IWA Angry at Layoffs yer we have been unsuccess- The Castlegar News has a informed that an IWA Stnemberahip meeting has been Sualled for this Saturaday to be Bheld at'10 am. in the Arena Hall. The plant committee Sppokesman ‘Says a good turnout ts expected with all its member- Eahip ineluding those laid off and 2 dismissed, D'Arcy and Social Credit candi- date for the Rossland-Trail riding, Burt Campbell, have both been invited to attend the meeting. An Invitation has also been extended to all news media. ‘Thousands Treated Physiotherapists | working with the B.C. Division, Cana- dian Arthritis and Rheumatism \ Society, gave close to 70,000 Rossland-Trail MLA Chris treatments last year = Thank You 1 wish to thank all who supported me at the polls on Saturday, re-electing me School Trustee, Pat Haley JUNCTION FE} SERVICE. Castleaird Plaza . for Complete Auto Service EXPERT TUNE-UPS — EXHAUST SERVICE BRAKES RELINED & ADJUSTED “Workmanship Guaranteed” Bill Stoochnoff — John Voykin ‘Good cod Supply of Have Your. Coolant System Checked before. caine in esi see us filling or adding Anth Today! Freeze, WE REPLACE WINDSHIELDS : Ferien toner 365-6511 FREE AUTOMATIC CARWASH _. WITH.GAS FLLUP Castlegar - Robson Branch 170 Royal Canadian Legion >. Extends its thanks and appreciation to the public, business firms and organizations for the splendid support of observance of our annual Remembrance Day Service. Our thanks ‘ also to all those segments who participated in parade. MANY THANKS Special Thanks to our Ladies Auxiliary for their help in all our endeavors. — POPPY FUND IN TRUST. — Are funds held in trust by the Legion. The rules. governing. uses of these funds are very rigid, Very briefly for financial assistance to Veterans, their dependents and widows, also for poe comforts ond films at Shaughnesy. The Poppies and Wreaths which. you dis- played ‘during Remembrance Week are made-by Vetcraft industries, which create employment for severly disabled Veterans. To ALL the CITIZENS "of CASTLEGAR... ANDY SHUTEK Castlegor News Says Merry Xmas With Free Chicken You can win a free bucket of Dave's Chicken, ‘And all you have to do is watch the ads in the Castlegar Newa between now and Christ- Hf you see your name, just phoue the Castlegar News and acertiffeate for a free bucket of delicious Dave's Chicken will be pat in the mail lee gon. vag Tb, tia strings ot ed upd you don't have to tor anything. There are twe winners week. This is the annual Curist- mas promotion sponsored by the Castlegar News and Dave's Chicken and Pizza Take-Out. I's our way of saying Christmas!” Brilliant Bridge Slippery Bridges can be slippery: in the early morning hours be- came a proven fact when a 1965 Mustang was totalled early yesterday morning on the Bril- liant' Bridge. Driver of the vehicle has been identified as Peter John Bloodoff, 17, of Brilliant who received scrapes to the knee. _ > Police said the vehicle was southbound when the rear skidded due to icy conditions causing it to go out of control and hit the west side. of the bridge. The. car made two circles, skidding 150 feet, be- fore coming to a stop in the middle of the bridge. Minutes later a 1971 vehi- cle sustained an estimated $250 damage when it came upon the accident, slowed down only to have the brakes lock causing the vehicle to skid into a car driven, by Bruce Fuhr of Nelson. The second vellicle was not da No injuries were reported and no charges have been laid. 1ODE Meet . The Lillian Killough Chap- ter IODE November meeting. was held-at the home of Mrs. J. Killough. Plans were finalized for. the Christmas raffle, to be held at Simpsons-Sears, start- ing Nov. 21 to Dec. 6. -Mrs. Killough reported the layettes had been sent off tothe North-West Territories. She also thanked Public Freight- ways jwho transports these parcels free of charge. ‘The annual Christmas din? ner is to be held on Dec. 1 at the home of Mrs. M. West. Charged A Castlegar man has been charged “with following ° too close after his 1974 model car was in collision with 3 1974 Datson driven by Antonio Rego of Castlegar. | Charged is Michael M. Chernoff whose vehicle sus- tained an estimated $500 dam- age when it failed to yield to the Rego vehicle which was” making a left’ turn. Damage to _ the Datsun has been estimated * at $1,000." The accident occurred Fri- day evening on Columbia Ave. -across from the Shell Station. Mayor Mosby Refurns fo Office Along With ‘Successful Aldermanic Encumbents (continued from page 1) people will come forward and offer thelr names,” sald Mr. Lightle. No ‘changes occurred in Area J as incumbent Martin Vanderpol with 336 ,votes 'de- feating C. Art Anderson who received 271, However, an upset’ oc curred in Area H_ when op- Ponents of a prior electio# meet once again thls time to have Norman Brewster defeat. in- cumbent Paul. Markoff 24 against 271. No ges have taken place on thet Poard of trustees for School District No. 9 when both Pat Haley, with’ 1,124 votes, and Anne Jones,’ with 1,087 votes, returned to office. They were opposed by a former Fort St. John’ school board trustee, Steward (Web) Webster who received 683, Mr. Wester, who has