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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Sept. 22; 1966

12 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Sept. 22, 1966
Doukhobors Return Here
After Presenting Plaque

FIELD & STREAM By Jack White
Anglers Complaints Bring Fast Action:

West Keateriay ‘gportsmen||
- have. objected:so. strong! to.th
egg take on Meddow Cr

‘ce

By Chris Wilson ae \

New Directors
Appointed

we stock @ full seldétion of

SAVAGE SHOES’ fe

pa foe children

Wt decent pay
over to take
chnaces with
- Vad

the job’ ‘the’ easiest way. ‘they ean
under the money allotted AY the.

of 25° persons,

A
which. td for Russia and var:

ious European points ear! vat |p

qu returned home recently to
‘illant.

Upon departure, they were
entrusted by the Doukhobors
here to arrange placement of
a memorlal plaque on the
where their forefathers symbol
ically burned their firearms in
1895, to stress their stand for
peace, against war and killings.
In their report Sunday and
in Grand Forks the previous
Sunday, the spokesman for the
group, John J. Verigin, stated
the plaque was delivered to of-
ficial authorities in Akhalhalak
district in southern Russia, who
will place it on the designated
location. The memorial and site
will be under state care, he said.
Both meetings were well at-
tended and many heard descrip-
tions of the extended tour that
included historical places in It-
aly. France, England, Switzer-
land and others. Included in

hele Russian travel was Yasnaya
lyana where the writer and
hilosopher, Leo Tolstoy is bur-

Ted. Tolstoy's Philosophy is akin

to tae Ara re) Ligon

also also _broug! it ‘greet.

Heavy Damage
Follows Car
Collision Hare

Two cars were in collision,
Monday, at 8.20 p.m. near
railway crossing at Blueberry,
ie damage totalling over

1,000.

Mrs. Bruce Connatty and
her daughter were taken to
Castlegar district
treated and released.

The vehicles were driven
py. John A, Bella of Castlegar,
with a 1953.model car and Lew-
is Bruce Connatty of Thrums
with a 1962 vehicle,

Castlegar is the centre of
the West Kootenays, according
to the Chamber of Commerce,
I don’t suppose, there is one
chamber of commerce in any one
Canadian town which doesn’t
make the same claim. And its
great. Just great. The chamber
of commerce men throughout
the land are hard working peo-
ple who firmly believe in their
own propaganda. -

I would believe in it too ex-
cept for one or two things.

For instance it took me a
month to get a.telephone install-
ed. No more than a month, no
less exactly one. month. To the

hospital, | day.

If Castlegar is so central
how come I phone. some dame
in Trail to get a phone installed.
‘When I first phoned, from the
office phone, she was obliging.
She wanted to know things about

called soon.

CASTLEGAR DISTRICT

CURLING CLUB

* Registration of curlers necessary to commence new
season's activities. A general meeting is to be

Position

League ( )Men’s; (
( ) Mixed; (

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Register now and save confusion later.
For information call 365-8271 or brat n

) Women’s;
) Shift

me that only my mother knows.
But having been given the info
everything was swinging.

Two weeks later she express-
ed surprise the instrument
wasn’t in until I told her I was
in Castlegar. This evidently ex-
plained everything.

The other thing is, I won-
der if the chamber of commerce
has spread the word around| pig
about this being the centre of
the Kootenays. The minister oi
highways doesn’t seem to have
been told,

Or if ‘he has he’s keeping
ita deep dark secret sign-wise.

For many years, one and

precise, I have

fo work out what
this

$-Pimintenes

ti-teon a
ide: fine dirt

gle utah guar etictes

or wee idano ¢ 18-Brle?
ir-symbot for | 20-But In tine

ol ows,
38-Macaw American
19-Mauntaln polltical

lakes,

weiter

20-Beast of

burden,
21-Note of scale
32-Bristies
Pi of

tand
24.Guided
26-Shower

a7. Fewer’

wi %
28-Son of Adam Maore ct
29:Shovel

38.
meaticated

For Crossword Puzzle
Answer Seo

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keenness
2. Appellation

of Athena
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ob) ig.

ut last week it started on
this inflation bit. It decided that
$140 was the same as three
pounds five shilling and four-
pence. Now _I tidon't hold this

against
all I know it might put me in
fhe Jeng league of international soo-

Sat the fact remains three
pounds and: some odd ‘change
doesn’t make $140 at the time
of going to press.

