CASTLEGAR Ni" Thursday, January 20, 1972

~ Spectallsts Come fo Selkirk
- For Income Tax Act Seminar

‘A two-day seniinar to
e in deta the prove
elons of the 1972 income
tax act will be held at Sel-
kirk College Jan, 21-22 un-
der the sponsorship of the
and West te:
Chapter of The Certifis
Genoral pecounians ASEO-
ciation of
will

Paminar
conducted by ‘two val
known Vancouver tax spe-
cislists, Jacques Barbeau
and David Birnie of the
Vancouver law firm of Bar-
McKercher, Colling-
‘Hanna.

wood and
are designed
not only “for certlfied gen-
eral accountants and stud-
ents, but for all members
of the accounting protession
id the ess commun:

Registration fee of, $40
susludes two luncheons, a
of the new income

tax act Bill Cc -259) for each
cipant, plus other wor-

g_document
Points to be covered at
ue

1)

PE Deferred income
plans, income and estate
Pl

@ Corporations corpor-
ate aequisitons and amal-
gamations,

Giant Corporation
Froths at Mouth

Over Creston Beer

” Pepsi-Cola has filed a
suit against Interior Brewer-
jes-of Creston over the
name of a beer introduced
1a oe soft drink :

e 80! company
name “Mountain

a Vancouver newspap-
columnist _ commented
that ‘ithe Creston colossus
— it sells only in B.
is somehow offering a ‘threat
ie ae det ae
which pro spends mote
on one TV commercial than
Interior Browse does on
a year’s hops.”

fos 4100

CUP OF COFFEE
“The Best in Town”
Centre Restaurant

For further informat-
fon contact; Paul G. Moroso,.
Castlegar.

JAMES DENHOLME

Accountants Give
- $250 Scholarship
Certified General

lege to awt
deserving srudent ed tng
in the CGA financial man- -
agement _course of study.
“The award is part of a
$82,050 scholarship prog-
ram covering all universities
and community colleges in

president
said the

decision to juara the schol. 2

arships is in keeping wit

the associations objectives

to encourage continuing ed-

ucation and personal

velopment projects,
“There

are many young
people who are age need of
dinancial, help if they are
to co: we with their edu-
cation Ma ie added “Our .as-
mn is pleased to be
able to offer these scholar-
ships as a gesture of en-
couragement, to those who
wash; to enter our pro:

FOREST DISTRICTS
‘purposes of effic-
dent. management and jad
ministrai

, British

4 has been divided into
five Porent Districts by the
forest Service. Head-
ters of the five are lo-
at Vancouver, Nelson,
loops, Prince Sere:

J and Prince Rupert,

Winter Ti

Check Your

“Hf your tread is going, for
SAFETY’S SAKE, replace your tires

purchased at reasonable prices.

KEN’S AUTO AND
WHEEL ALIGNMENT

rac

Pt

NOW!

while winter tires can be

BUSINESS REPORT

‘sident and

Phone 365-7532

Columbla Cellulose President Replaced.
By Celanese Corporation Vice-President

By BOB McMURRAY-
Business Editor The
Vancouver ‘Province
George a
has been replaced as pre-
ef executive
officer of the tinanc:
troubled forestry firm, Col-
umbia Cellulose

Co.,
A brief company ert
ement on Frigey seid
Scrimshaw, who

learned the Col

Jose's net loss for ists pal
be about ah bo 11 ae fet
writing o! 2 amo!

in allowances for previous

year The Celanese Corp. has
re than mil-

jected mo.
ieee into Colcel in the past
two years with loans and
urchases of preferred

Top officials of the
were not available
for comment on the man-

* agement change or the fin-
facial ‘matters on Friday

announcement of is wee
change was made .
T. chairman o:

liam
Columbia Cellulose and At
cutive COB on of Cel-

de-. ted him

with Celanese for
years and held a a variety at
executive jpoaltions aS pan te
co: all o:

SAND bs areca
ment vat

The Marx statement: said
Scrimshaw will continue to

be available to the company
for consultation and advice,
In the parlance of the
business world, a resignat-
ion for “personal reasons”
is normally a diplomatic wey
of rato on executive has

cy has lived in ‘Pho.
Arizona for seven

came to the
company on a management
contract. from Champion
Papers raexport: diy division and
sald that his
Abate had “peer” that
of a troubleshooter.

