NEW COURT FACILITIES ‘in Castlegar were ‘openec
week in the Oglow Block: Here ‘local:

Pitts, centre, receives

trict magistrate Parker” Williams’ of Trail while ‘Sgt.
Alex Borodula of the Castlegar RCMP. detachment looks
on. Prior to the opening of the. new facilities, court was |
ped at the détachment cee or in rented ‘halls

asi
Herb

Oral Polio '\

f “The health’ branch plans to
Offer’oral poliomylitis vaccine in| 90.
British Columbia’ again with the

offer avpilable:'in the Castlegar Dis.

trlet starting Nov. 19,
“De. J, McAnulty, director of

daetaaing, those over the age of

The ‘procedire is simply to
take a few dtops of the pleasant
tasting quid in a poper cup, or
it can be fed to bables on a spoon,

‘The, vaccine is considered: extre-
mely safe; many millions of doses
have ‘been administered through-

out the world without a case of pa-

ralytic - pollamyéelitis ‘ever being
Proven to be duc to the use’ of

this vaccine.

Dr. McArulty ccaphaateea the
need: to continue vaccinating with
Salk ‘vaccine’. by. injection. For
those who ‘have: already had in-
jectlons of Salk vaccine, the oral

; vaccine is. an’ oxcellent ‘booster
for, thelr: immunity, On’ the other
hand, the :oral vaccine: is also
good for those who have ‘never
been” vaccinated peters, against
poliomyelitis, :*

the: West. Kootenay Health Unit,
announced that. the vaccine used
willbe. of the Sabin type which
has ‘been given'to tens’ of millions
of people: in many countrics, in-
cluding the U.S.A, Russia, Canada
and Japan, Y

The vaccine used here will be
produced by the Connaught Medi-

| cal Laboratories at the Untversi-

ty of ‘Toronto, It will be available
td everyone over three months old,

congratulations © from. dis-

m THUNDERSTORMS
. Thunderstorms occur most fre-
quently in!Canada on -the southern
parties: and in. southern Ontario,
an average of 20 to 30 days with
thunderstorms each May-Septem-

— Castlegar''News Photo

ber period!

“Notice is hereby given that, pur-
suant to Order No. 112417: of the
Board of Transport: Commissioners
for Canada dated the 23rd day of
October A.D, 1963, the: Canadian
Pacific Railway: Company: on: and
oe the 16th day of January A.D.
discontinue, operators, of
peel r trains 45 and 46 between
the City. of Lethbridge in the-Pro-
vince of’ Alberta ‘and Spences
Bridge: in the Province of British
Qolumbia.”” i Bees

Robson Resident. Writes
About Halloween Damage

Dear; sir:

"We have ‘Just “got. over. ano-
ther Halloween” night :of ‘terror,
for six hours, From 6 p.m. to mid-
night the barrage! was’ made up

yy the

over. It ib ‘surprising ‘that some
fires "didn’t ‘occur. in the houses.
One old couple: of 85 were held in
‘terror, with rar thrown at the
house and crackers planted on the

with 4
directed at ‘the Pints of ‘those |

Poor’ helpless . people: in their se-
venties “and’ eighties of whom I
am one,

‘When children wero asked. to

é ‘desist they ‘greeted the requests

With: ridicule and. foul ‘language.
Our fences. were .torn: down, fire
jose reels and (7). were’ turned

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Overture Conce:
Mon., Nov. oe 330 pin.
= Members only,

Eomember, jee.’ cE ‘
azaar by Minto: "
cen 0 OES. Twin “RE

/
Kinnaird’ Rate’ Payers:
‘Association will “hold;

meeting a aie. “Hall. Nov.”

:, Bazaar “Church Basement,

-- Poppy Day Tea =
Legion’ L.A. Nov. 9, — 2305

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‘Kinnaird’ United Church |
iS Women's: Fall ‘Tea - and «:

“Nov. 9 — 24.
Senior Citizens
Annual meeting Nov. 8,
7.30 p.m.\at Legion’ Hall. “All,
members requested to be pre-,
sent,

‘Sponsored by Canadian

4.30 p.ni.:Bake ‘Table. :.”!

Caatlegar Curling Club

Watch ‘for’ winter’ social
activities.to take place from
time to time, Intérest to be
a new: curl a

eet

1 Ecsta er

PLUMBING : a
HEATING.

