12 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 20, 1972

| KINNAIRD COUNCIL NOTES |

Kinnaird town council
Tuesday night welcomed
the new director of the Re-
gional Recreation Commis-
sion No, 1, Jack Alouf to its
meeting, and also greeted

commissioner for KIDA,
Letters of appreciation
from various organizations
were also received, From G,
C. Bissell, district superin-
tendent of schools, came
“special acknowledgment”
for permitting the Young
Voyageurs from New Bruns-
wick who have been visiting
the arent to use the swim:

ater McCreight, sec-
Te of the Castlegar
Tennis Club wrote in to
five the! “alncerest
thanks” for the two trucks
which the town placed at
the club’s disposal to haul
erushed rock to the site of
the new tennis courts in
Castlegar. y

Tentative date for the
completion of the two new
courts, the letter said, was

also in-
Reid, of
the Canada Bost ‘Office’ de-
partment in Vancouver that
the post offices, at Kinnaird
and Blueberry “will contin-
ue to provide full postal ser-
vice to their customers un-
til such time as letter car-
rler service is implement-
ed.” Such service was to
have begun next month, but
en postponed ‘until
1979. No exact date has yet
been established, the post
office dd,

With a reflection on
history, aird council
has Woled to send its con-

tulations to Nelson and
ossland on their 75th jubi-
lees being celebrated this
elson ‘had written

to the aldermen inviting
them to join with them in
their celebrations which will
run from Aug. 5 to Aug.

“At this time,” the let-
ter from the City "of reuton
said, “we would like to
press our sincere thanks {0
our fellow members of the
Kootenays for their contri-
bution to our development
over the past 75 years and
Pledge ou e our filial loyalty for
the

Aldermen received an-
other invitation os well.
This take part dn a

Park Problems
Starkly Shown
in Slide Talk

A series of color sldse

ed by the Department of
Municipal Affairs to discuss
the relationship between the
regional district and its
member municipalities,

occupied in eneral sessions
with the minister, Hon, Dan.
Campbell and senior mem-
bers of his department.

Congratulations of a
more local character were
also sent to the Aquanaut
Swim Club for their achleve-
ments in the international
swimming meet held in Kin-
naird last weekend.

Kinnaird Gouncil
Nominations Close
On Monday

With nominations clos-
ing on Mont for the vac-
ant Kinnaird aldermanic
seat, only one person has
announced his intention to
run.

wr Clerk Allen ade

The cton wales will
held on Aug. 5 be we as made
necessary. by leath o}
Ald, Jim Macheth.

Speaker Theft

Ge! Deschamps, of
Castlegar’ pleaded guilly in
police court Tuesday to -
charge of theft imder $200.

Passing of sentence was
suspended for six months,

The charge arose after
the theft of a radio speaker
from Ed Sorenson’s Auto-
Wrecking von on the d-
Christina Lake Highway.

ina

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— Castlegar

. Buck Pacholzuk,

dition; of Rae arks and play.
ground facilities in the area
was shown to

town council Tuesday night.

The pictures, taken by
former
director for Regional Recre-
ation Commission No. 1,
were shown by Bill Henne,
chairman of the commission
and one of the r rene ne
tives from Kinnairé

‘board. He was accompanied
by Jake Koenig, the other
representative.

The films were shown
in the

Proposal that a regional
Parks and Recreation Board
be organized to deal with
the development and main:
tenance of parks

The pictures flashed on
the screen showed parks in
Kinnaird, Robson

of them were particular!
flattering.

Council agreed in prin-
cipal to the idea of having
the Recreation Commission
make a further study of the
ee E

anwhile, the Selkirk

Lions Club reported to coun-
ll that they tad approved
motion “that a work pro-
i be formed to upgrade
e xidales Section at the

The president, Law-
rence Popoff, said “Ut is an-
ticipated that a one or two
night work party can com-

this worthwhile pro-
ae s hoperully, as soon as
possible,’

Aldermen had __ high
praise for the Selkirk Lions
Bro osal and eon appre-

ion for type of
Sune eee

Slocan Teacher
Narrowly Escapes
Highway Death

A Slocan school teach-

row escape
early Tuesday morning just
south of New Denver.

The half-ton pick-up
which he was driving grazed
a telephone pole and went

down an embankment into .

Slocan Lake. Craig crawled
back up to the highway and
flagged down a passing mo-
torist who took him to Slo-
ean Lake Hospital in New
Denver from facial

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Police are investigating
the mishap.

