CASTLEGAR NEWS, Friday, November 14, 1978

Old Perhaps, But Not Senile:
Apathy Just Doesn't Work

~~At least 20 per cent of the
ld People . believed

ia University of Washington
ipayehatriat says, in Pullman,

os Carl Eisdorfer said
i"Just because someone: has
tweinklés or grey hair, that
‘doesn't mean you can write

Dr, Elsdorfer sald senile
persons have an allment known
as chronic organle brain syn-
drome and “the notion that it is
untreatable is nonsense, There

are hundreds of treatment.

programs and moat of them
work,

“The only thing that does
not work with older people is

apathy.”

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Moore and Shutek Seek Re-Election.

on hand for installation’ next
spring.

The challonge of serving as
representative'to Regional Dis-
v trict has involved her as
" chairman of the following com-
mittees:’ executive, ' Castlegar
and District Community Centre
and the Lower Columbis Water
Study; as well as a member of
the assessment and taxation,

“fand. regional library study

Audrey Moore"

Aldermante Candidate

City of Castlegar

- Alderman of the former
Town of Kinnaird, and the new
City ‘of’ Castlegar, Audrey
Moore believes that her exper- .
ience, vitality, and proven
ability may well serve citizens
of the area,

Seeking re-election to city
‘council, as'well as Castlegar’s
director to the’ Regional Dis-
_ trict of Central Kootenay, Mrs.
"Moore welcomes the, opportu:
nity to help provide a reliable,
responsive local government,

“During the past two years
major progress has taken place
in our elty; such positive steps
as amalgamation, a sewer sys
tem in the south section of
Castlegar, a community centre.
and the design of a comprehen- |
sive city plan, to mention but a
few of the outstanding projects.

“It has been my privilege
to serve as an integral part ofa
most constructive city council,”
says Mrs. Moore,

Mrs. Moore has chaired
various couneil committees in-
cluding archives, parks and
recreation, dog contro! and

. water study, The city’s histori.

cal documents are now housed
in security at Selkirk College.
City parks received substantial
development this year; and,
new playground equipment is’

From Page 1

groups.
If re-elected, Audrey
Moore's primary concerns will
be the successful completion of
the Castlegar and District
Community Céntre, the con-
Unuing development of the.
neighborhood parka and Play
grounds, and the critical need

for more rental housing in our

ity.

“Restraint and fiscal re-
sponsibility must be exer
in these inflationary times,
Nevertheless, I will continue to'
work toward the implementa-
-tion of a bulk water supply for
our elty and valley. However,
this. vail not become a reality
until subs! I financlal ‘as.
sistance i ‘actheeaiee from
our senior lovels’of govern:
ment,” says Mrs. Moore,

‘Mrs. Moore has an honors
BSc degree from the Univeraity
of New Brunswick, She has
worked for the National Re-
search Council of Canada, and
served as the former librarian
of the Castlegar and District
Publie Library,

“Presently she it a director
of the Castlegar Homemakers
Association, a member. of the
University Women's Club,
Castlegar Curling Club and St.
David's Anglican Church.

“For a responsive city
government I am asking the
voters of Castlegar to give me

+ their support this Saturday,”

says Mrs. Moore.
A Moo-ving Affair
Firemen were summoned
to a farm near Greensburg,
Pennsylvania, to free a cow
that had fallen into a bathtub
and gotten stuck. °

‘Addition in Hands of RDCK

_.Who had assisted anid tliose who
had support it, The ladies will
be sponsoring a nut drive later
this month and hope for the
same measure of support,

Dr. Pat Fowler reported
that the medical staff members .
are holding. regular. meetings.
He also spoke at length on the
treatment and handling of
difficult patients.

Bantam Division
Banta; Division <

Nov. 6 — CSCU 2, Pee
Wee Rep 2 Scoring Tor
CSCU: were Hughes from
wichert Re Wichert icon

goals

soured ‘by Kirby from Stow,
shnow and.Liber, unassisted.

from
‘Miller, “Grieves from.
Horning, G Grieves unassisted,
Smith from -Annes, G

& (No record
goal’ scorers), .

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“For some montis nov, thé
equipment committee has been
busy drawing up a list of major
items_of equipment, medical
and maintenance, necessary for
the continued high’ level of
operation of the hospital. This
list was": presented -at the
meeting and met swith the
wholehearted approval of the
board.

Administration is proceed:
ing with plans for the annual
Christmas party for the hospi-
tal ataff and friends which is to
be held sometime next month.

Athletic
Association
Li Now Active

The board of directors of -
the Castlegar and District °

Athletic Association held a
meeting on Nov. 4, to deter.

mine terms of office and”

Prepare a projected monetary
figure of grant‘requests,

The board chose Peter
Johnstone as treasurer and Pat
Metge as secretary, The terms
of office are: three years—Alex
Cheveldave, Jim Beattie; two
years—Mike Nazarolf, Bill
Rempel, Peter Johnstone; and
one year—Jake Koenig, Ernie
Kruetzky, Verna Keraiff.

. A rough draft ‘of proposed
grant requests from minor
sports organizations in the
community was formulated.

