COSTUCCAR NEWS, Thuteds April 4, 1974

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Former Casflegar Resident

Elmer Wilfred

Former resident of Castle-
gar, Elmer Wilfred Dams, 51,
died March 21 in the Royal
Inland Hospital, New Westmin-
ster. Private family service was
held March 23 at MacLeod's
Funeral Chapel.

Mr. Dams, who was born in
Merritt, came to Castlegar at
an early age attending school

New Constable
To Transfer
From Nelson

A new will be

Dams Passes

here. He served with the
Canadian Air Force during the
Second World War and on

returning from the service he

was employed by Cominco.

Later he worked at the
pulp = mill re) moving to
Kamloops in 1!

Mr. Dams was a resident of
Heffley Creek and was employ-
i ‘i with “Weyerhaeuser Pulp

He is survived by his wife,
Elizabeth (Betty); four sons,
Barry of Kamloops, Dennis of
Savona, Allan of Lac La Biche,

Alta. and Greg, at home; three

taking up duties here April 16
with the departure ‘of Cst,
Gerry Williams who will be

resuming duties on that date at _

Vancouver.
New constable is Frank
Zentnor of Nelson. Cst. Zentnor

is single and. has four years of:

service.

two brothers,
Stan of Honeymoon Bay, B.C.
and Tyre] of Castlegar and two
sisters, Pearl Anderson. of
Robson and: Dorothy Muskett
of Delta.

Rev. Nelson H. Atkinson
officiated at the service.
Cremation ‘followed,

SUNSET DRIVE-IN

Biggest Screen in'the West Kootenay
For Movie Information Phone 365-5811.
Showtime 7:30 p.m.

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April 10

$3 Per Car

“Haunted
Palece’: i

“CUTTING OF. THE RIBBON at the official se of the’ new

Castlegar Savings Credit Union building Saturday. morning. ot

performed by Miss KC Days Brenda Healey with the

having been defeated at. the polls that evening by Mayor Ed
Mosby A A large crowd gathered in unsettled weather to take

~ Agreement for Development
Assistance in B.C. Reached

(continued from page 1)

ed will be “a fraction” of the
tolal ‘cost, he said,

The minister. d
on all’'the :reports that the
northwest agreement. will call
for new. hydroelectric dams,
new towns and ‘sawmills ‘and
the development of vast miner-
al reserves,

He referred Se tlaly to”

>> p recently-leaked report on a
~) soclal impact study going on in

the ‘northwest, conducted by
the environment and Land Use
secretariat, and said: proposals
from’ such’ studies’ should ‘be
:looked as models for develop-
ment: and “not as‘ definitive
government | plans.

Commenting on'the report
‘of new dams being: built, Mr.
-Lauk | repeated: the ern, s
ment’s position: that,''we don't
expect there will be ‘any dams
in’ the ‘northwest during: our
term of office...”

‘Asked .. why the: ‘social

impact: study was. being ; con-
«ducted, in-the northwest, Mr. .;

at ‘Lauk : said - it: was: the “most

‘72 -beautiful area in the world” and

the government wanted to be

sure that the proposed develop.
ment’ would. be’ in’ the best

part:
building built at

“former resident and an officer of the Credit Union for 17 years,
“Norris Churches of Salmon ‘Arm. To the right of Misa Healey is
Castlegar's' former Mayor’ John’ Landis who’ that® morning
performed what could possibly be his last official act as mayor

the approximate cost of $210,000. Besides the board members and
Mr. Landis, other delegates included Peter: Podovinikoff of B.C.
Central Credit Union, arehitert 0 George Furnadjfetf and Boundary |

interests of the area.

A schedule attached to the » i
general agreement states that:

News Photo ‘without’: government action,

most of the future’ economic

‘Two Persons

In Weekend of isa :

‘A two-car crash near the

Kinnaird Bridge .in’ Castlegar.
+ early Sunday morning sent two

persons to hospital and. demol-
ished both of the: vehicles.

Castlegar RCMP say that a

car driven by Kenneth Ernest.
Miscavitch of Castlegar collided
with a vehicle driven by Robert
Gordon Chalmers of Trail.”

Mr. Chalmers and a pas-

senger, Judy Roberts of Kam- -

loops, were injured in the crash
and taken to the Castlegar and

¢>District Hospital © where they
i to

: s
his passenger's

injuries were not determined at

+) that time.

Mr.° Miscavitch — suffered
only minor cuts and was ‘not
hospitalized. The accident * is

still under investigation.

