CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, December 22,1977

Order of the Th

jout istrict

Order of the Day Throughout Scouting Dist
_ Sing-Song, Gift Exchanges, Games and Treats

‘These Ist Kinnaird Scouts are Among the Many to Hold

arties in the Area

Castlegar Socials —

Mrs. H. Johnson 365-8294

Miss - Sybil Harrower is
home with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs, W. ‘Harrower for the
holiday season.

Mr. and Mrs, Wayne East-
cott of Vancouver arrived here
on Tuesday. They are visiting
Wayne's parents in Rossland
and other relatives in Castle-
gar.

Mrs, Sonny Edwards spent
last week visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Edwards in Creston:

CMHC Hikes _
AHOP Funding
To $37,000.

Central Mortgage and

” Housing Corporation : an-

nounced an increase in the
maximum allowable house price
for AHOP housing in. the
Kootenays to $37,000. This is an

+ increase from the previous

figure of $36,000.
The announcement was

made by the Cranbrook mana-.
° ger of C.M.H.C., Terry Gibson.”
“There has been a slowdown in’
AHOP construction during

1977 in the Kootenays,” said
Gibson. “We feel that this
increase will provide some in-
centive to builders to provide
housing under the program
without substantially inflating
house prices.”

Generally, the type of
housing which can be built
within the AHOP maximum

price isa semi-detached form of *

housing. The AHOP program is

designed to assist families of -

modest means to acquire home-
‘ownership housing,

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Local Senior Citizens

Enjoy Yuletide Feast

An annual Christmas
party, beginning with a hot
turkey supper with all the
trimmings, prepared and ser-
ved by the ladies of the Ladies’
Auxiliary to the Royal Cana-
dian Legion was enjoyed Wed-
nesday evening of last week by
108 Castlegar and District
Senior Citizens in the Legion
Hall.

Grace was said by Mrs. E.
Sherbiko and a toast to the
Queen was. proposed by Bob
McCullock. During supper,
Mrs. L. Newhouser was pre-
sented with a decorated birth-
day cake in honor of her 77th
birthday by her daughter, Mrs,
N. McNabb. The cake was then
cut and served to all members

the tables were
being cleared, Christmas carols

were enjoyed by. the seniors,...
with Mrs, Newhouser accom- ‘

panying on the piano.

Mrs. McNabb was then
called upon to install the 1978
executive: president Mrs. H.
Johnson, first vice-president
Mrs. A. Brady, second vice-
president Mrs. J. Raine, sec-
retary Mrs. R. Donnan, trea-.
aurer Mrs. A. McNeil, past
president Bob Cormier and
directors Bob Hunter and Bill

Nixon.

An invitation, which had
been received from the Kin-

“naird Girl Guides for an eve-

ning’s entertainment on Dec. 21
in the Kinnaird Hall, was read
and Mrs. Johnson urged as
many members as possible
to attend the girls’ party.

On behalf of the member-
ship, Mrs. Johnson extended
thanks and appreciation to the
L.A. for their delicious dinner,
for the service and for the
delicious wine which they had
donated. Also thanks to the

* Legion for the use of the hall for

By CLIFFE CHURCHES
Christmas Activities

Bing-songs, gift exchanges,
games and treats have been the
order of the day for all groups
throughout the district. From
all reports, the young people
sure don't lack in Christmas
spirit.

Many groups such as the
1st Kinnaird Beavers and Cubs,
Robson Beavers and Cubs and,
T'm sure, the boys from Castle-
gar and Blueberry Creek (nel-
ther group has been heard from
as yet) have been busy making
Christmas wreaths, table cen-
ter pieces and many other

“welcome decorations for their

homes.

