CASTLEGAR NEWS, ee December 12, 1974 °

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e In Memoriums -

From ‘Page 1
No.

treasury approval to build the.
Seven-Mile Dam. :

He’ spoke ‘of the Missing.
Link’ with its last major con:
tract to be let in Jung. He did

not blame the lack of money for ,

in this pro-

In loving memory of a
dear father and grandfather
“Alex Maloff, who passed
way Dec. 16,

so dear
i Silent Bt the voice we loved
“To far. away for, sight or

h spec

But not too far for thought
to reach

him who

1972,
Gone is the face we loved ©

lelays
ject, but the ‘lack of designing
engineers to get the Project
ready.”
While he felt this road

area's growth, he said he did
not fee! it would come up to the
expectation in' economic values
set’ by some. persons.

“The greater impact,” he
_ said, “would come from the;
Renais-Ed, 4 ion’ I

% And who, Aeaicty absent is
just as

; God needed one more mem-
ber’ within his shining ;

¢. And ‘so.in love’ so tender.
* Hexclasped our dear Dad's
: _ hand.

Lovingly remembered
rg ae is
Alec, Maxw oolin-

“otf families,

eae are
e Cords of Thanks

%

Ri 4 a
‘+ The fama
% Paul P, Ozero!
Gtend the he:

of the late
wish to. ex-
hanks to

‘Hospital for their kind
foare andy al im an fas
sgranks

Hammo
in’, Grand: Forks,’ B.C.
ou one and ‘all. God

and | thoughtfulness “will :al-

rays ‘be:remembered' in: our 3
hearts wife’ Flor and ‘Mrs.

really wish you people were
ee for it.”

would have an effect on the .

Cuts in Major Expenditures

Talking on rural lands, Mr.
D'Arcy.said there would be
6,000 lots ‘available in’ British
Columbia's rural areas in.1975,
and that'this would be doubled
and tripled In| years to come.

“Land,” he said, “is being
put onto‘ the market in blocks
and was‘available (o those that
wanted: to go out there,”

During the question and
answer period thal followed,
water levels on the Arrow
Lakes were discussed as’ were
the Rentalsman's position on
the present restrictions on rent
increases in mobile home parks
and<concern to just what
sections of the Missing-Link
were being given priority.

“You can't: be’ too ‘c ul

I warned, myself as! 1’ crawled’
unhappily into the’ front’ seat’
of the car that. bright Sunday,
morning.

I couldn't get the old’ man
‘out of my mind, Seventy years
old. ‘Drove! a bus) 35° years,
Never had‘an’ accident before.

Standing ‘there like’ a. common
criminal. Humilated to the dust;

“How do you. plead, ) guilty.

or not guilty?!: the court clerk
had asked. There was'a shake in
the old man's voice as:hean-
swered, ‘'Not guilty," 032)

‘And there-was a shake In’ my.
hand. as I turned .the key. to
start ‘the engine. Sweat. that
wasn’t from’ the heat’ broke out

on my forehead as I pulled o onto ©

_, Snowtall on Tuesday Contributes fo two.
~ Rear-End Accidents on Columbia Avenue

The first real snow in-the .

area ‘Tuesday has’ resulted in

two rear-end accidents and‘a
vehicle being yolled-in a. third.
accident.

Approximately $1,800
damage resulted in an accident
at the 7th Ave.‘and_ Milestone
Road intersection in: Kinnaird,
whenva vehicle driven by Henry -

+ DeRosa of Castlegar stopped to
make a left turn onto Milestone
Road anti was rear-ended by'a

“vehicle driven by Janet’ Ya-
mashi ‘of New: Denver. |”

There were no Anjaries, No
_ charges were laid.

© Cards: of Thanks :
"will be:held by. the Distt

es wish to express ‘our,

to all our::relatives

and’ friends for the thought-
fulness and ‘kindness: shown
us: during’ the ‘sad’ bereave-

‘ment of our 50H Larry,’ Our.
* thanks (to and

nurses. o£’ Castlegar ‘Hosp!-
tal and’ Dr. Stefanelli“and
CU / in: Trail

ers, cooks, grave digg.
and all. the kind 'people.who
eral: ‘To

gers, © also%:to © al
ose ‘who helped to’ make
Carousel: such'-a’: huge

? Lessons for all machines
New: yarn. shades*and
‘Knit! Garments

for all thelr find ats and
sympa uring the loss o!
on beloved father’: and

and District Hospital, Cast-
-:Jegar Funeral! Home, to the

cooks that . prepared . the
meal, the grave diggers, the
singers and: to ‘all that took!
time to:come ‘and share our.
sorrow. We ‘thank’ you one
and: all. — Sofondff, Post-
nikoff, ": Kalesnikoff: and
Plotnikoft ‘families.

i diameter.

