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10 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Feb. 6, 1969
Rotary Hears Facts

Drug Abuse is Combatted|
With an Informed Public'

To combat the growing offer their services to organ-
experimentation with drugs izations across Canada con-!
by C youn g people, |cerned with drug dependence
parents median ail adits must|and to take an active role
become It in ducati
“If drug abuse is some-
thing we now have to discuss
at the dinner table, then we
Brian ‘Huntley told the Cost-| Tuesday Evenin
n Huntley to! e Cast-
legar Rotary Club on Tues- y )
day afterne on, The services of the com-
‘Parents do their. best to]munity programs branch of
provide good socicty for|the provincial government
their children but, now they|will be one of the topics dis-
must warn them that experi-|cussed at a West Kootenay
mentation ‘just for kicks’ is}west zone meeting to be held
not only dangerous physical: in the Castlegar Arena next
ly but can lead to a criminal|Tuesday at 8 p.
conviction, W 7 he Said. (ie ‘he West, Kootenay west The new arrangements
in zone covers the communities § are based on proposals de-
temptation Avhich has aequir-lof Shoreacres, Tarrys, Rob-
ed entirely new and iright-|son, Castlegar, Kinnaird and 1 e ee . . % ; “gh * veloped bys the Conadian
ening dimensions, which Hed Blueberry Creek reports Al . i : mt a ik
ollier, ity programs : 2 oa ze iS ee S
to our own n ignorance, he told branch recreation consultant
the meeting. It follows no|for the Kooten TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS returned home
set pattern hut can be found He will be attendance| victorious after attending the invitational
in bright and sparkling sub- ae the meeting pilong with at C on the
ions as well as in our)Eric .C. Recrea-
dark and gloomy slums. tion Association representa- Gold a Then Rockers pot SHSS Seteated
In every society there tion for the West Kootenay ery ites Seesontonhy an
will always be a percentage brook 47-36. Their coach was Frank Dyck.
of insecure people who turn * Other topics to be discus-| Pictured above are the members of the
to drugs as a solution to thelr [sod sed at the meeting include| Rockers. Back row, left to right, are Walter
own P con-| Popoff, Andy Verigin, Ed Fornelli, Gary
understanding they will be ference Janned for Trail on i
able to avold that crucial first|May ‘7 (o 10 and “any and| ccc Dennis Quinlan and Fred Tomlin
involvement. problems in recreation in
He urged to] your ity.”

B.C. Air Lines
To Take Place
Of GPA Flights

(continued from page one)

eered many of these routes
and are grateful for the co-
operation we have received.”

The move marks a turn-

fan\ing point in CPA’s dominant
role as a regional carrier and
its expansion as a_ trans-
Canada carrier.

Target date for the
change-over is reported to be
April 27 when all airlines

®|switch to their summer sche-
dules, coinciding with the
Province’s one-hour switch to
‘ caylieht saving time.

&
59

Recreation Meet

Columbia Cellulose Co.

Answering an inquiry|
from the improvement. dis-
rica |‘Tict about the Celgar water|
system upstream of: the plant,
der construction. (Dr. Keenleyside says that “at

of Since the engineering|the time the pumphouse was

ust recede. O espe it BEOD:

n must precede by SOM) able that the pulp mill would
ane of time the actual, during the per
probable that Colcel has the|iod when the dam was caus-
plans for such an expansion|ing dirty water downstream.”

an advanced stage of pre- He said the present ca-
paration, if not completed. pacity of the system “is in| j™
cot he information that Col-/the order of 30,000 U.S. gal-|
sion program planned was|lons per minute with three
made public in a letter to the|pumps operating and the
Colles penal Improvement D Dis-/fourth on standay. (Because

ci m B.C. “lof the probable mill an-

man Dr. H. i. Keenleyaide. - | sion) the water system 8 ‘was

designed so its

capacity could be pooled to
10,000 U.S.

y BURT CAMPBELL ‘with the airlines, * don't

Edvor, Castiegar ‘News know what wre 49, about
ublic nn.”

reseutatives | Ot Kees e Mayor Arnold Taurens

lose: when he|committee to draft.a letter to

e air
asking that. it come. bere.

Castlegar CWL is spon. FAST — FAST — FAST
soring Whist Card Party.
St. David's ACW Valen-
ine Tea and HEATING
2.30 to 4.30 p.m. SERVICE Ce elgar | lad Leapriscia
Fanenkee Supper Feb. 18.
Com. Churek and Resker SMITH’S PLUMBING
Hall. Family $8, adults $1, AND HEATING
12, 50c .LTD.

Proceeds for
SMITH’S game:

HEATING LTD.

