‘CALGARY PILOT Gordon John Taylor made a forced land-
ing on Saturday near the drive-in at Ootischenle. He told

police he had run cut of fuel and landed his Cessna 150

in a field. No damage was caused to the aircraft, but the
big problem is how to get off the ground again.

— Castlegar News Photo

LADIES
GOLF

By Jean Wickett
Only mad dogs and En-
suns, gO out in the a
sun — and a few |
jolfers.

say A oughout July there
has been a fair turn-out on
Ladies Day and some of the
winners have been posted.
They are as follows:

. duly 18, pin round, Eu-
nice Murray, Clarice Mc-
Kinnon, . Pauline Paulson,
Marg "cackner and Helen

July ean — Honey Bot,
Litz Lutz, 13, Clarice Mi

Kinnon 1i, Joe Taylor and

Mabel Crelghion, 9 each.

This ‘Tuesday was a

low net competivion. Ida

. Hartson, Liz, Lutz and Jan

Murphy burned up the

netee time is 8.80 go you

can be finished your round
before the heat arrives.
Tee off on No.1 please.

The Nelson ladies tour-
nament is Aug. 22. Anyone
wishing to participate please
sign the sheet in the club

house.

Did you know that men
invented golf so that they
would have a way to relax
when they were too tired
to cut the grass?

THOUSAND DOLLAR WINNER at KC Days
was the Berisoff family of Silverton. Form-
al presentation of the new bill was made to
Mrs, Sidney Berisoff by KC Days queen
Ullian Kemperman. Mr. Berisoff, who is a

contractor, was unable to get into Castlegar
for the presentation, but his wife Joyce
and two sons, Larry, 7 and Lorin, 4, made
the trip. — Castlegar News Photo

Tommy Biin

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Corner of Pine and Columbia

Parties Name Officials
For Hecfion Campaign

Avenue in Trail.
George Ryan of Trail

‘jg acting campaign manag-

er for the Liberal candidate
Colin Maddocks. Paul Mor-
oso of Castlegar is the of-

ficial agent, Headquarters ©

are situated at 1480 Cedar
in Trail,
ane NDP

Chris D'Arcy says by
Palmateer of Trail is
‘campaign manager. Matin
Vanderpol. of Robson is the
official agent. The NDP
headquarters are located at
929 Rossland Avenue in

Revelstoke-Slocan,
gain represent

t, senting
the Social Credit while Bill
King the NDP.

Party standings at dis. f

solution Be parliament were
Social Credit 36, NDP 12;
Liberal 5 and Progressive
Conservatives 2.

The last election was
held in August of 1969.

. the pro

Water Petition Circulated
Over Ooflschenia Hook- a

tition is being tak-

en on ip h Ootischenia voic-
tisfaction with the
Geuschenta Improvement
District for refusing a wat-
er hookup to Mike M. Stri-
laeff.
The lst of signatur
says in

So far h no water
‘whatsoever, Whore is jus-

1a

It is reported the dis
nict refused the hooky;
account of Mr. Strilae:
giving them a 15 foot ease-
ment to. go across ‘nis 600 600
foot properly for the sum
of $1.

“We are aware of his
circumstances. and are sat-

yypass his proper-
ty,” the petition states,

Continued from Page !
HIGHWAY CROSSING

artimularly-
dren are

g.”
res avor r Maddocks stated
in his letter to the minister
that the Department of
Highways “created this pro-
ples: by cutting off the Fea
own as Crestview by con-

er that it is the responsibili-
ty of the department to pro-
vide a safe means of cross-

He further stated, “We
sauna mphasize too
strongly our 60 concern in this

matt ihen we see.the tre
mendous outlay of public
funds for other work on this

the ‘or
this reason alone we consld-

From Page {
PARTY
LEADERS
North American- male,” he

ested.

suggt

Mr. tat concluded
that phase of spe by
suggesting ‘the human
blems are more impo.
even than car insurance.’ at

He later ar told rters
the treatment of in
that action on such issues as
rovince “was one of
the core reasons why I came
into politics.”

