CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, February 7, 1974

THE VALENTINE GIFT
SHE'LL LOVE

{We have all the!’
scents she loves. .

* Colognes, per:
fumes, more. Gifts”
for him, too,

High-Spirited
le wake and Vibrant:
“Concentrated with Lasting
” Viralty, “Charlie smells good.’ The ‘kind. \of

smell that's easy to live with (and, love)
: 24, Hours a’ Dayl ‘

Cologne and Perfume -
" ARPEGE SETS.

Bath Lotions, Colognes, Perfumes,

MYSIN:

; by Lanvin:

+ MUNICIPAL LEADERS ‘from throughout the
West Kootenays were special guests ‘of CJAT,.
‘Trail, last ‘Thursday; when. the: radio ‘station
officially its’ daytime

,. power tS 10,000 watts. Here station manager’
Joe: Kobluk, left, ‘stands before. one’ of the

Pp
to Mayor: Agda: “Winje, ‘of: Slocan’ Ci id Ald.
Jack) Chernoff ‘of Castlegar; Mr. Wane aid”
; CJAT.will transmit a'strong Signal from Midway
to Creston and' north to'the|Slocan Valley. He
s said Castlegar reception of CJAT, should now. be
sepecially good.: sGuatleger N News’ Photo |;*

\ station's two “towers of Elian at Duncan Flats

CHANTILLY

by. Houbigant _ et
- Powder Sachet, Bath’ Crystals

WHITE SHOULDERS

_by, .Evyan 4
Cologne’ and Perfume: ‘Sets

“New from: Bonne Bell

KN

in 3 Sensuous Scents: ...

th Funeral s services commenc:

‘ed Tuesday <and > concluded

yesterday. from the. Castlegar
Russian Hall for Doris Kalesni-
koff, 89, of Castlegar,. who died
Monday in the, Castlegar. and
District Hospital afler a brie
illness,

Born ‘April 22,-1884," in
Russia, Mrs.:Kalesnikoff came.
to Canada and Saskatchewan i in

sed by. her first’ “husbund’ i

in1913, and’ by her second
husband in 1930.

)) She_is., survived by four
daugl Mrs. John::(Polly)
Savinkoff\of Crescent: Valley;

Mrs. Bill (Helen) Hoodicoff of
rs. Grace Lactin of ¢

Castlega

Sam Kalesnikott:
Castlegar, (wo: sister!
=D

Dear Sii

“1 would ike: to: ceongralus :

tate and thank, the’: ‘Castlégar:
Mayor ‘and, his. cotincilmen’ for

_ their concern‘and action: taken,

in removing he snow from ith
| Ave. in Kinnaird.

Festival ‘of Sports

‘Local Man: and Partner
Win Barrel- Stave Race

“ale ‘distri has its share
of winners, in’ the’ sports’ field

and .on the ‘weekend <a ‘new. ,
inner. -

winner was added:..the,
of “the: third y annual; World
Champlonsbip Barrel: Stave

</ Races! x
Charles Gervais of Castle-

gor and his partner Gary, Price. , crailway

‘af Rivervale, shared the honors
‘as partners while taking part in

*/anothér B.C, Winter Festiyalof
-Sporls event held on Fairmont: Py
Mountain.

‘Nol to ibe outdone by. the
masculine sex was the winner,
sim the women's: cvent=Lena
Scott, {a student o}

College’: :
: While the event must have
‘been something in‘itself to see
ere algo to, he

Health’, Minister: Dennis

"Cocke has announced that’ the i

outbreak’ of diphthéria which:
‘occurred during-the winter: of
£1972-73.‘on’-Vancouver.‘Island
and: the. Lower’ Mainland’ has.
again recurred, although so far,
fewer. cases of illness | have. been
reported.” A

Since the, first ‘of the. year,
‘one!case has! been‘ hospitalized
in, Vieloriaand three: healthy.
<earriers! have. been identified
“there, among thé’ more’:than
two madre seontacls exam:
ined. Siro:

In:Vai this “month;

_Round- Up

City! & District .

~Unfee cases’ and four. healthy

* The best:they could do‘was a

“th, a/two-inch camber.

ait

th cnstume, just ‘getting barrel...
\istaves can’ become an impos:
«sible task.

