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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 9, 1972
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the plays were Sealy Cle-
land’ Mitchell and Will,
‘At 9:10

for, ot Joe Ki with Fernie
anot! ther three goals
7:42, all

scored by .
went to Cleland, Pouport
and Fernie's No. ‘11,

David Bozek scored a-

but Fernie had the game
and the charaplonshie, all

wrapped ue. gar’s Mark Earp

le

goalle saves were 12 in the
riod, 13

ar,
Shes was a iene series
8 lar 2 lays
by bot labs and
ip shown ant
haut by, ‘by bo bath the players
and the

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Corner of Pine and Columbia

Monday - Saturday 9 am. to 6 p.m.

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

across Seventh. Ave.: when this Castlegar

News photo

was taken. Nobody was _In-

jured In the accident but traffic was. slowed

down until
hicles.

STLVERTON AND NEW DENVER

NEWS LETTER

dune Bu

8;
Phone 358:

Nearly 75 Mothers,
crandme| ers, Goulds a
Brown!
and Leaders attended. "ihe
annual “T! Day” Ban-
uet_ in Lucerne Secondary
ol. gymnas! New
; Bitida on Feb. 22 when the

were remembered.
absence at pine

president, Mrs. -

the _ vice resident’ of “the

P; J. L.

ed on Brownie Karen Gerow
for the Grace.
A. delicious pot. luck
er was enjoyed and the
lowing toasts were made:
To the Queen b:
Barbara Whit

ite; i
Lady -Baden Powell by Gui-

de Belinda Nunn; to the Mo-

rs. and Grandmothers by
Brownie JuHe Burgess. and
replied to by Miss .M. H.
Butlin; to. the Guides: and
Brownies by Mrs. Joan Law

im re] pas to to “by. Mrs. She.

Beh isaonee from Kaslo.
Greetiags: were receiv-
ed’ from Mrs. Bro, new Div-
ision- Commissioner — and
Mrs. Rose Johnson, former
Division Commissioner from
legar.who were unable

Irwin intro-
duced the ‘new officers of
the Parent’s Group and the
new leaders of the Guides
‘and. Brownies and spoke
appreciation ‘ ot thelr yor
with the

, former guide ca}
tain ‘was as’ Presented with
gift from the .Parent’s

Group ap preciation of

oy ‘ingert;
ea quartet By a Gui Guiges Bestanne

- Ph. 965-7818
Friday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
6-7 pm. |

her. HAS givén to the Girl
Guide movement,

were extended
to the principal of the
school’ for use'of the gym
and for having: tables and
chairs set to the decor-

: grignon and off Shela

win; to Mrs. J. Law foi
ing oe eis delightful table

Out-of- town visitors wel-
comed were: Biss. ela
Leat trict Com-

: imlsstones, ‘ure Mahon, pai

Secretary,
firs. @ Law, Procter. A ae
well card to Mrs..R. Nunn.
was, Passed around for’ ail
0 :
Entertainment was wan
enjoyed’ by the First Nt
Denver Brownte Pack under
the direction of Mrs. B.
Holt, ‘Brown Owl assisted
by Mrs. W. Gerow, Tawny
Owl.and Mrs. R. Harbottle,
Snowy Owl

‘ive: Brownies dressed

ing. part were:

Those f.
Heather Law representing :
from Brazil;

dance were: Penny and Pat-
ti Pattinson, J

‘bottle, "Di
Wate, Charlene and Debbie
Norman, Joanne | Sasvari

and Kelli Wilson. . °

The Girl: Guides under

the direction of Mrs, Fern
Dillabough then‘ formed the
horseshoe. and_ entertain-
* ment. announced by Guide

wreckers removed the ve-

Funeral Services
in New Denver .
For Saburo Okada

A Buddhist funeral has
been held for 93-year-old
Saburo Okada who died in
Slocan Gommunity:' Hospit-

couver.

With other Japanese he
‘came to New Denver in
1942 and: for many years
thereafter was involved in
many community organiza-
tions, including the office
of president of the:Buddhist
Church. He retired at, the
age of 80.-

ides his. wife, he is
survived by one. son, Tak-
.anori, of Toronto, three dau-

ters, Mrs. Margaret Saw-

, Albel
ochi

tuddhist rites were of-
“feist over by the Rev.
Ohrai Fujikawa of Kelowna

ara. ;
Falestets were T. Sa-
chi, g Hons, "He Rintielm

and M. Y¥:
followed by cremation.

