CASTLEGAR ‘NEWS, Thiirsday, March 24, 1966

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_Bowting

Coffea Break League
LHS Prod Bell 200. LHT
May Bell

‘Cheerios
points: Cheerios 3,
Mutfeta 0, Mugs 4, Pincurlers
Take Five 1, Wheaties: 1.
HPueeday One O'Clock
LHS Eieie evga 292, LHT

Elsie zupen 62
eotlszar BA Service
2 Hr Castlegar BA Service

points: Ma caistare 8

gar Drug 2, Aero’ Taxi 2,
legar BA. Servi et ice 8, Inde eat | a8

80 8 Ae McLucklie

| £903, ist ee

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Nat | LHT, ‘Donna \Lancaster 707.
THS Jaguars 980.

} Jaguars‘ 2623-"

Therstiay Morni
5 LHS
|Ev Kareen

Lion:
8, Beavers 1, Squirrels 3, "reddy.
bears 3

} Joan Kruegar 578.

ene ‘Duds 2,
e Builders 3, egulars 3,

ties 1.-

5 ther 600's Joe Zebrroff 685,

Earl ‘Rourke. 622.

Tuesday Night Mixed tot
LHS Elsie Makawichuck

20. LHT Elsie Makawichuck

MHS Tom Cowlin 278. MHT
Tom Ae ane its 987. TH’
e Tomcats 98' Th
The Tomcats 2839.

7 ‘points: Super eoaiate
38, , SPaxtamen 6 62, a, ght Hawks
Val i Hots mah, The Bovat.
er. Bill Shay 618, John
wae Menzie 627, Ed ‘Web:
Wednesday moralng Drivers

Lancaster 276.

gor careties

er 600s Jo: id Turner,
a5, “Bsnens Belk Ss nm 643,
Was Nita cata Groceteria

Leagues
fay Adshead 284. LHT

‘point
nm pushers 2, Tiger Cats Hy ‘1

bert gsecopeon, who ‘cel-

Hawkins, who are. returning

Ber, Dinesh birthday last’ Sat

Many hay
W. E. McCrei
her ‘picthday ase

leighbors
ly at the Lome of Mn and. Mrs.

1: aDid you know? —
starting a ok ‘task, scratch a
cake of soap. Soap caught
der the nails Peeps Part: ‘out, and/}
makes.cleaningiup easier, >:

A weekend ‘wisitor to thei
ome of Mr; and Mrs; ‘Art Craze | a!

as Mrs, Craze’s' brother, Mr.

John Smith of London En England.
This was ‘thelr first reunii
10 years.

hes, Ph. 365-55

MGonprataatons to: Mr: ind
Both wedding an-

4 caso works departm

sistoriniaw, ‘Mr. and Mrs. Joe spond .to

home to’ White Fox, Sask. after town. fire cl
en three weeks in Haw- He

e Schlattner celebrated | asset tp the

thered’ ace
Pa G08, Gory nian a8, G..'3.¢: Archibald «to: pid them

: Of: year,’ BN
operated «the Dumont grocery
store‘for. 15 yoats. Present 7 plans
are to spend‘ the ‘summer at
‘Cultus Lake.

vun- |

recommendation _ that) ly,
st ne wh
NERS, OSDE Me: Y, ake boro ke:
fire alarms, is can-

tained in ! ual zeport of

le Bays.

available at all times, are “an | pi
artment far

ahead of commal

| poteade a answer ed 20 calls and

had four false alarms, the latter
d ‘Bs rts takin,
as 4 cue | vy. shorts

a gral,
towns,

the mayor and. corporation of,
Ml Fernien

nen, atte are|}

a case of el ”
uring 1968. he 6, he reports, the i

ig ae

[rd cat oe

tation was sent ty [i q

Fire Chief Wants Better
Heating at Brigade Hall

i af Ae oe og part [a
ae ie by :

tal“of 201 b
301 burning per

ee 0. Goitty
uring the cle:
: fed

peer ns, bapa irae |
ent hai aes reser,

aa ata
rand a ihe. “men eS

He Sian bea Bh eae

pret ate
Ip incase

pa.
et subealied by fhe a

paalo
re Gioanhy ae

Kay ie ead 692.

