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Canadians have never

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in front of the Marlane Hotel bur
crashing into the window

of Kootenay Klothes Kloset. Owner of the wayward tyehele Loyd

Wedwin Lyons of Castlegar, has

been charged with leaving a

Castlegar Citizens Band Radio
Club Donates to Handicapped

Guests came from as far
iy as California, Revelstoke,
usp, Arrowhead, New Den:
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‘ver and throughout the Koate-
nay area to attend the first
Coffee. Break held by the

Castlegar Citizens’ Band Radio -D,

Club June 21 on the property of
Irene and

It was pny tat over
100 people were in attendance.

‘The rain let up long enough
for the: barbecue supper. The
draw for the first prize of the
‘club's raffle was made by Fred
Tack (Black Jack), and his wife
Vi drew for the second prize:
+ First prize went to Mrs.
Bea Knutson of Robson with
second prize going to C. Lenard
of Rossland.

‘A cheque in the mount 0 of
$100 was presented to he
“8. Pearce for the Basen
Society for the Handicapped.

Fun and games rounded
out the evening.

With the enthusiasm and
the great response shown, it is
hoped that the Coffee Break
will become an annual event.

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eel veblel tanlng ons grade whoa is wheal aed lat
Hey carb; Danage to the car has been ‘estimated ‘at $50, No
state of opty ama a en red

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New Appointments Named
For Rothman and Hobbs —

‘The appointments of S. M.
Rothman as group vice-presi-
dent at Vancouver and of M. C.
. Hobbs and general manager,
effective July 1, have been
announced by J. H. Salter,
executive vice-president and
chlef operating officer, Cominco
Ltd.

In his new ‘position, Mr.
Rothman will be responsible for
the corporate studies of the
compahy and for Cominco’s
interest in a number of subsid-
jaries and associated compan-
ies: Western Canada Steel Ltd.,
Pacific Coast Terminals Co,
Ltd.,"‘The Canada Metal Com:
pany Ltd., and National Hard-
ware Specialtios Ltd., all in
Canada; Cominco Bi Zine
Ltd. in India and Mitsubishi
Cominco Smelting Company
Ltd. in Japan. He will continue
as president and director of
Valley Copper Mines “Ltd.
NPL.) ©

8. M. Rothman
Montreal-born, Mr. Roth-
man joined Cominco in 1936
after graduating in chemical
engineering from the Univer. ,
sity of Toronto, He held several

Into Hospital for Five Days

‘A Montana man was re-
leased from Castlegar and
District. Hospital Monday fol-
lowing a single vehicle accident
on Wednoaday of last week
when tho car he waa driving:

Successful
Music Exam

‘Candidates ’

‘The following is a list .of
successful candidates in exam:
{nations held recently by the
Royal Conservatory of Music of
Toronto in Trail. The names are
arranged in order of merit:

Grade V Theory,

History
Ps ‘Wendy Appel and
Debbie’ Johnson:
rade IV Theory

lass Honort—Mar-

“Yon Re eh

pepacttertf :

Hohore aad Fabbi ‘and
‘Alida Nesmith (equal); Melanie
Meggison:

Grade tl Bodimeate *

First Class Honors—Bruce
Kenyon, Jane MacKay, Pat-

D. Roscoe, Donald Giovan-
etto and Meryle L. Lecomte
(eq

Honors~Michael Y¥. Shim-
izu and Christian 8; Suther-
land.

Pass—Dean Crossley.

Grade I Rudimeats

First Class Honors—Carol

. celved cuts and head injuries.

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three miles west of Castlegar, \ Bits ode

and rolled over an embank- For 'Drese’—— Casual and Wi

ment, 7
Charles Frank .Garretson,

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‘One passenger, Basil Hen-

ty Houston, 60; of Vancouver,
wa released after being treat-
ed for cuts and bruises to his

sengers,
John Archer, 81, and Charles
Jeoffrey Marrin, 26, both of
Vancouver, recelved no in-

(161 Greseant Street, Cettloger: — Phone, 9657531
er again'this coming Monday,’
July 14

Please deliver notice to either.
Castlegar News or Smith's
for the July’17. issue

es, i
MP say the car skidded
e the driver
attempted toround.a curve and
rolled over a shallow embank-”
mente 730. |
No estimate of damage to
‘the vehicle bas been given, but
it is reported to have been
extensively damaged on its roof
and sides. )0)../\+

Anne Chapman, Cheryl Ly rae 4

bett and Hugh A. Sutherland.

