CASTLEGAR_NEWS, Thursday 6, 1972

Local Birdwatchers Make Christmas Census .

Januar

F. J. SMITHERAM
TRAILER
TOWING

Officials Totalling Figures

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, January 6, 1972 >
D-BAR-D
For Job. Opportunities Plan

If We Could Predict Future
We Would Go Out of ou

— BOWLING RESULTS —
sas bas, THT

BEHIND THE HACK

By SANDY and STASH

Patty. Fomenoff

LHS | LHT, Erm
a a Marcia Popoft 'r.

Find Fewer Birds than Last Years Count

last ye
) The amber of birds re-
corded 3,421 was nearly 1,-
400 less than last years total

t ey, aifference was mainly

je to a near absence of

! Bohemian Waxwings,
species of wi

} erous down to 8 from 137

last

f Nas: European Widgeon

on the West Arm of Koot-
Lake th

It has been seen ©)
the lock resis

athere:
ire at Selkirk College to
ount up the results. Ri

freshments were provided
by Peter and Ann Wood of
South Slocan, Maureen Mit-
chell o! air

berta ‘y

Bill and June Merilees of
Castlegar were the count
organizers,

Taking part were: Col-
in and Margaret Pryce and
Tan and Roberta

‘and
William, June and
erilees.

From China Creek-
Blueberry creek area: Dick
and Ann Howe, Lorne and

Western e
Grobe 18.:¢) 13, Great Blue Heron

13,
Wages han ametican mn Wide:

31 226, Can-
con 314, Redhead venecked
Scaup 5:

Keds Breasted
id Eagle 5.
Ruffed Grouse 4, <Gact

California 3, Ring-1
ed Gull 1, Pygmy Owl 2

For reservations, write to :

45 Hornby St.
“Winter

IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VANCOUVER
THE MAYFAIR HOTEL

provides spacious new
accommodation ° with
full:

Belted. Kingfisher 1, Red-
Hiatiea Buicker 20."

Pileated roapecker
8, Northern-three-toed Wood
fe powny We sapecker 16
‘om er
Stolier's Jay 85, Blackbilled
Magpie 1, ‘Raven 69, Com-
mon Crow 1,
Clark’s Nutcracker 11,
Bleckcapped Chickadee
$29, fountain Chit
19, Chestnut-backed
dee 8, White-breast
hatch 1 Red-breast
hatch 48, Brown Creeper 1,
Be 16, Winter Wren 1,

142, Casains
Finch 36, Common Redwall
45, Slated-Coloured Junco 8,
Oregon. Junco. 45, Song Spar-
row 29.

Services Held.
For Ski Victim
Svein Kjemperud
A -former resident of
alg og
Mountain’ Bee." 29°" near
Rossland,

Born June 13, 1948 at

cable TV, phone, free
parking and view
balconies. All this for
$14.00 single and $3.00
per additional
guest ...with compli-
mentary coffee and tea
_ service for your added
enjoyment. On your
next visit to Vancouver
stay ‘downtown at the

: :Aayfair Hotel located at Hornby and Robson Streets.

THE MAYFAIR HOTEL

cuver 1, B.C. 01
6 In effect from

Mr,
ed skiing and was an a ie
member of the Red Moun-

tain Ski Club.

He is survived by his
Mr. and Mra, K

The

their effect
on Industry

“As Chairman of the Workmen's Compensation Board, | am con-
cerned about the serious problem of drugs and alcohol and their
effect on industry. Both labour and management are aware that the
problem is growing, but they have little idea of its extent and even
tess information on what to do about it.

To help find solutions to this problem the Workmen's Compensation

Board is sponsoring a special seminar on Drugs and Alcohol at -

The Bayshore Inn
Vancouver

January 28 and 29,1972

is in

with The

Foundation of British Columbia and The Narcotic Addiction Found-
ation of British Columbia.

Leading authorities from across Canada and the United States will
address the sessions.

and labour rep 3

' a | had
two day seminar.”

Cpt

CYRIL WHITE, CHAIRMAN

worKmens

compensation

BO@RD &iitass

5255 ‘Heather Street, Vancouver 13, BC,
Telephone 266-0211, Telex 04-507765

to attend this important

Registration fee of $12.00 all
Registrations received after January 10 cannot be guaranteed.

plus two

Bill.

New Year's resolutions seem
rather pointless, when one
looks back over the past
year and realizes what a
mess one made of it.

