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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 6, 1967
ONE MAN'S OPINION
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Consumers Ignorant of Food Flavor

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ers can help it,
ie t eat it matters very
ve been con-

fine when cut are disappointing
in their lack of flavor. But bacon
and butter are not the only
thing where flavor is absent,

Our vegetables are getting
steadily less appetizing. This is’
largely due to shipping conde
tions, Tomatoes, to travel well,
need to have firm skins so they
have firm skins at the expense
of their flavor. Carrots lool love-
hy straight and clean but lack

e essential quality of those
which are home grown.

But who is to blame, the
producer, the grower, the super-
markets or the buyer? If every-
one helps then the buyer is the
one who really is to blame for
accepting such things, ingeed it
may. be due essentially to the
buyer who wants bland tastes.
It is notewoi

much in demand today as those
with the bland flavors,
pied Tala ve mat have some signi-
may mean
that cu virility is mf
ter all, the man who eats bread
and cheese demonstrates that
he is no sissy and the peasant
who can eat garlic is certainly
less inhibited than the one who
finds cam: cheese too
strong for his taste, 4

*___-No doubt the cheese taster’s
clubs will make for more sensi-
Hvtys to taste in general, It is
that members. of wine
tasting units will volunteer to
judge | the taste of potatoes.

takes a sip and rolls the wine in
his mouth to determine its flav-

Funeral Tie
For Father of Nine

Alfred Ernest D
aay a resident \ of tgs Creek,
t with accidental death July

at Fort William, Ont. where he
also received his education.
Mr. nhardt

by wife,
June; six sons, Davi, Jae, Stan’
Gerld, Chris and William; three
daughters,. Ellen, Katherine ‘and

Kellie-Rose,

Also 0 surviving are his par-
énts, Mr, and Mrs. Oscar Den-
hardt of Fort William as well as
17 brothers ‘and’ sisters in the
Fort William district.

‘Funeral’ services were held
today at 2 p.m. from the chapel
of the Castlegar Funeral Home
with Rev. D. A Cline of Nelson
officiating.

B.
Interment will be at ‘Park
Memorial Cemetery, ‘d
with the Castlegar Funeral Home
in care of arrangements,

Well-known Glade.
‘Resident Passes
A well-known’ Glade _resi-
dent, John Denisoff, 54, died sud-
denly last Sunday.

. Denisoff came to Glade
at’an ‘early age with his fami!
from Pell, Sask., where he was
born.

He was an employee of Koo-
tenay Forest Products for more
than 30 years,

soff of Glade; three. sons, John
and Nick of Glade,.and Steve of

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“VOL: 20, No, 28

By ARNOLD MARTIN.
Staff, Reporter Re

A: comnilttee of-'three has
‘been ‘set up to’ investigate pre-
- servation of the, Brillant ent artis
jand bly a’ Doukhoubor ‘com-
munity. house jn the Castlogar
cen)

“Ata ‘meeting of Nelson city
council Monday pith Castlegar,
Mayor R. C; Maddocks, the com-
mittee Was instated to investi
igate cost and other. factors: in}

P The’ meeting ™ took
piel kat Nelgon,

j lot a ang community house, to}

le 'sétting up of an en-

tire ‘Doukhobor: village, ‘as ‘sug-

gested by a student Eroup atthe
University of Victoria.

In a letter to Mr, Mi ddock
the group expressed’ inter-
est'in such a whole-village ' pro-

ject.The letter made no‘ men-
Hon of previous Bublicity ‘on the | V'
a, RISES

“The City, ‘of Trail has’ indi-
cated ‘it is not interested in tak-
ing: part in the plan, ‘and will
not until ‘such: time asthe

provincial government has made
firm: i as. toi

, Invitations had been sent to
ity. of: Trail andto John‘

ng
als we

a
‘may. me even further ‘than that

used: last week: by. RCMP: Sgt. Jim | Committee :motic:
atenpts to°open: ‘the safe’ at Co-op ‘Service-on ‘Col- :. 0
:\ umbia' Ave. Examining jthe job done ig - | Will allow.
Grant McMaster, manager of. the servi
as

pera aay result

{... Castlegar. RCMP. are contin-

‘ping thelr: Mnvestigation. ‘into’a |)

‘decidedly unsuccessful attempt
to:cut open the safe at:the Cas-
fegar Co-op service’ station,

. Jim Band describ id the
atten Sted safecracking. as Stu-
pid, a, ernie imeducated and
amat

:«Thieves broke into the ser-
vice station July, 5 ‘and ‘using a’
cutting torch, atempted to break
open fhe safe.

The. attempt was’ ‘unreward-
ed, however, ‘as ‘all: the: thieves | t
achieved with their. efforts were
a number of.,ugly:-lines ’ across

face of the safe and a3 a singe E

hole” through: the
ough‘ to ‘defeat the: Meeting me-

chanism - of; the ‘strongbox™ and
\ allow. access to:what ‘cash was in-

The thieves also’ ‘broke: into
Bh but lit-

_ Into Co-op. etl /

Saskatchewan and \moved: as. an

'finfant ‘to Glade ‘where'he ‘lived

until he’ was: eight. He}: ireturned
p Saskatchewan until 1940: when
ain returned to Glade:

ugha: by: ps wife

grand-ehildren,- one™ sister and

| two brothers ‘of Glade; one sister

«: Brilliant: and ‘one. brother. of
Vancouver. |).

neral- services were hela
oon at -.Glade

tte or-no money’ here, either.

