GAR

hursday, January 27, 1972

Landis Develops Unity Theme
At Lions Club Birthday Fete

Selkirk Lions Club
marked the first anniver-

lof

Guest speaker was Ma-
yor John Landis who told
the meeting “it makes me
feel real good inside when
people take on a commit-
ment for the Positive good
of their communit

“The best kind of ser-
vice,” he, said, ‘can only be
done through the unified
efforts of everyone concern-
ed and Jn unity there is

yw does one attain

ana the

its fulfillment. order
for this to come about, the
, the goal must be achiev-
able. Do not strive for some-
thing that you know is im-
possible to seblev er: Seek

alternatives beca
might run into aufficul ies
so you should be prepared
to take alternate actions
that will still allow you to
reach your final objective.”

“How does one go a-
bout ne at the goals?
Well, one of the best ways
I know of is through the
pralnatorining techni

‘Your

you might want
in your community, Then
your Bt analyze, as a
e forces for and
cealtt i possibilty of es-
tablishing a goal to over-
come the problems. The one
chosen must be done 60 on
@ unanimous basis. Now
you have a unified commit-

ment, of your members.

“Next yt list ideas
for overcoming the problem

jt

is the one the
as their objective’ or
to solve the problem. Then
you seek help from each
other to make certain that
your project Teaches & po-
sitive stage

me faction and ben-

of member, though,”
che said, “your commitments
and goals must be for the
benetit of the whole com-
munity.”

And
gets

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Taught by Expert
At Nordic Hall

Members of ‘the Sons
of Norway In tiils area have
been learning Norwegian
dances ao 4 jmnster teach.
er this

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Reinlander, Tantoli and Nor-

egian Ril have been taught

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vald Arneberg and his cou-
sin Thorman Hilde, of Kal-

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Appointed
Appointment of a new
doputy minister with a back-
ground in private industry
and plans for Increased pro-
vinclal activities in the area

of industrial development
has been announced b;

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minister of industrial
velopment, trade and com:
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His week-long course
here was in preparation for
the big Sons of Norway con-
vention which will be held
here‘in June. Between 25
and 80 adults and children
took the course in this area.

While here the teach-
ers stayed with Mr. and Mrs,
Gunner Selvig of Kinnaird.

Dance classes will con-

- tinue every Monday even-
ing.

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All: curlers ‘know. that...

one of the reasons for going

welcoming the two entries.

from Castlegar.

Their trophy pae int
cluded: First in

tenders took first in
“C" event, skipped by June
-Grant, third, M Mary
second, Helen Douglas, with

_ “Our Sandy” playing lead. ‘

Anes

Haines, gs

By SANDY and enh '

Well :done, ladies! “At
least the weekend was not
all that bad for curlers who
pba in pursuit of mak-

a mark for the Castie-
fs Club. The men tried in

Bs vain to et A270 zone playoff
wach nila’ in
Ison.

The first pale went to
the Jerry Koehle rink who

and the |

ie Ed Gar
foursome who captured the
zone -title. Also, local skip
Bob Jeffery, who curls out
in’ Trail, managed. to get
into the semi-finals but bow-
ed out to the Koeble shar-

Customer .

Effective January 3tst

1972

Convenience
Banking Hours
Bankor Montreal

CASTLEGAR BRANCH

Open

Thursday

Friday

10 a.m. fo 4 p.m.
Monday fo Wednesday
10 a.m. fo 5 p.m.

10 a.m. fo 6: p.m.

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Vandalism
The Town of Castlegar
reported to RCMP that sev-
eral stop signs and yield
stStens in the town had Yeen

Officials said the van-
dalism took place over the

Weekend,

Police are investigating
the complaint. 5

Blueber: Creok Rec.
Commission are ‘holding
their annual Dance —
Kinnaird Hall, Sat., Jan.
9 p.m. Refreshments
atl ‘phifel. $5 per cple.
Music by Buddy Marr —
Everyone welcome.

You are invited to hear

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CASTLEGAR, BRITISH COLUMBIA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1972

Tha Wildlife Seana -
‘Family of Skunks Disturb Life
In the Joh Kozuik Household

A family o! f skunks hi
my de life miserable for the
Joan Kozuik's nt
. The problem started
‘a week ago when a family
of the black and white a
moved in

stay, Monday night they

ryt go.
Koriuk ‘took his
ight to the. Town Hall In
mnaird to ask for
He told Town ‘Clerk
Fy Alten Selbie that:
@ All the clothing in
house ewes ruined,
@ The children could

go to school.
@ Food ie house

“an Mnbellevable situation”
id said that on Tus

and a small one, but nol
knew how skunks
were under the house,

The home is located
naird Hall,

a Com:
Too a ‘employee, acts as care-

He oald the house will
fave fo be completely fum-

ig
Ever since Kinnaird be-
came a town it has: been re-
spouible for skunk control.
it council vot-
ed nay approach health auth-
orities and the Wildlife

Branch for advice

what to 3 do in the situation,

Fast

ACTION.

peared Bobcat Smashes Whaduw —
Yrapped in Castlegar Cellar

oop Peund bones
a ot

* couldn't get over ae i) it
;, Made a quick abo face |

and lea)

d through a tase
ee wi

dow,

the at where the bebind
cowering.
RCMP officers _ were
called to the scene and they
dispatched the intruder.