Santa Claus has made his
visit to each group and was
heard to comment that boys
that have been as busy as they
have must have been good boys

and could look for him ori’

Christmas Eve.
Hamper Draw

The district council's
Christmas hamper draw was a
successful venture and ‘the
winner of the $100 hamper has
been determined. She is seven-
year-old Michelle Coyle of Rob-
son,

We understand she bought
her ticket with her own money.
She was the. only one in her
family to buy a ticket and the

- ‘vest of her family members

weren't even aware of her
purchase.

This little girl must be
very proud to be able to give
her family the added gift of a
hamper full of all the usual
Christmas goodies. We're sure
she is very happy and we'd like
to congratulate her.

We would also like to
thank everyone who supported
our draw and we trust you will
all have a very enjoyable
Christmas season.
2nd Castlegar Bottle Drive

After the festive season is
behind us, I'm sure most would
agree the cleanup is a hig job.
in Castlegar will

the

The remainder of the eve-
ning was devoted to dancing to
records and to the piano,
presided over by Dick Wayling.
The Senior's Golden Age
Square Dancers demonstrated
some of: their dancing, with
thanks extended to Bill Nixon
and Harry Killough for calling
the squares.

A display was featured in
the hall of some of the work of
local weavers, and ‘members
were invited to take up this
rewarding pastime.

Senior citizens’ meetings 4

will resume on the afternoon of
Jan. 6.

ings to

Funeral Service Held
For John Argatoff

Prayer services were held
Friday evening from the Glade
Russian Hall, concluding Satur-
day afternoon, for John Peter
Argatoff, 85, who died last
‘Thursday at his home in Glade.

Mr. Argatoff was born in
Russia on May 10, 1692. As a
child, he came to Canada with
his parents and settled in

Saskatchewan. He moved to
Brilliant in 1910 and four years
later, he married the former
Tina Mokonen. They moved to

+ Glade, where they had since

made their home.

Mr, Argatoff was a mem-
ber of the Union of Spiritual
Communities of Christ. During
his working years, he was

Canada Savings Bonds
The new Compound In-

> terest Bond which earns inter-

est on interest is available for
cash or on instalments on the
Official Monthly Savings Plan

and the Payroll Savings Plan in

denominations of $100, $300,
$500, $1,000 and $5,000.

"1: , 401 Front St. Castogir

p! in the logging in-
a

lustry.

He is survived by his wife,
‘Tina of Glade; a.son, Walter of
Passmore; a daughter, Mra.
Fred (Helen) Kooznetsoff of
Glade; 11 grandchildren and 17
great-grandchildren.

He was predeceased by.a
son, John, in 1968.

Interment was in Glade
Cemetery: with Castlegar Fu-
neral Home in care of arrange-
ments,

Store Windows "|

Found Broken

Three incidents of wilful
damage involving broken win-
dows were ‘discovered by:
Castlegar. -RCMP Sunday. A

window was found to be broken
at Mike's TV by patrolling -
RCMP members at 6:80 a.m.

At 9 a.m. a' window mea*
suring eight feet by 10 feet at
the Castlegar Safeway store
was found smashed and at 12:15

p.m, a window. 86 inches by 16
Sec-.

inches at Kinnaird Junior
ondary School was discovered
to be broken.

nctcnithe sles

Happy Christmas greet- |
all, :

have the opportunity to clean
up all their empty bottles, cans
and car batteries and, at the
same time, support the activi-
ties of their boys,

They will be out in force to
assist: you with this chore on
Jan 7th from 9:30 a.m. until the

job is done. We trust that you .

will be there in force to help
‘these. boys help you.

Broomball Tournament

Like to see a group of boys
having a real ball? You would?
Well, drop down to the Old
Arena next Wednesday be-
tween 11:45 a.m, and 1:45 p.m.

You'll see the district cub

packs engaged in a broomball
Jparnaciant which, I'm’ sure,

ill really be an exciting time. ba

Don't miss it.
* e Ad 4

On behalf of myself and the
district council, I would like to
extend our sincere wishes to
the public for a very merry
Christmas and a happy and
prosperous New Year.