Oe *

Nobody . listens to church
sermons anymore. Have you
ever noticed? Probably not. You
were asleep too.

The problem is the church-
es today don’t seem to beable
to accept people want to sleep
during the sermon. The modern
church has ‘hard backed pews
and all facing the pulpit or
whatever.

When I was in Europ e re-

lor: ‘maid:
Lockers: were secetded for a
mickey’ of’ port. And. those
churches which ‘indulged in
longer: sermons’ provided room
for a’ full bottle.

Private chapels were avail-

in - which: entire

often. the ie

Since” very.
ceiver. of a private chapel was

ond it is

A

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subscription books at any time without notice.

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THE LAST WORD

_ Opening of Mine

~| sufficient ‘to

* Stonestreet. thief’ engineer; and
‘William

also the one that read the lessons
anal system was rigged

private chapel.

For the ‘main body of the
church congregation highback-
ed seats were de rigeur. Behind
these, smaller members of the
church*could engage in mortal
combat with each other.

Nobdy could hear them be-
cause accoustics yore still to be
Invented’

fromthe main church to the |’

To Society

Two new directors were ap-
pointed to the Robson Recrea-
tion society at its regular meet-

Maddocks Shoe Store

ing last

Appointed were Ken Knut-
‘son of Columbia Heights and
Mrs..Phillip Wanjoff of Robson.

‘The dual appointment
brings the committee total to
nine under the chairmanship of
Fred Zibin of Robson; George
Markin also of Robson is vice-
Shale:

and
stone bulk of the “pullding ab-
sorted all’ sound. Even the ser-

“a the cathedrals there still
is n the

at the meetl
‘was the proposed addition to the
Robson Community hail and

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121 Columbia Ave. — Phone 365-5531
Box 741 — Castlegar, B.C... ‘
First-class general welding and’ machine work.
Specialty: broken crank! shafts, gas and diesel
cylinders and heads. Full iunanioe’
Steel Fabrication — 24-hour, Service
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heating for the

to that of the choir. I was sever-
y reprimanded when I attempt: |.
dto add‘an uncertain alto to
the choir at Lichfield Cathedral
in western England.

A friend:of mine, who hap-
pened to be an Anglican priest
in the Peace river country, sald
the insurance companies were
taking the place of churches to-
day. I pointed out the architect-
ual faults: of the churches in
Canada and added him to the list
of my ex-friends.

Two weeks ater he joined
the NDP ‘party
election and was removed from

his diocese. Feeling I was in
part responsible for his disen-
chantment* with the religious-
quo I went.to. work for:

congregation. to add ec * voice u

in the federal]:

There's; probably a moral
in all this pe because of the
seating arrangement I haven't
had time to Mork it out yet.

120 Pérsons Watch

Beta Sigma Phi
Slage Meeting
To Start Year

The members of Alpha Phi
chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held
thelr first meeting of the season

recently at the home of Mrs,
J. Gormley at Kinnaird.

‘A program on invitation and
introduction was given by, Mrs.
J. Bozek and Mrs, P. Majesgey.

Hostesses for the. evening
were Mrs. Gormley and Mrs. G.
Achelle. :

UNIVERSITY GRADUATES
Teacher Education Opportunity

Applications are Invited for enrollment in a modi-
fied p: to prepare for

secondary teaching. After four months of initial in-
struction beginning in May,’ 1967, students will be as-
signed to regular classrooms as intern teachers and will
be paid an appropriate salary. Applicants must be at least
28 years old and hold good university degrees with maj-
ors in two subjects no! ght: in the secondary
schools or honours in one. For further details write to:

DEAN OF EDUCATION, UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA,
Victoria, B.C,

department: of conservatic

nt’ chle€
Biologist Ea Vernonand.
alstant Ron anemea up.

