CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 25, 1974

Briefs from Clty Council

City Hall’ will ‘continue to”:

edule the operations at the
Seecleger Arena, This was the
reply to an inquiry by Regional
Recreation Commission No, 1
‘asking how the coming season
%

olicies for its (fall program.

Ald. “jack, Chernott will
represent the City of Castlegar,
tin absence of Mayor Ed Mosby
Gvhen visitors are welcomed
gthis Saturday to swimming
seompetitions sponsored by the
Castlegar Aquanaut: Speed
Swim Club at the Bob Brandson

Memorial Pool, i

"Use at Bob Brandson Me-
Smorial Pool, free of charge, has
been’ granted Sentinel Baseball
:Club for the eveing of Aug. 2.
tthe local club will be hosting
ithe Provincial Finals, Bronco
division, which will be held here
July 30 to to Ang, ae :

# The ee firm of
‘Strong Lamb and.Nelson, have
{advised council to designate the
area surrounding and including
‘the ‘Castlelaird Plaza’ as a
‘development area under Sec-
tUon 702A of the Municipal act.
Yrhis has been ‘accepted by
council as long as it meets
thylaw requirement. A sketch,
toutlining the area in mention, is
‘available ‘at City Fall.

te
oA wage Tien has
Sheen reached betweeh the city
fend city employees’ belonging
Yo the Canadian Union of Public
‘Employees. %

é +e
fee Pacbsien has been grant-
ted Castlegar-Robson Branch
$470, Royal Canadian Legion to
thold ‘a beer/garden onthe
:Kinsmen Park:site during the
Ke Days‘ celebrations to be
thela this sweekend. ;

Cowaeit tas received notifi- °

a of Miss Pat Nicol's,
Sresignation which’ is ‘effective
uly; 16," Miss ‘Nicol had‘ been

fine of the two students hired |

Sunder’ ‘a provincial grant to
Sussist in town planning. She
‘Skave pressures in studies as her
‘Syeason‘for terminating her.

y. way, ‘to identify a
Shemidek is to.look ‘first at the

3¢opmost: twig, or! leader. This.

be drooping and will bend
ray. from the prevailing wind.
RS ‘Onyoung trees, the foliage

Swill be. bedrooping and feathery.”

Next look Tor, a dark, rich
sprown bark. (lighter .or: young

‘Tho: needles: will be about:

E Ei to,8/4 inches'long onthe

csame twig and, blunt with two:

Sfine white lines on the under.

spurface, one on each side of the -

Permission’ to hold a teen
dance this Friday in the Kin-
naird Hall has been granted
Regional! Recreation Commis-
sion No, 1,

‘8 *

Necessary, action.is now
taking place to grant an ease-
ment to the city for main-
tenance of the well, pump and
pumphouse which presently
exists on the corner of Colum-
bia Ave, and Green St. The land
is owned by School District No.

ele .

The city has given authori-
zation to the board of trustees
for School District, No. 9 to
construct a retaining wall:on
Hemlock off 8rd Ave. and then
to install a six foot fence on top
of it to run it east of lots No. 24,
23, 22 and 21.

eee,

Permission has been grant-
ed for an addition. to the
present B.C. Tel facilities in
downtown Castlegar as long as
bylaw requirements are met,

“Now ‘don't. forget. lf You're. golng to
fa Yomi 0.to the

Forestry and See co Wane

‘They Are Trying to Buy Me Out

"There is a fair bit of panic

in the financial world these ”

days. One of, Germany’s big
banks failed. The stock mar-
“ket! iis\imore like a swamp

than ‘a market.’ Inflation’ is .

scaring the wits out of people
and even politicians.

It was inevitable that some
of us bigger figures in -the
financial and business game

would be affected personally. -

Sure'enough, I've been caught
in a personal bin

“whether to go for broke or go

<for.the :
I've beena pretty big sare
holder’ of a stock‘ called Peel
Elder.:1 have '25'shares.. th
tong story and I've told it be-

fore.:' But’ I: got-in on the”

ground floor,’ as we" say on
Bay St. and Wall St. These
are’ a couple of. well known ‘
streets in the financial world.
of.them’ runs: down to
the bay, in case you want to
, drown yourself when themar-
‘ket’ is “slumping.\The other
has a wall for: pounding your.
headagaingt in the same event-

‘as is
pony
the air ‘force with a“ couple

7of- thousand: bucks the’ pay-
master had thoughtfully put

away. sore me. while’ T was in. -

I "had Hecided 1 wasn't
going <to’slug ‘and sweat. all:

‘my, life just,to make a living, =

T'was going”to make: it fas b
and make it big.) “=
1 look the field. over

‘There wasn’t really. much
I could: answer to. that."So,
I thought; "The ‘heck with
‘the ® big corporations, when
they ‘can’t recognize:talent,
drive and ‘sheer ability, even
though these are staring them
right in their cold, corporate
eye.”

The’ final ‘straw -arrived
when a personnel manager at
Bell Telephone told me warm-
ly that ye he thought there
might be a real future for me
with the company, ‘and’ yes,
whe thought’ he might find a

{place for me in three or four *
‘months, but. I'd have to start

at the” "bottom, like‘ every- y

paid good wages. Th:
bably, why they have to-ask.
for'a rate ‘increase’ every cou-

- ple. of: years, to compensate

for their incredible. generosit:
to their employees.’