‘This. has resulted in the Ath-
letic Association preparing to
make, an application to the
United Appeal Committee for a
comparable sum._

‘The next meeting of the ”
Athletic Assocation will be

v held Dec. 2, at which time a-

mendments to the existing .
‘Constitution will be considered.

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Andy Shutek
Aldermanic Candk

City of Castlegar

Castlegar is‘ becoming an
exelting city,‘ growing out of its
infancy and taking unto itself
an urban form, Development
must not only be vigorous but
also cautious and orderly,” says
Andy Shutek,

The pelactorate has ae
corded me

district representative and pre:
sently the alternate, I feel the
advantage of this experience
will be of much valué in future
service to the elty.

“There must be sera

together with controlled cule
ward elty expansion, This all
must be done within reasonable
bounds of taxation.:’ ,

“A most vital community '
commodity is an ample water
supply. While the situation may *
not be considered desperate, it’
is, nevertheless, ‘of sufficient .
urgency that ongoing studies
and investigations be conduct-
‘ed until a suifable solution is
found.

“There are naturally other
areas that need attention—lo-
cation of “quiet” industry: and
commerce, residential | plan:
ning, our “golden agers”, ree-
reation and others,

“Although gh being g employed
asa supervisor by Cominco, [
am prepared once again, to
shoulder the City of Castlegar's
munici; with

Serve RR

pee ine period much unl
cipal knowledge and experience
‘faa been gained by being
chairman and/or a member of
various committees such as
public works, planning, recrea-
tion, traffic, plus others, as well
as in the past being the regional

Letter to Editor ©

Dear Sir:

1 was dumbfounded to
learn during a casual'converda-
tion that the park at the corner
of Ist Ave. and Elm St. has
been allowed to fall into the
hands of a commercial devel-
oper. I have concluded that I

* missed the article in your paper

of Oct, 17, a8 well as the “public
notice” mentioned by Mayor
Mosby in the e Rewapaper artl-
cle, probably beca
headlined on

‘Anatentiy I was not the
only one to miss

You will find. herewith a
copy of a letter received only
* two years ago which states that
counell passed a resolution that
this land be retained as a par!
“AlWotgh “the: city's—-records . -
may be in such disarray. that
vital information cannot be
found, it overwhelms me that
council members serving only
two years ago and atill serving.
apparently failed to remember
or were ‘unmindful of. the
importance of such a commit-
ment: - R

Quotations in your article
attributed’, to “Mayor Mosby

indicate tome that all members >

of council should have known it
was a park,

T would appreciate space
for both letters in your valued
paper to add to the record of
this sory chapter in Castle
gar's bi

mer W. Petts
Castlegar

Mon Charged
In Accident

A South Slocan man has
been = charged © with “driving
without due care and attention
after his 1967. Falcon, : which
sustained an estimated’ $500
damage, was in colllsion with
two parked cars on Wednesday
of last’ week’ in. front of the
Ogtow Building in Castlegar,

Charged is Peter, Alan

* -Qwners of “the parked
‘vehicles have been identified as
Peter Chernenkoff, of’ Castle-

gar, whose’ 1965 Ford sedan’.

sustained '$800 damage, and
Betty: Zarikoff; - of Robson,
whose 1973 Dodge recelved an
estimated $300 damage.

Police sald the Mark vehi
cle was, south-bound when the
driver reached for a cigarette,
‘The: vehielo drifted into. the
Chernenkoff vehicle hitting the
left “rear ‘and , hounced off,
sideswiping the’ Zarikoff vel

CABINETS *

cause it was not +

the support of my wife Alice,
daughter Jackie, who is pa
ing UBC, my‘sons Andy, «
‘chemical engineer, with his
fai Edmonton, along with
Gene, a recreational director in
Surrey, and his wife, who will
all be lending their moral |
‘support.’

following is the text of »
a etter dated Nov. 8, 1973, sent
by the city to Mr. Pets over.

Tee eli of Oe disposi-
tion of the: “Cenotaph Pro-
perty”. was given further con-
Elderation by counall at thels
regular meeting of Nov. 6.

the town. and .
developed intoa park similar'in
concept to the Gyro Park in
Nelson. In conjunction with this
development couneil will study
the feasibility of using a portion -
of the. property“for overnight
parking for recreation vehicles
with the object of deriving a
revenue to assist in upkeeping
costs, ¥

+ Your: interest and ‘as-
sistance in delving into the
history of this property is
greatly appreciated by council.

(Mrs) B. J. Price
> Clerk-Treasurer

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- Winners of

"The Selkirk Saints {soccer
eae clinched the Interior
Totom Soccer League title last
weekend by gleaning a win and
tle In a Rramnloope,

The team fintshed league
play with a 8-2-2 record,

Now the Saints will go
against the Coast’ Totem:
League Champions, Vancouver

Community Cllge Falcons on

Nov. 8 in Vancouve

League ‘ Title

director Mal Stelek would like
to take this opportunity to
thank all those who" have
contributed time and effort to
the soccer team this

"season, 7,

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