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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 1, 1965

Riondel Lady Hails
Castlegar Hospitality

Dear Sir.

The West Kootenay Badmin-
ton Tournament has just been
held in Castlegar. ‘This is an an-
nual event that has been held
in your clty for quite a few

years. There were about 150] this

players ‘entered this year from
all Parts of the West Kootenay.

I am the sponsor of the
junior ‘badminton club in Rion-

Sominco Graduates
Receive Cortificates
At Evening Event

group of 16 apprentices
sl i up to 4% years of on-
the: job training with Cominco

at a dinner and ceremony spon-
sored by Cominco last week.
Each of the apprentice gra
duates was presented
Cominco certificate and a ‘wallet.
sized reproduction of it, a pen
stand memento and a provincial
government certificate,

e event was attended by
fathers or designates of the gra-
suaten | their trade supervisors
and other Cominco representa-
tives, and representatives of the
provincial government which ad-
ministers apprentice training un-
der the apprenticeship and
tradesmen's qualification act of
Britten Colamabie. -

(965 Cominco appren-
tice thee and their trades
include: R, B. Trusdale, instru-
ment mechanic; W. L. Bohn, hea-

and W. E. Brennan, clectel

M,C.’ McLean and V. E.
macks, lead burners; R. B. “Mar-
JE. Mowatt ‘and G. W.
chinists;  N. Wil

del and Ir would like to ex-
press my thanks, and those of
the club, to those wonderful
people Mr. and Mrs. “Mac” Mc-
Pherson who have taken on the
tremendous job of putting on
tournament for so many
years.

Castlegar is indeed fortu-
nate to have such a couple who
are so interested in the youth

of not only Castlegar, but of
the whole. district.

1am sure that the children
who have ever attended one of
these tournaments will never
forget how good the McPhersons

treated them.

I must say too, that the
people “of Castlegar, who have
taken our children into their
homes and treated them so well,
also deserve many, many thanks,
as do all the other people who
have helped make the West Koo-
tenay Badminton Tournament
possible and such a success.

Mrs, Peter Rollick,
Riondel, B.C,

PUG Has No
Control Over
Cablevision TV

Control. of lies

Jeg Monaldi

A carpenter at Cominco has
won a $600 suggestion award.
He is Joe Monaldi, 42, of Trail.

Mr. Monaldi, who joined
Cominco 24 years ago and is
employed in the zinc depart-
ment, won the Cominco sugges-
tion award for a new

Wins Cominco ‘Award

of Trail ©

are made onthe merit of the
suggestions. and on the, basis
of savings ‘or other value’ they
contribute to the company’s
operations:

** ‘To date, Cominco has award-
ed more than a quarter of a
million dollars to employees un-

der its suggestion plan.

imporial oil
Report’ Shows _
A Good Year

The year 1964 was the most
successful in Imperial Oil's his,
tory,’ says president
Twaits in his company’s annual
report ‘to, shareholders. .

Record net earnings of
more. than $79,000,000 were al-
most $7,000,000 higher than the
previous peak pears of 1957. Re-
venues were $1,064,744,000, an
increase of $63, 504, 000: over

Dividends paid to Imperial's
40,924 shareholders totalled
$1.75 per share, compared with
$1.55 in 1963 and $1.40 in 1962,

The report noted favorably
the new crude. oil prorationing
formula annonuced. by the Al-
berta Oil and Gas Conservation
Board, in which production: al-
locations will be based on res-
erves, rather than on the num-

ber and depths : of - wells.

“Preliminary. studies ° indi-
cate that, when the new. sya-
tem is complete, Im) 1 will
receive a greater share of mar-
ket allocation.” Mr.'‘Twailts add-

ed that Imperial’s total reserves
of crude oil and natural gas li-

quids at year end are estimated
to be in exess of 1.4 Dillion
barrels.”

type of flooring in the tank
rooms, He suggested replacing

with federal authorities and not
the provinclal Public Utilities
Commission,’ ihe) oe Court of
Appeal has ruled.

The action was Jaunched by
the PUC to test its right to re-
gulate cablevision in B.C. as a

Wo. public utility.

It was opposed by Victoria
Cablevision Ltd., Cowichan Val-
ley TV. Ltd. and Powell River
Television Co, Ltd. The case was
heard by a full five-judge pa-

nel it dealt mainly wit

ing and , and
. M. Groutage, moulder.

a constitutional issue,
stem by

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shows are received locally by a
master antennae and piped to
local subscribers by cable.

