CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 1, 1965

‘Russian-Style Dinner
Enjoyed by Kiwanians

The first Russlan-style din-
ner served by the Sunshine Club
at the Silver Birch: School for
the Handicapped here was dish-
ed up to the Castlegar Kiwanis
Club on Tuesday night.

The dinner of borsch, py-
rahi (tarts with vegetable fill-
ings covered with melted butter)
and homemade bread and top-
ped off, with lemon tea and le-
mon ple was prepared by the

ON THE
-- GASTLEGAR COURSE

vole By
JOHN MacLEOD

club composed of mothers of
children of the school,

The Sunshine Club is offer-
ing the Russian dinner catering
service to local organizations as
a unique money-making project.

Guest speaker Gwilym Hugh-
es, seeretary of the Castlegar
branch of the Kootenay Handi-
capped Society, said the “ab-
surd situation” whereby mental
retardation in a child is regard-

ed as a reflection on its parents
“has now been replaced by more

5 In the window of P: 8
, store in Castlegar you ‘will see
_ over the next few weeks the re-
‘sults of the debenture sales as
you watch the mercury’climb
Lup the aaa to that ‘magic
figure of $55,00
y We have pe 15 days left
to achieve this, goal and at this
i date we have reached the half-
‘way mark and the prospects are
encouraging but it will mean
“an all out drive for the balance
of the ‘time left to put this
‘drive over, so to anyone who
has not been contacted and who
has an interest in the recreation-
al facilities of this area, plus a
chance for an excellent invest-
ment, don’t wait to be contacted
— take the bull by the horns

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To the members, those who
have not yet pledged, or honor:
ed their pledge, and .we' are
pleased that there are very few,
it will help considerably if! you
would try to do this by this
weekend so that the various
teams and their captains will be
free to concentrate their drive
in: other directions. t

The amount raised so far
has carried‘'us past Step No. 1
which was our well, Step No.
2 is now: behind us, which co-
vers clearing, plowing six fair-
ways, purchasing a ‘tractor, small
equipment and‘a tool shed.

We
three-fifths of the way w che
giant third step which wi
a pump house, a sprinkling ve:
tem on six fairways and greens,
ic water to the

have now reached over | ~

Mr, Hughes said there are
30 mentaly handicapped persons
in. every 1,000 and added t
retardation should not be tone
fused with mental illness,

The speaker said there are
70. known, causes of retardation
‘and it “can ‘strike’ any home
aa any, Parents in: any walk of

Mrs. H. Palsson told the Kiwan-
jans that there are nine pupils

in: the school between the ages

ing school where! pupils: learn
things ‘a normal child takes for

Brantet

Mrs, Palsson added that the
school teaches children “social
adjustment, self care and econo-
mic. usefulness” :and said the
three R’s are replaced with the

and a 25. horse power sub:
sible pump, unfortunately we
can’t stop -here and steps 4, 5,
6 and 7 though small in size car:
ry the key to the success of the
overall plan; let’s go get ’em!
To answer seven questions| |
on’ tees for the coming season
we submit the following: —
Membership
Family (includes one Junior)
$27; single man (doesn’t nec-

three A’s of acceptance, affec-
tion, app: and

Planned Capital
Spending Should

Not Prove Strain

The large program of capital
for this year’

essarily mean not _—
probably leaves a golf widower
at home) $20; single lady (ditto
— but a-golf ‘widower) $15; jun-
ior (we tried to leave him home)
$5; student (non-local or univer-
sity) $10.

In the family, single man
and single lady categories an in-
itiation fee will be assessed: ©

Family will be -$10 plus
membership fee, single man and
lady will be $5 plus membership
fee. This initiation fee will be
charged once. only..

Initiation fee plus 50 per
cent, of: membership fees are
due.and payable by May 1, and
the. balance must be in by: dune

Greens ‘fees will be $1. on
week days and $2 on weekends
and holidays. A monthly fee has
been’ set, up for short term
players ‘and this-will be $10 for
a-man and‘ $7.50 for a lady.

I will now close this finan-
cial report and trust that by the

time the next one ‘is due all.the
strain hasbeen dispersed.

in Canada shquid not put undue
strain on the economy, accord-
ing to the Bank of Montreal's
Business Review for March, just
issued.

that if, acceleration of the’ pro-
gram were to take place, a5
seems quite. likely, it could ex-
ert pressure ‘on prices and the
balance of payments. .

