GRACE ;
PRESBYTERIAN
' .CHURCH

Rev. J. H. Wiseman
Service of Worship and
Sunday School at 11 a.m.
———
‘CALVARY
BAPTIST CHURCH

wjat the Kootenay Lake General

i Saturday from the Tarrys Com-

_ N.Sominolt
Funeral Held
On Saturday

Funeral services were held
munity Hall for Nick Semi

we stock @ full solaction of

SAVAGE SHOES

for children:

_ Maddocks Shoe Store

56, who died March 16
Hospital,
Seminoff was born in Grand

Forks Nov. 5,,1910 where he re-
ceived his education. He moved

A resident of Nelson, Mr. :

The Selkirk College Council Invites
The Citizens of the West Kootenay. Area
to Attend = -:

THE OFFICIAL OPENING.

“dam: goes ‘in,

q FIELD & STREAM” ~
Victoria Utters Arrow Lakes Hog Wash

people have no trouble getting

The latest word | that, due to poor accessability,
Arrow | lack of accomodation and foo
ery|and gas outlets on the lower
lake, it:would not be economic-
ally feasible to spend too much
money on the fishery.

Why not a Wilderness

Thoy’ also state! big, beautiful body of water that

be no accomodation on the low-
er Arrows for a few
can bet your bottom. dollar that
many thousands are going.to this

Park and the government bought

By Jack White

and’ even though there will
years, you

lake every year for fishing.

We had one marina and re-
sort set up on the lake at Deer
that out,.and will close the road

don’t intend to replace it.”

sisting

the
when they start flooding. They Hen in the final period,
The Bruins ‘and Ma

Blackhawks: Nip Nelson
By 3-1 Score Saturday

The .Blackhawks defeated
Nelson 8-1 on Saturday in a close
well-played hockoy game.

. Gerald Quiring put Castle-
gar ahead 1-0 in the first period
and added another in the second
period, with ‘Tom A

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 80,1967

battled to a 1-1 tie In the final
league. game, the single point
allowing the Maple Leafs to
move into second place, five
points behind the league: cham-
pion - Bl who become
the first winner of the Kiwanis
Centennial. Trophy for the Pup

ag
on one goal,

WEEKEND SPECIAL
HOMEMADE BREAD, 6 loaves .
,HAMBURGER & WIENER BUNS,
BREAD, Regular 23c Each ................ 5 for $1

Dutch Maid Bakery

In our Bakery Across from Liquor Store

Fresh Donuts Every Morning at 9

Division C:
:Maple Leafs were actually
tied ‘with the Canadiens ‘at 14

aple Leafs | points each but have a better

GLENMERRY USED FURNITURE

Pastor D. Reoves, ‘of SELKIRK COLLEGE They have bought up all 3194 Highway Drive In the Millar and Brown

Ph. 365-7176

to Alberta in 1922, then elght
years later in 1930 he moved to
North Shore, ‘Nelson: ‘

By Premier. W.A.C.: Bennett
On Saturday, April. 1; 1967, at 2.00 p.m.

‘Minor Hockey Awards

the available land on the lake,
and won't sell or sublet any of
it for five years while they. play

Plans Begin

goals for and against record.
The Bruins, after a late season

Bullding, Trail. Phone 364-1822

Next to the Cloverleaf Motel drive, fell just short with 13
Plaza int

WE BUY AND SELL USED FURNITURE
Open Weekdays 1 p.m. . 5.30 p.m.
Open Friday 1 p.m. - 9 p.m

Weatherby Rifles

Presented to Players around with the rise and fall of

awards to 21kyte, Mudlarks, peewee team | the water, and yet they use the

viens Sa oruden of lea-| trophy ‘by Bob McDonald; -G.} facts—the lack of roads and of

gue and team trophies highlight-| Hominuk, Arrow Lakes, peewee | accomodation—as feasible excus-

ed Minor Hockey ‘night held| team tr py Norman Blais;|.es for not doing more work on

Monday evening at the Castlegar the lake.

