é CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 3, 1966

Don Brothers Reports...

will be taken, If the opposition

y parties mean what they Bay, a and
en

in this Budget Debate it has be
very difficult to assess their
sition, I assume that they will

associa- jose the Budget. My impres-
alr Tet

ug)
iaud-Trall-Castlegar district was
an industrial complex its pro-
vincial electoral boundary
should not. be changed, i area
to include he Gotisen

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mone! of the Bu Debate ‘are
those

benches, They have almost com-
letely ge bu arguing about

them to Soign in Mi
et. But eince his 5

wick where the taxes are going
up and not coming down.

The Hon. P, A. Gaglardi in
his talk to the Legislature last
night, touched on the election is-
sue when he said that it is in-
feresting to note that the NDP
in

i

election Vnhile in Britis

bia the NDP are frightened to
death even at the suggestion of
a possible election.

1} promised,

Jack White's
FIELD & STREAM

SAVAGE SHOES

tor badedens

Last Saturday was the an-
nual wildlife banquet and, as
oral hunters and

with

heir usual qerrifie spread, ‘The
‘wo added items to this year’s
banquet were mountain sheep
and porcupine and they were
excellent. Oh yes, they did have
bobcat on the menu, which I
passed up, and, by way of var-
ety, some smoked venison which
I found different and quite ap-
ent | petining.

Guest speaker regional game
from | biolo gist Ray Demarctd from

out:
P | tak on the Bie'son ‘Horn Sheep pro-
blem in the East Kooten: uf

Conservation, Ken
Kiernan, is going to do about it.
Until the day comes when the

government recognizes wild life
as a legitimate user of range

lands, just as domestic stock
are, John Q, Public hasn't a hope
in hades of doing a thing about
it, unless we can, by public sub-
scription, raise sufficient funds
to buy up winter ranges, and
hold them for the use of our
wild life. is of course ex-
actly what Mr. Kiernan would
like to see done so there would
be more monies left in govern-

the re lar monthly meet-
Castlegar branch of Reg-

members report

ing Discussion mas held Gs mal
a VO lelegate and non-

voting delegate to the annual

meeting in May at Victoria.

Helfer, rh K. Price ‘and Mrs.
M. Little are in charge of the
tickets and donations:s wall be sol-
icited from all m
: Plans for the miisteict West
Kootenay annual meeting, which
ill be held in Castlegar on
on 5, were outlined and a
committee was formed to con-
vene this event, with Mrs. G.

ments,

Gee
EATER TATU) Fowler in charge of arrange-

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ARRANGED

The
have been ordered and
on sale for 50c when they ar-

Mrs. H, Johnson, Ph. 365-8294

Mr. and Mrs. Nicky Faires
of Vancouver visited pr eE sires

CASTLEGAR AGENT FOR

THE WESTERN HOTEL
CHAIN

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WEST'S

DEPT. STORE

aunty, «
weekend.

with his
Mrs. P, Stuibert,

Mrs.
visitor Wednesday.

ern

a testop Me
ans.

its, Mr, and
H. Johnson was a Trail

Faires was form:
erly of Spree where ro he ‘ved

Mr. and-Mrs, W. Garnett of
‘astlegar visitors Sat-

pen ary ae
DeFoe, Mra. H.

District Nurses Found
SHSS Student Bursary

rive.
Coffee was served following
the meeting. The next meeting
be March

ment coffers for bim tp spend el trophy: Harold Leslie, the Hit
on tourism and Phit Gaglardi to goats Let Biatako, the typical |§
spend on roads. a Boone and
Mayor Bob Maddocks pledg-
ed the support of council in|'
backing the West Kootenay Zone
of Rod and Gun Clubs in their
effort iG obtain’ a alr shale for m
marine life in the Arrow Lake,
by the holding of a protest meet: the) ‘Grond Aggregate Sok Sohn fe
ing here on Monday, April 4, event.
and urged.all citizens to back ay ie eae were R. ‘Rem me in =
wildlife associations in this. re-| the Juniors and Gary. Walsh in |e
gard. the the Seniors, Youre truly got fhe
no game for
Trophy winners at eas | 1965, a lovely, goose ogg.

c This year the fishing is go-
phy el set of elk horns; in the sen-| ing

ss Lino Griffoni took “the beat, as Art Andéijon, has al-

mule deor and” the pon ready entered a twelve pound!

in the trolling class)

WIN DOWS:
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sheep trophy; Dr. J. V.
n

and. Bud, Schwarteenhuer. weigh- 10% Off on Gallons

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Farewell Sermon
Ai Grace Chureh
Of Rev. S. H. Kerr

Rev. 8. H. Kerr preached his
garewell sermon to Bree con
gregation at Grace lan
Church last Sundsy,

Nine members of the Kin-
naird United | Church CGIT were
in attendance with their leader
Mrs. Anne Titford.

