FIRST APPRENTICES to graduate from the Celgar Lumber
division were Tom Batchelor, Walter Kanigan and George
Markin. The three men recently completed a four year ap-
prenticeship in the trade of millwright, receiving their pro-
vincial qualification certificates. and inter- provincial | certifi-

cates, which ensure of their

in

provinces other than British Columbia. Pictured here, left
to right are Gordon McLachlin mill manager, Tom Batchelor,
Walter Kanigan, George Markin and Tom MacKenzie main-

tenance superintendent.

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Insects, Bugs
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Are Classified

Many people make the
mistake at refereing to all in-
jugs”

caterpillars “worms”.

are a distinct group of anim-|
als — the earthworm, for ex-
ample.

tirely different group. No in-;
'sect at any stage of its life
should properly be referrel
to as a worm. Similarly, pugs
are a distinct group or order
of insects, with characteris-

ics that make them different

bugs and. lady

bugs are not bugs, but beett!-

es. Giant water bugs, squash

bugs and bed bugs are true
jugs.

Mobile Hospitals
Ready for Call
In Emergencies -

In case of natural disast-
ers such as explosions, floods,
earthquakes, and tornadoes,
or in case of nuclear warfare,
Canada has 200 mobile em-
ergency hospitals ready to
move into action to help cope
with the crisis.

The emergency hospitals
are pre-packaged ' medical
units, each containing suffi-
cient’ medical care for some
200 seriously injured persons
in time of emergency. They
can be moved rapidly from
pre-positioned sites
the country and readily as-
sembled in buildings such as
high schools.

Insects comprise an én-|@

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from 375 hp engine to 155 hp 6-cyl., call today or
write to:

x John “Lockyer
DICK IRWIN CHEV & OLDS
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Phone 987-6231

ANNOUNCEMENT

I would like to announce that my Backhoe and Dump“
Truck have been purchased by Mr. Roy Coleman, who
will be operating under

Coleman Excavating Co, Ltd.

I wish to thank my customers for past patronage and
I hope they will continue to patronize Mr. Coleman,
who will do his utmost to give satisfactory service.

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MeNabb Excavating
Service

Provincial Library,
Parliament: Bldgs.»

Victoria, B.C.
Dec. 31/32109

Published Every Thursday at “The Crossroads

of the K

VOL. 22, No.:37.° .

CASTLEGAR, BRITISH COLUMBIA; ‘THURSDAY, SEPT. 11, 1969

Linio Against Paying
Twice for Services.

A request to the.Regional
District ;of Central

R. McMaster from the federal
of Eco-

by: municipal councils in

Creston and Nelson to have a

nomic Expansio
trial Development, have em-
phasized emphatically, . that

firm
all available statistics and in-
for an i

any. be put on
a regional basis.

survey in the Regional Dist-|th

rict of Central Kootenay

It’ was the: decision of
istrict that ‘The

meet opposition at its mon-| Ee

opposition came
from director Lorne Zinlo of
who also is an ald-

Area R

J Slocan‘ 's Parade on Monday

noon. The course will be tl
same as last year:

“King of the Columbia” Canoe Race
Starts at Old Robson Boat Ramp

The Trail Wildlife As-'held for one year. Prizes are erful,
sociation’s annual “King of small, but will serve as per-|jcare the cours
the Columbia” canoe race will manent recognition of ’the| g
be held on Saturday after: winners’ success. There will
the be keen competition for the
starting top places, but as
at the old Robson boat ramp, year’s race, many will enter

but with reasonabie
e can be ne-

in last

one mile upstream of the ;just for the sport of running

NOTICE.

Lady Golfers -- Club
Championship Playoffs
changed to Sept. 27. “Also
anyone wishing to yo to
Blonde Sept. 8. Ph. 265-

Robson WT Meeting at
Mrs. J. Stier. Wed., Sept.
10 at 2.30 p.m.

— FURNACES, Gas or Oil.
— BATHROOM FIXTURES.
— HOT WATER BOILERS
— ALL TYPES: OF PLUMBING.
— GAS FITTING
— AIR CONDITIONING.
— WATER SOFTENERS.

erman on the Castlegar
Council.

