CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Dec. 4, 1969

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John Dalziel

Schoo! Board
Candidate — Castlegar
A man who served six
years on the Castlegar school
poard between 1957 and 1962
“Again seeking a trustee

John Dalziel, a resident

ee

in of the, finance

Borry W. Harsent
School Board
Candidate — Castlegar

four children
school board position.
Barry

roung man of 38 with
Aiur is seeking a

ket an active

James R. Lamont
School Board |

~ Castlegar Figure
Skating Club Now
iiss 148 Members

available.

Sin qeaap

By the end of November
badges had been

A man who served six
years on Castlegar school
board from 1 through
1968 and who believes that
his knowledge, understand-
and experience will be of
lue to the district during
|the next two years is a trus-
tee candidate Saturday.
Jimmy .Lamont, a resident
joe the area for 19 years and

achieved in the following:
Badge 1. Ruth Sommers,
Bill. Zaytsoff, Patti Jenkins,
David Lancaster, Cathy Krue-
tzky, Linda Popoff, Tracy
Koreen, Jocy Zebert, Teresa
Plotnikoff, Judy Cheveldave,
Marianne Cohen, Bonnie Le-
mieux, Carol Barnes, Susan
Baumeister, Sally iBrd, Carol
Corbell: poy amble, Toni

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Everything must go by
December 31st

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COFFEE BREAK By Lols Hughes
Christmas Seals Started by Postman

5 It won't be long before,be helped? Postal authoritie:
Chriatiean/canae begin to aR evict vas decided that the not let postmen sell s would
m in most distress were in
wat oflsplay Christmas seals./the hundreds who were crip- an
‘ou ever. wondered plea by bone tuberculosis and
when is practice began? uberculosis of the spine.
ostman named Einar] Denmark's neighbors, Nor-
Holboe on the outskirts. of/way and Sweden, were the
Copenhagen, with the enthu-| first to see what a great pow-
Chee ted eS allow er the ides at ot be ane the |f
ue| very next year offere:
printed for the Christmas of Hf tO their ople.

campaign went so

slowly" it appeared the sani-
torium would have to close,
young columnist was

then approached. He- asked

Christian's 8

ise. They
both wey Popular with their
People and their support to close for Tack of $300.
Proved a great help. Not everyone was encour-
What children Aware to ae

| Metal Mining Industry

The managing editor gave
his. endorsement and seals
went on sale through facili-
ties ‘in the main office of the
_ /Rewspaper: buil

"year
“||news of the Dane's campaign
reached Canada. Interested
: Brople in Toronto’ and. Ham-;
i ton gmbarked

aware, U.S., Ww!

¢
“Carl M.: Loeblich® <**
ar the| Candidate. for Re-Election

ia {of making out a proper will.

‘Mayor, —. Kinnaird
man..who offers his
12. years of ser-

ie town's , highest

| Has Impact’

The metal mining indus,

try continues to have &n:im-

portant iam act ete on the East
re

of British Columbia’ egions

A new tisk Columbia mas ‘study ;

on Economy |:
}does -not:- include * the large

coal,’ oil” and construction a;
gregate ral industry. of the B.
shows _ that}

ig indu:
have set a new teed

elective ‘office is seeking a

"is a can-

it|since he was gre

Soars! and has ne: tripled
its population. eee

seen its roads

seventh term as or ‘in

‘Kinnaird, and

Carl Loeblich notes that
lected

has
” its Breatest

ars uring those ears, and nt reall
under his bianca! the town pave the support of i the cles
has blacktop-|torate.

a

didate for mayor in Kinnaird.

Colin ; Maddocks believes
that’ if ‘acclamation ' takes
place, then “it can never. Be
det Ined accurately if th
acclamation took~ place te
“cause of apathy or gene ter
the) incum|

West Kootenay
Life Underwriters
Hear Geronazzo

The West Kootenay Life
Under waiters: held a meeting

receni the
Arms otal, President’ Bernie
foseine several

we stock-a full selection of

SAVAGE. SHOES

WH Goeaelt pay.
ove to take
chances wit
wenieg |

Maddocks Shoe Store

g|new guests i two of,
the Igeal branch

Peter the
guest speaker, was then in-
troduced and gave a well re-
ceived talk on the importance

He also talked about federal
estate taxes and B.C.

cession duties,
The executive of the as.

