CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 27, 1972

SER VIN
Castlegar - Kinnaird

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KC DAYS CELEBRATIONS START FRIDAY

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STEELWORKERS voted last Friday on a new
. wage offer from Cominco. In Castlegar the
balloting took place behind the Co-Op

Garage. Here, Jack Kelly, Steve Chambers,
Bill Keraiff and Maurice MacArthur prepare
to cast their votes. — Castlegar News Photo

Leaders in the child
ld will be meeting
at ere College Sept. 29

Day Care Meeting Scheduled

to review current

trends in day care develop-
ment and to consider areas
tequiring government - at-

eda Paltied, co-ordin-
ator for the federal
ment's Status of

larly in

of the
overn- Jy in
fomen

Committee, will be the prin-
cipal speaker outlining fed-
eral action resulting as a

services so far developed,
and in learning the wishes
ublic. She is direct-
volved in formulating
recommendations on

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care Jegisation,

Among those attending
will be the chairman of the

national committee on Sta

tus of Women of the Can-
adian Federation of Univer-
sity Women’s Clubs, repre-
sentatives of day care or-
ganizations in British Co-
lumbia and delegates of
OMEP, a committee approv-
ed by UNESCO which has
presented a day care brief

‘o Prime Minister Trudeau.

“as Theft

Three juveniles | i have
appeared in fai
Castlegar charge san =
phoning gas from Kinnaird
Transfe

er.
They were semanded
z sentencing until Aug.

there will be a square danc-
ing at the Su oper “Valu park-
ing lot in Castlegar and
street dancing at the Castle-
aird plaza,

fhe square dancing is
being sponsored by the Mc
Mixers, Square pane Club
of Kinnaird, with Jim Mc-
Luckle und guests from
Trail ane Nelson doing the

Food, There will be all
kinds of it. Starting with
the bake sale atthe. Douk-
hobor Hall at 9 a.m. Friday,
there will be a

Keenleyside, former  co-
chairman of B.C, Hydro, will
present the Keenleyside Tro-
phy to the winners of the
apen event, and the Colcel
‘Trophy to the winners of
the junior event.

Then there ly the 49-
mile bike race, with a_10-
5 eed bike as prize. This

rts from the Regional J Re-
creation Commission
office, proceeds up to “the
Kinnaird Bridge, over to the
airport, across {he Brilliant
Bridge and up to the Hugh
Keenteyside Dam, The bikes
will be walked across the

the rear of the Ganaaian
Imperial Bank of Commerce
in Castlegar starting at 4,
and will run through until

it is being run by the
Kotani! -Doukhobor Histor:
ical Society, whose. comm-
unal village museum is open
for KC Days visitors. Sweat-
ing over the grills will be
society president Bill Meril-
ees and other members of
his board and society. ©

At 7 a.m. Sat lay and
9 a.m. Sunday, the Rotary
Club will be holding.a pan-"

- cake breakfast at the Super-
Valu_parking lot.

Saturday night at 5 p.m.
there will be a Doukhobor
banquet in the Doukhobor
Hall in Castlegar. The ladies
of the community will be
serving up such tasty items
as borsch, homemade bread,

irohi, ploe, salads,-pies and
ruit t jul juice, tea or coffee.

The wind-up of KC Days
will take the form of an-
other food-feast, this time
out at Pass Creek Park: Ki-
wanians Gus Leitner and
Mike Sawchenko will be
chefs de cuisine turning
out gourmet style ~ roast
beef, hamburgers and hot
dogs. The barbecue starts
at 4:30 p.m.

For the sportsman and
outdoorsmen (and women)

near Syringa Creek. It starts
up again at the same time
and place on Sunday.
There is also a canoe
rae hee epunsored by the Ki-
lub which will end
up ane the scene of their
barbecue at Pass Creek

Under ee direction of «
mil

Merv Rush, a 9) le cour:
se, including ne portage,
has been plotted our It will
leave ae Arrow Lakes Mar-
ina a p.m on Sunday,
and at the Finish line, Hugh

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RUBINSTEIN SKIN DEW MOISTURIZING EMULSION beg. $5. special . $3.00

RUBINSTEIN SKIN DEW MOISTURIZING CLEANSER eg. $4. Special $3.00
RUBINSTEIN BIKINI SUN TAN LOTION Regular $1.75. KC Days Special ............
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Bat point they ‘will be ex:
actly half way through the
Tace and will make a second
circuit of the route to com-
plete the course.