Arena. According to statistics on the
Pee Wees, Bantams and Mid-

creel census sount last year, not poco let rea

jo many people were ing week.

gets otiug ses aa baton tee the Take” fartleutarly the low-|. Plans were finalized for the

presentation of: the trophies, Inaba was also pre- fr peaches. I say the method sof sozintration) of players for. aie
le | gettin; ese 8! ics + | co! season with re; ion

Castlegar and Beta Aline pletely haywire. dates Being set for A et 8 and

“Mr. Seminoff is survived by
his wifé Mary at Nelson; four
sons, Bill of .West V; 4
Sam ‘of Peachland, Mike of Nel-
son and Nick of Vi Is-
Jand; two daughters, Mrs: John
(Elsie) reit of Thrums and
. Bill (Vera) Beaton of Cal-
3 15 dchil

For Baseball
‘Season Locally

The Castlegar-Robson Minor
Baseball Association held. its
first regular. meeting of the 1987

Family Bible Hour - 10 am. Open Houre to Follow’
Fa Worship 21 am. :
Evening Worship — 7.30 p.m. re

All Welcome FOUR MILL

Blackhawks
Maple Leafs
Canadieys
Bruins »

sor 8G eae

Bickerton of Trail’ and ‘Herb Darnley,
Foundation’s project manager at Arrow. Mrs,
Mr. Robertson cites good safety practices
as well as the full cooperation of all em-
Ployees on the project as the major rea:
sons for the enviable. safety record. The

Pacific Water Wells Ltd.
n and ‘his mother, Mrs Drilling Contractors 5

other, .
Helen Seminoff, also of Nelson. ‘
Interment was in the Bril-

PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
791 First Ave.

Castlegar Socials -
Mrs. H. Johnson, Ph, 365-8294

Bar.
sented with the Pee Wee le:

KO : trophy for being the most im-

Pastor: Rev. K. D. Cooper
- Phone: 365-5212

55” am, “Family Treasure
Hunt” 2
‘amily Worship —~

Suni
9.

11.00 a.m. F;
7.00 p.m. Evangelistic Service

of er
7.30 p.m. Youth Meeting
“Where you are a stranger but
once”

—SSS—S—=
CHURCH OF GOD

7.00 p.m. Fridays
* Youth Fellowship

ambulance has only made some 10 trips
to the hospital, five of them for off-the-site
accidents, — Hydro Photo

lant Cemetery with the Castle-
gar Funeral’ Home in care of

arrangements,

of articles taken from thi

ona
the Kinnaird-Castlegar Area. *

THE EFFECT OF INDUSTRY
ON COMMUNITY GROWTH
(per 100 new jobs)

Three hundred ‘and - fifty
nine more people, 91 more
School children, $770,000 more
Personal income per year, 100
more households, $20,000 more
bank deposits, three more retail
stores, 97 more cars, 65 more

This is the fourth in a series

The opinions expressed. in
these articles do not necessarily
Teflect those of this newspaper.

and Rossland have been
most noteworthy. Will you now
go to bat for us? It would please
us if you would consider your-
self an active Provincial. mem-
ber for the life of our commit-
tee and report back to us what

. if any, the F
Authorities are taking of our
representations to them.

terms of our appoint-
ment were to seek the ways and
means of organizing the the facts
for an aga a DM and seek
out the aids and assistance to be

to. you to represent us in Vic-
e re-|toria, Your efforts on behalf of
Port of TheSteering Committee] Trail
District Municipality for

Steering Committee Correspondence

ic of Castle-

Castl

8
gar and Kinnaird would, under
this scheme, contribute certain

chinery and Equipment to the)
district municipality, E
Therefore, it ‘would seeni
proper and reasonable that the
Provincial Government. contri-
bute certain aids and benefits in
the areas of its responsibility
for assuring ‘the sound basis of
an enlarged municipal unit.

efore petition the

provided the unorganized areas
by Provincial Departments as a
condition to their amalgamation.

* Bible Study & Prayer
7.30 pam. Wedn

i Hela in homes
ST. DAVID’S

ANGLICAN

CHURCH
8 am. Holy Communion.
11 am. Holy Communion.