THS: ne. Pins 899. THT
King” Pins
Team sointa: bata 1
Flintstones 3, Oddballs J, King
Fin 4 4; Five Thumbs e Beat-

‘ni ing
Ev Koreen 213, LaT

526.
THS ‘Teddybears 847, THT
Teddybears 22:
Team a anta: Minx 1

ipmunk 1.
Rowdy Rollers
LHS Marie Prokop 233. LUT

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Groaners 2492.

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(continued from page three)

s| Pronouncements were unduly
dominating the New Testament.
This taught that man should
“turn the other creek.” Only by
practising forgiveness could man
obtain the mercy of God, he said.

Pastor Reeves suggested
at there was a danger of
people “getting off on the
wrong foot” unless they avvre-
ciated the real purpose of pun-
ishment.
Capital punishment. together
with other punishment. might
have value as a deterent. How-
ever he did not hold the view
that “all sin is sickness’
felt that. the main areument
for punjshment was retributive.
Punishmeut should ‘equally| man
ipatetanye offence.

tinued. clearly. stated. that a
id blood

rist sai
to ghange the law.
to turning the other. cheek ap-
plied to atelgal conduct rath-

ted the argument

or hi

* Goncliding, Rev.
said that while hanging wi
mittingty, ce it

Reeves

was

Old Testament, he con- a

ie ‘
References le Was: ;
of cardinal importance, and urg-

arn te q 1 au:
a1 at Bout OW id re Nee Test ews

Should State Take the =e
Of Killers? Argues Panel

of ca £ capital punishment. Moreover

sented from the view that
re was a deterent, quoting the
Favreau report: that “abolition | 3
and suppression of capital pun-

fect of immediately increasin;
the crime rate. “During the las

during which time th had
aur ere ha

crease in the number of mur.
ders committed had taken place.

in preventing: murders conimit-
tion could help a murder’s vic-

Mr. Maddocks Gehan

body. was recen
his mother for.

ishment: does not Have the ef- :
rab!

three to four yéars in Canada, | docks ar

n no executions, ‘no no great in-|!

No deterent would succeed j ™!

ted out of passion and no execu- ‘There w

“In our. judicial system,” | ¥!
ar

Rev. ggests
if capttal nme naga al anol
pred ike wae would |

it the ‘available
Svidence eued id uct tena this

belief.
One lady in the audience
said that inher view convicted

amongst 1 the
execution Oe ore ’o! tear cure

um- recent it! re aaa be an assei, he

Fae ea

id she mig for such |:
sialon sad
ae eo is SSet fay ey f

hep walere ang i satety. Al a
le he

felt Jt wag ‘too costly for. Cast-

whare cable
wee; is dill 14 Sod won Mar 3. — ¥

your pepertunity fo enjoy * channels 26
CBS

Catl at the local office and mak your 28 cation
soon te aveid disappointment. —

Kin-Ger Video

270 Columbia Ave. Castlegar, BC.

Ope sci for in the $15.00 TV dite Rikon i
in the home, but notin.

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ead

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A

ed the audience, whatever their
ws.on- (the; matter, fe bape
ee their « vier ews |

; OR the question of. statis
Bell felt: that: the
avaible evidence on ithe seubject

PRs =n =

inves a

the argame! ment in
favor of retention‘had some mer,
| it and.that .capital
My} had a a rehabilitating :€ffect “on
society as a whole: i
J. ‘Psychiatrists : believed. tha’
fear ‘could be':uséd.:to_ correc!
behavior and-he siggested tha
in:looking at this’question fhe
was a-danger of mistaking ‘‘be-
ing jciviliz ed with being hum:

an

She dav has ‘mot yet arriv;
ed, sald. Mr.’ Bell. when * tha
Sotial sclentist “could treat all
easoa af antiensinl behavior:
|.Conseauently.when it was-foun:

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Jack White's :
_ FIELD & STREAM

: The Arrow; Lakes. Fishery

art HW
“Most of pe fpemation,
tained for this nation oh:
‘ed from th ‘sourees,

at, resent is only lightly exploit,

largest Do!
Char’ an woloane

Varden}
left

in. British Columbia is di
to exist in this of

Ciel

: clusion’
1, The Arrow Lakes Fishery |.

