A Social Welfare Office
Isa Possibility in Castlegar

Castlegar ma:
office of the soc!
nartment.

An official of the depart-
ment told Castlegar town coun-'
cil Tuesday that at present the

goon have an
welfare de-|

“y town provides . sufficient work

FUTURE TEACHER, John Jmayoff, left, of Brilliant, was pre-
sented with a $150 scholarship from the Castlegar and District

the award was Nelson Allan

of the teachers’ group: Mr, Smayoff plans to enter Keccondary, teach:

ing. — Castlegar News Photo

PATTI CLARK ‘was presented.a $100 scholarship from the Cas-|""

tlegar and District Teachers’ Association. Miss Clark was one of
several students ab Selkirk Sollege who were presented recently’

held in. the office of

with
principal Andy Boles, [reser the scholarship is Nelson Allan.

— Castlegar News Photo

‘Woodworker.

Urges

Merchants to Speak Up

reeks I danse issues for fhe the
pletely wi

I pallewe tha that “tye you, asked
the merchants of Castlegar ani
district to“Jook at their pies
cards in their files, you would
find prabably 90 per cent names

MARX AUTO BODY
& PAINT SERVICE

Towing — Body Work
Painting. — Welding

Insurance Claims
Handled ly

of woodworkers in them,
reason for. that being
-| that we need the cash amoney for
other things fe ctricity, | Christm
telephone and. esti which do

d| not give credit. vou would also | ¥

see that it takes a long time to
pay these off because we can’t
afford to.

So I think the merchants
should. go and see the employers
and talk to them: instead © of

e

‘or. “one, and one-half
vorkers.”

Tho. department's policy is
1 open offices only where there
3 enough work for two full-
‘me social workers, said W. H.
‘rossley of Nelson, regional
‘rector of social welfare servic-

8,

Mr. Crossley, accompanied
vy assistant district sunerinten-

it R. Gattinger, appeared be-
or the council to answer
ueries from council members
nd outline both costs and ser-
ces provided by the depart

ent,

“Qur questions imply no cri-
telsm of the work fs social wel-
‘are,” said Mayor R.
jocks. “It-is just something new
‘o be making. direct: co! ne new |

have some

‘ions to the service and we want- ys

services
Crossley
handled. in Cantegar are: social

Mitey Mite |
Hockey

The Mitey Mite Rockets out-
skated the Eagles to a 3-1 win

on Saturday,

Marksmen for the Rockets

Wayne Koochua and Danny
the Fiyers ahead

put
8-1 for a win over the Hornets.

GKRD Assumes
Task fo Get ARDA
Ald for Oolischenia

A decision on ARDA dev-
elopment for Ootischenia is in
the hands and some
progress should be noted Dec. 2,
‘when the regional district holds
its pent meeting.

ing to gain n sasistance from a fed-
eral program, the “Agricultural |
Rehabilitation and I

area has been ana fee E g

id in two goals and

The marksmen 1or the Hor-
nets was Billy. Bals
Team pee "tor Nov.
are; Rockets, ets and Flyers
with two ach. The Horn-
ets, Eagles and 1 Red Wing Jun-
iors os one win aplece:

8

Act, for construction of a water
system.

ARDA officials’ coztentions
that the area does not quallfy
since it is not predominately a

tin,” Billy Balsdon, : Jeff’ Towns-
end, ‘Danny Barnes and ‘Dennis
Hughes with one point each.”

Among Mr.
Tistede which oes oie | Gea

ince — ‘pellet? —' with

n° BAY: AVE)’ ’
TRAIL, B.C,
Hs 364-2114
“SHOWING. FRIDAY SATURDAY - MONDAY
JAMES COBURN IN.
“IN LIKE FLINT” — Coler
DOOR 7.00, .. TWO SHOWS 7,30,- 9.38,

clones
Bing ire

ni foster

a
for ‘adoption is is mt
viewed.

-. Discussing the problem of
trying to encourage employable
adults to find..work and thus
eliminate ‘the necessity: of rellof
assistance’ for‘ them, . Cross:
said that one of the first
steps ‘is’ to determine whether

a these people are really employ-

able,

There a time when this
iring. term, “employable” had only a

Pl e pointed
out, ‘but’ it: now includes both
mental and emotional health as
we!