$ chasis Nasi aig y f % ty h Feb, 1 31.41
b. 9 St. Rita's Hall 8 4 - _ - : = : : :
Pan. PLUMBING VOL. 22,.No.7 GAR, BI UM UR 5 —
Bazaar —

Kinnaird Hall Feb. 8 -—
4.30 6 p.m. Robson CALL
children under

building

365-7531

61 CRESCENT ST. — PHONE 365-7531 — CASTLEGAR

port i and the
- tigines at_a conference in

(manager). Front row, left to right, are Ctawa paren ;
Jolin Dunn, Bill. Walker, Ron Konkin, John fo decisions on fares
Horcoff, Bill Duff and Jerry Antignani. have) been made? yet: butithe
Honorable mention was given Walter Popoff|the airlines frame their new
with special awards being received by Bill Peren ee ang re ee
Walker and John Horcoff who made the all- In a letter to the three
star team and-Ron Konkin who was named carriers confirming the new
the most valuable player. arrangements previously ac-
— Castlegar News Photo cepted in principle by the

said it

| Government. Ups. Help
For Regional Colleges

rovincial._govern-
i its assist-

Public Notice

the mr
kirk, ‘ale e, bi ind per cent.
mic Y Bennett, in his

sion as * finan ice minister
it down ‘hs. nis | budget i in | icipalitie

Kinnaird Fire

t
i

SELKIRK COLLEGE EVENING PROGRAMME

A course designed for those whose English is poor.
An attempt will be made to improve the student's ability
to speak, read, and write in English.
appeal primarily to those for whom English is a secona

language.

Two evenings per week, Tmesday, and Thursday,
24 sessions, from February 25 to May 15.
For Application Forms, Phone 365-7292

Basic English

from 7 - 9 p.m.

Tuition: $20.00

The course will

Losses $3,600

A property loss of $3,600
during, a8688 was estimated
in the annual Kinnaird Fire
puibe team report read at
Tuesday night's council meet-
ing. It was submitted by fire
chief Rene Archambault.

Six tia were answered,

A four-day winter carni-
val is to be held at the end
of this month) under spon-

1968, SHsS

carnival comin:
Town of Castlegar,

in-

cluded Schools and Selkirk
College.

Ante Loeblich

Mayor
the men of the

which num-

Castlegar Drug Suggests

Coutts Valentine Cards

Chocolates

Boxes of

and focal clubs.

Included in the Feb. 26
to March 1 affair will be
a variety show, crowning
of the grad king and
queen, the carrying of a
forch from Trail, a fashion

bers 30 are to bi
commended for their service.

4-Day Winter Carnival [creme tiiy “in arancne
Planned by 1969 Grads

oixedules that will allow con-
venient passenger connec-
tons at points where the
us services mee’
show, a tochlight parade|™
and a. senior «basketball Gand ror airpors J
game, jbetwoon | Castlegar lie Oath BOT pee
Other activities will in-jSistance a new foot
clude a junior basketball Fo" nerete ea cae expecte
tournament, a winter carn. |t0 be finis! ear.
ival teen dance, a Saturday The DOT says if any air-
parade, snowmobife races,|line wants to use bigger
junior and senior competi-|Planes, the municipality. and
tions in snow sculpturing, | local ons anizations would
snow football, a father and, have to pian improvements:
gon broom! en’, a Meanwitle, IBCs Ae r pines
Lp Dcaureae linbal | Pre enough for its 18-seat Otters
a wind-up country heedown but 900 feet short for its
on the evening of March 1. | Jetstreams.

This will be in effect until further notice.

A. Lutz,
Public Works Supervisor,
Town of Castlegar.

Please take notice that you are requested to keep
your cold water taps running slowly at all times so that
your water pipes will not freeze.

“COFFEE BREAK”

By LOIS HUGHES
Box 731, Castlegar
Teil Lois: 365-5503

There is a belief that the
unusual winter experienced
by almost ail regions this;
year has had a definite men-
tal effect on the population.
Snow piles higher, path-
ways are narrowing down,
and people who are geared
to a go-go society find they
are not so. freewheeling

Now it is th battie of
mind over matter by trying
to relax and become the
master.

Let's reminisce about
those summers past and lay a
few plans for the summer
ahead.

I do recall.in those earl-

of the cold fall nights was}
urtail

for
mind, would have to take an-
other form. . . which it did.
The summer home be-
came a small foreign car
with the backseat removed to
store
could be the forerunner to
our fold-down trailers.
This was a car top with
the full width and length of
a double bed. When a rope

necessities. The bed | iam

{Just Arrived....

Beautiful Spring Fabrics for the

lady. who likes to sew.