But hope springs eternal
in the human beast (note to

. — that's beast, not
breast), and most of the
time I feel as though I'm
still animat, though I have a
lot of calcium in the wrong
Places — not teeth, but
elbows, knees and shoulders
—, and there are moments
when I feel pure vegetable,
maybe a withered turnip. So
here goes,

The very first thing I'm
going to do in 72 is get my
rake and lawn chairs out of
the backyard and into the
basement. Provided I can
find them ‘under the snow.
Same goes for my
which has been sit!

T about practically anything
fou can name. And she is
forever getting me into jams

because I listen to her be-

cause she thinks etc. .

That will clear a fot of

like a mouse bragging that
he’s going to stralanten out
an elephant. And it is. But
it’s also a fact ‘iat we mice
have been known to panica
whole herd of elephants.
Anyway, it'll be fun trying.
That old spirit of adventure,
you know. Even if it does
cost me a broken nose ora
couple of thick ears.
Another thing I'm going
to do is stop worrying. 'ma
terrible worry wart. Some
weeks I worry a total of
twenty-seven minutes,
about something I can’t do *.
a thing about. I'm going to
cut that down to twenty-
seven seconds, do it once a

Letter to The Editor

in Pr. ise of the.

Smiley

Werks and get it over with.
'm going to give up late
nights. They take a terrible
toll on a fellow when he
must work next day. No
more of those, Exerpt on '
exceptional cases, such as
Friday and Saturday nights
and. faire we go toa
or have one. Or any-
tne T really feel like staying

Pom going to put a stop
to my daughter falling in
love. ‘This will be one of the
trickier assignments, I just
get nicely adjusted to the
fact that she’s deeply in love
and settling down when I
get word that it’s off with
the old and on with the
news, and this time it’s

In the past year she's
been in love with an English
professor, an American
Gmagine!), student; twice
engaged to the same guy,
name of Joe; and is currents

know what techni

come w
fiendish that will guarantee
her a long spinsterhood.

long-awaited (on her part)
embrace. I am _ steadily
growing ‘more sinful, just
like the rest of you, but it’s
time to start straightening
the accounts.

, that’s enough to

closing, thanks to all
those who have written dur-
ing’the year. Forgive me if I
haven't answered yet. Have
agood yi
‘And a 3 special wish to all
those in trouble; Western
farmers, the unemployed,
the old, the mentally a.
Keep your chin up.

YIP Centre

‘They Gave: Ald

limited funds, but they will
for

those - have a cup of coffee

as let a few people who
at id criticize the

carp and
young people there know
of the Bood, ‘work they do.
my husband

vy load
back on, I needed- hee
You if

may ask
isa Santa Claus. Well, dear
friends, if there is love,
concern, and most of
genuine caring, there m«

fell. X called t the Host Wet
ik and relieve the. pres-
ey of Hae Never once
was I re:
if coe have a look of
disdain, for et it. I didn’t
much care for the cut of
their heir “and their strange
clothing. You may not agree

a.
I feel that often people
are criticized more: by rum-
or than by fact. I feel if
they help they deserve the
credit for it. If uld.

Nelson. So it is with

fulness that I write you.
Thankyou

Henry and Lois Knip-

pelberg.

“Mrs, Mary Markin
- Glade Resident
Dies at 62

Mrs, Mary Markin, 62,
a resident of ante for the
47 years,

Community ‘Fall commenced
. Concluding M

Bora Dec. 10, 1909, in
Pelly, Marki

we a member of the onion

efforts, my (
would not have been a nip
yy one. Yes, Daddy is aw:
Bie with two dozen “b
brothers and sisters” it ie
been easier, .

Even the children om
joy the con
pine pon}

table, - at the
quiet “0! tafe
room.

the small s

Yes, young people, to
you age "means not thing.
Please, you who don’t
know them, just drop in.
It’s abit noisy at the fron
so stroll up to the sta!
room. and someone will

Christ.
She is survived by three

Legebokoft of Crescent Val-
dehildren and
dson.
larkin was prede-
one son, Pete,
a daughter, Katie,

rial wag in Shoreacr-

gar
charge _of of arrangements,

meet you. They operate with

er

‘KINNAIRD TRANSFER LTD.

lL. A. TONY GERONAZZO

Sand, Gravel, Excavation, Trucking,
Ditching, Top Soil

CONTRACT DISPOSAL FIELDS

tia

By James Wa fesbitt i
pare ar petae
01

Hebady aay es well we eden k

ways
what was “around the next
corner a lot of us would be
out of our
The year 1971, 1 would

proper care, who were ol
without enough to eat, an
Jonely in their oa
Tooms,

tone hopes

for
le Ie the woe of
187d wht be better
1 Where do pee years ‘fo?
Ww asks t

hen one
question one is, indeed,
Teaulng the} the writing on the
philosophy of

ving econies necessary,
mier Bennett, our
rtant citiz-

aye, eon ig never
8
grow old.

