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DISTRICT OBITUARIES

George E. Koftinoff

A resident of Ootisch.

siding at Ootschenia. Here
he was married and lived
continuously until his
death,

. Mr. Koftinoff was a
member of the Union Spirit-
ual Communities of Christ.

He is survived by his
wife Mary; one son, George

Fruitvale, Wi
(Gigs Gorkott of Robosn

id Mrs, Mike (Judy) Kales-°
nikcott of Brilliant; 24 grand-
children; wo brothers, Wal-
ter of Ootischenia and Nick
of Robson,

Burial was in Ootischenia
Cemetery with the Castlegar
Funeral Home in charge of
arrangements. q

James Gretchen

James Gretchen, 79, ia
tof Krestova -

Thursday through to Friday,
from the chai er oe th the Cast-
e 4
rnin Russia June 15,
Mr. Gretchen came to
Saskatchewan in 1898 and to
Krestovaiia. 1913.

gral
and three great- grandchild: 3
ren.

Burial was in Krestova
Cemetery.

B.C. Tel Scuitles
Shoreacres Hopes
For Free Calls

D. S. Knight, B.C. Tel-
one’s district customer
ice manager has scuttl-
he hopes of Shoreacres
jents for free telephone
ice to Castlegar.

In reply toa query set sent
by Castlegar ant strict
Chamber of Commerce fol-
lowing appearance of a del-
egation from -Shoreacres
ask month, Mr. Knight said

mpany was not in a

comp:
paniton to- provide this _ Le

ee service,

SYRINGA FAN

An answer as to what
is happening at the Syringa .
Creek fan has been demand.
ed by the Castlegar and
District Chamber of Com-

. Merce.

Members want to know”
pemetar a private individual

is holding up the turn-over

of the site by Hydro to the ©

Parks branch.

Basil Macalister pokes.
‘the chamber to find
what the delay is all about

as the fan is very import- <

ant to local residents as a

* plaee for recreation.

John Postnikoff

Funeral services were

P

buddeniy on Tuesdi
week in the Trail
Hospital.

A logger by trade, Mr.

Postnikoff was born and

See vo
reek, moving to

Creek after his marriage.

was a member of

enia.
Mr. Postnikoff was pre-
Geceased by his father, Wil-

e
eharge of arrangements.

Music Students Give Recifal
fn Bandreom of. SHS School

> Local eal music students

noon recital in th
room of Stanley Humphries
Secondary School.

They were pupils of
Mr. Ne Fishwis Mr. R.
Bate Me RA and

JF AL ¥ soptetters

“ ‘The students Presented
range via
piano, accordion and instru-

mental solos, piano ‘duets
and a Clarinet Quint

would take place.
Students ecg part
eres

de Farrier, Corrie Campbell,
Danny Obedkoff, Karen Al-
Ellen Fowler.

. Angela Baff, “‘An-
gela Walter, John Jacques,
Carmen Scott, Janine Jac-

De
: Heather
Edblad, Judy ‘Emde and

Joan Soukeroff, Susan

Cheryl Hobson, Debbie Zin-
io, Fatt Qbedkof ff, Marni
hkwar Miller-

‘off,
Tait, . ‘and Marni wi Shkwarok
and Susan Miller-Tait a-
duet. 2

‘ Accordion:

Sherrie McKenzie, Jan-
et ‘Suter., Judy Emde and
Anna Rapo: ond, -

Clarinet Quintet:
enatobs Marke Spit, Deb-
ar] vest, Del
Me Zinlo, Lanny ‘Vander-
pol.

Festival Dates

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March 20th - 25th Inclusive

BEHIND THE HACK

By SANDY and STASH
=

/The ikcer-pattee of off the ice and onto "the
rain, on the roof of the grass

“Castlegar Arena serves well
as an indicator “that curl- broom, so timing is ‘import-
ani
Curlers are asked not

ting
next week 6 Mane club to forget their interest in
dow be swingin into ie curling by keeping this date
ms, which wi ind-up Oo)
ith th the annual bean eu eee censurer, Dick Fault
Mh aren 30, h 380. a forcasted a. tight
* finale ‘for all atthe Hea curl-
flower Bons fla ths
er Bons) eld on the
weekend of Mar 24,25 and red rocks.