LUTHERAN CHURCH
SERVICES
Sundays at 3 p.m,

written and received by the
01 2

Mr. W. Waldie
Secretary,
Steering Committee on a Diat-
rict Munici fi
Kinnaird-Castlegar Area,
P.O. Box 51,

bson, B.C,
SSSI! Dear Mr. Waldie,
of January 11th regarding the
ARDA ‘fin:

jancing
- | Icrigation and Domestic Water
supply systems,

conflict between an

P. in

ing and $364,000 more retail

sales per year,

Do we want it- or not?
ke oe ke

The following are letters

January 20, 1967

ink you for your letter
for combined

I do not think there is any
A

At least, this is how we have in-
terpreted the need for our ap-
‘pointment. i
Will you please assist us in
‘any possible way you can? We
lan the pr

esentation of our re-
port about the third week of

se we ee

January 18, 1987
le P. ou i

“on
matters of local:;concern:'.
ceva) That, prior to our peti-

lands, improvements, plant, ma-
the

We there
Department ‘of Highways ‘for a]!
“on. the ig ti

Block 1 ra
vate rail cross

year
the r

tion for ‘am. the Min-

ister of Highways announce the G

year. during which the first ma-
will

the lower 3%

jor. ‘be for
the missing ‘link in the South-
mm ‘Transprovincial Highway
No. 3 from Kinnaird to Salmo,

2) That an:immediate start
be taken ‘on obtaining rights-of-
way for the construction, over a

7) That, in co-oper
the Land Settlement Board, the

ration with

Fast Efficient Complete Service

Ind

trial & D. tic Water Supplies
Box 329 — Castlegar, B.C.
Phone 365-6933

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A fabulous innovation of being able to own a cash ,

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abl

ea,
improvement would allow for
the possible alternate low-level

ope that your

im.
ntly mains of the Robson Irrigation

route from Needles to Highway
No. 8, and ‘the ‘sensible reloca-
tion of proposed. new water

District,.It would also solve
many existing: subdivision pro-
blems, and allow triple the pre-

design and

Ola drainage overflow culvert from

the ‘sinkhole’ partly ept. of

ch«an Highways’: right-of-way . where
Highway

tain. ‘oa Sublot 15.

on'Di

No. 3 meets the moun-

berry,
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wil in the next 3 years,

is the feeling of this

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or phone 681-8833

the Castlegar and District Minor
Hocke
Ly
before introducing the coaches
who annie the presentations,
jam.

the Juveniles,
moat improved :

iipproved individual

Isakson;

rep by C. Smith; Jackie Quiring,
Pulpmakers, bantam’ team | tro-
phy by Rudy Martini; Lyle My-

‘Association, welcomed | proved player ‘in the Pee Wee
ers and their parents | league. | ‘i
Robin Heagy of Arrow Lak-
es Pee Wees was presented with
the best goalle trophy for having
10 shutouts during the season.
The annual meeting of the
‘ayne Kin 2 Castlegar and. District Minor.
Hockey Association will be held
in the Hi. Arrow. Arms ne

Lanzarotta; coach of

1987-68: season ‘and the presen-
tation of the annual report.

- Local Teachers Attend
Vancouver Convention

Three delegates from. the
Castlegar and District
Association are among the esti-
mated 2,000. teachers from all
parts of British Columb!
are attending the 46th annual

of the B.C.

mittee.

The
hat no teacher teach regular
lasses of 40 or more’ pupils
tarting next September and that
he BCTF support mcrally' and
any teacher who re-

ia who

Federation in.the Bayshore Inn
in ‘Vancouver this week. Local
delegates attending are: Bob
Faulkner, Al Clausen’ and Ted
Asp. -

‘Convention delegates © are

debating matters of. vital. con-
cern to education in B.C. includ-

ship federation's executive com-

INCOME TAX
2g PROBLEMS 2?

‘Credits or Refunds

cially
fuses to teach such a class.
Ten of 25 resolutions sub-
mitted by local associations to
the convention deal with teach:
ing and learning conditions.
“The . resolutions | confirm
the growing  disatisfaction of
teachers with the: conditions in

which they and
work,” said J. Harley Robertson,
president of the federation.
The 10 resolutions call for
9 | such things’as more clerical help
in the schools, the provision’ of
gne period 2,day for each teach-
e* for marking’ and ‘lesson: pre-
7,000-member- | 1 cation, the! provision of coun-
sellurs for the elementary
schools, imitations on'the size of
secondary science ‘classes and a
full noon period for all teach-

e]

TS.

