walls

than ever |:

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Wednesday, April 2, 1969

. “Hospital District is Abandoned

Regional — districts are
now carrying out the financ-
ing aspect of hospitals pre:
viously Padone by directors of
Individual hospital improve-
ment districts,

The result in the Castle-
gar hospital improvement
district was that during the
past 12 months, directors at-
tended only to minor routine
duties and turned over to the
hospital society nearly all
funds in the improvement
district’s possession,

This was reported to the
hospital society's 1
meeting last week by W. ‘I.
Waldie. He said that as of
this past Jan. 1, all duties of

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easier

eforel

It's the new interior latex

annual’ J, A.

the district have been assum-
yy CKRD “ oe we anti-/t
ciple that the

body in supplying the funds

consider this an indleation
that the

for the

district will be “aiboolved in
the near future.

Mr, Waldie then reviewed
the history of the improve-
ment district. His review fol-
lows in its

i

ct our hospital,
It was always a problem

to get attendance at our an-

nual imeetings which were

usually held in April and I

y

The Castlegar
Improvement District w:
tablished by proclamation of
the province! al government on
May 12, The original
trustees were, Representing
Castlegar, R. A. D. West and
Williams; representing
Kinnaird, McLeod and

i Culiey; representing
the wnorganized areas, the

late J. C. Waldie,

Among the very earliest
correspondence, I find a let-
ter from the Hospital Sociely
written on Oct. 14, 1954 deal
ing with the purchase of the
hospital site and this letter
is signed by A. C. Sylvest
president.

Hospital
was ¢s-

continuously on the improve-
ment district since its original
formation 15 years ago.
es came served on
district

A. H. Culley has served ily life

REP Family Life
Second Session

Qn Tomorrow

What is the impact on
the family of changes in our
Phvsicl ‘nvironment? of so-
cial fragmentation? of job
pressures? How do we react
to these social changes? Can
we protect our families from
them?

These are some of the
questions which will be dis-
cussed tomorrow evening in
the second session of the fam-;

area were not greatly disturb.

ed by the actions of the im-

Provement district trustees.
e

News About
RECREATION

By BUCK PACHOLZUK
Recreation Director
Regional Recreation
Commission No. 1

present trustees for the Cast.

legar Hospital
District:

For Castlegar, B.
Cherrington and Earl Greep;
for Kinnaird, A, H. Culley
(Robert Smales died in 1967|¢
and was not replaced); for
the unorganized area, W-:
Waldie.

Hospilal wi

Conirol Help

Members of the Wo-
inens Auxiliary to the Cas-
tlegar and District Hospital
spent some 400 hours last

being sponsored here by the
Regional Ecumenical Parish.

The program is titled
The Family in its Social En-
and the panel will

te John Waldie
also moved from the improve-
ment district board to the

I remember in the early.
years the improvement dist-
rict board met regularly,
money was always very critic-
ally short, and the hospital

be chaired by Rev. Terry Al-
len, Panelists will include

fest |Selkirk College ecology in-

structor Peter Wood, Selkirk
urban geography instructor
Jim Cromwell and Rev. Geo-|
rge Hermanson, Regional-Ec-

a control of
vistors service at the hospi-

This was disclosed at the
hospital _society’s annual
meeting last week in a report
submitted by Mrs. Anne Sob-

t) report noted that

le for the hospital WA ig| ce
._ However, A

umenical Parish staff mem-
ber.

" While one session has al-
ready been held, a spokesman
for. the sponsoring B eroup | pela

always needed. items Lat
which came into the s tems
expenditure classification
which we had to deal with.
We were permitted to requi-
sition from the government
at Victoria funds to the ex-
tent of an amount that could

cent years, but in the early
years less than half this

that the improvement district

amount. I want to tell you

Be accepted and may _ be

made tomorrow: ns at belore

e program at 8 p.m.
‘The cost is

only: #2 a
person or $3 a coup!

a list
adiainistrator as to hs
quipment and furnishings] ,
wil be needed for the hospi-| #

Mrs. Soberlak said the
auxiliary’s major money-rais-
ing projects are its two rum-
mage les and its annual

nut drive.

