“CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Dec. 7,167 z

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A Social Welfare Office

FUTURE TEACHER, John Jmayoft, left, of Brilliant, was pre-
sented with a $160 scholarship from the Castlegar and District

the award was Nelson Allan

of the teachers’ group: Ms. Imayoff plans to enter secondary teach-

ing. — Castlegar News Photo

ATT CLARK was presented.a $100. scholarship from’ the Cas-|""
tlegar and District Teachers’ Association. Miss Clark was one of|
several students at Selkirk College who were presented recently

held in the office of

principal Andy Soles, Preeti the scholarship is Nelson Allan.

Castlegar News Photo

Woodworker.
Merchants to Speak Up

Reading
last few weeks, I
pletely with your

I ‘pelleve. that :that ‘f yo you asked

issues for the
Alissgree com-|

id} not give credit. You would Sarid

ir files, you would

cards in th
find rabably 90 per cent names| afford to.

MARX AUTO BODY| =:
& PAINT SERVICE
Towing — Body Work
Painting — Welding
Insurance Claims
Handled Promptly
24-Hour Wrecker Service
Ph. 365-3037

. | they. need to live on.

Urges

of woodworkers in them.

‘The reason for. that being
that we need the cash money for:
other things like food, electricity,
telephone and heating which do

see that it takes a long time to
pay these off because we can’t

So I think the merchants
should.go and see the employers
and talk to them instead ‘of.
trying to convince the woodwork,

ers to take a wage increase
is a lot less than half of what

In closing I would like: to
say that a a3 of us. share the
‘same opinion. And ‘by. publish-
ing this, you would be: letting
the. employers. and the merch-
ants know how we feel. ”

N. Barisenkoff,
Box 1428,

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

BINGO

T. RITA’S HALL
FRONT ST.

TONIGHT

_R. E.:Goulet

& S—————

Is a Possibility in Castlegar -

Castlegar may soon have an
office of the poclal welfare
partment,

‘An ‘official of the depart.

present the
town provides sufficient work
‘or “one and one-half 1
rorkers.”

The department’s policy is
» open offices only where there
: enough work for full-
‘me social, workers, said W. H.
‘rossley of Nelson, regional
‘rector of soclal welfare servic-
8.

Mr. Crossley, accompanied

y assistant district sunerinten-

R. Gattinger, appeared be-

or the council to | answer

uerles from council members

nd outline both costs and ser-

cee provided by the depart-

eo our juestions imply no cri-

{elsm ott ne work of oo wel-|

Mayor R. C. Mad-| F

socks at ‘s just something new
direct

‘fons to the service and we want-
ed to have some explanation.”

CKAD Assumes
Task to Got ARDA
Aid for Oolischenia

sonnet for Ootischenia is in
the hands of CKRD and some’
progress should be noted Dec. 2,
when the regional district holds| 5
its nent meet

ing to gain an afelstance irom a ted
eral program, the leultural
Rehabilitation and

system.
ARDA
since it is

decision on ARDA dev-| {-

area Is been attempt-| p;, g

Act, for construction of a water c

officials’ contentions tin,
that the area, does not: qualify Hugh

oreo fh Mr.
a when are being | 1
baal eet in Contlezns are: social

Mitey Mite .
Hockey

skated the Eagles to a 3-1
on Saturday,

Marksmén for the ovkots [2
were Jeff: Townsend,

contribu- Wings

2 Kooehin and Deane
oneamae ‘put the Fiyers anead

1 fe win over the Hornets.
fired int two goals and

es with one point each.

assistance — tetiet
2: rectplents et. the
timer cisabiied: children, eee of
‘rom. Ah () epariments 8
in ‘foster homes while

The Mitey Mite Rockets ae tryi

parents and one
| chi! living. with, foster

“with
"present |

“SHOWING FRIDAY = SATURDAY - MONDAY
“JAMES COBURN IN ‘
“IN LIKE FLINT” — Color
DOOR’ 7.00 = ee Fert 7,30: 9:90,

while parents’.

a) ptleation
forvada oer is. still Teing |

steps ‘is to.-determine whether

th these P ;people are really employ-|

was a time when this

7 terme teonianiee had only a

hysical connotation, he pointed
out, but it: now includes both

to | ental and emotional health as

He said that, in many cases,
the department, along with other
government’ functions or ‘separ-
ately, finances’ a program: of
retraining for new or better jobs,
rehabilitation itation: procedures; such
as for those alecholic pro-
blems and counselling with those
who. appear to ‘have emotional
problems in their; employee-em-
& | ployer” relationships sa
e people often project
problems ‘to the outside pre
rather than the ‘inside world’
where they belong.”
“In ‘small communities,” he
3 |concluded, ‘we try to-keep our
fingers'on the pulse of local em-
; |ployment and sass that clients
are really trying to find work.”
They are required to have
their names. re; ed ‘at the
local . manpower’ ‘centre until
| they. find’ work and-if they: fail
to’ register they become inelig-