‘ aftern
;, | With: burial: at the Glade Ceme.
“We nave: made nd arrests,’ | tery.

forming at Ex;
Mr. Ve igin ‘was installed by ‘by
the! Nelson : motion ‘as’: one “of
the ‘thre:

gs en next week. Sponsored , ‘by:_B.C., Hydro,

and, the C; News,

VO,
=r ona leave the Arrow dam's ‘Viewpoint. Lodge each
at 6.30 p.m. and continuing until 9 p.m: Routes

low. will vary each evening as construction work : .

area changes.'Present plans call for several 1B
and: the movement, of the'b rea a oe

buses Will be (ciltsed’ ak Bie‘eee see

bl to: al
they, Tolnted Sate 4
this: nitially, have

Russian-speaking community ‘of
Grandi Forks‘and. district. 8

ated Monday was‘ a:motion by
a eae that‘a‘letter be
sent

questing: ‘a promise that:no dis.
imantling ‘orother. action, detri-
mental ‘to’ the: bridge, ‘be: under-
taken ‘until:a definite’ decision is
zenched beds regeraing it its: future.

| in: a:regular: meet
has akon ‘place, ‘sinilar ‘approval
ad Will be.

8: requested: of: the ‘Castle- |
gar. town council'and the Union
of:: ‘Spiritual: “Communities “of
Christ,; the ° ‘representati'

he, said.

till another action culmin- 2

Bi ie Me gen
said: they ote ates ‘to: ‘make
| transactions ona single-lot, basis,

id’ assure an‘order- an

This woul
ly, controlled development that
‘would-be “an’ asset- both’ to ‘the
hotel‘and to Kinnaird as‘a‘ whole,

‘The “idea: has “been under

He said that sntancive plan:
ning on such areas of concern ‘as

will

have to:beidone before full” dev:
elopment takes place.

Council members ‘gave their

A Eremenko Co.

store i expand
re anding.

Mrs. Eremenko — said this
week th that the expansion to pre-

thenhood of Di :
The meeting: ‘Monday. was a
committee ‘meeting‘of:the ‘whole
council ‘and ‘as’ ‘such “doesnot
‘a8 an ‘actual

© fous picture ‘of Castlegar Mayor R.! C. Maddocks. The

© town’s ‘chief

on ‘municipal bonds Total

value of ‘the bond “issue, : floated to ‘finance «street
i ‘S01

legar-News “Photo”

ial action will.come. at the next,
regular | meeting :of Nelson coun-
cil, next week. tints "opisae

Other. organizatio!
dividuals interested in aiisg the]

ther~ Nelson: or>Castlegar-- ci
council or: officials of the: Union
of: Spiritual. Communities

arin
ule. of. their ; arrival’: and
leparture times’ from * Castlegar

"The edule specified by
the ‘group. seh as‘ follows: a

‘stan
council commitment:: This office | +

project are:asked to contact ee :

which
$380, 000;- is to contain
a:more ‘extensive ‘stock Of shoes

will cost an
Stemtea

than‘ has been the case ‘in¢che :

‘Completion of the, construe:
tion is:expected for. sometime in

fo | count al

will; i
to’ be borne” byt the hotel,’ rather
than’ by: the village.:
‘When ' the land: is ‘actually
by prospective’ devel-
id ‘chairman: Carl::Loe-

sot epi thd ho wang tine for re wl

an, seating 0
io: years re a hypothetical : pay-
ment ‘term, ‘said that “if: all the dex

an. ineentive ts
2 be sui to cane tok

lots were sold within this Jength such aead are mot left oul part :
of time, then’ the'* “total ‘cost of | jally developed: =

B) ch” "then, the / village will re-

iden’
aged:c. without: ‘first dent aaa
a check’'slip from RCMP may: be

imprisonment ‘under a ‘new sec-
tio g, le

came effective
person ‘shall make rep!

lédge“or information or
apparently, have been made A
essary’ as the result’ of. an acci-

dent involving death or, personal
ait or. damage to property in

mid-September. - Hee

Other aspects of E:

service’ will’ xemain’ n Jargely the *

same! as 'in the pas

Eremenko a Co. is one|
of ‘Castlegar’s oldest businesses | _

having been founded by the date Ae

of Fred Eremenko in:,1925,

: "Castlegar Man
- Wins Gontest
With His Beard

“Is ‘not ‘often® that lack of
ee _— but

times.
Maglio ‘of Castlegar,

“Fred
was the winner of: two awards].

8.30:a.m-/Arrive in
12:15 noon ‘Leave: ‘here.

ton:
1.05‘Arrive:here re from ‘Creston
3.00 a Peave here for Victoria:<:;'

is 60 present thel fists
on ig ah en Pturn to Go to Cos:

char for: am civic:luncheon ‘dur-
terval: before th

coast. 2:
e. pul attic is. invitedito
or.-both

he did

not’ shave. z :
Judged among’ those: with
the’*best “beards “at’a contest
in Nelson recently, he was given’
credit’ certificate “at a
'd_dhonie fire ex-

(Mr: Nee beard:was judg-

ed ‘the longest and’most natural, .

and also : the: blackest. i

+s Judges:in-the ‘contest were
two Officials of the radio station
in... that..city,..CKLN, .and.. Miss

The to"be
on ‘hand arth hea airport for. either
‘| pilots, “

airs: *,
‘motor.:vehicle that ea to is
fense punishable by fine or | his kni

TROPHY. WINNING CLOVERLEAFS, had success-
ful session last weekend when they won the. ‘B trophy

in'the senior baseball division at Spok

boys age: 14. and “15, the tournament was played at:
_ Fairchild Air Force base, Play during that\and the f

Int,

, d was referred to’as.
A hip T This pict
winning: team was: taken on Tuesday. Coach Dale 5

of. the  prize- -

Peters is) at left: and _Nick  Stoochnoff at

‘right. — Castlegar’ News Photo