Lorenzo Borsato of Trail
and. Alex’ “A, Mojelsky.’: of
Castlegar’ were, involved ;in a
two-car ‘accident’ Saturday : af-
ternoon at 1st Ave. and Pine St.
in Castlegar.| RCMP: say; that
neither driver. was injured but
that $1,000 total: damage was
incurred.

Mr. Borsato’ was. charged
by police ‘with failing to: stop
properly at’a-stop sign.

‘A ‘rear-end “collision | on
Columbia ‘Avenue ‘in: Castlegar

resulted in $1,400 total

Swill git
of Castlegar slammed. i thet
rear of a.car driven by William
E. Pickering, also of Castlegar.

Mr.” Kinakin has» bee!
charged with impaired driving.
No injuries‘were reported.

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From Page’)

Striving for Regional Library

approval of.the scheme. before
proceeding with. it.

The ‘delegates voted that
they ‘would work, towards a.
regional ‘library’ system. Two
resolutions were drawn up to ©
the effect that a committee for
an all-Kootenay. library system
“meet as’ soon’ as. possible to
devise: ways and’ means to
initiate’such a system, and that.
this ‘committee: should: at least:
invite the inclusion’ of; one
tember ‘from < each library
board ‘in the three Kootenay:

‘ganizer . Bill.
letter:to the

3 igeth

emitothold special’ board” *
 meetin| Hee ‘to'sélebt their repre: °

ntatives for this committee as

Voltage Regulators
Voltage regulators on: new
cars:are set forthe .average
driver:who puts about” 12,000

~; miles a year on his ear. Drivers

who. average, substantially.
more miles: should: have: the
regulator adjusted: to” the:

annual mileage to ‘avoid: over-.

charging the. battery suggests
.the-Brilish Columbia -Automo-

“bile: Association.

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roved
Regular Price $15.00
_ Special $10.99

development would occur in the
Lower. Mainland area:’ and
result” in’: major population
pressures and detrimental en-
_. vironmental effects.” ~

QUICK OATS, Robin Hood 5 Ibs. 89c

—— SEEDS Now IN STOCK

; sioner's, Curling Club was held

hin the: Curling Club lounge on
ésday ‘night of:last. week.-It

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in the -Going Places Contest Container at your local
Glidden eater.

hwas'very-well attended by the

jeurlers’ anid SE wives and
PS

VAs was expected, the Mike
enti ‘rink ‘wound’ up as the
t of the: season and

‘pwere ‘ded the Phyl’ and
‘Bert. Lamb ‘trophy. This is a
‘Jovely ‘ troph and the. boys

ontemporary, gospel
sisting of fith ear and bass’
guitars, drums, electric: organ
nd vocalists will be Performing

in our-areas 4:1 +
omthe band has. travelled

opin; malls,
thie \Kelowna-Regatta, Pacific

National Exhibition. and The-..,
@anada Games. They have a; <

Beery light. ron sound and
yould like:
pessage wilh

principally. to:share* the :mes-

Sage of Jesus Christ in’a way ”

bhiat’" really” communicates"
ugh music.
You may hear the “Solid
jock": Sound “tonight | at «the
‘Pentecostal. Tabernacle and
tomorrow at Stanley Hum-
ie 3 Secondary School.

pire—is “sprucing itself up
fprithe Expo, ‘74 World's Fair,
ae ‘there.from'May'4 to

ital investment in face-
this now amounts to about
$300 million—for new buildings,
ty street pavement and new

sireet lights. |

ssc The city is also installing
Benches on downtown side
yus and setting out. new litter,

" Homeowners in fiseal 1973

alone spent $85 million for new.

Sonstruction and for remodel-
«tag, of existing residences,
S35 All. this activity is ‘apart
ffom construction on the Expo
site—which itself is the major
project in the sprucing up
elfort.
fe) The ©100—acre site ‘was
atea that | embarrassed
Spokane’ 's residents—enough to
spur city fathers into.a massive
dean up éffort."

