A joint installation was
conducted Saturday for the +
‘eoming year was

instal
Jones, Acting Grand Chief Joy
Thomas, Past Chief Joan Marks, Excellent

_ Kootenay Temple: No. 37.
holds joint installations

Thstalled _ officerS""for
ite Rivers Lodge Nos!.70

by Kootenay Temple No. 37 ‘-
L.Pythian Sisters and Twin

of Pythias.

Installing officers for the ‘
sisters were acting grand
manager Jean, Jones, acting
grand senior Marie Allen and
acting grand chief Joy Saun-
ders.

: \:Officers installed were:
{nudician Edith Wilson, guard
Phyllis Nickerson, acting pro-
r Marg Bacon, treasurer
Fran Moffatt, secretary Ora
Lightle, manager Rose So-
nice excellent junior Mary
leboff, excellent senior
Laura Dewis, most excellent
‘chief Myrtle Thomas and
ipast chief Joan Marks.
rf M.E.C. Myrtle Thomas
presented past chief Joan

‘vice pin.

' for. Margaret

Services were held Mon-
day morning from the chapel
of the Castlegar Funeral
‘Home for Margaret Ada
Korody, aged 64, who died
Thursday of last week at
Wastlegar and District Hos-

pital.

Mrs. Korody was born at
Lineham, Alta.,. on Sept. 3,
1915. As a young girl she
“=moved.to Creston with her

“father, where she attended
school,

She moved to Vancouver
for a few years, later re-.
turning to Creston where she
married Louis Korody. They

- made their home at Sirdar
and Yahk, prior to moving to _
Castlegar some years later,

Paivers Lodge No. 70 Knights John Salik

Marks with her faithful ser- :

Services held

» Bama Dewis, vice chancel-
lor Anton Schwiertz, prelate
, master of work

Earl LeRo¥, secretary Nick
‘Btoochnoff, financial sec-
retary Al Richards, treasurer
Cecil Bradford, master at
arms Peter Majesgy, inner
guard Ken Emmons and
outer guard Alex Gleboff.

) ‘Installing officers were

* grant ‘chancellor? Jack Bal-

fobr ‘of Trail Lodge - No. 28,
acting’ brand: prelate’ Earl
LeRoy ’ and" ' acting "grand

> master’ at “arms Gordon

(Scotty) Balsa of Trail No.

Mond sda

tat wae

TogeN 2 oro

whofd' they Wite résided.
Mrs. Korody wai i inem-
ber. of the Castlegar Bowling

Club: -and :did knitting and .

for’ the Ci

4 v he
day. edith \iloon: and Acting Grand d Senior Marte Alle Allen. Back Tow, lett to

nager J Treasurer Fran’ Moffatt, Ex:
ea

lent: ra Dewle, Manager
Soberlok, Secretary Ora Lightle, Guard Pie Nickerson, snd Ace
‘Marg Bacon.

ied yale ting Protector

closed with eight sisters and
eight knights taking part in
the grand march.

A social evening follow-

ed with dancing to the miisic
of Dick Wayling.

Services
held for Fred
E. Chursinoff .

_ Prayers were recited
Sunday evening from, the
Brilliant Cultural Centre and
funeral service concluded
Monday for Fred E. Chur-
sinoff, aged: 71, a-resident of
Brilliant who died Friday at
Castlegar and District Hos-

pital.

Born at Kamsack, Sask.,

he was married in March, -
1927 in Alberta and came to -

Slocan Park for a few years
* and to Kinnaird in 1956.

. He had been a ‘resident’

of Brilliant for the past 10
years.
Mr. Chursinoff was: a
member of the Union of
* Spiritual Communities of
_Christ.

He is survived by his
wife, Polly; two daughters,
Mrs. Nick (Mary) Arishen-
koff of Castlegar and Mrs.
Fred (Helene) Jones of Kam-
loops; six grandchildren and

Hospital Auxiliary.

She is survived by .her
daughter, Mrs. Harvey
(Linda) Leckie of Surrey;
four sisters, Freda Bunce of
Nelson, Bertha Osborne,
Creston, May Ganow of Ver-
non and Mabel Burgess of
High eno Ne, and one
grandgon\*

Rev. Ted Bristow of-

ficiated. Cremation ‘followed, °

with Castlegar Funeral

Home in care of arrange-
ments, :

CANVAS DRAWS FIRE

Continued from front page

“can appreciate people being
concerned about their chil-

dren” but said members of -

the Unification Church have

. Tights “the same. as other
religious groups all over the
city.”