Guilty Plea Heard
In Marijuana Gase

A plea of guilty was en-
tered on Tuesday in Castle-
a police court for
narge of possession of mar-

Derran Hackman, 37, ot
Robson was arrested
downtown Castlegar aie
a car check on July 1 and,
police said, a small quantity
of marijuana was seized.

He was fined $250,

Gpl. Norm. Negrey
Leaves Local Post
For Trail Giiice

The Castlegar detach-
ment of the Royal C:

[ CASTLEGAR COUNCIL NOTES |

Less than an hour was
needed Tuesday for the re-
gular meeting of Castlegar
council when we: separate

the mobile home is in the

FIT-RITE

Eremenko’s ‘so:s

area alread:
this type of structure,
Mr. Horlick was cautions

Mounted Police is losing its
corporal to Trail,

Corporal Norman Ne-
grey, who has been with fae
local office since July las!
pear will take charge af
he RCMP's cit detechuisnt
in Trail on Aug. It is
likely he will be promoted
to sergeant when the pro-
motion list is posted

He, his wife and. three
sons, ‘Allan, Brent and Greg
will be moving to Trail.

Draft Rink Lease
Being Prepared
By Town Council

The Town of Castlegar
is to have a draft lease pre-
pared for council's approv-
al so that work may begin
on new curling facilities.

‘rhis step was taken by
council Tuesday when Ald.
Andy Shutek stated he had

essary steps that would al-
low them to begin work as
soon as possible.

Trail Woman
Dies in Mishap
Near RCMP Post

A Trail woman, Marg-
aret Casselman, was killed
Sunday afternoon in a Eat,
fic accident a half
south of the Grescent Valley
RCMP station.

Mrs. Casselman was the
lone occupant of a car
wi was involved in a
head-on collision with a ve-
hicle driven by Edward
Perepolkin of New Denver.

Mr. Perepolkin and his
passenger Robert Ono,
were treated at Kootenay
Lake District Hospital and
released.

Police Search
For Missing Man
In Mystery Grash

Police in Castlegar are
looking for Charles Turner,
an employee of a Trail car
firm, following the discov-
ery on Sunday of a 1968-
model car at the foot of an
embankment in Kinnaird.

The vehicle was found
by some children playing
near the old Kinnaird
dump, after the car appar-
ently slid down a 200-foot
embankment.

A police spokesman said
the car was owned by R &
W Motors of Trail.

‘Witness’ Meeting

All meetings this week
of the local congregation of
Jehovah’s Witnesses have
been cancelled in prepara-
tion for a four day conven-
tion being held in Kelowna

July 20-28, according to
John Kisielewski, presiding
ministe!

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In _ attendance . were
Mayor John Landis, Ald,
Andy Shutek, Ald. R.
Cuuk and deputy clerk-trea-
surer B, J. Price. Ald, Bob
Maddocks was also present
but was delayed for the
first part of the meeting.

irst delegate heard
was Jacob Pedersen a re-
sident of Columbia Ave. for
some 33 years,

Mr. Pedersen expressed
his ‘concern over nei;

Shop and Boundary Indus-
tries operate.

He cited circumstances
several years past when the
pro) erty was used by the

‘o-Op Transportation Xocle-
iy and was condemned then
as a erie to

Mr. Pedersen stated the
situation is even more con-
gested now and spoke of

stances on the premises
that have caused concern
such as a big crain pulling
down cable and telephone
lines, and an explosion with
a resulting fire and the
blocking of sidewalks mak-
ing it necessary for People
to eo into the street

*. consideration appears
to be more for one business
than the other,” said Mr,
Pedersen. He felt the towns
worksforeman Alex Lutz
also had need to speak to
the Trail Auto B Shop.

When asked al
situation Mr. Lutz “stated he
had approached the busin-
ess in question about park-
ing violations.

Mr. Pedersen suggested
the business should have
private parking facilities as
well as proper drainage
vie he washing its equipment

low!

"Ald. Shutek and Mr.
Lutz were asked to look in-
to hie problem

temporary ‘permit
was frahted to Ronald Hor-
lick who requested permis-
sion to locate a mobile
home on Ninth Ave. The
permit was granted to al-
low Mr. Horlick to move
more rapidly. The site ‘for

Leap From Car
Spares the Life
Of Golden Man

Robert Balsdon, of
Golden, jumped out of his
car near New Denver last
week, as the vehicle tumbl-
ed 250-feet down an em-

ent. He was not ser-
lousty hurt,

The accident occured
near Cape Horne,

According to witnesses,
while garageman Tex Larri-
more of New Denver was

of oil. Seconds after she no-
ticed it, the vehicle caught
fire. This incident was not
reported to RCMP.