- Among the other resolutions
are those calling for local ap-
pointment of district superinten-

Don’t .miss. any

students ‘ must} B.C,

One man spent four days
per:month on the Lower Arrows
doing a creel. census program,
one more spent four days in the
centre section per month, an-
other worked four ‘days on the
upper. reaches, and on
number of fishermen using the
lake was estimated,

The utilization of. a great
fishery was based on a simple
spot check:method and I say it
wasn’t worth a damn.

PB

ailable and necessary
at'the Arrow Boat Club and ask
fishermen fo cooperate ona

Wood: has agreed to
garner ‘all available ‘information
and the local Rod and Gun and
the Trail club. have agreed to
ite with the

in’ a netting program,
Throw in a roadblock at In-
land Towing, and they will have
some competent information on
the lower Arrows and though it
will probably be too late, the re-
sults will be quite a bit different.

We'll be appealing to all and
sundry for. support and ‘ask
everyone to do their part:to save
one of the biggest fisheries in

pound dolly and a kamloops over
eight pounds. Bob Wood took‘a
‘couple of ‘small dollies, yours
truly got four strikes and boated
nothing, :(the ‘story ‘of my life.)

Weather was a little unset-

part of the weekend and had‘a
big bearing on the fishing. There

11.80

the | 1!

Th
hava a
minor

15 at the Castle;
Robson. fg
80 a.

ociatin
picking d getting th
games and iget le. ret
number of ‘Soakhes. ee
 pigge qb sees
er. and bei ear
this seasons and will be hay u

or}
years olds
be Rut

ested in coaching or
ing, way is welcome at

na and
.30 am. to]: Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Couch
uni all from 2.80 jam to left Thursda’ morning by plane
for Scotland where they were
called because of the: serious il-
Iness of ‘Mr. Couch’s mother.
r Guests at the home of Mrs.
it H. Johnson Monday and Tuesday
lon can’ carry out were Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wright
of teams, scheduling of
oclatio: to

leagu
this year. as well as a|in
Tep team. .

»

J. Sher’
Mr. and Mrs,

Norm’s Sport Shop

elping in Mrs. H. Johnson and Mrs.
meet-/C. Henne were: Trail visitors
Sunday. on :

Left & Right Hand Action
PISTOLS and REVOLVERS
_. SMITH AND WESSEN
BROWNING AND RUGER .
SCOPES IN STOCK
Leupold — Red Field — Weiver
,. AND MOUNTS
Scopes installed by professional Gunsmith

300 Baker St. NELSON, B.C. Ph. 352-2915
Open Mondays from 9 a.m. to 5.80 p.m

tled.on’ the lake for the most} §

" hi
Held io. St, David's sent Popmaation.. are lots of fish in there if-you

scheme whether undertaken by with i

on page ten) dents, higher salaries on a semi-

Sunday School 2 p.m.
' Rev. Harold C. Clark

——_—
ST

a water improvement district or,
for that matter, the district
municipality on behalf of an
area of the municipality, provid-
ed the ARDA scheme is not

local areas to seek wider respon-
sibility sn If go

through , igamat
of the: letter to
enclosed,

Most matters pertain to re-

in Sé &

tion. A copy
Mr. Martin is

CONTACT
Mrs. I.:M.'‘Toogood
301 Silverwood Cresc.
Woodland Park, K.

monthly ‘basis, the chan:
Educatio

ging of
mn Week from March to
November. and: opposition ‘‘as
-morally ‘ unsupportable’* to
eruiting ‘teachers~ for B.C. ~ in

re-

have. the time and the gear to
entice them with, so. go to it
fellows, before our power-mad
politicians ruin it completely.: -

2 Ibs. 65c

sponsibility for the unorganized
‘areas ch generally sequire
more development than’ coul
fom Oriani area inte was to, ve met loc: under equitable
be extended. In such a case, i¢| fxation. If coer taxation is}} : eae

fhe rates pader fhe’ 4 : Se

scheme were less than the muni- | @ The Elusive Stone Sheep,
cipal rates, then the water us- then ‘are we to to the pee : me -
ers would transfer and there| savige areas to vote? On intan-

would be no revenue to support gibles
the debt and operations of the Confederation is in. our
municipal minds this year. But, as B.C.