Pay

sane a MscINNES 3
New
Appointment
Announced

The appointment of James A.
Macinnes as Director. of Public
ations ‘in' the British :Colum-
bia Telephone, Company is an-
wbunced by J: Emest Richard-
Company President and
Chiat Executive Officer.”
Mr. Macinnes. graduated from
the University of British Col-
umbia in 1950 with a Bachelor
of Applied Science degree in
mechanical “engineering and
began his career with B.C.TEL
-in-June_of the same ‘year. By
he: jas Senior Engin-
ind the follow-
became District

served
Engineering 4 and. Construction

ing. ser ata and (possib!

'the dam fay ben
rate because of improved sang

: nephews who. are residents in
> Canada may, how he claimed a8} vq
dependents on 1985 income, tax] ha
returns, according to’ district ta- E
‘cation! director AiR. Bevan, ‘tat
sald,

Relatives Gan

Ste

"Now he Claimed

Aunts, tinctes, nieces’ and

of
: surveys of spawning grounds aud

_| each won $2,

Present evaluatio

: cy: one

apt the fe popone ere Col-
umbia River ridin; two con-
atituenctan ita be’ Re-

nsation and other allied!
ii ne MA wh Fesponsibl’
who wilh ba have,

Says. Revelstoke-Slocan

‘wilt: relocation. and | noe

of CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, |

HOLIDAYING IN
VANCOUVER?

‘the Greatest’|_ \... .

taken b Chamberg , of Com-| close to all attractions, 39
merce, munitpaY ev ankaions, to sult your budget,
service clubs and individuals dining room and

central address

+d good sna
‘spoke highly of

peridetits.' *

sole draina, re
its fish ae ‘wildlife Populatiodd

ded only- the moar eterno!

4 inven! of
ae mesotvess. os

T HAS, TO BE DONE

given by our present govern-
ment to the establishment of
proper. surveys of this import-
ant fishery. Not tomorrow or.
the next day, but now.

‘be done’on all species and on
the sources of and types of
food available, now and after
ampoundment.

‘1)''Authorization must bel.

ae —

| By MARIE SETO -

"the vi
1 the fTébr of tHe legislature” and
in’ the

'Soeréd- caucus,”
also praised the action

Complete: surveys must é

0 SHSS grade 11 stud:

ated in, the’ finals

F . United Nations

Pilgrima: erimage for Youth Contest,
held in “Nelson last. Friday.

Cathy Abrossimoff and An-

arew ‘ang vied with four oth

adequate allocation of ft

beds. The federal government | ©
has provided. many artificial

success, why not for sport fish-
eries?
4. Adequate funds must be

beds for salmon with complete |}

Three Farmers
Win Big Awards
In Bank Contest

Three B.C. farmers have

000 awards under

the Bank of Montreal Canada

Centennial Farm Leadership Aw-
ards program:

The ‘trio are Douglas P.
Fraser of Osoyoos, Thomas R.
Hopkins of Cloverdale and Mur-
ray A. Davie of Ladner.

The award-will enable Mr.

of th
ciation of © Profesional Engin. *
eers: of B.C.* and: the
American Society of Mechanica
Engineers. :

tree»: production:

will travel: to:the United States
to learn. about performance
testing .of: beef cattle while ‘Mr.
Davie will bee to Britain to study

msg eee od
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
“ROBSON RECREATION SOCIETY
© March 28'st 8.00 p.m.

ROBSON HALL:
EVERYBODY WELCOME

the isckpot rize of a month’s

winner of “the trip is Anne
a grade 10 Relsonite.

“4 trip to New

any'reason, This is tl
consecutive. time’ that Suse has
been placed second in this con-
test. Our’ congratulations -to
Anne, to Cathy and Andrew for
their fine effort.