-On Columbia ‘Ave., by the |
‘Blue- iene {Burgers a ‘similar

ary by. Helen’ D. Wood: of

Castlegar stopped fér traffic

- and was rear-ended by a vehicle ,

driven by Shane Henry Humph-
rey, also of Castlegar.

ir ‘Humphrey. has
close.
The third accident was

reported yesterday. morning’
when a 1965 Pontiac’ sustained

* approximately. S700 damage.

The vehicle, whose driver

© LEGAL

4 Department of Lands,
Forests, and Water

ves Resources
Timber, Sale: Licence
‘2 A05577
PUBLIC | AUCTION

Forester. at Nelson, B.C.
11.00. a:m.;, (Local *Time), or;
as’ soon as’ possible there-
after, the 20th day of’ Dec-
‘ember,*1974; (forthe pur-
chase’ of Licence A05577, to
authorize: the harvesting: of
not: more’ than, 528,000: cu-
bie feet of timber each year
for a three (3), year period.
Cutting’ permits to’ be
issued under.“ authority of
this “licence « will 'authorize
cutting‘ on an: area situated
in’ vie. of Goose; and ' Gand-
er. Creeks, Kootenay .Land

{ _. District, within’ the® Slocan

PSYU: in accordance witha
development pian to:be sub-
mitted: ‘auecessful

tenderer.

To be eligible,
mit Was and’ have

thidse:
bids ‘considered a tendefer

must have: an

as Paul Streliaff of

Pass Creek, is reported to have '

heen heading west: on: Robson
Road when it failed. to negotiate
a curve. y

No tajoeieste were reported
and no charges were laid. fey

$1,000. Daemoge
“And Charge. Bigs
Follow: Accident -
+A 1968 ‘car. ‘received ‘an
estimated $1,000. damage. Fri-
day afternoon’ when it rolled-at

the: Kinnaird Overpass and
went into.a ditch,

Driver Ralph Humphrey of
Castlegar told police he was

‘changing a tape. inthe tape
deck at the time:

From Paget 1

nual. volume’ in: the Slocan
PSYU. available for‘appli-
cation to this licence. of not

«(Jess’ than’ the annual :
‘est volume’ authorized « by
this “licence. Furthermore, .

an ‘eligible tenderer ° must
be ‘the operator of a-wood-
processing plant with: bark-
‘and «chipping: facilities
ting logs‘to 'a'4-inch top
/Bach: : eligible
tenderer will be required to

submit: proof that the’ tim-:

ber. to. be’ authorized “for.
cutting is required*\as a
supply.:to keep. his: wood-

Eriday," Ded:

Robson Elementary. School

13. 7:30 piri

ant: operating 3

to the meaty approved by
ree

ester,’ Victoria;? the District
Forester, Nelson; 'or; the Fo:
est’ Ranger, Nelso1 44

4 by Robson Eh

Tickets ‘by advence sale. only.
Students..or Staff of Robson Schoo!.

from, the ©

We wish to ‘announce our.
: es place of business in the :

PACIFIC

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SERVICE STATION
(Next fo the Curling Rink in Castlegar)

We will be providing a ‘Complete Automotive Service"
and Repairs, including Automatic Transmissions

* PLEASE DROP IN AND SAY “HELLO”

We look forward to serving you
“Sam Konkin and Paul Fomenoff”

SeBI RTH

TARASOFF — To Mr.
and Mrs; Cecil Tarasoff of

: Fas g cree Dec. 4.4 daugh-

5 been *
harged with: following! foo...

i

the road. My, back: felt'cold and
clammy as. Ishifted into gear‘ It”
was my first weekend duty as a
reporter in busy urban’ Ontario,

Thad driving for most'of the
past 18 years on ‘rural! prairie
roads where’ motorists ‘are so
happy ‘to see another! human
being they wave’ as' they’ pass.
Where the road'runs wide and
straight right into the horizon.

