By
DOUFFER JOHN

the Cas-'

ors for
Bh cA ate Golf. Club

were elected by acclamation last | :

/: Thursday at} the annual general
panpetng of ithe club.

Re-elected’ were'-John Lan-

pete 1967 president, and Jim Bil-

Elected for:the first time
‘was Carl Henne,

} The board of directors will
meet later this year to elect an
executive,

The elections

“tat membership SaiGht be re-
stricted.

But the clause guarantecs
that: any holder. of;one, or more
debentures, if he was not a mem-
ber of the club, could exercise,
a toy time the privilege of
ing.

A motion endorsing the idea
was unanimously accepted.

Plans have been made ten-
tatively for a golfers’ exchange
between the Castlegar club and

meeting at' which finance chair
man Jim Corbett reported mem-
bership duce up more nan
over the
tion fees more than double the
beginning-year' estimates and
greens fees of $8,788.50, com-
ed with an initial estimate

‘early in 1967 "of $4500.

Mr. Corbett noted that
greens fees had soared at a ate
which is most encoura;
more golfers expressed an. fr
terest in playing the Castlegar

course.
"From $1900 in 1965; he sald,
totals have gone to $2900

year and $8,788.50 during 1907, :

$ However: a deficit: was re-
pSorded. 4 or the year ’s operations,
io development of |C!
‘he second nine holes, he said,
Deni uinian, § son of Ar-
tow ‘Dam head
won the Arrow Dain ¢ Centennial
Trophy for the junior. club
champtonship-
rer-finished

lowering, Silv:

pied (ites with a statue of a
golfer, the Centennial award
will be carried on annu: as
a memento both of the Arrow
Dam firms — CBA, Foundation-
Dravo and Hydro — and of Can-
ada’s Centennial.

Also presented to Dennis

smaller

A-subject.of extensive a:
cussion at the mer

the club, to be assured as long as

the debentures are still valid.

‘i It pe coved sat in fe
ere possibi

of a “closed shop” at the club

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Castlegar News -

ity |harids’ of Mrs, Ei He and

vel to the U.S. early in the spr!
where they will be hosted by
the Spokane club.

Later in the season the same
numberof U.S.) golfers would
return the visit, being hosted
by -the Noreen er club. .

ACW Pre-Ghristmas
Bazaar Successful

St. David's church .under-
croft tookion.a festive air last
Saturday when the Anglican

‘B-€. Ackerman
Candidate for Re-Blection
Alderman — Kinnaird

man who has seven years
of experience in town affairs is
again a candidate for council in
Kinn:

E, Clare ence Ackerman sa
there is “quite a bit of planning
underway which I would like to

toa stage”

Ron Giles
Candidate for Re-Election
- Alderman — Kinnaird
One . of the. busiest alder-
men on the Kinnaird counelliis is
seeking his fourth two-year
of service to his fellow ' vealdent.
‘Ron A..Giles first won elec-
tion to council in a:byelection in
3080 and now has ‘seven: years

and he also desires to see con-
tinued stability 1 in the communi-
ty “during «this time. of tight
money ...1 believe in a pay-as- | pi
you-go policy.” y.

hurch’ Women’s Group: held
their annual prec ba-
zaar,

Ev and

ys he wants
to see, “the paetnet general
tidy growth” of the town and is

cones trimmed the -windows,
while the serving table was cov-
ered with an embroidered nite
linen cloth centered’ with

bronze bowl of ferns and flow:
ers made from sliced pine cones
tinted in red, edged with gold
and flanked by red: tapers

glass. holders placed on gold
doiles.

