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Castlegar Man
Charged After
Monday Accident

A collision at the corner of
Green St. and Columbia Ave.
Monday afternoon has resulted
in a Castlegar man_ being
charged with failing to yield for
a left hand turn,

William T. Oglow, 62, was
charged after the truck he was
driving was in collision with a
ear driven by Michael A,
Livingstone, 46, also of Castle-
gar.

The truck, owned by
Oglow Bros. Building and
Supply, sustained $300 damage
while Mr. Livingstone’s 1971
Hornet sustained over an
estimated $1,000 damage.

Mr. Oglow suffered a
minor cut to the head while Mr.
Livingstone complained of neck
and back pains.

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Staff and Students of SHSS
Present Musical Production

Stanley Humphries
Secondary School staff—stu-
dent production of “Oliver”,
based on Charles Dickens’
“Oliver Twist", will be pre-
sented at Stanley Humphries
Secondary School gym on Dee.
17, 18, and 19.

Some students from Twin
Rivers have also been included
in the cast as the workhouse
boys with Curt Horning playing
the lead as Oliver. Staff and
students from Stanley Hum-

up the bulk of the cast of 75.

Choral directress is Miss
Bernice Kavie, costume
mistress Miss Sandra Groepler,
Orchestration Norm Fishwick,
set design Colin Pryce, produc-
tion Des Desai and direction
Lach Farrell,

For those who remember
Stanley Humphries Secondary
School production of “Mr.
Scrooge” the company guar-
antees a splendid evening of

$99.50 and up phries Secondary School make

SSE'S Was Ballot Box Opened?
JEWELLERY LTD.) Asks Concerned Citizen

76 Pine ~ Ph. 365-7141
Was the ballot box for the

Kinnaird municipal election
open before the recount?
This was a question put
before cau its ‘Tuesday
tee ~ Feces
“night me y.
' Frank Watkins who told council
something was happening in his
community and he didn't like it.
Mayor Colin Maddocks
said such a question could not
be answered by council for it
did not take a working part in
an election, stating this is the
duty of the returning officer.
Town clerk Allen Selbie,
who was returning officer. at
the: present municipal election,
said there were no impro-
prieties.
Mr. Maddocks suggested
Mr. Watkins write the Minister
of Municipal, Affairs, James
Lorimer, if he felt there was
any doubt in his mind on the
matter.

family entertainment.

Stanley Humphries Secondary Schoo!
Presents?> 0:2 ¢

The Musical Production

OLIVER

Monday, December 17th 8 p.m.

Tuesday, December 18th 8 p.m.
Wednesday, December 19th

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resident;
.. power to pump’ water as

New Industry
For this Area

Goy. Concern

A KIDA meeting held in
Trail Inst week was told that
the provincial government is
concentrating on three areas in
B.C. for encouraging new
industries to locate.

These areas are the Koote-
hays, the Peace River country
and the Prince Rupert-Kitimat
region.

This was disclosed at
Castlegar's council meeting
Tuesday night by Ald. Andy
Shutek who attended the KIDA
meeting and was reporting on
an address given there by a -
representative of the provincial
government.

Town of Kinnaird
Considezs Other

Sources of Power
‘Ald. John Pinckney. feels

the Town.of-Kinnaird’ should, -4f

‘af
ell as
assurance of the fire ‘siren
working, should a lengthy
power failure occur:

These suggestions resulted
from the recent power outage
which saw some parts of
Kinnaird without electrical
power for 20 hours.

Mr. Pinckney is to make a
study of alternate power: and
make recommendation to the,
incoming council.

jhave an alternate ;souh

Fire Department
Alarm System
Now Corrected

A defect in the alarm
system of the Castlegar Volun-
teer Fire Department, which
for three weeks running has
occured during the Monday
practice sessions, has been
traced by B.C. Tel.

Fire chief Ed Lewis said
the trouble appeared after the
recent power outage and it is _
fortunate these defects were
found during a practice instead
of an emergency.

The alarm system consists
of seven telephones tied into
one group on leased B.C. Tel
service lines,

Alternative

Playfields
Are Sought

The poor conditions of

most of the playfields of Schoo!

District No. 9, particularly
those at the two secondary
schools—Stanley Humphries
and Kinnaird Junior—has
prompted the board of trustees
to inquire of Kinnaird council
into the establishment of
alternate playfields on the
21-acre Civie Centre site.

The board suggests play-
fields be made available to the
schools and community groups
until such a time as council is
ready to commence construc-
tion of its proposed facilities.