te °
ulp mil (a sulph-
at Prince Rupert
. Since then it has

id another at

The \ Castle; opera-
tion have been’ inte; ted
iclent

with a sawmill for e:
fra most profitable use .of
ty

Scrimshaw has been
dited by company officials
with cutting operational
costs,

However, save for 1989
when profits were $1.4 mil-
jen, he has not been able able

e company
black ink.
losses were:

In -1967,
$107 ‘million; in 1968, they
$9.5 n; and
ion, 1070, they were cut | cut to ye

first. nine months ae 1971;
were $6.7

financial ‘igures for) in

1971 have not been reveal:
Province

_ Management operations,
Scrimshaw. fired 3

jauiven and brought in
new team, some of ‘whom
a with

ul;
more n two, ‘nullion
It is reported that Col,

about 150,000 tons me
worth at normal
about 322 million,

Snow. on Roof
Drains need

earned money was spent is
remaining in the house.

Insulation is recog:
nized agent. in Teducing
heat loss to keep a house
warmer il in the winter. For

Salles eroper,
should “be installed. proper. Br
— to hang or lie straight
without sage ing. A well-
designed hor home ited

rotect ground level rooms.
locors above crawl spaces

-and unheated garages

require attention.

Insulation also im-
portant in on. the home
Sooler in the summer time.
Because aluminum is known
to reflect heat,'some insuls.
tion is backed ‘by alumint
foil. This is added protection
the heat within the
winter and outside
ers 2

“Ald. Macbeth Replies io Tesile Letter

ar Sir: :
I had no intention of
a ne war

oa misinformed, cert-
any | he did not consult me,

on either my dgnorance or
feelings. It is jj

“solution was two for, one
against and two. abstentions;
the official vote

four is one in favor of the
Make no mistake

NOTICE

The Board of Management of the Hospital requires direc-
ting their terms of office.

tors to repl

Join the Hospital Society today.

Mi lL, 1,3:

ip in the S

ty is open to all persons in the

Hospital District: Castlegar, Kinnaird, Robson, ee

Ootischenia, Blu

eberry, Thrums, etc.

DIRECTORS ON BOARD OF MANAGEMENT
4 appointed

6 elected

1 Meet-

Two new dir

must be elect

d at the A

ing in March 1972. Candidates must join the society

. before February

15th, 1972.

_YOU may join the Society by paying $1.00 at ba fol- .

‘lowing locations:

West’s Dept. Store
Castlegar Drug

West Kootenay Power & Light, Oglow Blk.
if Castleaird Piaza

Or at the Hospital

Prasent members may ‘renew their membership any time before the Annual

i _ Mesting in March.

CASTLEGAR & DISTRICT HOSPITAL SOCIETY

33

about it, I knew what I was
doing when I abstained
Only Ald. Bonderofé can
say if his shetention wan

fo find out "what wo would bap:
pen if I didn’t vote.
And now what is this fuss:

I don't a;
as I feel Ald. Rust has
a Eood representative and

‘d has been for-

ee,

ing one of its aldermen 50

well regarded in the region — =

for these many years.

cannot quarrel with
the | eeeeat organization
which has the 21 elected
directors elect a chairman’

lution?
I ‘thought about this for ~

a few days, I then went to
Alderman Rust and had him
confirm:

@ That by changes in
the Act it would pe selbie le
trea that unllpality a

mI 04
Note, e, rather than thi 6 chair.

e That the resolution
would Bass through neveral
an

- Millions of Dollars Worth of Cheques.
Pass ‘Through Banking System Each Day

‘dow “enough the Canadian
yan! system every work-
in, : for a total 1,300

Publication,

1971” thal th
Paper means the avera,
pumber: of cheques D Per per-

nn has out
900 to about 52 today.
In last decade,
about eight’ ‘million new de-
poalt' accounts ‘were gpened

volume

872 ” deposit accounts was
329,002 million, compared
with the 1961 value of $12,-
863 million in (13,281,370

58 per cont of

accounts,
About
these accounts consist of
chequable and non-che: iu
able savings accounts,
24 per cent in current rs

* counts. The remainder com-

an
currency maintained in Can-
ada by foreign to.
provide cover for drawings
on this country.