Strange Object
Sighted in Sky
Over Lions Head

An “Unidentified Fly-
ing Ohiect™ was reported
over the Lions Head at
Hobson 0 on Sunday evening.

ur persons reported
to RCMP they had seen the
“bright object” which sud-
denly disappeared from
view.

rted by Marnie Shwartz,
Eadie Rilkuff, Rocky White
and Jeff Cawt.

They told police they
were at ne Robson pool
when the _ strange
came into view at 8.40 p.m.
They described it as being

very shiny” and. “very
bright.”

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Wedding
Invitations

“with Mr.

ane UFO sighting was

sight,

to check oul
building regulations
Lutz to assure
there would be no extra
burden placed on Mr. Hor-
lick later.

Permission was.granted
to the Castlegar-Robson
Royal Canadian Legion,
Branch No. 170 to operate
a beer garden on their pre-
mises in conjunction with
KC Days celebrations.

More information will -

be sought by the Town of
Castlegar relating to a re-
west from the Town of
Golden asking for. support
ofa Fequent for govern:
ment action to prevent fut-
ure serious flooding prob-
lem.

In the request, dredg-
ing, extra dyking and other
steps are suggested. Ald.

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Cook stated. ae would like
to have m of
the situation, so he fnew
what was involved in giving

supp oestoads Datsun will
be submited by the Town
of Castlegar as a candidate
for the Park & ord

‘ophy.

Council was in agree-
ment that no other piece of
local property had been so
improved upon as this pat-
ticular plece and will sub-
mit phowos to varify their
recommendations.

was made of

three future events at which
as many council members as
possible will stent. These
are Au ug. 4 seminar on re-
Erne ashi between Reglon.

and its memb

muni to be held fn
vik; 27 meeting

for which “contin

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July 24 to 28. Time 9.30
to 11.30 a.m. Grace Pres-
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Ave, Kinnaird. Four
years old and up. Come
and bring your friends.

General Meeting of the
Kinnaird Aquanaut Swim
Club, Thursday, July 20
at 7.30 p.m. in the Kin-
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Slocan Valley and City
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VOL, 25, No. 30

CASTLEGAR; BRITISH COLUMBIA, THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1972

15 CENTS PER COPY |

Provincial Treasury Board
Approves (Castlegar Curbing

outer, antbi st "

jetting a new loo!

In the ade
new sidewalks ve aiteak

hutel aie
stl public

works committe
‘in the offing. fore

Next stage will be
sidewalks in’ the area ea

Mr. Shutek’s announce-
ment of new sidewalks
comes hard on the heals of
an announcement at the
weekend from the Hon.

Donald Brother's office
Victoria. ch

In 2 telephone | inter-
the minister of
r Ros-

Shutek
for the Sherbiko Hill
trict,

Two Way Contest on ay 5
dl Kinnaird Aldermanic Post

ill be a two-w
adermanlg

necessita
of Ald. Jim Macbeth.
londay, To
Allen om salbie Sad ws aaa
it, Ri

losed.'
“ Two candidates had de-
ted Sister
was for
who .was endorsed Wy cat
ses Ch merry
d his pa-
pers: with the town ofticn.

JACK CHERNOFF

‘Three Vehicles Write-Off's”
Crescent Valley RCMP. Report .

$ Three cars and a bicy-
cle were totalled in a series

o£ weekend accidents — re-
; ported by the crescent Val-

Jey RCMP. deta
Early Saturday
, @ two car. head-on col-
on one mile west of the

* Crescent Valley: Junction re-
sulted in

injuries to Bott

drivers, ‘Police ‘said a

line and hit head-on a
up driven by John Sap:
21, of. Thrums.
Rezanoff, who suffered
cuts, was charged by
tigating. officers and
ken ‘suffered bruises,
before noon on
fay, Bill W. Hood-

Sho.
the same

“{eoff, 59, of ‘Thrums was’

A third accident, Just

ai i ¢ ic = * sty
programy justrial ‘park,
s relations with ‘senior *

morn- dition.