the.
regular meeting to be held

e]in January.

baa Restaurant :

ializing in Chi Foods”
Phone 365-6741 for Tako-Our Orders :

‘Open 6 a.m. to 9.30 p.m..
Closed all day Monday

BANQUET FACILITIES FOR: SMALL GROUPS |

of-some form sok srogression
towards this 2 euch [a8

ec-lsuch a study. ‘would show if,

KINNA IRD FIREN JEN'S

|| New Year’s Eve Ball

KINNAIRD COMMUN! ITY HALL”

rs

is ‘no

In the meantime, other
.| diseases of the lungs, though
not infectious, have increase

Dalziel says that if
siete he will ‘‘do all in my
wer to maintain a sound ha

Fever c of administration in
affairs of School District No

ped, sidewalks ‘installed all
along the highway, a com-
plete new water system, and
the jprovision by B.C.. Hydro

‘throu; sound coopera-,

;jowner of Castle Motors,
would work for more. com-|
munity involvement in educa- wie
tion and for joint communi-

Lancaster, Che! Gary
Bonet, ‘Robin §! Isha Laurie
ickett, bonen Kruetzky and

Badge 2. Linda

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Mr. Maddocks says he|:
believes the time “has come
for a change and a new look”
at Kinnaird. He said he would didate

CHRISTMAS SHOP NOW AT
‘ i M ?,
TURUNEN sic by Phipps’ Orchestra

Si

sent spent three years with

Kinnaird Voters:

There is talk as
there always seems to
be at this time of year
that we are old-fash-
ioned, Or similar state-
ments implying this.
How can this be when.
in 1956 our population
was 1,300 and is now

has bei
er and w:
resident of the Kootenay-| arg.
lumbia District Scout Coun-
He also served for two
years as deputy district com-
missioner.
He was one of the oldest
instructors in point of service
with the local St. John’s Am-
bulance Association and has
served on its executive.
He is a past President of
the AOTS and is a past pre-
sident of the AOTS District

the pulp mill there. They
have two sons Danny 8 and
five years,

date is a director of Castle-

ee Flying Club.
trustee's position

aot unnalring mind.”

Bradley 4, and two. daught-
ers, Kelly 10 and Brenda aged

The school board candi-

gar Savings Credit Union and d
is also president of the Castle-

He says he is seeking a
“because
our school board nee

le
tees “‘must work to-

ty and school ‘financing of
ects and fac-
ilities, something now pos-
sible under the school act.
The candidate would also
work towards ‘a’ better un-|

cw,
Louise Archambault and Bon Bon-

Suter and Susan Lind.
A member of the club,
that . skate * guards

the

are essential: when walking

ant
bodies of the needs and
wants of the school district
and yet maintain the very

tion which this district has
had for many years.”

other than ice.
To prevent rust forming on
the blades, remove the guards
after use and wipe the blad-
es dry with a chamois or
soft cloth and leave the
guards off until skates are
used again.

TREMENDOUS
SAVINGS

at

CINDY'S

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The new. report, which B
updates one commissioned a)

’ relating to
‘West. Kootenay Te pilates

e|now used for research: into

y see yout use | (Shristmas
sheet

misery and loss of earning
Power to thousands of: Can-
Emphysema “deaths!

alone “have multiplied four!
times in the past 10 years.
Christmas seal funds are
ways and means of fi prevent:
ing and treating thi

tive — oO
water ete at no cost $0. th
mui

ated in the develop ane 0 at of
the Crestvie alia

the ery of ce and: Sth
avenues, :Castleaird
the Hi Arrow

work’! for developments in

deep
| Kinnaird “on a sound’ and

fiscal
and feels financing would be
Atel for 1

ip further,
Sect would have .to these
posed “so that it doesn't be.

the | taxation. I'm’ conscious of the
need to consider the position
of people on fixed incomes.”
Anticipating criticism of
his lack of ‘municipal experi-
ence, Mr. Maddocks — who
is the twin brother of Cast-
legar _ mayoralty ‘ candidate

vision,
sion,

Plaza and
‘Hotel

ex: |

“without recourse to ‘heavy eo

en

_” $13.00 couple
Tickets at. Kinnaird Coffee Bar

Sorry, No Refunds Allowed on Tickets

the st requirement that. a
of the revenue from

FOR THAT DECORATOR LOOK

Bee

te
Young Advi
Group Started
.
Within REP
art “young adult
has been form: in
Castlegar Kinnaird. qt a for
th high school young peo-|>,
Y Ble and is nondenomination-
‘an hey meet every Wednes-
iy social
ditures|events and to become involv-
ed in social action.

eye eu an ieee igamation of ef-

forts with those

with the education of ae
e

region show. that
red desclonment oxy

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CASTLEGAR, B.C. PHONE 365-7277.