We would like to thank
everyone for their overwhelm-
ing support of our many activi-
ties. We pledge to continue

atriving to provide the district

with ‘a Scout organization of
which they can be proud.

CBC Program
Reviews Year's

Sports Stories

A special one-hour pro-
gram featuring the past year's

happenings in B.C. sports will.

be seen on CBC British Colum-

bia (channel 2, cable 3) Dec. 31°

at 10. p.m.
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Armitage will present high-
lights from amateur and pro-
fessional sports. The program
includes a look at the B.C.
Lions, Simon Fraser and UBC
football seasons; Whitecaps
soccer; Canucks and New West-
minster Bruins hockey; Mc-
Keachnie Cup rugby; horse
racing from Exhibition Park;

B.C. athletes at the Canada
Summer Games and the Cana-
dian Swimming Champion-
ships; B.C. Open Golf, the
Grand Prix International Horse
Show; high school sports; the
Swiftsure Yacht Race; and the’
North American Hangliding
Championships.

‘The program also features
the awarding of the CBC-TV
Sports “Athlete of the Year”
trophy toJerry Tagge, quarter-
back of the B.C. Lions.

The CBC. British Columbia i

1977 Sports year-end review
was produced by Garth Fowlie.

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a Joyous
Christmas

_ May Yuletide cheer, light:your. way c:
sHtoauyearswith heppiness etch days

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Funeral services were held

yesterday! morning from tho

Chapel of the Castlegar Funeral
Home for George Goloff, age 66,
who died Sunday. in Castlegar.
Born Dec. 17, 1911 in
China, Mr. Goloff came to the
Canadian , Prairies : with his
parents a8 a young hoy, later
moving to Vancouver where he
received his schooling and.
attended’ university. He was’
employed by the government,
working” as’ a registrar > in
Nelson for'a number ‘of years,

He was married in 8po-
kane, Wash. and was a resident
, of Nelson, prior to moving to
the Castlegar area 10 years
ago. He owned and operated
the Goloff Lumber Company in
Brilliant,

Surviving : are: his wife,
Mary; two step-suns, Peter of
Nelson and Paul of Port Coquit-
lam; three "sisters,

Eremenko of Castlegar, Helen

Goloff and Tiersa Lennox, both ©

. of Vancouver.
Pallbearers’ were David

© John, Don Rosler, Marvin’

‘Hood, Farren Hadden, "Peter
Lebedoff and Fred Swetlikoe.
|. Pastor, Harold Graham of-
ficlated.’ Interment book ‘place
at, Park Memorial Cemetery

with Castlegar Funeral Home |

in care of arrangements,

Che enaluie laa nee ete:

“Children Write Letters

iautataentont
‘Super Star nai Dei :

Dear Santa’

T hope you have a nice trip
around the wotld.. Are your
raindeer ready for the trip
around the world, I hope so, Oh *
well, I would like lots of things,

Former Castlegar Man
Earl E. Bradford Dies

Funeral services were con-
ducted Tuesday of last week
from the Elkford Recreation
Centre for Earl Edward Brad-
ford, 49, a former Castlegar
resident who died Dec. 10 after
a lengthy illness,

Mr. Bradford was born’
July 2, 1928 in the old town of .
Lumberton, now a ghost town a

few miles south of Cranbrook. ;

He came to Castlegar in 1951,
and was a local resident for 20
ye prior to settling in Elk-

He was well, known, ia

(minor hockey circles and wi
* an active member of the United

Steel Workers of America, the

+ Project society and ‘recreation

commission. He also served one
year of his two-year term. as
alderman in Elkford, Prior. to
his resignation. from couneil due
to ill health: .°:

iMr, Bradford is igurvived
by his wife,Joyce Mary; three
sons, Ed of Castlegar, David
and John, both of Elkford; .two
daughters, Coral-Lynne Ogloff

Knights of Columbus
Installation

</> Knights: of | Col

of Vancouver and Jo-Ann Me-
Farlane of Elkford; two broth-
ers, Calvin of Brandon, Man.
and Clifton of Trail; a sister,
Ann Parks of Keremeos;, his.
"father, Cecil Bradford of Castle-
gar; and six ‘grandchildren.