6473-A
voalety toe

:| Parents
*) ones—will. read this, and. will re-

This once quiet .village of
Robson. 'where old:people come to
retire ‘and spend ‘their remaining

lays in peace is now occupied by
a ruthless group ‘of teenagers with
no ‘sense of: humor or care,

‘Roads ‘and ‘alleys were boule-
vards ‘of huge rocks. Trees and
fences were torn down and were

‘own in the. roadway and cars
either could not get ‘by or had to
remove the obstacles first.

‘he :town resembled’.a riot
stricken area and shambles. There
were about: 50 teenagers from 14
to.19 and some girls were there,
too. Two police cars came. on’ the
scene and a CD and one RCMP
ear arrived later but they all
Proved | futile.

All in all it was-a disgusting
affair, They invited an, cguting |
of teenagers from Castlegar. They
had not-even the decency to res-
pect .God’s house. They got red
paint:and; began to” Paint on the
white in patches.

The church bell was calling | ==
until.12.30 am, What a night of
terror and fear for the old women,
I am sorry we did not take plio-
tos: of the roads and damage in
general, It was appalling. Stop
signs':were thrown Som ‘or. tara
ed. around;

Now, sir, I wonder, ‘do the
parents of: these teenagers know
what the boys do? Do they go
jhome and say “Dad, we. pulled
down so and so’s fence and block-
ed the road” and does it seem fun-
ny to mom.and dad? There is
nothing funny about it and some-
thing must be done to stamp’ it
out.

. My wife served'56 small child-
ren wih cookies and cadies, There
were 82° children last year.’ How
many, small children were afraid
to come out:this year?

It has happened -in previous
years but this is the climax’ and
something must be done.. I hope
and teenagers—the guilty’

member ‘the ‘poor old-age" pensiox-
ers they have insulted and caused
anguish to, and will look into'their
own hearts and refrain from any
future violence.

Remember, your parents will

“1! get ‘old soon and. you also must

get old. ae iys
James Porter,
v Robson,

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— |

Mrs. R. Johnson Ph. 65,8298

Mrs. A. Rizzuto, West Koot-
enay trainer and camp advisor, and
Mrs, ; J.-Dalziel, District :,Commis-
sioner, returned home -Ménday.
morning-after spending three busy
days at Tsoona, the provincial train-
ing :,Tscona is situated on

to. your Doctor.

TH

EN

take your, prescription

“to the -°

R.E. Goulet Corner Pine & Columbia

ee

“

Phone. 365- 3911.

a sunny bench overlooking the Chil-
Hwack valley, The name was cho-
sen by competition and is’ an In-
dian word for Thunderbird, which
is. the provincial emblem:

Mr. and Mrs. D, ‘J..R. Stewart
returned to their home’ in. North
Vancouver at. the weekend: after
a-week’s visit at the, home: of the
latter's parents, Mr, and" Mrs. .L.
ve Campb ell. °:

BIRTHS -

To Mr. and Mrs. W.

» ‘TRUSZ —
Trusz of Kinnaird, Nov. 2, a daug

ter.
FRENCH — To Mr. and Mrs.
K. French of Castlegar, No

| son.:

“Por. Al’: “Your |

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PLASTIC KITS 29¢ each’

Creek: are:
“dente along’ ‘the, Kinnalrd-Christina

Creek’ and‘: Brilliant-Ootischenia

tives, as the number ‘of: tatepayers
in attendance to these meetings

*10)CENTS $ PER COPY

al : School , Meetln
the ratepayers in various’ attend-
ance: areas iof School’ District :No.
9 have now been’ completed, tate

‘s. Pirat\ of cthe ‘anntial ‘meatings

‘was for the Tarrys-Thrume-Shore- | ‘

acres area and was: held «in the

: Moran ‘of: Thrume’ was
‘elected’ to serve'a’two-yea rm
on the Board of -School, Trustees,

: defeating Sam Konkin, former Tar- | >’
cal tives

rys representative’ and.

Under the new. set-up put Into
Thrume- | $

‘eftect ‘this year, . Tarrys:

Shoreacres area voted for a tries

tee males than'a representative, yh
re no ‘elections to

As. there
be! held’.'In‘’ the - Robson-Syringa | *
+ Creek zone, :the meeting at-Robson }.3..,
School “dealt with’ general echoot

business: and reports,
z Hiatenayera for! the’ Blueberry | ¢
ich includes resi-

Lake Highway, ‘attended’a meeting
the Blugb Cre
W. ¥.. Gat

this © meeting: Retiring } hrepre-
ntative John’ Marshall“ ‘announ-
he would not seek

yas‘elected as

for;a one-year term [ th

ees will ask the Department of. Edt
cation to’ appoint a repres

rs ead 0 of Deer Park
wasi‘elected | to represent the Re:
nata-Deer Park area atthe meet: |

‘A meeting of the repregentac
will: be :held at" an early,
py elect. one,“of their. num:|

§
problem‘of classroom ‘shortage,
the report ‘points out, and to serye |.

