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All Systems Are Go
For-Klondike Night

Members of the Castlegar the Regional Recreation .Com-
Kiwanis Club are busy this , mission and will feature the
week making final preparations rock band ‘Storm’.
for the 1975 Klondike Night to There will be nominal -
be held-in the Curling Rink on admission charges for each

=o
|, ATTEND CHURCH

Saturday, Sept. 20th.

evont and special Klondike

Directory of Local and District Churches VSR
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CHURCH OF GOD"

804-7th Avenue South
SUNDAY “leaming’ "Worshiping”

PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE

945
707 First Ave. V-a.m, Family Worship:
Wednesday

‘atin. ‘leases for all Ages

CALVARY.
BAPTIST CHURCH

roceeds from this year's dough will be available, For the
Klondike ‘night ‘are to (go Curling Rink, admission prices
towards youth activities and will be 60 cents for adults and

Pastor: Rev. H. H. Graham
Church Ph, 965-5212

Sunday School 9.50 a.m.

7:30 p.m, Y opportniten to

pee Seve Se

CHURCH OF CHRIST

Director Harold Webber Presents Kootenay Historical eeicty President Peter Oglow, felt, with a
Life Membership Just Prior to the Cutting of the Ribbon at Saturday's Olficial Opening of the

National Exhibition Centre.

~ Blaine Lake Woman Wins Car -

A Blaine Lake, Sask. wo-
man was named the winner of
the Dodge Dart when the draw,
supporting the proposed Bril-
lant Cultural Centré, was made

Saturday evening at the choral

FLORAL
_ Arrangements
for

Hospitals — Funerals
§ and
“All Occasions”

FRUIT TREES
Apple, Pear, Peach,
Apricot, {tallan Prunes,
Plum

" EVERGREENS
Seretding i: Upright

Ball, Pyramid, Compact
& Gold Compect Cedars
Shady Trees & Flowering
.Planti, Hause Plants,”
«Pot Plants,. Potteries,

indoor Hanging Baskets
Perennial Rockery’ Plants
and Fall Bulbs

First Year Growth
Guaranteed

Terranium Plants,.¢.

: $2 Million Winner Mokes $5,000 Donation

eoncert “playing to a capacity
crowd in Stanley Humphries’
Secondary School gymnasium.

‘There were also eight
other prizes drawn for.

Five choirs participated, as
well as several duets and solos.
Victor Neufield skillfully con-
ducted the newly formed Nel-
son German Cholr, which was
well received by the audience.
The Castlegar Russian Folk
Ghoir presented ‘several folk-
songs, among them Schubert's
“Evening Slar”. Director Mike
Wynnechuk moulded 40. volces
into an impressive melodious
presentation.

The ladies of the Grand
Forks Friendship Choir stole
the’ show. with: their solo
number consisting of a pat-
terned stroll on stage as thelr
voides blended beautifully in a
Russian folk song.

‘The Brilliant Cholr, which
recently produced their third
long-play stereo album, also’
displayed their musical talents,

Three duets were featured
during the evening. Louell
+ Nichivolodotf and Maureeti
~ makelf. sang “THe Shaw!’
Gertie Konkin ‘and? Nellle Lak-
tin sang “Girlfriends”, Frances
Kanigan sang her beautiful
rendition of “The Volga Flows”
and Elste Campbell and Marie

Balchewaki, closed the concert ;

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‘hotel

Distinctively styled home in Woodland Park, dose
to school and shopping facilities — 1650 sq. ft. of
© living space, accommodating: storage room, din-
Ing room, kitchen, living room, 2 full bathrooms,
1 sIngle and 3 double bedrooms — full basement
area — undeveloped with root cellar area — cone
crete footing and pre-fabricated cut-out to ac
commodate a fireplace. Fitted carpets throughout.

