STLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, October 12, 1972

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Stanley Humphries Sports
Jr. and Sr. Girls Record Wins

airts Fist Hockey

rx girls start-
ed thelr Ln eS; follow!
the senior girls example o!

cl
trolled the play. athe in
al score was a
Rockettes,

Both junior and senior
teams travelled to Grand
Forks on Wednesday of last
week. This was the last lea-
gue game before the play-
offs for the seniors, The
seniors had to win in order
to have a chance to host the

play-offs,

a
led the play and
Popoff soon y cored on a re-
bound to give Castlegar a

1-0 lead.

Late the first half
Gloria cae scored a pic:
ture ns from on a corner

‘oal
larilyn Poloyni-
‘he final score was
24 or ‘the Rockettes.

last maine of Teanie. Play. if it
Nelson loses then
ettes will host ae tee
ment,
nt a nin ie
playing, the juniors were
‘molishing the Grand Forks
juniors on another field.
The junior Rockettes scor-
d an unbelievable 12 goals
for f 120. score,
juniors

play ayed my elson and won
an Pat West and Jill Daw-

mn did a fine job on de-
fense and did not let the
Nelson team have a single

aie up in’ senior

play, the veam travels.to ;
Kelow:

ma over the weekend

vince.

Si sturdy ae play a
a mo:

three-gam le exhibition ser-

= for Tennis?

jy Marg Pryce

a ee, ae

discussion evolved around
money raising projects to
help Pay for for the abwO new
tennis courts. Sev

eral plans

are in the making.
The executive hopes,
with the help of the Recre-
ation Commission, to organ-

- ize a raffle for a color TV

and a bingo Fame one even-

ing in Dec er,
Teenagers and ung
tennis players, look ont for
dance in aid of

The cost of the Annual
closed Tournament held in
September was an insignifi-
eant amount of money to
the tennis club. Next year
we hope to have many more
people partici

include singles competition,
We hope that next year no
, telephone calls will be nec-
essary to ensourage memb-
ers to participate in this an-
nual event,

The ne
tution is amended and re-
typed. Anyone wishing a
copy: .of the constitution

please contact an
of the executive.
distributed to ebers
at join the club next year.

* ‘The tennis courts are to
be kept open until Nov. 1
or even later if the weather

its, so there are quite
“a few weeks of tennis to be
layed before the end of the

nnis season, 2

ee

w tennis constl- ;

CASTLEGAR
SAVINGS CREDIT
UNION
e
FOR A HOME
~ IMPROVEMENT LOAN

jes and then return Sunday
might

The juniors travel to
Fruitvale today for an ex-
hibition

folleyball

The senior girls volley-
ball team has been bloke
by their new coach,

ows: Gloria Zaytsoff,
iy tei, Calty Morte,
Brenda Young,
aes Hu cuay, y, Lillian
pemperman and

Field Hocke
eon Colin co the

boys eed hockey pach, in-
vited the Calgary “Jaguars”
to SHSS over the weekend,
for a clinic,
na ars” are Canadian
ational Team hopefuls and
inn easily handled a local
mens team 6-0.

However the clinic. was
very valuable to our boys
team, as the members of
the team are inexperienced
in this highly skillful game.
The fellows Jet eicned a

ani way Wi
deeper appreciation of of iu
what’ flel
about. Possibly in ‘he rere
some of our boys be
‘anadian National

Four of

Team

Castlegar was defeated
for the first time on Wed-
nesday | of last eek 2 by a
strong Te ‘Trail side.

‘oring for “[rail were
Dave Secco 2 id
Castlegar were
chento® and Tony
Cliff Hughes. Seoring for
Tony Costa and Mike Con-
kin d strong games

for the

Come out vand 1 sup rt
our boys — they are play-
ing fine soccer.