He sald that, in many cases,
the department, along with other
government functions or separ-
ately, finances’ g° program: of
retraining for new or better jobs,
rehabilitation pocedures: such
as for those alcoholic pro-
blems and counselling with those
who appear to -have emotional
problems in their employee-em-
Dloyer relationships.

“These people often project
problems ‘to the outside world,
tather than the ‘inside world’
where they belong.”

“In small communities," he
+ |concluded, ‘we try to keep our
fingers on the pulse of local em-
3 |ployment and assure that clients
are really ig to find work.”

They are required to have
thelr names re; ed at the
local manpower centre until
they find’ work ‘and if they fall
to ‘register they become inelig-

‘Should Your House Be:Sold -

‘4s

ible: for welfare assistance, he

Aftor the Children are Grown?

—

This is a problem many parents have to face. You date
to leave a home with sentimental’ attachments. Yet;whea
the children are gone, it seems impractical to ‘keep up” se
much more space than you need: cleaning it, heating wee mow-
ing’ grass, shoveling snow, making repairs, 1 and

down .staira, ete.

The ‘time comes when a smaller place, or ry compact
apartment might make life infinitely easier-for you. And you
may be Pleasantly Surprised at how big'a lump sum the old

ring,

We are prepared, both to help you re-locate more suit-
ably and also to sell: your house for spot cash. Consult us
without obligation, Come right in, or phone.

HIPWELL REALTY

277. Columbia Ave.. Phone 365-7614
Castlegar, i

-time area has
been rejected by residents of the
a. OPA et ene tot cee

Jovestigadon byi6 CKRD ‘will
ing. why: several Sther areas in
the district hdve obtained ARDA
assistance tor systems which are

described s largely. the same
the Ootischenia program.

Doukhobors Still
Against War Toys

A group of Castlegar and
alstriet ict residents ee bs cant:
paign ear a e@ sale
and aad adverlag of war toys as

ifts for children.

ding Do
said a meet was to be
ee tes thts week in the Bril-
liant fen Tacties for the cam-
paign will be discussed.
of the group Ed

Chairman
|Stretive . of Glade sald the bid
follows a

trying to e the
ers to take a wage increase Which
is a lot less than half of what

oe ip

24-Hour Wrecker Service
Ph. 365-3037

the and

ants know how we feel.
'N. Barisenkoff,
Box 1428,

' KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

BINGO

ST. RITA’S HALL
FRONT ST.

TONIGHT

R. E.' Goulet

& ee

ARARAARARAAAAAAATATAAA AANA AAA NAAR
(CASTLEGAR DRUG

JUST EVERYTHING TO. PLEASE ALL CHILDREN :
Make Your First Stop Our Basement Toy. Wonderland
It’s: Your ‘One-Stop ‘Toy. Shop!

CASTLEGAR a

‘ Corner. of Pine and Columbia’
‘Open Monday — Saturday 9: am.to6p.m. . Fridays 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Sunday and Holiday Hours:

neh ee vce

two
years ago when some degree of
success was achieved.

Mr. Laktin said on Monday
that the group plans to approach
store managers, and to contact
parents through the distribution
of pamphlets in an attempt to
cut down the sale and advertis-
ing of war ove

“They iockery
the Christmas Ke ace e said] fn
Laktin.

Castlegar Socials

Visitors at the home of Mrs.
H. Johnson during the

FOR THE RE

Castlegar Savings Credit Union

is the best place fo Save.
Pick the plan that best

Suits your individual need s.

were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Koehler
of Evans, Wash.

Ruth McCammon and Joe
Dellee of Evans, Wash. were
guests of the latter's sister, Mrs.

qunare endareoey on. Saturday.

. Couch and some
of her's siudents attended the art
show in Nelson Thursday.

Ed Herman left Jast Sunday
for the coast. Mrs, Herman hop-

es to leave shortly to join him.

12 Noon - 1 p.m.

REND

Phone 365-7813
6.7p.m.

