Hig RG No Formal Nominations Yet for
“SPECIALIZING IN CHINESE FCOD” Cesare aldenmiantic 5 aeatdy at

. legar,
Phone 365-6741 for Take-Out Orders posts \ at Kinnaird, wo trustee
m, to 12 Midnight Daily positions om they echiogl iboard

Open's § am, to-12 Mi

Open 6 a.m. to 1 a.m, Fridays and Saturdays

34
S Elective Offices that are Now Open

G, 8. Rust and Steve Jankola in- Expegted to seek election
dicated Tues day: night t they, will for: the time to the CKRD
run again: at board are ‘Jack Scott of Robson

wae if for. re-election bo ihe and! BU Horvath of Blueberry

goat The:tuo. mon were. first.
District No, 9 ar ithe board when

8 i CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Nov. 17, 1966
ALN [s

zs Chris Wilson

Ban Ala acai
Educai ion ic CGaSG
Nominations close at'12 noon
on Monday for the positions with
voting, if becomes: necessary
to be held Sat., Dec, 10.

Ineumbents ote. ts

Se oe to Castlegar

The area Mr. Scott present-
ly represents is roughly the area
from: Shoreacres © - » Thrums
through Robson to Deer. Park-
Renata, while Mr. Horvath re-

A check with returning of-
flcers yesterday morning dis
closed no formal nominations: as
of that time.

There are no money bylaws

vote would ey be held if
there were acclamations in all
open positions.

That one’ vote could be in
‘Castlegar where residents’ fcel-

AAD

FE LAST WY wWINLS |

A position paper by Prof.in the labor forces.

For the umpteenth time mil-
lions of Canadians missed the
point on Nov. 11 and for the
first time the Americans made
a deliberate farce out of Veter-
an’s day, as they call it

Nov. 11 saw the largest air-
of js to the Cambodian
border at ‘undertaken by_ the
Ho quite, posable. they "went

q le
there to get a suntan or some-
thing but why the United States
government would want to be re-
don't know. for 25,000 suntans I

Canadians missed the point?
Well maybe not the Individuals
but the unions or who ever set
up this full-day holiday did.

The imimediate xes results were
the CBC roving cam
had so little to do they recorded
tourats protecting the Ameri
cans wanted to stop the war in
Vietnam,

Twentydive thousand sun-
tans indeed.
1 eo et

¥f tight money is tcouble
hereabouts then it is twice as
bed in England. Harold yiion

ig.

Sin ihe tard race and tell
everybody what a hell of a goo
fellow he is end how it wae: all
the Tories’ faut.

I ies ie is a little bit

inks and the electorate red-in
ce.

Pra tant what ever cctisim|
can elied against him.
ing color can’t he included. me
has the most colsr ful cabinet

in| Fi ae

the dogs — dog racing has
caught on in a big way. Horse
racing requires too much captl-
tal but dog racing is in for the
small man. I was once told how
to enter one’s loses there as a
tax deduction but that is a pro-
n | fessional secret for the. moment.

column during

Mali to this
the past week included a letter | sion

from the Co-leader of Castle-
gar’s Cream of the

The letter went into a lot of
detail about weight watching];
which I was told I could pub-| #
Yish then told I couldn't.

Anyway the point made was
Tops will not be asking for any-
more merchant-fonations ae

John Ohliger director of con-
tinuing education at Selkirk
College, calls for an extension of
teaching from the College to
the community.

The paper asks for small
work groups composed of com-
munity leaders to be set up to
work, out with the College an

These adult programs would

serve those living in the school
‘districts, 7 through 12, served
by the College.

Prof. Obliger notes there

is no such person as an educat-

ed man or’ not an:

Properly called terminal educa-
on.

program

0.

of continuing education because
of the rap! changing needs
of sock

Air Conditioned for Coo! Comfort
BANQUET FACILITIES FOR SMALL GROUPS

ety. . 7
osition paper claims

leaders for the adult educa-
lon classes.

ing
identifiable needs in various re-

8,
ntige alx fields in which Prof.
hliger on’ es these work

s operating include com-
munity, Tana agement and un-
Committees are to be form-

ed to study the low level of par-
in- affairs,

Gold Tree Degree Badge
For Completing Course

Junior forest warden Rob-
Castl

ert Rempel of legar, has | vation

d the Gold Tree Degree

educational programs on area
pollution, a. study of ethnic and
more public

cause it is now
the ris

* * *
I always suspected the men-
tality of educational institution
governors was a le childish,
but Pat ONeate: ageing of
Lloyd Craig's conference in Van-
couyer seems to take the cake.
ONea when he is not too
busy hitching up these cunning
itis listening devices in Miva
unon meeting rooms, is on the
governors for Notre

board of
. | Dame College in Nelson.

