CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday April 4, 1974

Provincial Library
Parliament Bldgs
Victoria, B.C.

WARM THANKS TIMETOGRIN

wish to extend my warm thanks
to all my many friends for thelr'support’
‘at the polls. ;

By the time many of
us find the key to success,
someone has changed all
the locks.

What's the most oe used address in'the country?! It may not. be the
‘most; popular, ‘one;:but the Taxation Data Centre ‘Ottawa receives more.’

than 10 million tax returns a year, most of them’ ‘between’ "January and May. ‘

But: the, Data Centre’is more than Just.an address, Perhaps more. than any

other part,:the Taxation Data Centre Pgs a central role in ‘the! {operation
of Canada’s taxation system. : i

EGAR NEWS

- Published Every Thursday Morning at “The Crossroads of the Kootenays” -

yi Dagens ? CASTLEGAR, BRITISH! COLUMBIA, THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1974

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Fatal Accident Triggers Action —
For Better Lighting at Blueberry

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Steve Jankola .

‘y TTe OUT OF THE WAY. .. BUT NO
PARKING: PROBLEMS

Go: to ‘the large 631 on 3rd Ave., Castlegar,
for. courteous home-like atmosphere and pwilth all
your shoe repair problems.

The Data Centre ‘houses the huge computer facilities of Revenue Canada;
Taxation-— computers that do everything from addressing your person-
alized income tax return to deciding if you have a refund coming.’ The,
department is one of the largest computer users in the country and.employs
500 permanent and.5500 temporary staff during the filing season to handle

the avalanche'of tax returns. S

Your Satisfaction is Our Concem

More than anything Fela: the Data Centre is the place ners it is-decided
if you owe more ‘money at the end of the year or have a ‘tax refund coming.
Last year, seven out of ten taxpayers got refunds for a grand {otal 0 of more

than one billion doltars.

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: WH SELKIRK COLLEGE

Castlegar, By Cc.

Chairmanship cand Faculty Positions

Selkirk College is a (comprehensive commu-
nity College located in ‘a mountaineering and _
skiing region ‘of. southern: British Columbia.

“the College invites applications for the Chair
-manship ond ; Faculty
diploma ‘program | in Nursing.

‘Applicants for the positions must have a mink
mum of a Bachelor's degree, preferably a Master's
degree :for the position ‘of Chairman, ‘in addition
‘to’ relevant Nursing and ‘teaching experience and
‘aust bas eligible ‘for registration with ‘the: Regis:
tered Ni urses Association of British Columbia. °

Insurance Company Warn

If Your Car Skids, Watch the Direction

“For many years,” ‘says
president of ' the — Allstate
Insurance Companies of Canada -
Ray Kiefer, “people have been
correctly informed about how
to maintain control of a car
-when it goes into a skid—but
they “have also been’ ineptly
informed.’A skid happens with
ietehtonings rabddenneter and.

trying to remember rules and
methods of recovery at such a
moment is’ almost impossible.
There is an easier way.

~ “Ag -you—right ‘at. this
non-driving

moment in a

situation—probably know, the.

proper way to recover from a
skid: is to‘ turn the steering

NOTICE

As of

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wheel in the direction in which

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for. Trail branch ‘only

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your rear. wheels are slipping:
If the rear slides right, turn the
wheel right, if left, turn it left.
But at the moment of a skid, it
is not always possible to think
this thing through in the time ”
at your: disposal. “A much

keep turning the wheel in the
natural manner you would to
point the car in your intended
direction—believe it or not, you
end up doing exactly the right
thing te recover.from your skid.
Why? Because if the rear of the
ear slips to the right, your.
head-on’: vision’ through «the
windshield shifts to the left of
the ‘direction’ you had been
heading—and .. your . move
swings the front of-the car to