Council is -i iting the
board to meet with them to
discuss such a development.

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Ferry Makes
Gne Round
Trip More

Castlogar ferry mado 3,026
round trips In November, just
ono more than that made in
Novembor of last year,

In statistics released by
highways department district
superintendent R, E.McKeown,
an increase in November of this
year is shown in the number of
trucks, buses and livestock
using the ferry, while a
decrease was shown in the
number of automobiles, pas-
sengers, trailers and motor-
cycles,

Figures released are as
follows with the November
1972 figure indicated in brack-
ets: ‘

Number of round trips
(3,025) 3,026; number of auto-
mobiles and drivers (24,789)
23,164; number of passengers
not drivers (33,488) 38,315;
number of trucks, all types
(7,776) 9,256; number of trailers
(292) 285; number of motor
buses (38) 79; number of motor-
cycles (17).3 and number of
livestock (18) 23,

Now You Know
Mosquitos are attracted to
humans by body heat and
carbon dioxide.

Kinnaird Wants Action
On Deferiafion of 7th Ave.

The rapid deterioration of
7th Ave., the main highway
through Kinnaird, has become
an urgent matter to council.

At Tuesday night’s meet-
ing, council asked that im-
mediate steps be taken to
correct the deterioration of the
road which has developed into a
network of potholes.

Cold mix had been placed
into potholes earlier that day
but council wants a letter

written to highways superin-
tendent R. E. McKeown asking
for a more concrete approach,

It was noted it has been at
least 10 years since the town
originally asked that this
portion of the highway be
recapped,

A copy of the letter to Mr.
McKeown will also be sent to
Rossland-Trail MLA Chris
D'Arcy.

Sunday Moforists Fined
In Danish Energy Crisis

A ban on Sunday motoring
in Denmark has resulted in
fines ranging from $250 to $600.

Ina letter from her father,

Henry Madsen of Denmark,’

Keld ,N.:.Johansen -of
wn

Blueberry Creek,
paper reports ‘a man, uti iz
his car on Sunday to go the
baker's was fined $250.
Another person, using a
tractor to distribute news-
papers was fined approxi-
mately $600.

This all stems from the
energy crisis now hitting many
of the countries.

Mrs,

or February:

Drawing a ‘parallel to ‘

Denmark's currency the Kro-
ner, Mrs. Johansen says gas
which was once 50 cents a
gallon is now approximately a
dollar to two dollars a gallon,

Contractor of Wafer Tank
Gives Kinnaird Guarantee

A contract by Royal City
Iron Works to install a water
storage tank purchased from
them for the Town of Kinnaird
has been d.

the tank is tested this spring.

The letter did, however,
state the firm would not hold
itself responsible for leaks due
LO dalis Any such leaks

All that remains is the
testing of the tank for leaks due
to weld failure which can only
be done by filling the tank,

The town has’ retained
$1,000 of the contractor's
money as a guarantee of a
complete job.

Tuesday. night council
agreed to pay the contractor in
full after receiving assurance in
writing that the firm agrees to
repair all leaks due ‘to weld
failure that may show up when

Back row — Frank Dawso:

would be the‘ responsibility of
the Town of Kinnaird.

Australian Poet
Reads at Selkirk

Well-known Australian
poet, Chris Wallace-Crabbe,
who is on tour in Canada to give
readings of his poetry “at
various ‘universities and. col-
leges, will be at Selkirk Colle;
this Friday. ©

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Castlegar Savings Credit Union
utes Its Hockey Team _

The Castlegar Savings Credit Union. Directors are very pleased with their”
team’s first place standing, and two of them are pictured above with: the team:

in, Ed Rohn, W. Cheveldave, W. Koochin, -R.
Alexander, B:: VanYzerloo, K. Chernoff, G. Hubert, 'P. ‘Klit,: Harold Webber, (ma-
nager) E. Pellerine (coach). Front.row — P. Kalesnikoff, M. Miros, C, Furlan, D.
Hughes, R. Ploinikoff (goal) G. Pacie, F. Costa, D. Calber.

will

Mrs. Gladys Hingley Dies
Following Lengthy Iliness

A woman who has lived in
the Rosaland-Trall-Castlegar
area since 1918 when firat
coming to Canada and Rossland

», Mrs, Gladys Hingley, 70, died
; Nov. 18 in the Kootenay Lake
| General Hospital in Nelson

after a lengthy illness.