3 helps to /E

A y School.
Tuesday i

bi

ly a potent agent in the pre-

vention of crime and delin-

quency. Little wonder, then,
at agencies. directly con-

cerned with this problem are
turning as

There is keep-fit for lad-
ies in Robson School and vol-
leyball for ladies in Kinnaira
Elementary School.

"| effective ally!

Because recreation activi-
ties have a strong appeal for
youth, delinquency and crime

are less likely to flourish in
communities where such op-
Portunjties are abundant and
attractive than in cittes or
neighborhoods where ade.
quate facilities are lacking.
Children or young people en-
gaged in recreation activities
on the playground cannot at
the same tame be robbing a

it} bank, breaking into a home,

or perpetrating some other
crime,

Furthermore, because the
playground leader helps them
develop wholesome interests
and furnishes opportunities
for them, the

these children
will become criminals is ma-
terially reduced.

The boy who “makes”
the baseball ‘eam or who ex-

do not need ‘to seek such

satisfactions in unsocial ways.

to any community, (Most de-

The Holy Ghost Church

Germany Wedding
Is of Interest Here

length veil was secured toa

pink roses

was always more
tic to the needs of the hospi-
a than they were to the tax-

er find it impossible to|!2
pad what the results
would have been if we had| Mus.
not with this

overinone
coat or we'll give you the

Lahr,
with pink and white carna-
tions was the setting for the
March 15 ceremony uniting
marriage Patricia Margaret
Ford, Gaughter of Mr. and
Michael H. Ford of
Castlegar, a Capt. Jack
Carlyle Watson, son of Mrs.

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Nancy Watson of Coronation,

‘Official ting clergymen
were Rev. Father © Charis:

Major vM 2B dame eo
bride wore an empire-styled

iain white terzetten. She car-
tied a cascading bouquet of
pink roses and white lily-of-
the-valley.

The maid of honor, baa
Marie Koster and bridesmai
Miss Janet Tulipan, putea! aid
entically al rose
floor-l Tenth empire. styled
silk with bell sleeves.
They were matching
floral headpieces and Earried
bouquets of pink and white
terz

ae Guy Fabi was best
man with Lt. Dale Andersen

ushering duties.
A variety of spring flow fi
daffodils

gown of peau de soie. French
guipure la the bell ©
sleeves and. train

COTTA LLU A

Her rit shoulder-

Congratulations!
Your furnace
just survived
another winter.

But how about next

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furnace, we can install it. We can
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Or install an oil-fired water heater.
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ers

carnations ~ decorated ihe
Black Forest Officers’ Mess
Hali at Lahr for the recep-
tion.

Centering the _ bride's
table was a three-tier wed-
ding eoke decorated with

of ceremonies
Lt. eare Fabi read. telegrams
from Canada.
For the wedding |
London, England
Sonned
dress
jack illbox, hat and pearl

and Capt. Bob Garry sharing} bs

are committed during leisure
time, and a large percentage
of them are performed in or-
der to get the enjoyment of
leisure.

ther of re
tion ‘which might be provided
by the community at little

tudies have shown fat
rity of childre

time activi-
ties, either at home or in the
community.

A_ word of caution pa
needed, however, as to th
hich be

unp!
ned society, but look to Kt te
illuminate personal and

worl
wort in which to

statement worth ae ee
The following is the
events for the week. If you
juire any additional sor

req!
trip: to mation or wish to discuss

activity that you would find

or d, please drop into
| organized, p p_ into

or
e recreation director at
365-6565.
Monday Evening:
ere is keep-fit, eveie

the recreation o

etc., for men at Twin Rivers

dark.

Doing. business without advertis-
ing is like winking at o girl in the

You know what you're doing but
nobody else does! .