UAUUUUUUUUCUUEEEE EEE EUUY

BLUE CHIP

Earn 5% ‘monthly

‘SAVINGS PLAN

minimum monthly balance (to the
nearest dollar.) Why accept less?

on your

in 122...

6 %
RENEWABLE TWO
YEAR TERM DEPOSITS

“© Double your. money-in only.
12 years, Why. double it:in:14: or
more years when you can do so_

5%

ON SHARES
=, SAVINGS.—., bs

Based on distribution ‘of sur
: plus. by the membors in'1966:In

insured.

SAVE WHERE yours aware —_ OME

most .cases savings are also life |

Provincial bibraryy
Feel mant Bulldingss

i. Might Go'Down

‘Creston Union ‘Crosses.
Legal IWA Picket Lines

Crestbrook Forest Tadus-

the- Crestbrook plant ‘after. the
1963 legal: IWA. strike’: 2". the

More than. 100 members of
the: Lumber. and Sawmill’ Work-
‘cca of the United Brotherhood
o€ Carpenters union cxossed the

"culkin Taxes

>Next Budget Year: :.
Castlegar. will- almost cer-
tainly have a reduction in taxes

during. 1968.

This was the word given
Tuesday: by "Castlegar Mayor R
C. Maddocks,

‘The mayor ‘declined ‘to name

a specific amount in making jhis| o¢

prediction, but said that the’ pre-
sent would

people who
scabbed on that strike.”

The rhe carpentare. union mem-
bers d ‘the picket lines ‘in
spite of Gf the at that the legality
of the line had been established
in the: courts: after Crestbrook
attempted to. obtain: an ‘injunc:
| tlon prohibiting the’ picketing.

<(Barlier this weok ‘a ‘Celgar,
in/ spokesman informed the 'Castle-
gar News that the legality of the
picketing: of *: the
plant’ had: been 1 sabllohed by.

ie cour’ the ‘same.cases
for precedent ‘on: which ‘Celgar.
would have relied had it attemp-
ted'to ‘get’an injunction to’stop.
Biexeting of its” Celgar pulp ‘div.
on.

(The. Crestbrook: decision
proved Celgar lawyers right in
that. ifthe company. had tried to
obtain an injunction here,’ such
ea injunction would not have

been granted,” hi d.

the legal IWA VA picket line, Local

indicate some

Axel ©\Jensen said
ti — held

cAt. least one member «of.
council disagreed with the may-
or’s prediction, but: both agreed]

the’ situation is very. indeterm. ‘
vs) 2 Vand receive no’

on’ three iB cusiens cand the ‘fol-

lowing * ‘two: alternatives “were:

considered: :'\ °%:

pee Honor. the ‘picket lines
sup)

THE Bi

performed recently;
Forest. Semen fares ‘was' taken’ from:the
bia'river by equipment at the Celgar plant,
lof ! wintery: winds;*BCFS ‘ens

‘be’ put

ito ice”
‘Analcf Sho’ olsed forthe:
tus’

fj mains the only sow!
S| better not only the Munroe. Re-|

iilled the
tire 7

‘By! Burt Campbell, Editor, Castlegar
bein,

IWa. Inembers at the

Proposal which

are ig
R, C. -Maddocks ‘In an. attempt’ to\end: the |
Celgar lumber’ division here:

jews
iby Ci
long

ition to both pany: and -the union
to sit down‘ at the table “won't ‘be extended y unless ‘we ‘havea
‘has a ‘of by. both

found soon.

Columbia: Cellulose Co. -re-
erm Interior

‘umber producer: prepared
port, but; the northern interior’
dumber ‘settlement : 3

Association: Teitermued thelr

solve to maintain their offer. ofa a
‘a4-cent wage increase” to! their,
employees,’

i

with: ‘the ' presentations ‘of «th
TELRA’ at Justice'F.°C. Murnree'é
‘8 hearings ‘in‘-August,
nonetheless, tas. bargained sep-
ar ely. from'the IFLRA. °°"!