on ~-and_- Thomas

Mr.
objected AK the wordihg of our |!
e to the

vminister: in “Which

Ms “slated 10,000 fish ‘were be-
: ing * ‘stripped” daily, The word|:

depiriment prefers , * is

ftanala .
‘: ‘They further objected

“the statement that 500,000 eh] th

were being: held. back’, ;from
spawning, | but, wheh, we explain:
ed he arrived at ‘this fei
ure, Sir. Vernon, ‘did state “that
perhaps. we were closer;,in our
estimate than: phat he. chad or-

oye a
what; the “thou ht ‘his
tage,.would, be...they: declined to
give even a _gestimate on it.
Vernon stated,. “We

t tite for. five minutes
Mr. Vernon and Mr. Thomas

1d: thai
this is one 16 of the biggest red fish
guns on the Meadows in: years

they feel, as we do, there] the

is immediate necessity for more
soning gravel ‘on Meadow | aj

It
‘ning

'y artificlal spaw-
vel beds will have to bo
installed on the Meadow to com-
pensate for those lost in the
Duncan River by the, construc:
tlon of the Duncan Dam.

Our biologists have .to.do

ercen-|

a ERNST TIES
— The NEW LOOK in Ties —
“Also; See: Our Fall Jacket Selection

Bo NNETT’

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‘Business and Professional Directory

By Mines Minister

A new molybdenum mine,
Red Mountain Mines Ltd., was
scheduled ‘to be officially open-
ed. Tuesday.

About 120 local and cubes,
town guests were expected
witness the Hon. D. L. croeheast
British Columbia’s Minister of

Mines and Pet
perform the ‘opentig ceremony.
‘Mr. Brothers is ember of Ross.
land-Trail.:¢: <2°:**

Included in the local guests
are Rossland Mayor Harry Le-
fevre and Trail- Mayor Joseph
Palyga. Representing district
clergy will be Rev. G. Rumsay,
Rev. W. P. Morrison, and Rev.
A. K. Macintyre. *.-

‘With a rated production ca-
pacity. of 400 tons of -molybde-
num ore a day, Red: Mountain
Mines shares the . mountain it
te-| takes its name from with the
fine ‘ski runs of Red ‘Mountain
Ski Club, about two miles from
this city.

‘The molybdenum ore is
mined by qdirrying methods at
an elevation fof. about 4,000 Zt.
and trucked; downhill: to the
mill site at 3500 ftt. for crush-
ing and concentrating.

\In‘its finaligorm for ship-
ment, the Frodiiet is'a-fine dark

‘d drums
the ‘United States.Molybdenum,
in various forms, is in. “good de-
mand for alloys,’ h

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Naturopathic Health Service
low. Building

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S166 |

and electronic :uses.

Work commenced on the com-
pany’s property on Febru:

964, under the direction of | of for.

ment Resources: (1962): Limit
During © exploration, mle
num was encountered’ on the
west flank of’Red' Mountain.

"Management of the: pro ect

Nickel Compan: y of © Canada;

Limited) on November 15, 1964,

By early 1965 results were

a ated bala

‘sion to -build a; plant. ant ig

the property ‘to Prod This

work was completed about one
thio later.

The operation represents a
total investment of aboutt $2,-
000,000, states Ashton W. John-
ston, president of the company,

_ Bryan C, Fillingham is man-
ager oF themine:‘Roger Gag-
non is general superintendent,

Other key personnel are: Nick
Stables “accountants ich-
, mill superintendent; Nigel

Durham, quarry fore-

Officers-and directors are:
Mr. Johnston, Pr president; Cc. E.
Michener, _yice-pr resident; - H.
Brodie Hicks, managing direc-
tor; R. W. Falkins and J. E. a
Wood, directors; L.'E. Wetmore,
secretary; and: W. ‘M..O'Shaugh-
nessy, treasurer. beni Falkins
and Wood are

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SANDING — FINISHING —
‘&-< Old Floors

“PUBLIC NOTICE

Pi posed: | Extension 0 of Boiiridaries

}; Corpor tion of the villese ‘of Kinnaird

TAKE ‘NOTICE that pursuant: to: section. 21
~ of the “Municipal Act? the Council of the Corpora-