Miss Bonnie Ackney pre-
sented an offering plate which,
was dedicated by Rev. Kerr. A
second offering plate presented

the board of managers was
also dedicated. -

Misses Jill Macbeth and
Glenna Howes sang (accompan-
ing themselves on guitar) the
selection “ ir, Turn.”
The words are taken trom Ec-
clesiastes.

Following the service, lunch
was served and at this time a
presentation was made. to Rev.
and Mrs. Kerr. Members of the
congregation then had an op-
Boral ity to express their fare-

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‘ Pasquale ‘)"'Cap"’ Capozzi,

ir commercial enterprise, is to
head a national. campaign to
raise $2,100, 00 for further de-
velopment at Notre Dame Uni-

The funds are required to
construct the first phase of a
new. sclence complex and ‘a Ub-| c!
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possible for Notre | Dame to ac-
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11 eam. ‘MORNING: WORSHIP | &

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Phone 365-5886
All Welooins

Rev. C., Stonp, Minister

Present. tl 2 Universi

has. 552 full-time. students a
1,389 rather, ‘who’ are‘enrolled
in extension courses end similar
Programs.

and from overseas, More than 11
religious denominations are re-
presented,

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general Publics appeal: Sioa ill Bet

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Across ulgheay eagibeler is from
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Evening lee — 7.30 p.m.
‘All Welcome

(Kinnaird Comm. Hall)
Pastor: Rev. Ira Jo!
Phone 365-6762
6.00. p.m. Mondays
10.30 a.m. Morning Worship

* Friendly Girls’ Club

6.30 p.m. Mondays

* Bible Study & er
7.00 p.m. Wednesdays

* Held in homes.

181 Seventh Ave, Kinnaird
Minister: Rev. Howard Kerr
Phone 65-8202

9.15 a.m. Morning Worship
‘Church School-Nursery
‘A warm welcome to: everyone

ST..DAVID'S
ANGLICAN
' CHURCH

8 a.m. Holy Communion.

11 a.m. Holy Communion.

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LUTHERAN CHURCH
SERVICES
Sundays at-3 p.m.
Held in St. David's
sundisy School 2 p.m.
Rev. Harold C. Clark

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Rev. Frank -Willey
MORNING WORSHIP
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Robson — 10 am.

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11am.
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CHURCH OF GOD jake.

| ‘Cap’ Capozzi is Heading _
” Notre Dame's Fund Drive

ned to make approaches to some tince
former fastlegar resident and to-| selected -
eting day head of a ‘multi-million-dol- See pone ana tna

viduals prior to the general ap-

“At present,” explains~Mr.
Capozzi, “we ate, busy enlisting
volunteer ar chairmen
throughout the southern interior
of the province. Then it will be

to these chairmen to enlist

: ka erg 000 pledge
tad ¢ come Yrom Cominco. A Notre

spokesman ‘said the firmn

.| Ba "pledged $20,000 per year for
the next five years. Other gifts

Weave, $1,500 have also been

formative y
Notre Dame's a sudents and Sreul-
ut up the buildings
emselves, Part of one of these,

snd laboratories, is still in use
but must be replaced.

isto grow” says Mr.’ Cap-
ozzi, “it is absolutely necessary | g
for-us to provide t!
cational facilities for our youth,
a8 close. te, honie as possible.
interior, are

Seana A -edu-

‘al re and women

who. can’ keep up‘ with these

je We are goin:
to a fat behind the ‘reat. of f the

count ry.
“Gap” Capozzi was born in
| aly and came to B.C..in 1907,
He worked on the’ railways, inj in
a lumber mill‘and as a ery
eee maui
grocery,

“The following year he moved
to Kelowna and it was here that
he ‘started to make .a name for
himself, Today the

lex includes: a winery, shopp-
motor hotel and gro-

ery.
; | start constructing a carpet fac-
tory.

