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Chatnat Keoita Es Bosse's revellen Y 76 Pine Street. — Cestleger, PHONE 365-714 - The Progressive Canserva- + tive regional caucus conference. “Saturday,” tel ; Development ‘Association, Au- ‘more than lived : - we ou expectatio! funcclation. President Dune Burnham: Interviewed Sunday, Mr. Burnham -sald the 12 British - * Columbia MPs got a brief but concentéated look at Kootenay West and its problems. We. were especially, pleased with the presentation of briefs-at Selkirk College Mr. Burnham said, “We had to squeeze a lot into a short period of time, but the briefs were excellent and repre" sented a good cross section’ of concerns in'the riding.” ./aThe weekend event, organ- ized by the Keotenay-West-PC Association, included a tour of the area Friday, followed Sat- urday -by. the presentation of briefs, lunch and a tour of the Doukhobor Museum,’ and a fund-raising’ dinner, Briefs were presented the Trail and Diatrict “Arts the the inflation problem.” he said. “We:need the support of labor vin this rane Dut labor has to be convinced that the program:is going to be as fair as it can be.” Mr. Burnham: said the - $100-a-plate dinner was well attended. Pau! Hellyer, former Liberal cabinet minister and ‘ now a political columnist, was the guest speaker. "In retrospect, my only charge $1 were nearly broke alter the last velection/and we, had to pay for hotel rooms, food and entertaim,;> ment for all the. visiting MPs and Mr. Hellyer. So the whole. ‘weekend wis made possible by roceeds from the dinner.” He said the money left ,, delegates will ah a free Sex. et,” he added. “We only want to defray the high'cost of a week in Ottawa and ‘make sure Kootenay West has a voice in* who the next leader will be.” Under the new Canada Elections Act, admission to fund-raising dinners is classed . asia donation tothe party and Is partially tax deductible. Mr. ” Burnham said the $100 price ‘tag. provided the best tax rebate ‘under. the act. after expenses would be used to °: | subsidize delegates to the par. ty's leadership convention in. * Ottawa: next February. “This doesn't mean the trial. Smallpox tomotive Retailers Association of B.C., Regional District of Central Kootenay, Independent ese Recommended Director of the West. Kot." may Health Unit, Dr. N. Schmitt, has announced that : tte) B.C health department no more ie for’ the iene Mr, Burnham sald. “They were all very well prepared, and.we could have had day-long *~ slons on many of them." Bob Brisco, MP for Koote- nay-West and chairman of the * conference, said the MPs would “carry a clearer view of Koote- nay-West back with them to * Ottawa.” ~ But he added that it was “unfortunate that the represen: tative of the labor council was tunable to attend as scheduled.” have some opinions with refer: ° ence to the federal wage-price guidelines.” In: the news conference "following Saturday's caucus) meeting, MP John Fraser (Van- couver South) anid the econom- He controls program “looks like its not going. to be. very. effective on price controls.” “It’s-not the program we advocated last year,” he, said: lo. routine im- be‘ called, upon to provide medical care to suspected con- ‘tacts or confirmed: cases. of smallpox arriving in Candida. aurisaton of children agatrist because the’ risk’ to the public generally Ii British Columbia is’ now. felt to be negligible. The B.C. health depart- ment does, however, strongly ‘recommend the immunization against smallpox of those. per- sons who are most likely to be. “in contact. with people arriving from paris of the world where smallpox fs still endemic and of | persona who transport and may. these persons would be personnel involved in air.transport, alrport adminis- ‘tration, ambulance attendants, and ‘hospital and publie health personnel::!: "This change of policy does not mean that the department will refuse to ‘immunize’ chil- ‘dren.whose parents wish them | to be protected. It means only," as stated, that the department no longer, feel'that pesine; immunization against ban necessary vprectln in Young Local Musicians To Perform Three young mualelan: two with roota in this area, will | present a concert of chamber musta .this:‘Monday:‘{n® the ‘Selkirk. alles student, Jeunes at Donna Nutini of Trall in a. wide lection of works for’ flute, Tecorder, plano, All. three ‘musicians are turrently atudy-") {ing in the department of musle sof the Universlty af Victoria. Tho. program’ ‘features « v ong other,’ Tele- - ‘mann, J, 8; Bach, and Prokofl- ° ff, and concentrates upon the >, works by, Sonata ‘and Trio Sonata forms. he evening should provide © ‘some inforniative light on forms _of music'so effective in: their own time that they remain today an important part of our musical life; beyond this, it will be ‘rich and delightful. The Castlegar and District “Arts Counell, -which aponsora this concert, encourages the. * public to support these young musicians. Robson Eveaing ‘Group Holds Secceeatal Tea ery successful fall'tea was bell, Satlirday at’ the Robson Hall.by thé Robson Evening Group Ladies. There were many lovely displays_on the sewing tables, - and as usual, the baking table was well ladened with delicious ‘i 7 items, ‘There were. three articles raffled. The first’ prize, a beautiful afghan crocheted by , ‘Mra.'Lanaham, was won by Brenda Johnstone. A Barbie doll‘and clothes was won by Mrs. P. Brittany, and a bice toy model was won by Barb,Alsop.. - All guests were weleomed at the door by «Mrs. Beth’ Rodgers.: ~ Charged "A Castlegar man has been charged with failing to yield to oncoming traffic when entering vathrough highway 'alter his 1966? Ford ‘waa"'in ‘collision ” ‘Thurkday with a 1968 Ford at the corner’ of Columbia Ave. ‘and Woodland Drive ‘near, ‘Super-Valu. Charged is Norman D'An- drea whose. vehicle sustained * fan’ estimated $1,500 when his vehicle was in collision with one . driven by Joseph David White, also of Castlegar. Damages to. the White © vehicle ate estimated at 1 $2,000, No injuries were reported. 4 Judy "Alllogham of Castle.» gar and Ruth Hibberson, Flaut- * ints, will be accompanied by’ ~Instde & Outside. QUALITY. Cuts the. Cost of Building & Decorating » POST GRAND OPENING _ SALE NOV.'6 to 15 CERAMIC BATHROOM TILES be 89c Per Sq. Ft. NOW . All Other Ceramic Tiles in Stock MAGC-TAG A Great Covering Suggested oral Prica $1.29 Per Ye. Gun PRICE .. BRICK) ay * Fora Cozy Livingroom 1 Box Covers 6° fo 8'.Sq. Ft, Regular $40 Ee oe : ‘ = INSULATION’ (Ploase Allow 10 Days for Delivery). SAVE NOW AIL SNOW SHOVELS IN: STOCK: . $1.00 OFF MARKED PRict BENZOMATIC ‘SOCKET SET 21 Plece Ys" & 36" Square Drive, © Regular $35.95 NOW ....: $25.95 FREE DELIVERY: ON ALL ORDERS OVER $50.00" BETWEEN: FRUITVALE... 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Drop in and Browse !in' our Spaciout . . _ Book Shop ~ '@ BOOKS, @ MAGAZINES" @ Girts @ JEWELLERY 20 TOBACCO. @ CIGARETTES. : e CONFECTIONERY, @ “PURSES 110 Mipio — Castlegar ~ — - Phon 265 5058, “@ CARDS PIPES,.- : K . message in this way. that. convention, velection that is now: | wc.) A) provinelal election has: been announced for, nominating convention will be standing of the British Columbia Social ‘Credit Party. you have a vote at * Attention All Paid-Up ~ soci CREDITERS. Dear, Fellow Members, fe The postal dispute Brevents ny. writing to you. 201 am ‘conveying my i Dec, 11: end. held on Nov. Ty Ale verte on os at i ure you to attend the nominating convention; 1 ask you'to support 5 ae Since the ast election | have devoted almost 1 free : ; é our. Social Credit cause here in Rossland-Treil, |’ have teken en etn on our constituency ‘executive. and have done all 1 built": strong ceascization with which to fight the next election —an can to ensure that we: We must have a ‘eine, all-out campaign; ‘one that only experience sean provide: if e ‘are to. absolutely vital if we are.to be’ sure that. minute — = ‘of the gampalgn Is used. to ‘advantage, :- ed trated : ats Our candidate must have had” previous electoral experience; ied mwit have personal: contacts in all parts ‘of the he issues’ « and be ablé to.discuss them; ‘end he. et be willing to make th allout $ effort necessary. to. win. : t a wold ike Fe meet ond i you vention: a this reason have’ scheduled a series of “bearpit’ (see dates and times’ below), 1 hope you'll come out fo one of thom rand that Med bring ‘your Eaueelons ‘with you.” assured of success, Experian ls is going ‘to. be riding; he must you before tte nonuctng core! Sincerely, BURT cAMPREL i a Invitotion to Look: ‘Burt, Caripbell. Ove: ‘Beart Sessions”. For Social Credit Members and Their Fami Tonight (Thveeday) — Union tom, Trail — 8 pan Sunday, ‘Nov. 9 — Martane Hotel, Castiogar — | 2 p.m, - Mon., Nov, 10 —"Unlon Hotel, Trail’ = 8 pm.’ * Bring Your Questions. — ‘Coffée Will be ‘Served crear ea NNT BO SA eat ORC ea esa fal Seas i Selkirk College Gy pens Door to Varied Physical Education Program The new gymnasium for Selkirk College's physical edu- cation program is nearing an pletion, To keep the public in formed, the following Informa- ioe has been released on what, cilities will soon be available ia what kind of things are éxpected to happen: ‘The new complex houses a squash court, a handball court, ‘a weight ‘training and general + exercise room, a conditioning. sfitness lab, combatives ‘room, i training room and two regula- tion size gymnasiums with appropriate court markings, Because the facility Is designed specifically for educa: tional purposes, It also has the appropriate viewing areas—an ¢ :audio visual saulpped class. aneil- es. The availability of this facility for programing, In Jan- uary, will mean a considerable expansion of the physical edu- cation program offerings of the lege. - -- Among the educational “programa that the physical education and athletics depart-- ment would like to offer are: @ An expanded univer- aity transfer m for stu- dents intending to pursue de- grees in physical education, recreation or education. ¢ -A university transfer elective for students enrolled in other departments at the college who desire Physical 6 Sdiieation electives . Specific, to ir eareer objec- tives: © A-service program for “all students and faculty of the x i Work a later of Now Sehr Calle Grates Progreates Reply Rey. Art Anderson Gives. ‘Address at United Church Presbytery Social Matters Church’s Concern ‘Adele Yule of ee a were among the 45 delegates. from United Churches throughout, the Kootenays who gathered fast seu in Invermere. witha ‘worship serves led. by the minister at Invermere, Mrs. tech- Charlotte Caron, who is ically mintater for. Invermere and district. as) opened Glenmerty: (NEW. AND. USED. FURNITURE 3191: Highway’ Drive PHONE 364-1822 In her opening address, Mrs. Caron spoke about oy, saying, ‘‘Joy is found when’ people think less of themselves, iand more of the tasks which * await them as, they serve God {in today’s world.” °= 5 ‘This theme was echoed by another deaconess at the meet- ing, Miss ‘Eleanor Gamble of, Vancouver, | who ‘is the presi- * ‘dent of the United Church in: British Columbia. “Asked for her reflections . on the church’ throughout the province, ahe spoke of the hope and the qulet joy which Chris- tlan people have discovered, in “spite of the problems of infla: tion, pollution, rapid expansion, and the accompanying emo- tional, tensfons. — IN:THE-HEART. OF DOWNTOWN VANCOUVER: | THE MAYFAIR HOTEL Mayfair Hotel peated at Hornby and Robson Streets. For reservations, write ‘tor “THE MAYEAIR HOTEL provides spacious new accommodation =* with fully equipped kitchens, per additional “guest ....c with compll- mentary: coffee and tea service for your added enjoyment. On ‘your ~ next visit to Vancouver stay downtown’ at® the “have been wonderfully surprised to see 20 much faith in’ the midst’ of all-these problems," she said. “People During the Monday even- ing seasion of tho Presbytery, delegates were asked to, com. sider ‘not’ only, changes’ in and economy, but ep Rie as.God's people. hey. ate, sear’ Aeonstructive “with theae. problems, ets than evading them: part “lof the message of the church: a hope to replace the gloom and - ching for ‘doom which threatens to over- “whelm us.” ‘Also visiting from Vancou- ver was the Rev./Art Ander- son, As executive eerelay for. the United Chureh in B.C., Mr. ‘Anderson is’ in a” position to observe the shifts of mood and ‘emphasis of the B.C. Church. “['ve noticed a growing apiritual hunger,” he observed. “It's reflected-in an increase in bible study, prayer, and mysti- ‘eal experience, Some churches “are bursting with their large A. traditional emphasis ‘of the United Church has been on social matters which affect us agreement with. the B.C. _ government that some church- > eg should be taxed, particularly, __ when’ their buildings‘ are not. svalable for community use; and, of. growing concern with the ‘aleokol problem. < ~ ‘He stated, must address the very real problem of alcohol abuse, ye without: coming on like ite toralistic : ten stereo: 5 typer 3 jeal:-; from now." EA ES ‘0 Heard in the'responses of ? ‘he Church: “Important Message. from the: ~ ‘UNITED APPEAL ¥ DOOR 0 “poOR oe When Your C r Calls “Be Ready o andG -Remember: : Sen = When you’ soy “Yes! to the United iNereal: you say, what type of ‘church activities would be needed five years Lane : the various delegates were projections of rapidly increas- ing population, better ‘use of © volunteer laymen, simplifica- tion of life style as a Christian standard of conduct, and great- er involvement in‘local politica. One delegate spoke for many when he suggested that people were witnessing the disintegration of western civil- ization. The church must there- fore help people maintain faith in God. throughout these changes.) ‘Another delegate apoke of the need to urge government to support a just international economic system 20 that poor-, er countries may havea chance to survive.’ “The most ‘urgent crisis of the next five years is at the international level,” he Delegates were asked to take these questions back to: their ‘own congregations, ‘that each local church: might ask: itself about its own future tas and begin to plan for them now. "Cuts Off ‘Hands ; “To Stop: Husband. - From Gambling In HongKong a woman “who cut off her right hand and «the left hands of her children to “dissuade ‘her husband from‘ ~ gambling was jailed for a year. ‘Su? Kit-lien,: 24, . who. pleaded guilty to deliberately inflicting -harm! on, another person;?toldithe’ court: her husband.was a heavy. gambler and she had tried tostop him by cutting off her,own.hand and “those of her: four-year-old spn and three-year-old daughter. Vote LIGHTLE “For MAYOR ‘LEGION BINGO 7pm, = Every . thursday ‘Legion Hall >” tfn rennet sseitte to college who wish’ to enroll in ‘courses in which they can learn various physical activittes, © A lifetime sports pro- for people inthe commu- nity who wish’ to:enroll in where they can fam- iltarize themselves with new skills and activities which may. become future leisure ‘time purauits. e Ag clinic program designed to provide various coaches in the college region with certified coaching and officiating clinica in variol eA conditioning ¢e1 program designated to evaluate present fitneas levels and pro- gram exercise requirements needs.. ‘Unquiahed ‘and made available for other users. It Is expected that the college will actively partici- pate in sect hockey, field hockey, m and. women's basketball and volleyball, bad- minton, ‘curling, golf, cross country and track and field. With the new ‘residences being booked to capacity, rec: ‘reational time will also be. booked for students living on campus, ‘Those wishing use of facill- ties and equipment bie sen be able to acquire a pol being printed fort thie sadllon to the college. Enquiries ‘about ‘equipment or facilities available should be directed to’ the physical education and athletics secretary, St. Rita’s CWL :-To Continue With Lunches Plans for “Quick Lunches for Busy People” were finalized by St. Rita's Catholic, Wo- men's League at its October meeting held at the home of president Mrs, Alex Perra in Robson. Lunch was served on Friday Oct. 24 and Sist Because of the wonderful response they have had from the public, the league members will continue to serve lunch every Friday in November from 11 a.m. to 2-p.m. They would like to thank the public and the women who helped them make this venture a success, St. Rita's CWL will be represented at the cenotaph * Nov. 11 by Mrs, Annette Carlson, along with St. Joseph's” CWL, in the laying of a wreath. Plans were made for a Christmas party to be held'on Dee. 6 at the Catholic Hal Husbands of members will be guests and the party will be in the form of a potluck supper, with entertainment to follow. The November meeting will be held one week earlier than usual and will be a joint meeting with St. Josept's in Non-1 members who would like to hear Sister Veronica Doyle ‘are welcome to attend: CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thuraday, November 6, 1976 COLEMAN'S COUNTRY. BOY SERVICE ) —— ANNOUNCES ——— Winter Rates will go into effect when > snow files PUMP YOUR SEPTIC TANK NOW! = Phone 365-5013 — PAPER CARRIER Urgently Required -THRUMS AREA Boy or giil, 12 years oF ‘older, required for” paper route in Thru rea, Carriers earn te for each peper delivered. or drop in © NOTICE UIC Claimants Due to Postal Strike do not mail report cards, take them to your nearest UIC Office or Canada Manpower Centre. Failure to do so will delay. your next cheque. TRAIL: + If you-normally. report to the Teal office ony you ve in or around Trail including east to Robson and Sytinga Creek, you must pick up your cheque at the Unemployment Insurance Commission office In Trail, on Saturday between 9 a.m, and 3 p.m. Hf you‘ are on’ sickness benefits or are disabled we yoo! cheque, Plettbrng”adere en up -your jease. bring ‘adecua fication, (1.E.) Social Insurance card and one other tem with your signature. Be not, | repeat, do not rail your re; them "to "the nearest Unemn Centre office, and they will forward pay centre, REMEMBER THIS DAY... Trail — Saturdays; 9 a.m. to, 3 p.m. (U.LC.) The tl Commission’ regrets: this incon- venience. Programs such as housewive's keep ‘fit,’ businessmen’s lunch hours, sports training sessions, © te. wil be administered with: in this program. vA summer sports during July and August ses- ‘sions will be taught a variety of sports skills. ‘These and other programs will be launched if the interest is‘evident and finances If there’ are’ particular physical education or, athletics courses’ that’ the public’ would like ‘to see’ offered, or if more information on the new facility or, any: of’ the ‘programs is needed, this can by contacting the director of physi- cal education and athletics, Ma! peer at, ‘385-7292 extension Pea addition: to, these pro. grams, the college expects to Sxpand’ ite intramural and: | extramural athleties programs now that practice times will be available for its team sports. ‘= Hours ® presently "being. used at the Kinnaird Junior - Secondary School’ will ‘be re- / ‘ Public soo atthe ‘lecion ‘nove this, meetiong. PROCLAMATION REMEMBRANCE. WEEK WHEREAS the National Poppy Committies of the .. Royal Canadian Legion has recomend led that the ob- servance of a Pi to. November ‘11th: would ‘do ¢ a Great deal to encourage greater interest on the part of:the public;: : ‘NOW THEREFORE be it resolved, .| Edgar H. Mosby, Mayor of Castlegar,: do hereby prociaim Monday, Nov- ember 3rd to Tuesday,’ Novem! ce Week’ and ’urge all” memory-of the service‘and sacrifice of the Veterans of the two World Wars: = : rior. r-11th as “Remembran- ens to observe this week ‘in: Edgar H. Mosby. . Mayor City of ‘Castlegar. oil lage of Slocen: : ~ PUBLIC NOTICE ts hereby given fo the electors of the cunilply aforesaid that a poll hes now. pending, and that | hava ‘granted such And further, thet persons candidates at the sald election, andi for: whom poll. only ‘votes will be received ere:— become p duly nominated e SURNAME © OTHER‘: NAMES 2 SEE TAL OFFICE "ADDRESS OCCUPATION 48 BERG * Robert G,. Clarence G. ‘Aldermen Alderman Slocan, B.C, Aldermen Slocan, B.C. “ Slocen, B.C. Driller & Blaster: > Maintenance 1975 “keep up the good work" to many, volunteer sanvc re “égnd they say thanks: pues Ee y Make Good Things Happen the United Wey “Vote BANHAM For ALDERMAN A? take -Raticn.end govern himself accordingly. ‘Such Pall will be oped at the. old retell (W.L. Hall), Slocan, British “Columbia : : between ‘the hours’ of 8:00 every person im, and8: 100 pam. of which every ~ Given under my hand thi: 29th day of Detober, 1975. Mss,” Phyllis Lindstrom, Returning Officer.”