PRACTISED HANDS were at
as Doukhobor ladies prepared noodles for
use by the kitchen of Castlegar and District ry
Hospital. After making up the dough from a
special recipe, the ladies roll it into thin

sheets. Shown working at the

work recently

icit to right, Mrs. Mary Plotnikoff, Mrs.
Mary Makaroff, Mrs.
lary E

M

cently at the
task are from

Russian hall in Castlegar.

District

Socials

Mrs. D. E. Hughes 365-5503
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dah-
lin of Kinnaird travelled to

sidents now living at
. James, left for
‘hursday of last week after

Menaik, Alta., for the Thanks-| visiting ‘their son-in-law and

giving weekend where they|daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Mar-
visited Mr. Dahlin’s father,
Eric, who is now in his 92nd
year.

Mr. and Mrs. Monty War-
ner of Blueberry Creek, ac-
companied by Mrs. Warner's
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Maurice Tann of
Vancouver, returned recent-
ly from holidaying in north-
ein B.C, and Alberta.

They visited Barkerville
as well as Blueberry, B.C. —
which is located 150
north of Fort St. John.

Mrs. Ken Martin and
Mrs. J.
Kinnaird Women’s Institute
were recent visitors to the
October meetings of the Sal-
mo and Fruitvale institutes.

. W. Brownlie of the|R.

vin LeRoy of Kinnaird.

by their son and daughter,
Sidney and June.

Eight members of the
First Kinnaird Rangers, ac-
companied by Mrs. R. W.
Sweeney and Mrs. George
Paulson, went on an all-day
excursion recently, cooking
out and exploring two old
fowmaltes; Sandon and Nash-

mn.

Mrs. Gil Suter of Castle-
Bar, vice-president of
Castlegar Auxiliary, and Mrs.

. W. Sweeney of Kinnaird,
are at Vancouver attending
the Hospital Auxiliary Con-
vention
Friday.

Fort §
home &

They were accompanied |&

the|™

Tuesday through] FINAL CUTTING of the dough into the strings is performed

Fanny Popoff, Mrs.
‘irs. Ann K; and
Mrs. Ann Majelsky. The work was done re-

THE GENTLE ART of cooking took on new
dimensions as the women did it—but it was
not an ordinary recipe they were working on.
The noodle batter, after being rolled, is

— Castlegar News Photo|dryed ever so slightly, before being put

Mary Makeroff, left, Mrs. Mary
centre, and Mrs, Mary F

- os
through a machine to cut it into the final
shape. Demonstrating the drying are Mrs.

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The Court of Revision of the Town of Kinnaird will
sit between the hours of 6:30 and 7:30 p.m. on Friday,
November ist in the Council Chamber.

The Court will hear all complaints and correct and
revise the list of electors,

Allen Selbie, Clerk
241

HELP YOURSELF was the word at the Ar-
row dam open house last Thursday, and help
yourself they did, with gallons of coffee and

of in re-
cord time. A crowd of over 2,000 people vis-
ited the dam structure, going through the
complex machinery of the project and watch-

ing as a fleet of small pleasure craft worked | rocks
their way through the navigation 1 Si

another 1,000 persons turned out later in the
evening to watch the colorful display of fire-
works. The crowd was by the rain
which poured down almost steadily through
the night. — Castlegar News Photo

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Oct. 17, 1968

Students, Faculty |
Prepare Playing
Field at the Gollege

Seleirics College almost
has a playing field.
. Last spring a playing
Bi ficld area was cleared and
ded by heavy earth, mov:
uipme! ut one
blem femained. Thousands of

.. The College attempted
without success to locate a
mechanical rock picker in

Bithis area; it seemed that
there was none closer than
Calgary or Vancouver.

Several times last

temp!
thousands remained.

This year there is a new
enthusiasia among Selkirk

Under the leadership of
Mario Macri, activities co-
or

— Castlegar News Photo

Presentation of an oil

S|naird Women’s Institute by
withe artist, Mrs. B. A. Ringu-
is of Harrop at their recent
#| necting held at the home of
Mrs. Jim Wisted.
Present were 11 mem-
bers and three visitors: Mrs.

;Don Remier of the Robson
“i Women’s Institute.
ea | Roll call was answered
;by presenting a child's cot-
m§;ton dress for the crippled
children’s hospital in Van-

couver.
The craftsmanship of these

Kinnaird WI is Given
Painting of the Area

Last month the institute
sent pajamas valued
to the Si

Korea.
The loan cupboard was
among the many committee
reports with members ex-
pressing their wishes that the
articles

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

BINGO

ST. RITA’S HALL
ON FRONT STREET

TONIGHT

Lotter To The Editor

Says Chamber Should Back Radio

the stuc

government, a joint student

faculty rock pick was 1

ed for a recent afternoon.
faculty were pre-

dents ed

Dear Sir:

I have just read the Oct.
10 edition of the Castlegar
News with the heading which

reads
Our Local Chamber of Com-
merce Set up a Highpowered
Cc

interest before the people of
our district. Have they really
and truly been backing, this

“MLA Suggests that’

to Work

sent to clear

nai yy par-
a student at the Col-

project? Can the Chamber|Which |

to Cas-/realize what a pleasure it|jege,

F.J. SMITHERAM

Industry
Hegar and District.”

would be to have a Castlegar
we

field is now almost
ane thanks

say vi ell, industry
is needed here. But let's look
at our Chamber of Commerce

TRAILER
TOWING

fully support new industry.
WI
for our local man who is try-

station with Castlegar adver-
tizing and Castlegar news. I

think ev Chai
and see if they would really |} o” must rather listen to COC

hat have or are they doing|7adiv and TV.

ready for seeding, 50 c
to te iniative fad enthust:
mbe! -}asm_ of of e si em
‘to obG|and faculty at the College,
Selkirk now almos has a play-
e|ing field.

be made known.