~ ing’ grass, shovellng snow, making repairs,

277 Columbia Ave.;

{si

rar for’ welfare ‘assistance, he

After the Children are Grown?
Should Your House Be Sold =

’ This is a problem many parents have to face. You: hate
to leave'a home’ with sentimental: attachments. Yet, when
the children are gone, it seems impractical’ to “keep up” co
much more space you need: cleaning it, heating it; mow-

and
down stairs, ete. em,

The time comes when a smaller place, or a compact
apartment might make life infinitely easier.for you. And yor
may be Pleasantly surprised | at how big a lump sum the old

$ y'

We are prepared, both to help you re-locate.more suit-

ably and:also to sell: your house for spot cash, Consult us
without obligation. Come right in, or phone.”

HIPWELL REALTY

Phone 365-7514

Castlegar. _

full-time
been rejected by, residents of the
ry

Investigation by CKRD ‘will
concentrate mainly on ascertain-

assistance for systems which are
described as: largely, the ‘same
as. the Gotisohenia program. .

Doukhobors Still
Against War Toys

A group of Castlegar and
district residents are ‘to cam-

heim
Strelive . of Cite tae the bi
follows a previous cainpaign a
years ago when some degree of
success was achieved.
Mr. Laktin said on Monday
that the group plans to approach
store managers. and to contact
‘parents through the distribution
of pamphlets in an attempt to
cut down the sale and advertis-
ing of war toys.
“They make a mockery of
the Christnins spirit,” said Mr.
Laktin.

Castlegar Socials

Visitors at the ome of Mrs,
H. Johnson during th

Castlegar Savings Credit Union

is the best place to Save.
Pick the plan that best

Suits your individual needs.

were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Koehler
of Evans, Wash.

Ruth McCammon. and Joe
Dellee of Evans, Wash. were
guests of the latter’s sister, Mrs.
Anna Anderson’:on' Saturday.

Mrs. T. B. Couch and some
of her students attended tt the art

es to leave shortly to join him.

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‘CASTLEGAR DRUG

Pesdess;

_- JUST. EVERYTHING TO. PLEASE ALL CHILDREN %
"Make Your rust Stop oa Basement Eley. Wonderland Jo

“ Gomer. ‘of ‘Pine and ‘Columbia’
Open Monday — Saturday. 9:a.m. to 6 p.m.
Sunday and Holiday Hours:

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Fridays 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
12 Noon- 1 p.m. |

BLUE CHIP
“SAVINGS PLAN

Earn 5% ‘monthly on your
minimum monthly balance (to the
nearest dollar.) Why accept less? -

al 6 %
| > RENEWABLE TWO
_ YEAR TERM DEPOSITS

‘Double your: money in only. |}
12 years. Why double it:in:14 or
more years when you can ado $0.

in.12?

5 %
ON SHARES
== SAVINGS —.,
‘0s Based: on distribution‘of sur-
- elus'by the members in'1966.'In

most cases savings are also life |
snsured

ad

Phone 365-7813.

6-+7p.m.

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aE WHERE YOURE ALWAYS WELCOME.

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Published’ Every

VGE. 20; Nov 40

CASTLEGAR;.

tho’ ‘Crestbrook plant “after. the
1953 legal IWA strike’. .°.’\the

More than 100. members of b

the Lumber. and’ Sawmill Work-
‘ets _of the United Brotherhood
of Carpenters union crossed the
lines established: by. the -IWA,

The IWA's business: agent, sack i

Munro, ‘¢ claimed that: the
ters’ wi in became certifies “ta

Castlegar Taxes
Might Go Down
“Next Budget Year

Castlegar will . almo:
tainly: have a reduction a taxes

during: 1988,

This was the word given
Tuesday. by. "Castlegar Mayor, R
C. Maddocks,

‘The mayor acelined ‘to name
a specific amount in his|
prediction, but said that the pre-|
sent would

nized eople wie
scabbed on Saat tril strike ms e

‘Garlier ‘this: week‘ a Celgar,
spokeaman ‘informed the Castle-
gar News that the Jegallty of the
picketing’ of

plant’ had : been M eabliened by

the courts using the: same cases

for ‘precedent on‘ which ‘Celgar

would have relied had it attemp-|

ted’ to get’an ‘injunction to ‘stop

Bon 7 Of its Celgar pulp ‘div-
ion.

