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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Oct. 16, 1969

Ratepayers Association
Backs CKRD Directors and novelties, Bring used
U Servi

Dear Sir: {ton of the: CKRD refuse dis r 17 ~~ Unitarian ee f 4 t ¢ 2 : J : . Ai ; ; , Oct. 20 51
ee cr oxecutive resting of Posal der (A a : Published Every Thursday at:“‘The Crossroads of the Koatenays”

4 The executir f-the Rob-
poiteerer and Distelet Bate: ssn aa ‘a xccutive Ratep: ayers’ CASTEEGA: BRITISH COLUER ‘THURSDAY, OCT. 23, 1969

oclation would like to im-
last Thursday to discuss: a press on all people living on|| noff 8148,
number of items of interest|the north shore ofthe Col-|} 7486.
to the people of this district.|lumbia river that their parti-
Prime topic of the meet-|cipation in these general
ing was the editorial in the|Meetings can result in better
Castlegar News accusing oUr| munity and lower taxes, Don't
CKRD representative of un-|leave it up to a few, give
democratic attitudes. It was|us 3 your support,
generally felt that while re-| © R. A. Macpherson,
presentatives of the twin Vice-Chairm: a
towns of Castlegar and Kin- ie eon | Ratepayers
naird had their councils to Sidioes
hide, behind in cases of
changes in attitude or de-
m\ cisions, no such opportunity
was afforded the representa-
tives of electoral areas I and

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~ 150-Mile Canoe Race Planned
Here as Part of Sports Festival —

area will

Robson Scout Cub
Bottle Drive Sat., Set, 18.
Halloween Ma vorade
Call — Legion
, Oct. aK es a.m,

Kee, 20 Open for
St. Baviais ACW Fashion
Show at 8 p.m.) in SI

sotieity Room — Admis.

. » Re VOL. 22, No: 48
2, M. Cher- =
G Martini

Bake Sale at Castlegar
Drug, Fri, Oct. 17 start-

10 a.m. Castlegar Re-
bekahs!

General Meeting Robson
Oct.

Ratepayers’ Assoc. House Thurs.,
33.730 Robson. Hall. 6.30 Robson Hall.

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Robson Scout, Cub ‘Open
Oct.

‘was expected it would involve

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61 CRESCENT ST. — PHONE 365-7531 — CASTLEGAR likely start at-Revelstoke and | said Castlegar: and District

Minor Hockey ; : mg aged ely atart
5 4 . ; : . end ‘al D: Cl
Gets Underway Licensed Gas Fitters — Plumbers — Sheet Metal ; % : 5 : an : heres am Cham coe Commerce pre;

ae Te wa 3 nounced recreation jdirecton brad Pa-
0! NSO! el ‘are 01 very
At Arena Tonight director for the Bi
Another hockey season

‘or the B.C. eSports ke
is co-
‘|has rolled around and so
many of the young boys in

the district are anxious to

meeting to be bela Uct. 23}get on with practices and

in. the Robson Hi the big games.
Ald. me “Zinio's re- It is hoped to have anoth-

By KJSS School Reporier marks regarding the-62 per|jer good year in all the divi-

of Happiness. The youths have put on many concerts in the
cent that Castlegar would|sions and organizers are also

KINNAIRD JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL
Cl: pay towards the eee Erte |turuodt of all parents to. fee
e e fort jestio! ol 10" nt oO see
Historian Speaks to Students; Teacher Shows Slides mich oni’ pe con. vas|ticl boys nay

ir contributed by Colgar  wnose Mitey Mites wili be in
Re tly we had theland everyone was cold, wet He is valiantly pullingjies. Some are even compos- np joyees are from all over|full swing this _ evenin;
re 0 havi in| Mr. W Web- and miserable. However, we|them along by the tail and|ing their own. ‘ trict. It might be in-| (Thursday) ith the beginners
had a good battle and we deniy hatee | aey well aude fe soiencel grade 198 teresting to hear the an- and one-year Players ° be
ited. We'll del arge into the front) cent si a out on the ice from 0
was|agnin a iste inks. perience with a new kind of A further topic for our|p.m. and the rest of the boys
*

lower mainland and their singing has thrilled hundreds of soredAnother tople. te ane

listeners. People everywhere are looking for thrills, satis-|umbia river's north shore. We
faction and happiness and. the Faith Youth Choir says its
“know where these can be found; we've found
them.” No admission will be charged but a freewill offer-
ing will be received.

45-VOICE YOUTH CHOIR will be featured in the SHSS
activity room on Sunday morning, sponsored by Calvary
Baptist Church. The Faith Youth Choir, as it is known,
hails from Vancouver and urges district to ‘come
alive with the infectious enthusiasm of youth.” The young
people love singing and their program is called The Sound

riot te gi eee
sports festival has grown be-
Sports . with the provincial | yond anticipation. He sald
travel industry department. ‘when it was first proposed it

soring | the

g on in
the ‘same two-week period?”
he asked.

Mr. Benson said foreign
countries have already indic-
ated an interest in the sports
festival with New Zealand

in sending a water-

polo team, Britain a’ rugby

team and Cuba a
am.

Chamber of Commerce

Nancy Greene Lake
Tourist Booth Mooted

‘Tourism will get on-| KIDA. meeting hi
al attention from ihe Castle: A request be made tale |
is ing that this chamber be
granted at least two repre-
beard, on the KID,

PUBLIC SKATING SCHEDULE |

Sunday — 1:30 - 3:40 pm. 8:00 - 10:30 p.m.

He sald proposed
canoe race here shows every
ing a howling

and would help tie the com-

chamber took a -
ait and see” stand on B.C. One new Ay,
this area | he only ing New Denver is going to
under: fire from the local ch-| 0s, & th eal tournament
amber but from the twin during e two-week period,

at. the Arrow| towns of Castlegar and Kin- Kal “ ploniip. and

ae Invitations for the g in the matter, | Gtand Forks a loggers’ sports
Above times will apply throughout season Cady, at ee ? it appe pedi all all steps neces

except evenings when junior hockey games are & “ation chair ‘Kootenay and and Boun-| the at this had teen taken:

held. : + dary’ Municipalities

PLEASE CLIP AND SAVE

! ‘ SELLING B.C. is the job of Lee ; vly-app

— 10:00 + 12: m. ts & Tots {ie and Trade ‘C for B.C. House at
Thursday — 10:00 + 12:00 a Pare Fo . fas Angeles. Mr. Nevraumont was. hosted at the weekend
Friday — 8:00 - 10:00 p.m. by the Castlegar and District Chamber of Commerce to fam-
Saturday — 11:30 - 3.40

Gil Suter, George Paulson and Sam Conkin. Seated at: the
him with the potential of this area for new industry. table are Castlegar. age Murray Little, chamber. President
and tourists. Also-in attendance was’ Jim:Smith of Trail,
Tepresentative of T. E. aes Associates) the; ‘group

8:00 - 10:00 p.m.

co-ordinator for

of Trail,
the festival are May 16 to
dune 1.

Arena Capital
Works Voto Not
- Slated for Dec. 6 anda “Coach of the Year”

A vote on a‘ capital im. in all sports in the municipal-
t Program for the |itles of Ne

creased to two hours per
week.

iT

Tuesday — 10:00 - 12:00 a:m, Parents & Tots
Enthusiasm eas to be This week the *padmin- iclnce, of lab test here meeting Wi be ore will have Preteen Sz Wednesday — 10:00 - 12:00 a.m. Pre-Schoolers
at a high pitch this year at|ton club its new|there is a total of about five Tip-inn Motel Hiites personnel at 7.15. x Hockey
. | KISS. e inter-house com-|season. From ‘the big turn- with four The most familiar face of
Petitions got off to a greatjout of interested students,.it|tume given for each ques-' Denny Hughes, who has been
On ‘0c! ft 8 w with partici- club  will| tion. Will be Moved [with the Mites for five or
SHSS to a iris tas hockey eck The Panthers are ‘Samples are studied for six years will be misse
game. We are ashamed to|leading with Lipizans and started physieat or chemical charac- Tip-Inn Motel _has| all, but ut it 1s hoped that that iid
say we were trounced 40.|T-Birds tied for second. In| very early this year. Our tal-| teristics, tions or differ-| hoon ther ‘and will be relocat- wilt be for just a very short
The first 10 minutes of the|last place are Mr. Prevosts’jent scout says “Keep your|ences. With this type of test, ed at Sparwi tim
game “Ht pouted with rain Jaguars eje on, Warren Seek and |empnasis if not futon men:|"" “bought ys group of| Meanwhile, Gib Und
grade sights cae Promising notes the student ability to Inn e new Mites div-
e KJSS team.| concentrate, the skills in US-|4nt5 a two-acre site at Spar-
= as ee ing equipment, and the Te.) wood and should be yeassem
= Joanne Pepper has the action under pressure. It of bled by mid-November.
honor of being the-first stu- fers piel more ofa chal It: will be naj
ta oto | tyre of exams, n has always
Waterproof
Footwear

Mr. Bénso)
shown a natural aptitude for
rts both as. i Sardicipant,

lev ge
school-wide developmen
reading progra!
he was closely follow-
éd wy Janet Milliard, Linda|There
Popoff and Nick | Hadikin.
Kim Tipping has also the

“communi Chest _cam-

: [dent “Andy Shutek of ‘Gaskin a
oss Fraser |The. ¢

gar was even, more . hopeful
r § the’. present“ cam-;

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honor of aqvancing one read-
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these students. me

is
ith the smell of preserves,
‘The sewing class is

would like - further discus-
sion on our ‘new report card
and evaluation system.

Our report card
will be issued the jmiddle of
November.

=| District Socials

with blouses. The ‘beginnin

*

sented by fs
took them while on ‘his trip

to the USSR.

Russia is part of the
grade 9 social studies course
and the slides were much ap-

preciated.
EB English the grade o's

Mrs. D. E. Hughes 365-5503

ee ala Jackson of Cal-

Irene Elliott

er Ptirontell Meck left Mon-

day a visiting ‘their sister

Mrs. R. L. Hawkins of
asi.

A rise no hostess,
baby shower was given Mrs.
Joe Streloff of Blueberry
Creek Wednesday evening of

last week honoring infant son
me Steven. A Eieage was
given the proud mother with
gif

are busy stor-

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A special
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Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brad-

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daughter Carol.

“Guests at the home of
Mr. d Mrs. Austin Purdy
of plucberry Creek recently
were’ Mrs. Purdy'’s parents,
Mr, and: Mrs. Karl’ Wolfe of
Kelow!

Nise Lynn Archambault
daughter of Mr. | an Mrs.
Rene Archambault et Kin-
naird, who is attending BCIT
at ‘Vancouver, was home for
the Thanksgiving weekend.

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objective. ot $20,000.
This wi

downtown - Castlegar
much “closer: to}.the,
when the™ campaign.

treasurer
Community Chest, fetid

that ‘returns are now coming

“I hope. that this
can” be “moainiainea if for Pine
weeks,” Gray
continued, “so ‘that< Mie cam-
paign Susy Novem be officially closed

k the rocket in]:

‘ganization,
but on behalf of the needy. in
our own community and else-
where. who ‘need ‘our help.”

Commu: ‘presi:

paign.
i “Campaign personnel are

putting forwards: .a tremen-
this -

year: and :2/‘ay

Towards ‘Arena Work _

Kinnaird: is to: contribute
up. to $500 towards a car-
penter "at ¢ the © Castiegar-
Arena.

‘This. was ‘announced’ at

Castlegar’s council meetin:
Tuesday night by Ald. Carl
jenne said the ton
bution: will allow « several
“more work to’ be
carried out.

Carl Loeblich h promised
behalf.

Mr. Henne said Mayor
1

- of his
“Our

urs.”

"Ald. Lorne Zinio. said

the, jeantribution: by Kin-

naird is irst_ monetary

the fi
contribution by that town
to the arens.:

adding “T want to stress ‘this
= ‘that a token, gesture ftom
us_ just to get’ the canvasser

others. who “are ‘unabletito

? Mary. Anderson, publicity

ef chairman for - the = ent

campaign, . indicated™

plans for the Community
Chest Radio Auction to be
held the evening .of Oct. ae

Ware well unde

rway.
- She, ‘said local mereti
ants” have .been completely,
co-operative.
They have donated: many
fine items _ which- will, be

near!

"done a marvellous job so far,
sand -t ‘am: very hopeful that].

Te-
atives last week and i
on ‘activities to ‘date, includ-

of us.—- workers: and contri-
butors alike.” - i
“I ask

| KIDA Public Mee

ge
aes Association met

over’ the’ radio by|*
Mr. Fraser and Mrs. Ander-
son with all proceeds going
directly to the campaign.
““L think “our . business
community..has really out-

auction,’ ‘she :commented,

t| and we hope to raise several

dollars this coming|~

Monday evening.”

will not take

Castlegar Arena
see!
lace at the Dec. 6 muni
pl mu cipal

on.
Ald. Cail
‘| mueseee: Slate: Hepne a

8 ill
‘from. those: who can’ af-
:| ford to'give, to: ‘make up for |p

. Chamber; mem!
| ven a oport of last weeks

done itself in promoting this|/.

Clocks to Go:
Back Ono
Hour Sunday

Daylight saving time
ends at 2 a.m. on Sunday|
morning — and ee get an
extra hour of sleep.

Clocks revert to standard
time at 2 a.m. Sunday, thus
eawving B.C. residents the

tunity to makeup
that: extra hour of ‘sleep
that-'was lost when day-
light. saving. went into ef-
fect this: past spring.

‘when they go to bed Sat-
urday. evening.

‘J take

had- never. been proposed for

in Feb bruary or. March.

: layor Murray Tattle: not-

‘ed thee no vote will. ha

be: te temp all if 10 iO perc veent

ayers. of

and ‘Kinnaird’ don’t petition

for a. vote.
If electoral. areas I and

e. part, then votes will

have to‘ be held in those tw
:| districts. 2

Educational TV
May he Cabled
By Fall of (970

“KSPS, an educational sta-|
tion and FM radio channels
may be available to this‘area
cacceD le 'TV by the fall of

hat ‘date ‘but rather will: be | O° We

general ~
he is a
Lacrosse
Cana

tion:
Baseball,

among his
ivities.

other athletic

Robert Foutkeer
Is Charged Here
‘With Impairment

Robert

Carl Price. "vigepresident ae
Community. © Video, © whe
speaking “at the — Castle;

and District Chamber of Com:

ing a report on the ‘financial
hich is

He
Me “each and every: realdent in in

‘Robson, Castlegar . and“
naird ‘to give as much as ir
can ‘when the: volunteer can-

Starts at. School

Some 21. “students © are
attending . the “high + school
-driver’s training course ‘which

going ‘.to-
ig of the auto:
“Tnobile for: on-f -the-road |
“ing.

secretary: treasurer!

wi
ing satisfactorily: toh
rt was also made
regarding prospects ‘and some
of these are™ very encourag-

Bs
‘The Western ’ Industrial

‘| Development * office. in» Trail
| will be

open: in a ‘few da!
and services will be eee

iment or.

LA ‘publ aang will be
held tonight at’ strailiasi and pre:
sent be.'T. in,

ee of -T, etachian

Association ©” includin;
Gary Gall,: Se erin and
Jack, McLean,

"Regional Hmys.

Engineer Invited |

‘To Tour District

with Tae route
stressed th

merce emcoting last ‘Thursday
evel

vice i pea daring the part
ing the pas
three y Mr. Erice er

answering service to provide
the public 24-hour service,
and. have pereonnel on stand-
by at. ale times.

how | tod? aoe

seresslty: ‘of f the

e
s| public phoning in. Individual
calls H

when mapped ‘out indi-
cate how. wide-spread the

cable trouble may be. The
company maintains a zenith

which’ Mr.
was driving .in
2 a.m. last Saturday.

$300.
Faulkner

oe

Hunter. who was _ fine

licence resulted in a
for Lyan Schiavon of Kin-
naird.

charge

ed?
trouble right in the ‘homes: a

otficer.

a Coquit-

He is a past president of |;
the. Tavenifo Soe Soccer. and Min-
or Lacrosse. ues in: New.
-o Pan
manager
football. Active in ;Iecroseey

vice president of the British
tion and bast | secretary, of the
dian ‘Associa-

ptt jong distance
Tunning, car Fac-
ing and | Ergot Shooting jooting fare

esday ._ morning’
n | Judge H.C. Pitts on a charge

ear of impaired driving.
hi se lice | ste pped the ee
‘when police sto} ie ve-
hicle 3 raulknes
at

Bail had been set at

Mr. pleaded
not guilty and was: remanded
to appear in court: at a later|exit doors required for a

appearing before

suage 2 Pitts was. youth Robs not. equipped with the neces

$25 on the charge of bein: ory.
in Diesession te quired bythe fire marsh-

Fishing without a fishing
$10 fine | council's

rant: 5d
alattl

The Castlegar Arena has
three times the number of

facility of its size.
However, the doors are
“panic hardware”  re-.
all’s office.
This was disclosed at
meeting - Tuesday
night by Mayor Murray Lit-
tle who said the likely action

rr]. The esulted | -
froma check made Au 16|Will be to close off some of
au Balfour by a ade Aug, 16 the exits and install the nec-

lessary hardware on the rest.

Castlegar Minor: Hockey School
Last Weekend Called a Success

‘The Castlegar and Dis-
School) th

ties, stick pandline rand even
correct

the enthusiasm of the boys. -
2

trict: Minor’ Hockey protect
held last Saturday and Sun- oneself if fling Sinko the
day, under: the watchful’ eye} boards. the
Smith and his very The lads ent ef
able pais of the Trail Smoke] recuperating trom. being stiff|and’ games. and it: was a
ters — Addie. .Tambellini,| from the brisk workout, but/shame that more — parents
pater Zanier, Pinoke Mclntyre| according to the boys con-|didn’t come to the arena and
and. -Dave © Rusnell —was|cerned it was well worth it.|see what they were missing.”
termed by 2 Spokesman of e arena was a very Thanks were. extended
Lorne Zinio of Castlegar and h Polov- thet local ni inor hockey as, busy place over the weekend by the hockey association not
Saral sociation as “a great success.”|with the steady stream of
nikoff of Thrums' placed second. Forty-four All the boys from Mites| boys taking advantage of the|°Mly to Mr. Smith and. his
persons enterd ‘the tournament which was|to Midgets were given some|school. Parents were involv-|hockey buddies, but te pome
played in cqol temperatures when the sun| food hard; ‘workouts on the]ed too ushering their boys tojof the local people
failed to‘ make an apparance. ice and many points were ex-|and from the arena and thosejed out to help vith ne the the °
— Castigar News Photo plained to them from skating! who’ stayed to watch caught iboys. ;

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