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Nancy Padowinikoff

Funeral services were
held Monday. concluding
Hussdlay, from the Passmore
ott, 70, a resid.
y Padowin 0! A -
3) nt of Castlegar who died Teataively ne sect
weekend of April w! e
Born June 3 1695, in big event, Gordon says we
a must remember, ‘that 90
per cent of the curlers are
golfers, once we get people

PETTITT PHOTOS ’
SOLOHd LLLLad

she returned to

jocan Park.

an Fo Padowinikoff was
a member of the Union
Spiritual Communities of

She is survived by her
husband, George; one son,
Mike of Slocan rare areas

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GERRY MOSBY, EUGENE’ RAPONI AND JOHN SALIKEN

- Varsities Honor
SHSS Student Trio
For Achievements

Two Stanley y Humphries,

Grade an students ‘have
symposium at the Univers-
ity of autetoria a next month.
be

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COFF EE BREAK

Some Thoughts on St. Pafrick and Sprieg
Bring Reminders of Ethnic Backgrounds

By Lols Hughes
Tomorrow Is St. Patrick’s
Day. I was contemplating
this particular day as a to-
ic fort this column but hav-
g.

4 ing the lord and master of

our household,

Personally I.view nat-
lonalities in‘ a rather light
vain remembering, as: a
youngster you did not get
asked if you were a:Cana-
dian, ‘but: what’ is’ your or-

’ igin. For in a strictly. legal

sense, there: was no such
thing as a Canadian citizen
until the Canadian Citizen-
ship Act which came into
force Jan. 1, 1947.

believe we were only
quired of our grandfathers

: origin. Mothers appeared to
tile a

have gnificance
when it came to such a
auestion. sane as children

us we were

: rtant
not biased in seekin,

ig only
the ori, of father’s side
of:the
cally we came up
ith Scotch and. Dutch on
inlbars side of the family
and French and German 0!
my: mother’s side. But Dad
use to say if-we went back
far enough -we were re-
lated to. the buccaneer of

featoN’s |

the Spanish Main, Sir Hen-
ry Morgan, who later. be-
came the Lieutent-Governor
or of Jamaica, This would
or us back to a. Welsh

1 said, I view nat-
tonailty rather lightly, for
1 feel time has stirred the
world enough that we had
better. start looking at each
other an distant relath

ves.
be “ogi

‘at we fs i my

March 20" — mone tao "soon

Le, ellow and

white crocuses have been in

bloom at the south gide of
the house for almost three

weeks, but somehow even ‘

with this cheery sikn winter
. And this

8 clear was not as
big a chore as past’ years.
Yet Ican remember on one
occasion seeing. my neigh-

bor not too many years ago, °

planting peas in March, And
‘ #0 ret year ano Aion
al of even prun ees,
has, been too evident. .
town's crew

The
R fhe. eee ee B post

‘sidewalks were being hosed
Sown and the'street: sweep-:
was’,

ig “its :.way i gcam

around about.”

Another sure sign
spring is the windup of
hockey. And that is where
this sport now finds itself.

se. women who
were so enthusiastic about a
_auxil

aiepayed | i picture by local
fhotogra her Gordon Pet-
: rm: say no more but I
am sure you will want to
take a look for yourself.

Patricia Young... .
Soviet Militarism
At Least Keeps”
Kids off Street -

A fascinating article by
George Embree appeared in

the Sept. 1970 iss
West sont: a

el

the Netherlands, writing
on “Arms and the Russian
Child,” Embree details the
Soviet compulsory military
conscription law of Jan. 1,
1968 and _wrich covers
some. 10 years of a child’s

York and Glenden College,
York University.
Selected students from

a number of aspects of.

Ganada's: survival as ‘a na-

tion in the face of the pro-

bio facing our society.
The conference 1s be-

lecturers’ and per-.
les in the’ nation.

. West Kootenay
Amateur Soccer
Names Officers

All: but one area was
represented: at the annual
meeting of) the West Koot-

ciation teur Soccer Asso-

rae hela in Trail, March:
saland being absent.

Although all the play-

ing fields ‘are’ still covered’: "

with snow plans ‘were made
for another’ active season.
with, ete 400 boys oly

tant thin
feed te to be

The 1972 executive is

C.. F. - Lambert, © president:
Grant, vize-presivents
Finnestad, secretary-

ie — para-
tary . instructions in the
schools ‘and. ctaught > by ‘re-
serve oefleares of Minis-
try of Deft

While ‘the. Soviet’s 1958, .
education law called for

© milit olitical indoctrina-.-
2 ton begin at,

an f, kinder-
garten levi
intensifies: thé
¢
ears) \formerly ‘taught
ra ae
taught by. mili office!
le Ministry | of Detence.

MARCH 21, 1972
Personal Shopping Only

‘Play in the local

nor t Hockey keep in mind
there key y,

a
wish to’ see the ©

proposal. constitution for
this group it is now on. dis-
arena.