(‘The Crestbrook decision
proved Celgar lawyers right in
that if the company had tried to
obtain an injunction here, such.
an injunction vould not have
been granted,” he said.) 972:;

‘In explalning the cecision

of the carpenters’. union to cro:
the ‘legal IWA picket line, Local

some

‘Axel Jensen ‘said

“At least one member : of
council disagreed with the may-
or’s brediction, but: both egreed|
the’ situation. is very. indeterm-
inate at theis moment. *

The mayor
statement of “maybe,” arid: the
alderman too, that ‘his
ube: ‘were. fe conditional on sey-

repeated his from

were held
on‘three oceanions ‘and ‘the ‘fol-|

“4; Honor’ ‘the picket lines
and receive no financial support
many source: for an ‘indef-
inite length of.time.

+t, 12. Return: to. work with all

our ‘action . and“ fulfill: our: re-
sibility ::

~of,the ; law» supporting | -

PRICES: EFFECTIVE,
_amber 7th to 9th

we THE ‘RIGHT. To. LIMIT: QUANTITIES

IRRARARARAARARAAAAARAR :

ANOR HOUSE Frozen Fresh

Takes a
mediate 206 an hour is
‘lifting ed by Justice Munroe).

8
ie boat trom the river
s, taken, -— Cai

ac| in one. the northern Ba.

‘By. ‘ARNOLD’ MARTIN:
Staff Reporter

An_ancle! nt
found the ancient philososty, aes the!
Taost significant Siecaverics of
modern selene ‘ ix

claring its ability to release : thi
full powers of the human‘ mind.

Remini her. audience) tn,
composed of college students at
noon’ that selene feels a inaxt-

mind through meditation.”
- > She said that those who are]
adherents: of» Transcendental
Meditation ba ‘have femind A way. of!
“asing.the whole for every}:
thought; they ‘think. 'The' whole
mind is conscious’ mind.”:.:: aH

‘Mrs, Learoyd also address
a, oublle meeting at ‘the College
last night.

Explaining’. that 'Transcen-'
dental Meditation’ is more’ than

intense ‘concentration: or “emp-
g the mind"’ of ‘alli conscious

thought she sald it is the means|.: ”

The -Being, ° the

deepest force or Personality in|”

human existence.

Those who take ‘LSD or oth
er’ “psychedelic” drugs are nook
ing something, she declared, and|

«what they are really: seeking ‘is {

the: fulfilment attained through
meditation.

The’ secret’ of: this has been
known for centuries, she went on|
. but.was kept as a closely guard:
od secret until Indian meditation-|

Maharishi Mahesh determined
to i reveal the secret for. the ben-
_efit of-all- mankind.”

‘He originally used it in In-
dia for the benefit of .the- one
e

several on tat es or, are

ups 5;
Bonevan ‘and: a: group’ with the

picturesque name of {The Door.”

It is the answer to tus, aug
adding|~

problem, \‘she
that’all:or most of the current

powe: of ‘deuge

only, for a certain tanlod. of time
id after this has expired, there

is a definite “let-down.”" °°

payro!
at must: work, with: other agencies

Zinio: and “OKRD © secre tary-
treasurer: Gene Bodard told the

haa i Br arene. to: veal:
ere” no: danger‘

or? mental health from = i
cial. constantly.

‘ health'and in the ee

8 not a réligion:

© “Maharishi has gone beyond
e limitations, of. fregitonsl re-
betray ‘shed
that among followers in ‘india are
Buddhists, Hindus aud members
| of most other: religions.
It is something’ of a realra
removed entirely. from religion.|
She“ is “available in the Hi
ww Arms. all ‘day today for] yi
discussion or consultation of the
techniques ~ of’ Transcendental

Meditation: fea a ‘
Learoya' ed ‘chal

sithoush: the dex for: u:

‘Transcendental

sing
‘Meditation © :is} th

truc-|
tion from an. “eeperienced initia-

4| Castlegar: News ‘Tuesday’ there}:

e dog problem ” ‘is still
hounding town ‘councH, accord-
ing to'a
by Castlegar Alderman Bil
Reed.

‘Ald::Reed reported: ‘that: in}:
a six-day blitz of ‘all.Castlegar
houses, 786 'in all, it\was found
that there were 199. do;
“. Up to the time ‘of |
vey, he explained, 134 dog tags
‘had‘been sold and'13 more were
sold ‘since.
<) This. leaves. 52 - unlicensed
‘pooches, he . said, ; adding: that
there were 136 homes at ‘which
yr received |; no’’an-

“It took six days for the’sur-

tor.

yey, 80: it “was cpenare he
concluded.

future, is
vit Raye ‘to work to [tice
didate

on:-Castiégar council, |*
feels that vith the eccense in
lis in’ this area, the town|an

on page seven)

10 - beHeves « that}.

