10_______CCASTLEGAR_NEWS, Thursday, March_.8,

Grand Opening of Rasp

1973

CONGRATULATIONS

to

RASPBERRY LODGE

lt was our pleasure to have supplied the

FURNITURE,

15 E. 20th, Vancouver 10, B.C.

Monarch Furniture Co. Lid.

BEST WISHES
to

RASPBERRY LODGE

lt was our pleasure to have supplied HIGH
QUALITY MONAMEL PAINT by General
Paint.

- Oglow Brothers

BUILDING AND SUPPLY CO. LTD.

OUR CONGRATULATIONS
to.
RASPBERRY LODGE

Our firm is pleased to have done the ex-

cavating work,

‘Kinnaird Transfer Lid.

112 Green St., Castlegar — Phone 365-7124

VERY BEST WISHES

to

RASPBERRY LODGE

It was our pleasure to do the plumbing,

heating and the ventilation work,

CASTLEGAR

ee

PLUMBING & HEATING
Phone 365-5284

Guests Have Afternoon Tea in the Dining Room

berr

Lodge’s New |

The Sitting Room is Bright and Homey

Zone Representative E. Weir
Visits Slocan Valley Legion

The regular monthly
meeting of the Ladies’ Aux-
to-the Royal Canadian

Legion Branch No. 101 New -

Denver-Silverton branch was
held in the Upper Legion
Hall in New Denver on Feb.
13 with president Mrs. H.
Butler in the chair.

Zone representative Mrs.
Emily Weir of Nelson was
a surprise and welcome vis-
itor, who following the op-
ening ritual and business,
inated Mrs. Mary Hambly
int e auxiliary.

Mrs. Weir also installed
the following officers: ser-
geant-at-arms Mrs. C. Tow-
good, president Mrs Butler,
first president Mrs. W. Thr-
ing, third presidents Mrs.
{. Flint and treasurer Mrs.
Mrs. Towgood and Mrs.
‘1. Allan'did the hospital
visiting for the past two
months, Mrs. Towgood yok

te e

Lucerne Secondary School
Year Book,

The booster, donated by
Mrs. Towgood, was won by
Mrs, Flint.

Refreshments were ser-
ved and the branch mem-
bers and guests joined the
ladies,

KC Child Care
Society Names
New Executive

At the annual general
meeting of the Kootenay-Co-
lumbia Child Care Society,
held Feb. 15, a new execu-

tive and board of directors
-. were elected. iB

The executive consists
of Mrs. N. Collier,

0
visitations.
Mrs. Thring and Mrs.
Emary volunteered to work
with the branch committee
to make arrangements for
the Legion social which was
held in the Lower Legion
Hall on March 2.
The auxiliary gave its
support to the committee
arking for a better home
for senior citizens by writ-
ing a letter to Minister of
Rehabilitation and Social
Improvement Norman Levi.
‘The auxiliary subscrib-

ed for a part page in the

D. er,
treasurer G. Ehman and
Areas Mrs. C. Fitz-Ger-

Other directors are S.
Gruden, C. Sharpe, Mrs. E.
Hughes, Dr. J. Van Vliet, E.
Kositon, Mrs J. Nairne and
Mrs. B. Johnston.

As the various commit-
tees gave their reports it
was evident that the use of
the Day Care Centre has
been steadily Increasing. It
was noted volunteer help is
still greatly needed.

f

Our Warm

Congratulations |

and Hearty

Best Wishes
RASPBERRY LODGE

We are pleased to have been chosen as the -
supplier of materials for the new addition to
your Lodge. We wish your guests many years
of happiness in their pleasant surroundings.

[T\rcHeLL Suppty

Your Complete Home Improvement Centre

Front Street
e
CASTLEGAR
e
Phone 365-7252

Thinking Day Ceremgn

Large Gathering Honor Lord and Lady: Baden-Powell .

Brownies, Cubs, Guides,
Scouts, Venturers, Rangers,
Rovers and their parents,
turned out 250 strong to
honor their founders, Lord
and Lady Baden-Powell, on
Feb, 25 at the Stanley Hum-
phries High School.