“They were ‘on sale on thes
~spot of the’ event’ but, Charles
and Gary chose to Jook around,

foot-and-a‘half” high ‘keg for
spikes’ when’ rules
‘called. for; them to be at least
two feet high.” eg
Rules said you could make
your own or a close proximity.
j/They ‘should! be two fect long

J Sinee it did: not stipulate. :
jthe type’ of material, the boys.\:;;
chose half high impact resistant ‘
iplastic. } : ,{ y :
7 So.the men,are not only’
ghampions, ‘they are eraflernany
with ingenuily 7 ¥,

health: nurses at’
SAU this tim

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2 The major problem since

the ‘beginning of the ‘year has °:

# been in°a; number. of isolated

‘centres west of Williams Lake.»

ie! ‘news.; departm

“thi
Y “ot the Castlegar News ‘now.
has: its. own’ phone. To (rea:

ch, our - news); editor, ’ Lois
“Hughes, plea: hone | 365:
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Is'are especially’asked to
‘make: ‘note ‘of: this, number.
“yand jmark it:down. int’ their

s+, Three,
4 enses! of- ‘diphtheria. have:been'.:
healthy:

reported, and) ‘four
carriers located “ ‘among. their.
contacts. :

Unit director, Dr. Nick Schmidt;

West. + Kootenay Health”

“LBBYS:

CREAM STYLE CORN oe

said no cases of d

» been’ diagnosed * in: “the Wee
{Kootenay Health Unit for more: tes

“than '10 ‘years... ).
Recent, outbreaks of

Sel i z
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val presentation, election’ of
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and District Round-Up. Just

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fear tha
a Arallie accident.

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‘Stanley: Humphrie
d for the day:

Residents - of Castlegar. are notified that a Census
of all residents of the City is being undertaken and also
an, Enumeration of Voters for the City's List of Electors.

‘Please assist. our enumerators’ in'every possible way.

Should you not receive an. application for régistra-
: tion contact the City Hall as the: deadline for. return of,

“During the. workshop “ses:

in ‘the. workshop’ -will be: Grand
‘orks, ste School prin
W.

More than $724 ‘illién in’

compensation has been’ award-
ved‘,to” injured . work and .:

‘oliumbin' since its formation in”

lis’ of: thie child

says .Dr.~ Schmidt. “While.

2 School: children:are’ generally

well protected , against’s the

< disease, our. records: show: that

this: is not‘ true for: pre-schoo!
“children. More than 20 per cent
vare not immunized in this age a
#

aro ;
bs rents are Feminded ‘to. I

make sure to. have theirismall =:
~ children immunized with Hehe 2

Discontinued Point Lines

_ Cobinst Hardware ae

‘Snow, Floats.

on Regular, $12.95
“NOW $10.35
tA

9 “ONLY: THERMO PANE WINDOWS: (ASSORTED: )
, WEATHER ‘STRIPPING —; SNOW: SHOVELS (ASSORTED)
E. yBlo

“Linoleum Spe
Domco’ Vinyl Superflor,. 6’ wide
Regular $4.95. sq. yd.
-NOW ... $3.95.

' pereater. patterns ees

1917. : Total

Ss awards for 1972 were over. S47
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-INDOOR-OUTDOOR CARPET, ‘ONLY aie 9295 54. pT |

CUSTOM WORK :.

School District No. 9. Briefs

if FShorescres, Recreation

centres, as well as Simon

by +t tthe board of ‘teuitees of
School District No, 9 that it
mugt be registered under the
soclely's act before considera-
tion: can be given to making
avaflable the old Sh

Fraser U

es ee 6

John MeVicar has been
given permission to attend the
Feb, 8 workshop of: English
Teachers A at Ab-

sehgol alte.
* *

chairman George Rilkoff
and: trustee Anne Jones will
serye on the swimming pool
committee in absence of trus-
tees Pat Haley .and Eileen
Hughes, This committee. is.
looking into the feasibility of a
swimming pool being built in
conjunction with the. city.

eAppreval ar th depart-
ment of -education’ is being
sought ‘to put the old Pass
Creek School up for tender, All
fixthres’ which can still be
utilized by the school district
areito be removed,
Se Aw Ew

‘Trustee. John Michelson
“willfattend the Feb, 6 meeting
of-Blueberry Recreation Com-
mission’ to explain progress
made ‘towards the Blueberry
Crebk School’ addition. Board
polity as to the use of the
facility will also be explained,