often sat in at school board meetings as an interested observing, was again in attendance at Monday night meeting ofthe board of date Bill Gattrell won over his opponents Alex A, Pereversoff, with 346 votes against 261, the three valley com: munities of Slocan, Silverton and New Denver, an election took place only in Slocan where the two seats were won by Clarence Clark with 75 votes and Robert Bjerg with 63 votes, Incumbent Stan Doi went down to defeat with 45 votes. ‘There was no need for an election in Silverton with coun- cil members there going back in by acclamation. New Denver election was postponed because of the death’ ot aldermanie candidate Fred- erie Angrinon, Today Deadline for Voluntary Appointment of Arbitrators Today is the deadline for © voluntary appointment of arbi- trators in negotiations ‘for teachers’ salaries. Local teachers, according to secretary-treasurer John Dascher, have reached agree- ment in clauses, but the balance of the agreement is dealt with as a zone. Casilegar is grouped with Nelson, Arrow Lakes, Trail and Grand Forks. Friday was the final date for completing a conciliated agreement. Guidelines, upon falling a coneliated "agree- ment, are that the conciliator shall advise the disputing par- es ‘and the & PUBLIC NOTICE The Corporation of the City of Castlegar Would like to thank all Citizens and Organk- zations for their valuable assistance In making Halloween 1975 as orderly as possible. + Mayor & Council City of Castlegar of education that the matter shall be aslerred toa salary arbitra: stander sgh meeting rik ‘Anne Jones stated she hoped | ‘education was not going totake |, the brunt of wage increase | guidelines. She told fellow ‘trustees: { she understood the minister of muntefpal affairs has’ not sent out any directive as did the minister ‘of education. Rossland-Trail MLA Chris D'Arcy Tells Council: . District Water: System Coming Closer fo Reality “I would say in a matter of three or four months we would have an agreement on a bulk water system in the: lower Columbia Valley,”.' Rosstand- Trail MLA Chris D'Arcy told counell at its regular meeting ‘Thursday night. as His remarks indicate that there is now some form of consensus between federal and - provincial governments that a bulk water system should be implemented from “Ootischenia to Waneta Dam,” as. Mr. DrArcy described it. Apparently the provincial government and the federal government's Department of Regional Economie Expansion under former minister Don Jamieson had made favorable decisions-on-the project: Mr. o+ D'Arcy said that “we do have'a\ commitment in writing from former minister Jamieson.” Estimated cost sharing, according to Mr. D'Arey's fig- ures, indicaté that local author- , ities would pay for one-eighth ‘of the construction costs and the entire operating and local - water distribution costs. Feder- ‘al money would pay for three- * eighths and provincial backing would finance the remainder of the original costs. ‘Ald. Michael Livingstone wondered when the. project could be started, assuming on his part’ that federal: govern- ment action would “come more _ -highway's slowly than other levels of government.” + Mr. D'Arey said that the . agreement from Mr. Jamieson and further negotiations | be- tween federal and provincial governments make the three tofour month projection realis- tie assuming’ the local com- munities opt in.” ‘The project has long been an issue for communities from Genelle as far.up the river as the hydro sub-station at Castle- gar. However,’ interest has | apparently grown in communi ties as far as Beaver Valley and Me. D'Arcy” said that the rovincial government is pres- Hg DREE to help subsidize | the plan in Hight of many grants . to Quebec, the Maritimes and Ontario stream” projections __| from Bn DiArey indicate that, it would be at least three years before the water system could | be operating. No Four-Lane Highway. singe gfom nes i the nemly _t graded section a appeared near the cancion of its meeting. D'Arcy says while he and ne department of high- ways still [eel the recommenda- tin of a four-lane highway is a good one, with the ‘Says D'Arcy from the Celgar Road was one_ 7, of'several questions, put.to Mr.- D'Arcy by council, members. * ‘The last word the city had- received from the highways department indicated that once the paving and js HIDE - our This Friday and. Saturday - in the Fully MARLANE HOTEL 7A, To help keep hotels and motels. running “smoothly, rola the” minds tad he nuit to create re Lan-Scan 400 Saran In 1908, the proprietar| ofa Buffalo, New York, hotel had'the mind to imag: Ine and the skill to Innovate the first slep “in. modern Innkeeping; each room had |” a private bath and a ‘lock on the door! Te ts difficult for’ us to under- Pay stand the poverty ‘of some areas of the Third \World for the simple rea- Patricia Young Patricia Young Says... viele Who Understands Real Poverty? “seven or ight ‘The most generous thing an older sister could do ‘was ‘lend: you a one-time use! of her favorite sweater, You haven't: knqwn pov. fon that few of us , erty until you've pawned, a have’ever’ experienced real hunger or