City licence inspector
Peter Ozeroff confirmed that
the mobile vendor's licence,
issued Friday, authorizes
only the woman who applied
for it to sell merchandise
dcor to door.

Ozeroff said the woman,
who showed him a certificate
stating she was a member of
the Unification.Church, said
she planned to sell “pre-
packaged foodstuffs, choco-
lates and cookies and things

¥ iy like that.” .
“I didn’t question whe-

+ ther the licence was for any

“T was just giving a licence to
a specific person regardless

of her particular religion, ‘|

race, creed or color."

"ALL YOU
/EATFOR

organization,” he explained. -

REGISTRATIONS

are now being taken at the Recreation Office in the Castlegar and District Community Complex for the

following

By the Weavers’ Guild. Saturday, Jan. 26, oe 9am. - 4 dite Community Complex hall.

Registration: $5. 00.

two, h George and
Nick’ Wishlow.

Burial was in Brilliant
Cemetery,: with Castlegar
Funeral Home in care of ar-
rangements,

272

of Castle Re
pleased to announce that,

; sTnict OF CENTRAL KOOTENAY.

PUBLIC MEETING |

The‘ Regional District’ ot Central Kootenay will ‘be
holding public meetings at locations listed’ below.:
The intent of ‘the public meetings is to discuss the
Regional District's proposed Regional Plan for the
Arrow. Lakes Region, Including:

_| CITY OF CASTLI Me
£4) VILLAGE OF NAKUSP

Backaround information Documents and. a
Discussion Paper entitled, A Framework For The
Arrow Lakes Regional Plan, are. available through
tocal libraries. ‘As wall, an executive. summary of
the ‘ as in, the
D Paper, lable from. the

District of Central, Kootenay Planning, Department
upon request. y

Local dents’ to the:
Is will provide addi | Input serving as
basis for preparing a draft Regional Plan Bylaw.

MEETING LOCATIONS, DATES & TIME

NAKUSP’ | Nakusp Elementary Schoo!
Wednesday, Feb. 6, 1980 — 7:30 p.m.

FAUQUIER Fauquier Community Hall
Thursday, Feb. 7,'1980 — 7:30 p.m.

CASTLEGAR © Stanley.Humphries Schoo!
Monday, Feb. 11, 1980 —7:30p.m.

ROBSON. Robson Hall ”
Wednesday, Feb. 13, 1980 — 7:30 p.m.

OOTISCHENIA Ootischenia Hall
Tuesday, Feb. 19, 1980 — 7:30 Ps m.

TARRYS. Tarrys Hall
Thursday, Feb. 21, 1980 — 7:30 pam.

Briefs and written comments can be submitted to:

1 Plan

Regional District of Central Kootenay
Planning Department
Vernon Street
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Go tlegar 365- 3560

yests Must
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Bingo: Every Thursday at 7 p.m. La. Sunday dingo -
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SPECIAL EVENTS

BEGINNERS’ SPINNING WORKSHOP:

BASEBALL & SOFTBALL SCOREKEEPING COURSE:

Three consecutive Thursday evenings, Feb. 28, March 6 & 13, from 7-9 p.m. Twin Rivers

Elementary School. Registration: $5. 00.
DEFENSIVE DRIVING PROGRAM:

By the Canada Safety Council. Friday, March 7, from 6:30 - 9 p.m.; & Saturday, March 8,

. from 9.a.m. - 1 p.m. Community Complex hall. Registration: $20.00.
NATURAL DYES’ WORKSHOP:

By the Selkirk Weavers’ Guild. Saturday, April 12, from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Community

Complex Arts and Crafts room. Registration: $5.00. .