The.B.of M- notes that if
capital ‘spending plans are ach-
jeved, -1965 total outlays on con-
struction, machinery and equip-
ment will amount 3: -about $12.3
billion, almost, 14) per, cent: more
than in 1964.

Contonnial Memo

Silver Brich School teacher |

However, the B of M warns | fj

Two rezoning applications,
one for an ‘apartment and the
other for a boarding house, were
heard at Kinnaird’s council
meeting last week.

W. Gorkoff,;,who owns a
duplex on 6th Ave., applied for
the apartment zoning to allow
the building ‘of. two suites in
the duplex’s basement. Although
duplexes are allowed in a resi-
dential district, three or more
apartments. or suites require an
apartment zoning,

Mr. Gorkoff’s ” application
was opposed by.’ a three-man
delegation ‘headed by Ernie Pier-
point . who :. presented..council
with a iename: petition PROS:
ing the rezoning.

Mr. meee said that
there are already three supe
es on the’ street and that; it: i:
the desire of the residents. of
the area that the street continue
as a residential area.; He ‘added
that renters do ‘not. look after
yards and grounds ‘as well as
do owners.

Mr: . Gorkoff's / application
was disallowed after Comm.
Maurice . Simpson’ pointed -out
that. under. the : village's. bylaw,

there: must-he. 400 sq. ft. Hf ‘Jot
for. Overy 1100 | sq. :£t.2 of floor
In Mr. : Gorkoff's ‘case,
this would allow:only one extra
eulte not two.-2)
in’ defence “of. his’. applica-
tian "Mr Gorkoff ’ pointe cout

the great need for ‘rental ac-
commodation in the district with
8| the ‘building of the Arrow dam
and the passing of the Regional
College: bylaw, He ‘said’ people
are presently living \“in some
pace not As for human | be-
gs to live in.” ©.

The second application dealt
with was. that o! 8, A. Bro’
of Montrose fe wants ‘to buy |t
the Pirsch home at 4th'Ave. and
8rd’ St.. fe
boarding house.',

for use as a lodge or

Rezoning Application Opposed
By Kinnaird 3-Man Delegation

provide for lodges or boarding
houses, commissioners decided
that ‘the apartment classification
was not.correct in. this instance
and go the application was held
over to council’s‘next meeting b:
which ‘time the boarding ‘classi-
fi inst _

Mrs, Brown emphasized that |"!

the lodgers she would cater to|’

would be of a good type and that
the epi enmene would be well
run.

" sineé ‘the bylaw does’ not

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INDUSTRIES

Top of Sherbiko Hill

1886, the colony of: British Col-
umbia had a debt of $1 002,983

Island a debt of. $293,608. .

IITCHELL’S

BIG SALE

Still On. For This Week:
Galvanized Sale

SQUARE WASH TUBS

ROUND WASH TUBS

4.75 - 5.29

1.69 - 3.99 - 4.49

GALVANIZED PAILS 1.25 - 1.69 - 1.95 - 3.09

Plastic Trash Cans ... . $5. 95
Plastic Refuse Cont. 12 gal. $5.95.
Plastic Refuse Cont 17 gal $8.29

To Clear

: ‘Alurinurd IRONING ‘BOARD COVERS ‘reg 69 SP. ns
3 PIECE HOSTESS ‘SETS reg.. 1.15 SPECIAL ..
BOOK CASE DIVIDERS reg. 3.70 pr. SPECIAL 1 1 66

Mitchell Supply Lid.

and the colony of ‘Vancouver =

At the date of union in|g

“TymoucH to SATURDAY. WE

“the | “Pacific Coast 5 here the big é
: timber ‘is: to: design ‘this. ragged,

; Chain Saw —

See them i in action at the

CASTLEGAR ‘NEWS, Thursday, wil i, 1965,
gun as LAS NENT ee mm :

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Andy -Boolinoff

A: Gold Medallion Electric: Home RWAREHOUSING,

| Wired y:s our Eleeine Department INDUSTRIAL SALES

We: maintain a service : for the | area from domestic to
industrial projects and assure ‘the residents of the district é

that we. intend, to maintain all ‘of these services for our

. future progress together, aie

M. J. Scott

President ‘and
‘General’ Manager

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