Honors—Delia 8, Burills,
Susan’ D,: Leitch and 'Sharoz-
Lee ‘Milis.” :

Gauley, Craig M.
es Grant: C. Jones and

Honore Terrence 2. Sire
Holt Bi ‘Laura Di Daminato. :

Conscience
‘and

Comment
By Bev. K. Neill Foster

supervisory positions in the . -

company's metallurgical ope
tions“ at “Trail ‘apd became
manager of the iron snd steel
division in 1959 and gener!
superintendent, Kimberley op-
erations in 1962,

He: was’ appoloted ‘ mana-

< ger, weatern. operations in

3985, general manager, west-

£ ern operations in 1968, general
{ manager, operations in 1969

and vice-president and general
manager, production in 1971. In
1974 he was appointed vice-

> president at Vancouver.

‘Mr. Rothman is'a director
‘of Panarctic Oils Ltd., West
Kootenay Power and Light
Company, Ltd., and Western
Canada Steel Ltd. He is past
president of the Mining Associ-
ation of B.C.; a member of the
Canadian Institute of Mining
and Metallurgy and the Assoc!-

® ation of Professional Engineers

of B.C.

‘Mr. Hobbs was born at
‘Vancouver and was educated at
North Shore College and Quali-
cum College. He joined Vancou-

ver Rolling Mills Ltd., prede-

cessor to Western Canada Steel
Ltd. in! 1947/ and. became
superintendent of that com-
pany in 1953,

‘He was successively vice-
president and’general manager
‘of the company in 1966, presi-
dent and chief executive officer
in 1988;'and became president.
and chief éxecutive officer,

. Hawaiian Westerh Steel Ltd. in.

1972, He was elected chairman
and chief executive officer,
Western Canada Steel Ltd. in”

tain: times make it tough for’ you. -

als Co, Ltd. He is a. member of)

ofa local old folks home because
teenage customers ‘complained
‘ that rowdy gangs of pensioners
—many of them In their,70's—
started ahi and swore over
afternoon te:
Now that isa twist | if there
“ever was one,
Usually, the oldsters are
turning out the teenagers. But
+in jolly old England, apparently

jot 20, f
Certainly the geritol set

shouldo't have to have someone
make excuses for them—at
their age! But they do

some complaints. The.Scrip-
tures urge young people to:
“rise up before the face of an
old man,” and to honor “hoary
heads.” And all too often, today,
the “senior citizens" are shunt-'+
ed off to_a'retirement centre
where they can die without
bothering anyone.

“It's the young people,” we -

“gy, “who count. They are the
“ones with the future.”
“But.T beg. to differ. The

man of 90 who may not be long’ -

for this world ia about ready for
the-next. And (if he is. 8

Christian believer, be is about *~

‘ready to really. start tq live—
‘with: Christ. “‘When the work:
and,toils and trials of life are
-over, the celebration is just,

“ahead. Coronation day for true:

Christians.
So petsioners, take heart.
‘Those ‘young people may some-

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CASTLEGAR, BRITISH, COLUMBIA, TRUBBDAY! JULY uti 1976;

R. NEWS _

Seven hundred and five
hourly-rated, .CanCel employees

‘sawmill—as a result of a strike’
by the Pulp, Paper and Wood-
workers‘ of Canada at’ the
company's pulp diviston.
<The PPWC put up a picket

Bt. line at the pulp mill at 7. a.m,

plekup faled
Dan; pres the ca travel

"ead plunged

Recrea

mission No.1 director | Pat
Metge: told the Castlegar News
a lifeguard cha nd

Permits ‘Total
' $2/483,724.50
‘Building permits for the

City. of. Castlegar’ to, date for
1976 have totalled $2,483,724.50

‘as compared to the same period :

