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“Io it true that actor Chuck Connors once played mejor league
baseball?”-J. W. Young, Corner Brook, Nfld.

Keven Joseph “Chuck” Connors, born April 10, 1921, in
Brooklyn, N.Y., appeared as a pinch-hitter for the old

CASTLEGAR -NEWS

SPORTS

Letter to the Editor

Dodgers in 1949—failing to get a hit in his lone appearance, In 1951
he was dealt to Chicago Cubs where he played first base and
appeared in 66 games. He batted .239, clubbed a pair of homers
and drove in 18 runs, Rather than face relegation to the bushes
again he elected to devote his attention to acting and has enjoyed
moderate success since, His best remembered role was that of The
Rifleman, a television western series.

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“What is the world record for distance in gliding?”--V. I.
Charbonneau, Yorkton, Sask,

Walter A Scott and Ben W. Greene of the U.S,, flying an
ASW-12 model glider established a mark of 716.94 miles July 26,
1970, The longest declared goa) flight wus 641.3 miles recorded in
an ASW-12 by Hans-Werner Grosse of Germany on June 4, 1970.

Scott also holds the world standard for a goal and return flight
of 634 miles in an ASW-12 on Aug, 3, 1970, Altitude record for
gliders is 46,266 feet recorded by Paul F. Bikle Jr., of the U.S. ina
Schweizer SGS-123E over Mojave, California on Feb. 26, 1961. He
was released at 3,963 feet and achieved a record altitude ein of
ies 303 feet. Pegg

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Gisnier Gym
Winter Classes
For Robson

Robson Recreation Com-
mission, in conjunction with
Regional Recreation Commis- run by Lloyd Ish’s team. The
sion No. 1, is pleased to offer competition was Low Net by
junior gymnastic classes this flights,
winter for students grades 1 to
6 and pre-schoolers,

Classes will be held at the
Robson Schoo!

By Pete Young
Men's Night, Sept. 12, was

The winners in flight 0-10
handicap were P. Moroso, D.
Wayling and B. Perehudoff.

commencing In the 11-17 handicap, balls

Sept. 26.

Registration for the classes
will be held at the Robson Hall
today.

Registration fee is $2 for 12
sessions. For further informa-
tion contact the Recreation
Office.

Landis, P.Picton, C. Loeblich,
cai

were won by R. Beliveau, T.
Ackney, -P.  Plotnikoff, L.
Harmston, B. Ellis, N Me-
Clenaghan, D. Cromarty, A.
Jaques and G. Davie.

The 18-25 handicap win-
ners were J. Mills, F. Frost, J.

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Over the Limif Serious Offense

Dear Sir:

T have read your weekly
newspaper for a good number
of years and have enjoyed your
reporting of the local news and
your editorials,

There have been times
when we differ, which is good,
but for the greater part I find
you fair,

There have been times
when I phoned your staff for
clarification of an article and

have received a quick response. *

Today, Sept. 13, I read
your paper and feel this time I
should write.

In your “Local Court
News" I read of a number of
fines along with a fair amount
of detail and the names of the

Locai Golf Club Holding
Championship this Weekend

R, Archambault, P. Konkin and
H. Sheridan.

‘The 26-36 winners were R.
Rudland, P. Murphy, M. Gor-
koff and B, Cheveldave.

The weekend saw the start
of the club championship
getting underway with the low
16 qualifiers playing against
one another.

The competition is match
play with 16 players playing.

Those eligible for semi-
finals following match play are
K. Scott, L. Archambault and
O. Walker with B. Perehudoff
and J. Bilesky still to determine
their game.

Next weekend will see the
semi-finals played on Saturday
and the final on Sunday to
determine the club champion
for the 1973 season.

Gym Coaches
Clinic Planned
September 29

«A gymnastic.coaches’ clinici.

* iS to be held onthe morning

Sept. 29 at Kinnaird Junior
High School.
This clinic is for all
students or adults who will be
with the

guilty parties, This has been
your policy and I agree with it.
However, reading on I find
there are six anglers (hope they
are not local sportsmen) all
appearing in court and receiv-
ing fines and not one name.

This I find very disturbing
and only hope this is not a
change in your policy but just
an oversight, To a sportsman,
“over the limit" is a very
serious offence.