. the Minister,

the following ‘described ‘lands:

“Blocks 14 to 18 inclusi re, of Plan 788, DL.
. 4598, also the area _encl yy a line
> at the Junction of the Westerly boundary of the

thence along the. Southeriy boundary’ of Lot’ 12358
thence ‘North ajong the Westerly boundaries of
Lots 12358, 12360, 12361, 12362, 712363, 12364 to
the juricti with the 1 dary of Tot
7198 thence West along ‘the herly bound:

. tion of the Village . of Kinnaird intends to petition _
{unicipal ‘Affairs requesting the ©
extension of the area of the municipality to include .

© Village’ and’ the Southerly. boundary. of Lot 12358. _

It is our duty to the wild-
life of our. district ‘to make suré
that we get immediate attention
on anything that we find remiss,

man who never makes
a mistake isnot doing.

but on; the: other - hand, anyone
who spots a mistake and makes
no move’ to- correct. it, is a
much poorer man than the one
who made it-or-did nothing’ in
first place. We, as Sports-
men, should “have no qualms
it anytime in questioning what
we think is not right for our

wil life.

se who are. out to win
the Tost t to phy this year are
going to have. to come up with
a Boone and Crockett, minimum
sized set of horns to even have
a look in,.I, had the pleasure
of putting a tape ona 10 inch
set‘a couple of nights ago which
was bagged by one of our Cast-
legar club. members.

‘A young chap by the name
of Fredricksen who climbed
high, hard-and ° fast : to’; bring
back a trophy, that’ is, if -it
doesn’t shrink, is going to take

a’ real good look ‘at the Boone
and Crockett listings,

: i) Speaking of goat, Pastor L:
Reeves brought in a-nice one,
from the Eiry Mountain count
On his way out he had to pass
up an even nicer goat, since his
tag was already filled, but that’s

ie breaks.

Peter Young bagged one up
in the Kaslo country while hunt-
ing with partner, Je: Brown,
They passed up-a.couple’ of nice
muleys and a grizzly but plan
on going. back.in a few, weeks
time for them:

Fishing is back
with a few taken” on’ ma beh the
Arrows and the Kootenay. Fish
up to 15.po ds: were the } order
of the da: 3
‘Barry and “ly Hil just
came back from a trip to Van-
couver Island and. arbit.of fish-
ing in the Gold River Inlet coun-
‘try. Barry boated a nice 13%
pound spring, but Ivy came up
with..a -real- p: six foot

I guess it was: either Mr.
Octopus or Mrs.: Hill‘over the
side and Ivy. came back, so she

ust have Won out.”

th a ;
ough a' few, are still bein; 3
zo.me Nave se ua isk 4

of Lot; 7198; north: along;the Westerly boundary
of Lot 7198 thence East along the Northerly boun-

Kinnaird Westerly boundary thence Southerly along
the said Westerly. pone to the point of com-
; mencement.”.

: AND“ FURTHER TAKE ‘NOTICE THAT if a

of ‘the* d- by
the undersigned within 30 days of" the last publ
cation of this notice in a newspaper, the question.
of the extension of ‘the area of the- municipality

for the assent of the ‘owner-electors. :

ji AND™ FURTHER, TAKE ‘ “NOTICE THAT. any
owner, ‘of lan within ‘the ‘area -herein désctibed

toria, B.C.; of his objections within 30: days of the
Jast publication of this Rotice. ina newspaper.

< AND THAT. this’ig the second and last pub-
lication: of ‘this notice’ in a newspaper.

". dary of Lot.7198 to its junction with the present:

.. petition. ‘of ‘at least one-tenth in momar of the .

_ to include the aforesaid lands ‘will be submitted .

of Municipal ‘Affairs; Parliament’ Biuldings, Vic-_

The: Corporation. of the Village of Kinnaird —

‘of the'ste
er slopes but they're jecattered.
out a bit and only. on the
side of the mountain ‘app:

M Mrs.’ C. H. King
hae retumed home. from. Vie-
toria’ where they. motored with
their daughte:

Rey

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