Being a staunch mon-
an he was overjoyed to
Majesty n,
Premier dearly loves royal
visite: no matter what they
ci

The public, which is
forced to pay theee bills,
never told how much royal
vialts cost. Berhy 8 it is as
well; if the Mic knew,
many of our fizens would
suffer strokes.

Another of our centen-
nials has gone into history.
It was a g centen!

ea Everyone entered into
irit of it, turned out
force for the free

shows.

Home Show
Dates Set

The Vancouver Home
Show will be held Feb. 11

me for this year's

a will be “Ideas for Liv-
and will be steged in

on the Pac

Exhibition

grount
Last year’s show at-

tracted near! ere

sons and

‘pass that.

al and provin
The big election next
yee, of course, will be in

‘United States, and in
that election Canadians are
more interested than in
Wels oyu

at mee yery

bape, in dia in day 72, van
look back on with pleasure
and fun.

Denny McDonald
Named to Nelsen
Forest Position

Resources Minister Ray
Williston has appointed a
new assistant ‘let for-
ester for the Nelson Forest
eee

le js J. A. DL », (Denny)
MoDetald, who been
forester in

e

lon Forest . His ‘ap.
oe takes effect Ap-

(ia y) Ise ir oseeee ob i
jor who takes
uy joaition in the
Cariboo Forest District with
pesdquarters in Williams

A_ native of Magnet,
Man., Mr. McDonald receiv-
ed his cant education in

aedoga, Man.,° graduat-
ed from UBC (forestry) in
1951, and for the next
three years was associated
with the forest industry.

He joined the Forest
Service early in 1954 and
worked initially with the
Protection division. Various
appointments have seen him

he was named head of the
protection division in Kam-
loops late in 1962. .- ate

Fully Insured

Phone 365-5302
Box 1351, Castlegar

‘CHURCHES

ST. RITA'S
CATHOLIC CHURCH
. Rev. EB. A, Brophy

Ph, 365-7143

Sunday Masses at
9am.-1lam.-7 pm.

CALVARY
BAPTIST CHURCH
Office 385-3430.
Home 365-6087
Next to tho Gioverteat Metal
one Castleaird P

ur

CHURCH OF GOD
Phone 365-6762

ne

Fi Bible Hour io er
Morting Worship 11
Evening Fellowship Hour

Work Ni ight Tues., 6,30 p.m.
804-7 ve.)

Christian Brotherhood Hour
Sunday at 9 a.m. CKQR

ST. PETER LUTHERAN
CHURCH
405 Maple St, Castlegar
Worship Service 11 a.m.
Sun ool 10 am.
Phone 365-5976
Pastor Robert Naber
1905 - 4th Ave., Kinnaird
vane ee of the
eran Hour”

APOSTOLIC CHURCH

N.. Walker - Phone 365-6862

fA REGIONAL ECUMENICAL PARISH. -->

Anglican & United Churches

ROBSON COMMUNITY CHURCH
9:45 A.M. United or Anglican Service
(alternate weeks)

ST. DAVID'S CHURCH, CASTLEGAR .-
8:00 A.M. Holy Communion
10:00 A.M. United Church Service
11:15 A.M, Anglican Service
Ist, 3rd, 4th Sundays: Communion (trod)
2nd Sunday: Family Communion (contem.)
Sth Sunday: Morning Prayer
Parish Office: Phone 365-8337
Clergy: T. M..Allen and C. N. Howard

wt " PENTECOSTAL "
“TABERNACLE
701 First Ave.
Pastor: Rev. H. H. Graham
Church Ph. 365-6212 |
Sundezy School 9.55 a.m.
Morning Worshi;

GRACE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

“Services & Church Schoo!
Sundays at 11.80 a.m.

Minister Rev. Clare Martin
Ph, 352-7400, Nelson, B.C. —

Business end Professicnal Directory

: For
RUBBER STAMPS

See, Phone, Write
Clean Cut Rubber
Stamp Shop
25, Robson, B.C,

Ph. 365-7605

MOORE FORMS
ADDING TAPES
RECEIPT. BOOKS

CASTLEGAR NEWS

Industrial, Commercial
and Residential
Electrical Wiring

Electric Heat Specialists
Medallion Homes

Ph. 365-7241

BOUNDARY :
Electric (Castlegar) Ltd.