“*the right again as’ soon as the

isual goal”.moves.out of line

*with “your. original “direction.
. The same applies for.a left-rear
“skids :

i “This method ‘is especially *.
helpful in’ a highly. slippery.
‘fishtailing’ situation; where the

‘back end slips left, then as you
Tecover, continues on. to slip
right, then back again, etc, By
simply \keeping the: steering

heel: ‘moving to» keep your. -

intended direction:in front of
the car, you can recover. from
even rapid. fishtailing in sec-
onds. So remember,” Mr.
Kiefer concludes, “if you skid,
watch where you're going cand
steer Ssssrgney.y ‘

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" teffer. Writer Says Blood
Curdled by Socialism's Chill

Dear. Sir: .

The chill winds of, “social;
ism" as’ practiced in British
Columbia is beginning to curdle
my blood.'Since the NDP came ©
to power, August) 1972, I find ;
the. folowing Sats | more than
concerning: :

worst record in past 20 years,
So what: price rents? ©)

Do you - know.’ that—the -
1972/73 budget provided 30.37
per cent of budget expenditure
for’ educati
first: budget “of the NDP was
only 28.31. per cent and. now
1974/75 budget has slipped to:
an appalling 25.48 per cent. The °
$30 million increase to “school
districts: granted: by the NDP, ..
falls.$2:1/2--million below tl
increases granted by the NDP

: lo teachers salaries. So what.

price school desks and pencils? . -

Do’ ‘you know “that—the
combined fields of health and
human resources, the expendi-:
ture. is. thus: °1972/73—73.87 ;
per’ cent; °1978/74—66.31 per"),
cent* and 1974/15—68.5 Pete
cent?

Do you know thal oases
of ‘Natural’ Gas within: British :
Columbia: face a 80 per cent,

increase on their ‘residential’

rales for}1974?

Do you know . that—total ~
increase for roads, bridges and ~
ferries“ this. year is only
$7,400,000. more © than 73/74."

This ° means.a “standstill pro- ES
©. gram" for this year.

Do you know -that—in the:
first seven’ months the NDP
were. in: office,
salaries. for “all departments.
increased by. $28,999,319? ‘

Do. you know. that—the:
Premier has’ five, executive”
assistants, being paid in excess~

of $17,000 each annually? Onefi=

served -the former Premier for;
20 years? 3
Do you know that—office

furniture for the minister of :-

wages and.’

“industrial development, trade.
“and ‘commerce ‘cost the _ tax

payers $86,000? --

Do. you. know .,that—per-
sonal: income ‘taxes; are now
$39,268,000! more ’- than ‘all:
corporation insome. taxes of ur;
Brovines?

know ‘thatthe :

Ecatnen last

ein, firs ige' 5
il nt: The consent of! the

legislature?!’

As responsible citizens, my
question is: ‘How long can we
afford this “peoples” paradise?

. 1978/74 budget, . *,

G. MacAndrew
Castlegar

‘Funeral Services

Conclude Tuesday -

For Agnes Maloff

‘A Kootenay resident since

/1912, Mrs. Agnes Maloff, 74, of-
Winlaw.-died Saturday at
Castlegar. and District Hospital.

“Funeral. services.’ began
Monday and concluded Tuesday
from: ‘Appledale Hall. %

‘Mrs. Maloff was ; born in
s Saskatchewan in January. of
1900.
< She moved with her. family
1o'B.C. in. 1912 and ‘lived ‘at

various * locations throughout

‘the. Kootenays. For the past

two'years she: bed lived ‘at

Winlaw.
° Her husband John died in

“21970 and ‘she was also prede--

ceased by ‘two sisters.
Surviving “are “one® son,

~ Harry of Crescent: Valley; one

daughter, Mrs. | John (Tina)

‘Kalesnikoft © of. Winlaw;' a
“brother © John’ ‘Mkortoff: of

-Winlaw and six grandchildren.