'} Castlegar's ‘Drunk’ Robins
Win: World-Wide: Repuiation

The: front 0

ws wire. Then, apparent-

yy, bound for Aus-
eee SPY, “With him
o Brisbane.

rald, of Brisbane,
and there is the story of fhe,
le; robins w!

Bw pS.

the fermented juice within
the dried out apples that
still cling to the trees,

Council fo Take ‘Close Look’
{At History Society ee

Labor, and equipment
Wilabte

100:
situation before euy. final
‘decision is made.

‘This was the position -

taken esday when Bill
erilees ‘made a presenta-
mn to council on of

The Doukhonor, Histor-
Society has requested
$1,000 from both Castlegar

id Kinnaird to
bests of advertising in
the form of ost card cards snd

tower the

ture
ds for the buildings.
ing ‘beiween ther society
etween the. societ
ete the Castlegar and Dist.
eet. Cham of Commerce

best rate the society
uld , acquire | wa: 000

Ss
for three-year coverage. on -

the one building.
ae ‘The Plans for this
Mi year's expansion would in-
crease number to six
ore buildings,
“At present,” said Mr.

_ ee “We
ndin;

ju

equired by -the Centennial
gommittee for its own ad-
aMinistration costs which it
being held responsible

** the Doukhobor Histori-
Society has already re-
ved $14.0 000 from the

mat
at. $55,500, statin; lica-
tion is again being nee to
Opportunity for

ng, ip)
by the students and: not sub-
mitted ‘by the. soci

carpenter would be hired to
oversee the summer work.
He spoke of ‘assistance
from bingo games and ofa
firm committment from the

vation ‘lopartment for iand-
oats comnietion tle
Landis assured Mr, Merilees
K.. Kiernan was

interested

int project
saving been informed of it

.at his and nd Mayor. Colin Mad-:
docks’ visit to -Vic-

toria and 4 rea Mr, : Meri-

lees to get in touch with

the minister as soon as pos-
le.

Historic Event -

There. were two ‘firsts
in the twin towns of Cast-
legar and Kinnaird Tuesday

night.

Kinnaird, ‘deputy
town wyerk Hck Beauchamp,
took his place at the coun-
cil table for the first time,
and in Castlegar, Allen Sel-
bie attended his first coun-
cll meeting as clerk for both

es.

and it took

is
that Recreation Minister We.

Minor Hockey Week

THE IE

— Photos by Leo Summers

When the Ice Events Were All Over on Sunday
There Were Many Tired But Very Happy People

ft
sie luring those

will not-die- out.
: The

program: took’ on

many aspects during the

festivities with -events that

appecled ‘to all ages. here
f co first

nected with the
ai le of

sloser. 8
warmth (compar-
atively) the, the hall
the. ice there as

rong, and before the. ev.
ents were over, 1,400 hot
dogs had been devoured
14 Pounds a)
coffee to “build the pots”
that never cooled,

ae Many of the onlookers

for the’ bi Me
the

round the big bake sale in
the “hall an . international
flavor.

At 830 came the first
face-off and the first set of
cheers and these continued
evening well on into the

noon- there
pom Pp an ee ceremony. A Boy
ut from Canada fiarades
the Stars and Stripes and a

school band played the na-
tional anthems of both coun-

and there ‘were. a
couple of speeches.

WwW.

sented Mayor John Landis
of ieaatlegar, who was down

ith the ‘flu, and Ald. Steve
Jankola of ‘Kinnaird’ stood
for Mayor Colin Maddocks
who is holidaying in Hawail,

And then, back to more
hockey. ;

of . ed a Thursday meet

In the evening, walle
the fans watched saw
RCMP Combines beat the
Trail Selects by a score of
85 and dance until 3 ‘a.m.
the kids who did not attend
the game ‘had other activi-

ies,

families
re Players for
the and were taken

on tours of the Community.

Jars ‘of barsch, home-made
bread, toffee and other gifts
went: back Spokane in
duffle :

afternoon it

the twin towns and 2

“but ‘heading south

Spokane,

&

Fourth reading to a bylaw
which would allow Castlegar
council to hold jis an meetings
the first and third. Thurs-
day of each month was tabl-
ed to a later date Tuesday

was taken af-
Shutek stat-
eting date

aid, not allow the people to
get council’ news through
the local paper until a week

While he said he could

ter Ald. At Ack,

represent a bub-
lic service: and the
ers were aware of council's
actions bright and early
Thursday mornings,

Zoning Bylaw
Amendment

An amendment to the
zoning bylaws of Castlegar
deal with minimum lot
frontage and off-street: park-

Castlegar Council Debates
Thursday Meefing Proposal

Ald. Shutek _ received
the support of Ald. R. W.
Cook and Ald. Ed Mosby.