‘Several "Weeks ago’ the ‘com-
‘pany accepted the northern bet:

Celgar, while. it-allled staat mi

corte Maddocks | was hopeful that: such a

* Bee es
~Celgar is: Alone in Offer
- Bettering: Munroe Report

a oe

‘An_ancient- philosophy, 2 has haa) ther

id -CKRD ©:
Gene: Bodard told. the |al
certlegens News Tuesday: there

found ithe answer: to-one

Speaking yes 3
kirk College, Bitcen ay ae Bet
ria told” of: the:

‘ mii
composed of. I ee students at
noon 'that science feels a inaxt-

yd also addressed in:

i. Mrs. Learo:
‘a “public meeting at ‘the College
Test night.

> Explaining
dental ‘Meditation: ts -more

-moreé ' than
intense concentration or: ‘emp-

Salli consclous
thou sheik nga it is th
to:

human

age he ts AD oF =
er “psychedel gs are. seek-
ing something, she declared,’and|
what they are really ‘secking ching te

the fulfilment attained thro
meditation. |

‘The secret of this has been|
known for centuries, she went on)

. put was ‘kept as a closely guard:

ret until Indian meditation:
st Maharishi Mahesh determined
to reveal the secret Stor the ben:|

ist M.

efit’ of-all-:i

He originally ‘ised it in In.
dia for the ben
people there, but: the

of ‘using meditatoin has become

‘adherents. of]?
nieditation ‘that she ‘named ae

worldwide; seeithin | a*few’ years.
Among

several popular: singers:
groups eetruding? the ‘Beatles.
Donovan anda: group with. the
picturesque name of “The 'Door.”

‘Jt is the answer to the drug

problem, she © assert
that all

popular singers. who’ appeal:'to bright,”<‘‘we’
“the ‘teen-age: group ‘have at jone

ie or. another’ taken
But)

1G i:
wers - of drugs? are

‘are’ effective
ea for. a certain’

ter. this
is a definite “let-down.”

of by. contact with
she.

discovering. The ‘Being. “the i
deepest force or Personality in
existence.

adding
‘or most ofthe current| while the: overall

drugs.
‘ind-expanding)

a ioctecs
ere
been must work: with other’ agencies
to| .

o limitations. of traditional. re-
aeeny she: declared,’ adding}
that among followers in India are
Buddhists, Hindus aud members
| of most other’ ‘religions.
It is’ ‘something’ of.a
3| removed entirely. from ‘religion.
She «is available in the Hil:
Arrow. ‘Arms all ‘day today for
discussion or: consultation ofthe
techniques” of °'T

annie ‘has gone beponal

alra| houses, 736‘in all,

“The dog lem
hounding town council:
ing ‘to ‘a ‘report ‘given Tuesday
by. det Alderaan Bill

e
Ss. Ald ;Reed reported: that in
a six-day ‘blitz of Of all, . Castlegar
it'was found
that there were {80:dogs

Up to the

yey, he explained, .134 due tor
had"been sold and'18 more,were

Meditations: i
oMrs,‘Learoyd exp!

although’ the 3 ‘power: for) using}

Transcendental = ‘Meditation is

“anyone who * cat

think,” full use‘ of the’ power is

of
tobe obtained only with insiraee %
"| tit

stron: an. exper ence int

fained chat,| x

sold ‘since.
ousioa (he asia ome
es, : he «said, adding:
there were 136 homes'at: -which
the «surveyor: ‘received. ‘no’
swer, so:there:is: the: *Dosaibility
even more canine’ offenders.”
“It took six days for fhe a

itia-| yey, 80 = it “was .e3

i 93 Castlegar,” i
Aman; who’ beHeves ‘that|*
future: is
‘we’: hays. to‘ work to

concluded.

p | media should be

operators of.