BERGEN’S HURSER:
Kinnaird

» shade
and flowering trees, ever-
_ greens, vines, roses, hedg-
es. Reserve your needs for

8.

Phone 365-7334
GREEP’S ELECTRIC
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTING
SALES & SERVICE
Ph. 365-7075
Free Estimates

DESMOND T.
LITTLEWOOD D.O.S.
PTOMETRIST

368 Baker St,
Nelson, B.C.

Ph, 3525152

PARDMAN FURNITURE)

ROBSON RADIO & TV
Your ADMIRAL Dealer
Sales & Service
Also TV Rentals

Ph, Pete Zibin 365-5575

CASTLEGAR
FUNERAL HOME |
Dedicated to Kindly
Thoughtful Service
_ Ambulances — Flowers

Granite, Marble and
Bronze Plaques

cents,

‘The Castlegar News is
audit Bureau of Circulations,

_ CASTLEGAR

Mall subscription rate to the Castlegar News
ts $0.00 per year. The price by delivery boy is 15
cents an issue. Single copies in atores are 15

Second-class mall registration number 0019.
a member of the

It js a member of the Canadian Weekly
Newspapers Association and the B.C. division

R NEWS

ae eat VS

Burt’ Campbell, Editor # Maoager
— Beas Brodman, Shop Foreman

in ink with the correct name and address of the
writer, “Pen names will be used on request,
but the correct name

Agreement: It 1s agreed by the advertiser re-
questing space that the lability of the paper if
the event of failure to publish any advertise-|
ment ‘of any description or in the event that)
errors occur In the publishing of an advertise-
ment shall be limited to the amount paid by

of ath Weekly

the

should be
The Baton Castlegar News, Drawer 490, castes
sar, B.C. Letters for publication must be signed

for that portion of the advertis-
ing apace occupled by the Incorrect item cnly,
and that there shall be no lability in any event
beyond the amount paid for such advertisement,

must be submitted.

SCTOOgS ens
word = “rou habit
that has beet hacked by
club and this is unfor-

Hold on, now!
waa Pea report that behing

spiel arama on Boxing Day.,
all was not motlo:
including the sonal sau,

ee
ae Joe Cushy Jim Le
Jim lesky and dies
n rinks.

d mmy
and his crew into duels that
ended | up in tes five in.

Speakin of tie-games,
tivo months must

Mary e8)
gis face. ate clutching sec-

e Grant resi-
dent of ‘the dis Cit is
looking -after

Barn fi ith
a #2 es POT a

that: should prove
funsplel for all the la

crews b: mbering our
part part for 1972, ¢ that is, “

your ansise before joing on
you ica going
is important if 2,
oy conta wat ‘now Mixed
er cent perfect ice now
and if we eg lect to clean cn ie aa 2a
shoes we Hated another Gritchin 704,
25" cont good curling MHS Dave Calder 280.
hich mdans an- MHT Dave Calder 683.
other eruatrating curling HS Pinbusters 1116. THT
season. stone ‘77
Now that we have new
their lif Beer Kegs 0,
C* Bertormers 3,

own ice
er. This should nd give, us] let's
ony, & por Sant at ea
chr shoes.

Strange Naines
’ In the Land
Of Midnight Sun

any Gulch, Pup, Dead-
quae Gulch, Tinhorn n Gulch,
\der-

Te
4 Cherie 0, Pincur!
5 Mules 1, Mugs 3, Whee:

* Other 600's Pat Gordon

would you find names lik
that but in Canada’s fabled
north, the land of Dawson
City, "The Klondike, White-
pore, Coppermine and Yel-

weyou can look them all

up, al along with Hhousanias of

In two gazet-

teers 7 ‘bublished by She De-

of Energy, Mines

and Resources, one of the

and the other of he
Northwest Terai tories, the

iret since

of the Canadian ‘permanent

Committee on Geographical
Names the new gi

the names of more

than 11,000 places and give

precise ‘{atitude ‘and

tonstitde of each.
Yukon Gazetteer

‘Team points: Macalist-
by ghreiberg 39, Sentinals
25, In-

23 MHT
THS Road Runners 1035.
THT

Sains. 4 han ees, on
more than anes iat
cluding 4,550 official chang-’
es and ancitons.
Gazetteer of the
Yukon “sella for $2.00, the
azetteer of thi

662, Dace
Wed. Driver's League

LHS Erma Mykite

* CONSCIERCE

& COMMENT

By Rev. K. Neill Foster
Trudeau, the
Canadian

St. a Choir
Visits Robson

St. David's Choir
contly, feck: part in Ea Sunday
1 service in t

Robsew, Memorial Churet

Later in the week, the
ed at Raspberry Lodge. by
al
singing, carols to the

You Save at Bonnett’s

10 Pcl. OFF for CASH

- And cory of the future? In
a world so unruly and ho)
legs as ours, why more
dren?” 2°).