In’ opposing the request,
Mr. Zinio said, “Castlegar
does not want to be put into
a position of paying into in-
dustrial development guoups.
The Municipality of Castlegar
has made a per-capita pay-
ment to ihe Kootenay Indus-
triei Development Associa-
tion.” Mr. Zinio added, “If
we so wish, because of our
location to: go with KIDA| y)
why should we be forced to

study and report to the next
meeting.”

Nurses’ Institute
November { to:2
At Selkirk College

A nurses’ institute, the
second one of its kind to be
held at Selkirk College, is
scheduled for Nov. 1 and 2.

Dlanaing secon committes

mn and Indus-

indiscriminate Dumping Boosts Costs
Regional Dump Could End i in Deficit

bodies
pa os at the Regional Dis-
trict of Central Kootenay. re-
fuse dump at botisckents, as
well as other refuse’ bein,

discriminate | ‘dumpin,
Tapa [to

in the dump caused a blaze
surroun

present ‘contractor for the

iS
handled in an improper man-
ner, has helped to bring the
operational cost of the necoune
toa puint higher
mill rate being Sheraed oe

are made for dumpi
bage, the region will

fe |self in a defielt position for

dump operation.

B|charges which established

cost eo Gumping by, Brivate
automobiles, includin; gta tion
wagons at 25 cents; light ec:
livery trucks and trailers, uj

to one ton capacity, 50 cents;
and trucks in excess of one
ton will be charged one. dol-

An earlier motion $9
pal gat

dl
‘A motion was made for

of the auinp to
supply an attendant to carry
out regulatory control.

The attendant would be:
on duty for three days a
week, and this will be ex-
tended if it warrants in the
ture. :

h items as retrigerators,
car bodies and washing, ma-

garbage dump will
made by the Board.

Kinnaird Council

RESUAvOUR Castlegar ferry) and Paddling the Columbia. An escort of
The le ospitals are part of/the 18 miles to Trail, motor boats will be on hand | dl

the national medical stock-jing in front of the painish in case of spills.
pile developed by the depart-| ade. Entries are open to any-
ment of national health and Last year’s race attract-|one 16 years of age or older
welfare. ed 15 canoes from as far|and there will be an award|tators, visible for almost the
Each hospital has suffici-|away as Kimberley, Kam-|for the first 16 to 18 year-| whole of its length.
ent equipment and supplies|loops, Creston and Nelson.|olds over the finish line. Con- The first race last year
to be completely Lore -support-|An experienced pair from|testants under 21 must have|was well received and excit-
ing for seven days. A back up| Kimberley, Warner McKay/a consent form signed by ing for paddlers and eciat
supply program with equip-|and Ray Heistad, who’ won/their parents. Entry fee 18/ors alike. Col-
ment and Supplies from the) last year’s nee will be here| $1 per person or $2 per can- Oia 1989 ing of ihe even

will extend this/ again to accept the challenge oe. ; better!
capability to 30 days. The hos-|of the focal paddlers. The river is big and pow-

pitals could indefin-| At stake is the “King of | gum a
itely with a trophy to be

(SEE OUR DISPLAY FOR DETAILS) s go with another group?”
Installed by Comfort CRAFTSMEN, trained and licensed G. S. Rust, ey chair-

to do the job RIGHT and SAVE you money. lying to Mr. a

SMITH’ PLUMBING & sid, “real tha

(Town of Kinnaird) are ears
HEATING LTD.

ly in the same boat, and our.
council is well aware that we

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* Licensed Gas Fitters — Plumbers — Sheet Metal

fess s exhausting, but still ex-
citing run at t! heir own pace.
The course is ideal for spec-

y director
health in hospitals and in the commented that. the $5 per
dump was the most. ridicu-
lous recommendation he had
heard of.
cS Zinio. also told. the
members ‘an attendant was
needed to mainte better
control over the dump, stat-
ing tan attendant would
be able to maintain a neater
fees | appearance. of the gump and

weighed 800 Ibs. dressed and the|t® peorreoh uy Po be atte ee Council ae
aptiers, have a-four-foot spread.’ Mr, Kruger. was’ accom- the | fo! i by the Te fark

The topic was the’ past.
frequently suggested
from the first Bate inst.
tute held last April.