cold. It Is even more ; ludlerous for ‘us to talk about our “poverty wages” when it means little more. than ‘not, being able to buy ‘a new car, home or color TV set. The: closest some .of us* have come to real need is that + experienced during ‘the Great, Depression, You get an idea of Savery when yau've shared four beds with ‘seven’ other children; when you've fought like a tiger + because some young bully Castlegar Socials Mre. H. Johnson 365-8234 Several members of Minto ‘Chapter, Order of the Eastern ‘Star were -in Nelson’ Last attended the meeting and birth- completed, this would become the responsibility of the eity. Couneil would like to have a meeting with a highways department representative to _ detailed of wintef and no sidewalks in that area, official notice of the delayed untit spring, Ths would al e for the city to a in sidewalsa, he Who is to" remove snow. City Budget Gets $34,100 Boost From Housing and.Gas Revenue City council received $4, 100 last Thursday evening with -a promise that a further $30,000 can be expected shortly. The $4,100 was presented, by Rossland-Trall MLA Chris D'Arcy who stated it repre- sents $100 for each “housing start in the city for 1974 from money distributed through the Natural Gas Revenue Sharing Act. ‘The $20,000 yet to come is { ‘a supplement to the $184,000. amalgamation grant received by the city early this year B { help offset extra costs resultin; from amalgamation of the for the supplement to Kelowna and ymloops,. two municipalities which have benefitted from higher per capita grants during their separate noted the. city already bad approximately 78 building . starts for 1975, Ald. Mike Livingstone ‘stated he thought the city could. well reach the 100 mark. Both the Dunhill Housing units are all nity sep jousin, arate housing represent building starts. per unit~ says Mr. D'Arey.:The Dunhill pro- ject, he says, is right on sched- ule while the construction at Rota Villa,” which “has been given preliminary approval is now negotiating with CMHC, Mr. Livingstoue told the Castlegar. News earlier this week council is also investigat- ing Federal Government grants encouraging housing starts. - ‘This is being down through the + While further amalgama- tion grants may not be forth- coming, says Mr. D'Arcy, he gain en upkeep and repair. Mr. D'Arey assured counell the eity would not be left without the highways depart- ment having an ongoing com- mitment to a certain degree. + stay for sonie time. The high: ways. department has spent approximately $75,000 to equip the ferry with diesel as well as having some rewiring done, he , stated. : Javealle A Last year, 38 new children with juvenile theumateld arth. ritis were referred for special- MATINEE ONLY! SATURDAY See The Magic Lamp NAAT URE ENTERTAMMENT ees OFFICE, HOURS - " Monday & Tuesday 8:30 am. to 5 p.m, N ONIANTONI 9001S. NI MON 40 -3NI1 31a1dWwOD COMPLETE PRINTING SERVICE CUSTOM DESIGN ~ PROMPT PERSONALIZED EXCLUSIVE DEALER R AND DISPLAY SIGNS INCLUDING’ ENGRAVED iday party of Rose City Chapter. ‘Mr. and Mrs. J. Stier, Mra. J: ‘Raine, Mrs. J. Heslop, Mrs. H.~ ‘Grummett, Mrs. EL Sherbibe, 'Mrs...N. : Oswald, . Mrs, McMaster and Mrs, N. Zuk. 7 Mrs. H. Johnson returned ening | after Tuesday evening. where they - spending 4 week vising Dr. and Mra, W. A. Bertola, Ri cehelle and Kevin in Delta, Mra, is her. grand-daughter. Mr. and Mra. Bob Dewis of Sparwood left Monday to rp.» turn home after spending the | weekend visiting bis parents, and Mrs, 8, Dewis | of Robson. Mrs, A. McLuckie of Trail spent the weekend here with her son and ‘daughterinJaw, Mr.'and Mrs, J, McLuckie, Mr, and Mrs, Iva Ostrom of Calgary left Sunday for home after spending a few days here visiting Mr.\ and’ Mra.'J. A, : Johdson, Mrs. Mabel Cleland of . fe town Record Player. Purchase: Meets _ ' Favor: The Castlegar Senior Citi- zens’ Association held its meet- ing on the evening of Nev. 6 in “its centre with 41 members and Harvey, in One minute's’ silence: was observed for Mrs. Mary Bilink- ‘ai, who passed away in October. | : Ashetve ls tobedseaedtotbe cancer society in her memory... ‘Owing to the postal strike, = there was no correspondence to + deal with.'A Christmas dinner party, was discussed, Mrs. R. Cormier’ offered “to contact various caterers and report at the next meeting, ‘The menibers were’ in favor ‘of purchasing: a record player for use in the centre, It waa also deeided to purchase a Rememberance Day‘ wreath». ba fangs bl CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, November 20, 1975 Castlegar Savings Credit Union NOTICE For the duration of the mall sirike, members | may pick up their personal chequing statements ‘at our offices: f 605 - 2nd St. South, Castlegar and Slocan Park Branch ‘ u bie 246 INTHE HEART OF DOWNTOWN: VANCOUVER,| THE MAYFAIR HOTEL provides spacious nes ‘accommodation fully equipped hchon Ay guest... with compil ‘mentary coffee and tex service for your added enjoyment. On your next visit fo: Vancouver stay downtown at the Mayfair Hotel located at Hornby and Robson Streets. For reservations, write to : THE MAYFAIR. 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