CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thuraday, April 11, ral 8O8

Col llapsible Trailer Designed

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‘The B.C. MOTO

A unique © colapebie trailer,
which can be built by the do-jt-
yourself «fraternity: at: less than
the cost.of an average TV set, has
been developed by the owner of
a successful Port ' Moody, construi

tion firm Gite a toa ©

C,.C. Goodbrand, 11049 Ravire | -
designed

easily
sembled ‘with simple tools‘ by the
layman and provides every fea-

“Mfr, Goodbrant’ is the brother
of. Mrs. Gilbert Fowler of Castle.
gar. ~

Mr. Goodbrana: eupplles de-
tailed plans and or $5.
He said he had siagrome Theuant of

* manufacturing the unit, but after

discussions with mobile home’ ex-
perts’ decided the plans were ‘so
easily adapted to ‘a do-it-yourself

model that. it would bea ‘perfect
item for budget-wise motorists who
would enjoy ‘such a project. ©

His'trailer can be built ‘for
$250,'Mr, Goodbrand says,’ as'com-

pared ‘with a price‘ of $850 fora
aa ee unit of this type and
a

aspects of the plang have
ted ‘anada and
be shortly in the United’ Sta-
tes, with ‘patent - tights applied for | g
“countries,
a ‘Himself an ‘avid trailer-travel-
ler, Mr. Goodbrand produced two
other models before designing the
latest “jiffy” type which he feels
cannot be improved upon at ‘such
&@ Nominal cost. He has proven the
Performance of the trailer on the
Treged Alaska Highway and on
cross-Canada tours.
‘The’ chassis -is of simple de-
sign and light weight—any car can
handie it, Wheels are the same size

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as the car for light draught, and
one spare serves both car and
trailer.

The body of the trailer is two

feet high when collapsed and six Boi
feet ‘high when erected (gee pic-| .

fares), The alded are canyas,: but
due to the special design the whole
unit) has : the — rigidity of''a. box.
When collapsed, the trailer is ideal
for packing 'a boat, bicycles and
game. :
mhere is no difficulty of erect-
irig in gusty. weather, since ‘the
unit is rigid: regardless? ‘of height.
It takes only a “jiffy” to erect,
then you walk in ore a com:
bhiation ner not a flap.
tandard size of} 10 feet by
6% Teet the trailer can sleep four
in comfort, Plans include instruc-
tions for building a table, stove
stand ‘and work table to standard
height.
* Standard | lights, signal lights
and reflectors’ are specified. Wir-
ing is for 115 volts and for your
car battery when away from po-
wer dose
brand has a message
for the: ea “Get a set of plans
for this trailer for’ “the man in
your life’ for Christmas or his
birthday, and see what happens!”
has’ another _ attractive
thousht for  motorists:, “Save
enough money by building this do-
it-yourself trailer to take a month's
holiday and see North America!
In any case, you can a it
to‘ enjoy: your Matera or any
weekend, away from home.

Funeral Held
Monday For
" Area Resident

Mrs _ Doris Cheveldave, in. ill
health for some time, died in Cas-
tlegar and District Hospital in her
48rd ‘year Saturday. She was the
wife of Joseph Cheveldave of Bril-
liant.

Born in Grand Forks, Jime
1920, Doris Horkoff, she received
her, éditcation there. She married
Mr. Cheveldave in 1940 after which
they made their home’ in Brilliant,
where they have resided -for 23
years.

Besides her husband, she is
survived by four children, Joseph,
Cecil, Alex and Elaine, all at home
and one grandchil

Mrs. Cheveldave was a mem-
ber of the Brilliant choir, a Sun-
day schoo! teacher and was.active
in all. community affairs,’

Funeral services were , held
Monday. from the Brilliant’ com-
munity hall, Interment was in Bril-
liant_ cemetery, Castlegar Funeral

Home was in. charge ‘of errenee
iments,:/0 Bt 5

“| Collision | building.” “Mr.

iM | District School Board’ in. th

GASTLEGAR BRIEFS

arvisor, Norman Mc:
Nab! ill represent the village
at ae “gitday meeting of the Trail
and Distiict Safety Counell.

At’ the ails of Comm,

Petition Circulating:
‘For.Public Hearing
Re Board’s Action

AS a: *pdgult’ of ‘thie’ reeent~ac
tion taken by the Castlegar. and
ere
leving ‘of W. R. Brown! from his
dlities as: principal of SHSS,’ the
following petition, is being’ circula-

"in the’ area: '*

‘We, ‘the undersigned, being
résidents of the area served by the
Castlegar “and © District’ “School
Board, petition the board ‘for‘a pu-
blit: ‘meeting to discuss the actions,
and* thé 'réasons for ‘such: actions,
of the: board “in the matter’ of! Mr.