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GOOD FOOD
COURTEOUS
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For Reservations
Phone 365-7277
‘e

For four years Mr. La-|
mont was a of the
prownelal Trustees Associa-
ie West

Hon rep! district while for
two years he was a director
of the association represent-

ing the province in educa-
tional matters.

He is a member of the

Council, He has been a choir
leader in the United Church
and was a member of the
origin al “committee aud firs: | Ucators ‘and. parents.”
seven years of the KRC Com-
munity Chest. Pi
. Dalziel is employed |?’
asia bricklayer, yy cornines, problem, can work effective-
ly to bi together these ef-'
torts for the good of society.”

38,0002 We have been
able to cope with this
increase with very lit-
tle capital debt. We
have a good water sys- |
tem, zoning, paving,
sidewalks, street light-
ing, fire department
and services. We have
one of the lowest mill
rates in the province.
study on was made.
in hee by the B.C. Research Council and aired and
debated in public. The district municipality section was
to all purposes vetoed by the rural areas at that time.

I believe we should cooperate with our neighbors
where it is to our mutual benefit. I will work towards
this. : :

‘REUPHOLSTER:

RIGHT NOW is the tine to
BEAUTIFY YOUR LIVING ROOM

Let us recover your present
?+ chesterfield and chair. Complete
B selection of fabrics to choose from

. CARPETS & DRAPERIES:
GUARANTEED CRAFTSMANSHIP

Custom m Upholstery,

Castlenird Plaza

1y Bo taxation Cel; would be
giving the community SOE ¢ A of) Celgar. wo!
measure of control for order- to Kinnaird.”
ly development.”
in The town assisted in

than $1 billion by
the ext decade.

ie end of

years in the Royal Navy.
In the navy he held a
iy-maix variety of appointments at
sea:and on shore,
a aswide range of staff appoint-|

area: “‘will-develop into
2 nalor, community. in th

-s The retired lieutenant-
oil no’ doubt: become the

main distribution centre for| {Millar with co
ies ‘West Kootenay.”

an lived in Edmonton for 11
He started work for

Sominco at Nellowknits 2h in

1940, transferring to

in 1942 and TDoving to Gat

legar two years later.

He and his wife Maisie

have two boys. The oldest is
t UBC and the youngest ae

it erade 7 at Twin Rive!

School.

grade 12 and
Bai fn grade 7.
He is a Rotarian and is a

the original formation of the

college. He is chairman of the

ke mmittee at Sel-
Lamont was

iB CO
co-chair-
man Mr the fund-1 raising com-
mittee for the Kootenay In-
dustrial Development Associ-
ation in the Castlegar district
and: is a ast president of the
lub.
as chairman of the pamed ‘stil
2 puitding’e committee that built “pat ‘Bonne Ackney

the Rotary Health Centre and Ba ; Roor henice one bitant’ interest
— — it ‘ 2 rat
is involved with the Rota Vil- Cotfes Shop 2 pning oom Toenet : ore that

MONDAY TO SATURDAY
6.00 a.m. to 10.00 p.m,

CITY CENTRE MOTEL

& Paint Service
Towing — Body. Work
Painting — Welding
Insurance Claims’
_ Handled a Promptly
24-Hour\ ker Service
“| Phone 365-7248

fe Me. ‘geben. A predicts Formed on finance and bude
ment on 6th Ave. all of whi oe commenting that he be-
group came out of the Re-|!ends itself to the creation Of ives amal
ional Ecumenical Parish, it|jobs in Kinnaird.
not: limited. to church
young people pur is open to
young oe in our. aren:

Kinnaird Foram
Called a Breech

, Of Democracy . .’.
Dear Sir:

Kinnaird is — int 1) .|gion and. the Castlegar and
Maddocks said he would pro-|District Chamber of Com-
‘pose a feasibility. merce.

>>| and: exploratio

In Ancaster development we must bring in new [ment aitures. ai $7,856,

and avail 3 of the Federal

Incentive Program.