Asked sa why. he 6 took the job

of campaign chairman,
eesti “I love: this
he jeale and: I love. people: aI
frantite see it and. them
rosperous and I believs
ands aooople feel the same way.
“But: to help it and

sure. future: ‘generations get the
education they will need to de-
velop all our resources and to
keep our. country gro

“If the interior of this pro-

gs
and, remember, r pegple are our
important resource

he best edu-| the home’ at Mee H. Bel
Mrs. J Marsh: et

rapid changes Find give us eat: present.

ess and is about to}

Vaisitiaa: Thee ;
Surprise Shower
For Judy Befbeck

eet fuprit
shower for ables i
enelest, ‘wash oe

Games were played through-
out the evening by the 28 guests

‘The rooms were decorated
in 2 Valentine theme and. Miss
Belbeck was escorted to a dec.

Gullo anc and her ‘alten, 8 Helen

a wdc ee ‘iith Valestines,
Village Delegate
Will’ Not Attend

_ April Gathering

Kinnaird council-has decid-
eas not to pend a delegate. this
r-to. the conference of the
AGsoclation of Building Inspec:
tors. This meeting is due to be
eld in Vancouver at the end of

In. re ‘eply to questions on
last -week about: the ‘rom ae

ge foreman Curt
Watermen said he Par that
anyone who attended the pre-
vious one would gain much more
by, golng to the coming confer-

Castlegar United Church
sary recently when Rev. D. Faris
conducted the service. :

The junior and senior choirs
sang an anthem ‘We ‘ise God’
and were accompanied by Mrs.

Faris’ too!
text “Christ Died for ‘Re Un-

‘On Monday evening church
members: assembled for a ban-
quet ‘held in’ the, church base-
ment. It had been decorated b:
the HiCs for the cocasion) wil
green and white streamers and
varied colored 8's _fnspenied
from the ceiling. -

gent

of Ul

vMeKinnon, who was
MC for: the fe evening: extended | —
pratetul eal those who

P
of 4 oes foc mi tet donating ¢:
food; to the Kinnaird uw for):
their help in the kitchen,
Kinnaird HiCs‘“for ‘their ie help
in serving. and to all wh jo - ha
any way. to make
‘a pleasant and: euCceES-
ful vende
Rev. Willey introduced Rev.
and Mrs. A. Alfred of Fruitvale
United Church. Rev. Alfred has
spent several‘ years asa. padre |
to'the armed forces: in’ Eur
Addressing the gathering, ,
said he» was -pleased to meet
everyone} and. went on to speak

Castleger United Church
Celebrates Eighth Birthday

TW Sa FS
d ‘Will

all -al id“ grace: Wim.
4 flan pee Mrs. R. Hunter were | ™
‘convenors, with the’! help
members.

how men of all Senominations |i.
had worshipped
He also told how an raitor was
vised on one occasion and

how a cross ‘was

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Mr, J. Charters on behalf of
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all had enjoyed it...

+The’ junior, choir under the

Marken

on
then sang Sbratntatiers Clock”
accompanied by Roberta Marken
at the piano.: Their next ‘two
numbers — ‘Bound for.the Rio
Grande” and “Joshua Fit de
Battle” were sung accompanied.

This was followed 1 By two

se rcinees ‘of the CGIT, under
the direction of Mrs. M. Fuller-
ton, presented three short skits

—"School' Daze,” “In the’ Bag”
2 sel oy Gane ants
followed by ig by
Miss Sheila

‘UCW:menibers ‘presented a
akit—"The | Baby” and the the choir,
under the direction ‘of Mrs. ‘Wil-

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vening was
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the film — ‘Action on the Col-
umbia.” Mr. McKinnon extended
“grateful thanks”:to ail who had
taken’ part: and” Rev. .

of: the» many - different ; places
where he had held services and

‘Willey
closed \the evening with prayer
and Benediction:

Address Read ot Meeting

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Castlegar and District Sen-
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ing in' the Legion hall
with 27
bent Thompson» of) Nelson pre-

H.. Evans . presided and
conducted the obening of the
meeting; he ‘also reported that

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