‘year with § jtotal of

$585,656.60.
‘May proved the big month

this year with tho issuing of 88
5 2:

Bermits valued: at! $2;

‘there: is no way: of
replacing them: The watergate,
controlling the water, continues:
tobe ‘a.target of van

. Through grants from the

vf elty: ‘Areas 'I and’ J, (the

complete budget for running -
the; park is $1,000 and booking.
revenue, To date no:-revenue

‘has been realized through book-
*\! ings ‘with only-one forthcoming’

liter’ this month.

oIf.vandalized ‘articles z

were to be replaced they, yrould E
cost well over’ a. $1,000,”
Mr. Metge. =
{ Upheep ofthe pa is done
family in Raspberry

by a'single
whe have olfered thelr service

accepting. only an peeereriaae

242.50.. S ‘i
In May of 1974 permits for . family:

that month were :valuad at

coor rear te
Castlegar.

fe

Mr Me
posted for no overnight camp-
a but it is epparent this type ©
got campinj ig is being done.
“These people,” he said,
care running the ‘risk of being

City Rec omme ds
nr,

arena) for. this, coming .seaso!
could soon be resolved.
; council's ‘June 24
Regio

was removed by
80 foot ‘of water
investigation.

occurs on the night. or wus
they’ choose, to remain in
“area.”

hes ,
a Signs also atate that no

motorvehicles go beyond di
bated points. These ‘remain
cates motoreyeles travel

‘The ‘ke jfs being well
utilized by area residents states

Yesterday, along with an infor-

tational picket line at CanCel's

\ lumber division. The 880 IWA’
members at the apwmill re-
fused to cross the picket line,

‘Company spokesman Bert: *
Collier: said sufficient ‘advance,
notice of the strike action was
provided by the ‘union ao. that
‘an orderly shutdown of the pulp’
operations was effected.
Contacted shortly after 9
‘yesterday, Local No. 1.
ident Rudy Martini said”
the local's executive ‘would be
meeting at'10 a.m, and ‘oné of”
the items on the agenda would
be establishment of Pr
Se committe and: rel
statémenton the dlapute..
‘However, as of early yes-
terday afternoon ‘nothing :fur-
“As for, further elaboration
by the 'company,-Mr. Collier
S id a statement was expected
to be released by CanCe!'s head:

‘The 1976-76 capital budge
and the 1976-71 operating bud.

agenda for tonight's open.”
‘aéasion of Selkirk College coun:
Nell which meets at 9.80 in the’:

ere
opened on, Wednesday: of last’
‘week ‘and -atudied’ by . counell

office in: Vancouver sonietime’

estan, ‘afternoon, . too |late
itlegar, News’ news

“The strike here ‘colneides) »:
with similar action throughout

the province and takes place in
spite of the appointment last
Saturday’ by\the provincial
government of Mr.‘ Justice
E. Hutcheon as a special
mediator in the forest industry
dispute.
~ Labor Minister Bill King,
in announcing that the media-
‘appointment is for 2) days
and that his report, would be
non-binding,“ had asked the

two sides in the‘ dispute to ©

delay any‘strike or’ lockout
‘actions until after Mr. Justice

Hutcheon hands in. hia report,

je
appointment ‘of the pi
mediator, saylog. they. prefe

ted direct negotiations with the
industry.

The IWA also opposed

third-party Intervention, but
indleated a willingness to stay
on the job until the mediator'a
report’ was handed to the
government,

Mr. King'said a shutdown

of the forest industry would be |

“tantamount ‘toa ‘general
‘strike": because of the tre-
mendous importance of: the
industry to the economy: A

had a major civil war.
Alter hockey, Canadiane
would probably have found
it dull.—Jim Broana:

abutdown “would bring the
economy to’ its knees with
* tremendous Impact’ on all citi-
zens. JJt is not just the public
Interest that is at stake, but the
matter of economic survival
and thé future of this province.”
‘He repeated his earlier
statement that the need for

government intervention in la- .