. $48,000.00
For appointment to view -
PHONE 365-7232

SALE

with a song entitled “The
Sunset Has Dimm

Mr. Walter Popott, chair.
man of the finance committee,
announced the generous dona-
tion of $5,000 towards the
cultural centre made: by Mr.
‘and Mrs. Sam Popoff and
family. This is indeed’ an
outstanding example of gener-
osity and support for a much
needed cultural complex. The
Popoff family received a stand-
Ing ovation for their donation,

Mr. Popoff thanked all. of
the people who supported the
‘concert and purchased raffle
tickets. He gave special thanks
to Bill and Natalie Voykin, Joe
‘and Nancy Cheveldave and,
Larry and Lucy Tomilin who
served on the raffle-committee.

Three local dignitaries,
Mayor Ed Mosby, MLA Chris

D'Arcy, and MP Bob Brisco _

spoke briefly in support of the
Brilliant Cultural Centre and
also pulled the winning tickets.
‘The winners were: Dodge
Dart—Marilyn Cheveldaett,
Blaine Lake, Sask.; color
Valana, Trail, B.C
Vera, Dergou-
ar "Grand. Forks, BCs stereo
set—Bill Voykin, Slocan Park,
B.C; Chandelier—Donna Wil,
Winlaw, B.C radio—Lucy’ Ge-
vatkoff, Grand,Forks, B.C.;
‘aecommodatfon—Cindy
Bonderoff, Castlegar, B.C.

projects sponsored by the Ki-
wanis' Club.*’

‘The action starts at
p.m. in the Curling Rink where
there will be games of chance,
bingo and a fish pond, where
families can try their luck for a
range of prizes. A food conces-’
ston will also be operating.

A Gold Rush Fellowship .
Room will be held in the Arena
Hall, From 9 p.m., a local band
will provide the entertainment.
for the fea of the evening.

ince will: be
held in thet Curling Rink from’
9.30 p.m. This {s sponsored by

26 cents for children, Pre-
schoolers will be admitted free.

There will be separate
admission charges for the Gold
Rush Room and for the teenage
‘dance.

Everyone is encouraged to
attend in Klondike costumes.
and there will be prizes for
those In the best contumes.

Former MLA
Fights Taxman
But — He Loses

A former member of the

British Columbia | legislature,
Burt Campbell, has lost an

eerie Worshl| pat en.

pm
nen aye Bibie Study 7.30
‘oung Peoples 7.30

MEETING IN CASTLEGAR

For Information
Phone 365-2241 oF

365-7973 or
3 365-7362

APOSTOLIC CHURCH
One Block ‘East of the
Costleaird Shopping Plaza
10 a.m. Sunday School
4 ime Morning ership.

“| WORLDWIDE CHURCH
OF GOD
Saturday Services
Nordic, Hall 1009 = 7th Ave.
Castlegar
Seo aed
Bible Si at
ie Soar 7 p.m.
Minister: Mr Glen Weber
‘ Ph, 365-3

ST. PETER LUTHERAN
CHURCH
405 ‘Maple St.; Castlegar

Sunday Schoo! 9:45 a.m.
Worship Service 11 a.m.

Affillated with ae Ted

+ appeal against $125 in’ federal
Income taxes, according to a
* Canadian Press story from
, Ottawa.

‘The tax review board, in a
luggage set—Pete A. ‘Harasi-
mow, Winlaw, B.C, and automo- Monday, sald it was dismissing
tive mirrors—John J. Popoff, Me. Campbell's claim that he
Castlegar, B. should be allowed to deduct

Mr. Popoff: praised ‘the: ten-twelfths of the maximum
Kootenay Choir, the members” §150 in annual employment
of which, despite a: busy com- expenses allowed most tax-
munity involvement schedule,” payers. 2
-spearheaded ‘the ‘raffle which An MLA from January to
raised over $20,000 July, 1972, he received $6,700

Master of ceremonies pay and $3,300 as an expense
Peter Samoyloff introduced allowance. He also was em-
Anna Markova to the audience.’ ployed for 10 months of that