Services Tonight
For R. D. Graig
In Funeral Home

kirk. honor student; Robert

killed in a mt
ent on Aug.
Bo. in Edinburgh,
‘Scotland on April 18, 1947,
he came to Canada and
Castlegar some 15 years ago
graduating from = Stanle:
Hi r . Second-
ary and attended Selkirk.
1968 he ved an

, Who was
way’ accid-

in Scotland,
home and a ae Eileen,
also at home,

Funerai services will be
held at 8 p.m. tonight in the
Castlegar eral Home
with the Rev. Terry Allen
otficlating. Cremation will

Donations may be made

fe. ths Kontenay. Society for for
ped

228, Castlegar, ibe 7
gratefully recei

Don
Brothers

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: e
Invitations
e
Thanks (Cards
e
Envelopes
a:
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Funeral services will be
held today-for a former Sel«

Cost of living benefits
are ¢led to most Workmen's
Compensation Board : pens-
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increase in Consumer

pe in-

Bly. A

9,456 workmen and 5,-
163 dependents of fatally in-
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R_ NEWS

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Shoreacres - Thrums
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New Denver - Siiverton’

- VOL, 25, No, 33

Father Edward

Brophy Moves

After 18 Years af St. Rifa’s

After 18 years as past- . es
olic’,.

or of St. Rita’s Cai
Church, Father
Brophy’ is leaving.
5 He leaves here the first
week in September to take
up duties as pastor of Sac-
red Heart Church in Ross-
and, succeeding Monsignor
AK, McIntyre who becom:

Edward

) BATHER EDWARD BROPHY

Tories Back Away
From Election Race
Until Next Ono
graaive Corsentnatiive

backed out of the Aug./30
election race.

nator emeritus of the

Moving to St. Rita's is
Father William Harrison of
Sacred Heart parish, Grand
Forks.

Father Brophy is
native of Collingwood, Ont,
and had been at St. Rita's
since May, 1954, coming
here from the Crows Nest
Pass area.

After attending St.
Mary's School and the Col-
lingwood Collegiate Insti-
tute, Father Brop!
for two years. wif
gineering concern building
a railway in Northern Oni-
ario to James Bay,

He then went back to
school at St. Jerome's, Kit-
chenars and after graduation
went to ‘nae je aueuting’s

Seminary in ‘onto,

On June 5 1087 he was
ordained at St. Michael's
Cathedral by James Card-
inal McGuigan,

After a six months spell
as administrator in Creston,
Father Brophy moved to
Oliver tor sucesed Monsig-
nor elntyre, cand
later aes a) ted admin:
istrator at Grand Forks 38
well as being pastor of ithe
Oliver parish.
later he went to iene ‘ond
Natal.

During his 18 years in
Castlegar, ihe saw. the
ish grow. ‘from ‘the little
church on’’Front St. re-
cently sold to the town of
Gastlegar, to its ummodern ed-
ifice on Fifth Ave. in Cast-
legar.

Strange One
-Now Hlentified
Asa Meteor :

par

Hours before _ their no-*.;
was sche-

I ority
formed following the elec-

S. tion “and another election .

in the near future. We are
organizing for that.”

| Hayride Accident
‘Sonds Winlaw Lad
To Netson Hospital

|’ Hospital, Nelson, followin;
|. a freak’ accident near hs
- home.

-» Stuart Berg, son’of Mr.’

and Mrs. Armand Berg of
Winlaw, was riding on a

+ pile of thay on the back of’

| a pick-up : truck when he.

fell off and. landed on his "+e!

head.’

De Mi lare Gabel of Ap: ally,
pledale, “attended the young’: in
“ooo hue, %

Vietim: at; the scene,

ange and that it. was flying
= ee 50,000 and 80,000.