I want to point out that as in other areas under
the incentive program, this area was screened by an
industrial prospect as to costs, taxes, housing, recrea-
tion, etc.

It is argued that the prestige of being a city and
having a full recreation complex would bring in industry
‘and businesses. I say a medium tax base and medium
facilities will be more inducive to prospects than the

higher tax of and a full com-
E a

Mormons Hold
Very Successful

Family Garival

The Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter Day Saints

aay
indiscreet moves would place
a further burden ‘on -the:al-

Vote For Re-Newed - igaeaen
Vitality i in Castlegar

Tackle: the Major Problems
in a More Decisive Manner

nessed by Kinnaird

on Monday night. As a citizen
and ratepayer I was appalled
at the obvious breech of de-
mocracy.

A motion was made and

merce, minor hockey’ and
youth projects.

Mr. Lamont and his wife
Inga have two sons and two
daughters. Three of their
children ae in school

an

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held a fall carnival recently | various positions be: heard be-
fore the counell reports. The

in ihe Twin Rivers Hall.
booths rT; ruling with

conmmnted much e the car-|the power of a ae autocrat, de-
nival nied the people their. demo,

}. He has been
toe of the Union of B.C. Mun-
icipalities ‘since 1964 and .is
au resent its second ’ vice-|
ident: i
A cominco employes for
candidate = is]

ird-Sal:

of the Kin
link a a must and has.a great bearing on industrial
development. I will take every opportunity to bring
it to notice of the provincial: government.

- . I say “do not let us forget our people on fixed
incomes by | becoming involved in projects with a high
tax dollar.”
I will also work towards, updating the Castlegar
Arena.

For Gonlinued Economic Growth
and Stability, Vole Saturday for

Ackerman, E. C. § X

For Transportation Phone 365-5334

He is a
and nd past president of of the Fro:
5 e
't any. local ‘govern- ty that

a|ment to be.the servant of the
| people? Aren't we the:.ones
who slot theme to represent
ie. group. 2. Aren't ey subsequent-

was enjoyed by-the group, [i od to the voles of tke

Wayling, si Tare tdanee caller|people’ These men are to
jim} Melue le, le Helen Howard lected ; representatives not
mA ‘Furthermore, the meet-
ussel|ing denied us ‘the right ito
ing elec the candidates seek-
election. If the electorate
to make a wise intellegént
ites they: must be given
the to thoroughly ex-
amine athe Position of each
candidate. Choice cannot be
made on the: basis of a pad-
ded ‘We are not inter-
ested in oratory or persuasive
personality — we want facts
for they: call upon wisdom,
ed emotion. make . the

ice.
Men oied Be that we could
! God hi

Pollution’

Inadequate .
Recreational.
Facilities
Highway Access
Leadership and .

ative ‘Transportation © So-

was a member of the i
unt

SANTA

will be at

Columbia & Pine

IN CASTLEGAR

TOMORROW

HE WILL HAVE LOTS OF GOODIES FOR YOU

er Karl Snow, Kathy Fenner,
Trudy and Lorna Mowry and
: - Mrs. Thomas Harper.
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Again offer the facilities of the Castlegar News

for the local exchange of Christmas Greetings

For a donation the Society

will publish (Christmas

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. friends. in the area.

Drop your name and“donations
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also coached ° softball teams. |
He: is ‘an’ active'-curler and

jhe = the province

*How come? :
Part of the reason =acon could be be beca

‘around. Like 800% 800in ‘North ‘America. ©"
aC coast-to-coast in Canada. Ba

about two million dollars’
he of parts. ~

, With that kind of support, Datsun

{« just doesn't seem like a forei

* ‘any more. It seems like anaturalized
Canadian.

et
Datsun is an import eve got
- lots of dealers to remind them.» -
Test drive a Datsun at any of the 200 dealers
in Canada. aS ¥

urday let's vote.for men who
give us responsible. free}
dom! Men who will be our
servants and not their slaves!
Duane ‘der,
Kinnaird.

WEST’S
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AGENCY
Phone 365-7542
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Re-Newed Leadership: is Required
Bob ‘Maddocks’ Record Shows He |
Has It

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For Castlegar Mayor Saturday Vote j

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Dec. 9-& 23 : ;
_Jan. 18 & 27
» ‘Feb. 10 & 24

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