Lawyers for the PUC agreed
cablevision is federal when the
TV signal reaches the master
unit by way of Canada’s air
space. But it fails within PUC
jurisdiction from then on hbe-

ith | shortly.

the ‘ing of two-by-six ‘deck-
ing with two sheets of three-
quarter inch plywood separated
by a layer of tarpaper.

The new flooring method

ance and materials, the sugges-
Hon plan committee aunaunc-

Mr. Monaldi was born in
Trail .and has. been active in
lodge work and in baseball.

Cominco suggestion awards
are made ‘at regular. intervals
and - more will be announced
The suggestion plan
committee

has proven savings in mainten- |.

Anglican Cle
.Gov't Funds

Dear Sir: :

Mrs. Lois M. Haggen and
Messrs. Harry C. McKay and
Leo T. Nimsick suggested, re-
cently to the Hon. minister of
education to allot.some govern-
ment grant to Notre Dame Uni-
versity of Nelson. The university
is happy and proud to cherish
the minister’s frequent benevol-
ence in matters not directly re-
lated to funds; the

ric Backs
for NDU

reasoning is fener
A government. which

name of religious serail oe
ves financial assistance to se-
cularistic higher ‘education and
thus competes with Christian
higher education ceases to be
neutral because in truth it forces
the universities to conform, | as
history has already shown, The
government actively. Su ports
negative lon in

nd t ue our

whether or not ‘the 2
to

of 100 ideas a month which are
Screened and processed. Awards

Kinnaitd UCW
Prepare Rummage
At Joint Meeting

cause of the local
system, they claimed.

Lawyers for the three firms
argued that cablevision is fed-

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The of rui
mage kept members busy follow-
ing a: joint meeting of. all units
of the Kinnaird United Church
KUC lower hall. ”

The meeting opened with
the reading‘ of the 27th chap-
ter ‘of Mathew by Rev. D..L.

Minutes were reads and re-
ports given showing
quarter of the new. year. to be
very, ae sella.

$008 ites last Saturday, proved

‘Women held last week in the|®

-Jlerant ‘of eithi
the. first,

Yrummage’ sale, which | sai

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igher al
taxes to: promote it:

NDI ?
mains to: be adawared.

Dr. William J... Villaum
president of. Waterloo Lutheran
University, made ‘the following
statement in a recent address
to the Waterloo Rotary Club:

’“, J. The contrast in higher
education is not between faith
and: knowledge. The option is
between two falths. I; say ‘two
faiths’ because no man can act-
ually’ prove’ either view of the
worla Feligious or-secutar.

“society such apo ours
we do not deny. the ‘right of
any t university: to‘establish itself
on a secular position. The gov-
ernment, however, should be to-
er position. and
not promote a- “secularist philo-

to ano:
ther: type of university is a
purely negative right; the right
not to conform to a system of
values which the government
promotes and — subsidizes. The
same ‘religious freedom — free-
dom not'to conform to govern-
Ment-sponsored secularism . —
is granted by the Soviet Un-
ion. Real freedom has no po-

So in|licy . of . preferential’ financial

treatment. The government sho-
uld. ensure the existence of con-
ditions - for. freedom ; of. choice
in education, so: long as‘ acade-
mic standards are. sai ctory.’”
Since Mr, Peterson and Dr.
Villaume happen. to be co-reli-

jophy by
whieh old a sitterent view.

neutral government, “e is often
id that government shot

support only ‘neutral or’ non-
denominational education, The

Local Saftey

It appears that some movie
theatre ; Operators’ it inthe pro-
vince may, unknowingly, not be
complying with the
fire hal’s regulations gov-
ering lig lighting arrangements in
movie theatre:

Backs Theatre Lighting

‘Council

the district all, the lights * go
out as few, if ‘any. movie thea-
tres ‘have emergency : lighting.

Such an occurence could’ pos-|'

sibly have diré‘results and also
Wi

and since our. govern:
ment is looked upon as-an exe-
cutive « composed 3 0

men.

ian education,

Archdeacon F..D. Wyatt, ;

Anglican Chaplain, NDU,
- Nelgon,'B.C. 4

public: address
are installed

Regulation’ ‘No. 10
that ‘at all times when a mov-
ing’ picture theatre is open for
the admission of the public each

luminating sign. clearly’ display-
ing through ‘red-colored glass
the word EXIT, the letters form-
ing. such word to.be ‘not less
than six inches in height. No

signs shall be installed within
ten ier of an
ut if there is a power fail-

ure i "the theatre itself, or in

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: Spring. ‘Season: ‘Opens

With: Hike and. Contest

What. w: e the first
‘hike | of the. cepring ‘pengon for
ithe Guldes of the Ist Kinnaird