‘Then came word from
a scientist at the University
of British Columbia’ who
shot down the saucer
idea,

probably inthe van of the.
shower"

Perseid . meteor
- which. is now. underway.
The Persoid

he explained, occurs when
the earth: ace an area. of
space ‘ wil
usual concentration ‘of me
teors. During the showers
the meteors appear to come
from the= constellation Per-
seus, hence the: Perseid. -

je unusual oe abou

th day ‘sight

Dantes said, was; tinge Oe
ty” of. reports * about: the

color eh the’ fireball Norm-
e said, fireballs ‘seen

daylight are reddish, in

Kinnaird Welcomes Alderma :
Standing ‘Commifiees Shufiied

as well

Ina
Tuesday night, pee Jac
ob: Chernoff was sworn in
: to become an alderman of

A. the town of Kinnaird. ;
. Elected on August .5 to

| succeed the late Ald. Jim
Macbeth, Chernoff took the

‘oath of allegiance as admin: :

istered by town clerk Allen
Selbie and then was’ form-

aly welcomed to council by -:

f Mayor Colin Maddocks and
other members of | town
council,
Later in the meeting,
i! Mayor Maddocks announced
a new. slate of standing
committee members which
i’ placed the new alderman
as chairman of the commit-
tees for civil defence, san-

ry -Rust.
“Ald. Chernoff will also
serve ‘under Ald. Steve
}Jankola on the amalgamat-

» tee,

ion study.
as special events.
Ald. George -Bondaroff
will chair the. fire depart-
ment, recteation, sparks and
swimming’ pool \d street
lighting committees, Serv-
ing. with -him :will be Ald.
Jankola. :

Ald. Jankola, with Ald.
Bondaroff assisting, will
chair. public: works, Kin-
naird Hall, library and
town planning,

Ald. Rust, with © Ald.
Chernoff, will chair the wa-
ter, sewer, .cemetery and
personnel committees, and
Mayor Maddocks’ will look
after. the. finance, welfare,
RCMP. liaison and public,

“health. Ald. Jankola will as-

sist on the finance commit-

A new schedule for act-

CASTLEGAR,” BRITISH COLU! MBIA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1972

CASTLEGAR’S FINEST, the Sentinel’ Broncos, ..
who have just’ won ‘second place honors

In the pronvicial: championships. Back row,
Jeft to‘right, Wayne McCreight, Coach Phil

Sherstobitoff, Robert’ Sh

~ Road Work Continues
‘Genelle Next i in Line

The road to Deer Park’...

from: Syrlnga Creek will be ~

finished by October, _ the
Hon.’ Donald Brewers said

jegar

“It’s coming slong bet-
ter than expected,” he said,
recalling back to May when
he: he boarded a huge bulldoe.

unt
road. ‘At-that time Mr. Bro-
thers‘set an; April deadline
for the link,

“hig road,’ Mr.
thers said Monday. el be
a ni godtaend :f0 ose who

like to fish, hunt. or : just
love ithe water. Deer Park
will also be as. swondertel
Place to retire. to.

uring “his

“visit. | to
Be visited the

Castio legar,
*-point: where a kick-off will

v naurds de shortly on the Kin.

, Bob Kerelff and. Terry,

Halisheff. Missing are | Brian Kubos, ‘Dave
Carl. Ke 1

Barry

Perehudoff, Business: Manager. Red” War-:

OOPS! “Three ciikes and vou utr" is
the familiar baseball cry, but Rudy  Struss,
12, of. Kennedy Delta’ gets. rare chanos
here. Castlegar catcher Cart Kooznetsoff

ff and Rich Sol-
legar News Photo

dropped: the ball on Sn thire ‘trike and surges
forward’ to put: the tag on Struss. during
the final game of the’series. Photo by Ken
Oakes ‘of The Vancouver Sun.