To reach the finals, the con-
testants' went through three dif-
Heult stages. In January an e5-

say. on: “Canada’s Role in: the
United Nations” had to be writ-
ten. The second stage came: in
February when they had to sit
a 100-question examination, on
the United Nations, The final
stage was the’ speech contest,
when the’ topic: was “In Your

.| Opinion, Has" Indonesia’s With-

drawal fromthe United Na-
tions set a Dangerous Prece-
dent?”

In addition to these stages,
contestants-. were. required. to

‘worth the, effort.”

It seems that’ ‘eareers night
was a very. profitable and inter- };
esting event for the seniors that
attended its session. ‘I'' spoke

nine: boys’and one: girl made
very good showing but lost first
by .4 of:a point to. iL:
Girls (14 years): Jacqueline |
Lamarche:. placed. seventh on
free floor, second in .vaulting
and first on uneven parallel bars,
Boys . (16): David Heglin
placed. first in rings, - first on
Parallel ‘bars-and fourth on high
bars. Greg Heibert placed first
on high bar, second on parallel
bars’ and fifth on rings. Kean
‘Barton .placed second on pom-
mel horse, fourth on the rings,
high bars and parallel bars, An-
dy Verigin placed third on Pom-
mel horse, sixth on rings and
pacalicl bars'an and Dean Hough:
ton- placed third: on the rin;
Boys (19): Bob Deptuck plac:
ed second in vaulting. Wayne
McNicol placed second in rings
and parallel bars, third on high
far and sixth in vaulting and
pommel. horse. Dal. Newman
Paced first.in free floor and
third in vaulting and John Stre-
laeff placed. first in rings, sec-
ond on: high bar and parallel
bate and seventh on the pommel
jorse.

loops, ‘Vernon and Rossland. ane

- More Electric
- Power Exports

creasing exporte of el-
‘ecteie' ‘power to the United Sta-
tes appear)-Hkely. within the,
next '10 years, along with the
continued “phenomenal growth”
in Canada’s own use of power,
reports the current Commer-
clal'Letter of the Canadian Im-
erial Bank of. Commerce.
Water power accounted for
75 per cent of Canada’s gener-
ating capacity in 1965. But it
is expected that water power

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wants as the main source of
electrical energy at some time
in the future, as total produc-
tion increases.

The Bank’s Letter notes
that the increase in exports of
electric energy was made pos-
sible by. a change of policy in
1963. At that time the Canadian
Government. abolished” the ex-
port tax on electric energy and
announced a policy for the de-

chni-| fill. in.;a :personal;. date: form. |...
f ‘However, , the. Jackpot: is well

SUS Library
‘Trustees seminar was: held; in|
Grand. Forks: pect qeckend, with

| | wer sources within Canada and

of large low-cost po-

the encouragement of export of
| States power to the United

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‘Bella Coola, ‘a5 miles north:
‘east of Bella’ Bella, ‘was: visited

to several ‘fellow af-

+} terwards and their ‘opinions were

most favorable. fact, they
were still enthus ed a nd excif
Cd ho I
“It: was great,” ‘said one.
“J. was*so)-proud - of our school
resel Pp

_ pire ‘and
were really good. Tm Raking
forward to the: next careers

sel
3, Tr “talking about the | ‘White.

‘arade: Each’ house took

mental; The week 0

thes attending.
Members. ee ‘Castlegar. -Bb-

i¢- | rary who. attended were? Mr. and | us:
c. ‘Mr./ ai

Mrs...C. King, ; R. Whit:
taker, Mrs. R. C, Saat Mrs.
A.:Sones. and Mrs. J.. Gemmill.
While-

presentatives were .€l
to. dinner. by courtesy: of, Grand
Forks-council. :

Chairman © of:: the seminar
was Alex Smith, chairman of the
Trustees Institar

an. regional -
., secretary. of ‘the Trustees

Inptitute.. .

2 ‘The seminar was held to ex-
change. ‘ideas on. small. libraries
and to. discuss cooperative lib-
=| rary, purchases, and Sook ex-
change.

+ | ander’. Ma

in: Grand: Forks, the. re- |};
rtained |

by two famous jorplorers,: Alex

George Vancouver, in'1793. They
missed a* dramatic meeting “b by
only. a few. weeks. ‘Mackenzt

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