There will also be a
frog jumping competition at
Stanley Humphries on Sat-
urday at 2 p.m, and an hour
later, on a hill a half block
south of » a soap box
classic. both events being
sponsored by the Selkirk
Lions Club.

For those who like to
take up weight lifting, there
will be outdoor beer
dens in both Castlegar ond
Kinnaird.

The Kinnaird one is be-
ing held in conjunction with
a Senior A Fasthall match
with two Spokane clubs. The
Saturday game is at 2:30
p.m, in Kinnaird Park bet-
ween the Castlegar Cubs

Profits from the beer gar-
den will go to sending the
Cubs to the provincial play-
offs in August at Victoria.

The Royal Canadian Leg-
ion in Castlegar will operate

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PARADE

ing Kinktail Kougar, Rooti-
toot Raccoon, fiesta Skunk
and Barnacle

Following var “will be a
collection of antique cars,
the ladies sottball
the Hi h row Shrine

treal and Inland Natural

Trail Square Dance
float comes next with the
Plaza Beauty Salon and Cas-
“tle Motors following.

Then comes the Hi-Ar-
row entry, the famed one-
ton. Clydsdales, owned by
Potters Distillery of Lang-
ley, ee the B.C. ‘Telephone

The sound of the bag-
pipes comes next with the
Trail Pipe Band, then the
Trail Shrine Club entry, kid-
dies decorated bikes and
the D-Bar-D and Castlegar
Horsemen's Association en-
tries.

Also in the parade will
be the Kinnaird Fire De-
partment, an entry of mini-
bikes, a float from the City
of Nelson depicting an_old-
time steamboat, and ‘ the
Trowelex concrete float.

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gracing the cabaret. She is
- Cheryl Moore, with princess
Susan Thornton, from Re-
public, Wash.

Hostesses for the event

loat, and «.

their beer yarden in the
parking lot beside their
clubrooms, starting at. 2

QUALITY SHOES for the family

For Dress — Casual and Work

Rr. on Saturday, and the
Jwanis Club ‘will have one
at Pass Creek Park in con-
junction with their. barbe-
cue.

On the cultural side, the
Internatlonally famous ee
non Girls umpet Band
will be heard In concert on
Friday at 7 p.m. in Kinsmen
Park, Castlegar and a Child-
ren's Art Show, sponsored

the Community Arts
Council, will be open from
9 a.m. to 11 a.m. and from
1 to 5 p.m. on Saturday.

Both days Rotarians
will be out at the airport
to welcome visiting aircraft
and their passengers to KC
Nays.

Sunday at 9 am. will
see a golf tournament at
the Castlegar Golf Club,
with prizes being awarded
at 4pm. And, at 2 p.m. al
Pass Creek Park, a log burl-
ing contest sponsored by
the Selkirk Lions.

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Corner. of Kootenay and
Victoria St. in Nelson,

Tilinighte .

Bake Sale at Castlegar
Russian Hall. Open 9,00
am,, Friday 28th.

Plan to visit the Child
ren’s Art Display in the
Legion Hall on

thru

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at 2:00 p.m. %

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VOL. 25, No, 31

CASTLEGAR, BRITISH COLUMBIA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, .1972

The Castlegar and Dis-
trict juvenlie girls softball
team wound up in fourth
Place in the ela it team B.C;
championships held in New
Westminster over the week-
ond

and manager
Gary Titon had predicted
placing well up «in the
standings and ihe girls help-
ed ima prove it,

from Kamloops. This
game turned out to be a pit-
chers duel and Castlegar
came out ahead 3-1 after
seven innings, Gloria Zayt-
soff was the winning pitch-

er,
The second game on

Lightning, Strikes
Cause Minor Fires
- In Forest Areas

“The weatherman at the

i
J oa. degrees and Sunday's,

For the B.C. Forest Ser-
vice these high marks could
out that trouble is in

Currently, the

beni A Juvenile Girls Softball Team

Bring New Honors fo Castlegar

Saturday pitted our girls a-
he Upper Island div-
inners from Nanal-
is game was a dis-
aster as the locals were
trampled 10-2lp in five -in-

ings, .
Sadi Flynn, the Castle-

gar catcher, spoiled Nanai-
mo’s no hitter in the second
inning with a line drive
down the third base line.
The third. game, also
played on Saturday, was a
jauseker. as Castlegar bat-
tled to a 3-2 win over Ab-
botsford, the Fraser valley

corer

out of contention

tl
* with a 12-5 win, Castlegar's

only good aye in ihe game
came in t! ‘dinning,
when, wth tard runners on
Pat West got the sig-
al for a sacrifice bunt and
turned it into a base hit,

The excellent batting
of the Guilford team was
hele credit for winning this

me,

Coach Hyson stated that
both he and the team -
ed a lot of experience

the ane and he ho;
th gir do well
hott n their own local
play-offs.

