2 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Dec. 3, 1964

Extremely

Busy

By Robson Women’s

The annual meeting of the
Robson WI was held at the home
of Mrs, G. O.. Sutherland.

Among the correspondence
was a check for the annual gov-
‘ernment grant:-for $10.'and also
a thank-you note from the adop-
tee at the crippled childrens’
hospital.

In response to an. invita-
jon for members to go to the
handicapped childrens’ meeting,
Mrs, Hubert and Mrs, Suther-
land. volunteered. Mrs. Hubert
is to attend the Fall Fair meet:

The usual $25 is to be paid
to the secretary-treasurer for
her year’s work.

th regard to the play:
ground equipment -it ‘was de-

-elded to obtain definite per-

mission to use the property own-
ed by the Anglican Church in
Robson before making any fur-

‘ther, plans.

The December meeting is
to take the form of a pot-luck
luncheon held in the church hall
on Dec. 9 at 1 o’clock with neigh-
boring. WI's to be invited. Gifts
to the value of 75c are to be
are to

Christmas

an
bring gifts for the mentally ill
and a coin collection is to be
made for research,

There is to be a collection
of good used clothing for UNI-
CEF made early in the New
Year. Some discussion re a Rob-
son WI entry in the PNE was
held and books on Dorset stit-|
chery were on display.

The annual meeting with
Mrs. Wm. Waldie presiding fol-
lowed and reports from the com-
mittees were ‘given. The citizen-
ship ‘committee, gave interest-
ing items at the meeting and a
very good quiz in April.

A teacher from the Castle-
gar.school gave an interesting
talk and the education commit-
tee presented the. bursary at
the school. A. plant sale was
held in May and the Strawberry
festival in July. A coffee party

was held during the summer
in aid of the hospital. The tra-
velling handicraft display was
shown at a tea in the hall.

-Year: Enjoyed |

Institute

Mra, Royalance showed ple:

tures of the ACWW meeting in
Australia at a showing of..local
handiwork where Mr. Heslop
showed northern pictures.. The
cemetery committee reported
the cemetery’ well cared for.
The Fall Fair, the flower display
being ‘looked after and a cup
given to the winner ‘of the jun-
jor section.

Election of officers for next
year was presided over by Mrs.
Evans, with the following slate
of officers being: elected:

Mrs. Wm. Waldie, president;

ear Talk on.

the recent Castlegar T

“Democracy ik an ideal whi. to,
ch exists not in laws or regu:
:| lations’: but ‘iny;the °hearts ‘of | greatest: enemies ‘of: democracy
men,” sald John Charters as the| are .
first speaker for the evening at| and ignorance . .
-| is based on a sense of fair play

Hence,” he

d| Gestlesar Toastmasters a

‘Democracy

shoulder .r eg ponsibilities,
“continued, . ‘the

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can it survive?” ..
Mr. Charters suggested that

cussing the Topic “'D is uncon
from

democracy was the product of | a quotation from President’ Lin-
an organic ‘and ‘sociological ev-| coln: “The price of Uberty (de-
olution, ‘and herein lay both its mocracy) is eternal vigilance.”

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He closed: his. speech . wit

The second speaker, Bob

strength and its weaknesses for

slow moving and diverse. ed archaic liquor laws and com-

“Too many people today,"| pared them with‘ what he. felt
he said, “assume that the ideal| were the more: sensible laws of
has been achieved — that all] Europe. He urged that all mem-
liberties are secure; that rights} bers of the club write to their

it is both flexible and sensitive, | Conkin, codemned what he call-|-

ean be enjoyed without having ocal MLA on the’ subject.

sident; Mrs,
Mrs. Carr, treasurer; Mrs. $
Grant and Mrs. Byers, directors.
The annual meeting was
now adjourned and_refresh-
ments served by Mrs. Scott and
Mrs, Carr, Mrs. Scott brought

Mrs. Rose Johnson, Heenre:
cott,

birthday.
sine booster prize provided
Squires was won by

in a lovely birthday cake and

y Mr:
Mrs. Sutherland.

Dear. Sir:
In B.C. Hydro’s Hsing.
the lower Arrow Lake is going
to be virtually depopulated and
left without and access road to
any of its recreational beauty
spots and remaining beach ar-
eas.

~ I discussed Hydro’s decision
to abandon the Deer Park road
with a Hydro official here at Na-

Reader Expresses Need
For the Deer Park Road

ject to sudden violent storms
often on hot summer afternoons.
At present boats do not have
to run very far to find a spot
where they can be beached till
the wind goes down. However,
once Arrow dam is filled, the
new shore line will be up along
roel bluffs all the way from the
dam to Deer Park and for oth-

‘| re-confirmed’ his reputation as

defence of capi-
tal eintaharent was. made by
Jack Wicken, and ‘he “assailed
the government for its “ambi-
guous approach” to the matter,
stating that the practice of com:
muting the death penalty in so
many cases not only cheourazed
would-be: murders to take
chance but seriously ‘weakened
the effectiveness of the courts.