. He was predeceased by his
mother, Christine (Nellie) Brad-
ford.

Rev. Wilber James offici-
ated at the service. Cremation
followed with Salus Funeral
Chapel in charge of arrange-
ments,

of Officers

ry Walter

Father Finnigan Council No.
5304, held their installation of
Officers Nov. 26. District Dep-
uty M: J. Jones, ‘assisted by
Warden Brother Rene Archam-

-bault and Brother “Michael
“Guinan, Council Chaplain, per-

formed the installation at the 7
p.m. Mass.

The new executive consists
of the following: Grand Knight
Steve’ Gallo, Deputy . Grand

‘night Alfred Henshaw, Chan-
cellor ‘Leo Bosse,: Recorder
Gerard . Archibald, tress,
Steve Jankola;=

“Fields advocate Tustin Kauf-
man, warden Robert Cormier,
guards -(inside) Herculano Pa-
rece, (outside) Firmino Mach-
ado;

Trustee (1) Jim Fornell,
“(2) Herman Kemperman and (3)
Armando Cardosa, lecturer Jim
Fornelli' and . Chaplain Rev.
Michael Guinan.

A Parish social gathering
followed the‘ ceremony.

‘A turkey bingo was held in

the Canadian Legion Hall Dec,
ii, with “proceeds going, to

‘110 Maple St., Gasitégar’

Choose from. our: large selection of
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We also have many

GIFT ITEMS

Muoe, Stuffed Animale, Statuettee, Cassettes,
& Records on SPECIAL at $2: 00
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Castlegar...

© The ‘offer for. tale will be subject to the p roposed-.
purchaser submitting: a plan of development ‘of the’ «
property. which will be acceptable tothe Council On se ie

Clty of Castlegar.

bi 320,000. lowest ie acceptable for the property will be.

3 All interested Saris are Invited to submit written of-: *
* fers for. the property and shall include within the. offer:

1): The amount offered for the property:

development;

CITY OF CASTLEGAR
, PUBLIC NOTICE
TAKE NOTICE. THAT Pureuant te "section 473 of ‘the
Municipal Act the. Council of .t 2
i intends to offer for. sale properties ‘described as

Lot 14, 16.and 16; District Lot 4598, Plan,1620 oe
-K. DE ‘tocated on. Front. Street In the colly of

Bo 2) Detale of the proposed doveiopment at.

5 gublect property;

‘ ated time frame for cometh of:
Ay References, credit and ee She

Sealed fiers, ‘clearly marked “otter for Municipal

Property" will be evolved by: the ‘underalgned up to
00 ‘p.m.: local time ‘on Wednesday, ber. 28,
and will

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public at that im

Thanks
are’ -extendéd‘to/the “excellent

3 response ‘ ‘of thé genéFal public. ©’

popular. request the St.

ie Church Midnight: Mass }°

{will be : broadcast on. Radio
“CKQR, Christmas Day from 4

* “to 6:80 p.m, ae

’ Plans are being formulated

: for the following» coming

events: ‘a Curling Bonspiel.be-
itween the Castlegar Shriners

~ and the Knights on oe yeas 22 and)

*a Curling Bonspiel between the
District Knights of Columbus to
be held in Rossland, Jan. 29.

“Driver Loses
$800 to Two.
Hitchhikers:

Picking up two hitchhikers
on Columbia Avenue has cost
Peter Kozak of Castlegar $800.
Castlegar’ RCMP say Kozak
stopped for two men at 4:30
am.’ Sunday, acd- the two

: assaulted him and. stole. his -

wallet, containing $800...
Police are-currently inves-

tigating the: incident: and’

searching for two suspects.