The girls on the team
would like to thank the fol-
lowing people ‘for their sup-
port in’ advancing them to

Mrs. G. Hyson, Selkirk

vs ley, Junior Girls, _ parents

‘Service ‘in gar
rots: The Ugsiain
and caught. fire, "ie :

ec Tioughout the Nelson‘

‘orest - District seven new

and ‘spectators,

a
n the pulp mill at Celgur
sent Pils ti to ‘hospital
on Sunday ,night,

The accident. o

as the result ofa blowback

on a pressurized line.

Taken to hospital were’
Don Poole: Sr., of Castl
jon

legar
of Rob---

Ullian Kemperman, who was the Knights
of Columbus candidate. The tiara was plac-
ed on-her head by retiring Miss KC Days,

Dee Chase. Below, the new Miss KC. Days:

: Incesses, Debbie Sheridan,

CRE
who was sponsored by Castlegar Ambu-
lance and Joan: Muller who stood for the
Castlegar Horsemen. ©

ethotsncees aoe

Everything Went Smoofhly for KC Days ...

The 1972 KC D:
ed cum laude jon

end-

and
son,

Mr. Poole is still in hos-

pital, but Mr, Danchella is
back to work.

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The holiday schedule of
gar aldermen forced
a S onclistons of the re;

Rossland. Birthday

The Mayor, of Rossland,
H. S. Elmes ‘acknowledg-
ed recent birthday . greet-
ings sent by the town of
Kinnaird,

ven O behalf of the otf
of Rossland,”

wrote, "T wish’ to thank Soe
for in

chairman,
ting down ao fae for the

first time in weeks.

The three day ekene
drew record crowds to all
events, with ‘he. Sweuthiar:
man co-operating to the ful-

g went off

race which wasice cancel-

1d because only two: per-
rad signed up for it at the
Regional Recreation Com-
mission office.

Queen ‘Lillian

at the ceremony “held ‘dur:
ing the Kiwanis Club barbe-
cue at Pass Creek Park.

Watching the draw iP or

was very. pleased the prize
had gone to a resident of
his home town, where he
“was quite sure it would be

welcome:

Mr. a arding said the
KC Days celebrations was
one of the “outstanding ev-
ents of the Kootenays.” and
he praised’ all those who
had worked hard in makin;

in. Castlegar. Within
utes of the door being op-
ened up, the srowds des-
cended e stairs to buy
iy. Doukhobor delicacies,
aaa borscht, pyrogi, fruit
tea and ‘homemade bread.
There were also fruits and
vegetables as well as handi-
crafts offered for sale.
Later in the afternoon,

was an air of tenslon as the

bint ‘By oman Sele,
Kinnaird’s Yown glen, and
Dr. William Mi in, prin-
cipal

Co
Dahl, representing the Dai-
ry Lillian Ker

ween, ‘emper-
oe ite “ thts of Colum-
joan ler, Castle;
Horsemen, Wendy Solberg,
Selkirk Lions, Debbie Sheri-

Air Mail

Service Cut

- Brings Strong Protest

has eed ‘vith the at
Chamber of Commerce and
‘that of ‘Nelson to

proposal to cut

out of air mail service.

No official word of the
proposal has been received
by council and Mayor Colin
Maddocks ‘suggested the

le in the fact

when home delivery service
starts next year.

A letter was received
from Nelson indicating that,
“advice eminating from the
Vancouver office of the
Postal Service is that a pro-
posed overnight: truck ser-
vice replacing ‘the air ser-

soon be forthcom-

The letter, which had
similar wording

service-in and out of Van-
couver will lkely result in
increased air fares and l-
mousine service to and from
Castlegar airport. What in-
centives are there to buain-

ea with’ inadequate Postal
service?”
It also pointed out that

. those who receive that: in

come through the
DVA, UIC, WCBB, ny oat
experience additional incon-
r MGnder the propose mall
Inder the
cha Prop

ra will ‘leave vanctu:

ver, at 1 p.m, arriving ‘a

Nelson or Trail‘at 2 a.m. t 4 Sante,

would leave Nelson or Trail
at 1'p.m. and arrive in Van-
couver. at 1 am.