for this point, I think] caine good 4 :

A scheme can be| der its conditions of

established as satisfactorily tatus,
witiia the municipality as ou
side it,

Juni i a
classes start next week — Mon-

yf liv-
areas where the standard of liv. day, April

serving some area already serv-
ing is lower ‘than ‘that in B.C.

ed by the municipal water sys-
hich the

THE SALVATION ARMY 365-7985

(173 Columbia Street)

Sunday
9.45 a.m. Suni School
11.00 a.m. Holiness Meeting

"NORTHERN WILDLIFE WILDERNESS

IN LIVING. COLOR | ~~ :
Mountain Goat,

Alta Sweet Creamed Honey, 4 ».
| Nielson’s Big Chocolate Bars, .

for

5 Ib. Cello 69c

$l.

Wednesday 5
7.80 pan, Bible Stindy * bent

7.80 p.m. Home League
Phone 365-7112

Public invited te all services,
You are never a stranger at the

ition un-
cial

i Shrubs of All Kinds — Apricot Trees — Pears ei ‘Apples. : s
cet GRAD
79¢

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Cherries pata Peony Flowering Tree
Peony Roots : 75 c Phlox

Assorted Colors Assorted Colors ...0...0..........
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Pom Pom Dahlias 69 Calla Lilies 49

Astilbe Roots 75¢ Begonias 22c _

Assorted Gloxinias 33c. Each

Pendula Begonias

J. E. Brown
Deputy Minister

se we

Rose Margarine 3». 79¢ | Oranges
Ginger Ale and Pepsi, swim. 5 o.
Rinso Soap Powders, «..:......
Alhoa Salted Peanuts, 2... 89c

CHOICE BEEF

ipal
status and responsibility of gov-
ernment.

many as/15 Stone
fe. therefore solicit 5 4

Rams in one Baad.
: 6

Envoy & Mrs. K. Mallory
—

Apostolic Church
Two blocks East of the
c Victoria, B.C.

10 am. — Sunday School 8 :
‘Wars Dear Don:

21 am. Morning hip We are enclosing with this
| 7.30 p.m. Evangelistic letter copies of our most re-
Service cant letters to the Department of
ighways, Department o! s,
Forests and Water Resources,|D. F. Martin.
Land Settlement Board and the | Regional Engineer
B.C. Hydro and Power Authority.| Department. of Highways
As our representative in the | 101-Baker Street .
legislature: and as an_ active} Nelson, B.C.
member of the Cabinet, we look Ret Proposals for Amalgamation

‘UNITED CHURCH riet folie a dere ee lt
OF CANADA

ality would ay
" Uniting Since 1925 the Congregational Methodist s tba sonmue 1 to
uno! ed areas oa
: and Presbyterian Churches of Canada ed within the enlarged municip.
CASTLEGAR KINNAIRD at boundaries,
ROBSON GENELLE

Phone $85-7814
Rev. Don Faris
WORSHIP
Kinnaird — 11 a.m.
Genelle — 7 p.m,
Kinnaird Church School

Age 3 to grade 3-12 aim,
Grade 4 to 9:- 9.45 am.

re-

January 14, 1987
Honorable Donald L. Brothers,
Minister. Department of Mines

and Petroleum Resources

. Martin. Don-
ur MLA, may be

Hour

Phone 365-3150 January 10, 1967

W. Love Interim Minister
All Welcome

| SIRLOIN STEAK

. . 95¢

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$1.08

A Record: Size Moose, and a
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lifesize, will be yours’ to sce
before the show. ©

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ENGINEERED dents $1.00. Children under six years free. Reniember ‘the date, time and place of the show ‘in
HOMES your district, by saving this announcement or marking your calendar. é

Kinnaird Community Hall .

Centennial.
. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5th, 1967 — 8.00 p.m.

Phone 385-8337
Rev. Frank Willey

MORNING WORSHIP
Castlegar — 11.15 a.m:
- Robson — 10 a.m.
Castlegar — Sunday School
9.30 am,

\ GROCERIES |
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We reserve the right “to limit quantities

Award Homes
ANDERSON
AGENCIES
Phone 365-6451

MITCHELL SUPPLY Ltd.

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