TLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, November 16, 1972 ;

CASTLEGAR NEWS

Here Let the People’s Rights Mal

or Gain

Daylight Saving, Yes - But on a Provinclal Basis

We believe the councils of the twin
towns of Castlegar and Kinnaird acted wise-
ly and correctly last week in refusing to

the West Kootenay is more oriented to the
coast than to Alberta, and to have our
clocks running an hour ahead of those in

adopt a request by the City of Rossland

v. would probably create great

that local i be asked in Di \.
fo indicate whether or not they approve
of a form of year-round daylight ‘saving
that would have clocks in the West Koo-
tenay operate ‘on Mountain Standard Time
12 months of the year.

The effect would have been to have
our time the same as that of the East
Kootenays and Alberta — but an hour
ahead of the rest of British Columbia. As
Ald. Mosby noted at Castlegar’s meeting,

Correct Move

Directors of the Vancouver Stock Ex-
change acted quite correctly last week in
asking the exchange’s president, former
B.C. supreme court justice Mr. Thomas
Dohm, to submit his because «

In It would mean, for example,
that we'd see the CBC's. 6.30 p.m. news

at 7.30 (not a bad idea, really), but who ©

wants to see Mission Impossible at 11
o'clock instead of 10 p.m.?

Aldermen in both towns supported
the sounder. proposition suggested at a
recent Regional District of Central Kootenay

ing. The thought J there was
that this area support year-round daylight
saving time only If the whole _ Province
adopt it.

Daylight saving time started on a Can-
ada-wide basis in 1918 when the federal
government implemented it in order to save
electricity for war, munitions and shipbuild-
ing purposes and to lengthen the hours of
daily output.

A year later Ottawa dropped out of .

the field, which was controversial, and the

of the possible conflict of interest arising
from Mr. Dohm’s acceptance of a Bank of
British Columbia directorship.

Mr. Dohm, a highly honorable indi.
vidual, d the exch
on Feb, 1 of this year and “in that short
time is already credited with giving the

a@ new bility. Over the
years the Vancouver Stock Exchange has
often had the appearance of a gambling
casino and trading — particularly in the
so-called penny mining stocks — was fre-
quently suspect. Mr, Dohm, to his con-
siderable credit, altered that.

“ However, as a famous British ‘ans
once said, “Justice must not only be done;
it must appeer to be done.” Mr. Dohm’s

i of the Stock Ex-
change. and his directorship in the Bank
of B.C. were obviously incompatible.

bi went to the ie}

In B.C, the provincial government
keeps uniformity under Chapter 94 of the
Revised Statutes by setting the dates of
the beginning and ending of daylight sav-
ing time (the last Sunday of April until
the last Sunday of October.)

Fooling with the clocks is a highly

tal - hE

—Blerman, Victoria Times

. by golly, he's right... it IS unfolding as it should .*. .”°

Council
Briefs

A letter will be written
district highwavs superin-
tendent Roger McKeown
asking that he not approve
any further subdivisions ad-
joining Castlegar without
first advising the town. The
request results from a_let-
ter weelved from Mr. ‘and
Be A. Spence who live

‘a dead-end. section of
Woodland Dr. The: Spences
say that since residential

sial In ‘ing Al-
berta, voters there approved the. introduc.
tion of daylight, saving time only last year.
It had been illegal in that province since
1948.

The only way the filme should be
changed in British Columbia is by. referen-
dum. — and we in the West Kootenay
should keep Pacific Standard and Daylight
Saving Times until the rest of the province
decides it wants a change. In the meantime,
we prefer changing our watches at Creston
to changing them’ at Grand Forks.

Legislative Commiffee on Pollution a Good Idea

Premier Dave Barrett is to be con-
gratulated for the alacrity with which his
new government has acted to discuss the
matier of common pollution control stand-
‘ards for the Pacific .Northwest. coast with
the States of Washingicn ‘and Alaska,

Mr. Barrett, while ‘still leader of the
opposition, had initiated discussions along
these lines with Washington's Governor
Dan Evans. Now, apparently, the re-elected
Mr. Evans wants to persue Mr. Barrett's
earlier proposal for a joint B.C. hii

Washington State are already slated to
meet regularly for consultation on joint
pollution control activities as the result of
an agreement signed by Goverrior Evans
and former premier. W:°A.°C. Bennett: at
the Peace Arch in filsine'earllerthis summer.
But the committee which Premier Barrett
proposes goes considerably further than
this, :
There should be nothing but optimism
for the success of this unique joint legis-
lative approach. It is to be hoped that

legislative committee on the subject. As
well, Governor William Egan of Alaska will .
be invited to have legislators from his
State participate.

_ Technical committees from 8.C. and

the B.C. s will be forthright in
their views and insistent on their demands,
because advancement will likely be made
only as quickly as all participants agree on
them; or as slowly as any one of the
three governments involved drags its feet.