WATCH FOR MORE "SPECIAL EVENTS" TO 8E ANNOUNCED AS DETAILS ARE COORDINATED -
FOR DETAILS ON THE ABOVE “SPECIAL EVENTS," PLEASE CALL

Regional Recreation Commission No. 1

365-3386

“UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT |

Barb Swetlishoft

We are pleased fo announce that the Cameo
Beauty: Salon is now under new management.
3
. Barb Swetlishoff, Betty Berceront and Penny’
Gibbon (formerly of Hairlines) would like to invite
their friends and customers to visit them in their
new location, below the Castlegar Credit Union. *

OPEN: MON. — SAT:
-9a.m. to5 p.m.:

365-5841

Located below the’
- Castlegar Credit Union

. PENNY GIBBON

HSS “Swilor Rockettes’ ”

‘two wins last weekend were,
Sgood for a third-place stand-
= cng at the-Totem Tournament
held'at Trafalgar Secondary |.
':8chool ‘in‘ Nelson.

In\* their’. first ‘game

against the David Thompson ~

Lakettes. from Invermere,
@ ) girls. played well and

came away ‘with a well |

served 87-20 victory.
Andrea Belezyk played a
strong game with .17 points,
nd 14 defensive rebounds. -

arleen: » DeRosa,

‘cochin ‘and Marie Langlois

dded ‘six points each,
Saturday morning saw
he locals square off against
the host. Trafalgar Totems.
Phe girls played well. de-
sfensively, but had trouble

~=§1-25 for the Totems.

Osoyoos was mass confusion
é:fpom the opening © tip-off.
=Dsoyoos pressed ‘throughout:
S=phe game causing all kinds of
sehumovers and fouls. ~.-*

Down: 19-12 at the half,
‘ockse!

e:
* somewhat-in the second half;
7-~gnd found'themselves on the
short end of a 43-20 ‘score.

In. their. final . game
against L.V. Rogers, the ay
settled down and play:
quite well. Belezyk was layet
dominant as she hit for 11
points .and pulled down 14
defensive rebounds. For her
play - throughout ‘the tour-
nament she was named to the.
All-star team.

Coach Pilatzke was very
pleased with the team's play
rogers TR Oe ae ot Ee

SNOWMOELE TRAILER

<3 The next game against ~

Atte

fense is getting hetter each. -
game, and I think we'll be.
ready. for 8° zone
the next time we play.them.

“I: thought; our guards

434) | By VI OFF!
Minor ‘Hockey, Week. is

6 boys,
along ».with their ’ parents,

and so kee registration fees ‘for ‘admission is’
dow: P Hockey

n Team’ Canada :
costs, “Team U8. And sil you reed
Minor

working
in’ order to ettag ies
your

Woek ‘button.

"Minor Hockey Week is a aes taeey
giant showdown at the

He: this Baturds; t7 vom nt it i Cle
plex y ats pm, a x
Saturtay. : Mpsic’, is. py.

| (Recreation News 7 Secor |

jpecial Edition, : and : doors

“Minor Hockey Week‘)
January 19 - 26 is Minor
Hockey Week and the Castle-
gar’ Minor Hockey Associ-
ation has a number of ‘ac-
tivities taking. place. |: This
all of the: x

~~ hall of the Community Com-’
plex.’ From'9 ‘a.m.’to'4 p.m,
people willbe learning how
to spin their own wool using a
variety. of ‘equipment. The * ee

registration ‘fee ’ is ’ $5: and fast tn town,

pared have a good
te Aaa Y oy se a
peony

ice time was booked by the

Minor Hockey ‘Association

for house-team action and for

Suteats teams to take on
{rpm

sup-

the best cook nf ae $ofor

Castlegar News .
on our registration sheet for one Are! eee At the 191 Columbia ‘Ave.

&
people ‘who ® wish to’ par. . Fi
ticipate. This workshop is eo. 700 Sts to 11:80 a.m.

sponsored | by the Selkirk

3 Community, ‘Complex ito
‘watch Castlegat’ and’ district
your~sters ofall ages display
their. hockey: playing skills.
‘There “are also some: off-ice

activities planned to “help:

Minor “Hockey

‘there is

CITY OF CASTLEGAR -

CITY CLERK —

The City of Castlegar is seoking 9; slications
itor. the position, of City cl Clerk. The ng opplice can-
didate:will hold the st yP

ry

aild and
Roeeatees Commission No,
L
Special Events:

_ There are ‘other special’
events planned: for » later
dates in. 1980,. including a
Natural Dyes ‘workshop ‘and .
* Defensive Driving pro: . Clerk:and for:the :
gr "The Regional Recreation a the. eee ie #0 the position, diner ira me