The
out in the individual tea table
centres. These’ were made by
Mrs, R.A. D. West. Mra. ‘J. Fy
Killough welcomed: the’ guests
as they arrived |

e same idea was ‘carried Bhan

to stand on his record,

During the past two years
Mr, Ackerman has headed the
water and sewerage committees
aan well as being representative

id . He
has served -at--various times as
chairman of the water, sewer-
age, ja im planning, garbage and

nthe town's latest water by-
Jaw.was completed while he was
chairman of the water commit-
tee while the paving bylaw was
completed.-last -year while he
was».chairman ‘of ‘the public
works department. The muni-
cipality’s storage

“dake Hendricks
** Candidate for Election ©
Alderman — Kinnaird

. A man who served on Kin-

aldermi
jake : Hendricks * says he is
offering his name for election
of his past

Next. time you'r in’ Nelson: have lunch. at 01
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a

on council’ and because of a de-
sire.‘‘to help ensure‘ the future
growth and -betterment: of. the
jon ‘under its new, ‘municipal

‘Mr. ‘Hendricks during . his
‘two terms of office, served’ on
the fire, public works, civil de-
fence and treatment plant com-
mittees and saw a new fire truck
bought while he was on'the fire

shed was also erected while he

ings and on the dog control com-
mittee in 1966. He has

ed on the finance and health
committees for the past two

A 21-year xesldent of Kin-
naird, Mr, Ackerman is employ-
ed as an electrician by Cominco

at
He and his wife Marion have

wo sons, Wayne who: is work-

high» school
grade 8. Another daughter is

due, ‘Mrs. W. ‘McCabe,. Mrs, Jack
Killough and Mrs, A, Johnson.
Tea arrangements . were in in’ the

Mrs, K. Johnson. Comuntises in
charge’ were Kitchens Mrs 2 oN.
Fishwick, Mrs, A. Eldridge, and
Mrs. C. W. Semmes: sewing and
thrift table, gostei

D. Marcellus,. Mrs. Robinson
and Dawn Breeze; novels, Mrs.
A. Hostetter’ and Mrs, Joe: Kil-
lough; bake table, Mrs. L. Hap-
and: Mrs, Edmondson;
‘candy and mystery: parcels, Mrs,
H. Bate and i Mrs. M. Brandson;
tea tickets and door. prize, Mrs.
A. Mackereth and Mrs, H. Kil-
lough; guessing contest, Mrs. B.
Trussler,

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Mr... Ackerman was one of
the men who: drew up the con-
stitution of the KRC Community.
Chest: and he served on. the.
board of. directors of that or-
ganization for five years. He also
served for six years as‘a direc-
tor of the Castlegar

Legion; the’ candidate is-also a
member of the fire depariment
and was afmember of‘ both the
Civil Defence Police Force when
it was in existence and of the |©!
now disbanded ‘d Im-
provement Society.

Castlegar Guides
Entertain Thurstiay _

The 1st Castlegar Girl Guide
company and their leaders enter-
tained mothers last Thi
the United Church
rollment ceremony. -
Mrs. H. Johnson, Twin Riv.
ers division commissioner was 7

hall at an en-

thy. Mo:
Kathy Fields and guiders Mrs. J.
J. Sterlioff and Donna: Markin-

. Johnson: congratulat
the guides and leaders on their

‘Monday
Tuesday

EATO

CHRISTMAS STORE HOURS

9.00 a.m. - 5.30 p.m.
9.00. a.m.

December 18
D ber 19

Wednesday
hub ais

December 20
D ber 21

Friday
Saturday

December: 22 °
December 23

FRIDAY, DEC. 18, pm- 8pm

SATURDAY,

His Bag. is Full of Goodi
for You and All Your Friends,

9.00 a.m.
9.00 a.m.
9.00 a.m. eee
9.00 a.m. ~ 5.30 p.m. |
Regular Store Hours will resume Wed., Dec. 27, 1967 |

“SANTA‘'S HERE!