‘hese articles are for
the use of all persons living
in pie area of School District
No, 9,

Kinnette Club
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I haven't been the Cham-
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It should be a green
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% here by Mrs. Ann Majelsky. The entire process takes but a a
Mrs. Sweeney, following few minutes from raw materials to the finished noodles, but
the convention, will be in- j

{stalled as regional represen-
tative for the West Kooten-

rerses was judged at Hie
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jone. — Castlegar News Photo sented.

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Mrs. Edith Best who has
been visiting in England since
July 23, returned home last
‘Thursday.

Mrs. Best travelled to
England with her daughter,
Mrs. Margaret Reith of Kin-
naird, remaining there to
visit with relatives after Mrs.
Reith’s departure for home.

The 50th wedding anni-
versary of a brother was the
highlight of Mrs. Best’s over-
seas trip.

She also visited in Scot-
land.

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Speech From Throne Not so Bad

Most of the criticism
that has been heaped on the
Speech from the Throne that
opened the 28th Parliament
is entirely unwarnanted.

Naturally the leaders of
the opposition parties criti-
cized it. If the speech had
been a recitation of the Ser-
mon on the Mount and the
Ten Commandments the 0;
Position would have been
duty-bound to find some
fault with it,

To fault it for not men-
tioning the Queen is picay-
une. The speech doesn’t men-
tion motherhood either but
it is a safe bet that the gov-
ernment is in favor. As for
literary quality, the Throne
Speech may lack some of the
ringing symbolism of its pre-
decessors but it is not a poor-
ly written document. It simp-
ly reflects the difference be-
tween Pearson the historian

P-led any miraculous powers

By Henry Heald

and diplomat and Trudeau,who has made a_ public
the lawyer and teacher. speech since June 25 has

No, the fires of scorn|said the first thing the new
heaped on the speech are the Parliament would do would
frustrated reactions of peo-|be to clear up the islati

handled by the group. _
Boxes will be appearing
in many local stores to re-
ceive gifts during the last
two weeks in November.

All gifts are appreciated,
though it is advisable the ar-
ticles should not be made of
glass or be sharp, (such as
broaches) so as not to cause
harm,

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Castlegar, B.C.
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ple who have suddenly dis-|backlog. In fact the Opposi-
covered that their idol has|tion demanded that they do
feet of clay. The fact that|so.
Mr. Trudeau has never claim- Included here are the
Criminal Code amendments
makes no difference. People| and changes in the food and
have convinced themselves|/arug acts. While they may
that Pierre-Eihott Trudeau is|be hold-overs from an earlier
the new _messiah; the walls|raruament they are also in
of prejudice will come tumbl-|lune with Mr. 'Trudeau’s view
ing down, the economic trees|of the “just society.” -The
wul scatter their gold over|prime minister has left no
the land and the towers of|doubt that getting the pol-
cultural and social harmony|ice out of the nation’s bed-
will burst through the snow|,o0oms and Protecting the
to bloom all year long. Now rights of the consumer were
with a shock they discover|tio of the planks in his plat-
it isn’t so. form,

The looked-for - messiah Then there area series
is another human being. He|of amendments to existing
is bound by the same mater-|acts governing the financial
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but in the light of the gov-
ernment’s already-demonstra-
ted determination to cut ex-
penditures, to stem inflation
and to balance the budget,
they could be significant.
Tr i There can be no just society
Trudeau is a fellow sinful|unless there is a financially
mortal who just happens to|solvent one.
have the biggest job in the It is. necessary to re-
country, let us take another|member that the speech was
look at the Throne Speech|not presented as a blueprint
and see just what it has to|for the life of the Parlia-
Offer. ment but. only an outline of
First it offers to bring|the proposals for the first
back some of the legislation| session. If there is no agree-
that was left hanging on-the|mént soon on

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feign surprise at this. Virtu-| get through even that modest
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A Series of GOSPEL SERVICES Will be Held
CASTLEGAR LEGION HALL

- Starting Sunday, October 20, at 3 p.m.
Each Sunday at 3 pm.

We desire to bring to you The Way of God as it
was established in the Life and Teaching of Christ.
All are cordially invited. — C. Rankin and C, Wilson

is to be held, along with fire-
works and free treats for the
younger set, at a location on
the east side of the Columbia
river.
Donations from merch-
ants for the purpose of assist-
ing in the plan may be left
at the recreation office, the
former Castlegar library. pre-
mises.

Hf * & &
Story Time Now Cautisgae and _ District
Is Underway

Chamber members -to the lo-
cal residents.
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Robson, B.C.

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to the plan by the recreation
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Story Time for Bresschool
e: gular meeting of the Cham-
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