And now this. All the roads
seemed narrow here in Ontario.
Curves, hills, narrow. bridges,
stop ‘signs or. traffic’; lights
everywhere it seemed. . Even
inthe country. And worst of all,
the never-ending traffic.

Thad always thought I was'a
normal, safe driver until I came
here. Then my editor ‘sent.me
to cover magistrate’s:court."All :
week Jong J had sat there and
the scenes kept coming back to °:
me) i.e! ij

The “accusing. voice of: the

~ crown attorney, a short balding

man with a hawk-like nose and

: baleful eye. Everything. he said

ither ‘sareastic, or: in-

iB.

He made his victims. cringe:
on the’ witness’ stand... People
were © treat as') criminals 3
and humilated into’ the dirt for.
doing things: I'd: been doing al
my life. “35°

‘All week long ‘these scenes
“had haunted me until: l was a

+ little ‘more’ than a shadow of

my former self:

My ‘first stop on; this Sunday
morning: was a: fire‘ hall.:The
sight ‘of the fire.chief only ag-
gravated my. plight:

There ‘was something’ about
him: that reminded ‘me of ‘the
court: sergeant: ‘His’ uniform, I
guess. The dark oak panelling of:
his office door reminded me of
the court room too.

By. this time it. was getting
to my ‘stomach. 'I took +a long

time -to “get: into the ‘car, and’:

waited ;a ‘long’ time ‘to: drive
‘onto the street.’;:
If there was a car within half :

*a block, I felt.¥ couldn't chance:

it; Glancing at’ my watch ‘now,
T saw, it, was late. ‘I'd have to:
move anyway. :
* Concentrating every nerve in.
body, I started out onto the

Unit. Seeks Accommodations

would be especially, ‘ideal for the: i

“Jpatient to be ‘able: to move in

with his or‘her relation in.
appropriate accommodations. -

When: having cobalt’ treat-

ments, sometimes the patients"

saliva glinds:are not working

and they require soups and-
custards,’ soft foods, which: in

#8 volume aad seensg to'pass
right through the! back seat of
my car. Then it receded away to
‘the’ left 'and}‘behind me “as
‘suddenly as It had come...” ,
</)t? was’ all’ over’ inthe time
it’ takes : for: most aceldents to.
“happen. T.turned Just in time to

“See the car,’ going ’I guessed at‘.

50 or 60 miles 'an’hour, dis-
> appear from’ view. on the street’
Thad just crossed, SHR

At the’ same’ moment, I saw.
them, me flashi Mok lights

© behind mie. 1 rossed a
+ through ‘street without stopping?
or even seeing it, against those,

‘red lights, , .
a | ‘stopped the car, right there. ,

‘on the/road, I didn’t:even pull :

“over, Before, Thad been merely”

- nervous: ’ Now I. was’shaking’so’
1 could ‘hardly reach. down ' to:

ant off the’ engine,

were like cold:macaroni.’I
‘there “I: don't know. how; ‘tong.:

‘and waited,“not daring to took’: :

‘out, at’ the ‘:few.‘cars»‘which*
‘swung out around me, jabbing
“their horns.; 1’ knew, their. driv:

+ ers would be glaring,’ but Twas:

too nervous to care.

Why had:I ever been such ‘a
fool as to'move'to this traffic |
trap of a place? ee

After’) what seemed a very.

: long. time, T got’ up. the nerve:

to:look’ around. I’ couldn’t ‘see
‘any © cruisers,’ I- couldn't; see

* any accusing: ' eye ‘witnesses :

copying down my license ‘num-

Tt w: lay.
*morning.:’And mine seemed, to.”
be the ‘only car on the street... +

i IstilLhad my t rounds to make. -
oi AS T:started™ the» car,

Tstill felt’ shaky. But this: ‘ee
when the nervous: voice inside
started its wi
be too care.;

some cases is inconvenient for. }

the“ hospital’ staff’ to ‘make ‘at +,
certain times, but. with! the

patient's accompanying relation |. \

presenl, these: needs could be’.
accommodated.» aaa

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Children Write to Santa

Dear, Santa Clause

How are'you doing? I am/fine
‘here, I Live in Genelle, B,C. I
would Like beginers Gaitar -I
hop’ yu have a'safe trip with
your Reindeers. I have I record
that have christmas song on it

‘Love ‘
Bonnle Dias)
° Ld Le
Dear Santa’