Ince : last: Satur-
s hiked to Blue-

‘Working in twos an
“the Guides built ‘fires ’a
:the ‘creek * and cooked

gulations are to be: amerided to
require specifically emergency
in all moving picture
theatres, —

This should pose no prob-
lems for the operators, says Mr.
Rivers. Most ‘industrial plants
provide emergency. lighting
equipment which consists basic-
ally of a battery. plugged ‘into
the. power line. The power,
throu: a solenoid ‘switch,
keeps the battery switched off.
Should the power fail the’ bat-
fery switch automatically, goes

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potatoes : and beans.

The younger Guides are now
becoming uit ite proficient at this
type of cooking and one girl
cooked herself a delicious meal
of ,steak, potatoes and carrots) 1,

‘lin a foil packet,

During the hike there was
an opportunity ‘for’ these who
wanted" to“ pass: several tests
which are included,.in the new

.|second class requirements. One

test most of: the Guides had
come prepared for was the one
requir!

first-aid kit ‘for’ use.on hikes.
Several ‘of the kits! were put
fo f00d Use: for ‘scratches anid

vas aia at fire was peliig
iinnsiskots andthe strains of
favorite campfire songs died aw:
ay the snow. began to fall. By
the time the hikers started back
up the highway it was pelting

'|‘down.

Where jackets and boots
had been removed on the: way

| out they. were’ now put back|=

on and hoods and mitts appear-

‘One girl, not quite so; well

“| prepared, was given the Joan

Jarge arm sling: from’a

ofa
; friend’s first-aid kit to use asa

head kerchief..
inging, a spelling bee and

at)
‘| jokes helped shorten ‘the’ trek

home for. the Guides. 8,

ing.-the’ making up of ‘a P

“Winds. Up With ole

Hockey coaches ‘and players
met together at‘the KIS hall on
Saturday, night for. their.annual
hockey " banquet ‘after’ a busy
and Fewarding hockey season,
The ‘head ‘table was appro-
priately. centred, with a large
cake donated by. Super. Valu in
the shape of an ice’ sheet with

face-off ‘area : nd line:
goals marked ‘ii swith their tes
pective. colors. !:

George Tackson spoke on
the ‘hockey’ association’s plans
for next'season and the import-
peat of carly’ srouletration due

influx of. people

moving. into’ tin ty during the

At ihe ‘Sons of Norway / 90:

clal night held here Fridae the | 4

men: played ‘host to | their, ‘wives
and ates
I.)

Kinnaird ——

Recent ‘Visitors to the home
of Mrs. Stella Ball were Mr. and
Mrs. Anthony ‘Bobicki and ‘in-
fant daughter Kathy of Nakusp.
42S Vietor Kravski :was . home
sor Crowsnest for the! week.
end."

Several’ amall ‘friends: ‘ate
tended’ “a birthday party last

Monday to help Miss Patti Ku-
her 8rd

pid you know 2.27, When

bl are
in’ knitting to” ‘show increases
and’ decreases, to set’ off pat-
tern sections, ’: they can. easily
be made from
paper reinforcements. For each
marker, moisten’ one reinforce-
ment circle, stick: it to’ another
and slip this marker on. your
needle.

bos re

circular gummed } sar

and | conilng months,

Speaking to: the older ie
was Jack \-White, « encouragin;

them not: to: break training just
because. hockey: \was, over; but

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 1, 1965 - 3

“Come in and put, your name aon, for the Hobby
Club of your, choice. : f

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Across from the Post Office
Phone 365-7177

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Up.'as ie

“| fous the better the player.’*:..°
ivTrophles were: presented to
the. following teamé: to the Mitey
Mites 'and’Pee Wee Pup ‘division
for: the: most: improved “player,
Bruce ‘Allingham, presented’ by
Joe. Fodor}'the Sparling: trophy.
to the Pee Wee’ KP’ champions,
accepted. by’ Phil Koochin; the
Stack': trophy - to:the>.Bantam
Pulpmakers: champion’ team; ac-
‘cepted ‘by Keith’ Allingham;’ the
Goldalmer: ‘trophy won" by the
Midget Mudlark ‘team, accepted
by. Wayne MeNico); finally, the
Stprunott trophy to the Castle:
Sporting ‘Goods . Juvenile
team accepted by Glen MeNicol.
‘Thrée: cheers filled'the hall
for the: ladies: ofthe: Alpha .Phi
for donating their time’ serving

the delicious supper.

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