Excitement Stirs i in the Air!
Santa Will. be: at Eatons i 3

ursday in | me

‘was of the Public | Teac
works a comunltiee, 33

foreman with Cominco at Trail
and was born in Maidstone, En-
gland, coming to Canada as.a
youth,
also active in communit

have two sons: and a daughter | wit
anal make fete) Heine on 10th

"Christmas Decor
_ For ucw Bazaar

: Members of ‘the Castlegar
unites ‘Church “Women held
the bris' ba-

> The‘ serving . table was .cov-
ered with: a pale'7green’ cloth,

dian |topped with an. ecru:crocheted
with

lace, ‘and was’ centre

novel arrangement, ‘a §

cahdle placed on go!

ae candle ‘was inset with small

Mr. Giles is an instrument men
He and his wite Vi, who is |“

both

‘and the’ first public
garage built while -he
ee: the public works depart-

nt.

During. his four years. on

council, he: pointed: out, much

of the basis for 8 o Prevent or-
growth an

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derly;

as laid. :

’ A: treater: operator at Com:

# | Anco, Mr. Hendricks. ; and’ his
le: Mary have three: ‘children,

ee son: David ‘attends KJSS and

another son and a daughter are
married.

fire
for,,16 -years and for. many. years
headéd up the ent
committee of; the now: disband:
Impro' it Soci-

Ties: @,.Suits e Gloves @ Pyjamas
.” Cuff Links @' Socks — © Dress Pants

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with: green ferns. The . setting
also included ‘a’ miniature Santa

:|Claus, reindeer -:and:, poinssta,

by:red’ tapers .and “de
forated ‘with imitation: snow st

tmas ‘decoration in the same
fiscme as tue serving | ane These
nee made by aos He, Grum:

guson, Mrs, T. Wilding, Mrs: L.
2, Ferguson and Mrs.-H.. John-
son. ‘ ;

work. A camp fire was held with |cels,

-- 5.30 p.m.
- 9.00 p.m.
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- 9.00 p.m. |

DEC.'16;2.30:.4.30.. ° 5

ip
homemade candy and pop corn.

Teen |
Dance.
“Friy Dec. 8
Castlegar.

oe
p> 12.30

With Christmas only weeks away, Community Video. will:

install cable EN. in your.

FOR

(0G musts oes ;
which will be) given to a: needy. child ‘at Christmas

time through the ‘local

Here Is. All You Do: -

Phone our office. at Trail at no charge. Just ask the Seat
for Zenith 6223, your. donation wil be picked up.when we =»

do your. installation.

* ‘All toys will be given to a local Relief Orgenization a few

days before Christmas. to.

ren they feel well benefit most.

If you are planning

installed i in your home ‘this ‘winter, there would be no bet, Vie
ster. time to make arrangements than now. ;

home .

A TOY

Petes Organization.

be: distributed. by them to child-

to have four: channel cable TV.

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Pp eeenenrnnreners |

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account for the fact that in so
many widely idely spread. places, eggs | ..

eeu
flat pond Poca

'| children?.
inspired’ by some ‘iabolle agen-

eave

Ne MAN'S OPINION

; Soa is’ Still Alive Even if God is. is Dead

God be dead as so man:
le may be. think but the

of the ‘careful.
ks are, banned in

Firewor!
ie many. places, oneal because |

rous—as if

niight be dange
uals at matters, life ite i always

lace:
pl rator oF bindes in pele
with.-the intent of harming young
They must ‘have ‘been

cy, ;
For that matter, how do we

were thrown at cars; Was it just

coincidence or was there

occult power ‘at work influenc-

ing people?

loween is the traditional

But tho observance of Halloween
is dying, killed by the kindness

dangerous — but really

peace ;and

senior ‘citizens, while 01
to-house parade, of the little one
is discouraged by the dire warn-
ings of safety councils and pol
ce, nett

There were fewer Uittle ones
this year, and still fewer older
ones Nulled at.the house:and this
may.also be due to the fact. that
big ones ’dislike carrying collect:
ing boxes for UNICEF ab

Halloween pagan
éair ae a Ete charitable

one.
But. that is just another ex-
ample of adult meddling with)

children’s 0 the det:
ment, of | the in.