CASTLEGAR NEWS:

OPENING

Idle time is not an asset exeape

recrea-|one block a

the majo oO!

brought into court have lack: k
ed adequate provision or dir-|=
silk|ection of

There is senlor badmin-
ton in Robson School anu
badminton for couples in the
Twin Rivers Elementary
School. Also, a variety ot
games for couples in Wood-
land Park School. Archery
will be held in Kinnaird
Junior Secondary. School.
Thursday Evening:

There is keep-fil classes,
volleyball and badminton for
ladies in Twin Rivers Ele-
mentary School and for lad-
ies in Kinnaird Elementary
School, senior men’s volley-
all in Junior Sec-
ondary School, and volleybatl
and badminton in the Robson
School.

Pet Budgie
Escapes — But
it Retums

There is very little chance

ons a@ pet budgie ever return
to its home once it

igh a door 0.

window — but one Castlega.

acts j family was in luck.
On Monday the Coli:
Pryces’ blue budgie flew ot

the shoulder of one of th
children and

afternoon, but there was mn
i of the bird.

At sunset the budgie re
ed to the same street

way from home
and landed on the shoulde:

laying in the road
en into the hous

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Closed all day Monday

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Bingo Cancelled Holy Thursday, April 3

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thing, going

“Courtesy
-OnThe Highw
Saves Lives”

Hon. Wesley D. Black,
Minister of Highways

If every driver on our

TWIN -

TOWN

the same courtesy to other drivers

as he thinks they should extend to him, there would be far fewer accidents and
fatalities and highway driving would always be the pleasure it should be.

On the highway, courtesy means obeying the rules - e.g. staying in

the right hand lane except when passing, using signal lights when changing
lanes, avoiding excessively fast or slow speeds. Drivers towing

trailers and other slower moving vehicles:should not bunch up, but

‘allow space between vehicles for safe passing.

Highway courtesy begins before the driver leaves home. He makes sure
that his car's steering, brakes, tires, lights and engine are in excellent
and that he, himself, feels rested and alert:

In B.C., we have built our highways to make safe, courteous driving a pleasure

Only you the driver, however, can determine if these highways are used
properly and courteously or abused injuriously or even fatally!

SLIDE on the Kinnaird-Nelson highway sou
half-a-mile east of the Brilliant dam caught
a car and send it tumbling about 100 feet ov-
er the bank upturning it in a mass of huge
boulders on the CPR tracks below. The slide
occurred at about 8 p.m. last Friday evening
and traffic was allowed through about three
hours later. The creek pictured here shows

wy cepts or

person-
. al values, which in turn. in

the swarth of the slide as it came down the|
covered the

gh the night

carried on over the bank. While
rocks were on the highway, the road was not
damaged and the huge boulders ended up on
the railway trac!

and then

many large

‘ks. CPR crews worked throu-

ie. — Ci

MAN ALIVE

Farnily’s Life-Style is Shaped tf its Personal Values
b | that it|

rene behavior in our so-

By Rev. Terry Allen

(rhe following article is
a recapitulation of one of
anel talks presented to|c!
the session of the Fam-
uy Life Development | Pro-
gram last Thursday evening.)

Every family has a life-
atyie which is shaped by the
rsonal values of its mem-
rs, Thé word “values” used
in this way means those con-
ideals which shape
vur behavior and define our
Bi life. Everyone has
sucks values, whether they are
or not. We all

somes confused and lle! De

iess, a situation which our

natural desire for order can-
not tolera

These “personal values

in be called “religious val-

ues” in the broadest sense,

vi meal
to life. (A nefluition,
dentally, which by no means
exhausts the meaning of. the
word i religion. ”) Our person-
al values may be called “re-
iigious" i in at another sense. be:
cause they are luenced.
a certain extent, either eee
ly_ or. int , by the or-
nized us systems
which are a part of our. s0-
ciety.
Changes in our religious
systems influence our

fluence our life.
helps them to be aware of
the revolution that has been

in
tae te because. ue provides
some insights inf is

happening to our to chety por
to our family life.