“This schedule, "the

Nelson Chamber of Com-
merce sald, “would miss all
connections by alr for the
east and as a result of the
10 to. 12 hour truck brant
portation time, all
vould be delayed one en Mt

Outgoing mail from this

area, the Chamber said, lea-
ves Castlegar at 3 p.m., ar-

Liffle People’s

riving in Vancouver at. 4:40
p.n.
“In case of no

the mail is of no igs
bus to Penticton leaving
Penticton at 9:10 p.m. Ar
tives Vancouver at 9:50 p.m.

ig all night connec.
fions to the East and:Vic-

(continued on page ten)

Centre Zoning

Tabled for Next Council Meef

An application by the
Kootenay-Columbia Child
Care Society to re-activate
zoning for the Little Peo-

walt a full Session of coun-

Only Mayor ¢ Colin Mad-
docks, Ald. e. Jankola
and Ald. acorns: ‘Bondaroft

joins «the
Dow occupied by the

nursery,

The Lazareff’s . told
council they solidly. yoppased
came ot es

les e
which stemmed ‘from the
earlier ‘operations of the

y also claimed all
was a y yell with the pre-
sent operation.

Mr. Ehman, who also at-
tended the meeting, «
ed ha strict -Buidelines

: group’ “alrea
rn Provisions licence and

The by-election is be-
ing held to fill the council. °
seat left vacant by the dea-
th otal Ald. Jim Macbeth.

candidates have

filed ee nination ‘papers for
the office. They are. Bill
Banham and Jack Chernoff.

Voting will take place
from 8 a.m. to & p.m. in the
Kinnaird Fire Hall.

would b when the ,

fulbilling all government rp-7
tions.
iHe said the‘nursery: at

"The society he said had

‘hired Mrs. Betty Ramsey,

wae was highly trained: in

this field, to act as super
visor, with Mary-Anne’ Gall
as full-time member of the
staff. Janice Nalrnes one of

ithe founders of the nursery
time

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bagedds fl

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are Pat Wendell and Lynn
- Lalonde, of Beta Sigma Phi.
A “bar” to their atten-
dance plaque will be pre-
sented to Education Minis-
ter Donald Brothers and

Randolph Harding, MP.
lunch will be served

late in the evening. .

DIMETAPP ELIXIR 4 oz. Regular $1.65. Special for KC Deys

PROMATUSSIN PEDIATRIC Regular $1.95. KC Days Speiiel

LYSOL SPRAY Regular $1.09. Save during KC Days at Special Price

PARAMETTE CHEWABLE TABLETS Regular $4.69. KC Days Special .......... :
BAYER DECONGESTANT CAPSULES Regular $1.50. Special .........
BAYER ASPIRIN, 100 TABLETS Feguiar $1.12. KC Deys Special...
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CREST TOOTHPASTE, SUPER SIZE, Regular $1.69. KC Days Special ..
ARTHRITIC PAIN FORMULA, 40 TABLETS. eegular $1.25. Special.

6" BLADE under. a - swelterin;
' Mike Sawehenko labored ov,

er a hot stove behind the
Canadian Bank of

0!
, cooking up piles
‘gers and hot dogs

ton, Grand. Fork and Slo-
can.

Early Saturday’ morn-
ing, all the royalty went to
the ab parking dot
for a reakfast of
pancakes, th then, at°10

{continued on page ten)

enia,
tion of a communal village
was inspected by hundreds
of KC Days visitora,
Another . event _ which

Ramsey Named

Acting Editor

‘The appointment of
Castlegar News news editor

Bruce auney aa acting ed-
itor .of the cept News

L. V. reenact
Mr. Ramsey will be act-

Hishap Aftermath
Leads to Fine
For Passmere Man

throng who came to see this
internattonally famous band.

THONGS
15c a Pair

main ‘at the scene of an
accident,

The offence occurred ,

on July 8 at the Super-Valu

parking lot-when the accus- -

e Hotel Accom.

The evening of the first
day ended with the grand

« Queens Cabaret at the Hi
Arrow

Arms Motor Hotel

ing editor while this news-
paper's editor and manager,
Campbell,
Revelsteke-Slocan, is oak:
ing reelection to the B.C.

( the Hi Arrow Arms Motor Hotel entry: into
H the little people as they watched the the parade and were loaned by Potters — While guests danced to

=: Days parade through the twin towns’ pictith f Langley. (Don J th fe 0} lotnike
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od; according to. police, ult OSE MAGNIFICENT CLYDESDALES dwarf-

anotner venicie and left the ; 7

scene of the accident,
Popoff was also prohib-

ited from driving for a mon-

in the general .
election being fae f ‘

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— Castlegar News Photo