Mrs, “Markova Is an ‘active . year by: Castle News: Ltd.,

member of the Kootenay La- - which publishes a weekly news-
dies’ group which‘ has paper, and his earnings from
over $64,000 through’ bake © this source were declared at
sales, raffles and handiwork $7,750.
sales in the past six years. Mrs, Filing his 1972 tax return,
Markova expressed her. grati- Mr: Campbell claimed an emi-
tude for the fine work done by” ployment expense deduction of
the community in its drive .to. $160, which the revenue de-
make the Brilliant Cultural Gelpare tejected.
Centre, a reality. In his appeal, he said that
Visitors to the concert because he was employed by
included Dorothy Pope and her. Castlegar News for 10 months
brother Mr. Bailley from Sus-. of 1972 and exclusively as an
MLA for only two months: he

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‘The Kootenay” Choir” the year. He hed been Socal’
wishes to extend a sincere Credit member for Revelstoke-
thank-you to all the people in. Stocanand lost to W. 8. King, a
the Trail, Nelson and Castlegar “New Democrat, inthe 1972
districts who supported this election which saw a change of
cultural endeavor. governiment,

Strawberry Servings Toto! 900

Bennett Meets the People

“In keeping with the com-
mitment he made when he
became leader of the B.C, Soclal
Credit Party.to tour all of the
province, opposition leader Bill
Bennett met with local resi-
dents last Thursday evening at
an informal strawberry. social
held in Kinsmen Park.
Amidst a casual festive air

over 900 servings of strawber-

ries and ice cream were dished
out by local ladies in colorful
boater hats while the park was
decorated with red, white and
blue bunting, poste: a
dozen huge lawn umbrellas.
The very young, who
turned out asa family with
their parents, were given red,
white and blue. balloons: while
the crowd, prior to. Mr.
Bennett's address, was enter-

Yained with live muste. by
Mickey Killough and His
Enterprisers.

During his address, Mr.
Bennett attacked NDP policies
for being “anti-resource, antt-
capital and antl-opportunity.”

He sald that the cost of
government has gone up under
the NDP while services to

direction to B.C. the party has
got ‘to be committed to the
people,” he’ sai

‘The opposition leader then
challenged the people of Castle-
gar.to meet that commitment
and return the type of govern-
ment t8 Victoria that previous-
ly sponsored opportunity in

CBS:

Rev. Richard Klein: Pastor

bassador

112.» 4th Ave.

‘Armstrong and Am!
365.3662 of 365-3664 College

wee 7 p.m. von Bible
«Fi, 7pm. Youth and
Family
Rev. N. Walker
Phone 365-6662
ST. RITA'S
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Saturday Night Man fe pm
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Letter to Editor

Concem .: ‘
.For Bear
is Asked — -

Dear Sir: ci

How can tho life of an’
animal be taken’ with so little
concern, Last week a bear was,

shot on 9th Ave. S., Castlegar,
Sunday one was shot on 3rd
Ave, Whore tomorrow?

Tam aware that parents
> are'worried about thelr’ chil:
dren, so naturally they call the -
game department. We have to
lake Into consideration that the
‘game department is short of
men and equipment as well, So
this takes us back ‘to the first
sentence,

Can we keep on ike this?
Somewhere, someone must'say
“that's enough”.

People must. properly
cover garbage, governments
must make more money avall-
able to supply men and cquip-
ment to round up the offending
bears so that they will survive.

Let's all be concerned.

written judgment released,

Business and Professional Directory

people are row being cut back.
“The education budget has
been cut from 32 per cent to 25
‘per cent of the annual budget
since 1972,” he added.

Mr. Bennett charged “the
government has contributed to
inflation by its own growth and

. centralization in Victoria.” He
said that many care about the
future of B.C., but are dis-
raged by the dramatic increase

caused by

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NDP policies. “We have an,
economic situation difficult to
cope with," he admitted, but
said a Social Credit government
would: get B.C, moving again.

. He urged local residents to

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~ answers, but by involving peo-

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“Your Mobile.”
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ple in policy one is: not
restricted to a narrow political. *
philosophy.”