: ccording © to’-Mr.
soe -and: $805 per month if

y
: aces a aerenny which encom-

ing between RD ‘re:
| presentatives and the. Funeral
. home was to. have ane! a

nil
ed ‘an, RD Tequest for bids on the
ew service. | .

oY proposed cost figures ‘are::
$1,085: per month for. two/am-
bulance «vehicles {one a‘ stand-
by.-unit);:'$950° per“ month ‘for.
ie. pavenieles, although* of St

ler. type,” at

ght.
“ Costs of thie” service ‘wall be
aid’ by

S| see a performance of the Gold-
town will press for some other
form of group display from elth-
er the armed. forces . or the

Kinnaird’ and? ‘Weston. Area J.
J Mr.. Bodard said a plan will

i that
son will be included in
the igarvice. 13

ii letter trom the

en Centennaires in 1968 but the}:

on Wed,
13, %, 15 aed Does 2m 2 and

of
Mayor R.'C. Maddocks gaid Tues-
day.‘ that “he* had’ learned « the
Centennial flying group: has
beei en

River Transpo

LA ‘booming tourist industry,
‘similar to that of the 0:

Again Come Into. Its Own

rtatoin Will

: “Develop 2 a’ basic ,technteal

tape water. travel by.such means
and. of

isting and possible “future trans-

cluding ‘au-

for. -util
ities. were among the predictions
made for the future in Central

‘day. to ‘the .CKRD
directors, : town a Planners: Raw:
son and‘ Wiles said that increas-

Amportan 3
travel: must: await“: super-
means ed =vwater -transport.

it planners in. the
oan “think ahead 50 that high
speed..craft ‘are not ited
because of something else (be-
ing done)” the report added.
It ‘explained that both com-

more difficult by the severity of
in Central Kootenay|

passes an area from Kinnaird in
the west to Creston ‘in ‘the-east.
“In tot commanleations

ce’ of lake and river| in
-fast|

munication‘ and travel are made tations:

and future),
and -V" ¢
take © off)”: aircraft, commuter] te:
rail,.: hovercraft. and: other’ sys-
tems,’ the report ‘urges.
“| Stillanother’ possibility is
a- govermment-shared’ system of
term Tange “air routes,
‘using * conventional ‘aircraft.
‘the ‘other ~recom-
a| mendations of the ‘report were:
‘Areas along major. high:
ways apocitied le

format all next year.

new®, council should» consider
asking the, minister. to put Cast-
legar ‘on any planned ‘agenda
for such. events as the armed
forces tattoo.

The ror also

performance here. of. thi

mausteal ride, a precision Paling
team‘: which » has \ attracted - af
out. the eatin:

and will not per-|:
He added, however, that the |”

may' speculated
on the possibility of oplaining al

maneouvres.

tention . throughout
ent for its intricate and colorful |°

Twin Towns

Castlegar town council has
that’ a_pro-

‘e. "good ‘road, rail quavor
me ater transport system.

sed water supply:
Berry Creek is safe from pollu-
fed ‘but the assurance was quali-

letter. from Associated
con read at a’ Tuesday
of said the dan-

designed to provide a large num-
ber of’ activities in‘a Elven; area.

er of pollution in ‘the creek is
no greater than in other water | 15

Investigate

Blueberry Water Source

er pollution, the letter fa on,
is to set:up a watershed which
is closed to public

present. conditions. ©
Closed .-watershed systems

’ less and ‘less ‘fav-
our from and

incceate substantially: the how

regional issues,” the report adds.
ested ‘that :develop-|

A: retiring
says he: will: institute the prac-
tice of: being; ‘available | to‘ town
4.30; and’ 5.30

y Little, twice a
missioner.’ on: Castlegar
feels’ that Sith the’ decrease in
payrolls’ in: this ‘area, the town

on page seven)

council;

“| p.m. weekdays ‘in: the municipal
jetties

- a: candidate’ for mayor.

, Zinlo,? who ‘is: complet-

ing bay second two-year ear, termy/ag as
alderman, : has» always , be-

leved during ‘his: time on ‘council

to” provide ‘the * most efficient
means possible of using water
bodles:for travel. 93:5 |
=) The ‘idea “of cooperatives
was brought out ‘in a’ suggestion
that ‘ smaller)‘communities con-
sider the concept as|a means of

ncing ‘their water-; iy ae 4

inew you'd came ‘to

sewnge swresteidlspoaals ‘disposal,

: Kinnaieds Hippy, Mayor: Chooses
A New:Elc ‘

power, Carl-Bab'

,Emblem

— Selkirk College BLURB
see th value’ ‘of flower a

(continued on page seven)

fire san

ernment departments, the he letier
explained.

» Endorsing schon of council

estigat problem