CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 17, 1969

Chambers to Support
Anti Pollution Assn.

of the

Member

are

of Commerce are to “actively
encourage their members and
the public in general to co-
operate with and/or become
members of the West Kooten-
ay Pollution Control Associa-
tion.”
The KBCC took this act-
jon at its recent quarterly
meeting held at Creston.

Text of the resolution
follows:

lution
tion, monitoring,
urement and

Whereas the sald WKPCA
being a registered society un-'
der the Societies Act, is in a
more favorable legal. position
than are individual members
of chambers of commerce in
respect to legal action pos-
sibly necessary in pursuit ot
pollution control,

Therefore be it hereby

and meas-

that the Koot
y C of Com-

Whereas of ct
merce activities and interests
in regard to fon control
are parallel to and compatible
with the activities of the
West Kootenay Pollution Con-
trol Association, and

Whereas the said WKPCA
has among its members per-
sons skilled in the technolo-
gies of pollution detection

merce Pollution Control Com:
mittees, in addition to present
activities within the scope of
reference as chamber com-
mittees, actively encourage
their members and the pub-
lie in general to co-operate
with and/or become memb-

and pollution effects and
‘Whereas the said WKPCA

ers of the West Kootenay
Pollution Control Association.

Family Celebrations

Our course has been vis-
ited by some well-known per-
sonalities.

Caesar Maniago of the
Minnesota North Stars play-
ed the old nine a few years

| ago.
tt week Hec Gervais
(when I mentioned his name
to my wife, she thought he
was a French. souffle) the
f| Alberta potato farmer and
former Briar curling cham-
pion took a break during -the
Nelson Midsummer Bonspiel
and participated in our Wed-
nesday men’s night. Needless
to say he too was impressed
with our layout and with the
fine fellowship.

“lcourt here Monday.

_

the breaking of a window at
ad. Columbia Stores on April 15.

remember him as a keen
sportsman, an enthusiastic
golfer and a good supporter
of our.club. Above all, he was
a fine gentleman. Our con-
dolences to his wife and fam-
ily. We shall miss him.

Mark Evans
Is Fined S150
For Damage

5 A 22-year-old Kinnaird
man was found guilty of

TOWN OF KINNAIRD

REGISTER NOW FOR THE FOLLOWING
PROGRAMS AT THE KINNAIRD POOL

Red Cross ‘Lessons — 2nd-set July 22 - August 8

Royal Life Saving Evening Classes each Thursday
8-9 pm.

Mother & Tot Swim - Daily 9.30 - 10.00 a.m.
Water Polo Mondays 8.30 - 9.30 p.m.
SPLASH PARTIES $8.00 PER HOUR

FOR DIVING INSTRUCTION SEE POOL MANAGER
Further information from Bill Johnson at the pool.

The charge arose out of

Sam Mark Evans pleaded
not guilty but was found
guilty and was fined $150, or
in default two months in jail.
He was also ordered to
make compensation in the
amount of $91 for the dam-

News About
REGREATION

By BUCK PACHOLZUK

‘Recreation Director
Regional Recreation
Commission No. 1

cov-
er the whole field of human
interests. The forms of re-
creation vary as widely as the
interests of a single individ-
ual throughout his lifetime
and are as diverse as the

people:

Beginning with the play
of babyhood up through the
active games and sports of
youth to the quiet pastimes
of old age, the variety of re-
creation activities in which

Tina Kalesnikoff
Funeral Service
Held on Monday

Mrs. Tina Kalesnikoff,
66, longtime district resident,
died at the Castlegar and Dis-
trict Hospital Friday.

an Bast
most limitless.

Yet this diversity of an
individual's interests is small
in’ comparison with the dif:
ference in the recreation in-
terests of the people of a

or city.
All forms of recreation,
however, have one charact-
erstic: they each provide a
gratifying outlet for some
basic urge or need. Each

Mrs. was
born June 1, 1903 in Prince
Albert, Sask. In 1912 she
came to B.C, and Champion
Creek. She was married at
Champion Creek where she
resided until 1953, moving to
Glade where she lived until
her death.

he “was a

form a medium
through which personality
achieves satisfying expres-
ston and which contributes
to human happiness.

