CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Sept. 19, 1963

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Agrees to Let
Arena Become
Self Liquidating

The Castlegar Arena will be

~ Social Notes from Robson |

Mra, T, Sanford Ph, 365-5863
Dr. W.:.L. Wright ‘returned

given an to become
self-liquidating through the con-
tinued management from the Pro-
ject Society for another season.
is. was approved by a majority
vote: at the Tuesday Castlegar
Commission meeting.
While‘ the Castlegar Council

has established that the Arena was
never intended to be under the

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if of the “Project Society
ona long term basis, the Society
would be given a chance to wipe
the slate clean rather than relin-
quish its responsibility at the pre-
sent time to take up new endeav-
ours,

The outstanding debt refer-
red to $4800 out of the original
$9000 incurred without’ the spec-
ific vote in council and it was felt
that the Society should be given

its own initiative which intends ta,
pay this amount during operation
this year.

Comm, Walter Thorp report-
ed to council that through a meet-

Commission and five members
us| the Project Society, it became ap-
(| parent that the Society executive
‘was amenable to continuing the op-
eration of the Arena, provided that
within the limits required to pro-
tect the Village’s interests, it was
given a free hand to do so.
His, report goes’ on to say that
the only curbs required, appear to
bi

the responsibility to continue on| Mrs, E, Pi

home ‘on Saturday by plane, after
a_week in ant

Calgary,

Mr, Glen is now

Following is a. briet history
of the Robson Community Memor-
jal Church: |,

The’ original church was
built in 1907 by the Baptist de-
nomination Bor was opened: and

Notre Dame U
in Nelson, Other Robson students
attending college are Miss Gloria
Letkeman ‘and Leslie Maldle at
Victoria College and Mr, T.
elor ‘at University of British Col.
umbia,

Mr, and Mrs, James. Porter
are at home again after spending
& two week vacation at Surrey,
Harrison Hot Springs, through the
Fraser Canyon and down the Oka-
nagan. ,

‘Mrs, R.. Magee left last week
to make her new home at'Seattle,
Wash. She’had been a quest at
the home of Mr. and. Mrs, H.
Evans for a few days and. was
accompanied on her trip south by
iper of Harrop,» >

and’ Mra. W. T. Waldie
returned “home last week ‘from
a five week vacation spent motor-
ing to Alaska ‘over

of the
same year

In’ 1912 Dr. A. P. McDiarmid,
a retired Baptist minister, took
up residence in. Robson, ‘conduct-
ine services for over 30 years

day and the Baptist for the re-] .]

maining Sundays.”

During ‘the War with a very
reduced . membership ‘the Baptists
suggested” that ‘the Church’ might
become a Community Church, In
1945 at the end of' the war'a pu-
blic meeting was called to consider
a suitable War Memorial ‘and at
this meeting it was decided to'ask
the Baptist denomination to give
the church ‘to the’ community for
Church,”

other denominations’ at his eer

In 1920 the Anglican’ Church
was invited to conduct one ser-
vice_a ‘month,

‘In 1628 the United Church
was also invited ‘to’ conduct one
service’ a “month.

The following extract is from
the Baptist sonora dated Sept-
ember 16th,

“The ‘Suney services con-

tinue ‘to be ‘conducted happily as aa

community services, the Anglican
Church being responsible for the
third Sunday of. the ‘month; the
United Church for the first Sun-

the . Alaska’ Highway and home
through Terrace,

e o oe

The sixteenth anniversary and
memorial service of Robson Com-
munity Memorial Church was’ held
on Sunday with many friends
and parishioners present. .

The service was conducted by
Rev. F. Willey, with Dr. B.A.
Resker of Balfour as guest speak-
er, Mr. C, Nickerson read ue

for 1963-64 should. be submit.
ted to Council for approval. (b)
The Society's books shall be aud-

ited. annually and a financial
statement shall be submitted to
Council,’ “The Secretary Treasurer
of. the. Society has ‘submitted a
proposed: budget. While this has
not yet been approved by the Pro-
ject Society executive, it appears

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the light of the past
three years operations, -

“I. therefore move: that the
Castlegar and District Projects
Society be asked to again operate
ie Arena for the 1963-64 season
subject to the foregoing limita-
tions. He presented to council the
proposed budget evolving reven-
ues and expenditures at $10,000;
operating revenue, $8800; village
grant, cash, $500; village grant in-
surance, village grant, water
$200; snow plowing, $200.,
Expenditure: labour,
utilities, $400; fire insurance, $500;
liability. insurance, $300;.. wate
$200; snow | plow! $200;
cellaneous material $500 and mai

| tenance, $800.