In this regard, Canada's
increasingly important
tion in international trade
has been responsible for in-

According. to
‘the banks’ forel,
assets and liabilities

Ducks Unlimited Come to Life

puled “diring 16 goa 7o, re

active participation of ine
financial mark-

ternational

"- Factbook" notes’ the
volume of bank loans out-

< an
of 186.7 per cent from ie
095 million at Dec. 31, a
ersonal loans

more ‘than four times hi
er in the some decade,
ing from $1,431 lon to
$6,395.6 lon (and bi

now ate the largest single
source on consumer credit

ame CBA notes the in-
ntage of wo-

k rh employees. Of
Sirk it employees in ‘1960,

of pedsonnel — 93,738.
“Factbook” contains a

broad zelection of banking

stat not generally

In Fuil Color Picture Folder

A magnificent full-color
b about ducks is
available ‘from Ducks -Un-
lumrted, 1495 Pembina High-
way, Winnipeg.

The brochure, folded

youd map style, unfolds to

form a wall chart measur-
i 22% x 33 inches and is
available at no charge.

6

.y Canada. j:- The::. ,paint
whlch depict both the

and female of each species,
were done by Ducks Un-
limited’s —_ artist,

The reverse.side of the

their work in Canada,
the many benefits which
this work produces. Infor-

i paton on waterfowl breed-

on routes,
me Pyatrfow bending it
also ‘given,

avallable In condensed for

Suite
torla; Montreal’ 116. °

CHURCHES

ST. RITA'S
CATHOLIC CHURCH

” Rev, E. A. Brophy .
Ph. 865-7143

Sunday Masses at
9am.-llam-7 pm

CALVARY
BAPTIST CHURCH
Office 365-8430

Home 365-6667
Next to tho Cloverleaf Mote}
Castleaird Plaza

CHURCH OF GOD.
Phone 365-6762

Family Elble Hour oe som
Morning Worsahi up 21
Evening Fellowship Hour

Work Night ‘Tues., 6.30 p.m.
804-7th Ave.,

Christian Brotherhood Hour
Sunday at 9 am. CKQR
ST. PETER LUTHERAN
: CHURCH

405 Maple St., Castlegar
Worship Service 11 am.
Sunday School 10 am.
Phone 365-5976
Pastor. Robert Naber
1905 - 4th Ave., Kinnaird

“The Church of the
Lutheran Hour”

APOSTOLIC CHURCH

“N, Walker - Phone 365-6862: -

could be turned down_ at:
any evel Te. it survived it
could be. considered a rea-
sonable - amendment .- with
more advantages
vantages.
© That it would prob-
ably take: take one or two years
el

te
otters

money Iam: going to
that Zoncerns Mr.
the first

3 share would be less.
than $20. 00. 1h ‘don't see it
beco! ‘during ‘my

Bresent {51 ‘erm of of office.

meeting. However, I would
have presented.a re-
polation at a later me

That
wed Preston berm does not relminate me
‘resolution.

Therefore if one is to
act with integrity it is essen-
tial that I support this re-
Solution when recon-

ered, i ae too bad Mr.
esis coul

than disad- °

as surp!
solution came up at our first ;

REGIONAL ECUMENICAL PARISH

Anglican & United Churches

COMMUNITY CHURCH
9:45 A.M. United or Anglican, Service
(alternate weeks)

st. DAVID’S CHURCH, CASTLEGAR NS
S 8:00 A.M. Holy Communion
10:00 A.M. United Church Service
11:15 AM. Anglican Service
1st, 3rd, 4th Sundays: Communion (trad.)
2nd Sunday: Family. Communion (contem.)
‘Sth Sunday: Morning Prayer.
Parish Office: Phone 365-8337 __
Clergy: T. M. Allen and C. N. Howard

PENTECOSTAL

ekg Bible 8 peat, en
peter: oes Eee
es GRACE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Services & Church Schoo!
Sundays at 11380 am.

r Rev. Martin

Miniete: . Clare
Ph, 352-7400, Nelson, B.C. {j

Business and Professional: Directory

For :
RUBBER STAMPS
+ Sse, Phone, Write
Clean Cut Rubber *
Stamp Shop
Box 25, Robson, B.C.
x > Ph, $65-7605 -

MOORE FORMS
ADDING TAPES
BOOKS

CASTLEGAR NEWS

n't be
to research vie facts before
sound 0!
aoe Macbeth,
ddnnaina

C
and Residential
Electrical Wiring

: BOUNDARY.
Electric i Ltd.