In closing I wish to thank
you for the space in your paper
and look forward to your reply.

Monty Warner
Blueberry Creek
P.S. Publicity is often more of a
deterrent than receiving a fine.

Editor's Note:

Eleven anglers were
charged with exceeding the
fishing limit while fishing at
Koch Creek.

Only six appeared in court
last week with the remaining
five to appear next week.

It is our intent, once all
charges have appeared in court,
to name the offending sports-
men,

Recreation News

From the Director's Desk

By Jack Alouf

For anyone interested, we
have considerable matorial and
information regarding U.B.C,
credit and non-credit courses
being offered by them as well
as information regarding cor-
respondence courses in any

field.

This material is available
at the Recreation Office for
your convenience.

.

The Robson fi

are limited in the amount we
can handle. Chinese cooking,
for example, Is now full and this
is after setting up a second
class por week, With Chinese
cooking we will take names of
those wishing to get in on the
second set starting in January
ol

4,

.

. Weare prepared to offer a
men’s keop fit and conditioning
class if there is enough interest,
If you are leave

Commission will be offering
again this fall the junior
gymnastic classes that were so
popular last season, Registra-
tion will take place at the
Robson Hall, Classes will be
held at the Robson School
commencing Wednesday.

Registration fee is $2 for 12
sessions. Regional Recreation
will assist with some of the
equipment and also make the
four shield program available
so that Robson students may
also try for their shields.

* 8

A reminder that a gym-
nastic coaches’ clinic will be
held Sept. 29 for all those
assisting with the gym pro-
grams this season, Details are
available at the Recreation
Office.

. *

Recreation and adult edu-
cation registrations are rolling
in fast. If you are thinking of
signing up for a particular
program I would suggest that
you get your name in to the
Recreation Office as soon as
possible as many of the classes

Recreation Commission No. 1

The following briefs from
the September meeting of
Regional Recreation Commis-
sion No. 1 have been submitted
by publicity chairman Sam
Hadikin:

Recreation director Jack
Alouf confirmed Regional Re:
creation Commission No. 1 will
pay $3,500 to the Town of
Castlegar to offset operating
costs of the Castlegar Arena.

Pr eons a

Dr. Tom Tutko of the
University of California at San
Jose will be guest speaker at a
sports symposium to be held at
Selkirk Collexe i in November.

A letter has ioe sent to
the deputy provincial secretary,

discuss Local Initiatives Pro-
jects.

Applications for an LIP
grant must be in by Oct. 15,
1973,

* 6

Mr. Alouf pointed out
Silver Birch School will be
using the recreation buses to
transport the children to and
from school,

* s *

Plans have been received
from the parks and recreation
branch in Victoria of the
washrooms and change rooms
at Syringa Creek. These will be
kept for in the hope

your name and phone number
at the recreation office as well
as the preference of night you
would like the course held,
Programs in volleyball and
basketball are also possible if
there is enough interest. All
you have to do is let us know.
Hockey coaches’ clinic ori-
ginally scheduled for last
Monday will commence tonight
at Selkirk College. Postpone-
ment was due to lack of ice.

Anticipated
Enrollment
Not Reached

The second day of registra-
tion for the Castlegar Figure
Skating was brisk. Unfortuna-
tely the anticipated 150 skaters
have not been registered.

In the past the club has
registered skaters on the first
day of skating, however, this

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has never been ry.

This year the final
day will be Wednesday at the
Castlegar Arena,

The club professionals will
be placing the skaters into
groups during this session, so
skaters should bring their
skates,

If anyone has not re-
gistered and cannot be present
on Wednesday, please phone
365-3488 or 365-6465 and
arrange to register. -

Any adults who wish to
figure skate may make arrange-
ments by phoning the above
numbers for details.

Break-In

Thieves netted $30 after

breaking into the Hi-Rider
Dairy and Burger Bar in
Robson. i

The theft of the cash was
not noticed until late Saturday

at some future date proper

“for the’ British Columbia ‘Cul->* Washrooms“and Ghidige rooms

tural Fund inquiring about the
possibility of financial assist-.
ance to help a junior art
program.

gymnastic program this winter,
and local people who are
interested in basic coaching
techniques in gymnastics.