+ going : to be ‘a ‘fund-raising
Minor’ Hockey Dance ‘in'the

f Player *
D. Savinkoff (D-D Bucs) : “

C. Whitfield (Devil’s Den)

T. Halisheff (V&H Cont.)
W. Kinakin (D-D Bucs)’
D. Lawrie (V&H Cont.)
J. Horeoff (Devil's Den) *

x

»V. Antignani (Devil's Den)

P. Lowen (Marlane Hotel)
S. Moffat (D-D Bucs)

D. Mills (Marlane Hotel)
J Antignani (Devil's Den)
M. Sander (Devil's Den)

©. Murcer (V&H Cont.) = °

* Marie Langlois | and Lisa | He

lye:
‘well. They are playing with

more. confidence, with; each. ‘To

game and, have cut down:
their turnovers significant-
ily.”

The Junior” Rockettes _-

play their first home game on
‘Wednesday against L.V.
Rogers and are preparing for
their home tournament, th Hi
Arrow Classic on Feb. 1-2,.

Lawrence Chernoff ~’
Total (Marlane Hotel)

Total Juveniles |

BREERESSSERRZA

hall of the Community Com-
plex. This ‘event ‘will take
. place from’8 p.m. to'1 a.m.
‘The: band is Special Edition
and tickets are available from
any member of the Castlegar
Minor * Hockey Association
executive.

“The following Sunday
morning from -7:30'- 11:80
a.m. there is going to’ be a
Pancake Breakfast in the hall*
of the Old Arena in: Castle-

rire aes

‘and $1.75 for children.
F Due to the éxtensive ice”
usage by the. Minor. Hockey

“BBRSSSRRSRESED

skating ; session’ will be’ o1
Sunday evening from: 8 to

Community Complex:
* . There is one KIJHL gam

a8: BERR ooR EB os

when the Castlegar Rebels
: Knights. The game is eched-
“8/0 Avge a AS doy Barly: Baty

pases args 2 SS rn mat

= +
roca! planned £66" ioharment the

‘ For I-who hold sage
* _< Homer's rule
112 the best,
Het Welcome the coming,
" speed the going guest.

8.95 Sa ‘Pope

to answer q

- DOYOUNEED -
' INFORMATION ON.
UBC, SFU,-UVic, BCIT, DTUC,:
"or Selkirk College

Representatives from these Institutions will be

T Hee
biles is frequently underesti-
mated by. ‘sno’ Ww ging enthusi-.~
sts, Hauling si
more time than an actual ti
io attention to
fae detai § ensures safety and
nioyable te
to. use. trailer
Ptiar designed for trans-

can ‘involve :
rail

and h

Friday, Jan. 25 —

is On prog fees,

Thursday, Jan. 24— 7 to 9 p.m.

9 a.m. fo2 p.m.

Main Lounge, Castlegar Campus, Selkirk College.
Interviews ona first-come, first-served basis.

- Aen Progressiy je

_ Conservative -
COMMITTEE
ROOMS

LOCATED AT
- 663 Columbia Avenue
Castlegar, B.C.
365-7700

ing noun iles,

meet highway | safety res
ments per
couplin
Towing Rchicle shou ld have a
heavy-duty flasher,

Never “drive” a snowmobile
onto the tailor Recatise o
danger o} ing ip and over.”
Use p ater rot lpi if no. winch

simight and ft nyo ur I

si and lift-with' your legs.
fasten the sled to
prevent. aoa ward side or rear-
ward movement, Use chain or a
metal clamp to —— the front
end. For the rear,

swith a load Uahiener is. ideal.

rt
pafonaes ayes by sharp metal _

FE FRANK'S

‘Sharpening Shop
CASTLEGAR
Behind ‘Castle Theatre”
‘365-7395 ~
Saws © Drills ¢ Tools

_ year.

EDUCATIONAL
REQUIREMENTS.

Chain Saws ©
‘Pinking Shears
Mower Blades © Etc.
+ ‘Belsaw' & ‘Foley’
equipped .
} ALSO
Auto.-weld Bandsaw
Blades up to '2" wide

AGE AS OF
1 MARCH, 1979

MARITAL STATUS,

ROTARY FOUNDATION AWARDS.