BONNETT’

more than human answers,
BOYS &. BOYS &: MENS WEAR WEAR Zero Population Growth
ould be part of the solu-

) TELEPHONE 365.676), 365-6761

Ba inizo ta hope for

man his roi

er full of them:

‘ure also tea-
ches mig Serr women
“should -m: 4 bear child-
ren,” Not. it child.
ren. It's a eit: that cuts
rey the philosophy of our

We are not suggestin:
nsible rabbitey. But

‘And if there were no fa

Thurs. Horning Ladies
LHS Colleen Lightle 243.
Ligh le on

qT acy" Be oo 5 ‘Beavers 3,
‘et ei
* Squi Ch a

ipmunks 3,
Other Ber acl More-
2 032, beh

THS Moaners 911, THT
2452,
Hooters

Team Points;
25%, Screamers 2<,
ers 24, Waller ob, Enters

35, Moaners

BEEF

At least 420 le
Britlsh doitmabia hive ound
Jobs under th

And snoer 2 265 new

jobs are now in
of being filled, he He proven

Mr. Campbell said the
provincial sub:

Just before ‘christmas
we

whe, ‘Bn emplo; ment re-
Med &

Soe Whe dived figures
known when claim

forms for the wage subsidy
are sent into tie govern-
ment by employers 4

participa'
Program by municipalities
Pin’ likely Myo in
when federal money
available {ooo com fement the

CABARET

Every Saturday Night
STARTING AT 9 P.M.

fanu:
will be

THIS +WEEKEND:
THE, BRILLIANT
JAM FACTORY

Admission $1.00 Pef Person

D-Bar-D Riding Stables

One Mile South of. Weigh "Seales at Ootischenia

OUR NEW YEAR BUDGET FOOD STRETCHERS

0

ROAST
PORK STEAK

CANADA CHOICE

CANADA GOOD S 5K 9

GOV'T. INSP.
GRAIN-FED PORK

SAUSAG

erreunee

SPARERIBS ="

BOLOGNA |

FRESH

. 596

"BACON

PIONEER.
SUCED. 16 OZ,

SHORT RIBS =

. 49°

one coe F 39

“ARCANE = ss

‘Tages EGGS = -.

= AO

COFFEE

+ CUTRATE.
REG.: GRIND .

2s $1 49

PACIFIC MILK. 5 — $1

DOG FOOD

WB OZ. crcsessccs

= 52S

PEANUT B

UTTER 2.996

SARDINES 8 $1

MUSHROOMS =:..3 ~ $1

CRACKERS

LARD .
5 Ibs. $4

MIRACLE Wi

KRAFT.
32 OZ:

69¢

Pp TOOTHPASTE

HEINZ.
a0) oz. . ateancenes

TOMATO on.
-Sfins $1

its E WHIZ

CHOCOLATE

HERSHEYS,
(INST.) 2 LBS.

19¢

ORANGES =

‘SUNKIST
NAVEL

10.1

S MEDIUM:

25 a

COOKING .

” thoughtful responsible ar 7
enthor certainly. ®

"* Close to Parliament Bldgs.

“*: Enclosed Heated Pool
* Kitchen Units Available
* Cablevision Television

In VICTORIA Stay At... 5A»
* Handy to Downtown Shopping

eet Attractive Coffee Shop and Dining teas

455 Belleville St., Victoria

And in due time, In all’
good -will, we wish a full
quiver for the rime min-
ister. Or at leas' a Pied
or two, for Sustin,” a baby

one Winner.

Mrs, Mildred Brady was
the winner of a Christmas
turkey raffled off by Minto
Chapter ‘of the Order of the
Phone 386-2421 Eastern Star,

‘The draw, made just be-

MOTOR INN

Free Reservation Service Through art of |
TERRA NOVA MOTOR INN, TRAIL

, Phone Trail 368-9355

THURS. -

SOFT.
DRINKS

10 0Z, ASSORTED

G pak 59:

Plus Deposit :

FRI. ONLY

KEGUM $179

FISH & “CHIPS

FRASER VALE. 24 OZ:

99

BREAD 3 oz: 5 a s]

+ RINNAIRD — ‘BEAVER FALIS -—— SALMO

WE RESERVE

E RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES . -