. CASTLEGAR -WEWS, Thursday, April 13, 1967

- Centennial Gavel Visits
- Twin Municipal Offices

‘ Large white placards, the
scarlet tunic of an RCMP officer
po! green of an

ancient Ford Pick: lekeup truck were
.C, Centen-

and the polished

: The gavel arrived in Kin-
naird at 7 p.m., to the ar araal| 9

Pipes, from a member of.
epipe band.

-’ Delivered by acting reeve| Kini
Tan Somerville of Tadanac, as
Kinnaird by Cons. Morris‘ Pac-
ula, Castlegar Detachment of
the RCMP.

gavel was -accompanied

The officer was in full dress,

including: the fé
tunic of the force.

Chairman Carl Loeblich and

chest, carried on a pallet.

The meeting was brought
to order: with the gavel, and
bo k aries The bose
00) pecompany! ing i boo!

contains the vf all

80 wielded the symbo!
provincial blessing on civic ad-
aa ca 1 will lete

2 gavel complete a
rovnge ga will

Grcuit of the

Com. Ackerman moved that
of sym
INCOME TAX

é~ PROBLEMS ray

an official ion

Don’t miss any’.
Credits or Refunds

CONTACT
Mrs. LM. Toogood

famous scarle!

pathy to. the bereaved at Natal
@ made, on behalf of the citiz-
ens of Kinnaird,
A dund to provide aid to
victims oe the tragedy ould be be

set. up, he pointed out. It will
probably Shes handted through
the village office,
Ente! handling of these fe, items

a8 a

board sald, “Centennial Gavel
must travel Kinnaird to Castle-

gar.”

After the trip to Castlegar,
the gavel was brought into the
council chambers here by Chair-
man Loeblich and Mr. Konkin,
who. presented it to Mayor R.

I} journed ‘and Chairman Loeb!
lich, along with Sam Konkin of
naird, donned placards and
proceeded to load the gavel into
Mr. Konkin’s pre-war. pick-1 up
truck, for delivery to Castlegar.
. Loeblich wore a
ard which read avel
Will Travel,” while Mr. Konkin’s

After calling the meeting
to order with the gavel, Mayor
Maddocks noted that during a
recent meeting with Premier
W. A.C. Bennett, he had sug-
gested consideration be given to
holding of a provincial cabinet

meeting in a place convenient
to both ad Kinnaird

LEGION CORNER

ficlals and interested citizens
could watch,

One ordinary and one club
membership were read and ac-
cepted at- the bimonthly meet-
ing held last Thursday night.
A portable TV set was au-
thorized by the members of the
branch to be presented to the
Castlegar and District Hospital
for the use of
‘A hearty
was tendered the club committee
and volunteers for their fine ef-
fort at remodelling the bar in
the lounge, it makes a vast im-

No commitment was made
by the Premier, noted Mayor
Maddocks, but there is a good
possibility that decision favor-
ing the suggestion may be forth-

coming sometime during the
Centennial year,

Attending ‘the - Castlegar

council, meeting wi

and -W. H. Reed.

Among the other items of
buiness considered ‘at the spec-
jal meeting of Castlegar council

and eetvice facilities.

1967
cards are in and should be pick-
ed'up from Jim packs. at any
Ca
One
Ladies’
“approved b:

rade's help is requested for this
project, so further notice will be
forthcoming.

Comrades take notice that
the new m its will
one monthly meeting on the
3rd Monday of each month,
starting April 17. This cane ncels
out ut blmonthly meet

301 Silverwood Cresc.
‘Woodland Park, K.
365-7985

tings which
held on a fis Ist
and. Srd_ Tuesdays each
mo:

of $50 was approved

the! one’ of the

be| resolution of the ¢ Chambers ” the
said.

‘A grant
to be sent by the branch to the| Trans;
Natal Disaster Fund.

was a note of support for restor-
ation’ of Passenger ava service

ils, so that local civic of. | 18!

‘As
Centennial foci a ea ae
gar and Kinnaird Church
shale are planning a Centennlal
oral Festival, with
eed, to be divided etween
e Castlegar and ‘Kinnair.

Wasil Gleboft
Of Ootischenia
-Dled Sunday

Wasil Gleboff, 84, a resident
ofthe Ootischenia ‘area for ov-
er 40 years passed away Sunday.

. Mr. Gleboff was born in
Russia April 7, 1883 coming to
Canada and Kamsack, Sask. in

He was married in Saskat-
chewan, coming to B.C. and Oot-
ischenia in 1925 where he has
lived ever ee

'd| special event,

‘| dates and:at. the following loca:
J tions: 34!

An invitation is extended to
all persons in the area who en-
joy ‘singing. sacred muaic, - to

Practices for the Centennial
music will follow the 7 p.m. re-
gular’ church ' choir practices
and will begin on the following

April 13, ‘Thuredsy, 8 ‘pam.
—Kinnaird United Church;
April 18, Thursday, 8.30 p.m—
St. David's Anglican ‘Church;
April 20, Thursday, 8 p.m. —
Castlegar United Church.

In addition to these church
choirs,” St. Rita’s Roman Cath-
olic Chureh Choir, ‘The Russian
Choir and two Junior Choirs
have indicated their jntrert in

Participatin, ng.

join’ with the’ choirs for. this|'

pl these plan please

contact any of the ollowing per: J.) Booth,
5

sons; Mra. W..Walper, 385-

Mra, F, Willey, 3
385-7800,

“CHURCH OF GOD.

«(Kinnaird Comm.: Hall). -
‘Pastor: Rev. Ira Johnson: ,
Phone 365-6762..."

9.80 a.m. Sunday Schoo!
10. 30 a.m. Morning Wore

eerart :
.m, Fridays *,°...-}"

*. Youth t eligeate. ‘

* Bible iuey, & Pr
80 p.m, Wednesdays

* Held'in homes

; LUTHERAN CHURCH
SERVICES

Sundays at 3 p.m.
Held in St.’ David's
Angll Church

Mr. G
of the uae et Spiritual Com-
munities of ‘Christ.

He was predeceased. by his
wife in the. early” 1950's and
one a in 1949,

da
| Mad ddocks and Aid. Jite Corbott H

(Annie) Wasilenkoff of Glade,
seven grandchildren and 11
Sreat-grandchildren.

services were held

interment at the Ooti-

rer.

Mayor ¥ Baddocks noted that
he had Spoken on the
isleptone with MP for tenay
West, H. W. Herida and that

sed was the railroad Bituation,
Mayor Maddocks noted that
a recent meeting: of the Koot-
nay Bouni Chambers: of

ommerce had approved a ree
olution endorsing restoration of
the service,

"J suggested | we make a
motion : giving © su) ‘o this

mayor

The motion, made by Ald.
Corbett, received. unanimous
support of council members‘pre-

sent,
Mayor Maddocks told the
Castlegar News oe Mr. Her-
6: Minister

schenia C

The Castiegar Funeral
Home was in care of arrange-
‘ments,

Funeral
Tuesday from the Ootischenia | to th
Hall with

~ will.
through April, May and June in
separate churches, using the
same music, In September, mune
sed practlees re planned
fe Jean Ellison of grail Tacs
ing the combined choirs, We
hope to present this event on
Sunday sitercon oe (ae in

ae are at jProvent only tenta-
ve,

all
to join with us for. this
cooperative event. If anyone
would like further information

Dear Sir:

sUpon a recent visit to;Cas-

{Hegar, Iwas shocked . joueerye

appearance of the local dairy.

I could not believe that it was
still being used.