This explains the close
relationship between the es-|
sential sal ction which peo-

-Schwartzenhauer-

FRESH KILLED.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 17, 1969

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Chuck Steak

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si member of|Ple seek in recreation activ:
the Union of Spiritual Com-|ties and ft
arr a q rived by her |thi a
survive er | the
husband Sam; three Sons, social, mental and creative the bride's table swhich wae,
sen ur delet ee for anche ie eee
of legar; one| ties eir varie forms! pus for the June wed un-| white ta; je
daughter, Mrs. John ( )| bring p! 5 men- | iti in’ marriage Patricia x for her in silver: Holger.
valoff of Blueberry Creek;|tal and creative satisfaction| Ann Ritchie, daughter of Mrs.|ding, the bride's mother wore
15 grandchildren and two/to the individual engaging in| Vivian M.. Ritchie of Rich-|a pmk iace dress with three-
great; dchildren. them. mond, and George Schwart-|quarter length matching coat
het jo surviving are one zenhauer, son of Mr. and Mrs.|and white accessories.
rother, John Androsoff of 1. Operation Safe Water Walter Schwartzenhauer of The groom's mother, wore
nsored by Trail Safety Castlegar. a white and pink crepe dress
Father Kelly _officiated| with a pink braid hat.
with Mr. Couch of Vancouver Both mothers wore cor-
Ar-| as organist. sages of waite carnations and
Given in marriage by her xOsenne Y
uncle, Mr. Emil Sanden of Ed- Master ‘of ceremonies,
monton, the bride wore a|Mr. Jack Whittaker, read tele”

age or in default, is to serve
another month in jail.

s 3 : 5
PRESS OF A BUTTON by Lt.-Gov. John Nicholson at the
Keenleyside Dam during his recent visit here raised a gate
in the lock, a number of and local crafts
to enter it. The gate was then lowered again and the south
gate raised after the water level in the lock had dropped
53% feet. The li Ei nor and Mrs, Ni des-
cribed as with the C

Ritchie Wedding Vows

White

itself throug!
of its physical

Mean a Lot to Kids

Family celebrations of It is not necessary to go
holidays, birthdays and other|to a great deal of trouble or

ions mean a great deallexpense to give a child the
feeling that family affairs are
fun, Even a busy mother can
do it. To make the day stand
out is what matters — the
little extra touch such as not
having to do one’s ordinary

Sister of Local

‘urn- Ralph Harding of Cas-
out of local members to act|tlegar received word Sunday
as hosts. Men and ladies who| morning of the death of his
are available should leave. Mrs. Olive Blayney in

very
River Treaty structure. — Castlegar News Photo
¥ their names with Mike. Tee-
tasks on one’s birthday or off time is 10 am. Events Ki y, She was 68 sears

ead Uber terete . . will conclude with a_ social i in 1959. Surviving
the best china, putting on a 0 AVO! cci@ents in the evening to which ev-|are three sons, a daughter, 11
gay tablecloth or having bal- ery Mike

ites

Z grandchildren, her mother
Toons is all that is needed to advises golfers to| Mrs. Harding-of Kimberley, a
set the day off as different. Those

women is expected on July
26. Let’s have a good t

LINOS — SASH AND DOOR
ALL TYPES OF LUMBER
‘ELK CEMENT — PLYWOOD

Coming events are:

Storm and Screen Windows Made to Order
All Sizes of Glass Cut to Order

Castlegar; four sisters, Mrs.
(Helen) Zeberotf of | (SPO
Champion Creek, Mrs. Bill
(Polly) Repin of Genelle, Mrs.
Mike (Grace) Kavalo of Oasis
and Mrs. Bill (Doris) Postnik-

off of Genelle.
B k place Mon-| Windermere.