‘Anyway ,the bottom didn’t
have. much appeal. {'d had
in mind more like

pretty.cz
a career witha built-in escal-
ators"And.‘ the: field “looked .
right’ back.at ‘me ,with.a cold

and/steely. eye, saying, in,ef- <
‘What

fect; “What ‘do you know
how * to’ do,~ besides * crash-
landing an aircra!

ed field? %.

(ERRRESEEEEES

EVERYTHING'S BETTER

at he

‘ Heaseaable
prices

303 No. 3 Road

«Worm
hospitality

Skyline Airport Hotel

hmond, B.C.

TELEPHONE 278-5161
-(Skystage phone 273-8544)

kee Ra kk kK KH

Vi resident in. charge of:
Public Relations,- y
So [shook him warmly by
the. hand, with that sincerity
that only. a-V-P.in charge of.
PR can muster, thanked him;
and said, “Musin’t take-any
more of ‘your ‘time.*I have
to dash: to the Royal York
for: lunch with Jack McCtel-
land of. McClelland and Stew-
‘art, then catch the aftemoon
train for Montreal, where Pres-
ident Crump of the CPR has
been trying to ‘get hold of

me: fora week. By. the way, :.
if’ you get sick of The Bell,
look me up in a’ year or so,
and I ‘might have ‘something

Programming

for you. Just: contact. Bill
‘Smiley Associates, Incorpor-
ated, not to mention: Limi.
ted.” 4

At least [left him with his

,) mouth open, but I was seeth-

ing,“ inside. Some ' people
Seethe on the. outside,’ but: I

- always do it inside. aes
Anyway, 1 strode. out of

there muttering, ‘4

If that’s the: way.
2 T'l go it alone.
em all within’ fi
plunge jinto:'the
stock ‘market and buy. them

‘all: up and ‘have: mergers: and

tion. I. wasn't going to

ken in by some ‘smooth-talk-
ing operator working out
telephone booth... ;

On‘ the advice of my lari
lady’s sister, who had he:
done every Wednesday w

friend “who: baby-sat “for.'a
+ prominent stock-broket’s for- >

mer wife, I decided to plunge
into Northern Ontario gold.
My first choice was a lucky
one, I bought into a company _
with a’ property so rich that ©

even the moose who used it~

for pasture had gold fillings,
in their teeth.
And I didn’t fool around

with penny stocks. That’s for.>

Rescheduled

‘The West Kootenay Cable-
vision Society and Communi. tel
has its for

ies and there-
fore Communi-tel were unable
to

Snot having a broadcast here

over Channel 8 last Thursday.
Community Video, the lo-
cal eable company, experienced

THE CITY OF CASTEGAR

CONGRATU LATES

THE K.C. DAYS COMMITTEE

on its ever increasing success

in making

* Scheduled was USWA— ©
Local ’480 ‘reports, Russian’ —:
/ Children’s .Festival, An inter-
view with Mr. Doug McLuckie, *.
Robert: Stanfield’s -Visit To «
Castlegar and McMixer's An- “
nual Square Dance Barbecue °

4.

This.same program will
m.

appear. Aug. 1 at 7p.

Ing
CASTLEGAR
AND AREA
SINCE

1960 -

the little uy with | two Hun
dred’ bucks to. invest.’ No,;I
went for. the solid, blue chip
stuff.

‘Tsnap dup one ‘thousand
shares of ‘this stock for 22
cents. a. share! Within’ two
days it had shot. up. to 23
cents. was on my. way, and

I've never looked, back since.

It_hurts;too much-‘In; three

weeks the stock wasn’t listed.

on the. financial page. I still
think <it).was ‘because, some

* linotype operator was sore be-
* cause some of us were making

fortunes he left the name
ofthe‘ mine’ out. of the et)

through sheer sp’

But all this’ is ‘getting us

Jnowhere. { started ‘out to tell
you ‘how ‘a ‘couple’ of big:

conglomerates or condomin-

' fuss or whatever’. they ‘call

ire: ganging'up to get
hold. of ‘my 25‘shares of Peel

Elder.:They've offered to buy

them for: $13'a' share and I

[dhave sold them’a month:

ago for $11.75 a share;;-:-:
‘There’s something fishy go-

j.and.if can get:to the ,
bf ye

Fishermen
“Hunters in
1974 Guide.”

Fishermen and hunters are

). also given consideration In the

Boating Safety Guide 1974 put
out by Transport Canada,

Included are these special
tips for them:

Do’ not wear: high ‘cut
boots, particularly of the open
top rubber boot variety, in open
boats, Carry a second pair of
‘ankle boots for wearing in the
boat.

Do/not stand up when
hunting or fishing from a small
boat. Remain seated.

Be particularly careful that
with ‘your extra‘ clothing ‘and
‘equipment, you do not overload

your: boat,

; Do:not attempt to take a
small: boat out ‘into water
iwhere, if the weather. deterior-
ates, you are unable to reach
safety quickly.