, that these

develop is a direct reflection of
the apathy of the residents of
the area and a lack of civic pride
that one of the vital sources of
milk supply should présent such

Local Dairy’s, Appearance
Draws Reader's Comments |

In my opinion,
conditions bhave been allowed to filli ig all 7
set out by the provincial health |-

Sunday School 2 p.m.
Rev. Harold C, Clark

THE SALVATION ARMY
(178, Columbia Street)
Suni :

da ?
O45 a.m, Sunday. School
11.00 a.m. Holiness Meeting

ledneeday
7.80 p.m, Bible Study

80" pm. Homo’ League *

It leads
one -to wonder where the-medic-
al’ health: officer‘'p his

authorities, but strangers to the
area judge only by what thoy

see.
a With the Cl

ridge bad said th

‘ansport, Mr,
“wavering” on the ern ee of
the’ service, s

borrow the
money where
YOU |
are the boss!

It pays to borrow money from your credit unton,
» where ¥ you are an ovmer — “not just a customer.

1. Rates are low. |
2 No extra charges.

: ‘Nobogy: t but ‘members can get this credit unfon

“staan servi vice.

With few exceptions, your toan is “Paid in Faltey tn
case of your death or Permanent disability, and

your savings are

for doll

ne provided by
through CU!
incuecee company.

CASTLEGAR CREDIT UNION

Miss M. D. H. Reith, Mgr..George Terhune, Ast.-Mgr. -
Phone 365-7232

by your credit union at no Sonn

Mutual, the credit union

Serving the Cr

ds of the K

lecision, one’ way “or
. Mad

docks,
nd on the reaction he
gets from the public, either for
or against restoration,
“That is why I feel . that
councils, groups and even in-,
dividuals should throw their sup-
port behind the restoration,”

Or

First Castlegar
' Brownies Hold
Enrollment Tea

The Brownies of the 1st
Castlegar Brownie Pack held an
enrollment tea on March 15,

Enrolled by Brown Owl,

Another matter discussed
during the telephone call was
the achievement. of Rossland’s
Nancy Greene ‘in ‘bringing ski-
ing fame to the West Keoton:
ay.

“Mr, Herridge sald that he
and ‘all: Canadians are vi
proud (of ‘her and wish her

the affair, was Passed unani-
mously.

Mayor Maddocks told coun-
cil members that the Contennlat
gavel was.to spend the
under ‘the watchful eyes of et
Castlegar . RCMP, and would
then eatinne its historic journ-

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Mrs. Livi and assisted by
Tawny Owl, Mrs. Wright, were
Tammy Greep, Clarice Kowalko,
Janet Bilesky, ’ Susan Schmoork-
off and Marlene Scheeler.
n power was presented
with her
Tea, toast and donuts were
served to the mothers of the
enrolled'girls by Pamela Corbett
and Monica Read. Kathy Moffatt

have" a

—————
"GRACE
: PRESBYTERIAN
“CHURCH
Rev. J. H. Wiseman
Service of Worship and
Sunday School at 11 a.m.
i CALVARY.
“BAPTIST CHURCH
»- Pastor D.-Reeves, :-

% Ph. 365-7176
Next to the Cloverleaf Motel
Plaza

Bible Hour - 20 a.m.
Family Worship 11 ame
forship — 7.90

All Welcome

‘S| PENTECOSTAL .
TABERNACLE

730 pan.

oung, Aantal Ser.

8am. Holy Communion.

11 a.m. Holy. Communion.

nity.
Having been a long-time re-
sident of the area, I come back
to Castlegar as a visitor and see
through the eyes of a stranger,
this ‘new Castlegar. In my. esti-
mation, lack of civic pride is Te-
flected in the debris, garbage
and loose papers and "sand and
@ravel left'in the streets,
A’ beautiful valley, a- fine
little town, an impressive col-
lege and a booming economy—
what ‘more could one ask? Why
not let your pride’ show? You
have a: great deal to be proud

: Yours truly,
Frank

CASTLEGAR
ROBSON
Phone 365-8337.
Rev. Frank Willey
+ MORNING WORSHIP.