Thinking Day ceremon-
jes began with the color
ied of Bagpipes played by
und of es play. y

hay Watt

aind, Tammy La Pointe
of Castlegar, and Patty Cr-
own of Robson. The Scouts

aring flags were David
Badior of Castlegar and Jer-
atd Lamarch

stanley Hunt Sch

ley Hunfpi
Band-ander the leadership
of Norman Fishwick, accom-
panied the gathering in the
singing of “This dis

A er of thanksgiv-
in; was: ‘given by Rev. Te

Cord earlier this year. In
each case the girls’ mothers
were present to assist in
placing the cords on their
daughters,

. Calderbank spoke
on the Queen Venturers’ A-

called

movement's laws then fol-
lowed | viet the Cub Law Te-
Bradly per,
re Brownie Law, by. Kauby .
Johnson. ‘The; Scouts were ;

represented: by’

“and for the. Guides by Aud-

trong.
mie Everyone then joined
“with the school band in
singing “The Happy Wand-
ere.”
"The Offering was recel-
A Kinnaird Ran,

Bristow, then Mark Zurek. ° Fun

of the Robson Rovers read
Lord .Baden-Powell’s last

ie.

Division Commissioner
Mrs. Marg. Bro made pre-
sentations of the Gold | ord
dy McFarlane,

to Verona. Bozek,
ernent, Wen

Sherlene Shelfontiuk, Don-
na Thederahn and Kathy

enner.
Robin McNabb and Pat
ir Gold

rds (thi
in -Guides) in
will travel to
Government House for the
official presentations on
Easter week.

Joan Soukoroff and Pam
Sorenson were presented wi-
th the Canada Cord. This
cord replaces the Gold
Cord. Ruth Sommers earned
and received the Canada

G Hughe
duced Father’ William Har-
rison of the Catholic Church

bo:
the aulenes, which was en-
0. y :
The renewal of the pro-
mises of each group were
led by Bev Baron of -
naird for the Brownies, Jen-
nifer Lazar: yf

eff of Thrums

for the Guides and Pat Ben-

inger of Castlegar for the
ingers,

ie Cub promise was

led by Daryl Nelson, the

Scouts by John Roberts and

Costleaird. Chapter IODE
Mrs. D. Weir Named Regent

The regular monthly
meeting for February of the
Castleaird Chapter of the
IODE was held at the home
of Mrs. D. Weir. The re-
gent, Mrs. Weir, welcomed
guests Mrs. B. Weir
Mrs, M. Dabner from the
J. H. Scofield chapter in
Trail and nis Kil-

lough.

Blections had taken pl-
ace the previous month with
the new officers being re-
gent Mrs, D. Weir, vice-re-
gent Mrs. J. Overholt, se-
cond vice-regent Mrs. P.
Mulherin, secretary Mrs. G.
Shannow treasurer Mrs, J.
Lipkovitz, educational secre-
{ Mrs, R. Dunlop, echoes
‘secretary Mrs. P. Mulherin,
services at home and abroad
Mrs, J. Overholt, standard
bearer Mrs. B. Susut, mem-
bership convener Mrs. J.
Overholt. and citizenship

, Mrs. B, Susut.

} Educational secretary,
Mrs, R. Dunlop, reported
that two scholarships of

+ $100 each had been present-
ed to two Selkirk College
students, Christopher Forsy-
th and Frederico Dattalo, as
deserving students proceed-
ing in the humanities.

and |

Funds for these scholar-
aaible ©

ships were made po.

by a raffle held in Decem-
ber of 1972, with the win-
ner being B. A. McKenzie

the Venturers by Gordon
Souk : ‘

ero!
After the

singing of
“Kum Ba. Yah" (Come by
there Lord) Mr. Cader! aw

e

led the assembly

Lord's Prayer and God Save
the Queen.

e Colors retired to
end a very memorable day
and a busy week for the
Guide and Scout movement.

Service Held from Appledale
For Helen Fominoff of Winlaw

eral services were
gh

iy
Kootenay Lake District Hos-

pital in Nelson.
Born Dec. 1, 1922,
Mrs. Fominoft

| In 1941 she married in’
Winlaw where she reside

continuously.

in
; re-
celved ~-her~- education --in

of Winlaw; two daughters,
iy’ Maloff na Miss

Mrs, Bett:

and
Marilyn Fominoff, both of
8

Winlaw, and -three gran
children,

1 Cemetery wi-:

Castlegar Funeral,
Home in charge of arrange-
ments. ‘

HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS
RASPBERRY LODGE

~ We are pleased to have done the electrical

wiring and installation of the light fixtures.