Funeral service was held
Nov. 21 from Robson Memorial
Church,

Born in Rollia, Minn., Aug.
17, 1903, Mrs. Hingley had
resided in Castlegar since 1946,
marrying Maurice Hingley in

Mrs. Hingley was the

‘former’ Miss Gladys Drew, a
i name well-known in Rossland,

She was a member of St.

David's Anglican Church and
the Eastern Star Minto Chap-
ter and past-president of the
Ladies’ Auxillary to Royal
Canadian Legion No, 170,

Mrs. Hingloy is survived
by her husband, Maurice; one
brother, George Drew of
Aldergrove; two sisters, Mrs,
James (Beatrice) Ewing of
Tacoma, Wash, and Mrs,
Beulah Weber of Gig Harbour,
Wash,

Rev. Terry Allen officiated
at the service with the ladies of
the Eastern Star in attendance,

Burial was in Robson
Cemetery with the Castlegar
Funeral Home in charge of
arrangements,

Patricia Young Says...

Communists Started Early

So you think
that the current
climate of chaos in
which we find
ourselves is pure-
ly coincidental?
That people
should suddenly

and without reason, toss aside
their concepts of morality,
Uberty, justice, dignity, patriot-
ism and decency?

Then read Conflicts of the
Ages by Dr. Arno C, he

concerted attack on all Christ-
ian churches and organizations;
the promotion of cults and
mysticism and promotion of the
“ugly” in art, music and drama,

In order to “carry out our

VERE COMES CHR,

4.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, December 6, 1973

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set policy for world
Stalin stated: “Corrupt moral-

ity by ad ig P y
and advise high school and
university students to practice
the same.” He called for the
destruction of the work ethic;
the advancing of legalized
bortion; the d of the

and first published in 1932. On
page 111, writing about the
Russian Revolution, Dr. Gaebe-
lein outlines a directive issued
in 1981 to all district organizers
and secretaries of Communist
parties by Joseph Stalin.

Of the’ 50 or more
suggested techniques for the
subversion ‘of non-communist
nations, Stalin included a

Decomposers
Go to Work
On Forest Bed

Every year, an average of
2,000 to 3,000 pounds of waste
rains down on each acre of our
British Columbia forest floor -
twigs, seeds, branches and
other debris from the layers of
forest above.

{Immediately “it falls, the
lecomposers” go to work—
ions of tiny earthworms,
insect-larvae, animals and
plants; who get busy chewing,
dissolving and eating. Their
process returns basic sub-
stances to the soil and air which
again become available to green
plants for growing and making

An efficient and econo-
tical garbage disposal system!

family unit; the promotion of
internationalism and the under-
mining of patriotism.

Along with “friendship”
societies, cardres were in-
structed to use “Liberal” minis-
ters and professors to inculcate
young people with pacifism and
non-resistance. But the direct-
ive adds: “Never for one
moment relaxing our efforts in
the upbuilding of our own
military establishment.”

He says, in part: “In a
country selected for attack, we
must first set up before the
youth of that land a mental
barrage which will forever
prohibit the possibility of that
youth being moulded into an
armed force to oppose our
invading armies!"

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organizations, Stalin called for
“the weakening of all govern.
ment departments by corrupt-
ion” for -attacking all political

parties" and” the creating of.

suspicion: and distrust of: gov-
ernment. He adds: “Amplify
facts by fiction and - create
starting exposures.”

When 40 key orders issued
in 1931 are brought about by
1973, we can only conclude that
the state of our nation is no
accident—but a carefully con-
ceived operation which has
been perpetrated largely be-
cause of our own naivety.

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the ; TANGA we

Victoria will Christ-
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the joy and pageantry of

a medieval England.
bd

On Christmas Eve, a boys’

| choir will sing all the best-loved

old carols in the lohby, and
Christmas Day will see the
ceremonial lighting of a Yule
log to warm the hearts of all
visitors to this picturesque part
‘of Canada.
The famous Boar's Head
be presented by a
procession of chefs with all the
pomp of the Court of King
Kenry VIII. Musical entertain-
ment will follow.
At the Empress New
Year's party, there are no

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because it will be a real Scottish
Hogmanay festival.

The impressive Grand
March will.be followed by the
Circassian Circle, a special
dance of the season. And then
will come the Eightsome Reel,
St. Bernard's Waltz and the
Gay Gordons.

Jamie Troy, Canada’s
champion piper, Highland dan-
cers, and international enter-
tainer Jock Cunbar, will put on
a Scottish show.

There will be prizes for the
best Scottish costume, and the
best Scottish-dressed couple.

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