- Gasllegar Sentinel Team Places Second
« In Provincial Bronco Ball Chanipionship

The’ Castlegar Sentinel
Broncos are ome, and they
brought’, back: - with “them
from ‘the; ‘coast the second

utp. by.) the
ae B ‘Baseball ‘Assocl-

ation,’ Bronco’ Division, they

brought : home’ praise’ from

~:coaches « from’ other

cas to their. sportsmanship.“

‘The local - team - play- .

d against: seven. teams
which «won thi

“Vancouver .. newspapers

: ‘gave’ wide publicity to the™

;Play of the Castlegar team.
Headlined - the ‘Vancouver
Sun on one occasion, ‘Cas-
tlegar’s. Warner — Proves
Tough Bronco. 3 and the.

ss Promotion Sel o
For Gerry Paull
At Prince George
Regional “conservation

officer Gerry. Paul has been
Promoted to the position’ of

Fegional protection’ ‘officer

ce George.
‘Mr. Paul took over the

- Trail: area, which: includes. ::
Castlegar, In'1971' and:
fore that was stationed:‘at'*

Summerland ‘and- Pri
Rupert after. joining the
fish and d. wildlife branch in

ing mayors was also drawn © ‘1957,

up. January-Mare! Ald.
Rust; April-June, Ald. Jan-
kola; Suly-Sept., ‘Ald. Cher-
noff and ~*~ Oct.-Dez., eald

_Bondaroff.

*-Branch - director Dr.
James Hatter, who made
the announcement of the
move, did ‘not name a suc-
cessor to Mr, Paul. ‘

poten
be-*- ‘tioned:

said, “It seemed
en Jim. Warner wasn't
striking out batters he was
striking. them. ‘The 12-year.
old Castlegar pitcher struck
out 16of. the 25:batters he
faced’ and fired a no” to
beat South Burnaby 10-0.
Last Tuesday, a caval-
cade. of © “cars bearing the
victors assembled at Raney
Greene Lake and with horns
‘blowing: made ‘a raucaus en-
try into C: and Kin-

and‘in the sixth, with bas-
es ‘loaded, ‘the. Sentinels
brought: their-.wi

run? Delta had’ a‘ man’: in'
scorig position: in® the ‘sev-
enth, but was ‘‘out” ona
good catch by Billy Neyai-

off. Z
The third game saw.
the. I

local. team — troun
Penticton 8-1, with Tames :

Warner pitching. In the
first inning, the Warner

naird. tie:
The’ team’ was perched

“on the‘back of. H. J. “Red”
t Warner's truck, | and the.
gen wetea oud sereamed .

as iney aelu their trophy
‘high. in the: air.

During their stay on
the: coast it was “all base-
ball" for the boys until the
end of the final game. Then
it was fun-time.

A: former Castlegar re-
sident, Bill: Gleboff, now an
Air. Canada pilot, who nev-

‘er missed a:game, took the
‘< boyson?.a* tour’ of a giant

Boeing ‘747 at’ Vancouver's
International Airport. They

“ also’ gol the auto, peraph of

basketball’ star Wilf Cham-
berlain who was waiting for
a‘plane to: Los ‘Angeles.

In the’ first game, Play:

“ed at Gibbons Bark, Ric!

mond the Sentinels were
matched against South Bur-
napy.’ This was the. no-hit-
the Vancouver Sun men-
Carl Kooznetsoff
and. “Robert. Sherstohitoff
both got two-base: hits,

The second game in the
series was against Kennedy
Delta, with ithe-game: end-

ing 2:1 in favor of the Sen-

tinels, ‘Robert Sherstobitoff
came in with a home run in

_ the fifth -to tie the score

‘on page ten)

Curling. Club Lease ...
Under Preparation
By Castlegar

A lease is being: pre-
pared between the Town of
Castlegar andthe Castlegar
Curling Club and. was to
be completed yesterday
ready for council's .approv-

‘stated in re.

