history +

"-the’, University of Sas-

tchewan and obtained: his ”

M.A. in ‘International Affairs
from . Carleton: University in

Mr. Thordarson is editor of

; nternational Canada and ‘au:

jor of Trudeau and Foreign
a study in, décision-
aking,’ (Toronto Oxford .Uni-
rsity Press, 1972). This. book

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here ié a'lot.of Yarn
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And you can 'treally blame.
‘them,

You can't really blame the

B ‘stylists, either, for. getting

together: once: a’ year. to let

imaginations “and. combs: run +
wild:in an annual. competition”

that includes everything from
setting, styling and d

_ Association, the two-day ‘con-

vention will be held May. 5-6.
The Monday evening event is
open to the public,

No expense is ‘spared i inthe

preparation; of:models for the |

show. Since the model is judged
not only on her hairstyle, but
her general as well,

woman's crowning “glory —her-
air.

models: from’ Castlegar, “Trail,
Rossland, Cranbragok, Kimbe:

show at the Crown Point Hotel
in Trail. Under the sponsorship
¢ of the Koot

This‘ :.year + ode and

Jey and Nelson will'stage their,

shoes, make-up, ‘jewelry and
aitire. must be flawless. Long
:hours of practice and‘experi-

mentation are necessary before’

anything even remotely resem-
bling perfection is achieved.
3 Categories in the competi-
tion are as varied ‘as those in
the Acad Awards. -How-

E uernational Canada
Speaker af Te Co

i Bruce Thordarson’ .

+ has been: ‘referred

“Anthony Westell Teteraktee
Star) .as “one of the ; finest.

pieces of Canadian “poli ical,
reporting I have seen in year:
The Canadian Institute: of
International Affairs (CILA) is a
‘private, non- profit organization
whose aim is to’ promote ‘an,
“interest-in international | affairs:
through. ‘a series of speakers
and publications. Local: mem-

~ bership is available for ag low

as. $5 per year. © National

» membership which

ata higher price.’ If you are at’
allsinterested ‘in international
aitairs lense conie out, tonight:

7 plece,.

“feature -a‘: display < of ®

includes |
several publications is available.

ever the Monday night 1 ‘Beauti-
ful People event promises to bes

ae, most exciting and: intel

would “be: considered . avant~'~
garde anywhere but New ote
or Paris.

’s\cFive-ineh "platform. soles, *

fusehia- colored hair’and jewel-

‘led ‘coiffures s towering :up to’.

three ‘feet in height, would be

“!nothing-out of the ordinary for

this event. i
Monday © night wil “also =
floral
arranging and an exhibition of:
hand-crafted high fashion jew-
elrys. # as 2
It is also at this time that
thes guest © stylist from. .Van-

vgouver will award trophies to

each of-the winning stylists. «

March Proves to he Overcast.
With Less Sunshine than 1913

Castlegar office ..of | the

atmospheric environment .ser-

vice department of the eriviroi

located , al: Castlegar. ;

Airport, has’ released © the

‘ing summary .of March's .

weather:*;)

2h Ay -moijst southwesterly
flow of air. from) the’ Pacific
blanketed the province: with
cloud -for: the better part) of
March. “This ‘resulted in sun-
shine’ totals of 23 hours below
the average 125 hours and
rainfall amounts, of 2.34 inches
as compared to the normal of
1.46 inches.

* Snowfall for March was 3. 4 A

ches which is about one: third:

Announcement
g Mr. D. A. Newson, President of JuT.

O'Bryan: and Company, Vancouver: In-_
surance Brokers: is pleased to announce

of Peter. as

"the

representative for the Castlegar area.
pomean was

The has

of what's expected on an
average for that month. The:
mean’ lemperature of \ 37.6
degrees was only two tenths off.
the ‘normal’ of 37.8 and the
winds’ were © near. ‘normal’: as
well.