D-BAR-D

CABARET

Every Saturday Night
STARTING’ AT 9 P.M.

THIS SATURDAY NIGHT
COUNTRY SQUIRES

Admission $1.00 Per Person

D-Bar-D Riding Stables

Phone 365-3294 ee
One Mile South of Weigh Scales at Cotischenia

Electric Heat Specialists
‘Medallion Homes.
Ph, 365-7241

BERGEN’S NURSERY
116-9th aird

Fruit’
and flowering trees, ever-
. roses, hedg-

Pr one 365-7334

GREEP’S ELECTRIC
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTING
SALES & SERVICE

"Ph, 365-7075

Free Estimates
DESMOND T.

LITTLEWOOD 'D.0.5.

OPTOMETRIST
366 Baker St.
Nelson,, B.C.’
Ph, 3525152.

PARDMAN FURNITURE
Maytag Sales
and Service
GUARANTEED REPAIRS
‘ “Ph. 365-5240 4
‘ROBSON RADIO & TV
Your ADMIRAL Dealer
Sales & Servica
Also TV Rentals:
Ph. Pete Zibin 365-5575

CASTLEGAR
“ PUNERAL HOME
Peaaital to Kindly
Ambulance — Flowers
“Granite, Marble and
, Bronze’ Plaques

cents.

audit Bureau of

” x.'Ve Campbell, Publisher
Bruce Ramsey, News Editor
Mail subscription rate to the Castlegar News

is $6.00 per year, The price by delivery boy iu 15 .
cents an issue, Single coples in stores are

Second-class mail registration number 0019.
The Castlegar News is a

It 1s a member of the Canadian Weekly
Newspapers Association .and the B.C. division .

CASTLEGAR NEWS .

papper Aran gen date

Cattionss, BLO.

writer. "Pen"
Bly

Questing space

member of the the event of £

the

of the pips! Weekly

should , be

The Salon Castlegar News, Drawer 490, Castles
gar, BC. Letters for publication must be signed

and that there

Burt Campbell, Editor & Manager
Bene Eredman, Shop Fereman
in Ink with the correct name and address of the
But ‘the correct. name must be submitted.
Agreement: It 1s agreed by the advertiser re-

ment of any description or in the event that
errors occur in the publishing of an advertise-
ment: shall. be
ing sDace occupled by. the incorrect item only,

beyond the amount paid for such advertisement,

names will be used on request,

that the liability of the paper in
failure, to publish any advertise-

Mmited to the amount paid by
‘for that portion of the advertis-

ahall be no Labitity in any event

a)
i]
i

My

will be : acco:
pga to aul ud
expe
heir will be it at
he he Activity Centre for the
Handicapped.

mmole peaking at the
nt renresontaties

ee the handicapped
A pawn ent of Rehan

Reports given by vari-
that

ous commalttege
both spk

director of
the B.C. v Aeeaciae for th
Retarded, Mrs.”

to
Bitch school
*Activi--:

it and

in a cony
accessible

Next month there will

Box 1351, Castlegar

the pipedreamer
ny By BRUCE RAMSEY

For the past faw days the Honorable Mombers of the
British Columbia Legislature have been arriving In Victoria
for today’s opening of the 1972 session. In thelr wake have
come a horde of lobbyists, public relationsmen, people with
demands for this, that and the other thing, and all hope to
get a cabinet minister or a Member into a corner in one of
the corridors and give him a good talking to about a Part-
lcular problem.

Often these people come away feeling the govern-
mont doesn’t love them, and they wonder what to do next
to get their point across,

z Such was the situation in British Columbla before the
turn of the century, but in those days there weren't PRmen
etc., to carry out persuasion campaigns. .