‘The nurse’s Tnstitute will

Bathing Gaps and Thongs 1/2 Price
CASTLEGAR DRUG

Tommy Biln, Corner of Pine & Columbia, Ph. 365-7813
pen Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. _Fri. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Sunday & Holiday Hours: 12 noon - 1 p.m. — 6-7 p.m.

urse’s,

"| Columbia and Selkirk College:
Resource person will be

Bs, ae Anne, Wood, mstruc-|'

nursin;

Chairman: ‘Rust also stated
that ‘all literature as well as

GIANT MOOSE ANTLERS that are considered to be possibly,

of trophy size are displayed here by Alex Kruger of. Kin-. He pointed ‘out that

flow of | the

yee appointment of Miss

Lesle: to the de-

cently. by by principal A. E. Sol-

Miss Anderton will take

up neti duties hy and 2 in

sic: geography and geo-
aes gy this Septe:

DAYTON

SAFETY

Born in] Taneanires Eng-
, Miss Anderton attended

and
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graphy ne ‘Bator, the jctter
distinction. From

Anderton at-

University of

Keele, in North Staffordshire.

the University of Keele, Miss
Anderton was ae fo
secretary of the Geol So-
ciety and vice-president ns the
Christian Union.

From ‘1965-67, Miss An-
derton attended the Univer-

commonwealth scholar in the
department of geography, her
course work centering in var-
ious aspects of physical geo-
graphy. Since Ages ce has

“SHOES THAT MAKE AN IMPRESSION”

sity of British Columbia as a:

Geography Appointment.
For Miss L. J. Anderton

first as field assistant ond
recently as senior assistani at
the Matham ‘larn sew ¢un-

She seoelver an honours BA tre.

Afternoon Tea
Held in Honor
Of Miss Soberlak

fterncon tea ‘was,
held “ he home of Mrs, Reg
Mitchell of: Kinnaird” last
Thursday honoring bride-elect
Miss Dianne Soberlak.

Corsages, bere by Mrs.
Joe

naird,
were ceeeted ota the: guest
of honor and the groom-

CASTLE

BOWLADROME

Will be opening their season's

bowling on

Monday, Sept. 15, 1969

Anyone wishing to enter a league

please do so now to avoid disappointment

PHONE

365-5723 or 365-6761

elects mother, Mrs. W. Pick-
ering. -
s Shower, gifts were present-
in a large satin bound
frat 's book.

Co-hostesses were Mrs.
John Soberlak of Castlegar,
and Miss Rose Pishak of Van-
couver.

An after rehearsal din-
ner for the bridal party was
held last Friday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tu! our
o!

‘Trail.
Co-hostesses were mr!
illiam Shkwarok

NAT. LEAGUE -ORGANIZED

The National League was
organized in 1876, with teams
in Boston, Chicago, Cincinna-
ti, Hartford, Louisville, New
York City, Philadelphia, and
St. Louis, says World Book
Encyclopedia.

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Towing — Body Work
Painting — Welding
Insurance Claims
Handled Promptly
24-Hour Wrecker Service
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New Fashions for Fall

DRESSES FOR ALL OCCASIONS

Joyce Palmer Dresses
“The Headliner Fashions”

Fortrels — Wool Knits
Woo! Plaids

Half Style Dresses .
(Young Styles)

Fortrels — Wools
and Knits

Fortrel Suits & Dresses

THE WASHABLE
CREASE RESISTANT
FABRICS

NEW SHIPMENT

of
FABRICS.
Many lovely fabrics
to choose from

SPECIAL SAVINGS

on

e 3 e
Hunting Supplies
RIFLES & SHOTGUNS REDUCED UP TO $40.00 each

C.LL. AMMUNITION at SPECIAL LOW PRICES.

TASCO SPOTTING SCOPE
Regular $69.95

SPECIAL .

with 20 - 60 POWER
$59.95

SALE ON TASCO BINOCULARS $5.00 Off List pee

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‘become a‘ regional

' Orieatation —

> Day ladicates
Attendance Up
A Selkirk .

ough © re;

ures for -Selkir]

nota as_yet complet
in enrolment

ed wh when | principal: A:.

addressed th er

ie;
on Orientation
Tuesday.