Crimpline Jersey 50’: wide, per yard ......

Knitted Nylon Sharkskin, yard ....
Cotton Twills, per yard

Printed Nylon Chiffon, per yard ....
Hawaiin Prints, per yard

Chamber Meets
B.C. Phono Reps
On Extension

The a BG Telephone Co.

gallons per min-

ute by the: addition Poot two
more pum} and ancillary
equipment." a
Dr. Keenleyside said in
his letter, conles of which
d_to’ both Kinnaird

is being requested by the Cas-|/3p 999
tlegar and District Chamber ute output eee ‘water sys.

of Commerce to undertake a
survey with a view to extend- THe continued:
ing the boundaries of the derstood that while they. have
¢ plans

“It is un-
no

to include the eastern bound-| “rns,
ary of School District No. 9.|in eth

Gastegar : telephone exehangs
Ee would << do. away with toll
to those centres.

ie
Pip etude

for
the Fstem’s cap-
they do expect that

ie milis
taking all the water Aer the
expanded facilities can deli-

SUCCESSFUL YEAR ‘for the Castlegar Sav-
ings Credit Union was reported’on:last Sat-
tn |urday at the group’s annual meeting by its
| vice-president, Harold Webber. He reported
an increase in membership of 346 during the
be | year while assets grew by $320,000 and there
was a “gain of approximately Leche profit
over the previous year.” Over 200
attended the annual meeting, held: at ene Eh Hi

‘Arrow Arms in Kin e
the recommendation of- directors. voted on
a. $105,000 +

- revenues, fhe otialy. need for

on the effect:on

limousine. curvices, the fact
thee CPA. had

given © assur-

ping paid on shares (savings)| ances that it had no intention
tronage refund to loans|of pulling out of service here,

Flanking Mr "Webber on|snd the etfect of the federal |

icture.are.directors Sam|move on ans for ‘a new ter-

Mr West said BCA hos

Report. of revenue dur-
1968. of over .a_ quarter.

assed- an “extraordinary “re: f
solution making: refertal: Of
D:/ of- a= million : dollars “and’’ap:| the: distribution “of ‘surplus:to;

“Thrums |
been elected by 65 per cent.|Proval of © distribution: of: sary
a “well-su, Laat $105,345.82 of the .net earn-

for the change.

‘Kinnaird Places |"
‘Sand Bag Order

-+From snow to sprin,

off were the problems dealt able for distributio:
of Directo!

with at the. last meeting
the Hinnaird cu yuncil.

a
a bags. and. culverts

ings’ as dividends on’ share
and

yi achayed Lae tte ‘of inter- i

capita
patient

meeting-Jast Saturday.

mounted to “$250,508.63 while

nditures . totaled $115,-
737.56. After a transfer to
the guarantee reserve, « the
$105,345.82 surplus was avail-

recommended

were z

it: ‘union _ vice-presi-

ers. Credit
Castlegar | ile
et te cuit Uiaion's, ith Hat |dent Harold a Webber, present

report of pre-

rsident “Norris Churches: who | P'
last year a- =

bership during the year of A.

Mr. Webber said costs in-

Revenue of Coley

sald:.a_ total: of $1,023, p27.
in: loans was. ap) roved, an,in-
ereasé! 286:80°

E “also.
made several: Fora ae “for.
the'-purpose ° of “ascertaining | n
property: ;yalues for security,

He paid tribute’ to Ray.
Heagy, Slim ‘Thomas, Al Rich-
ards’ and: Roger Kreutzer for
their work on the committee.

Reporting for: the super-
3 | visory ‘committee, chairman

‘McKinnon: recommended
that :‘the: committee: be
banded: He said the cominit
tee’s duties were to

formed. on. a volunt

inspector ree

reed that the

ified ‘auditor.

by. the meeting.
Mr.

members on
Walter Fields and D.

credit unlon such auut- (ea
‘could ‘no uaioas be® per- you" ce able’ to find.”
r. basis. The.

McKinnion expressed
his appreciation . his fellow | ine
ie e,
allace, Allen  Selbic cies oven the.
. Heibert.

‘A. dance «for members
and. friends followed: the

not bn taken delivery, of ie

r cent of th
per ee costs of Fegional ‘col

le; ea
province former]
paid 30 per, Freant with

50 per cent between

ating sch school districts sharing could
other

Hes Floral:

cipal delegates and
chamber: of, Commerce repre-
sentatives ‘were welcomed to
“the men, municipality" of
Kini n Tu night

He
partment of transport has
[ier $173 million invested in|

ic legar Airport.