Now it s0 happened that the miners in the Weat Koo-
tenay felt very strongly thot the Canadian Pacific Railway
was dictating to the p what the rules
and regulations for mining should be. On this stand they
were probably right.

Delegation after delegation went down to Victoria to '
meet with the premier, the Hon. John Robson, to get the
mining act changed in favor of the poor but honest miner”
Instead of the rich and fat railway tycoons.

tt did no good. Victoria woutdn’t listen.

In Revelstoke at this time there was a man by the
name of Kellie, who had a magnificent nickname. “Pot-Hole.”

How he got this name Is probably forgotten, but what
he did in Revelstoke has never been forgotten, for he took
direct action to solve the mining problem in this area.

We do net counsel -similar action, but Pot-Hole Kellie
“kidnapped” the Honorable the Premier of British Columblal

Robson was on a speaking. tour of the province and
he stopped in Revelstoke for a while, and while there; the
miners, led by Pot-Hole hatched a plot. Very-polite-like
they enticed the premier to go on a sight-seeing trip around
Reveistoke and in all innocence Robson was delighted to go
along. Time passed by and Pot-Hole talked to the premier
about the injustices of the mining act and demanded action.
Robson looked at his watch, and to his horror found that
the train would be just about ready to leave. Keilie was, of
course, very sympathetic but firm.

It was too bad, he ssid, that the premier had missed ;
his train, but perhaps it was all for the best, for now lie
could have the opportunity of meeting with the. miners
themselves and hear their complaints first hand.

Robson was not.too happy about this arrangement for
he knew if would be'a pretty nasty confrontation, but he

agreed to attend a public meeting provided he was per-”
mitted to go incognito and sit somewhere in the back where.

he wouldn't be. noticed.

That night :he, the provincial government, ‘he: CPR’
and mining act were all really roasted by the frate miners,"
but after the meeting, Rebson told Kellie he would sea that
changes were made.

‘Lo:and behold, at the next session of the Legislature

1 8 whole-new! mining: act was -brought down that- included
the changes the miners of the West Kootenay’ ‘wanted. =e
h

For Pot-Hole Kellie it) opened’ up a new:

Senior Citizens
Committees
Named

Mrs, resid-
ent ot the Castles Benlor
itizens = Associat gir Bento has

Funeral services were
pea ud Saturday from St. Dav-

cae her committee mem- nalican Church for

bers for th 1972 Hoginat Sibley, 79, of Cas

operations. Sue chen of cour, who aied oni "Wedues-
They are; oases and District Hos-

Entertainment — Mrs. Born in England, Mr. Sib-
2, ley came to Canada and

Saskatchewan in

served in the

War. following. the
, World War. ollowing the
war he returned to Saskat-
chewan where, in 1925, he

was marri

Moving to
couver in 1936, Niet “sbley
was emplo' by th

Fane

in No

G.
le; gars and flowera

\. ye. le. made his home

BACO

Services Held at St. David's
For Reginald Sibley, Aged i]

when he came to Castleg
Mr.

ty
a Sibley ee Victoria.
He was predeceased by

bis wile Alice, in 1945 and

by. two brotiier, Thomas

and Mon’
Rev, Terry Allen oftic-
Jated at the service with or-
gant Mrs. Fee Bomee
Kigaiy’ Light
idly "and “Abide
with) Me.”
allbearers were A. W.
Rend, Pat Romaine, W. A.
Ken — Barnes,

Ma 4
rth. Surrey until 1068. : hares a. Ghurel and Ed.

win: Hawthorn

i EMPIRE.
16 OZ. SLICED :

PORK RIBLETS

GOV. INSP.
_MEATY

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, January 20, 1972 Le
FOREST ROADS
Burial was in Park
Memorial Cemetery at Kin Sines «180 | ony
with Castle

ice eer.

egar of the B.C. Forest Service

Baa & eet iar, Sal oe an
COMPLETE BUILDERS SUPPLY

‘Mouldings - Lumber - Plywoods

Roofing - Insulation - Formica
Hardware - Doors - Windows
Armstrong Products

GP Masonry & Stacca Supplies

on EELS
Paint . CASH & CARRY DISCOUNTS

; patel eb teh
Big Enough to Serve You — Small Enough to Know You

P & G Builders Supply

Actoss'from the Arena — Phone 365-8151

BEEF. CAN. CHOICE,
CAN, GOOD ...