Cate. fig:
lege. are!
eel

endous. distance
in the three short years of its
life and thet was still very

le ted this “year
the college stated be’ study-

ing ve fully the need
rad ine tle Feaulements of,
coi re-

eat,

naird:!.Mr. .Kruger: shot. the

moose in the: Pallister river.

area in the East Kootenays 35 miles east of Canal Flats on’

panel by his wife when ‘he shot the huge moose.

nal District would be

=z Castles, News Photo

Usble to» fine it fire et

that at. present there hadi
been no

a at Rotary

e out i
Persons alive today either
bas been involved 4 in

le. which he

nfined tothe spe-;
Sues “or traric accident pre-
and

ing, and because
small, each’ student ha _has’an

venaon using
Or.

in

vehicle
has

=f or. will
¢|fome fu future ee ne
disabilit

¢ le. - of.

who spoke on Gutonaive driv-
ing.. Tees
‘The object of,

Seeing: thinkin,

perience of. professional in-

te ht
Subjects taught in * th
course are: Preventability: of
motor vehicle accent ene prin-

‘and - examples = which’: have
been . accumulated to repre-
sent driving ¢
the average, driver could not
mee in a

life ‘ime of driving. <
It,also provides the ‘adult
driver with a better way of
ig “and acung| gj,

experiences that cident

ciples. of
the six situations of the two
car: crash; the standard: ac-

Representati ‘of
Kéotenay. ‘nds Develop-
ment Association ‘of ‘Trail wi
are | PE: in’ attendance ot tonight's
“an | meeting of the Cameras: and

Chamber’ Com-
ieee

Representing KIDA will
be ~ Chuck ‘Lanes and. Bill
Vance.

Also } present will be Gary
Gall vice ‘President of T. ‘Me
Lachlin’ ‘an

dustry directly affects *
‘of:us® and’ now. is; the~ ‘tine
to ‘show ‘some: interest *and|
some daction, "said ‘firs. “An-

‘Moctings Hold ©

Jim’ Smit ith.

preventing yun-off-road acci-

“Mary Ander-
son, when. fpeaking a «ibe

bicycle
safety; alcohol, a and
driving; _ bat 5 fixed. ob-| ©
dest and-~ grade- crossing ac-

idents. and driving the ex-

z an
. “Most ° drivers,” he said,

Br: “Are not” ‘operating at the
7. peek

room~block,. lec! eal
additional library space, offic-|*

es and more cafeteria: space.

He pointed out that un-'

der. a Present legislation to get

facilities“it must go be-

eee the people as a _money
bylaw.

“All of us who are part

he id,

of their - capabilities.
can -be’-improved, en

they can be improved throu

education.” **
The defensive “driving

Campbell Teok All
Major Polls-In
Revelstoke-Slocan |:

Burt Campbell, MLA for

part in
of our legitimate needs ach
Mr. Soles also "ressed
ogress in ‘com:'
ity stating “Sel-
kirk College ought to seek
to be of Sirect e eervies te ice to
ee heuld

his majority in Tuesday's fin-

‘al count to 492 over Bill King,

NDP and Doug. Stewart, Lib-

and beyond, that
resource.

‘ialoree polls pein the ris

ee SHaving an — interesting
and ettective course is not

rr.

large numbers ot|

people we ;will never be able
To realize the reduction in ac-

cidents that we all would like
: ae i defensive driving

jod) ok eight hours- (usualy,

two-hour’.sessions, one night

weeks). Groups of. not .more
nsed

icenniques of defensive driv-

Kinnaird’s Mayor
Loeblich Seeks
~ Re-election in Dec.

generally for a per-|#

a week: for ‘four consecuuve]

Porcupine —
Regislers
At Selkirk

Mayor M. Little Blasts
Offenders of Pollution

Trail was accused Fri
of fact the i

ing to al other
prune otc in a dis:
cussion ’ of
“ay “+ Hella of in in the field

in, ihe A

“was "tettainly lacing that
river (the Columbia) with
pollution.”
So far, fi mayor, sald,
Castlegar. has
without - any

goon ’ system - wi
smell: “except for ‘a: couple

_ of ':
dents, when told ae ‘the latest
int- was heard to co) com
ment, “We were
few way. out students
one.”