Mayor eC ‘Maddocks is
suffering Front a justifiable case
of sour grapes.

And ai
Castlegar with
Castlegarians le
Sonldn care ess about the plan-

2 deparimont/ ar a5 apart = town

the His dep.
transport minister, is
reputation
‘He alng-toclades in his Uttle
railroa

clique an é- @ car cleaner
‘who wouldn't know the. Queen's

English if it got up and’ hint- =

anced hitself.

id there's more as anyone
who follows the news items from
London knows.

The brightest new item this
week is the country is going to

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Not that the. department
ever had a chance as it only | Mrs.
started this year.

a *

Dear -

-to- = Fecelve - ~ from ~ = you Nise

letters. Always the same thing,

very boring ¢ and quite pointless.

But to give the doctor his
due .a Kinnaird medic in
outburst of spontaneous crea-
tivity wrote a letter to Kinnaird
Council which described as the
funniest rer to have hit the
council table yet.

and some cents.

Give me medicare anyday. 2

about li
ment disputes, management edu-

tion, announced aA,
chief Warden for the province |by co:

catioi

Badge, athe highest: proficiency | tion.
award in

the warden’ organiza-
loyer,

this week.
The gold badge marks com-

pletion of a three-year Sonper:
program, : sponso) ry
the Canadian Forestry Assocla-

pel is a member of the
Jone sett studying his courses
correspondence and conduct-
field and fire Rprovention
vities on his own.

regular meeting of the
women's ‘Association of Robson

Community Mem Church | ¢
ares ld i tho church hall with

Women’s Association Plans Clothes Drive
For Dispatch to Coast Welfare Industries

cussed and a sonation made to}
the Anglican, United and Baptist | be
churches from funds.on hand.

It. was decided. that the

Mrs. Duncan Carter,
in the chair aind 14 members

hs, meet meeting opened, with
the ie hymn
Time to 1 hay Holy” followed. by

a prayer dy the president.
ct,| members then

eee ee eae at the
” accompanied — oi ie
plano by Mra. A. W. Tho
Chiristofferso

men’s ond. Day of Prayer swere
heli in various parts of the
world.

Reports of the various stand:) san
ing committees were received.'

Wales Acknowledges

rake| GasHegar Ald Offer

ter offering help to the vis

of the recent Aberfan, Walcs
disaster. has Apeen forwarded to
the Mayor: Tydfil | serve
who, ins, Tauri

fetter was addressed to the Lord
Mayor of
jacunaletioy the ravaging mining
town lies. .

‘was:‘made ‘with coun-

Mayor-R,C. Maddocks’ let-}7,

. Merthyr

hed a national ap- | Serve,
Mayer. ‘Maddocke’ original
under whose |

‘offer-of material as-|D.-

“SOROPTIMISTS
Annual Ball

“Western Round up”
CASTLEGAR ARENA
Saturday, November 26, 1966 at 9.00 p.m.

: REFRESHMENTS

$5.00 Couple
; NO MINORS PLEASE
Annual Doll Raffle will take place at the ball.

Tickets may be ebtalned et at Anderson Agencies, Karnie’s
jes Wear, Soroptl-
mist st member oe hep. of trom, any

‘Western Dress Optional .

meeting held: on: Dec. 7 would
e Christmas meeting and
beat irene would be a money
pee from nich oh @ purchss id.
for. ‘shut-ins’ e
a cane president announced
at

Mrs, R.
Mrs.:'J: Raine and Mrs. F. Patter:
will serve as a nominating
committee. and reminded all

yoembers that the next ‘meeting

the. annual meeting and al

reports. \
eit Wa Waldie Sentard and Mee
visiting committee

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Miller, ‘for the
Lares recelved a “hearbf
round of applause when she
handed in the contribution that
committee had earned to the
treasurer.

Plans were made for a final
used clothing “bee” to:be held
jn the church hall, Bundles will
be packed to be sent to welfare
industries in Vancouver. The
mission committee re;
quilts bad been shipped that

an|week to the coast missions in

care of Canon Alan Greene.

The visiting committee re-
ported that a most successful
visit had again been made to the
Butler Rest Home and that Mrs.:
A. J. Slater's 94th birthday
een recognized by a birthday
cake being delivered to her by
the association.

‘The members then made ar-

we stock e@ full selection of

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fp ——- far-childeen-

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thas “been - ord may. be -pur-
chased. Christmas novelties will
also be sold. Coffee will be pro-
wided free of charge at ‘this

eeting being the fin-
usiness meeting of the

year,
uu question of the donation of
money -to the was.