There is no charge for the
clinic but persons who take part
must be at the school that
morning before the clinic is
underway.

Instructor will be recrea-
tion director Jack Alouf.

Recommend Safety
Devices on Ferry

Ithas been recommended a
suitable safety device be
installed on the Castlegar
Ferry proper to indicate to
drivers of motor vehicles when
it is safe to leave after docking.

This resulted from an
inquest on Wednesday of last
week which classified the death
of Helene Pickering, 46, of
Robson as unnatural and

accidental as the result of |

drowning.

A freak accident at 12:10
a.m. Aug. 7 claimed the life of
Mrs. Pickering when she was
the driver of a Jeep Wagoneer
which was making the ferry
crossing from Castlegar to
Robson.

As the ferry approached
the Robson wharf the vehicle
drove up the ferry apron,
dropping to the Robson wharf
in 2'% feet of water.

Mrs. Pickering was pro-
nounced dead upon arrival at
Castlegar Hospital, Her hus-
band, Bill, a passenger in the
vehicle was also taken to the

hospital with minor injuries. z
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advised the cultural fund policy
does not permit the awarding of
grants to recreation commis-
sions and advised seeking
assistance from the local
community arts council.

* 6 «

Town of Kinnaird ex-
pressed appreciation of the”
hard work by recreation per-
sonnel in making the summer
programs available.

* @

B.C. Conference of Health
and Physical Activity, to be
held Nov. 1 to 3 in Vancouver,
will be attended by Mr. Alouf.

- 8 8

“Mr. Alouf informed the
commission of a meeting which
took place at Canada Manpower
Centre in Trail last Thursday to

‘ean be built'at Pass Creek Park
along the same designs.

Police report entry was,
gained by “forcing “a “back”

window.
The incident is still under

‘investigation.

CASTLEGAR SENIOR
BADMINTON CLUB

Announces the 1973 - 74 Season will
Thursdi ber 27 at 7:30
p.m. at Stanley Humpheleg High School,

Former members are asked to attend
and all new interested players are welcome.

For information on membership fees
etc., contact Ri 1 Ci
Office. — Phone 365-3386.

"After 6 p.m. phone John McVicar 365-
3085 or Marlene Fletcher at 365-5942.

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would also be considered.

Court News

Tim Repin, 34, of S.S. No.
1, Castlegar, was fined $250 or
in default one month in jail
after pleading guilty to an
impaired driving charge. He
was also prohibited from
driving a motor vehicle on a
highway i in Canada for a period
of six months.

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The rules have changed. So has the uniform. But his special
brand of raw courage is still the same. And his special brew:
Old Style Beer. Still slow-brewed and naturally aged. Still full
of honest-to-goodness flavour. ‘It’s his style. And your style,
Tackle one tonight and see.

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plant and picked last Thureday. Mrs. La Hue is
not too sure as to what variety it is but is
planning to save the seed from this large
specimen for a bumper crop next year.—
Castlegar News Photo

Bondaroff-Harris Vows

Cranbrook has become the

home of a former Kinnaird man
and his Vancouver bride follow-

‘ing a July.7 wedding uniting

Barbara Jean Harris, daughter
of; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred D.
Harris of Vancouver and

Howard Bondaroff,- son. of:Mr. -

and Mrs, Fred Bondaroff of
Kinnaird. -

Rev. W. F. Clark officiated
at the ceremonies held in St.
Giles United Church in Vane-
ouver with wedding music by

organist Dr. E. Dawson of
Vancouver.

Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a
picturesque gown of white silk
organza, lined with a soft petal
pink. Her sweetheart neckline

and -short:-sleeves:: were en- *

circuled with a pleating of the
fine fabric.

Her controlled _skirt,. cas:
cading into a sweeping entrain,
was also banded with the
pleating. Embroidered flowers

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her entire gown.
Her silk illusion chapel veil was
softly draped to a cap of
flowers.

She carried a bouquet of
pink roses and white and pink
daisies.

Maid-of-honor and sister of
the bride, Miss Ann Harris and
bridesmaids Miss Alexis Halla-
han and Miss Missy Casement,
all of Vancouver, wore floor-
length gowns of white sheer
cotton with tiny flowers over a
pale pink lining. Their bodices

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were of hand-crocheted match-
ing cotton.

