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ANOTHER MILESTONE has been reached by the Castlegar
Savings Credit Union when an account was opened recently for its
9,000 member, Natalie Cheveldave who is shown here receiving a
gift of an attractive watch from manager Harold Webber to mark
the occasion, The account was opened by Miss Cheveldave's
mother, Mra. Joe Cheveldave on Nov. 4. Growth statistics of the

Father Says Thank You

Dear Sir:

As many of the true facts
of the Crescent Valley accident
have come to light since the
inquest, I would like, on behalf
of my wife and myself, to thank
Mr. and Mrs, Bill Posnikoff and
famlly, also Mr. John Hlookoff
and family, and any of the local
residents who] am gure helped
to save my son Philip's life,

The media reports on
Philip's condition, and the in-
juries received were incorrect,
When admitted to hospital, he
had a fractured skull, and was
suffering from exposure, and
was placed in the intensive care
unit for four days,

Investigation of his in-
juries is stil! being pursued due
to his amnesia.

A great deal of public
attention has been given to the
lack of concern by the accident
but my son is living

e1V |
having 1,000 members, five years to reach 2,000 members but in *

Ps

the past two years membership has grown by 1,000 each year. The
Castlegar Savings Credit Union has also made its mark on the
history of its growth when, during September of this year, it
reached a $9 million asset position. ‘
—Castlegar News Photo by Lois Hoghes

local Credit Union show it took nine years to reach the point of

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No Blame in Beattie Mishap

thought that if we moved him
maybe we'd get hit for that or
something.” -

Posnikoff also said he
didn’t want to take Calderbank
to hospital because, “My boy
said what if something happens
to him on the way, then I'm in
trouble.”

Posnikoff gave indication
that he wanted to speak out
against earlier reports on the
incident which indicated the
bystanders had callously stood
by without rendering aid. He
was informed the inquest was
dealing with the cause of

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Beattie's death and the matter -

with the news media was not
the purpose of the inquest.
Calderbank, an electronics
student at Selkirk College,
looked pale and spoke ina very

quiot voice when he took the |

stand,

He said the crash had oc-
curred while he and Beattte had
been returning from a party at
Indian Flats.

. He said they'd arrived at
the party about midnight, after
visiting a nearby pub, but
couldn't recall when they'd left.

“I don't remember drink-
ing,” he added, “but I could
have.”

Calderbank said he and
Beattie had taken a bottleiof
rum to the affair,

“But it was donated to the
party,” he said, “and the bottle
was. passed around between
about 80 people,”

He didn’t recall the ac.
cident and couldn't even re-
member whether or not he was
driving at the time.

*“Is your lack of recollection

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due to ‘the accident or
drinking?" asked Moran.

“I'm certain it wasn't due
to drinking,” Calderbank said.

Following the inquest Cst.
Nykiforuk told the Castlegar
News a letter had been written
Oct. 15 to the Highways De-
partment requesting posting of
speed zones and other road
signs, but no reply had yet been
received.

A request to St. John
Ambulance for a first aid
station was also made with an
affirmative reply already re-
ceived.

“Approximately 600 people
live up there," remarked the

‘constable,” und there is a lot of
traffic -between 4:30 and 7:30

p.m.”

Trail Receives
Limited Supply
Of Flu Vaccine

The first limited shipment
of 1,250 doses of the bivalent flu
vaccine (Swine and Victoria
strain) has arrived in Trail.

This vaccine will be offered
throughout the West Kootenay
Health Unit area to adults 19
years of age and older who
suffer from chronic illness and
wish to have this protection.

The specific time and place
of these clinics in Castlegar will
be announced early next week.

A larger shipment of this
vaccine is expected to arrive on
Dec. 1 and will be offered to all
adults 65 years of age and over
on a first-come, first-served
basis,

Walk it to met

proof that the many residents
of Crescent Valley are not the
unfeeling human beings who
have received insulting phone
calls and letters of vicious con-
demnation from people who had _
very few facts on which to base
their accusations,

ie recommendation of

‘the Coroner's jury “that. the

media should use their vast
Powers as a source of educa-
tion, should also be taken up by
the I.C.B.C., and some of their

City Strikes Dry Well,
Alternate Site Drilled

A_ fifth well for the
southern section of the city
experienced a setback recently
when efforts came up “dry”,

At the last regular council
meeting Ald. Mike Livingstone
reported that drilling on an
alternate site, located in the
Woodland Park area, had
begun the day prior.

Ald. Audrey Moore, wants
a letter of confirmation in-
dicating that the site of the
second drilling has promise,

. The dry well represents ap-

proximately $8,000 in “un-
retrievable costs,

The Castlegar News, con-
tacted public works supervisor
Alex Lutz'on the status of the’
well presently being drilled.

Mr: Lutz, who has just
returned to his office after
being absent for several days,
says he will be meeting with
the waler geologist this week
and will be reporting to council
‘Tuesday.

Update Fashions Entered
Fruitvale Man.in Custody

- A Fruitvale man had been
taken into custody and charged
with break and enter less than
24 hours after a theft had been
reported by Up Date Fashions.

—
Local Chamber

Sets Meeting
For Dec. 2

The first Thursday in
December has been picked by
the executive of the Castlegar
and District Chamber of Com-
merce for its general meeting.

Guest speaker will be
Kootenay Boundary Chamber
of Commerce president Earl
Hansen of Kimberley. Also
present will be Trail Chamber
of Commerce president Bob
Nuyens. :

President Albert Calder-
bank told the Castlegar News
the Dec. 2 date was chosen
when the executive turned out
in full force for a meeting
Monday. He said he hoped the
membership would follow suit
in their attendasice at its
general meeting.

This will be the first
general membership meeting to
be held since May.’

[seemed

Police taken in
custody 25-year-old Jack
Maurice.

Entry, which took place
sometime between Sunday
night ‘and carly Monday
morning, was reported to local
RCMP. when the store opened
for business Tuesday morning.”

Forcible entry was made
by. way of a rear window.
Approximately $400 was taken
as well as several items of
clothing.

The clothing has been re-
covered. Outside of garments
being strewn on the floor, the
only ‘damage is to the bars
puited off the back window.

FOOD FACTS
AND FANCIES

‘The Chinese and-Romans
were as proud of their spe-
cial hams as are Americans,
Italians © and Poles today.
‘Chinese hams were cured with
yellow wine brine, smoked
over tea leaves.and dried in
the wind. %
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‘The Romans processed the
first. country hams in Gaul,
Curing and. smoking of meat
were practiced in many parts
of the world because these
were. the’ only. methods of
meat preservation. :

For a truly Special Christmas . . .°

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Norway Spruce
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Decorate the tree for Christmas
then plant your tree in the spring.

-excess:profits used to provide

aceldent and pro-
cedure which bystanders’ and
People who are first at the
scene could use.

The care and attention of
Constable. Breckenridge and
Constable Nykiforuk, the am-
bulance attendants, and the
doctors aid nurses of the Kool-
enay Lake District Hospital,
Nelson, who looked after Philip
and worked so hard to revive
Russell Beattie, must not be
forgotten, ‘

My wife and I are greatly
indebted to them and it is only
‘on occasions like this that their
value is‘ appreciated and not
taken for granted,

Albert S, Calderbank*

Castlegar

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Kootenay
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Jr. Hockey

Kootenay International
Junior Hockey League stand-
ings as of Nov, 8 are as follows:

West
Rossland ©
Castlegar‘
Nelson
Trail
Grand Forks

East

Cranbrook

Fernie
jpokane:
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Creston 1 7
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Castlegar

R. Sherstobitoff 12

Rossland
M. Mondin un

Trail 5

D. Oishi 12
Castlegar

R. Lafreniere

Trail

Scores of last week's
games were:

Nov. 2—Rossland at Nel-
son (postponed).

Nov. 3—Creston 4 at Fer-
nie 8
Nov. 4—Trail 13 at Castle-
i}

gar 6,

Nov. 5—Castlegar 3 at
Nelson 6; Creston 4 at Cran-
brook 6; Spokane 4 at Grand
Forks 5.

Nov. 6—Grand Forks at
Kimberley 7;/ Trail 5 at Ross-
land 6; Nelson 7 at Spokane 4;
Cranbrook 9 at Castlegar 5 and
Fernie 1 at Creston 2.

Nov.-7—Grand Forks at
Fernie 7; Kimberley 6 at Spo-
kane 7,”

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CLINIC LOCATIONS AND TIMES
West Kootenay Health Unit
' 305 Spruce St., Castlegar

NOVEMBER 23, 1976

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PILE UP. THE

‘SAVINGS!

Seeking Election as

Tam again letting my name
stand for trustee for School
{District No. 9.
>. Lam married and my wife
and I have two children—a son
‘and a daughter.
: Tworked for Cominco for
34 years and have lived in
Castlegar for 26 years,
: During the past, I have
been a Cub leader, coached
little league ball and have been
in the Kinnaird Volunteer Fire
Dept. for over 20 years, A
Tam an ardent golfer and
curler, i
Thave been on the board of
school trustees for 13 years and
in that time, have been chair-
man of the board as well as
chairman of the following com-

vices to the hard of hearing
children, in conjunction with
Trail and Nelson school dis-
tricts;

A program has been in-
stituted to assist children with
learning difficulties;

TUnerant French, funded
by the Secretary of State, at
the elementary level;

Itinerent physical educa-
tion at the clementary level.

‘The board Is now providing
bus: service to kindergarten
pupils.

All bus drivers and one
teacher from each school have
completed a St. Johns Am-
bulance course as a safety
Measure.

As a community service,
senior automotive students at
SHSS are permitted to main-
tain recreation buses.

A swim program has been
instituted for all students at the
Grades 3 - 4 level.

The administration at
SHSS has been streamlined and
seems to be working very well.

As you have likely read in
the paper, the provincial
reading assessment program at
the Grade 4 level shows our
students to be considerably
above the provincial average
(local teachers take a bow),

Not only have we main-
tained a fine level of education
service, but we are continually
improving on it.

Tam proud to have had a
part in these programs and
it and would be

mittees: health
and safety, policy and negotia-
tions. At present; i am ‘on the

honored to continue to serve
you the public, as one of your
on the board of

education negotia-
tions committee and policy
committee.

Over the past couple of
years we have been upgrading
our facilities, including the
Silver Birch School.

The following additions to
various schools in the area have
been made:

KJSS—shop, home eco:
nomics, science lab. and one
classroom;

Tarrys—library and office
facilities;

Woodland Park — library;
ant

Blueberry Creek—library
and activity room.

A new bus garage has also
been completed.

In progress-.and- in» ther
planning stages “are the fol-
lowing: Seyi cold aay
SHSS—administration ad-
ditions, x

Ootischenta—classroom,
kindergarten room, activity.
room, book storage and medical
Toom, i

Pass Creek—activity room,
kindergarten room and storage

Toom.
KJSS—band room, renova-
tion of showers.
Twin Rivers, Kinnaird
Elementary—upgrade showers.
Replace shop facilities for
maintenance,
Present. education. pro-
grams include providing ‘ser-

school trustees for School Dis-
trict No. 9. I ask, for. your
support at the polls on Nov. 20.

Robson Evening
Group. Holds

Tea and Bazaar

The Robson Evening
Group held its annual Fall Tea
and Bazaar on Nov. 6, and

ests to ‘the event were
welcomed by its president Mrs.
Roberta Zurek.

Convening the bake table,
which featured borsch made by
Mrs, Beth Rogers, were Valerie
Lenihan and Nancy Knight.

The sewing table was in:!
the charge’of Penny’ Davoron
«and Irene Godberson, | ~ *

Assisting kitchen convenor
‘Betty Porter were Marg Bro,
Edith Gerard, Sylvia Smith and

~Beth Rogers. Servers were Val

Lucas, Donna ‘Wiwchar; Jane
McGregor and Fay Belbeck,
Mrs. E. Scott looked after.
the selling of draw tickets, and
winners of the various prizes

. Were as follows; door prize, E.

Turcotte; handbag, Jan Mackay
and grocery hamper, ’ John
Voykin.

The members of the eve- .

ning group wish to extend
thanks to all who attended this
event,

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Jack Nichvalodolf

A native of the area, Jack
Nichvalodoff has thrown his hat
into the ring for the position of
school trustee in Castlegar,

Mr. Nichvalodoff, a mill-
wright at Canadian Cellulose
for the past 16 years, has been
active in community affairs for
many years. He is an active
member of the local Volunteer
Fire Department and has of-
ficiated in the minor baseball
association from 1957 to 1974,

He has served for 11 years
as an executive member of a
Sunday School committee and
has been active in the LW.A.
for 12 years, serving as a job
steward and first vice-
chairman,

Mr. Nichvalodoff and his
wife, Lola, have been married
for 23 years and have four
children, Their two older child-
ren are graduates of local
schools and are presently mar-
ried and residing in Castlegar.

A younger son and daugh-
ter are attending Kinnaird
Junior Secondary School,

Over the years, Mr. Nich-
valodoff has watched the
changing educational system in
our area with great interest.
His concern that all children
should receive the best possible
education available, has
Prompted him to seck the
position of school trustee.

Mr. Nichvatodoff feels that
many parents are concerned
with their children’s education,
but may hesitate to approach
the teaching staff or school

rd members. He stresses’

that communication between

* the school board and the public

is definitely an asset to the
community.

He would also like to see
maintenance in existing schools
kept up to acceptable stand.
ards, and feels that required
expansion of school facilities, as
well as school programs that
are of interest to many, could
be expanded within. the
existing tax structures,

Jack Nichvalodoff respect-
fully requests your support at
the polls on Nov. 20,

Two-Day
Trapper

The Fish and Wildlife
is hosting a free,

two-day trapper education
course at Nelson in the Mickey
McEwen Memorial Hall, on the
mornings of Nov. 20 and 21,

Instructors are from the
British Columbia Trappers’ As-
sociation.
. Trappers, as well as the
general public, are invited to
learn of new trapping equip-
ment, up-to-date pelt market:
ing techniques and humane
trapping concepts.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, November 18, 1976

Trustee

CHECK & COMPARE
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Stewart W. Webster

Stewart W. (Webb) Web-
ster is an electrical engineer
with B.C. Hydro on the Koot-
enay Canal Project. He pre-
viously worked on the Peace
River project at Hudson Hope
where he served on the Peace
River North School Board,

He was educated in Mani-
toba, B.C. and California. His
two children graduated from
Stanley Humphries Secondary
School and are now attending
college.

Mr. Webster is concerted
with providing the best‘ pos-
sible education to all students
in the school system. He feels
more use could be made of para-
professional ‘and community
resource people to augment the
professional teaching staff.”

He would like to see better
lines of communication estab-
lished between school boards,
teachers and parents.

He feels this can be best.
established at a local level with
a minimum amount of inter-
ference by provincial associa-
tions and government’ depart
ments,

“During my term on the
Peace River North, I was able
to attend a number of seminars
and conferences. This ex-
perience would be valuable
background for serving on the
Castlegar school board.

I am interested in ob-
taining good value for the tax-
payers’ money and feel the
board of school trustees must
provide strong leadership in
the district.

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Cartridge, Gillette. Pkg. of 5's ....

Sanitary Napkins
Kotex. Regular Pkg. of 24 ..

TRUSSES...
for Carports, Garages, Homes, Apartments, Stores.
. —:You name it, we make it!

.For More’ Information Call 442-2511
(Evenings 442-8483)

HERITAGE INDUSTRIES LTD..

P.O, Box 1917 — Grand Forks, B.C.

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Poinsettias!
Order your large Poinsettias now.
. for Christmas giving !
Also —=Don’t Forget our Floral Services

SAM'S Nursery & Florists

1001 - 9th Ave. S. 365-7312

-. Prices Effective
Thurs. to Sat.
Nov. 18 to 20
tn Your Friendly Neigh-
borhood  Castleaird
Plaza’ Safeway Store
Sales in Retail
Quantities Only

1 DRO!
a ‘ave, South
Castleget

~ Phone 365-7269