Each year Rot
to promote understan

For. further! information, or application, please: contact Mr. Bruce Josephson at 365-5737.
GENERAL ELIGIBILITY CHART FOR EDUCATIONAL AWARDS

lary sponsors students for training in foreign countries. ‘The alm of Rotary is

ang and friendly relations between peoples of different nations thraugh

such programs as those listed below, which have been chosen for the academic year 1980-81.
Tuition, travelling, and living expenses & are pald by the F

for the full

‘ possible.
gar. The rpice is $8 for adults -
Assocs Hon! the only public |
9:16 in the new arena‘at the ©

this weekend in’ Castlegar:
" ‘play: host: to ‘the’ Kimberley -

Cc No... 1. Winter”
m got: underway: this ~;
week with most’of the rec-'
reation activities getting off
to’ a& very of start, °
some
have ‘not yet reached t thelr a
imaximum number of’ regis-
trants, so anyone. wishing to
register for a Pro- ..}
gram or one of the \above-.
mentioned ‘special events,
come to the recreation office
and register “as soon’ as *

fs will be re to aancaiek having.
“Cortticate in Municipal Administration’ issued
Examiners or be enrolled in a course
pafishe ineitute ‘of Chartered | Secretaries :
Administ 5; Certified
om have equivalent raining and experience Some:
nting raining ds desirab! le.

negotiable, ‘depending. on qualitica:
Patience ‘with ‘excellent frogs

“ROBSON
* RECREATION 4
CASH BINGO
oe (adult)
Friday, 7:00 p.m.

_ Dance
) Saturday, 7:00 p.m. -

tedse ‘reply "in confidence, = ones. a resume
| Tanwary 31, 1960." j ey

Hpk

w. Ww. Krug, ‘Adsisicnetse

arty
460 Columbia Avenue
Sentlener, B.C. VIN IST

A Spinttng Werkstorsie’

NOTICE OF PUBLIC. HEARING

PUBLIC BEARING

7 public hearing ‘of an Application for. a Certificate
of Public Convenience and Necessity, filed January °3,.1980-by
West Kootenay Power and Light Company, Limited, will be’ held
commencing at’ 9:00 a.m. on Tuesday, April 22,:1980 in the
Hearing Room of the British Columbia. Energy Commission,
situated on the 21st Floor, 1177 ose rupee tnse: Street,

. Vancouver, British Columbia.

THE APPLICATION

The Application is for the
with Cominco Ltd. covering’a lease, with: the seeian to,
purchase, of certain generating facilities of Cominco Ltd., +
namely the Upper Bonnington, South Slocan and Corra Linn
generating plants, and an arrangementwhereby electricity nee
required by Cominco Ltd. for its it ‘rial: and
xequixrements. would be available to West Kootenay Power: "the.
Application is available. for inspection by interested persons
at any office of West Kootenay Power and Light Company,
‘Limited or atthe office of the Commission, 2lst:Floor,
1177 West Hastings Street, vaneouvey jeaecee Columbia.

INTERVENORS rot in

Persons rai to be nudsent and cevcisibace in
the public -hearing: should give written Notice of Intention to
‘Intervene;. by February 4, 1980, to’ Mr. Derek Leach, Secretary,
British Columbia Energy Commission; : and to-West .Keotenay Power.

ADDITIONAL MATERIAL TO BE FILED

West Kootenay Power must ‘€ile with the Commission
15 copies of additional material’ pertaining to the Application <
by February 29, 1980; and one copy ‘of such material to each
registered Intervenor.

PRE-HEARING CONFERENCE

A pre-hearing conference will be held in the Commission
Hearing BOOM, commencing at 9 00 a.m. March 14, 1980.
(INTERVENTIONS 70 BE FILED y
Persons who served Notice of Intention to Intervene
must file 15 copies of any written submission by March 28, 1980
to the Commission; 3 copies to West Kootenay Power; and.1 copy;
to each registered Intervenor’.
CLARIFICATION .
Persons intending to Err in the ‘public hearing
may. seek: clarification of this Notice by contacting Mr. Derek
Weéstieaty to ithe Commission, in writing, or by telephone

BY QRDER

D. Leach
Secretary