Skunk Problem

Again Echoes

At Council Meet
‘The Town of: Kinnaird

will to help the John
Koznt family out of their

skunk in the e past six weeks
had met’ E doom on the
sKoznuik p:

Law was-as follows: '«

Jo

peters and Karen

Ovestrud; accordian solo by’

“AY ble évei
in sia ovgble

close:
tn’ fhe singing of “The

e if. by diggin
“ote ay removi

iB.
vand ee. smell—might be
arrived at.

<The mayor. ‘said. the
‘town was not accepting any
: liability’ in the matter,
though.

Meanwhile, a letter from
the Department of Munici-
pal Affairs on the problems
of c atcunks stated they had

concrete. show to. get
to “make a& to how. to
‘rid: of the: black: and w!
animals, 4

to O'Donnell Driving Schools of

BC.

effective March

rtunity to thank
S for their patronage

F.-3; NAGEL

Set for SHSS
‘Theatre Night

. Two contemporary one
act plays will he the fea-
ture of a “theatre night” at
Stanley. Humphries tomor-
row plarting i it 8 p.m.

The first, directed by
Des Desai, i entitled By
the Waters of Babylon’.
is a play’ about gentle, prt
taltive mitive people, an older man

son, a young
man an ing wants to. go
his s Journey in fate of ‘tribal
oes and returns
fom this. “forbidden” land
with . some startling and
shocking recoguitlons,
esai says the pla;
should be especially appeal-
ing ta concerned young

lay of the
is entide nd

is 2 challenging serio-
comic play revealing the re-
lationships between’ three
futile’ men, who, as lifelon;

-. friends‘ (and enemies), las

out at each other and alien-
ate the youn social worker
who in their
Shtered many van
Both plays have been
entered in the Internation-
al Drama Festival to be held
March 18 to 17 in Creston.

Kinnaird Personnel

Mayor Colin Maddocks
has announced the appolnt-
ment of Ald. George Bond-
aroff as the council mem-
ber on the airport commit-

announced

He
“with re; boil the resigna-
of John Pere;

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NOTICES

Ladies Aux. C, & D. Min-
or Hockey Meeting Thurs
Mar. 23, 7.30 Ree: Office,

Parents ‘Committee to

Brownies and Guides

meet Tues., March 14, 10
Hall.

a.m. Kinnaird

lub Meets Mon.,
7.30 p.m., St.
hurch,

Pythian Sisters Rummage
Sale, Legion, Sat., Mar.
11,1012am

Tennis Club Meeting.
Ree. office, Tues., Mar.
21, 7.30 pm.

Figure Skating Meeting
Wed., Mar, 15, 7.30 p.m.
in the Arena.

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NOL, 25, No. 11

BIDS CALLED FOR MIS

AMALGAMATION LEGISLATION

INTRODUCED IN LEGISLATURE °

arvendment “ale tho

An
Municipal Act

he. request .
amalgemation vote to be
made sien by resolut

Kinnaird Gives Third Reading

Both councils could re-

fles. iH nec case of ent
: tons, five per cent. of
the owner

total of electors,
would have to sign each
patition.

The third mathod vould
befor one council to
. @ resolution
tition method was emp! ploy:
ed in the second
munity. -

To Retarded’ Home Rezoning

Kya s simple andor, ‘
has.opened
foal vast for a a ona read-

itt toa zoning, bylaw

to, go ahead with their

boarding pans :

to open a
} for. retarded adults.

oar task

” Rent Listings Drop”

‘As Ganal Building
Gets Underway

Real estate business in
{astlegar and Kinnaird is

Me on the. upswing realtors in~'
the area report with the”
jm pressure being put on the
S rentals facet of the busin- 2
fi ess.

One- of the reasons
; for the: upsurge is 4
‘dro's Koot-

- Acer
Jack ‘Hipwell the
real pressire yet but it =
Anders

rentals ‘listings. are
ae about impossible" to -.

obtain and Kinnaird ‘realtor

pees © For Soliiek College, the
problems of rented accom-

mmodation. for. students next

students, ‘mays
housing was tight this year
land “we are. really concern-

work getting under. wa:
June or July. He said -how-

the works ould’ Bey

Meanwhile, ‘it is report:
led: that, tenants livin; in
ponies in Robson that

\w that
id allow Mr,
Mo Richie, Gerenazrs

, Ald. Rust, said” the “1s.
“sue: has dev into
emotional .

- gtate -
wtih taken, tt out of its

swer wuld be ‘no’,
"I "believe that ‘the cit-
this

Tegular uncil.
iting ig Tuesday, 'alde aldermen’ “ea
ing “of the bylaw, at. which

two-thirds: majori

Td rauch
_ Sooner: ea to.ten well-

d, of
riot or depreciating
ri values if rezoning

” Multiple dwelling — and
why?