Mayoralty Solel

a ‘report ‘given’ Tuesday]

'| directors, town planners Raw-
ii rend Wil “Wiles. said that increas-| into,

: It suge
ment of local radio and TV pro-

= ‘with a view to.minimizing the e'in-

‘The: company } propos:
fered 22e effective Sept..1, 1.
further: 12c ' effective

; ‘May’
: 1968, another ’10c ‘on’ Jan. 4.

- Conlennalres

were. ‘who answer-
ed ‘an RD | BD react f for, bids on the

aT aropeeed cnt Seus
cost e8 are:
$1,095: per ‘month for, two am-

* pulanee vehicles" (one. a stand-|:

by unib; 99 irae per Month for.
type,” a is
-Bodard; an: $506, per monthis

although: of “‘an
“to” Mr. |

meeting between: RD ‘ ‘re:
”.| presentatives andthe. Funeral
|home: was’ to’ have reached’ a
decision Wednesday -night.:
: Costs of the’ service “will be
paid By, taxpayers of. Castlegar
Kinnaird‘:and !Eles
Mr, Boaes said a plan will
soon: get, ‘underway: ‘to “change
electoral area boundari

en Centennaires in:1968:but the
town will press for some other
form of group display from eith-
er the armed . forces or the
RCMP.

ctoral: Area J. Ue

not
see a performance of the Gold-|

Centennial flying. group *. has
been and will not per-

A booming tourist indus
similar to that of the —
fast: water. uevel. by 8 such jeans
as

i “Develop a * paste technical
and ‘economic. knowledge of ex-
isting and possible ‘future trans:

for. -util-
ities were among the predictions
made for the future in Central

lay to :the .CKRD: board of

tance of: sake and river

fast
0)
area

the
that high

aireraft,.: commuter | tention
ent for its intricate‘and colorful |°

> OFf)>3
rail, : hovercraft.,and- other, Sys
tems, the ‘report urges.
Still another. possibility is
a . govermment-shared. system: of
ranediate ‘range ‘ air routes,
using: conventional ° aircraft.
Among : the other “recom-
Papndations: of of ‘the ‘report’ were:
@ ‘Areas as along major. high-

form: at all next year.

new. council should: consider
asking the minister to put Cast-
legar ‘on any ‘planned ‘agenda
for such. events ‘as the armed
forces ‘tattoo. —

perfe

musical. xide,_ a a precision riding
team «whi attracted | at-
Se ent the ‘contin-

defe > #

Mayor R. c. Maddocks said Tues-
that | day ‘that : he “had ‘learned ‘ the
J all of: Robson will be included in

“ (He added, however, that the |"

maneouvres.

Twin Towns

town: council has

more ‘difficult by.the severity of
in Central. Ke
Regional District, -which 'encom-
passes.an area from Kinnaird in
the west to Creston ‘in ‘the east.
~.MIn total,

ways
use aa ae eliminating ‘strip
development”: of- homesites.
@. “A‘ series of ‘high’ effici-
cations and quality” industrial lo-
ions.

Sond fsoae call ‘and/or

wats transport
4 . Hecreatonal oanlenes
lestens provide a large num-
ber of. ipetivinies in'a given: area.

Secsltea ‘assurance. that’ a pro-

Investigate

Blueberry Water Source

supplies in this area.”=°'~
only

letter from Associated
Higineare read at a Tuesday
meeting of council, said the dan-
ger. of: pollution in ‘the creek is

the. possi!

“no greater than in other water|...

media’ should be ped to
daceease substantially the flow

regional issues,” the report adds.
ested that develop-

Jems’ and issues’ which are. im-

jain pee he: Cental, Kootenay
yn in

The teport envisions a re:

onal air and water report to

study. prevailing’: air: currents

and

iba ‘ini the munk
ffice 18: a‘ candidate’ for nica

‘of
Lorne‘ Zinio,” ‘whois complet-| ¢hat

ing his second ‘two-year term’ as

alderm: -always = be-] finan

leved during ‘his time‘on‘council|
(continued ‘on: page seven)

who
3 ar to: toi proviie thet most . efficient
using

‘possible of water,
0 bodies ior travel,
5 ie idea cooperat
‘was brought out in a suggestion
‘communities con:
sider. the concept asa means of
financing; their —.water, : supply.
seinae’ -waste ‘disposal, medic
and sarviceait

New:

3 Hippy: Mayor Chooses -
ral;

: “I knew you'd. come to, see the. value‘ of flower
sans Carl-Baby.”

Emblem.

— Selkirk College BLURB:

be. considered an jadi
poppy fc for the two areas; a