. Sunday morning,

~ Page 14,

Neither of the two men

OLD P

He

HOUSE burned fiercely on
Friday as a smafl crowd of watchers wit-

Societ is also'a
resident of the BC. Curie

ee Clubs Association.
Born in London,- and a

‘nessed the

gar, near the: ‘water tank, it has long been
deserted, Members of the B.C. Forest Service

former Edmonton business
who* :

: pag i

governments, a review: of of
ences pullding 0
ism an nears er The" p govern-
‘all ane a of develop. mént has Faven approval in
ments relating to the com- principal to licensing the

: _Pitite People’s Nursery. in

35; is a na-. ~ Kinnaird.
a gra

Cc ff,
tive of Nelson, and pie nursery is Operated

Located outside ‘the town: limits of Castle.

hope toon open the te ts Pep

’s Nursery on y,

i (7, and will ask: that

th zoning ‘application be
react tivated.

Mr. Ehman also announc-

ed the Of Mrs.

id care Society, whose
tality in Castlegar is al-

open.

lent Jerry Ehman
says certain changes have
to be made before the fire
marshal and me Gecirieal |W

spector will give

proval, and when this is
done, a permanent licence
will be issued.

Mr. Ehman said the soc-
iety will be informing the
town of Kinnaird that they

Out of Gosia’
Door Killing
‘Leads to Fine

Shooting a deer out of
season brought. a $25. fine
to Harry Kooznetsoff in po-
lice court Wednesday.

zi Kooznetsoff told the
court the white-tailed deer
had been destroying his gar-

den,

: Charges were laid by R.
.4. Rutherglen, conservation

-ofteer of Nelson.

.. The incident took place :
ye Sunday, June 4, near

Two out-of-town bands,
a team of magnificent Cly:
desdale horses, the antics of
Disney-like animals and bea
utiful queens, will be
lights , of Saturday's
Days parade.
. The parade will marsh-
all at the Castleaird: Plaza
at 10 a.m. on Saturday and
will start i 11, making its
smen's

earl
Gla

ce of about two miles. Par-
ade officials estimate’ it
ht take an hour. to pass

iven point, and: the
GPR as promised not to
send any trains up or down
the line during

 pvethead, three aircraft
Tarasoff’s from Adastra Aviation will
car left the highway and fly over the parade to. give
a ee
- ade and the spectators who
ated, police said. - : will be lining The street.

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YOUR
- SUNDAY DRIVE -

Do you have a favorite _
Sunday afternoon drive you *
would like to share with
thers?

+ This week the C
News. is sharing with its
readers..a view of the old
Doukhobor village at Cham-
pion Creek—Biahadotna.

You will find it on

north of Crescent Valley
sent Sidney Tarasoff,’ of
Crescent Valley to hospital
in Nelson where he is re-

ported to be in good con-

Police said that early

‘he procession will be
led by mounted RCMP Con-
stable Dick Crosson, . fol-
lowed by a highway patrol
car from the local detach-
ment.

The uncertainty caused
by labor. in the
area seems to be just about
over.

Members of the United
Steel Workers of America
have voted to accept a two
year contract with Cominco

way dow! to’ Kinsm
Park in Castlegar, a distan- .

e parade ©

* national

Betty Ramsey as nursery

it Mes for the new fac-

dlity. Mrs. Ramsey is 2. Era
f Winnipe;

Kootenay-Columbia Child
Care Soci and was in-
planning * of

unit,
i Little People’s Nur-
funded

by a “federal” o| portunities
pant, t, but the founders ran

taugh' ig in.
London, Ont., and has been
involved in child care cen-
tres in Vancouver.

Until her appointment
as nursery supervisor, Mrs.
Ramsey was secretary of the

Immediately behind will
be the red fire truck of the
Castlegar Volunteer Fire
Department, and in case of
emergency it will be able to

away from the parade
without causing too many
problems, ~ i

A color party from the
Royal Canadian Legion: will
march ahead of a converti-
ble carrying Mayor John

Landis of Castlegar and Ma-
yor Colin Maddocks of Kin-
qi

ird.
Behind them will be
Hon. Donald Brothers, min-
ister of education and mem-

Fament for Kootenay-

Then will come Gerald Rust,
representing the Regional
District of Central Kootenay
and Mary Anderson, vice-
President of the. Castlegar
and District Chamber of

Commerce,

The first of the decor-
ated floats will be the regal
Public Freightway's truck
carrying the newly-crowned

that will ofter a -17.5 per
cent increase in wages and
benefits.

Members of the Inter-
Woodworkers _ of
America employed by Tri-
angle-Pacific. Forest Pro-
ducts at Slocan will be back

All the Gay Excitement of a Fiesfa-Day
-Llies Ahead With Great KC Days Parade

KC Ways queen and her re-
tinue, as well as the visiting
queens from Deer Park,
Wash., Grand Forks, Nelson,
Trail,” Salmo and Repub! lic

The Nelson Jaycees pave
entered a floral float
has at Castleaird Pata.