“Because the property
has been‘ well kept“upy and

- (continued: on page two) °

‘Pee Wee Hockey
* Off to Alben
To Gather Laurels

¢ fmother, Castlegar hock-
team is ‘out to grab pro--
cial honors. ‘

On Wednesday, tne Pee
Wees, under coach. John
Bozek, left in a motorcade
for Port Alberni: for the

two’ games’ out
of three to win the Koot-:
enay championship.
With their parent-fans
and manager Gale McKin-
non, the boys wi

and ape foun
throu,
Making” re the team
and.Ron Sher-

7 intobiiott Ron Lanzarotta,

Dan .Obedkoff,
gin, Pat Rilkoff, Jeff Yule,
Sieve, Bozek, Dean Ternent,

Bruno Tassone, Jim Bermel,

BI ore elon

‘Wayne
Kooel Glen

A y Parentfais are
iccompanyin; ie youngst-
oe to cheer ihem: rh hele

Inte, the provincial
champion Class.

while the pe ;

m that, some of them ;
i helped create?

CAS

Published Every Thursday Morning at “The Crossroads of the Reseoeyel
CASTLEGAR, BRITISH COLUMBIA, THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1972

Youth Improvement Project, headg asters of :the Crisis Centra

has $85 870,000 1 Send
$24,7

»  elstoke-SI

Thrums
Slocan Valley and City
New Don Silverton

ING INK’ HIGHWAY

Treasury Board Approves
Less -Salmo Highway

will be ‘called

tion of the
link” between Kinnaird ant

on. Donald Brothers
itlegar © News

“highest riori
would be given

ie long: :

he “link” would con-
nect the Salmo-Creston
aa and the Kinnaird-
tina Lake -section of
the Seuthern Trans-Provin-
and give the

anaye th
Reon e . finest ‘strip:

of roadway along the route
which: many many claim should
cial alternate

sought ‘section of Highway

“The
clearing
will also be let immediate-
ly,” he said.

Mayor . John Landis

tlegar. and Kinnaird
rtation centre and

thus would give the area

‘a mach needed new Second.

nouncement as being “‘tre-
mendous.””
He told aldermen that~
will be:of great econom-
ic value to ‘dand it
“underlined the'urgency of
ererpe between Cas-

‘he tight of way,

At present, the traffic
flow heading towards the
East Kootenay .and Alberta
‘becomes bofllenecked in
the downtown area of Trail,
causing considerable de-

ght toa culming
ers of Pationt work by
Brothers, the Castlegar
and ‘District’: Chamber -of
Commerte andthe corpora-
tions ofthe towns of Cast-

rr Maddocks sug:

eu ayo news will give.a.

‘property. owners
Sea
For recreation seekers
m this area, the

a, $181,000 ‘has

‘More
: been oured into’ the: Cast-
d area throu;

ttee. will: pro-*-
{ wide 15° jobs: for, 57. Tan
f , months,

equalled three times

:amount“the town spent on_

pre works ther way or,
ut, it anotin er Ray, he

three
count meee for eae
Lg eer

The fe been
ven: to one prolecte in
area.

Other ‘federal money can
‘thro the
Opportunities for Youth
reject w whose deadline was
000

it yar. are the grants:

KOOTENAY - COLUM-
BIA DAY-CARE

CENTER—
re 608. vith several fal DEO. ~
le its

P
Jem has been obtaining-land
on which to put a former
Celgar canteen which was
Eaatoge them by the ‘Town of of

Improvement -Project- on
Front St, and uses borrow-
ed and rented ‘film equip-
ment to record local events.

films

pected shortly. Te
be employed Tor 60
months.

EDUCATION-
This

a UW
ing ea ealth Hee ae
ain. approaching council

CABINET INVITED TO VISIT KOOTENAYS

;. The provincial: cabinet
has been invited to tour the
Kootenays ‘sometime this
year,” ; ae

The invitation was ex-
tended to Provincial Secre-
W. D. Black by Rev-

locan
Cam who said he has
Sergi Black to Present

‘it to: the cabinet,

-. Campbell said he is
the: invitation’ will

munities as

ter the present legislative
session ekds. ee

The MLA said cabinet
practice has been to travel
as‘a group on pas such tours.
However, has asked Mr.
Black to look into the pos-

+ sibility of the cabinet split-

ting up on some eat 80

can be ited. .
He. said he hopes the tour
will include as many com-
le:in the

The cabinet first started

: tour

id: give ‘the cabinet as a
Snole a wonderful opportu-
nity ‘to see’ the: tremendous

" dovelopments taking place.”