GWL Shower
To be Held
September 28 -

‘he’ Castlegar C.W.L. began
their September meeting with 20
members and Father Brophy pre-
sent,

report as.she was absent from our
annual meeting in April.

. W. Fields is the convenor
for the sister’s shower to be held
on September 28 in St, Rita’s Hall

vene this project.
Our annual dinner will be held

Center restaurant. Mrs, Le Bosse
will convene: this.
Mrs.

the ‘ads forthe Christmas edition
of The Prospector. ‘
Mrs,- Schwartzenhauer, our
tion, gave her report. She said the
purpose of this meeting was: to
examine the aims and activities
of the council.
We are starting - a question
box. at the next’ meeting. Father
Brophy will answer any. questions,

to see more subscriptions to. the
Prospector this year: as: they are
quite low for. the number’ of fam-
ilies in our parish,

to see more spiritual action in our
League and urged all the members.
to receive communion every‘ Sun-
day as we and the K of C's are the
leaders in the parish. © +

$3500;

‘An amendment to the motion |’.

‘The treasurer read her annual :
Mrs, P.: Brown will help her con. ‘
R.. Whittaker will ‘collect ;

delegate to the Diocesan Conven-| °

Father Brophy: said -he hopes |‘

He also:said he would like }-:

Refreshments were ‘served by =

Tesson and Dr, W.

Wright: was organist,

: Dr, 'B. ore aResker gave the
cross,

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Ph. soso
Box: 51, Castlegar, B.C.

the family of the late Mr, 0. y
Ballard in his memory. The theme
of Dr. Resker's address was’ Ser-
vice”. He. spoke ‘of church and
community life and of the great
service given to our community
by. the late Mr, B: je Rob-

son Rover crew were in attend-
ance. ana they have taken the name

tener

was proposed by Comm. Gwilym
Hughes providing for, “Any Agree-
ment between the Project Society.
‘and. the Curling Club‘have the ap-
proval of Council.” However, this
was defeated.

WHY WAIT:
“FOR 5?

1948 the. Baptist Mission | B

In

Board of British Columbia gave the
deeds of ‘tho: Robson Baptist
Church to the newly formed Rob-
son Community Memorial: Church
which is administered by a Board
of Trustees,’ Each. year since, an
Anniversary Service has been held
in this church .with' three deno-
minations taking part,

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Mrs. W. Fields was the vio.
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McGauley was’ the winner of the
second booster.

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i This is: ‘the season for long-distance. wall
ding across Canada from. east and west.to prove
spent three: months: _ walling from. Wancouve

and ~ og:weary: hikers have .been plod-

i {da ,withChamplain in 1603, He
 |was exchanged for’a Huron, whom
:.| Champlain’ took’ back: to France,

}Jand Quebec.''When he ‘returned to
‘| the: Great ‘Lakes ‘he was murdered
-, {and ‘eaten: by ‘his former friends,

the Hurons, | the reason for his
2 |death ia unknown,

} | with ‘the | Indians,

j|stayed | with, them’ for the next
) | few. years,’ “acting’ as’ interpreter
: |for Champlain.’ ‘He!'was probably
«-l¢he first white man to reach Georg-
ian Bay.’and: he discovered ' Lake

i rence in 1629 he’ encountered the

; Jed) pitot” ‘it' to capture’ Champlain

. Etlenne® Brule ‘came to Cana.

Know Your Canada

Which’ famous! “explorer was |for, some Indians to eat the. flesh
"y Jeaten by his felends? = *

ofa dead hero or victim, believing
.|that in this way: they - would ac-
quire the: wisdom, strength : and

and Brule spent the winter 161011
He‘ adopted © ‘Huron ways and

Superior “and perhaps‘ Lake’ Erle
and Michigan,.In'1616 he was cap-
tured ‘and tortured by the Irogiois,
_ Acting as pilot’on the St, Law-

English Kirke expedition and help-

“it Was not u

dead person.
‘ Cotati, hte, Hue
“Who Js believed to have been
the first Dane to set foot on Cana-
dian soll?
Captain Jens Munk landed on
the west coast of Hudson Bay in
1619,‘ while trying \ to" find the
North West Passage to, China. He
occupied the country, spending the
winter, there, /and he ‘called ‘the
country ‘Nova Dania -in:the name
in| of King Christian IV. of Denmark.
His..camp’ was: probably” located

(or
istic they: had admired) of the

stands,
ended in tragedy. The whole.crew,

a. |with the of Captain Munk

they can do it. 62-year-old’ John Pacaud
Toronto ‘pushing : a wheelbarrow, Little

Leisha

in!
while, Walter (Peg-Leg) Piotrowski, 52, Geht) “walked: from’ Montreal: ‘to Toronto
despite handicap of.a.wooden leg. He
“his Aryent-old son, Danny, for" Jat 116‘ miles of 400-mil thi!