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Women’s Assoc. Robson
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Party, Thurs.
10.80 to 12, "hale al

Sr. Citizens Meeting Oct.
12, Legion Hall 7.30 p.m.

meeting, Those concern-
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Published Every Thureday Morning at ‘The Crossroads of the Kootenays”

{| VOL'25, No, 42

CASTLEGAR, BRITISH COLUMBIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19,1972

Shoreacres - Thrums|
Slocan Valley and City
New Denver - Silverton

owns Request

District Munic

‘aon O00 Industry

KIDA Meefing 7:30 Tonight
Companies Interested in Area:

“Wo firms have ° ex.
ae interest in locating
jmanufacturing ‘plants in

A, country,

The Kootenay : Industrial
evelopment Association

4 det
fulficlent interest can be
enerated to assist the two
8 who wish to es-

plant

These . companies will
«require some degree of fin-
jancial sup rt as well as

ce or function to’ 50!

Gila ie Don Ewing

& Credit.

Coategn's two special

Castle, Savings Cre-
a Union mane, tesa Se Sa-

muoersfeld, Germany,
71849.

Credit ‘unions came to
Canada in 1900" when von Alp
rganized

jebe
tamed vs, gushes, ‘ving the ek

said the plant is subject to
a federal government grant
for which an application
has been made and prevail-
ing local eonuiltlons,

Mr. Ew

up residence

gays Carefree hopes to man-

uitetare 800 units in 1973
cating consideration

to on its 44,000 square

feet plant

at Blueberry
Creek near Kinnaird,
The second applicant is is

op tra:
system which joads and un-
loads itself with contain-
ers or any unitized or pal-
letsized load.
The site for the 25,000
souare foot plant has not
been decided. I
that shoul
come to fruitati
mately 30 peop]
emplo:

MEETING OF MAYORS to the twin towns
of Castlegar and Kinnaird also included

0
seeking local support and
has made an application to
the Federal government for
an incentive ene

banks of . Germany.
From Canada the  caisse
populaires spread to the Un-
ited’ States in 1909 where

they have assets of $5.6 bil-
lion and serve the financial
peed 0 of more than 5,808,-
Prime Minister Pierre
Billet Trudeau and Premier
Barrett joined in ex-
OE ed on | page 12)

School Board Secks Financing
“For New Three-Room School

Pass Cre ok may have a
new three-roomed school,
The board of truatens

education pe je a
row for urpose of a
new. school bullding at Pass
Creek.

a building a new school or
busing the student.
Presently . tl

outlived: its: useful

| now faces a possible closure

: MANPOWER MINISTER Bryce Mackasey, left,
‘arrived here on’ Wednesday of last week

Where ‘he attended a’ coffee

Hi Arrow. Arms. He was joined by Koote-
nay West ‘Liberal candidate Paul Moroso,
Be centre, and Castlegar’s Mayor John Landis.
FBefore. Mr. Mackasey continued on to a
Lael engagement at Trail he addressed

by y the department of public

The high water table
hhas'lead to sewerage prob-
Jems and the se;

are now peng. pumped at
regular intervals. This is
proving He be a costly
form of maintenance. .

*; During voting of the
borrowing motion trustee
Pat ‘Haley: recorded an oj
position vote, stating te
‘was not satisfied that bus-
ing had been’ investigated

far enou ‘
Trustee Ernie Mills ab-
stained. ‘

party at the

land-Trail MLA Chris D'Arcy who looks
on as Mayog Colin Maddocks, centre, ex-
tends a welcome hand to Municipal Affairs -
Minister Jim Lorimer. Kinnaird’s .welcome
was immediately followed by that of Cas-
tlegar’s Mayor John Landis. The minister,

some of thelr:

mation which’ resulted in both councils

Tuesday night. passing a motion asking Mr.