Castle Eleciric Co. Lid.

1480 . Columbia Avenue — Phone 365-5711

to

“BEST WISHES

RASPBERRY LODGE

Our industry is very pleased to have sup-

plied lumber materials.

Kalesnikotf Lumber. Co.

Thrums, B.C. — Telephone 399-4211

to _

to be He

Mrs, Tina Holuboff and Mr, and Mrs. Walter Holubott

Existence Tax Will Add fo Cost of Doing
Business for Two Major Local Industries

“existence”

: er cent annual
tax on the paid-up capital of

every corporation having a

| penman ent establishm ent in

Even companies with
nO profits will be hit by the
new tax and those with lar-

ge capital investments in
.C, will be affected more
than those with large sales
in the pro

cause we can’t deduct

it as an expense from in-
come taxes,” Colcel added.
Cominco officials said
they would prefer not to
calculate costs to the com

ing seems to be

joing up.
It’s not that he: to 0}
erate

te :
“We have to swallow
these extra costs and it in.

palts the health of the

lustry. It leaves that much:

less manouvring room talk-

ing to unions about their
share.”

us

open house

ing area which is capable
of eating just over 30 gu-

unday After

erry Lodge is hold-
his §

the lodge durin;
hour is oxpectore a meal

nd

the lodge every two weeks
, but Js available -
est at any ie pen rea

Joint proprietors, Mr,
and Mrs, Walter i
and Mrs. Tina Holuboff,
have at present 19 guests al
the lodge which is designed
to accommodate up‘to 92

Using a ratio of one
staff member to five guests,
the fae will vary from tl-

me 8. :

ie Furie hed in old Colon-
re ar

to e single and

rooms with

jigned to. serve

le older person with added
grib aids and other features.
Curtained areas allow for
Private dressing and show-

Tino basins and showers

the bathrooms are all eq:

uipped with controled mix-

ing valves so water will ne-

ver become too uncomfort-

able leading to accidental
water scolds,

Adding to the comfort
‘of the Guests is an alr hand-

unit which controls the
moi :and heat content
of the building.

Mrs, Tina Holuboff ex-
plained guests are not res-
tricted in their. movements,
though a count for those
not wishing to be present at

. LE
Degrees
Bestowed

Two men with’ distin-
guished careers in the field

Butler Home in Sept. of
1969, :

Mrs. Butler had the
business located in a home
in Robson, but upon its sale
Mrs, Holuboff immediately
set hor guests in one of the
original bulldings of the

a
tha

de
July of 1972 the
new addition, to toured
by the public Sunday, be-

Guests moved into the
new section Feb. 16.

Spring will see the be-
ginning of the landscaping
which will have some flow-
er beds but will tend more
towards grass and shrub-

of environmental protection *

>» will receive honorary | de-

Dr. Maurice F. Strong,
" executive director of the
United Nations environment

NDU's chancellor, Dr,
L, -Keenleyalde, will

guests create thei ves,
many service clubs and civ-
lc minded groups come to
Raspberry Lodge and enter-

agit Holubott, in deserlb-
i¢ present en! ol
facilities’ stated thes bulld-
ing is design

ed in such a
manner more units could be
added in the future as well
as the kitchen facilities
readily enl d.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 8, 1973“

noon | =

' Your House?
CAL MARY,
HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS _
to

365-6451 or 365-5244
RASPBERRY LODGE

lt was a real pleasure being entrusted
with furnishing the Lodge's rooms with all
bed furnishings and draperies.

Hudson Burns & Ray
Motel and Hote) Furnishings
361 Water St. — Vancouver — Ph. 684-1381

OUR BEST WISHES

to
RASPBERRY LODGE

We are proud to have supplied the Ready

Mix and Forms for your building program.

McGauley Ready Mix

Casino Road, Trail — Phone 368-8226.