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board ‘are up
year’s municipal elections,

Sais La
council are aldermen V. R. Cook] in Castlegar and enle Mills inh
and . Cec: Gorse, Commissioners |-Kinnaird.: « ss

the district ‘was set Eup earlier

this -year.....4

Presents the Blueberry-Ootis-

chenla areas,

tobe be presented anywhere in the
astlegar district while only. one

ings about a district municipali-
ty may be sought by council.

Provincial Library,
Parliament Buildings,
Victoria, BsCe

Dec. 31/876).

CAS

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Published Every, Thursday. at “The Crossroads of the Kootenays’’

WEEK'S WEATHER
Mx  M. Ro Sun

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VOL. 19, No. 47.

steetomenninit BRITISH: ——— THURSDAY, NOV. 24, 1966

10'CENTS PER COPY

By CHRIS wie soH
Staff Reporte:
Gordon Cam; Dell's resi;
tien from the 0!

te
8 aT 'e,. John ’ Welton,
an’ of

with:

6, College coun-

‘Joh sald his week
| Mr,

In his letter of resignation,
Campbell sald he wished to
continue his aavoclation with the

council have to! ‘detlde
whether or not the fact’ of oF
ex-principal on the: staff. wou!
be an advisable move, noted M a

College as a teacher after May | Welton:

of next year,
» Before

ratifying a teachin;
appointment. to the faculty, the

“The ‘chairman gald the board
had other’ potential : principals
on fila\whose applications’ Thad

Kinnaird Finances Okay
But Two Blows are ‘Struck

Two unexpected blows ‘to
financial struc-
ture were fielded by Comm G. S.

ttee chair-

the. Kinnaird

ance . CO)

man at council's meeting, Tues-
day. night.

counell reluctan!
a gest

cost of : garba;
1967 and noted the.

a1 ;
“We' have 2 $26,000 to spend
"installa t that's i" of

tly: accepted | villa
increase in the contract
ge collection * for | site.
cost of in-|":
stallation of the: water tank: ‘has,
‘risen to: $87,

bucket, ‘council |plans to
the estimate into line by having

The tank — a wood sta

Mr. Rut. A added. tow:
ever, it was too early ‘to

Sant ta. oe
Don't tet to ‘pemind Mom
and Dad, though, that ‘your.
ters must be mailed to the Cas-
tlegar News so that they're re-
ceived--no:-later:;than noo!
yf. th whit

Large Ture-Out
‘Aitends Blueberry:
-School:Meeting

= LB dest of the sural eehool

meetings “will be held tonight by.

Castlegar School: District

Min Tarrys.: This is not aa

tion as ohn. ‘Moran: was elected
representative ‘for the

Tet-|°

Gordon’ ‘Campbell: e
signed «as‘ principal’ of: Soliris

ings saw’a “turnout of eight.
ane largest turnout at any

meetings was’ at} 3

Fon’ Monday - night

sélected: board members|.’
ered = (from 28

College, effective May $1 of next

For. stories. on “his sudden
ion Please see ‘page: 1,

‘and? a) severoly

snapered 3

Bill, Gatrell vematna’ repre-
sentative for the:-Blueberry area
‘for the balance: of, his. twoyear.
term’; offi

‘life as reasons
cur his assem 01

present’ tention: is to
temain on the‘ eae stait of
ithe College. 232.”

sald chairman Carl’ Loeblich,
th

‘To avoid carrying water by.
‘trim

ge- crews:.do’.some of ' “the
access. work to the water tank]’

unit was Priced out at ak
eae Kinnaird 1 1087. zallt ratel fe

been when‘ Mr. C.
bell was appointed.

2 a1
been appointed | as a
consultant to the council and
e princh

e with th
setting” ‘up of: tea College... ‘ .
“Mr. Campbell had indicat.
ed‘to us he was. not interested
1a

“of Vi

arrister, ‘has-been’ select-|
ed ‘to Tepresent the’. teachers
d CaM on of Cran:

‘The: arbitrators:‘aré
‘with a three “per: cent
tween: the school.

between the ‘school’ opera cand
the teach:

headed by

ale
ers. salary committee| é
Gerry:

Z Sa

‘|be Prof. John Ohliger;

Jed. the (debate
in C:

A top-level debate on.a dis
trict mu
Dec. 20° between‘

Mayor R. CoM

‘In: announcing’ the’ debate

id Tuesday te night Mr. Loeblich pro-
‘ 1d: himself ‘vehemently op-

fowl? to inclusion ‘of Kinnaird
a DM. He went on: “I have

|| been tagged as opposed to for-

mation ‘of.a DM and I am pre-

pared: to stand-on that: state-
ment

He added,” “however, that

involvement in the
‘Moderator at the debate will

of continuing education at Sel-
kirk College, who: first :suggest-
ata DM. meet-

special -rezo
has-been) “slated aaird.
‘council for Dec..6:to atcommo-| ma:
re-| date B.C. :Tel’s proposed: 1
chase: for the eventual

it was? itevealed at!

and’ later ‘an exchange,
chairman Carl: ‘Loeblich* told
£ The nite ite of the di
8! 0 ie will} of
be! opposite. the hon eloed

Mon
‘of a‘ local: telephone * exchange;
i Tusday’s | D

have no evidence whieh
has led me to: believe the board
plans: to reinstate: the planning
department,” ‘said= board ° chair-
Rust /of..the Central

‘District:

Mr. ae went on to explain
‘the meeting of the ‘three ‘com-
mittees would bee closed ‘because
“ill feeling: in
concerning the est
dispense : wit ep lanning 0

Ray's Royalite Stati w
Fibuainterealt ion ow ia to

re: papers” | Ox staging
lecision |

several weeks

“The meeting is expected to
be held at SHSS and bot speak-

‘| ere will talk for 10 minutes fol | a

Kinnaird +
chairman Carl Loeblich and 4

his opposition was to his village’s

ipality will take place 4

‘Girector | j

nm
=
e

5 Of

lowed: by.a-five-minute

period. Faculty i Sel:
kirk: will: then divide the: audi-
ence into: di groups pre-

“the” prov:
-ince Saturday, formed: the
Ce “College A

‘paratory to questions being dir-
ected’at the two speakers from
the floor.’
of: This - pi articular form of de-
bate iis: “baing, ‘used: to. stimulate
public interest and=ito permit
deeper | ble: involvement: ina
ich: is normally the:ex-
slurive comain of the municipal

enses
with

cost is expect:

‘to|:

of B.C. ina special meeting in
‘Vancouver.

Representatives from Sel-
kirk College, three* Fraser, Val-
Jey:.college © committees, Prince
George'community college board

and the Regional col-

e: Okanagan
eee attended the closed meet-
Under. the sO! of
the B.C. dhe sponsorship As-
sociation, the CCABC will collect

the: province’s 10 completed or

on to be Aha by, eon is.

and .co-ordinate information for |’

A total eo 14 nominstions:
have been) received so far for.
union‘ positions.

In addition: to the Presiden,
tial nominations. there ‘are
nominations: for: the Slices "9 oF:
vice-president, = treasurer

each of th of the
However there is only ‘one

nominat ation 'todate for. the ‘of-
fices ’ of ' secre! ‘and -the -ac-

tivities club ao i

today.

“In doing “away with, “the |

- planning department within the
Central’ Kootenay. Regional: Dis-
trict. the‘ organization "has" not
discontinued with planning act-

 fvitles.,

Rather it has ‘simply” devis-
ed. another method -

this particular ‘function can be
done on.a consulting basis. as
the ‘need arises, ‘Thus: the’ cost
now. will: only. beequal to ‘the
use that is made of the. service.
r ‘Under :the~present system
aes is the. annual cost of main-

ining “a

| whether-that department is uti)
ized heavily. or not.
This ary Jong.

thy. report fe the pie this week’b

the CKRD. administrativer.con,
mittee over’ the signature’ of
CKRD chairman.G, S. ‘Rust, -Vil-
lage er minnied Fepretentative

: ‘The ares says the | CKRD
board's action ‘was “in: the best
interests’ of the municipalities
and .tHe:

ernnient within ‘the ance that

every ‘effort be made to curtail

expenditures to avold the’dang-

ers of: inflation. ... and! hi
0:

aréas: of; the regional district.”
2 "Phe, statement reports: that
‘the “provincial government ‘hus

suggested ‘“‘to alllevels of gov- with

stopped the

cipal debentures. . PP
that no municipality. will
a’. position in'-1967° to! proceed
any. major project requir-

ing the services of a planner.”
qt adds: “One of the first
of: good

~}is the assurance of the availa-

bility. of finances (for the carry-
ing out of the work) when‘ the
studies are complete. ‘Changing

conditions ‘make’ good plans ob- ;

solete unless
mediate!
Based on the experiences of
the present: year, continues the
release, ‘and considering © the
government’s' suggestion that
expenditures be: curtailed, the
‘(continued on page eight):

“{mplemented im-