Brown::
This meeting is reaiiested ‘for
the’ following reasons:
1)''The failure of: the board'to
give adequate information ‘to the
public, and the ‘consequent Srowth
about the

an! the
clerk will ask the hospital .board |°
for.a.copy. of the minutes. of the
's Feeular, monthly meeting. -

‘Commissioners R & Maddocks
and V. R. Cook and works super-
visor, McNabb will inveatigate: the
value of the village obtaining the
Elk Drive-In property .at the upset
Price for sravel pit use.

-

The Renee Dainese is
to again be contacted to. see if it
has any property of any type which
it would be prepared to! trade the
village on an’ equal exchange basis
for the-village’s old garbage dump
which is located near the site of
the proposed: Columbia river ‘bri-
dge,

ee

In answer to a ecauia by
Comm. Frank Richardson, Comm.
Cook ‘said he gave written ‘orders
to works ‘supervisor McNabb :to
dump 67loads of gravel ona road
inthe Castle Bar subdivision be
cause the road‘ was breaking up
and“ Mr. ‘Cock ‘felt’ this“' was ae
time*to put‘ the‘ gravel’ on‘ it so
that the gravel “would work
down.”

ere e

“OA letter from Mrs. Penny

asking if‘the village has any land

available’ for a’ tennis court’ was

turned over to‘parks commissidner

RC." 'Maddoeks for studs
.

Ea Hence of the 1 Twin Rivers
Motel appeared before council: to
protest . thé . condition
groutids around the Kootenay Auto
Herman
said “the owner had agreed ‘at

the time Db ig permit was
issued’ to} di “worl:;:’ indoors,
only ‘work’ five ‘days’ a week ‘be-
tween the hours of 2 a.m.-and 5
p.m. and keep ; ‘the * property ‘tidy.

agteed that -thesé were the; busi-
ness’ owner's

of the | tum

Village” chdirman © Aage’* Sylvest

cur ‘high ecleol SOY fan Eads
2, The undue influence ‘that a
handful of parents ‘appear to. ave
exerted’ on ithe! board.:' 7 Ye
8.. The possible desertion of
certain principles which may have
far reaching effects’ on the’ educa-
tlon of cabs in this istrict.”
SO PP eit syn

‘on ‘the ‘eveiita’ of April 3 in
the ‘activity’‘room of SHSS, about
200 ladies, interested in the “newest
styles,‘ were in ‘attendance at’ the
Spring: Fashion © Show.’ This’. was
be pander a ender! the sponsorship

“Kiltough : Chapter
ot ine 10bE and featured fashions
from! West's: Accessories ani-jewel-
lery were: also‘from West's; while
the * highly: complementary ~ ‘hats
wete ‘from Cindy's"
> The ‘models; selected and be
comingly ‘costumed ‘by’ Mrs.’ M.
Moray ‘and: ‘Mts. A."  gonnsan, ‘were

Harvey and Mrs, Margaret Pryce | wigs’

witli Prices
“To ae: strains’ of soft back-

ground music, the models: grace- | j
-' |fully‘ mail’ their Way'on ‘stage and
, whil

down ‘the ‘ram

“Brighten, sonene? ~
Easter with a ‘gift of

Flowers‘are. hattire’s
own Easter’ finery. to ‘a:

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HYDRANGEAS
“2 AZALEAS
MUM PLANTS
CUT) FLOWERS
st There is \still tinle to
wire flowers: for Paster
HELEN'S’
FLOWER, He.

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Different Sizes (5. ...:... . ee 50. egies 25

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le
tor, ‘Mrs: Pai- Cordon, ‘effectively
lescribed the four changes ‘of ‘cos-
ich: were ‘worn -by-‘each
. "Featured in‘ this’ collection
were bathiig suits‘and’ sportswear,
suits : and=‘coats,: afternoon: and
cocktail - ‘dresses “and. sleep ‘and
Tounge “wear. ‘The: hair‘ styling ‘of
the models had’ been most'becom-
ingly :done: by ‘Bel-Air, ‘ Loretta’s
Nora’s and Elinor’s Beauty Salons
and. make-up’: was’ supervised ' by
Mi Fallon.

He said that action could be taken,
after, a complaint, by a majority
vote. of council under the nui-
sance. bylaw, '

Writer is Appalled
By Area Reaction
To School Problem

Dear Sir: ”

‘Would ’you allow space for fur-
ther discussion of our school con-
troversy?

“\I.am appalled by the reaction
of many of our. sensible. citizens.