Bride Barbie and lota more. I
hope’ Rudolph'is O.K,

Love, Helaine

.. 8 8

T hope you have a good trip to
Castle; ;

gar.
Santa how is Ruadolph?

Santa, can you please bring me.”

a Horse, The Baby-Sitting
Room. . * 4

How is Mra, Santa?

What is your adress?

I would like a big stuffed aminal
of any kind super star barbie
and any thing site,

Jennifer I Peterson

Dear ea
T would like to have a Barbie:

baby sitter set, Blip and spiro-

‘ grph.

_ Janet
. °
Dear Santas
Could’ you please bring me a
Wood Brurning Set and Blip
and flying saucer and a Nancy
Drew book. How is Mrs. Claus?

I will leave you some milk a
cookies. I hope you feel good?
Love Natalie Arishenkoff.
eee

and skats I am nine and a half.

my Birthday is at february.

Love Kevin ‘

Ho Ho Ho Mary Christmas
ve .

Dear Santa Claus,
How have you been? I would
like a racing set for Christmas I

* will leave you sqme milk and

cookies. And I will make’ sure
the fireplace ian't hot when I go
to bed. Are you and your rain-

Dear Santa
Iwould like some micrinots and

a micrinots car.
* from Chris
o . *

Dear Santa.
My name is Angela Olson. 1;

love you and I would like a ‘|

picnic basket and a baby come
back. I have been a good girl
this year.-and I am 4% years
old. I ‘will leave you some
cookies and s milk’ and “some
_ Sugar for your reindeers,

Thank you and Merry |

Christmas to you and Mrs.

Santa
How: is MRS Claus?- How is
“Rudolf?. Is it cold'in the’ north ;
“pole? 18" ‘Rudolfs ite plik? ~
Santa? I'm Fine

my sister
loyacL Would like a'toy puree?

clothes for my doll, a puzzel and ©

a Holly Hobby oven. my sister
would like a nice doll, marching
Mickey, a toy. mixer, anda
Story Book for me to read to.
her with pictures in the book.
we would like ‘to Have toy
phones
Love Jenny and Michelle
_;Remansoll

ee

Dear ine . “Please

- give me clothes and my very

own io.AISO Bring My
SiSter Pam A WeeBle Mickey.
mouse ¢cLuBhouse and some
Little Toys. DereK my brother
would like a truck. Thank-you

“goles

Dear Santa Claus 5
1 wish you would bring me
baby-Thataway! And:a record-
player. And a record and a TV.
and a)’ Tipwriter. .

< Love

ai Nicole
.

“Dear santa hes

“how our you?.Iam fine I cant’.
wate: tell: Christmas all I. want.”
‘walkey.

‘for Chris Christmas is

deer ready for the trip around
the world?. Is.
still shiney? I hope you have a
Mery Christmas
* Love From’ Denis
s . e

"ice Santa Clon

I wish you can bring mea

‘ "wake up thembalena and a par
. of skys and a crasy carpet’ art

set''a book with animls in it’
light brite
Love Cynamon
oT e s

Dear Santa Claus,

How are you?

For. Christmas 1 would like a

record player and a record too.

Inst year I liked the present,

Love Debbie Cheveldave
eee

Dear I would. Like a

Super Star barbie and a Elvis

Dear Santa

Rouldjoh’s | nose <

Haves. good time § Bante:

Dear nets a Chas

I would like a ice bird, barbie
cloths, jewelry case and also I
would oun of your raindeer.
Have a nice time on Christmas
night Love, Kim,

s e LJ

Claus
Iwould liKe a Pink Diary anda

‘Elvis Record...

T hope you have a good time
giving out presents to all the
good little girls and boys.’

TthinK Iwas a very good little

fora special 1
the Castlegar

girl.
Love from, Jesslyn

peed

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In ‘the:

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Is else

Mon, Sat. Fas, to 9 p.m,

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Lobster. also.
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Planning °
For An;
Evening:
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