\ He said the 27. aon
cas st we eby CPA ok “Tande oat
10) vy. " ea

as ther
chairman

rear. to-year

fees
ent, a:
funetion should bute cra. a. has pal a5 much

now: be. carried out. by a qual-

that
‘An extraordinary resolu-| p
tion ‘to this effect‘ was. passed Be.

courtesy.
from Ottawa” about the
received

deci-
sion eearding the. servicing
of of Castlegar Airport

attend the. special meeting
+ galled to discuss the Canadian | A~

"Garden Municipality

Displays - Bae

of Nelson, Mayor F EE
of Trail who is. also

ort: f
said. ‘evens fom landing

Union’s Assets
Near $214 Million

It took the Castlegar Sav-
ings Credit. Union 11 rs
to accumulate half-2-m ton
dollars in assets but it has

tis assets five-

fold im the eight years since
that ti

ier years of being in a_pro-|wi
pet camping resort at Banff
but these were an exception:
Inot a rule.

We also have many other fabrics for you to choose from. 5 are lered at the sug-

are fo be or Ald. E. C. “Acker-
Ladies — Please Take Notice

‘osithi taken by -the meet:
fhe should not bere one“
picked ‘ai

Resident: Concerned
About Snow Danger

man 50 the town is this distributi good ©

for the inevitable thaw: As aval members © also deposits and savings so we
can. again end our year ‘with
a substantial profit to. return
to you the members.”.

The tent generally was
' pitched by the roadside or|mer
in a farmer’s field with the

union had assets

A Gift for Her .. . Visit Our Cosmetic
or Cut-Glass Ware Departments

CASTLEGAR DRUG

R. E, Goulet, Corner of Pine & Columbia, Ph. 365-7813
Open Mon. - Sat. 9 a.m.to6 p.m. Fri. 9 a.m. {0,8 Bam

Sunday & Holiday Hours: 12 noon - 1 p.m.

chance of purchasing fresh|as
\milk along with permissiun
‘to remain the night. We all

were
though mother.
jlooked a little tire
Even after we an grew
ip the open road called dad.

‘all the good spots to camp.
The hard ground had
away to a van-type vel

lers_ were beco! a
conversation piece as one by
one they appeared on the
Toa ‘

Retirement became the
inventive era for dad. May
was the time to take to trav-

had a wonderful time. There|t

plan campers to fit on
the Tack of their trucks. -

ickin;
the larger structures can
cause a few problems as well
as becoming ‘a drag on the
gas mileage.

I_ wonder if anyone has
| thought of a combination of
the collapsible camping trail-
er on the back of a pickup?

This would eliminate the
bulk structure that fights the
wind and yet give just that
much more room with the ex-

elling and only. because

tending bedspace as it un-
folds.

CLEARING — CLEARING — CLEARING
Vinyl Waterproof

Winter Boots

Regular to

Broken and

Discontinued Lines

$14.98

Migdderles>

Only

. SPRING CLOTHING IS ARRIVING DAILY. — THE VERY LATEST

IN STYLES AND ALSO FABRICS

‘Frigidaire Blue Ribbon Sale

FANTASTIC SAVINGS ON ALL FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES

13 cu. ft. dard list 292.75,

"13 ev. ft, cyclamatic list 363.50
14 cv. ff. frost proof list 449.50 ..

Range 30” deluxe with 5 yr. guaraniee
elements & switches list 285.50
30” with pull-n-clean oven list 329.75

Dishwasher, portable top loading list 312.91

Automatic Washers, deluxe single speed list 302.95 .

double speed list 388.75 -.
Automatic electric dryer list 196.95

Trade-in

only $244.00
only. $299.00
only $365.00:

only $237.00
only $274.00

.. only $266.00
. only $255.00

only 319.00
only $164.00

i. Time pay

Castlegar & Kinnaird

Hold Meet

The twin: towns of Cast-
Kinnaird

suggesvon of
Castlegar.

or. Murray- Little. de-| arena.
scribed. the the/- meeting, which

took

la
e Town of

on Arena —

ve ie i Little said a commit
struck consisting

Members of Regional Re-
creation Commission No. 1 at-

Kinnaird
chambers, a8 as “a good|tended the ‘meeting as_obser-

vers.