Our. respect..for... authority?’- We
should judge only when ‘all facts

ere is our sense of judgement?,

Theatre’. were’: in’ charge ‘of> the
lighting and were.most active help-
ing’. behind‘ scenes.» The decor: of
the stage was spring-like with flow-
ers from Helen’s Flower Shop add-
ing a bright ‘touch.

During the two short. intermis-
sions, “Mrs, G. Pyne entertained
most pleasingly, singing folk songs
wi her. own accompaniment on. the

: At the conclusion of the Fash-
ions,” coffee was served by .the

ladies of, the. IODE, ‘The proceeds,
in their, entirety, were’ donated ‘to
the Rotary Health | Centre.«

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Printing sc) |

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a spare ‘box of. sealers, .sewing machine, :'bed,:

couch; stove, records, ‘books ‘or anything someone

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“CASTLEGAR: SPORTSMEN’S -
_ WHITE E TON ine ie AUCTION |

WILL BE E HELD AT 7. 30 P. M.

KINNAIRD

have been fairly.

+ Our school -board'has been in!
vested -with authority by us, the
People ‘and - electors.:They. seem
honorable, sensible: persons, as‘ are
Most of us. A three man commis-
sion had investigated, met with the
‘board, teachers, and interested and
Berhaps uninterested persons,
\- The. commission, :-no doubt,

A had made their. findings and/or re-

commendations to the board. ‘The
board -had considered. all. facts - of
the case and’ passed judgement
therefrom. Although,, for, they—
the | boards—pergonal: integrity I
do think that full publication of the
facts should be ‘made to avert ru-
mors of vindictive action.

‘We might find a parallel here

§| in regards to the act of discipline.

ressed mathematically. we have:

m|P can discipline SB, therefore SB
mjcan discipline P,

IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY HALL - TUES., APR. 23 -

CASTLEGAR

UNITED CHURCH ‘BASEMENT - WED., APR. 24

ROBSON

hile tahe CHURCH HALL - THURS., APR. 25

Large headlines ‘and profound

3 | fluent reporting ‘should net inhibit
our sense of: fair play. So, there- |

fore, let us pause for now and give
the school board:a' chance to. wales
their Slovan, facts.

A. W. Read. :

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AGENCIES

" Sylvest is to be Candidate
For Council in December

tive

Castlegar village Age
Sylvest indicated nt council's meet-
ing -last week \that he will again
be a: candidate for chairman when
his term of ‘office expires in Dec-

+ ember,

Following © presentation ofa

‘ memo on subdivisions by Mr. Syl-
* vest, Comm.

RC.’ Maddocks said
the memo sounded “like the open-
Ang ots vars sampalen

eall-

make! it imperative thao Castlegar
pursue a realistic policy. in its at-
titude’ towards the ‘full develop-
ment of the few remaining areas
within and adjacent to its bounda-

Even an elementary, knowledge
of the relative tax revenue derived
from new and old homes suggests
that. an economically healthly com-
munity: must’ plan to: attract? new

homes if: it! wishes to remain pro-
gressive, This is.doubly’ true with
Castlegar for. we can not lay rea-
listic claim‘ to being-able to conti-
nue to offer prospective home own-
ers attractive locations.

°» For these. reagona,I feel that
any policy we adopt with respect
to this: subject should be permis-
sive and so allow present and: fu-
ture council free and. effective
scope in attracting new and neces-

ed re ri aires roti to which
Mr. Sylvest answered that he tho-
ught Mr,Richardson would’ have
classified it “‘as°a vote loser.”

Speaking of, the. memo,. Mr. |:

Sylvest commented: “I would’ ask
voter who would vote for me

to’ take: note “of ‘it.
‘He said it should be. recalled
that, Comm.’ Maddocks opposed the

:: village’ putting ‘in. roads: in® the

Landis © subdivision», yet

people
“have - built

high-tax” homes | pro-

: viding revenue: to’ the ‘village’ in

that area,
“Full text of Mr, Sylveat's ‘memo’
foltows:

In my. épiuiaa the advisability
of altering Costlegar's ‘past practice
of constructing ‘the’ roads: and ‘oth-
er_services in new subdivisions to
a rigid requirement that'all subdi-
viders ‘construct their ‘own ‘roads
hinges on whether: council. is like-
ly to enter into costly construction
in subdivisions that have no imme-
diate prospect: of attracting new
home owners.