POT ROAS

_» 69¢

PORK SAUSAGE

Gov. : 4g¢

INSP. .........

VEAL PATTIES seromo

» 198

RIB STEAK

CAN. CHOICE,
CAN. GOOD

BOLOGNA

BY THE PIECE,
GOV. INSP. .

DUTCH MAID.
TRIPAK ce

went into politics and. at the next election won a seat in the s
Legislature. With a nickname like “Pot-Hole,”: he might ©

have become Minister of Highways. Alas,
8 portfolio in those days.

Visifor from. Scofland Dies
While Staying in Castlegar

there wasn’t such

Scotland. He play employed :
with Cl Givag lot Authori-

in 1966,

Mr, McKinnon had been’
in fh for a week pik
Barn Sept, 23, 1901, in" Sent

eral
Tussday

aa held
from ‘St David's Church in-
Castl aptleger,

Glasgow, Scotland, Mr.-Mc-

in resided at Gouroch,

SELKIRK COLLEGE

is please to announce that Mr. Harold Webber's
‘LOCAL HISTORY’ class on Mon., January. 24th at |
*: 7:30 p.m. will be open to the public to hear Guest
=) Speaker Mr. James Heidt talking on the CHINESE
, at early day Rossland and a session on antique -
hand blown bottles. This is a first for Castlegar. |

PLAN TO ATTEND

ter, Mrs. Rol bs
ja) McCoig of London, . [i
and 13 4

4 ROLL
CASHMERE :

| TISSUE :

EGGS

GRADE ALGE,
(LOCAL)

MILK

CANNED.

=: | KETCHUP... gz

89:

BREAD

McGAVINS.
16 OZ. SLICED

BATH SIZE JERGENS |

HAND SOAP... 10 forSt

CUT-RATE

PAMPER Asst. 60Z.

CAT FOOD .... 6 for St

TABLE SALT .. 2 bys. 39¢

NABOB 14 OZ.

“COFFEE ......2 Ibs. $149

ren.
A sister in Scotland and
pee alone

Stowart, W W. Wa Watt, J. FNichol:
son, T. Spence, T. Wallace
and D. Davis.

® Annual Meeting |
‘ KINNAIRD-ROBSON.CASTLEGAR
: COMMUNITY CHEST:

“TUESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1972
AT 7:30 P.M.
IN THE LEGION HALL, CASTLEGAR

AN EXTRAORDINARY RESOLUTION WILL
BE PRESENTED TO THE MEMBERSHIP TO

CHANGE THE NAME

- AND TO AMEND THE BYLAWS, _
By. Order of the Board
ALEC GRAY
Secretary-Treasurer

Officiating ‘at the ser-
vict was Rev. C. Howard /
With Mrs. J. MacBain at the -
organ.

- Cremation followed with
the Castlegar Funeral Home:
«in charge of arrangements. ©

| APPLES

ALE, COKE, SPRITE 26 OZ.

POP. vee eeeeece5 fort

HEINZ cman):

BABY FOOD..

10.°1

BEANS & PORK 6 fins S1

HAMBURGER & WIENER

BUNS ......... 3doz.$1

14 OZ.
TUBE .....

TOMATOES

3. 41

RED DEL.
SPARTAN:
EX. FANCY

8 : s]

THURS. - FRI. ONLY.
CAMPBELLS

SOUP

CHICKEN NOODLE
MUSHROOM

woz. 6fins St

FISH & CHIPS

FRAZER VALE 24 O7Z. ......

LEMONADE... 6-$1

We Serve ¥. You First

INSURANCE

Soreness
* Insurance service
on all classes
FIRE’

OF THE SOCIETY. ATTCMOBILS

MARGARINE

PARKAY

3 ibs, ...

99¢.

DOG FOOD 5. $I
3 «. 89°

JUICE aro.

KON TIKI 48 OZ.