A * * *

Shut-down for..the. main-
tenance. crew for; summer
holidays ras: beth set for duly
22 to Aug. 1

i ee

Grade 11 writing class,
which involves 19 students, has
of

botsford. '
* oe
Permission has been grant-
ed R. Belzuk, Irene Reibin,
Hazel Kirkwood and C. Rivers
to attend the Feb, 28 to March
2nd Kindergarten Conference
at Parksville. *
Ce ne
Weather permitting, the
maintenance crew of : Schoo!
District No, 9 will construct the
necessary foundation on Sth
Ave. in Castlegar to accom-
modate the portable classroom
now in use at Blueberry Creek
but will not be needed once the
addition to that school is
completed. This portable class-
room will me the future
home of Silver Birch School.
Cent eee
Peter Samoyloff has been
* granted permission to attend
the Feb, .15-16 workshop ‘on
Modern ‘Languages at Van-
couver,
y * * *
One year's absence for the
1974-75 ‘school year, has
granted John McVicar who

assist-

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, February 7, 1974

been '~

Dafeway’s the) place to buy...
4. Whole Frying Chicken

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=», Manor House

aun Frozen.

Government Inspected.

‘Average 23 ai Grade... ....

16 oz. Vacuum Package

ance leave to complete | his
masters degree. Mr. McVicars
teaches. _ English at Stanley

been’ given the

the board of trustees to conduct

a lottery to raise‘ funds for a
field) trip. The“ trip is”. to
Vancouver where the class will
visit. the © Vancouver Sun,
eek and other media

Letter to the Editor

Cl ry School.
ee
Maintenance supervisor
Nick Bonderoff‘has been given
permission ‘to attend the Feb.
+ 14-16. School Plant » Officials
seminar at Richmond.

Advertisers Concemed About TV

Dear Sir:

(In reference ee a letter in
-your’ Jan, 24 issue “Outcry
Against TV Shows", ‘adver-
tisers are concerned about TV

‘ show content.

Here are quotes’ from a

+ New ‘York (CPF) news story:

“A? survey < of.” advertising
executives by.a TV. Watchdog
group called ‘Stop Immorality
on TV' reveals that a number of
prominent advertisers refuse to
advi hi

sidg a

‘mel
spor
do: we’ intend ‘to, until ’ we ai

clearly ::convinced that the <= <. =
network: intends: to. make

suitable program format chang:

* Gillette said, “As a matter
of policy, we try to see that or
advertising, runs_ in. pro;
which are suitable for cone
family viewing; and. so we
declined to sponsor, The Smo-,
‘thers Brothers and Laugh-In.”

“Carnation Milk, “We regis:
ter objections with the network
in an effort to maintain a high
level ‘of program quality. and

3, on occasion, cancelled

nercial participation when,

judgment, the programs
substandard.”

stman Kodak, “We pre-

it all: programs; - before

airing. If we find ‘a script \is

offensive we will withdraw our.

commercials,”

#McDonald’'s Hamburgers, '
“We: make it a practice - to
presereen a program before it
is alted on the network. If we:
find:it:unsuitable we will have

‘Stop Immorality. on TV’
that “these responsible

Carpeting by leading manutecturers.

3 ot

Harding, West Mills, ° Coravel,
Crottay, ‘

Batlingion, ae 2
Frip estimates and guaranteed work
manthip. '- Conrteows and. promot

executives are ‘in “agreement
with ‘our’ policies on. TV
programming. They are doing
‘an important job to help clean
up.-TV. We urge you to
encourage these fine people by
using their. products.”

The other action which ©

J.E.P.. and’ other concerned
viewers might try is a letter. to
the sponsors of ‘Maude’ and its
kind threatening to stop buying
their products. After all—it's
“the advertisers who pay for the
shows: and..ifsenoughipeople.

[J.E.P.'s Concern
“Castlegar

Many Enjoy

Performances

At Selkirk

‘An evening of theatre was
enjoyed by many people. who
attended the. performances
presented <at Selkirk College
recently by the Nelson Poor
(Teen) Theatre and the Nelson
Mime’ Troupe.

“Faces of Summer” is a
powerful play about life and
* death’ written’ by <a’° South
«American playwright. The Nel-
son Poor Theatre won awards
in. Oliver “last © year when: it

entered the same play in av.

competition.

“Manwhole” wasa series of
mimes . performed’ by .. the:
Nelson”. Mime ‘Troupe. They...

were’ splendidly. done and
hugely ‘enjoyed by the audi-
ence. The Mime, Troupe is to be

congratulated for rits lively -

performance. ..*

Perry. Long,: who directs’

both the Poor. Theatre and the
Mime Troupe, .is. a former
member of the Simon Fraser
Minie Troupe.

Mr. Lone will be audition-
ing for.the forthcoming play to
be presented at Selkirk Col-

lege. , Anyone ‘interested scan
attend at Selkirk College, Feb,

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