Fwill leave some sugar for
your reindeer and a cup ef
juice anda sandwich for you. I
‘hope you have room for a’ big

‘tet of drums on your sleigh for.
me for Christmas, I'am & years
old.
4 rommy,

I Dee sats claus I want aYu"
fly ‘it carrier, ‘road king moun-

drum’ and watch’ and a type:

Oh the Taste of Just Batching —

IE of m my real

in‘life is “batching
Tve just been through ‘te
days of it, and have another
stretch: coming. up. Tilgok’*
back’ on’ .the.‘one \ with’.
nostalgia,” and. forward ‘to
theother. with anticipation.

ife is going to
be: away ‘for’ a’ spell, and.

‘|they'll” have’ to Took after

themselves. ‘Some’ of them

would’ literally starve ‘to ‘

death: if. there were® no
Others actual-

ly. “miss” ‘their wives ‘con-

“Christmas: ‘Wrap. eo

Tinsel,’ Lights etc.

tint, babble.

And there sare a:-lot’ of
omen. who are ‘convinced
hat their poor weaklings of
tisbands ‘will be hard ‘done

by if they leave thern to. fend.

for themselves for a few

+ days.’ There are also a lot of

women who are convinced
that’ their “husbands ‘ are

going.to miss their presence =

dreadfully.: Both convictions
are srroncolis, in my. case,

love my.wife, but. oh, you
happy, carefree’ days ‘of
batching; it. I feel'the way.
Lused to, about nine years

“the ‘paper..'

old,' when school is letting:
‘out in June.

For one thing,- there's no
teacher at -me’all'the' time,
trying to make me’ behave,
clean up after me,’ and learn
something new, ‘all ‘at’ once.
This is hard work,’and I'm

lazy. ‘

Nope, when I put the old
battleaxe on the bus, or.see
the car drive off, I try to
look mournful, and ‘wave a
fervent goodbye, then I give
sagreat sigh of relief, and
feel like‘a fellow who has
just-walked out the jailhouse
gates,

Im not saying that mar:

+ riage. is* synonymous: with

prison, though it: is

sentence.’ I'm just saying

that it’s nice to get a week-
nd, pass once ina while, fo

enjoyment, no interrup
tions.

Nobody ‘relating how she.
changed-the beds, did two
washings, called” the
plumber... Nobody wanting
to talk. about decorating the

‘spare room. Nobody telling
“me I had to go over the bills.

with her.” No, just me and
I’ read: front
page.’ editorials, . columns,
Sports and entertainment.
Normally,'I never get past

-the'front p:

: Nobody saying, Dinners s
nearly read: ee
another. beer. which would

you ‘like canned : peas . or.
frozen ‘spinacl L have my.

dinner when jolly well feel=* ©
it. Maybe nine p.m., or,

en '1 do, it’s a

gourmet’ spread Unlike?

{those * snivellin,

“wretches. who can't boil a’

cup of. water without ‘spoil-
ing the | flavour, 1). was

brought up in‘a large family, «
+ and ‘was a pretty good,

rough cook when I married.

A far better cook than the

ride, ‘I might’ add, “sotto
oce.

nd since then, I've filed.
if-a number’ of the. rough.

edges,. and can turn ‘out a:
good : meal:

child's play, along with steak.

+ Tecan’ turnout‘ a creditable
., turkey, ham; roast of beef. 1

can. make} stuffing, bake a
ih. 2

‘malone, I don’t.
Oh;:not that I
r turn out a

urke! irkey. That's) That's

Chops, and:
sausage, bacon and eggs are."

a bit much’ for one ayetage
appetite.”

But I don't settle for the
baked ‘potato, | fried \pork
chop. and: ‘canned... corn
routine, either. That's for
workaday cooks and worka-
day appetites and workaday. -
Snarriages,

Nor am I one, of. those
fancy-dans who fool around
covering the essential bland-
ness’ of their cooking with
‘a lot of spices and sauces. :’

T'm more apt to turn out a
nice mixed \' grill: bacon,

+ a.small fresh lamb chop, a
sausage or two, a bit of liver,

; and a gram or two of kidney.
If they're not on ‘hand, I'get
the Jatter two items’ out: of
a.can of cat food. It has a
distinct, unique flavour. *

When all is sizzling:a ta
perfection, as’ we’ ‘say, 1
carefully put the'meat.on a’
paper towel, ‘and: fry, ‘two
large slices of golden-brown
bread in the drippings. Itop
these’ with ‘tomatoes ° and
melting cheese;*’ By. this
time my stomach can scarce-
"ly stand the aromas
mingling. ;

Then I. put the “whole
works into: the cat’s dish,
open the refrigerato:

climb into bed at 3.30, read
for an hour, and sleep unti
a.m.