bor disputes shows the collec-

Th uni

ing a general wage increase aii
$1.50 an hour on a. base rate of
$5.10 aa hour. ‘The IWA wants
$1 on'the same
the industry has offered

continuation ‘of the. pre:
sent nt saat ving ‘adjotment

’ Mayor Mosby Makes Statement

“A problem ia developing
‘with respect to the ‘easements
ecessary, for’ conatruction ‘of
the sewer system in the south
cod sf the city, says Mayor Ed

contractor feels that.
working easements
already signed ‘are not: suf-

ficient in width to accommodate °

{ficient operation of equip-
‘ment and that many household.
ers from whom an easement is
required are apprehensive that’

‘satisfactory restoration will not

a taken howing conditions of

» Money for all neces: ry
reatoration is:provided: in the
‘and, the  elty : will:

Aone regrettable If any‘of ° ;

“i these’ ‘eituations would, tend ‘to
impede ‘this’ important work.

“Before ‘any work starts‘on
any) property ‘where an ease-
ment is required the owner will '
be’visited bya delegation
consisting of! two representa-

“tives of the city; one-from th
firm of consultants, and one

fon the contracting firm. They
‘will ‘give assuratice that

age will be kept to minina
te

Mr. Metgo’and although it has ;

been the victim of vandalism in
« past years, this y

has ‘again
peated to the people to'entoy.
not abuse this natural park that
any community woold be proud

facility; to submit'a budget and},

outline all operating details so

ficial go-ahead was given

‘concessions ‘as wi
5 ie Sunday Boot Danbe at
Pasa Creek Park.

NA ‘special effort was ‘made
earlier this year by the club to
select a date ‘that would coin-

the Castlegar Sunflower Fest —

now includes something for th
goller, the softball fa:
hang-glider enthusiasts.

‘Word also hus it the local

"service clubs have, taken the

necessary stepa.to ansure their.

Concern Over Easements

this: nature, ‘there. will be
temporary inconvenience to

many'‘people.; The counell re-
grets this. We feel, bowever,.
thatthe successful ‘completion
of :this project is; of great
Importance to the future of the
city and we, therefore, earnest-
ly solicit the cosets of all

conceited if

-For the early riser there a
ever~ popular

‘breakfasts both Saturdiy.
petites

3 Sindy Hearty

|<! so There is plenty of
competition of the young people

final meeting of the.
lower Fest com-

“Cast

mittee is being held this :
Monday at 7.80 p.m. tocheck on’:
last ‘minute details.

rate while

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. -B-eums of Canada: and board: research program under-”

y way now.in\B.C., thanks to”.

for: the ‘biildiig’of 'a 28. unit
‘apartment building and the
siting’ of buildin
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Your Link Hardware Dealer — Phone foe é

‘Use Your
Master Charge & Chargex

fro1
oaty ase. avtrelln ete

sccommnogslng a number of

The Se pany in questi
eae under. NaiborHold-
Ltd.

id located atthe |*

“At Monday. night
“council meeting “RDCK ‘has:
© been advised that the city, will

not operate the arer

They also pee for the

safety, rf their children because.

1975-76 season,
‘mended that recreation come
{taisalon be given this respor

become the’new headquarters

for ‘Silver: Birch ‘School,: when
counell held pial meeting

Monday night. x

‘The apartment Cole is
to, ba located ‘between Celgar
‘Roadrand South Woodland

id. bility and offéred the aye ‘al «Drive with the portable build-

Objections : were
voiced against’ the noise level,
especially late-in the evening

Ps:
after: 11 p.m. An example was

np eee that the use_of

"Yds: building was” against: the

’s zoning bylaw.
asc, felt the

cited where they felt there was
no radio in the house as a truck
‘was parked close to the living.

room window. with. the volume
turned up loud, ‘

‘co-operation In assisting the
(commission to get it started.

‘The city also recommended

at preparation ‘ofthe arena

‘Ai meeting Pi ne be held
‘shorlly, between‘'a “committee

ing, whieh ‘Isto undergo &
‘complete renovating job, to be

sited on ino) Tots at 6th Ave. &

‘and Green
Oa two separate occasions
zoning has been delayed

for ick ofia two-thirds attend.”

to make

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