“Daily records tied. or
broken are as follows:

The minimum temperature
of 35.0n March'11 ties the old”
record set in 1963. A total’
precipitation “amount of .84
inches on-March 12 breaks the
old’ record of *.33_ inches set in
1927: On March 28 .39 inches;
breaks the oldirecord. of .22 °
inches set in ‘1924. C %

Brilliant Man is Fafal Victim
In Friday Morning Accident

An’ ‘inquest has‘ been’
ordered following a head-on
collision reported 1 a.m, Friday
halfa mile cast of Brilliant Dam
on Highway'3A \in’ which a
Brilliant man was killed.

‘Dead \is* David .-Victor
North, 39, driving a 1965 Chevy
which is reported totalled,
Other drivers involved are
identified as’ Larry George

* Paun, 18, of South Stocan and,

Stanley J.
Cranbrook,

Local ROMP report, the

Nolin, 43, of,

. Paun’ vehicle was travelling

East when it attempted to pass
another vehicle and.’ was in
collision with./the North veh-

Channel whe programming
tonight? :

7 p.im.—A’ Day, on’ the
Town: This program is a collage
of events in:Castlegar. It: was
produced’ by: participants ina
recent community TV Work-
shop;;held’ here: ‘Among the
events on the program are live
coverage ':of a motor. car.
accident, an ‘interview::,with:

-Paul Oglow about :the Sénior

Citizens’. Villa, the Grand

Icle, Mr. Paun. was driving a
1969 Chevy which was also
totalled,

The third vehicle, driven
by Mr. Nolin, was following the
North vehicle, Unable to stop,
the Nolin’ vehicle ran into the
side of the Paun vehicle
resulling in $300 damages to
Mr. Nolin's 1963 Ford,

Mr. Paun is sald to have
been taken by ambulance to the
Castlegar and District Hospital
where he was reported thal
morning to be in satisfactory

condition ‘suffering from a

broken leg and minor. lacera-
tions,

The accident is still under
investigation,

‘Collage of Events in Castlegar

& p.m.—Solid Rock. A team
of young musicians currently
touring British Columbia play-
ing and singing in the religious
folk and rock idiom, taped at
the P in

Teen Town,
An Echo
Of the Past

Castlegar used to have'an
organized Teen Town that was
the envy of many communities
far larger than ours,

Captain George B, Landis,
a brother of former Castlegar
mayor John Landis, was “may-
or" of the Castlegar Teen Town
at one time and this weck he
wrote the Castlegar . News °
enquiring when the Teen Tawn
here had ceased functioning.

Any readers whe can
answer this question may write
Captain Landjs al 65 Sangro
Loop, Site 7, CFB Borden, Ont.,
LOM 1CO. :

To illustrate how active '
Teen Town in Castlegar was 25
years ago, Captain Landis sent
along the following: clipping.
from the’Feb. 19, 1949 issue of
the Vancouver Sun:

“A thumbnail: review of
Castlegar Teen Town's work
during the past. year—Con-
structed welcome signs at the
entrance to town; erected an
illuminated Christmas tree at
the main intersection; under-
took census, for the | town

Castlegar.
8:30 p.m.-Utopia Water-

shed. A'resource conflicts study °”

produced! ‘by ~.the’ Forestry
sludents at’ ” selkirk College.
The first. in:a series of four
Programs,

Opening of West's Dep:
Store,'an interview with Alex
Neilson of the David Thompson,
Stamp Club, ‘the’ Jam Can
‘Curling Bonspiel anda com:
mentary on libraries and how.
- they relate to young ‘children.

‘The “Alaska Highway,
stretching. 1,620..miles “from
Dawson Creek, B.C. to Fair-
banks, Alaska, was’ built as.a

“war ‘measure. in only nine
“months and six days.

dan

iee:hockey team; got together
s the best: teenaged - dance
orchestra in the’ are} fielded‘a
softball team that didn’t lose a
game all'season and won The
Sun's Little: World Series here
last. summer.

“All. this in addition. to
regular dances and club nights.
It:might be ‘a good idea to
remember. \this (record next
time’ some. one tells you
teenagers do nothing but jive *
and cut rugs.”

—— . Thursday, April 25, 1974

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