Castlegar — 11:15 a.m.
.,, Robson: — 10 a.m,

s

Castlegar — Sunda; School
: 930 am. Bs

OF ‘CANADA

“Uniting Since 1925 the Congregational Methodist
and Presbyterian Churches.of Canada

KINNAIRD
GENELLE

Phone 365-7814
Rev. Don Faris
WORSHIP
Kinnaird — 11 a.m,
Genelle —7 p.m...
~ Kinnaird Church School
Age 3 to grade 3-11 a.m.
ee Grade 4 to 9 - 9.45 am.

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We are delighted that our standards for quality, uty and exons have :
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‘and their many visitors. ‘They are the judges who matter, so we're going to _
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Mrs.,
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ae

Loc | Woman Attends
Girl Guide Conference

Mrs. H, Johnson, Twin Riv-

from April 5-7.

were present t from throughout
B.C, i

The theme of the sessions

Guides and Girl peouts, ‘These
flags were made by the Rang-
ers throughout the ‘province as
‘thelr Centennial ‘Project.

ade of flags and was very,
appreciated by all eu ued dele;
ual meeting got un ‘ot eH eae ron
unde!
eday 7 nttenn : oon about “209 |¢
atontod dled | the official opening of
fie Centennial ‘Seimmning: pool
This cay is eres on the
at, P
k.

legates.

fellows, but Ralph Cowan, Lib-
eral MP for York-Humber in
Toronto and Auguste Choquette,
Liberal MP for Lotbiniere

‘of Quebec must be about two a

meeting
au {or anizaion that aivocatss
gual (English) Canada.

Mr. Choquette turned up as the

Politics makes ‘atrange tbed-

the Bulldog Sae| Y,

it there were chuckles
around Parliament Hiil when

that course for: Mr. Choquette,

far as to call for Mr. Choque
removal from the pore of c

ublican:
Gira | alingual ¢ Sanada and a

te are both outspoken in
views, divergent as they are, and
the e@. would be

something for the broad-
say ofthe ‘she Liberal

Politics Makes Very Strange Bedfellows

dvocating Mr. Cowan's re-
snoval ng) Liberal Party, | the
It ie wart very long ago thatjin

were advovating
The Conservatives went 90

le wants een
nd MCh
eae Shae and Mr. C) Ghoquet:

dulter
t fhe are both

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Friday ‘om-
missioners held several discus-
sion groups. and ‘division com-
missioners attended an executive
meeting’ which’'was ‘continued

after lunch,
a dinner was held
attending and

hed guests. at

ead table.
Speakers introduced were
. Nash repress the

provincial
ie Poy Scouts of
BC, Ba the Yukon Council;
Mra, A. Lake of the Girl Scouts

H.. F, Hyson; deputy
provinclal commissioner _intro-
duced the guest speaker, Ald.
Marrianee. Linnell, director

the Centennial Commission, She
spoke at some length of the
many. centennial ‘pre projects going

on throughout
The Highlight of the even-
e presentation ’ of
to Commissioners

G. Sumne

tending the’ annual meeting of
the B.C. Naturopathic Physicians
this weekend.

Mrs, H. Johnson returned
home Saturday from New West-
minister where she had spent
three days.
Mr. ond Mrs, C. Henne visit-

home of Mrs. H. Johnson Satur-
day.
y: Mr. and: Mrs. G. Eastcott of

of] then’ he donated the c
achin:

GASTLEGAR 6 COURSE

By -
. DUPFER JOHN

The Castlegar Golf Course | et
Qpened last Saturday and al-

though pay was confined ot tem-

bers and many visitors. This is
a healthy sign for a very inter-
esting seagon.