“did it.‘to ‘show. my

' Ontario." .Mean-

friends.” “He “was ined by

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:|much a‘ recreation room can add

a spot for teenagers’ Get-togethers,
:| grown-ups’ children's
play areas or everyday family’ acti-

Recreation ‘Room :
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Social Notes from Castlegar

Mrs. R. Johnson Ph, 365-8294:
Mr, and‘ Mrs... Frederiksen
Feturned home’: at--the-: weekend
after visiting with relations and

2° Mri and) Mra. John’: Lawson’

left Wedriesday by‘car for Victoria
where they, will visit for a few.days,
They. were accompanied by their

friends * in and Port | 8
Alberni: for a week or,so.’ While

on holidays they ‘attended ‘the wed-| C

ding © of ' Miss. Marlene. Scott :a
former resident of Castlegar.

‘Mr. .and Mrs. Bruno Cimolai
and family of North Surrey. visited
here over the weekend with rela-
tions and friends.’ Mrs, Cimolai is
the former Marcia’ Bell, Mr, Cimo-
lai is with the CBS Network! in
North Wancouver. a

man who Lae to. attend ‘Victoria

visiting, ‘ah hee. sister Mire. M
King.

Mrs. R. c “Eakin of ‘North
Burnaby, and Mrs,, Henry Hepper

of Marysville arrived by plane Sun-
day ‘morning to spend a few days
visiting ‘with ‘their sister Mrs. L.
P. Pereuson. 3

IF YOU ARE A

couver, . you, will hike

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Miss ‘Gloria’ Letke-|"'

200 their holiday “- spent «visi

:'Mr.and Mrs. ‘Ross: DeFoe re-|ro
turned ‘last: weekend - after, oe zelt
ing afew days; vat :Eairmont Hot

{ )your tastes and pocket-book dictate.

‘A recreation room can gave
a. great deal of wear and tear on
he auing room for a family. with

oer putting a basement recreation

om: has become a favorite -pro-
ject - -of. do-ityourselfers . and can
be just’ as ‘plain ‘or. luxurious ‘a5

quite

Mrs, L,
turned” Thavedey evening from
iting.“ in
Wancouver and other coastal points,
‘While in Vancouver they. were the

inlsw Mr. and . K. Granerud,
Mrs. C. Simpson, Miss Janica
Simpson . and ‘Mrs..B. Simpson ‘all
of- Trail visited. with relations in
te aati during the week.
H.. Johnson was a “Ross-

tana’ vi visitor ‘Wednesday. toed

| Building Bylaws _
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A card. ee nd 2 a etre distance ; telephone’ ‘call What more. ~~

fiancee, wife or husband, relatives or a dear
someone who loves you, the sound of your E
icest gift of all. ‘Alongdistance call brightens

* Take the qaentton of set-back,

require a house to-be a minimum
of 20°feet from the eet line, In
fee

tful,. more: personal way to remember someone

even more ~

: happy, yet costs ho more than

“even lower on Sundays and after 6 p.m. on weekdays =
‘and anyway; why wait fora special cegerTonNtt ae

a box of candy. Rates are

guests of their son and daughter-| .

prefer

simple. In. Reet a floor for dancing,
a hifi.and a few. pieces of fairly
indestructible , furniture, ‘are all.
pers ask for... See

any . families prefer .to 2
their “television - viewing - in:
“REC”. room, :while: sports pied
siasts include table tennis and oth-
er’ small: games’ equipment. It. all

and two. others, .died of ‘scurvy.

“)‘) he /three ‘sailed “their ‘smallest | *

rehill, Mi itoba, now | a |
ae eee eee eee Be | tiret wife, Mary, in’ 8 2018 and by |

‘Unfortunately the * expedition|

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Sept. 19, 1963

_ Funeral Held Monday... -
For W. Lozareff of Trail

Funeral, services . were , held)
Monday afternoon from the Douk-
hobor Hall in Castlegar for the late
William Lazareff of Trail who died
in the Trail-Tadanac Hospital Sat-
urday at the ‘age of°75.

Born in Elifsavetopol, Russta,
he came’ to’ Canada: 68 years ago
settling in Saskatchewan with his
parents, Seventeen years later he
moved to‘ Trail and entered the

ness.
In 1925 he entered into ‘part-

business became known.as Lazareff
and Co. In 1950 his sons John and
Bill entered the: business.

He was’ predeceased by ‘his

his’ second: wife, Mar!

He is survived’iby his sons
John’ and ‘. William;: seven grand-
children, ten great‘ grandchildren.
Interment ‘was in Brilliant ce-
metery.' Carberry's: Funeral: Home

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