Canoes should not be used ;
for fishing or. hunting, unless‘

you:are an experienced canoe-
ist. These crafts can be danger-
ous -in) the \hands | of the
inexperienced.

In'the fall and’ the spring |’

when’ water? temperatures are
‘low; your chances of survival if
you fall overboard are reduced
considerably.

\ervice.
Station
Hazard?

The practice among filling
:station operators of parking
‘empty cars beside closed’ gaso-
cline pumps is a hazard to the

driving, public, according to a

periodical issued by the Virgin-

ia, State: Police.?)”,

“The ‘April edition of Traffic
Talk contends that’ drivers
seeking ‘gas see cars ata station
pump’ and, remove their eyes

from; the road whilst checking.

to’see if the station is active.
‘Meanwhile, an accident could
‘easily happen.

‘The solution proposed isa ‘

simple universal signalling sys-
tem that could-be recognized by
‘drivers at a glance, even'when
visiting a, strange city:;CSC.
suggests that the. illuminated
advertizing signs should be ‘on’
only when the service station is
open for business.

“AERO TAXI

$
Fast: - Courteous —R liable
‘ ~ Phone, 365-5700 i

DR. K. MARLING

Veterinarian
willbe | at A
ROWN’S MOTEL
Friday, July 26th. 1/2. °) +
from 11 /a.m..to 2 p.m. for, the vaccination
“and ‘examinations’ of pets TAN

NO’ APPOINTMENTS NECESSARY: *!
PLEASE:DO NOT. PHONE THE,'MOTEL.

‘BEST WISHES

to the
K. Cc. Days Committee,

x eC. Days
SIMPSON-SEARS tn. :

“Castlegar. Branch — Phone’ 365-3331

An idan ei Ig not pa in courses, Everything is aor,

aa and countless variations are experims tet

e rane of flavours en cast

{So' it naturally follows: that
the method of eating this food

‘ois also a bit strange to the ave
tourist,

Many Indians
their’ fingers—a custom which

on.

beef curry: ‘in’ Bomba; ‘or Cal.
:Cutta is worth att ces ish, lob-,
curry

er
Spices

more rare occasions.: Tumeric’ a

‘numberof Canadians find *!!:

iy difficult to try. However, those
é pho: ha’

é jn India, fo
re think’nothing of apents

‘day to perfect'a dish.
ord most often associ.
ian food by; tour.

is mmon:
ange 3 ‘mustard,

‘cinnamon,
nutmeg, pepper, cloves, ‘poppy,
caraway seeds, cori der; car-

{-damons'and saffro

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‘wildeod Cannitf; 59, widow
of Charles’ Wilbert |Canniff, ‘of
Slocan, a longtime resident:

«there, died suddenly at her

home on Wednesday of last

week.

Funeral services were held
at the First, Presbyterian
Church ‘in Slocan Saturday, '

rs, Canniff was born in
Kamloops‘! March’ 90,1915,
daughter’ of the! late’ Mr. ‘and
Mrs. Robert ‘Archibald: Hamil--
a) ‘The family moved to:Kaslo
when’ Mrs, Canniff was a’ girl,
and before: her marriage: in’’
1936, she‘ worked for the B.C.

i Telephone. Company,

ie Serta film and: pushing

shutter release buttons—not:
‘sticking in ‘front ‘of lenses. ~

inless you carry a magni-

fying’ glass. around with’ your.
family. album, ‘get ‘in'closer. to:
ubject being photographed.
Noone wants tertook ‘ata one-

be‘rectified qi
aaily ib one takes. just'a dane
paeice and shooting .-

--‘Trail, until moving to slocan ‘92:

years ago, Mr. Canniff di
Sept. 24, 1967.

> She is aurvived by, ‘one 801
Robert of Castlegar; one daugh

© ter, Mra‘ Sid (Carmel) Wiltiord

of Winlaw; two sisters, Mrs,
(Dorothy) ‘MacNicol "of Castle

gar and Mrs. Margaret Bennett {'-

of Penticton and seyen
‘children.’

Rev. Calvin Brown  offici

ated with burial taking place in,

the: Slocan’ Gometery

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fooled by, certain lighting condi
tiGns. Don't point the camera ai
a bright light: soutce‘\while
you're taking a light;
| REL light “will foo} 4

i

‘fool the meter as well. Open’
f-stop above’ the indicated’ me
ter reading’ if you're; shootin

youi hi
‘spot-meter,| then’ take ‘a’ light
reading from: ‘the part: of th
‘scene, you are’ most interested:
vin.) If) the ‘meter is: of;.th
averaging variety, and:
Yseene is back-lit,: or: there,
> bright {light source ‘in’ it;
pe uP, ‘close to the' subject’ an
ading’ from there,

‘when: they'resblown? up
* screen.’ However, ify

of;/notice is: hereby given‘that ‘on’

‘Aust: 1974’ at10. a.m* bids: wi

ko! EE COLLECTORS ‘8 BAILIFFS uD. 274: Col.
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laying nudism ‘charges against

the group by the’ Fecrel fon.

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*i<the ‘promise; ‘that:at‘least: one.’
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