Constrietion on the addi-

is putting ‘on a financial drive
for thle venture. i favoured) ithe
vor ens, the first two days | Golf Course 5! jowever, -
were enjoyed t by both local mem-| ing has been done nor could be
done without the
Golf Club members as far as the
golf course site is concerned.

tion to the Chub “Flows is vite is busy planning course opera-
e585! raj under ture
Eira at eye of Torn ‘Tom Clark. Fire tion, improvement, and ful

d to build: a new rink and now

sanction of the
, At present your executive

and is

Bill Oglow made sure the tone
ent slab was'done-properly aor

boxes,
‘very grateful.

as they now ‘have their
on No, |2 fairwa:

thank for he 1s busy
th
ie plumbiz

am sure it was quite a new ex-
perience for all of them and
could be for seasoned. golfers
who have had such a long wint-
er layo!
There seems to be some mis-

ie understanding about the recent

announcement made by the Cast-
legar and District Curling Club
and its desire to build a curling

Rossland. spent the io -weekend. at,
the home of’ Mrs.’¥.

rink at. the golf: course. Up. ito
now, the: Curling ‘Club

By KATHERINE KNIPPE!

SHSS Activities

LBERG

of the next nine ho!

The ladies should be happy bi

‘Walker, Sr. "is ihe man we must] 5,
install

terested in. ‘the ez development
» Further-
Golf ras ate |e

7 ly. To top i of ott tne announce-

Party, Laan ever took his seat in

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 19, 1967

By Henry Heald

but It is a sad commentary on
state of political philosophy

Another item that caused a
few chuckles on the Hill was the
confusion surroun the an-
nouncement of the new Bovern-
or-general. It is hard to imagine
that an sauaunesuent at as had
been a month in the lanning
botched" 80: bar

ent from Lod ned:
ly simultaneous with the

Minister's snnouncement in the
Commons — was leased an
hour ‘earlier, It had been on
radio newscasts and was in the
papers’ headlines before Mr.

ie House.

Roland Michener had been
the ted choice for govern-
or-general as far pack: as 1965
when General Vanier’s official
term of office ended. It was un-
likely Mr. Pearson would change

his mind now. Why he didn’t

We Buy and Sell
and exchange all used merchandise.

We also repair roller type washers
and small appliances.

Phone 365-6621
CASTLEGAR EXCHANGE LTD.

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

BINGO

ST. RITA’S HALL
FRONT ST.

TONIGHT

announce it a day or two oe

the week of
kn

OWS.

‘The choice of Mr. Michener
is eminently suitable, but the
banding of the announcement
gets added to the long Hst of
Pearson blunders.
The cabinet resignations and
new appointments were also sur-
rounded by rumor and specu-
lation, but that) is. customary.
However, when Messrs. | Fav-
reau and Cardin were honored

returning
Barbera, the cat was ‘out of the
a
© ame Ottawa Citizen was so

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A Centennial project for
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f ioe $1,000. bursary
thei forms aah io be aware:

ey to the best piteound student,
Bene gate en
citize! and grades.

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ASSOC!

REGIST

April 15

Junior League —

time of

CASTLEGAR: ROBSON MINOR . BASEBALL

SOCIATION ne

“BASEBALL

RATION

LAST ‘CHANCE

9.30 - 11.30 a.m.

at Castlegar Arena and Robson Hall

Sand Lot — 7 - 9. years
Minor. League — 9 - 12 years
--Babe Ruth — 12 - 16 years

16°- 21. years

Registration Fee is $2.00.— to be paid at

registration —

To’ raise enough money, for
the bond,’ the student council

turned to ‘her.classes, All her
Bins oid routin Pelcons, her into
the “old rout

have come and ‘gone since -1867.
: Present-day. fashions are: revert-

stockings:
boys, fashions with the.

lool 3.

vith the boys, leather ne
houndstooth: steve’ pipes, and
suits aré Decomiug ‘very. popu-

coming months are tent dresses.
the smocked look, and more and
more, plgt
8

Multiple “Chotes

Student “should Ido my
homework, copy or. see
Miss Drudgewell | will swallow
the one about Mom's wrapping
the garbage in it?”

ne

did . Tepe homework, . and” he
didn’t get here early enough to
‘copy. it, if-‘he: tries the ‘mom-

wrapped-the-garbage-init’ story.
once :more ’.:

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