“Mr. Bennett, said ‘that
Social Credit’s membership was
less than 4,000 two years ago
and is now. 40,000. “To give

Anglican & United Churches
REGIONAL ECUMENICAL PARISH.
September 21.
ROBSON: 9:45 a.m,
ST. DAVID'S:
8:00 a.m. Holy Communion
9:40 a.m! Sunday Schoo!
10:00 am. United Church Servi
11:15 a.m, Anglican Service, Ny Communion '
Mid-week Activities — Call. Parish’ Office
Ministers: Ted Bristow and Bob’ Griffiths |
Parish Office: 365-8337

ts $8.00 per year, The price by delivery boy Is 20

WEST KOOTENAY
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No. 6.¥mir Rd., Nelson
Clinics Tuesday & Thurs.
Castleaird Plaza
Next to Cooper Agencies
Summer Hours Effective

May 27
10:30 e.m. to 12:30 noon

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Ph, 352-5152

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Groceries — Gas
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Furniture & Mise.

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| Master of Ceremonies Gary Bacon, Miss Taterior af BE. “1998 Karen Wieaberg of meal "Becoaid
Runner-Up. Connle Polontkoff of, Castlegar and First Runner-Up Terry, Hildabrandt ‘of Cranbrook:

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Invoices
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CASTLEGAR NEWS.
Phone 365-7266

CASTLEGAR, B.C,
FOUNDED on AUGUST 7, 1047,
BURT CAMPBELL, PU!
RENE BRODMAN,
(MRS. Lola HUGHES, NEWS EDITOR

Mail subscription rate to the Castlegar News.

cents an issue, Single copies tn stores are 20°
cents,
Second-class mall registration number 0019,
‘The Casticgar News Is ‘a member of tt
Audit Bureau of Circulations, te
It Is also a member ot the Canadian Weekly
[Newspapers Assuciation and the B.C, division
lof the Canadian Weekly Newspapers Ansoctation.
All. correspondence should be addressed to:

The Editor, Castlegar News, Drawer-3007, Ca aneinae

athe
sar, BC, VIN Sif4, Lelters for publication must

_ CASTLEGAR NEWS

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING AT
+ “THE CROSSROADS OF THE KOOTENAYS"

VL. Vv. (LES) CAMPBELL
HEA AND’ EDITOR
HOP FOREMAN
WALTER MARKEN, ADVERTISING MGA,

be ‘signed In ink with the correct name’
Address of the writer, “Pen” names will be weed
ma but the correct name must be sub-

ent: It ts agreed by the advertiser

queating apace that the Hablity of the paper In

event of falture to publish any advertise-
ment of any description or in the event that
errors occur in the publishing of an advertise
ment shail be lmited’to ‘the amount ‘paid by
the advertiser for that portion of the advertis-

id that there shalt be

ant ere shall be n
pep pat ead 9 Habiity, in’ any event

MINIMUM io. 0

MAY, BE REDEEMED . AT ANY. qT

y the Incorrect {tem onty,

auch advertisement.

Phone Mes alos :

at 365-7261

For ‘More Information

The First Canadian Bank
Bankof Montreal -

Castlegar, B.C,

bunny antes auu wunua vt
well-wishers greeted ‘eight
young ladies’ from several, in;

| terior locales when they were

introduced Saturday “morning
‘at the Castleaird Plaza as
candidates for the title of Miss
Interior of B.C. The winter of
this contest will be travelling to.
Toronto in’ October to particl-

‘pate in the Miss Canada Pa

ant, e

The following gicls were
presented by master of cere-
monies Gary Bacon: Karen
Wienberg of Kelowna, Terry.