Every time my wife comes
home and I've been batching
it, she-is appalled. by my_
appearance. "Your eyes
look like two burned holes in
a blanket.” They do, but:
I've enjoyed every: burn.

Thén the inevitable ques-_ S

tion: .“Did “you. miss = me’
‘Hah! Miss ‘her-my foot. I: \
_ didn't: miss “her any more
‘than'T would my teeth, or
= my right arm.

a
: Castlegar'Socials
eS

Mrs. H: Johnson 365-8294

_.<Miss: Sybil Harrower is”
spending two weeks visiting
her parents, : Mr. and Mrs. W.
Harrower, prior to leaving for
Haney where she has‘been
transferred ‘in the Bank of
Commerce.

writer and a camera and light
bright and a cowboy suit (with
everything)

Love Alan LeRoy

Tam almost eight

Dear Santa Claus,

T've been a very good girl
all year long. I help my mom,
and Dad. For Christmas I

Jike ‘this with the doors open-
ing. The trailer has a transway
trucking decal and the name on
the decal is Dayton, Ohio.

. Pleture Below,

My little brother Ian would
like some cars, trucks, colour-
ing book and crayons.

Thank-you for your letter
last year.

. This year would you please
come to my Gran's house in
Fruitvale as we will be there
for Christmas.

I will leave some cookies
and a shot of rye for you on the
kitchen table. Bye for now.

from
Darryl & Ian Moore
8.8. #2, Site 1.6 C-10

would like a Baby Alive, a Knit)"

Magie, a girl that rides on a
motor cycle, a Barbies house
with an elevator, doll clothes, a
doll that you can wash her hair,
a big_white poodle. dog, real
make-up for_niyself, walking
doll, nice new -crayons for
school, a doll in a cradle, a play
piano, some clothes, a new
sewing centre, and a’ stocking
full of candy and a cross neclace
in it too,
All my love and Thanks
Sherri Leroy
T love you all, Mr.’ and: Mrs.
Santa Claus and all the helpers,
PS. I also really want a real
live puppy dog and a camera.
* . LJ

+ Dear Santa

I would like a snoopy tooth-
brush, or a magic shot shooting
gallory. Please, I’ve been a
boy. f
Tam 7 years old
Roger Junker
see
Dear Santa Claus
I would like one of ‘the’ apes
named Zira, or Buckskin the
horse. I have been a good boy,
sometimes.
Thank you. :
Love Stephen Junker
P.S. Iam 2 years old.
see

December 3/14
Dear Santa Claus:
‘Would you, please briong

_me a ready ranger ‘set and

dump truck. 5
For my international truck.
I would like a trailer that looks

Mrs. R-C. Donnan spent act
few.days visiting her family in.

Oyama ‘and helping to celebrate +

her grandson’: 's first birthday on’: J

Dec. .5.

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Dear Santa,

For. Christmas this year "I
would like a Snoopy tooth-
brush, a desk blackboard, and a
Barbie ‘doll & clothes with case.

‘+ For: my. brother would: you

{please ‘bring, a: putt-putt rail -
road, a ‘musical STV and an

inchworm. .

1 will leave you. some

cookies and milk’ on the table.
<>) Dhank' you Santa.
‘ From
‘Tammy & Kenny Verigin
Slocan Park, B.C,
* * *
Site 20 Comp. 8
8.S. 1 Castlegar, B.C.
Sun. 8th Dec. "74.
Dear Santa.

I like you and how are you?
Could:I have a poppin Pot for
‘Xmas please. How are your
reindeers. Love

*, Bruce

Dear Santa,

T-have\been a very: good
girl this year. Please bring me a
Barbie's beach bus and a nurses
Kit.’ My’ brother would: like ‘a
putt-putt train and a Snoopy

Weill leave you cookies and
milk and some sugar cubes for’
your reindeer. y

Thank-you for the presents
you brought le dest year!

Lisa and Robert ‘Koorbateff

oe 5
Slocan Park, B.C.

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