Lorimer “to. direct that a vote be taken

on the formation of a District Munictpality

comprising, Castlegar, Kinnaird and adja- °
f —' Castlegar News Photo

his Sean Ken Smith, the two mayors and

By BURT CAMPBELL
Ed tere Saat

Robson, Blueberry,
che! ‘airview and points
in between — may vote in
December on the establish-
ment of a District Munici-

ality tor: this; area,
ie possibility arises as
a result tf a meeting held
by the twin councils of
astlegar-and Kinnaird with

fairs . Minister

Motions passed at poth

ipality

“We should come ate with

ideas ourselves. We a8 a

body should come up with

some ideas.” Bn
Ald. R.-C.. M

ears ago. At that time the
$e Research Council Bre-
pared a report on the mat-

-¢.
gave ere reluctant
agreement, suggesting
nach a committee should

have representation from .

people outside of council,
le said that such areas as

~~ councll’s

to the general public.”
Ald. Ed Mosby aug
gested there might be

“resource oe

unc ‘Tuesday

night ask Mr. Lorimer, “to
direct that‘a vote be taken
on the formation of a Dist-
rict Municipalit compris:

Castlegar, ‘d and

cent areas,”

Enthused Mayor’ John
Landis — of Castlegar,
“There's: a new

The same entheslasin :

was ‘shown in Kinnaird by
Mayor Colin Maddocks who
appeared to be favorably
impressed with the meeting

of Mr. Lorimer and his de-

puty.

“Boundaries and tax
base would; be set by! the
minister,” T, aid Mad-
docks. “It Syould be per-

d_amaiga-

Chamber President
Extends Apologies
To Representatives
; Apologies | were. forth-

lay“ when ‘the
the “Castlegar
ber

fended a

Detailed Financial Information ning

Town Council a an Care

financial’ information ‘on. its
by the

to two
-dustrial pecan ee ‘Bank

The regular monthly
meeting was not. conducted
since not enough members
were Bresent’ to form a
quorum.
neat itn a st

rTel ow-
ever accept the opologies
resented 1B

iin Bre the handful pre-
eT ose present were Mrs.

" Anderson,

enable to attend at the
be; of the meeting
put arriving a little later
were Gordon Brady and Bill

id gain a new

foseph Vroom of Vroom
nee ‘Ltd. who purchased
Nielsen's Flowers. earlier
this year was quite emphatic

in the chamber,

As Mr, Vroom put it,
wy want to be 8 part of the
community.”

the ‘group. which had taken the opportunity
of the.coffee party to meet the - minister.
He gave a brief. rundown on his political
history and spoke on-the Status of Women.
On unemployment he said accent should
not be put on job replacement but on action
to-retain the job — Castlegar News Photo

~. Tepresentatives from Cran,
brook.

abet taking a membership ©
local

Lae a letter dealt with x

 council’s meeting -'Tuesda:

nij soci resident
Geng Bae Pty

the

town's request ‘is highly
, has no legal basis

aa sets an undesirable pre-
cedent.” He also noted that
such a statement contains

Al
who had suggested the town
request the informatio:
commented. that

count
* members “are quite capable

of receiving confidential in-
formation and keeping ‘it

is’ Hlustrative
e of attitude that
is causing concern: among
residence of Castlegar.”
He said that when the

it agreed to” keep’ couns

formed, including
ancial information.

hile refusing inform:
ation on the Child Care So-
ciety projected’ operating
budget, Mr. Ehman nae,
two points Pegarding (the

far ‘operation of;
raah re ae
through ig.
until the end o November:,

‘Tho majo eb! KE

Sate rests with .a~ mort-
‘age on-the premises owned
taken

anteed by the directors
Gt the society,

‘Second Building Burned
Near Post Office Addition

ss A controlled“ burn | of
‘one of. Castlegar’s older
homes located on First Ave.
next to the new addition of
the Castlegar . Post “Office,
at took place 6.30 p.m. on
‘Wednesday of last week,

Local Hospital. .
Receives Full
- Accreditation .
ns ae eee

a ree
“First, all facilities of

g Authority rae ap-
proval. The society has met
‘these requirements. Second-
ly, as an: incorporated a

ciety, an annu: repo!
must be submitted ‘to Vic-
toria. These reports are av
ailable from source.”

The letter continues:

Maximum licenced ca-
bieeaes for the upstairs, fac-
20 with a 10 per
cent overage permissible.
The maximum licenced ca-
pacity for the downstairs
facility is 12 with a 10 per
cent overage permissible.

The chars per day, per

child for the upstairs facili-
aie $5 maximum with the

per day per.-child
for the Pjownstains facility
$5 maximum.