Burial, was “in’’ Krestova *

Cemetery. with the | Castlegar

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Positions in ‘the norveat a

Selkirk College d
aut

ae by Mike Sawchenko, ‘the
Géstlegar Ki iwanis Club's auc-

Memorial services y were’

“held Monday from.the'chapel of
sathe Castlegar Funeral Home for.

‘well known ‘Castlegar: resident,

John: Sherbiko, 66.
Mr.?'Sherbik«

Sept..1 18, 1907, at Los’ Angeles

moving to Canada atthe age of ‘

tia: ‘He received his education

a
hich the club recently donated

‘to; the local’ Senior: Citizens

for =the.
“including garden’ tools, «he oust
hold ‘effects, old lawn mower

iMfridges, chesterfields, Bea,

jeages, tires, ee.

shave new. items: for ‘sale.”
3Sawchenko said district’; busi-
hessmen’ have always’ been,
ry generous in donating good
‘items of slow moving merchan-

/)“dise:to the: auction’ and these:
"> lems. have’ always accounted

for a good portion of the event's
‘financial success.

i
ao The giant auetion will also.

7m
In the late.1940's he began

“Sherbiko, subdivision ‘and® ..

i the Hani Sherbike Hill became
indi 5;

Be ishing. and. hunting.
Mr. :Sherbiko'‘is survived

ag 3
Hewitt: tf Medley,:'Alta.,’ and”
four grandchildren, ‘Andre
Kathryn, Sean ‘and Kevin.
“Brethren ot Senti

<>. seeking. what fu

: Hall Monday when a Masonic”

Memorial * Service. was” held.
This: was © follpwed by. a

- memorial service ‘in the chapel

of the.Castlegar; Funeral home

“with Bro.T. K; Weir officiating.

Organist Bro, Brynmor:.5.

“Smith* ftayed the hymis"What

.a:Friend We Havein Jesus”.

‘Active pallbearers were:C.-,
‘-Andrews,..D.” Craig, W.

M.
Kennedy, ‘W. G. Horvath, .C. Ve

units'at thé Castlegar. Villa are

itentative plans for.the Castle-

gar. Villa Society which is ‘now
gis ‘avail.

able‘ from’ the: incial ‘gov-

ernment: which »’-would;”, be.
“type © of:

applicable’ to thi
housing. °
Minimum; sum’ of; money.
ing sought is-$50,000: ‘
"This was announced at the

seat annual- meeting: of the
< society; held:. in’ the’ Rotary.
‘Health:Centre.

By ha trees bs tad foro

«| A new. and living way

+ The veil was'rent—a covenant sealed

* In‘ wearied sequence

repeating

“Upon their hearts will I write my laws—

_ Upon their minds my. precepts teach’. .
‘Thus love etched deep into'our hearts.
Where a » chisel food never reach.

By Lucy Ellen Eaton

"Seales

from the’

J.
and J. eo ‘Meneer.
Honorary’ pallbearers were all

:-Masonic ‘Brethren; as ‘well as
Clarence Ackerman, Dr. John

Hall, Earl Le Roy and. Cecil
Bradford: y

Graveside Service tbwed

vat” Park.’ Memorial:

conducted by, D.D.
CG. Smith.

= Casilegar Villa Society a
Info Funding Additional Units -

‘The completion of 10 lower Se

<The meeting was well
‘attended : with ‘representation
-Phythian © Sister,

Sponsorship in the KC
Days Queen Contest, the
upcoming Spring Dance, and
the lack of highway intersection
ind street lighting in Blueberry
were topics of discussion at the
monthly meeting of the Blue-
berry Creek Recreation Com-
mission held’ last’ Thursday
vening.

It was learned that a
Memorial Fund has been
started at the Blueberry Creek
School in memory | of Hunter
Herd, a former student at the
school, whose tragic: death
occurred near the Highway No.

3 and Blueberry junction. The

‘commission will: make a dona-
ion to this fund.’ .