Best man was Mr. Renato
Nicli of Cranbrook with Mr.
Ray Andreaschuk and Mr.
Leonard Lewis, both of Case:
gar, sharing | wu

A three-tier wedding cake,
edged with pink rosebuds and
topped with pink church bells,
centered the bride’s table at
Graduate Student Centre at
UBC for the reception.

Assisting in the receiving
line, the bride's mother wore a
floor-length dress of soft pink
with matching corsage and
accessories. The. groom's
mother chose a floor-length
gown of peach lace and chiffon
with accessories en tone.

Master of ceremonies was
Mr. Allen Brett of Vancouver
with Mr. Tom Turner, also of
Vancouver, proposing the toast
to the bride.

For traveling the bride
donned a long pink dress with
white polka dots, short angel
sleeves, a gathered bodice and
white accessories.

The newlyweds now live at
20 Victoria Drive, Cranbrook.

Guests were from Castle-
gar, Cranbrook, Kamloops,
Prince George, Victoria, Lang-
ham, Sask., and Ottawa.

A lawn party, featuring a
lamb barbeque, was held July
21 at the home of the groom's
parents in Kinnaird to’ honor
the newlyweds.

The occasion brought the
groom's two uncles and aunts
from Saskatchewan for a first
family reunion for Mrs. Bond-
aroff,

~ PUBLIC NOTICE .

The Town of Kinnaird will be holding the annual Tax Sale at the Kinnaird
Town Office) commencing at 10:00 a.m. on October 1, 1973.

The following is-a list of properties subject for tax sale as of September
17, 1973, according to3Section 395 (1) of the Municipal Act:

LEGAL DESCRIPTION
Lot 9, Block 5, D.t. 4598, Plan.2293
Lot:1,,D.L. 7170, Plan 5007.”
Parcel A, .D.L. 7171, Plan 2087
Lot 1, 'D.L°7173, Plan 4953 y
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ALLEN SELBIE
Clerk-Treasurer

TOWN OF KINNAIRD

STREET ADDRESS
1412 - Sth Avenue
1919 = 9ih Avenue
1216 - 7th Avenue

507 - 7th Avenue

New Denver WI fo Receive

New Denver Women's
Institute resumed meetings
Sept, 18 in the Royal Canadian
Legion Hall with president
Mrs. A. Austin welcoming
members back after the sum-
mer recess,

Reports were heard of
clean-ups at Bigelow Bay mado
by grades 5 and 6 of Lucerne
Elementary School, W.I. mem:
bers and by friends headed by

McCrory, It was also
earned that Highway No. 6 will
not be re-located: through the
park and picnic area of Bigelow.
Survey stakes caused some
concern earlier in the year.

Acknowledgment of New
Denver W.L's support for a
new Children's Hospital in
Vancouver was received from
the Minister of Health, Denis

re, ‘

The library will. re-open
and a traveling library is
expected shortly. Information
on a province-wide library
service was read with further
information yet to come.

Members were informed

from Hospital:

their adoptee at Children’s
Hospital, Rose Ann ‘John, has
become well enough to return
home, The group will now be
asking for another child,

The Institute Bursary at
Selkirk Colloge is to be sent the
yearly assessment,

The program for the
mecting was a resume on the
‘Children’s Hospital which be-
gan in 1922 when the then
superintendent of Women's
Institutes, Mrs. V.-S, Mac-
Lehlan, received a letter asking
that something be done for a

child with a tubercular spine. °

She appealed to all the women
of British Columbia to do
something for all crippled
children. The first Children's
Hospital was in a large Marpole
residence,

October is workshop
month. Members are planning
to attend a workshop in
Harrop.

Tea was served by the
hostesses Mrs. R. Nunn and
Mrs, J. A. Greer,

UCW Dogwood Unit Reviews
Activities for Its Fall Program

Dogwood Unit of the
United Church Women held
its first meeting of the fall
season on Tuesday evening. of
last week at the home of Mrs,
E. M. Travis with 10 members
and a visitor present.