‘This was
‘ply to a presentation made
Tuesday Aeht by. Carl Hen-
né oe behalf of the curling
club...

2M, Henne told council
the organization receiy-
ed’excellent response in the
form of: donations and pled-
ges’ which have resulted in

roughly $5,000. vit a bank.”
this +

balance « of - $7,000

would total’ some $12,000."
Henne. -stated a

contractor ‘for ‘moving the

earth at the site was.-now

only waiting to know when

Mayor John Landis re-
~plied the cela had been in
the’ legal department and
stated a lease should be
in council’s hands the next
jaye ss

‘plead Snot!

‘d-Salmo highway.

(Last week: bids . were
opened in Victoria and low-
oe for the first section of

3.82 miles was ‘submitted
by Dawson Construction Co.
Tt was for Hass 693,412.)

Nine submitted

bids for ‘thes section of high-

Oolischenia Mon
Arrested by: RCMP
On Drug Charges

Peter Roy Crain, 28, of

» 259,668;

way. In addition to the
Dawson bid they were en-
tered by the following con-
2 J. ET. Equlpment
LtL, $1,731,392; Emil’ An.
derson ‘Construction (B.C)
Ltd. $1,796,285; Peter Kiew-
it Sons Co, of Canada Lid,
$1,962,857; Edco "construc.
tion Lid, $1,981,387; H. B.
Contracting Ltd.
Chinook

Egineering Sr
Catre Construction Ltd, “2,
Standard General
Construction “Ltd, “$3,321,

789.
Mr. Brothers said bids,

Meadows on the Salmo side.
Final one will be the link
between the starting at this
end and the Meadows sec-

in. 3
He also visited the new

section of highway running

south » from Kinnaird and
through Blueberry Creek.
“Our next contract will
be for the Genelle: Bi
section,” Mr, peores re-
marked; He sald the high-

way department will soon.
‘ be putting a request, before
board t

the, tre fo have
West Kootenay Power poles =
removed at the Bluffs, f

“This isa py aleecult
section of road" Mr,
thers said, “as there as
these ‘power. poles ‘above
anal the railway. line down

“We are also looking
at.a new: entrance: into
Trail,” Mr. Brothers

Town Seeks More Information
On ‘Little People’s’ Proposals

Castlegar Town, coun-
to know more
oan bas Little “People's
Nursery. ;

Castlegar police. court ia

charges. of driving without
insurance,

Police said one of the
offences ‘took ‘plaré in July
and the ‘second on Monday,
the day: he: appeared J 5

court, =

‘the ig charge
‘he was remanded ‘until Aug:
ust 23° and Swill ‘appear’ in
Police ‘court ‘on ‘Aug.: 21° to
face the ‘possession ; charge.
In other, narcotic

cident charge ed
Walter: Kabotot, 2 21, also of

Oouischenia,” w: wo. of-
fences, : poeseaton Of mari-
juana’-and © possession of
heroin ‘for the purpose ‘of

When : he appeared in
police court he entered no
lea and ‘bail was set at
1,000. or on ‘his own rec-
ognisance - with - conditions.
Trial ‘was set’for Sept.27.

THis SIGN ‘will no longer. mark. the end of

thers and Castlegar Mayor John Landis

council members who have
been recipients “of. numer-
ous: telephone ‘calls’ follow-
ing an article in last week’s
Castegar News staung te

» Little People’s Nursery on
Kinnaird

Seventh Ave. in
has decid

Care So-
*elety ‘has ‘decided ’:to “take —

over. control of the nursery,
tie Society’s president, Ger-

has : decided: to
Eroceed. contrary to how he

proposed’ the _ centre to:

“Donald Bro-

point. the way to: the new highway. con-

struction’ project ® to link» Kinnaird. with’:
Salmo.” Bids were opened last’ week in:
Victoria for the fob.

— Castlegar News Photo

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