In opposition was Ald.
Bob Maddocks who stated 4 it
was the best night to suit
council’s —_ needs wht
should be the concern.

Abundant Land
Not the Case
In Gasilegar

Councli does not feel
the Town of Castlegar has
an abundance of land as far
as individual iots are con-

med,
sabe uiry into the pos-
sibility of ture one OF

rf three
in principle ‘Tuesday.

The passing “In peineiple”
was sapulated  w when town
clerk Allen Selbie stated it
was not presented quite in
the form considered accept-
able to Victoria and would

have to be defined to the-

Particular section it amend-

more’ of the town’s lots at
Tuesday night’s — council
meeting made it evident
there were not that many
lots bp choose from.

Neighbors Raise Protest
Of Boarding Home Project

roposed boarding

‘ines for retarded ‘adults

ea dae
esda’
The ject, known as
crostoad Lea

. and

Hire Richie red by Me who
plan to adapt a building at
04 Si Ave,

by a
took the roe of a Tee
and etiton from ma of the
neighboring own-
ers, Hugo R. Woca, who em-
phasized in his letter to
council

jut only opposed the loca-
tlon of same,

“Weare aware that
such a home or homes are
required for: these unfort-
paebe te people that will be

this. propos

‘ s i
volventant with our society.”
the Retitlo n stated.

18 document laid be:

The Petition was divided

into seven statements’ of -

first objection’ was
that “the. rezoning of ‘this

Dry wee would mi fay.

cedent in the town, and that
if rezoned for such a pur-
pose there would be an ad-
verse effect on property val-

* wes which, the petition said.
e

would “in some cases mak
it impossible to fell t a
perty at market value.”
i¢ home-owners also
felt that rezoning of this
Property would der fut-
ure sub-viding of the large
lots in the area, “esp:
to road access.”
e third point on the
tition male the site is

through provincial figaway, fe

with some of the heavi
traffic

in. Also,
petition continued,” there is
z ard busy eldewalk Pars-

ett a dene

‘s swimming poo!
feel that this will cause a
deal of anxiety for the
children.

. Parents of small

“The heavy flow ‘of
trian and vehicu-

ffect, be
ging one situation for anoth.
er, and. could prevent the

Casflegar's Last CPR Agent
Hank Leetll 3

stlegar’s dat
station |. agent, oF
(Hank) Godderis, 88. “died
Sunday. ras \recit-

9 rating tele, her advan
clng the alt Hong ot Ste
foe agent

‘Vaneouver Ag. ia, 18, os

sine 9 toe.

made on
is tus hace

DEER PARK ROAD
The provinclal’ govern-

road was abandoned vith
the flooding of
vole behind the High Arrow

: tal
Columbia totalled

Mr. Godderis
member. of : St. Hita's Cath .

olic Church,» Castle;
District Golf Club eT Gas Cas-

desired effect of a normal
home and atmosphere.”
The petition — furthe!
mated “We feel that this
ony does not zen lend. it-
enough freedom of
movement for the ni
suggested inmates involv-
in conjunction with re-
creation, and works
jects, on the hours w)
they are not attending the
Adult Workshop. Nature stu-
dies and walks would be all

iit

fr

6 ie
bar

aie =
EB
le
nit GE

daughter, Mrs.
perpen
nine

‘One ‘sister, Mrs, Marg-

uerite Smith of Abbotsford

also survives.

Celebrant of the service
St. Rita’

held at ‘3. Catholic

Church was Mr. Goddens's"

son, Father B. Godderis,
Pallbearers were John

fee ean
icKer losep!

Nick Burak, and indo

Rego.

Burial took place. in
Park Memorial Cethetety at
Kinnaird with the Castlegar.
Funeral Home in charge of
arrangeme!

Liquer Store
Cash Registers
Ring Loudly

Castlegar drinkers pour-

ea $822,634 into the till of

the government liquor store
here last

we in the annuul report
of the B.C. Liquor Control’
Board.

It showed that sales ia

Neléon were $1,674,058, °
Trail, $1,598,655 and in Non
Denver, $1 30,672,
- Tol in_ British

238,~
186, an increase of $18,359,-
357’ over the previous year.

Folk Festival
Staris Friday

Ki

“The roa
constructed ‘ut our govern:
ment ii and lowed access

people from our
he beautiful: recre-
area _alon; the Ar. Ar-
Tow Lake,” he .

“Many ic from our
“a P!

cess became. ‘Ampossible.”

The 1
Folk Festival 0}

est entertainment
‘and cultural package to be
Bregent esented in the Kooten-

see the
openin; ect Ye wings Fair
at te the work of ‘local
craftsmen and artisans will
be on display.

Preiss niast
So “Tet’:
a on with “aee 22 undue fe

Area J Plaaners
Recaive Backing
Of Dan Campbell

‘The letter follows state-
ments made at tpt meet-
and to the a
planning board by pire
William Gattrell that he
would Uke to see board
disbanded,