=" QUR'BEST WISHES@. «=
ss Reet tee Oe
RASPBERRY LODGE
We are very pleased to have had the

contract to ‘install doors and windows.

Veriain Industries Lid.

‘ Fruitvale Highway — Phone 368-6488

Kootenay

VERY HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS

RASPBERRY LODGE.

We are very pleased to have supplied the entire
LIGHT FIXT URES for your expansion program. _

- Babic Electric Co. Ltd.

952 Commercial — Vancouver, B.C. — Phone 255-6030

CONGRATULATIONS

to

RASPBERRY LODGE

We are very pleased to be the suppliers of
CORLON. LINO, CEILING TILE, and PRE-
FINISHED PANELLING, :

663 Columbia Avenue — Phone 365-5155

’ OUR BEST WISHES

and

WARM. CONGRATULATIONS

to

RASPBERRY LODGE

We are proud to have supplied your Lodge
with the famous SEALY POSTUREPEDIC MAT-

TRESSES,

SEALY WESTERN LID.
1945 Mclean, — Vancouver, B.C.
Telephone 253-6644

Sugar. and Spice

fore iataerd
‘There has been a good deal
of unfair ngressure placed on

federal’ M.P.’s in the past

months, over the question of

capital punishment.

Across the country, the
mood seems to be that capital
punishment should be rein-
stated, and many M.P.’s who
might have voted against it,
on the grounds of conscience
or principle, are having their
arms twisted pretty hard by
their constituents.

.._ This, despite the fact that .
it was to be a ‘free™’ vote,
with party lines waived. It
makes it tough toenails for
the M.P. whois hanging onto
his seat by this fingernails.
It would bea good time

. for someone to define the

role of a Member of Par-
liament.

Is he or she merely a
delegate to carry to Ottawa
the wishes of what might well
bea rity of the voters
in his riding?
Oris he or she a represen-

wishes of the riding?
But if the M.P. is to be
a representative, he should

. be given freedom to make his

own decisions, especially
when it is a matter of prin-

ciple. _~ :

Itis my fear that some
M.P.'s, putting expediency
before conscience, the end
before the means, will be
stampeded into voting
against their private convic-
tions.

ani firmly opposed to
capital punishment, and
have no hesitation in saying
so. [don't think that it serves
us the slightest deterrent to
the drunk, the drug addict,
the person. momentarily

will murder for money.

_.And’. statistics “don't.,
impress me. Sure, the mur-
der rate has gone up during
the five-year moratorium.
But so have the rates of
Muggings, rapings,  purse-
snatehings Pond art
beatings. 4

To be consistent, the
adherents of capital punish-
ment should be pushing for
a revival of corporal punish-
ment as a deterrent.

If we're. going to revive
the brutish elimination of
human life, let's go all the

way. =

et's bring back the
ducking-stool for gossips.
We'd need the whole of the
Great Lakes for ducking, but
never mind, Why not revive
burning for witches? Ah,
what a conflagration that
would make. f

. Kids who stole apples |
would be branded on the
forehead with aT for
“Thief. Prostitutes would
be marked with a P, and if
they were also pickpockets,
they would read PP.

Poachers . would - get
twelve lashes and be sent to
the tundra. That means I'd
never see a lot of my old
friends again. :

:. People caught with illegal
firearms would have their
Wigger fingers, or, pre-

. ferably, their whole hand,

lopped off. That would mean

a surplus of: southpaws, but

* one can’t stand in the way .

of deterrents, can one?
Detergents, of course, are a
different matter. We can
stand in the way of them, and

. feel a righteous glow.

It makes me physically ill
to hear otherwise decent
people say they don’t believe
in hanging, but they’d have
no objection to ending a

insane, or the paranoids who

VERY BEST WISHES |

to

RASPBERRY LODGE.

it was our great pleasure to supply your

lodge -with high quality building materials.

P&G Builders Supply :

Across from the Castlegar Arena — Phone 365-8151

_ Raspberry Lodg
E | "Hapily Serving bee =

u

A Cordial Invitation

is extended to

All District Residents

Open House fo Tour Our New Addition
This Sunday, March 11th, from 1 fo 4 p.m.

Tea and Refreshments ‘Will be Served

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