Present and future needs the board | Le;

Meetings for Gibson Creek-Pass
‘areas failed ‘to ‘elect representa:

ear. z P
Septic tank trouble in the 500,

+1 Block~ on’ 7th ANE,

“| West. Kootenays, towards Seaptlene
| ment “of a regional - colleg ie was
2] also covered,"

wih t
pats for. OTe ee of a'second-
ary:school in Kinnaird.’ A’referen-
dum will-be‘brought to the'people

shortly, :and public meetings will].

be held to acquaint the ratepayers
wih. details.

‘An ‘outline and “exp! lation Oo;
the ‘enlargement ’o!

ha tée'and that at it ’be under-the chair-

aito have the’ Project “Society
rate the arena for the, balance
of the’ 1963-64 season’ at’ its‘ meet-

% orp’ :
ae Aitheneh the the. motion passed.
e mee! with: representatives
Friday was

OMe, suggested that th
committee, ate itself the Disttice
Recreational‘ Management. Commit-

ind have venieventation ‘on

Kinnaird and’ the outside | -

(He ‘also suggested the
not: only’ operate : and

‘trict businesses ‘and organisations placed
wreaths the:

: maintain:the-arena, but also that |
it operate any other projects that]:

may | be concerned with the welfare

of district

ket lowing passage of the Thorp};
x motion, ‘Mr, Hopes questioned the

f. the: Project:

‘under. its ‘constitution to accept ap-

ointment of the nature given it by | ~
ity, of. coun- J-°:
:| clldn making such an; jepolatment.
| Text’ of. a; letter sent, to, J, E.

council'and. ofthe legali

J x bers “of ‘the’ board | 3,
‘of ‘trustees sitondel all. niet ¥
with: ‘brief: :talks “ib gh

sizes di
municipally-operated:
‘the We would:
escrbed above is | have: your full.ci and firm
Allage’s” au- ruling on th problem’ at the earl:

‘assume: direct, Erdle etn for this, F

a seve letes and™ effective’ cotitrol. season’ will require very prompt

t] and \ operation parts, ce
“by:

the: ‘aye action: on;

lub. ip will:place. boxes
and. the. Castlegar. Drug. next: week: and the ub is aske

Plaza’ Drug]

that. we, would | ask. you to. give us|

ours n- depariment's Tuling on.»
“<The Villa:

-@> non-profit group” without paid

officials;‘using | donated ''mi terials
‘and:-labor, ping ‘larg

’ the ; village’ in ‘all respects. During

the ‘past..two, years,:the arrange
only. slightly mo

formal. By’ a“simple. motion
council, the. executive: of the Pri

the
pected ‘to; operate’. under. ”
Details of operation, rates, ote

ge of the F Program;
until: the -end ‘of: March; for -most

-| of Cominco,’and from-R:-D.'P%

*Cenneatitatery, messages tothe
doyear “men Were received ‘by: wire
from3.W.:S. ‘Kirkpatrick, President,

and’ Ce
is being taught by-J..L.
One ‘course, ented “Modern

: ‘Approach to; Math,’ is designed to
benefit | parent dj
9 pupils. “stustor tor

. nal

ian
is eine given iv. Ps Samoylott aud
- | instruction. in ceramics is given’ by:
Mi

structing.”
grading classes are‘op- | 1
tiated b “by. the. Interior : Lumber

amount of: hel whieh you, ‘night
ble.: to: provide gyourselves ;

and with | °
all’

"have* been: left

society.
a Srant f fae 00 o ory uring

onomy. of: the ‘area in which’ they’; “are
‘teaching, Host: to the visitors or

through- ~
da and part of the. 1S.

* Five. dollars hig ot being °
given ayy. ‘every week: be--
id.

byt the Ca tlegar News:
Just: watch.’ for: your
name to: appear in-any_ad-

itmas.
e . appears, pltone ° ‘the
‘Castlegar News: and a
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