The above Tete s apply
only to parents on P!
no subsidy. aera
charge for parents on
Plans B and C is $3.40 per

‘day. Also, adjustments are

possible for parents anh
More than one child in th
facility.

Subsidy rate: the char-

ges are levied by the society
on each © child. However,
since these charges are be-
yond the reach of low-in-
come parents, a subsidy is
available on a sliding scale
through’ the Department of

re and District Hos-
pital, iis
as announced
d jointly man of the
ospital by ae bain Oglow,
and: hospital administrator,

vord had been received on
Tuesd jay ‘of last week from
Canadian Coun

2 ben *
tion, medi cal statt
wins

and other staff are
congratulated on
class er onysical plant hich
has been. extremely: well
planned and.equipped. Phy-
sical plant equipment and
facilities gene! appear
to. bea clase fe
ie. department: 0:
nursing is to be commend-
ed on the good organization
and evidence of careful pa-
tient care which) is present
the hospital.
Certificate: of “Ac-

eatletaction and fullfilment.-

its first importance: is evi-
donee and assurance to the
community of successful ef-
forts'to offer'a high quali-
ty of service and an opti-
cepted outside appraisal and
Mum quality of care.

It demonstrates that the
whole hospital staff have ac-
have substantially met,: or
exceeded, standards _ which
have National and Internat-

(continued on page 12) -

. for

0. stated |

und ni
completely sieve the plock
is taking business-like
look.

Stil. remaining is
corner building. once owned
by Mr. and’ Mrs. Chuck
Thring and ‘which housed
Chuck’s Transfer.’ ." >’

ly is pres-

propert;
ently owned by Fruit crow.
ers Mutual.

When: asked what fut-
ure plans may. be in store
corner lot, general
manager: Hugh- B. . Earle
stated incre were none,

the \Jand ‘was
for sale “he xe lied = it was
not, and ey did ‘not

have plans at the ‘moment.’

for building.

Je" at Selkirk College,
said the implications of a
District Municipality “are
mi and: bro:

dis insisted ~

at while the overall com-

fi
involved and fully.  intorns,

Castlegar council. agreed
a comntt tte ey should be set
up o study the subject of a
Dutrict yi aut d

M ity am
advised Kinnaird council by
telephone of. its action.

The same enthusiasm
of the two mayors was not
shared ‘by . §. Rust

fanned who recorded
his vote against the motion
stating “at this time the
tal picture is not avail-

able ”

spoke’ of possible

Legation which could al-
the

“I am not opposed to
amalgamation”, he ~ said,
“put “Iwill not go into it
blind.”

‘Ald. Rust and Ald.
Steve’ Jankola were not pre-
sent as the recent meeting

with ‘the ter.

Ald. Jack Chernoff. of
who did: attend

“we do
have -a problem”. and: “if

: we did not move on this
forced

matter we would be
on it”,

A District Municipality
was first discusses
sively in this aa a

Town Drops
Business Tax

Castlegar council voted
Tuesday night to advise the
ovine fy government that
it is not intending to per-.
tie the subject of a busin-
ess tax for the community
at this time.
“The action was taken a
the the suggestion of Ald. R.
who referred &
Giicntons held last Thurs-
day‘ afternoon at Kinnaird
with Municipal Affairs Min-
ister Jim Lorimer: regard-
ing municipal financing.
Mr docks: did ni
give sotalls of the discus-

of the town’s
letter will ‘be sent to Kin-

naird,

meeting

2 ¢ - .
TROPHY WINNERS from Castlegar and Dis-
trict Soccer Association playoff games held”
on the weekend were Bantam Dynamo the
Maddocks Shoe Trophy, Pee Wee Arsenal
the Hipwell Trophy, Celtic Pee Wee League
Champion the Crossroads Datsun Trophy
with the Dynamo Bantam League Champton

see

receiving the Public Fekghnaaks Trophy.
From left to right are ‘team captains holding: .
the respective. trophies. They are’ Mario:
Baff, Jeff Stewart, Felix Belczyk and Pat:
Rilkoff. — Castlegar and District Soccer As-
sociation Photo