Castlegar has a very limited
appeal to new home -owners' duc
solely. to the lack’ of suitable, de-
veloped residential sites. Further-
more, the existence of many attrac-

"Dan Gilroys
Presented. Gift”
By Sr. Cilizens

Tho. regular meeting of the
Senior Citizens ‘was: held Friday
evening in the Teele. hall wih 60
members ‘present ‘and Web-
ster. presiding, Routine opening
was’ conducted with minutes and
treasurer's report given.” °°

/ There. was* a short: discussion

on the.C. A. R. im and it was
decided to send on the film and
have it for. the April 26 meeting.
E.- Bailey - reported on the
Fall Fair general meeting which he
had ‘attended and’ that the senlor
citizens’ would be in: charge: of
guards for the two nights of the
fair,
Myr, and Mrs. D. Gilroy, who
will be leaving the. district soon
to make their home in Penticton,
were honored at this time with
Mr, Webster presenting them with
a painting on behalf. of the mien,
bers, Mrs,

SOA

The Sign. for: Spring

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iT

Gilroy with a.corsage. The aaa:
ing, was the work of Mr. Webster,
a local artist.
Mr.: Gilroy, on behalf of his
wife’ and himself, extended grate-
ful thanks’ and appreciation for |’
such a lovely gift.‘He said he is
sorry to leave; this district and
hoped that they would’ see the
members again sometime. He wish-
ed the association well with all
success for a happy future and said
in ‘closing, “May the ove of God
watch’ over you. all.”
At the close) of business the
members ~'were ‘entertained » with
several solos by W. Walper with
his wife accompanying him on the
piano, Mrs. G. Quayle also enter-
tained with an account of her trip
to’ California, telling of all the in-
teresting places’ she. had visited,
ineluding. Disney Lan

On’ behalf of the members Mr,
Gilroy extended” their grateful
thanks for.such a wonderful even-
ing of entertainment.

At ‘the close of a very plea”

sant evening refreshments were
served. ©"

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sary.

None of Castlegar's Past coun:
cls ‘have been so irresponsible as
to: provide roads or services in

- |subdivisions for. ‘which ° there was

not a real current need. -1 see no
reason! for assuming that future
gounclis will not be just as wise.
I know’ of: no principle that
says, thee a village is economically.
better.’ served) by having their
‘roads, or any other services suppli-
y private contractors, for ‘if
this_-were ‘automatically ‘so, :then |
why should we be ‘providing side-

:| walka, retaining walls, parks, water

extension, ete., by our own public
works department,

Quite ‘the ‘contrary, I firmly
believe that for: the village to pro-
vide all the services that it rea-
listically can, atthe lowest possible
prices; taking full advantages of all.
assistance schemes, such as winter
works, will more often truly. serve
the ‘village best, providing always
that the roads. and services. con-
structed are required and put to
quick use by new-paying residents,

~ GWL Elects Three
New Officers At
Annual Meeling

Castlegar CWL was held last week
in St. Rita's hall with 17. members
and one: guest, Mrs. ‘P. Brown,
present, :

‘A letter was received request-
ing a spiritual bouquet. for Bishop
Doyle‘ who will ‘his

The annual meeting of thelg

Easter’ fa" more than’a basket

full of ‘brightly-colored. eggs. «It
commemorates tha ‘resurrection of
Jesus: Christ’ who™ redeemed .man-
kind through : His‘ death ‘and then
rose from the tomb’ onthe third
day, In‘ His ‘victory’ over: death. is
the promise of: life: everlasting for
all men. ,
The last week’ in the life of
Christ. is remembered * by Christ-
fans with special services and great
Solemnity for it was a' time of be-
trayal and ‘suffering.’

Jesus arrived in Jerusalem on
a Sunday and was cheered by hope-
ful throngs who showered His path
with ‘branches | of palm: trees. It
was dangerous ‘for ‘Him. to enter
the city. becauso of the high priests
who feared and resented Him, but
He believed it .was His, ,duty to
preach there, :

“According ‘to the Bible, re-
ports the .World Book Encyclope-
dia, Jesus spent the first few days
teaching ‘and visiting ‘the temple,
Once again He. threw. out the mo-
neychangers and those who sold
doves for sacrifice.

‘On Thursday night He joined

ea
Gym Display
Feaiureti At
: pa eee
PTA Meeting

The March. meeting. of ‘the
Stanley Humphries PTA featured a
gym. display. of routines ‘shown by
the SHSS junior. boys team coached
by R. Jeffery..The display repeated
the performance which won. for.

tanley Humphries ' Secondary
School the British Columbia Junior
Championship : Trophy.