The ‘indoctrination of chil-
dren, does not, lant One would
think’-that: with all

;But then comes t the burning
of draft cards and the flight te
Canada. It makes one wonder.

Being a sober, conservative
‘person ‘not’ given to flight of
dancy, I leave; it to others. to
explain the’ cruelties and
presalone in this current world
of o1

©cT have strayed a longway
from. and : yet con-

A former Kinnaird resident

Agar; the huge grapple was employed
lft the boat. out of the water, intact; Tor 2 eee to: another}
part, ofthe, province, After, renovation at; a: coast’ shi sida the

bapge will in ‘be used by BCFS, It is capable of

a“jéep” or a oneton truck across a body of. water.:
_ Castlogar News Photo

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Hunting i lacie A
 Glalms Life of Alberta
Man, Mm. Philiipotf.

Of interest to; Castlegar :re-
sidents is: the accidental: shoot-
ing death in’ Alberta of Mike M.
hillipoff of Keys, Alta.

PB was. well-
kmown in this area and has Te-
iatives here.

recently. in

Funeral services owas held t
Pray-

Former Kinnaird Man
_ President of P&PW No. 11

we
reported in’ the union’s monthly
Leaflet.

trade paper, the

In a story on recent elec-
- | ttons, the Leaflet described what
ie considered’ a ‘more democrat.
ic’ method ‘of electing ‘the exe-'

ing convention... These delegates
then vote'for
story ‘said.’

cutive ‘than is employed in most] at
unions.

necting | ee ds the underlying
belief in own righteousness
ana that we we should force others

so’ fireworks. are out

nittie’ of: charital
However, whatever. “we do,
{still be. children

‘ar-from-

itfal
eset a
with reese it not with am-

the executive, the]:
The PPWC delegates select]:

er Home. at Canora. Burial was
in Canora Cemetery with, al
ney’s Funeral: Home in charge

arrangement
RCMP. sald Mr.  Phillipoit had
been : hunting. deer with: Steve

fon ‘and

and was about to get.into his
car, fiaett he was struck in the
head by the fragment of a bul-

RCMP said it-had been es-
4ablished that one of “several
shots ‘had travelled : through a

Keys agri
tee at: the time ‘of. sy death. He

Valley School: District , for six
years and’ with the minor sports
association.-He hunted and fish-
ed extensively. 3
+ Born: near ‘Mikado, where
he and: his’ parents farmed. Mr.
Phillipoff attendéd’ Verdant Val-
Jey and: Mikado schools,’ He mar-
ried Mrs;:Tind Herbert at York-
ton in 1955 and they lived: on
the farm until:1966 when they
moved to. Canora. ‘*
..~.,Predeceased by his father,
Mike, it 1928 and his step-father
Frank Sopoff, in 1967, he is sur-
vived by ‘his’ mother, ‘Mrs. Anna
Sopoff; ‘two ''sons, Harold’ and
George, at home;‘a stepson, Gary
erbert of Toronto; a stepdaugh-
tn Mrs. Patricia :Anspatch® of
Saskatoon;: a brother, , Peter. of
Port Cerdit; two sisters,
pone (Wilkins of Burlington,
Tanya’ Lazaroff
oe Bont Credit; and two grand-
shitdren,

;
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The hall was ited with

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served’ as* trusted “for Verdant/:

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identified by their: coat-of-arms,
floral.emblems and colored pen-
nants over ‘the capi

ie | was. ‘presented,’ her
wings ‘on a dias with a centen-

er,

First. year. ans we:

sented to Arlene Saliken; Sherry
Barbar

Staats. 5

Golden bats Were ‘givén ‘to

Arlene Sallken; ‘Louise Trenhol-

me; i Jenny ‘Walker; Sherry: Til-
ara

ji ' Second year ‘pins went ite

Betsyn’ Ferguson; Ann
Hue, and Debbie Polnton.

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