Questions were posed on

Association to

Members of the ‘Castlegar
Library board met April.1 for
‘the last time‘as a single. entity
‘before’. the library's’. official
x srualgamaiion with: Kinnaird’,

Regional: “District ‘repre
ntative for: Area. J Martin
randerpol, ‘attended the board

meeting to iscuiss the progress
in

‘Sand ‘transport for,
Castlegar: -Volunteers $8) ‘build
elves agd check,

piso'been
ti

a the Itorarian, and received
in) tarn’a vote: of: thanks from.
the board) for” all‘ his® ‘willing
co-operation ‘in ‘the endeavor
. towards ‘expansion of brary,

A. “'service to Robson.

The librarian reported on
ythe exchange: of inter-library

“loan books with Selkirk College

Vand /'Trail “libraries “and th
equisition of 125:new books.
he ‘was pleased to announce

‘that Mrs, Anna Gattinger had -

volunteered to'give-a Russian

‘Story Hour in’ the library ‘on

Saturdays from 1 to.2 p.m. This

ple of all: ages.

-Mrs. Margaret Gellard:has
successfully: completed the Li-
brary “Development Commis-
sion course in‘ library work.

the adequacy of lighting at the
junction,-\and in Blueberry
Creek proper, as a result of this
accident. After

event which will be held May 3
at the Hi Arrow ‘Arms Mote!
with Rod Cilterd and the

discussion it was decided the
matter, would ‘be pursued
through the proper channels to
prevent further tragedies.

The Blueberry Creek Re-
creation Commission is pleased
to be sponsoring Rilla Hartley
as their KC Days Queen contes-
tant. Rilla, a Grade 12 student
at Stanley Humphries Second-
ary School, is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Army Hartley of
Blueberry Creek,

Plans for the annual Spring
Dance’ were’ finalized, with
organizing chairman Mike Har-
nadek reporting on this popular

Requests Castlegar Library

be Dissolved

Don Jones reported that
he had sent letters to all library
board, members in’ the hneigh-
borhood, inviting them to serve
on the All-Kootenay committee
to’ set up ‘a regional library

request received ‘the previous
month to’ withdraw: ‘some
juvenile, fiction’ ‘series

from’ the ‘library | shelves.\“As
these | books’ are’. borrowed
continually, it was felt that the
library would: not be’ perform-
ing its duties of serving the
whole community by withdraw-

to
apply’ for’, the ‘services ‘of two

-sludents under: the Provincial
Government's Sweep 74) pro- “

gram. = This «scheme: sponsors

Pp ding the
muste for. dancing.
; ° Pat Hegan added that a

unique raffle will be held during
the dance on a glass item.
The next meeting of the
Blueberry Creek Recreation
Commission will be held at the
home of Mrs. Georgina Duff.

Postal Authorifies Seek Public
Cooperation on Addressing

Duplication “of some ave-
hues in’ the: city with the
amalgamation of the two
former towns of Kinnaird and
Castlegar is causing: some
difficulties with the local post
office.

The. following item -was
published in last week's issue of *
the Castlegar News and is
being repeated this week on the
front: page as a public service.

Problem’ areas. for the
: postal’ authorities ‘ would be
deplications of 5th, 6th and 7th
avenues in’ both parts of
Castlegar.

are pretty good ‘al

the problem among themselves *:

but if an error is noted after a
carrier has left, a day's delay
can be. experienced “in” the
delivery. of that piece of mail.

Mr. Wiebe also pointed out

postal services of any distance
refer to a reference list to aid

“them in’ sending. mail’ in the

‘he: name of
eventually. be
from this reference list

right) directi

droy
so it’ is, advisable:to use the...

‘name of Castlegar in preference
to that of Kinnaird.®
5 are

Th Se ended ‘with
the “drafting ‘of’ the © official

= request to the Library Develop-

ment ‘ Commission: that “the
Castlegar Public Library Asso-
ciation: be dissolved ‘when’ the
new board of the Castlegar and
District Public Library Associ-
ation is ready..to assume its
assets and liabilities,
+The library, will be closed
Good Friday and Saturday.