I find myself a const-
ant reader of “According to
Doyle”. Her column can be
enjoyed we oa the
Weel ta Ma;

‘3 issue

be .a general’ ~
urs March

over the; provin
“the Sixth :
Ha

pone meetings of the l-

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 16, 1972 9

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Pop Bottle Refallers Ordered
To renew B.C. Litter Laws

any soft drink containers
for. refunds after March 11,

“If contalners are pre-
sented by the customer for
refund, any failure on the
art of the merchant to re-

wilful violation of tl
ter Act,""Mr, Kiernan, said.
Mr, Kiernan noted that
cents sack for oe eon Section’ Three of the Litter
ers of * Act as recently amended re-
class he ella uires retailers to make re-
»\ funds for the containers at
their place of business, gad
that Pacific Reclamation had
announced: that they’ were

or carbonated boverages tn
ier of a

JIM. SHISKIN, B.A,

Representing Fruit Growers ©
re Ke eirnan. was re- Mutual
spon {oan announce- .
Hent by Paci Reclamation Located at 269 Columbia .
Ave., Castlegar (Across

from the Legion)

co. was suspendin;
conan and: their depat
operators would not eocent c

of the amendments.
wee is suggested to the
merchants thac they jovern
themselves ace
Mr. Kiernan sald. ne they
do not wish to refund em-
pty containers we suggest
‘ they. do not sell full ones,”

Phone 365-3303

NOTES FROM
THE TWIN
LIBRARIES

The Kinnaird’. Public
Library board. of’ directors
_has passed an amendment. _
to ‘te Peonstitution to com:

ly with the Public Library.

The point in question was: ‘
the election of officers and

and

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wi
appoint the executive of the
board

Ay frthse amendment
reads
the library}

nual may. d.
for.a tastes and/or vote at

e , meeting, — held
March 8, also heard that Ri

changed between the two
libraries every. a a
mont 2

The Castlegar Public
showed’ a 17
circulat on

pared. to January.

Total number of books
circulated was 2;276, An ad-
ditional 44 persons became’
library during

“ed to have team entries in
Scheduling ‘of

we larger ‘number of teams ‘
eee is then the. next big Job.

‘Lada Auxiliary
Curled, Bowled.
Last Weekend

- °. FRE E .
the E.
month. * R A STIMATES
The Castlegar Public a :
board is currently :

Necting information and
figures ‘to: be*uséd later this‘:
th when a- meeting is

lied ‘to discuss‘a pro) ject-
ed five’ year plan. for the _
library. t

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. Between “a aaa a7 ‘each
child must: take 140 h

ne
more, than 10 students to
ensure that each child mast-

\ ers the subject. An addition-
al 140

hours a: year is Te-
quired during vacations and
takes the form of army ma-

-‘mouvers, each ‘school. being

adopted by an army unit’in
ue area. children’ receive
ih Is as qua-

(tere tp was just that
more eae when she

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SPECIAL LASTS: ‘TILL END OF MARCH

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FANTASTIC

Announces. a

, EASTER
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2-10

medal
fees as- Ready For’ .The

‘So what it. happens when
our young Soviet. citizen.“
graduates at the age .of.17?

i He! is promptly drafted into

e army for two; years of
pines service: Should:
he decide to go to a Trade
School like ‘a

pio operator,
tions . technic
mechanic! About one goon
thing can be ‘said for: this
Soviet plan. It doesn't. leave
much time for youngsters
-to opt out and acitt ardund
the country from “youth
hostel” to« ‘'youth’ hostel”
creating mayhem at taxpay-
ers ‘expense!

Could. be that North
America’ has: something to

- learn tora the Soviets af-
ter all! ¢

. THROUGHOUT 1972 — EVERY 3rd FRIDAY
OF ‘THE’ MONTH — HELEN’S FLOWER &.
GIFT-SHOP LTD, WILL:HOLD’

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Be Reduced by 10% For One Day Only

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“The ‘Ladies Auxiliary

yf the West Kootenay Zone,

Canadian Legion mn held

jal ig and.

bowling. competitions ‘in
on Sunday.

‘members .:- from

Castlegar . attending were

Mrs..'E, Rourke,

teams. took . patr., in
bowling competition.’ Fruit-

vale LA. took first place.

Garbage ‘Hold Back’.

Dropped by ‘Council
In Castlegar

Geronazzo Holdings Ltd.

“thly: fee without the ct x >
Becket one \ month fold

At the last regular meet-

ing council’ reviewed: the ~

agreement with Geronazzo
Ltd.: which _ be;

Holdings
in 1969 and’ containe
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use allowing the town to.

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