The “religious revolu-
tion” in which we find our-
selves is, not. seat new: Ae

has been peppening

creasing intel iy for at least |
the Se een

we

News Photo

2nd Kinnaird Guide Co. Member
First to Get Her All-Around Cord

Guide Grace Gormley be-

Grace was also present-
ed her woodsmen and citizen

uring | the evening can-
dies were lit for a fly- up cer-
emony when Brot
raine Dempsey, Ann ‘NcDon:
al Cindy Harnadek .:and
c Smith yaceé
hy Guide Brenda Bor ey in-
to the Guide horsesho

Assisting Brownie leader

es and Gina :Smith was pre- P

sented her child care, home
nurse and keep fit badges.

Other Guides
badge

their home nurse were

rts.| Wendy Laidler, Cathy Walk-

ers’ badge and Anne McDon-
ald. who .got her  toymaker

badge.
also presen:

Mrs. Roberts,
ted Guides Lorraine: Jerre
lus her swimmer,

Janicé:Jaques received her

3 Home: nurse and skater badg-|

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Refreshments ,we
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hnson and :-Mrs.| ime

RJ. Are. toh won.the prizes
in the ue pamney ‘for the mothers.
; the--Jast .meet-

) ing ry Guilder :Mrs. James
taking

Gormley who iwillt will ‘be
a leave of

religious authorit
ly panting hag:had| ‘ 4
some aur negative effects, | ©
“Jin the alienation of Sone peo-
owl

ig the “ceremon- pie from

P| phasis off blind obedience to

religious syste!
|manded blind and unquestion-|.
ing: obedience: to. a*set of];
rules laid down arbitrarily by

on
the principites on values be-
id.the rules, and a sense of

a set of. rulesi Attention in-
stead has. bee!

ance. Let's see how this a
lies to two areas of pro

ing about

uch any mi
ply. the pringiple that F Poort
and our. relationshi

ance. How does this. app!

ae the sexual revolu-
tion. New in our. generation

is the disappearance of the a
sexual taboo. We talk about
sex, we're drenched . in’ it,
we're on a post-] ‘prohibition
binge, a self-conscious effort
to rid ourselves of an inhibi-
tion that has been around too

d and
what we really should be do-

ee was no sex

them are of ultimate im) ee

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Wednesday, April 2,1969 5

inxiety. Too big a’ risk
is here, surely, of damaging
Personalities “and rela’
ships. Extra-marital sex then?
Experience ‘again shows, that
nothing destroys the relation-
ships;be between man, wife and
quicker. This then
also denies the ultimate per-
sonal. value.
How about sex in marri-
age? If and per-|

By. Local Churches

helping him in_ building his
relationship with others.

In summary, a personal
{value which serves many
People well is that people
and our relationships with
them are of ultimate import-
ance. This principle helps
many -families to build and
sustain a creative style. of
living in this revolutionary
world. What are your own
Personal values and how do

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Portant, we have to watch
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right. Our new principle says
that it is only right when it
fe) serves to build and celebrate

ei
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Bloedel Ltd, "vancouver.

rons throughout. B.C.
Bonner. has. been a patron

years.
Local Teachers
In Curling ’Spiel

A rink from - Castle;

ar- gar |t

will be taking part in the
annual provincial teach-
‘ers: mixed bonspiel to be held

He yancouver. during
¥| Wee

“1 QC, senior iwice president of

The drive is to support
2,550. Air Cadets in 37 squa.

the B.C. Air Cadets for some

. Thirty-six rinks. are,
tered in the bonspiel, whi
ny
Ear
D0

hus-

tea and wife, only right
&|when both desire it,

Next, the drug revolu-

tion. It seems that all the

y we stock a fall selection of

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‘| those around him rather

aaa ability. for: F making Per:
sonal decisions
stored: to many pase asin a
~ A See art aaliers ul-
timate value, .; h
erged P trom malls conflict
This principle, | isi: used :
people ‘to shape ‘ne
Behavior and to Seting their
they

would Yefine themselves as

ya ‘get of arbi.

ine
action: does. to, the. person:
ties of the People 1 involved
in u

th bons, of. fetations bs be ‘be-
ite bo oplé.-- An. mn : is

her. -
hi

vol ution then, ti people
and: our relationships: with
them are. ultimate import-

bat by what that} ;
ali-

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