+ Hildabrandt and Frankie. Car:

ver of Cranbrook, Shelley Dase

“of Merritt, Marlane Eastman of

Creston, Daune Sandulescu of
‘Trail and Connie Potoniket
Donna Guillemin of Castlega

Welcoming the girls on.

behalf of the City of Castlegar.”
and the Chamber of Commerce
was a director of the Chamber

alder:
serie ie °: Inferior Pageant willbe the . |

Chamber.of Commerce. >,
Each: candidate .was then,
“given the opportunity to speak ,
‘to the public. Returning tothe
2 Hi Arrow Arms, the girls were

served a lovely luncheon and :-!

again the judging took pla
During the afternoon, each
candidate, was: privately inter-

~.viewed.by the five judges, who
‘ineluded Mrs, Carole Marner of

Vancouver, Peggy Jack of
Merritt, Mrs. Dorothy Cam-

eron of Trail,: Urla Meckling of -

} Cranbrook and Donna Salvador:

of Creston. Corporal Sedler of

the local RCMP was the tally

“Later ‘that afternoon the
irls returned to the plaza for «
the final stage of the. contest.

‘The judges’ cholce for Miss -

“Interior ‘of B.C. for 1975 was
Karen Wienberg ‘of Kelowna.
Miss Wienberg received her
crown from the retiring queen,
Heather Holdaway of Cran.

rook. :
First runner-up was Terry
Hildabrandt of- Cranbrook and
second ‘runner-up was’ Connie,
Polonikoff’of Castlegar. >
v1

James Warner
Castlegar

7 B. C Crowned ©

Bee mae vere 0 the ‘oat
and Disiriet Chamber of Com-
meree. In addition, the queen
will also receive a trip to

“Toronto to ‘participate. in ‘the

Miss Canada Pageant and $500
for her wardrobe. :
Each candidate was pre-
sented’ corsages from’ the
Chamber of

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gilts from. several of the local
rerchants. Regional manager.
of B.C. for, Sarah Coventry,
Mrs, Carole Marner, presented
each candidate with the Miss
Canada Peace Pin.

Following a busy day the
girls enjoyed a chicken dinner.

‘A dance was held later at,
the Royal Canadian Legion
Hall.

‘A special: thank you is
extended on behalf of the Miss
Interior of B.C. committee to all:
the people who helped make
Saturday's event, possible.

« Hosting next, year's Miss.

+ City, of Creston vagy At
(CB Radio. .”
Club Growth
Continues

“Hie general miceting of the
Castlegar C. B. Radio Club was

held ‘Aug. 18 at: the Catholic <

Centre with, 34. members ‘and
_Hissts present, 0:
“One new membership was
approved, bringing the total
membership. to 43° family
groups. :
A report was given by the
secretary-treasurer » regarding
the crests which: have been
ordered and should be arriving
‘ shortly.
‘A short report by, James
{Black, Informed, the. member-
: ship that the Trail Hospital,
il Fire’ Department, Ross-

ead Hospital, Rossland Fire ~

‘Department and Warfield Fire
Department are’ now monitor-
‘ing C..B, channel No. 23. At a
‘recent fatal accident on the
“outskirts of ‘Trail: this knowl-
~ledge was used to summon the
ambulance to the scene.

followed

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the contest with numerous
ifts.

‘The queen was’ presented
with a jewel case, a tollet set, a
$10 cheque alate purse, a

necklace and earrings set,

lace.
- flowers from the City of Castle-

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PHONE 364-1822.

‘the nent of the meet-
ingen
* A wiener roast was held on
~ ‘Sept. 6 at Pass Creek Park. The
‘festivities were enjoyed: by.
‘over 100 members and guests.”
-Everyone took an active
part'in games organized for
daduttsulike. Prizes

OE MIXES)

‘were awarded, but the biggest

awards were the smiles on the ~

faces of all contestants.

Itis the hope of the club
that this becomes an annual
event.

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of Victoria.

llegar Campus.

SELKIRK: COLLEGE
PART-TIME Leanne PROGRAM

ENGLISH 16

This first yeor, English course.is a a prerequisite
for those. planning to center education at University

The’ course will be offered on Tuesday éven-
ings, beginning Sept. 23rd, 7-1 19, ‘pm. at the Cas-

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