Trumpet Band. who have
won many international hon-

ors.
The’ will ‘be followed .

by the Selkirk Lions
followed by one whieh wi
offer: sheer delight to the

it ‘Wil
“Wild-
u a or-

This e ry, led by Dave
Sheridan, ealite of pranc-
(continued on page 16)

Labor Problems in the Area Simmer Down

: on the job after accepting a

new two-year contrac!

And, construction work-
ers have’ voted on proposals
put to them by the industry,
while “on the the employers
we ie on the proposed con-

Twin Towns Set to Play
* KC Days Draw Nigh

The count-down has be-

for the start of the

in-filled KC Days.

Final meeting of the
planning committee was
nee a week ago,’ and shale:

ert to

those who had been work-
ing for months on the cele-
bration, “Don't — worry
about ae weather, it never
rains 01 ays,"

The events start on Fri-
day at 9 am. with the op-

+ ening of a:Doukhobor mar-

ket at the Doukhobor Hall
Cas

peweet those periods
of time, something will be
Folng on Gust about all the

Highlights 0 of the festi-
vities the crowaing
of the one at the Hi Ar.
row Arms Friday night and
the parade on Saturday
morning, For those wie like

to take a chance the

splaning wheels ‘and. games

is a midway-like set-

up at the -Castleal eres
Siarting on Saturday at 2

Local Ridings
Prepare For Vote
On August 30

e aeielave
Victoria. for or
year
rovincial el-

A thrill-a-second: event
takes place at

7 pm. This

five-man parachute
team from Edmonton, the
second Airb

which will sit upstream.’
from the event so as to

able to speed down river

to the rescye. :
There’ will also be a.
hall hour show put on by .ff

dos of: the Canadian Air-
borne Regiment.

They i jump from
5,000 feat and land on the
school prounds. Just in case
something goes wrong with
the wind and they land in
the Columbia, Celgar is
supplying a. rescue boat

KC Days officials warn ©. :

that this event could cause
a traffic tie-up in the area
ae ve schoo} ane su,
people park awa!
the echeol ind walk to the the :
event.
After this show is over,
(continued on page 16)

Eight Young Ladies Compete
For KC Days Queen's Throne

be this year’s
KC Dae gue to succeed
Queen: Dee Chase?

This big question will
be' decided Friday night at
the BB Queen's Cabaret to
be held in Hi Arrow

Arms. Motor Peet at 9-p.m.
Admission is $10 per
couple and reservations can

be be made at the desk at the.

Seeking the title are:
Sue Dahl sponsored b; ihe
Dairy Queen; Lillian
erman,' Knights of Colum.
us; Joan Muller, Castlegar

e.

‘which precedes the act

judging. For’ the
suit part of the udgee the
contestants will be

held on ‘Aug. 27, bi
: tuo ths th

gressive’ Conservative 2).

(Social Credit came into
power in 1952 with the de-
feat of B; i. ““Boss”,
dohnson n’S eral adminis-.

There: are three .candi-.

footsteps of retiring’ Queen
Chase,

Dee

They will ride in the
Kc Days parade on Satur-.
day, enthroned on a decor-
ated Public

flatdeck truck, freighiays

thers,
of education, The Liberal.
standard bearer is Mayor.
Colin Maddocks of Kinnair
and representing the New
Democratic Party is Chris

"Arcy.
In. Revelstoke-Slocan,
- the ‘present

THIS THGUSAND DOLLAR BILL could be
yours, if (8) you'buy a KC Days ticket and
(b) if your ticket is.dréwn at the Kiwanis
Club barbecue at’ Pass Creek on Sunday -
night. KC Days secretary Faye Desnautniers
and Rick Constantineau of the Castlegar

many such parades. Last
year,’ Queen. Dee went to
the Vernon Winter Carniv.

Grand. Forks, Creston an
Sam. Steele - Days’ at Cran-
rook.

Watching the ceremonies
Friday night will-be several
out of: town ‘queens, who
will be formally welcomed
at the Hi Arrow Arms at

They are Sandra Smith,

7 pan.

branch of the Bank of Montreal hold the

of Grand Forks, accompan- ;
ied by two arn and»

bill, which, by the way very much like a
$2 bill. KC Days officials hope everybody
will get out and buy one of these tickets,
which are on sale at most twin town busi-
ness establishments. :

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