: Meeting Dates

City. council will continue
to hold its regular. meetings on

the first and third Tuesday. of

each month.
5 A-resolution to this effect
was passed Tuesday night at a

fect will, an. air
‘traffic control¥ tower ‘have on
the Castlegar’ Airport?

pilot use Lo go‘into Vancouver,
Airport? ne

These are some: of the
questions that will be answered

., at the April 20 and 2i' seminar

to be’ held’ at: Selkirk: College
under the sponsorship -of West
Kootenay ee ot - COPA,
Flight 22.0

The seminar is not restriet-

“ed to members of the Canadian

Owners and Pilots Association
and is designed to cover the
interests of’ all persons ‘who ©
have any. interest in aviation,
Giving. the ‘talk on® air.
traffic control and radio proce-
dure will be. Dick Jennings,

following their. street or ave-
nue. ‘This would then read, as
an example, Sth Ave. South,

“It is incorrect,” says Mr.
Wiebe, “to. put 5th Ave.
Castlegar South.”

: In turn the Castlegar
residents are asked to put the
word north: following ‘ their.
street or avenue, i.e, 5th Ave.
North.

. Residents pee in
using the prescribed form ‘of.
addressing mail will be a great
service to the postal authorities
says Mr. Wiebe. $

"Estimate of Costs”

On Sewage Study
Asked by Council

feasibility study in updating the
sewage . system | taking” into
consideration st -the City as it
stands with the amalgamation
of the two Pee

chief controller at the Penticton .>
air ‘tower.
{ Other. speakers include G

Lavery for air regulations, J.
Sapnire for airways, C. Leylan
for. accident investigation, B.

Allen’ for pilot’s ; own’ mainté-
nance, E, Batchelor on VFR and
IFR, D. Armitage on careers in-
aviation’ and, Tom. Wilson on,
weather briefing.

There is a $5 fee for the:

“two days with a light lunch

included. g
Members of Flight 22 have
arranged for a shuttle service
between the Castlegar Airport
and Selkirk College for anyone
flying in. *

Knights: of Columbus, ‘United .

Church Women, Castlegar, Ro-
tary Club, :IODE, “Castlegar
Kiwanis: Club:and: St. Joseph
Catholi ‘omen's League.

"A new slate of officers was
nained. “These ‘are. president
Paul.” Oglow, vice-president

* Rose Campbell, treasurer Elea-

hor-Holdsworth and directors |

“Mike: Sawchenko, Mrs. Laura

Dewis,. Paul Moroso, Gil Suter
and ‘Aage C. Sylest.:

A®.vote | of; thanks was
extended to outgo g Freee
Jim Lamont, 4

: Improper Tally
- Could Cause
Wonderment
“Castlegar News readers
whoican add figures correctly
(probably. an.’ overwhelming

majority of our readers) likely
noticed last week that there

: was an error in reporting the
‘results of the mayoralty elec-

tion.

“The poll-by-poll~ figures

‘published for George Bondaroff

show he..got a total of 463

|votes—100 more than the
< Castlegar News credited him

with.

‘Mayor Ed’ Mosby won
election: with 978 votes while
former mayor John Landis was

r p. with 560 votes.

special meeting of ‘council. .

beta IT’S ON THE BUTTON! yells one happy yor at

as the opposing ‘skip slaps his

ungster
hand to his head in

dejection. Ninty-one ry involving 364 children played 208 games

on 15 sheets of ice in

Arena in the Jam Can Curling

Bonspie! sponsored by the Castlegar Kiwanis Club. From 9 a.m. to
Osh Go Serer dat ed eneia tem eee to 3 pan. on Sunday the

cub will definitely
year.—Castlegar News Photo