Porky was apprehended he’
uld become the

At 5.30-a.m. on Monday |i

Kinnaird’s Mayo Carl
Loeblich will seek re-election
this fall. ©

Ina statement . released

ties, he will’ be seeking an-
other term as ‘Mayor of: Kin-
aird. H

In ‘co! his
ment Mayor Loeblich ig he

club} would ‘continue .his. work on

and
gain offering himself for re-
lection.

er recess, ont fe

i
an ‘ould be open to-all mem:
bers, municipal Tepresentativ-

Children May
Have Caused
‘Sunday’s Fire

bush. fire near the old

of the .Castlegar Volunteer
Fire a

to: i S Jocal
Centennial '/1 committees
sponsor. projects. and celebra-|
tions for..the -100th; anniver-

month througnout th2 peed
pn District or Central © hoot-

Meadow ‘Creek, Sept pt; Kas-
18; South’ Sk

5
Seat Zo; Wintaw, Sept. -29;
New ‘Denver, Sept. 30; ‘Nak-| sulat
usp, “Oct. :1.

ommunly building pro-
jects. or. msoring | celebra-
tions.are eugible for cial |’,

|derson:?“It" was’ hooed™
9: here rout. bea good turn

te dinner will be ia be at ‘E30
atthe. Hi Arro
the meeting Arey as ie

"| eight sore

Kiessid Council
Concerned Over
Children on Bikes

Wy. along Fifth Aves and Mile-
stone. Road, was the concern

-|lo, Sept. aS Baltour, Sept.: 14; | childre:
TS

| petty contrary to traffic Te-

ae Seventh Ave... too

aid from the ‘provincial: gov-

50° alarm.
Though the ete punish

British: Columbia Municipall: Volt

tough Seid w: was oe thin ae
in that locality in the last
month -and a | ‘was ‘con-
fined to a small area, he was
very “concerned -as'~to<:how
serious -it would be should: a

fire really “get going” in.that

or Children smoking or play-
ing’ with? matches . was. given
as possible cause of the fire.

Large Work
Pary. Needed
This Saturday

-An all> out effort is to
place: ‘this turday
tat 8 Salo te to com-
e “pony. league dia-

“Though | the project has
the support of ‘the ‘Kinnaird

lunteer . Fire Department,| |
theTown © of
Little’ League Baseball ae
the» ‘Kinsmen, it is only “ath
everyone’s cooperation “that
such a project: can be ;com-
leted.

It. is hoped all interested
parties Swill join: the | work
mee thie § Saturday.

‘Per. capita grants of 88| walk
much as’ 6U cents are avail. | Wale

who poke

concern _ for the safety - of:

older citizens: using the side-|
; area. -

yy. coun-

apie for
“projects -of lasting * value”
while grants of 40) cents er in
capita ‘are, available to- com-
raunitles eee celebra-|

rojects must!
Smad see cen
grant
20r 7 celebrations eed not. be
matched.

cil thats fier be ent to
farola: Bate, principal of the
Kinnaird’: El

may. PERG of . Kinnaird © council at its] .
*: North ; Shore, - Sept. . 14; it.

“a great bike |i
Face eck by | Ald. £.~.C. | tor,
with

en out ‘nor an

en
yk :
i

a

a

an

. He will
every, ‘Wednesday in the Slo-
oDeane: arrangements — will

assistance ‘of ‘the ‘Town's pat-
rolman, J.R.: Kennedy. °

operate: on a six-month trial

i. Kinnaird’s B.C. Center:
nial "71: Committee was

ed at Tuesday nights c coun
meeting.

Commitiess members are
Robert J. Lightle president,
Richard’ A. Paul vice presi-
dent. Alex Kassian secretary,
Steve Jankola it treasurer and

ird n
and Jack Heintleb,

| Brothers Increases
| Majority With The:
| meee Count

e ‘ballots increas-

of 72 votes.
Absentee ballots favoured the
Minister of Education two to

one and increased his major-

How unfailing. it rewards

14 Who till the ‘soil and

ity by 160 votes:

SEPTEMBER
by Margaret Campbell '* xe
September came in with its spicy scents
bracing” winds: and ‘glowing colors.
To rekindle the cool dark green of late summer
» with a blaze of. glory.

~“Autumn is a Benerous se season.
The labor of spring and summer.

How pountifully ‘it fulfills
The hopes and faith of those

water the trees,

5, AS we think of, these things.-
“We need have no regret® $
At the passing of the longer days,
The carefree ‘hours of the holidays, }
And the ending of summer hobbies and pursuits. j

And who among us but can look’ back

With deep gratitude in our hearts.

Autumn brings ‘its compensations.

It offers much that is pleasing R
~To brace us-for the sterner days ohana =~