During the business ‘session of
the meeting a cheque to help with.
expenses of the senior girls basket-
ball. team at the provincial chant:

A Personal Column

By BURT) CANT RE LE

Easter is is.a Time to Remember. Christ .

the 12 ‘apostles for what was pro-
bably the first: meal of the Jewlsh
Passover. During that Last Supper,
He’ told His’ disciples that: one’ of
them would betray Him. Then He
gave them brandy and wine, saying,
“This’ is: My Body"; and ‘This is
My Blood.” AAAS Hoste
“Knowing that His hour ‘of suf-
fering was near, Jesus led the apo-
stles to the Garden of Gethsemane,
Late that night’ a band’ of arme
men, with Judas: Iscariot among
them, came to’ the garden, Judas
kissed Jesus, identifying ‘Him to
the armed men, who | took’ Him
away to the high priest.

“Charged with blasphemy; for
calling Himself the Son of God and
King of the Jews, Jesus was taken
early Friday to Pontius Pilate, the
Roman ‘governor, and then ‘to He-
rod: Antipas, ruler of Galilee. He-
rod mocked Jesus, dressed Him in
a kingly robe and sent Him back
to Pilate,

Without | Pilate's approval’ Je:
sus could not. be executed. But
Pilate hesitated to condemn’ Him
and brought Jesus and a condemn-
ed murderer named’ Barabbas’ be-
fore the people and -told them to
choose ‘one. to go. free.. The mob
sereamed for the release of Barab-
bas and Jesus was sentenced ‘to
death by crucifixion,

* The. crucifixion|.took ‘place on
a hill called Calvary. just: outside
the city: After several hours Je-
sus died and-His’ body was taken
to a new tomb. i

On’ Sunday morning (the first
Easter) Mary Magdalene went to
the tomb... The . stone | had.-been
rolled away and the tomb was emp-
ty, An angel told Mary that Jesus
had risen.’ Later Jesus’ appeared

10 Mary Masdalene: and ‘to. Simon
eae For the 10 days He
taught His 11 Talika disciples,
Then He rose to Heaven.

a |
d beeen rh ete

CASTLEGAR NEWS, ss April 11,1968

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Timely Tips Concerning ‘Your

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Heating

‘For year-round ‘comfort and convenience, as well as economy,
keep the pilot’ in your gas heating system lighted during the
summer.
Here's why:
1. Tho small amount ‘of heat from the gas pilot prevents car
rosion and adds years of life to the spoils
his ta k

amnivesary to the priesthood ‘a |P
month,*»:.

‘A delegate will be sent to the
Diocesan convention to be held .in
Penticton May 8-11.

The convenors monthly reports
were read and Mrs. A., LaMarche
spiritual convenor, told the group
their mass intention for the month
of April is for their Lady of Good
Counsel, ‘whose> feast. day:-is on
April 26. All members are urged
to attend Mass on this day.

The convenors read their an-
‘nual reports covering the events
of the past. year, 1

\ Three new officers were elect:
ed: for-the -year. 1963-64 and’ are 3s
follows:” Vi

ip finals was
Bernice Lightle accepted it on be-
half of the teani, She outlined the

ment pointing out:that a school is
judged by the actions and behavior
of the representing teams and that
the Stanley Humphries ‘represen-

school and community. They. were
complimented many times‘on their
she said,

and

Discussed at the meeting was
the annual Parent-Teacher ' Con-
vention from May 13 to 16 inclu-
sive at. the  University.’of” British
Columbia, - at ‘which~‘a' delegate
from here will be.in attendance, ;

team’s experiences’ at the tourna-|:

tation was'a great: credit to the)”

Civil Defence preparations will
enable a.community or a country,
to better withstand natural disast-
ezs. In the case of Hurricane Carla
nearly 700,000 people: were: moved
from their coastal homes to 0 aatety.

ordnland ‘points: ~

2. ane gas pilot maintains an updraft in
3. With a. touch ‘of ou finger on the thermostat you cm be
0 coo!

ol and
4, If you keep your. pilot on, 3 You avoid restarting failure wie
autumn comes,

——'\ Mrs. A.
Shutek, 2nd ‘vice-president ° ~ Mrs,
R.:Brodman and 3rd vice-president
; Mrs. R. Friesen,

“The membership dues were due
at this annual meeting. The ‘dead-
line for, dues ‘is ‘the May meeting.
Any new members are welcomed.

-Refreshments were served by
hostesses Mrs. W.: Fields,’ Mrs. H.
Kemperman and. Mrs..\H.: Newell.

of the booster “prize,

an KINNAIRD HAVE
DESIGNATED 1 ‘THE WEEK (OF

“AS ‘SPRING CLEAN: UP WEEK. EXTRA
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LLAG E OF CASTLEGAR

-ALLEN'S LBIE,. CLERK

NILPAGE OF KINNAIRD x

Mrs. W. McGauley was the winner

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