Mayor Carl Loeblich said ees ae erow 3h
agreed mt
row Arms. M

are:
pest ee but renuize further in-

He said’ the profit in-
a 1968 was As $45,-

“A “concerned “grandmother
this week wrote the Castlegar
News warning district parents
about ‘the danger that. deep
snows. constitute for - child-|be
Ten.
: She said on Monday her
daughter “heard. a

ought she heard a cry. “She
had to lie flat on -the: snow
to get across to the side of
the -house, and, pull herself

the 'same~ subdivisi

within
at a° considerable increase in

“Little ‘D’ from next
door. - had» fallen into ~ the
ace: between the house and
e snow. bank: He was right.

be side up; fortunately, ‘an

Frank D:
of the: “ett rate a credit
lcommittee, reported
loans ‘were “processed by

*|ther. rhe ‘pols

int is that if
oe

during 1968, ue

and he might have
been there’ for.a long time as

he was stuck tight.

little children and

F shouent nt that pared Parents should

things | can conan tnd can
disastrous.” ieee

be
Local Post Sffice
Open Mondays

The Castlegar Post Office
is to remain open all day
ctive this com-

“*Mondays effe:
ing Monday. _

the post
fice: will Sloss | Saturday vaf-
ternoons wicket: ser-
vice Being Hh ane Sat-
am. to

: urdays from
12.30 noon.

Heraldry Consultant Ready...

A coat of arms seems im:

- school ‘students,- to’ design;an

minent for’ the Town of Kin-| official arms for the’ Town of

naird in the near, future.

A letter has’ been receiv-

Fifty dollars was offered

ed at the’ town office ® from in: prizes.

B. Beddoe, 0.B.E.;:con- ‘Winners
pees

Allan
suitant in aneraldty:
are

‘with the preparation Poe the

Letters Patent.
This

in vAweust of

‘A contest was “conducted
in the summer of that year, Sin
to local “secondary |ly of Scottish origin, came a

open

e' ‘ot Pott 4
second, and Pauline Fowler,

reply,
mended that ‘application for
arms for the. municipality be
Thade, to the-Lord Lyen King

Mr. Beddoe recom.

ee -foPropare tho Letars Patent:
Kinnaird’ 's Coat of Ans Motto: These ‘Lights Never Wander |

At present the sketch sent tia
to Kinnaird council is in the
form of a. shield. its design
does: not show reflections. of
efforts by the. se-

ce Kinnaird is ‘obvious-

proceed
applicat

rd Lyen fo! cae it of Ar
Loi en for a gran
morial: Bearin;

At this tine results from

the secondary school competi
tion were also forw: wi

arded with

the instruction to work in lo-
cal details with the historial
possible.

condary school students.
“Itisa combination) of rhe

wits its stars and cesents
id the of the Province
of. British. Co Columbia with ‘its

sun ‘rays.

Below the shield are‘ the

tse Nanquam ec ® Errai
e

was di
reply to
which bear. the words Erran-

a, Rallunt—"Wan- sald BCA's service was

for service

here, it. was to be. additional
to. CPA's. service.

Castlegar chamber “pre-

sident Mrs. Mary ‘Anderson

te CEA nd

derin
"etal fee tothe town was instead it will now.
It does bear ‘authentic

the service.

Ald E. Mosby of Castle-

lat- -
Bar. gar and’ Waneta airport. man-

Kin-|!
rt.of.the change. Mr. Mosb;
12th ror he: “re

the
in line, ‘he cust incumbent ot
this title having been creat

land
that: everyone. will
to see a frien

of the. Atlantic.”

be. happy
interest in
the Kinnairds on either’ side|¢p,

ager *Reg-Exler .were the on-

ly’ two voices raised in\:sup-

f rally.‘ be believes we’
bel service ee

guch in the peerage of Scot- sald

waittaa in: a. letter
from Mr. Beddoe,' ‘We jfink

dous job...’
more ‘ planes. they'd © get

them.

"hay r DeVito called the
present it public bus service in
ie Kootenays “disgraceful”
and suggested that “if we

get into the. same_ situation

visory committee
being done away with, “
sets approach $25 million”

000. Now, with the super- nol
ites}: function

a ay sound with eau ment
fob the. Castlegar Primary

e Schoo! site was given ‘approv: bs

al. b:

y_trustees 0!
this trict. No. 9 at their se aoeting

authori

ment oy janned on a ‘trial
basis for of

Schoo! Board Okays
Plan for Playground

contemporary plan for’

at iter ‘ther playgrounds
A request for a: school

Martha Popoff
’ Acting Clerk
For Castlegar -

Miss Martha Popoff:: is
acting ick clerk treasurer for

clerk-treasurer ee nbrose

f
treasurer of the Nor-
inagan Regional Dis-
trict at Vernon.

Miss Popoff, who took ov-
er the scting | position Mon-
day, will fill it until a per-
manent. clork-treasurer is

appointed.

sii isthe p i. ear
tion: is Papert ie “ co” oF
@ | Koote!

and B.C. in March: for teach-
er recruitment purposes. . -