President Mrs. Travis wel-
comed the members back after
their summer recess and asked
them all to join with her in one
minute's silence in memory of
Mrs. Eunice Murray, a member
of long standing in the UCW
who died Sept. 4.

Mrs. J. Sherbiko and Mrs.
R. Hunter conducted the
devotional period.

The Burnaby Home for
Girls, the Christmas bazaar,
which is to be held Dee. 1, and
more help for the thrift shop,
which is going extremely well,
were all discussed.

The continuing of . the
project on India and the hope of
getting more insight into this
topic was also discussed. :

It was reported there had
been 49 ho. pital visits, seven

home visits and 11. get-well

cards sent out to sick and
shut-in members,

The meeting concluded”

with prayer, after. which
refreshments were served by
the hostess,

Members were reminded
the executive meeting: will be
held on Sept. 26.

Collision

A two-car - accident re-
ported 1:55 p.m. Saturday has
resulted in a Castlegar man
being charged witn backing
when unsafe to do so,

John Shenfield, 59, was
charged after the vehicle he
was driving sustained $50
damage when in collision with a
second vehicle driven by. Alex
Lebedoff, 63, of Castlegar. The
Lebedoff vehicle received $150
damage. -

The incident occurred on
1st Ave. in Castlegar between
the Castlegar Post Office and
the Government Liquor Store.

Patricia Young Says ARIA

Discipline fo Papa Young-a Mailer of Afitule.

Papa Young
never raised his
hand to his child-
ren, Neither did

Basically, his: dis-
cipline revolved
around one word—attitude,

Long’ before I knew the
meaning of the word, I
recognized the importance of
the word to my conduct. Should
one of his children sulk, storm
or revolt, Papa would quietly
suggest; “Better change your
altitude, young lady.”

It was like being

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, September 20, 1978

keys In our pocket.
Attitude is seen in whether

we see a jug as half full or half - difforence!

ws
53

"empty! Same Jug, same. con-'
tents, ‘Attitude «; makes the
aes

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Fresh Fish Now in Good Supply
We Visit Castlegar Twice a Month

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to change a dirty pinafore or
tuck a clean hankie up our
sleeve. On the other hand,
when Papa smiled and told us:
“I like your attitude,” we knew

. that our actions pleased him,

Now Webster's dictionary
defines the word “attitude” as:
“Posture, position assumed or
studied to serve a purpose.” We
frequently refer to a positive or
negative attitude, an optimistic,
suspicious, defensive or per-
missive attitude. Roget's Thea-
soris directs us from attitude to
shape, stamp, cast, mould,
structure or form.

Attitude then, can make
the difference between victory
and defeat. One cquid even say
that a problem attitude is often
more dangerous than the
problem itself!

An attitude of indifference
has, to a large extent, relin-

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quished parental to

the school. An attitude of
superiority often brings on

racism or bigotry. A selfish .

attitude leaves others to go to
the polls, to man volunteer
agencies and keep an eye on
city hall. This attitude of
apathy all too often ‘results in
society finding itself governed
by a Big Brother bureaucracy.

Our attitude toward work
has become one of getting as
much as we can for doing as
little as possible. Our attitude
towards the law has become

one of “beating the rap". All too -

many people vote for the
political party that offers them
the biggest bribe. © :
Attitude then, is . the
barometer which indicates how
we cope with life. It is the
between

Courts of Revision Will Sit
in.the Town Offices

Monday, October 5 7 p.m.

To Consider Revision to
the List of Electors

Castlegar Council Regular Meeting
Will be Held as Scheduled October:2 at 7 pm.

(Mrs.). Betty Pri
Clerk-Trecvorer

that we lost our purse, or being
grateful that we kept our car

Town of Castlegar

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We need to know about it.

Why?

Because the new auto insurance plan goes into effect soon.

We'll be sending out insurance forms to every vehicle
owner and licensed driver in British Columbia. If we
don’t have your correct address, you might not
get them.

Without these forms, you can’t be sure you're
covered. And without insurance coverage,
you cannot legally drive.

So, if you have moved recently, and

haven't told the Motor Vehicle Branch, or
if you're planning to move soon, please
fill in the coupon beiow. It only takes
a minute to fill out and mail.
Do it today.
We'll be glad.
“You'll be glad.
And your elephant
will be delighted.

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