The final and winning spe-
ech, entitled A Little Story, was
made by Ed Mosby, .in which he

a reconteur.

Earlier in' the evening, un-
der the chairmanship of Harvey
Pitman, table ‘topics master
George Shanks offered ‘several
table topics for: discussion in-
Sjuding the Ecumenical Coun-
¢

This was strongly supported
by Allen Selbie and thought by
Murray Little as being 200 years
too Tate. Athletic scholarships

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Tickets $7.50 per couple

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Dec.’ 3, 1964

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the ; kusp. sit) argument, is tat a .
. Pig % = replacement roa 0 Deer Par!
: 4 = ld onl 20 families | t Jand but will be dashed ag-
last date and cost $2 million dollars, | #inst the rocks and drowned. Watters, English valu judged by
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: | Committee,“ the’> Arrow Boat} he took members to* oe for

discussion, ithe Aidt bane Club, | Rod jon Gun Clubs, ums: ar and ‘ahs! and for enunci-
. jambers. of “Commerce, etc. ri

roads’ would: in: many. places should make representations to

have to. be relocated on rock
bluffs and cost millions of dol-| Hydro now to get them to agree

| to slope out and clear emergen-
tars. SUD Meow iiistol mand on: cy boat landings every three to

Se arp rg ‘ai | four miles along the shores of
We have the Answer to your {| Hydro officials promised. that) t,0 new reservoir and to mark

DLAMOND see reapers these with large distinctive
. NEEDS ter than ever. In fact llis-| Markers. Doing . this will avert
Terrific selection in ton promised right from the | ™2°Y fragedies and the. and:
stock at all'times. platform’ in Nakusp that the oe hes "3 Seon y 0
Don't be pumled — see $64 million flood control money | "8!4ent Bre ee ode
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meantime hero's your 4

for’ the redevelopment of Col-
crossword puzzle answer umbia. zValley areas affected by
: All week the workers at
Trail, Warfield and at Celgar
mills Jabor -among * chemicals,
acids and strong odors. Surely
they and thelr garni les are en- 4
‘itled to get away from indust-
tial Smog and. at least get some Than. Years Ago
pure. ires! ‘There “are now 680 more
‘A road to Deer Park and) students in:School District No.
beyond would serve not 20 fami-| 9 than there were four years
lies but ‘thousands of people} ago, district” superintendent‘ of
mong the fast growing popu-| schools, Claude Bissell, told the
tion of the Trail, Kinnaird and|jast meeting: of : the: Castlegar
Castlegar areas. And what about | Ghamber of Commerce.
tourists? n thousands: of Mr. Bissell ‘said ‘that four
them come to look at the Ar-| years ago the district's’ student
Tow dam what:a disappointment Population was’ 1,900. Now. it is
me

it willbe to them that they | >
cannot ‘drive up along the new said: $1. million ‘worth
reservoir to any holiday, camp-| of palldines have been‘ erected
ing and -beach areas. : and capital equipment ¢ obtained
eavy expense the tax-| in‘ that time. This includes .22
payers paid for the building of / new elementary classrooms,
a road to'Deer Park. Hydro is| three activity rooms, a board of-
going to destory it so it is up| fice, 10 buses and the new Kin-
to Hydro to replace it in order naird Junior Secondary School.
to give the taxpayers access to
their recreational heritage.
the tourist industry in
B.C. showing yearly’ gains and
every. indication of becoming
our. No. source of income, |:
there Jeno. scat Re not re-
placing the road to Deer Park 1 ee
where there still be a mile|'* Head at Cominco
or more. of ‘fine -beach even
after the flood comes. The rest L2R. Mills has bes
of the Arrow: Lakes area is also|'ed ‘to the newly-crea'
entitled to an adequate replace-| chief, chemical resedt
pent of Fonds sand. beaches and Consolidated Mining .
e creation of parks as com-| ing Company, it was: announce
pensation for the damage. that| by A. D.-Turnbull, manager of Areag’on this continent.
will be done. Cominco’s research’ and develop-

The Arrow Lakes are sub-| ment division. The appointment Applications for’ Debentures will be wheal, from. Nov. qY

was etree. Dec. 1: ;
ae Mills has held the post ember 30th till December 21, 1964 at: : cei

‘of aseistant managersof the re-
in the

search and developnient division
‘Castlegar & District Hospital Soc.

since 1957 and for::six | years
prior to that was chairman: of
Cominco’s research board,

Born in England, Mr.’ Mills
Must be taken out or renewed by Dec-
ember 31, 1964 to be eligible to vote at
the Annual Meeting of the society to be
held on March 8, 1965.

graduated from Manchester Uni-
ith a.:-BSe-in
‘Memberships may be taken out or renewed at the follow-
ing places:

versity in 1924 wit
chemistry and physics.
ed Cominco in 1926 at
a, number of supervis
in the company’s ¢
research operations.

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