whose fitted

cold water will

once _were. Please Aline

Parents who make the

Children should be en-
d. also te

for family

0 to
the parents’ birthdays. The
children should have the fun

we sto

ck @ FEI selection of

SAVAGE SHOES

Maddocks

for children

Shoe Store

of doing things for parents|ci
as well.

ig were

kon acting director of Red
Cross water safety service.
“Our aim is to reduce such!
accidents as much as possible;

inti out the ‘dangers, |

of each round. If a club
missing it will probabl;
returned to the Pro s!

to

lose body heat rapidly, thus
reducing their ability to move
through the water and save
themselves. In such accidents
it is best to get out of the|last week.
water as soon as possible.

warmer it is best to stay with
the boat.

Here are further sugges-
tions from Red Cross water
safety service for fishermen’s
safety: i

. 1. Ali fi should

iy

and encotraging

to. observe water
rules.”
A special danger to ang-;
lers in some areas is that of;
prolonged immersion in cald |
water. Fishermen who fall in-

safety |

> one?
learn how to swim, know bas-

count their clubs at the end/ sister and two brothers.
is

bel attended the funeral on Wed-
iron was turned in|™

Did you know? We are
However, where the water isjone of the few clubs who

is doesn’t have in their club
house a suitable plaque listing
the names and dates of those
who have recorded “holes in i
one” and another plaque for/ergency, is a subject of vital
those who have shot record|importance.
low scores? Suggestions any-' planning is essentially a na-

Mr. and Mrs. R. Harding

esday in Kimberley.

CIVIL DEFENCE

Civil Emergency planning,
organizing the defence of the
home front and mobilizing
natural resources for an em-

Although such

tional responsibility, there is

ic reaching assists to help We are deeply

others, such as use of an oar
or paddle, and carry a first

also 2
at the passing of Lloyd Ack-|lity. Planning and iz
ney. Those who knew Lloyd,|must be done at the munici-

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out when wea-
ther is forecast. Large acres
of shallow water (10 - 15-feet)
are most dangerous as big
waves come up faster.

3. Since fishhooks some-
times catch anglers as well as
fish, the former should carry
needlenose pliers, wire cut-
ters, and a pocketknife in
tackle boxes. Always keep
hooks in covered containers.
4. Anglers, when casting,
should make certain there is
room to do so without hook-
ii someone else. Always
look before casting, and use
an overhead cast when in a
boat with others.

5. When going ona fish-
ing trip, go with a companion
and leave. word where you
will be and when you plan to
return.
6. Do not fish in waters
where there are s ers,
water skiers, surfers, skin and
scuba divers.
7. Learn how to hold a
fish properly while extracting
a hook. Many species of fish
have sharp teeth or fins that

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Home in charge of arrange-
ments,

12year-olds. This program
starts on July 14 for a period

gance. Her elbow-length bell
sleeves were trimmed in lace
as were the high neckline and
front panel of the wedding
gown.
Her matching lace mantil-
Ja was secured with a beaded
comb. She carried a bouquet
of two mauve orchids set in
stephanotis.
The groom’s sister, Miss
o!

The groom is a 1969
| staduate from UBC with a
0!

given by Mr. Ernie Reeves’ of
Richmond.

ond.

For the wedding trip to
Oregon, the bride donned a
blue French silk dress and
coat ensemble with bone
shoes and purse. Her corsage
was of white gardenia and
carnations.

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floor-length gowns of mauve

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Best man was Mr. Don
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The couple now reside at
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” “Attending the _ wedding
lyweds’ grand-

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ests from Seattle, Spokane,
‘ictoria, Castlegar, Clinton
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_. They all wore “director

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For the reception, the St,
Mark’s College lounge at UBC
was decorated in a variety of
fresh-cut flowers.

A three-tier white wed-

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bride’s mother ‘and decorated

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