Sd It was-to be a-centennial
celebration, (Spokane was
founded in “about? 1873) and,
before anybody knew it, it
develop: into. a _ fully-
spniction id's. Fair.

at a number of “free” concerts “,

throughout. Beli x

share’ their ‘*
They.do not °-
“ gingi merely to: entertain, but’

one arailroad—industrial slum

ENTHUSIASM REIGNS in this group, ‘ae Castlegar and District: Pensioner's
; Curling Club, newly formed this season. Members are, front row, left to right, Cec

; Bradford,“ Bob!‘Hunter, ‘Johnny : Woytella;” Bill Waldie, Mike Verzuh,
Ch ee and ‘Jind Lipsett. Back row, left to right, Pete Pellegrin, Wally Walper,

+ Otto Walker, Rolf

aie ack Reeth, George st. Marie, John Dalsiel, Bob. Cormier, Joe Ulmi, Earl Le fey
Jacobson, Lloyd Lyons, Joe  Killough,- Fred

\, Bert Heiter, John Sherbiko, Ernie Newman, Bil ‘Sommerfield, Goorge Wilson and
Hawkins.—Castlegar News Photo

erzuh Rink Tops Pensioners Curling

“no 0 doubt, keenly sought after.
The first names to be inscribed
on it are Mike Verzuh, Gunnar
Selvig, Ed Schulte and Bob
Hunter.

One other rink award was.

made to the:John Dalziel rink
that had made it to the finals of
the 'B’ ‘competition of the
Kootenay Over | 60 Senior
Playdowns in®- Nelson - last:
February, ‘This rink consisted
of John Dalziel, Pete Murphy,
Cec:Bradford and Rolf Jacob-
son,

"Individual, prizewinners
were Bill Sommerfield, tops in

the individual draw competition

Kallboehs Fred Hostetter, Nick
Andreashuk and Johnny, Woy-
tella, Nice going fellows! :

O. presentations . were
made, one by: Mike Verzuh to
Helen Clay for her devotion and
faithfulness in being at the rink
every -Tuesday and Thursday
mornings to have hot coffee for,
the boys. This has been greatly
appreciated: throughout the
season and the boys all want. to
say “thanks Helen”;

The. other... presentation
was made by Wally: Walper to
John Dalziel for running the

draws during the season.

this and all the other. indica-
tions of appreciation that have
been’ received this reporter is

» truly Eratelal “It was a labor of

love’ boys”.

The display of prizes was a
very, impressive one‘ and. the
club would like to send out its
appreciation to: the following
merchants ‘who made it’ all
possible; Carl's Treasure Room,
Castle Tire, Castlegar Drug,
Central’ Food Mart, Cut-Rate
Groceteria,: Dairy. Queen,, Hi

Arrow Arms, Kootenay Build- -

ing Supplies, MacLeod's Store,

Maddocks’-Shoes, Mitchell Sup--

ply, Pardman: Furniture «and

Appliances, ‘Stedman's - De-'

partment Store, West's Depart-

:Mment Store and Woodland Park

Service.
In the course of: our last

:elub game‘ on Tuesday of last

week, the Castlegar News

photographer. came’ along and °
took’ a group picture of. the *

boys. There was a lot of good
natured kidding about breaking
the camera and such, but I have
no doubt they are ‘all looking
forward to seeing their homely
tugs inthe local paper.

2. ‘The camera.wasn’t broken
fellows, but I don't know if the
photographer. will ever be the
same; ‘bless her.

,-98_per cent of them’ will be

Spokane Groups CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 4, 1974

Plan to Welcome
Youths to Expo
From: Everywhere

The eastern’ Washington
city ‘of Spokane is busily
preparing for the Expo ‘74
World's Fair and plans a warm
welcome for ‘the American
youth, who visit the fair.

SINCERE THANKS

To All Citizens Who Worked
on My Behalf and Supported Me
During the Recent Civic
Election, My. Sincere Thanks
Alderman Gerry Rust
Expo opens May 4 and

closes Nov. 9,

“They. will get here by
thumb, -bike, motorbike—even
by car,” says a report prepared
for. the Spokane YMCA. “They
will need a safe place to sleep.”

* The ‘YMCA,’ City Hail,
police and other agencies have
been meeting ‘for months to
plan youth accommodations.

2: ‘The aim was not to gird for
‘an invasion of “hippies” but to
develop’ positive plans for
welcome guests. “Ninety-five to

HOME, SPORT

and

TRAILER SHOW
1974

The Trail Parks and Recreation Com-
mission are sponsoring this exposition In
the Cominco Arena on May 2, 3 and 4

Any y 4 in participath
up ina city par!
f Cost © for * elitios is plesse call

pected to range between
$75,000 and $100,000, Funds
will probably come from city
organizations, . government
grants and the United Way..

good kids,”’the report said.
Most .will-be middle-class
youngsters partaking of what
has become ..a standard
American’ youth adventure—
fnocking around the country.
‘They will Brokably be: put

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