D-BAR-D

9 P.M, TO1 AM.

CABARET

Friday and Saturday Night

“Books are beautiful.”
This is the theme of the an-
nual ‘Young Canada's Book
weer to be marked Nov. 15-

THIS WEEKEND

THE SOUNDS OF SILENCE

The young of the com-
munity are invited to use
the books of the Castlegar
Public brary and get ac
ith the wonder-

Admission $1.00 Per Person

ful world of books.
Books can
anywhere in
Through. reading you can
meet famous people, climb

D-Bar-D Riding Stables

the highest mountain, or ad-

Phone 365-3294

One Mile South of Weigh Scales at Ootischenia The

venture into space.
poster
by the library,

contest -

has started on

the Horcoff Farm property,

increased use is being made
the narrow dead-end

street and this is proving

hazardous, Fifteen

signs will be posted on d ie

marshall in Castlegar for
rovincial fire marsh-
attend an orientat-

ion course in Vancouver
Noy. 21 to 24. Commented

. fire marshal H. K. Jenns in -
a letter to council: he

shall act and regulations.”

ee, ay

“erat ‘Gaalngat ae
place ces, the

Castlegar ig peared
for their cooperation in
helping to make Halloween
this year one ‘of the quiet-
ist on record. :

se ee

an easement over
property owned: by William
Konkin.

with: Mrs, J, V. Halland
Don Jones in charge, was
a great success, with an ex-
cellent response from: area
schools.

This Saturday at 2
p.m. the winners of the pos-
er sontest will be SARA:
ced, and prizes given,
will be held at. the Castle

ar Libr:
= A welvome is extended

"to everyone to come to the

library and see the winning
posters which will be on
display for all to see. y

Remember, “Books are
beautiful.”

See you at tne, Library! s

Plenty of Hockey Action on Weekend
Castlegar All Stars Vs. Vernon All: Stars a

With Minor Hockey
underway, the Castlegar
Pup All Stars hosted the
Vernon All Stars to two
well attended games on the
weekend. :

Saturday’s game saw
Vernon come on very strong

Pi

chak assisted by Greensill
with  Poirer slamming in

two big goals on assists

from.Moore and Romanic,

The second period saw
Castlegar come out lookin; ng
for a goal when ‘DePaoll
popped one in on an assist
by Sherstobitoff.

Vernon responded’ W with
two goals. Wensley, assi
ed by Poirer and Popllchak
assisted - by. Fester. Castle-
gar rallied on a goal from
Stewart assisted by Sher-
stobitoff.

The beginning of the
third period. saw _ Poirer
knock in third’ goal for a
hat trick on an assist: from
Gveensill, Arkell also_scor-
ed for Vernon unassisted.

A scramble around the
Vernon net gave Castlegar
a penalty shoe : scored by
Sh

. again.

then came back unassisted
and scored once again for
Castlegar. When the buz-
zer rang the final score was
a 74 victory for Vernon

- with Castlegar drawing 4

of the 7 penalties.
Vernon's goalie was
Todd Smith,

Suiaayre game saw ac-
tion in the first of the first
period when a goal by Smi-
thson from  Jeckalo put
Vernon ahead 1-0. One min-
ute later Castlegar tied the
game up on a goal from
Stewart on an assist from
Smith and Nazaroff.

Stoushnow pushed one
in assisted by De Paoli and
sherstobuoft. Vernon came
back to Ue up the score 2-2
on a goal by Wensley from
Romanic. Randy Kirby, the
Casuegar goalie, played a
iremendous game.

Castlegar’s Stewart, on
an assist from Smith, went
ahead only to have Vernon
captain Poirer, on an assist
from Romanic, tie the score

Kanigan on an -assist
from Lightle and Knowler
ended the first period 43
lor Ci

‘Air Cadets":

“Receives
Promotion
Missing from the

* lished: ‘list ist of nemes from
the annual promotions par-

ade and parents’ night of :

Royal Canadian Air Cadets
sai. (Castlegar) “Squadron
held on ‘Wednortay of | last
week was Robert

He was promoted from
cadet first class

air cadet,

Be Acquainted with Wonderful World of Books
Young Canada’s Book Week, Nov. 15 fo 22

- home, Ann Cook; The New
* Teacher, Miriam Cohen; A
in in the , Marg-.

to leading:

The second period saw

Stewart score a hat trick

Nazaroff

m *
fffor theion-* +}

in the® “second . per: :

Castleg: gar and Verner .
ayed a tig
defence plays very

.second : period. The

period saw Stewart score
nis fourth goal unassisted.

Vernon. came _ back
strong when Poirer took a
slap shot from the blue
Jine and scored,

Castlegar was again
awarded a penalty shot tak-
en .by Sherstobuorf and
scored. Final score, 7-4 tor
Casul
vernon took 5 of the 9
penalties, handed out.

The Pup All Stars took
on a pee wee house team
monday ‘niorning.

The first goal was scored
by the Pups when on pass-
es trom Stewart and Sm
Nazaroft was put in a scor-

osition. .
ing position. on an as

Go this

ent’s feauae Press; C
a swimming, Athole

sist.from Knowler, and then
an unassisted goal by ah

Y stobiioff, 8 gave the Fup,

Stars'a 3-V lead at the end
of the first period.
Lauriente, on an assist
by Lightle, added another
score for the pups. The
Pee Wee's McDonaid on an
assist from Axelson scored

the. Jone goal for the Pee

“ane Pups’ Boalle, was
P. Churchill.

. Funeral. Services

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ANNOUNCEMENT

Hold Thursday
For H. Marcolli

Memorial service was
held last Thursday’ ‘at the
tre ‘of Our Lords Church .

jakusp for Henry Mar-
oun 67, of Nakusp, who
dled Nov. 6 In the Trail
Regional, a Hosplta| after a
lengthy il

> Mr Marco olli, who was
born’ and raised ‘at Burton,
ied In that area’ all. his
life.

He was owner and o;
erator of the Septic Tan
Service and worked for:
many years as a bartender
at ue Leland Hotel in Na-

mee, Marcolli is survived
by his wife Lillian, six chil-
dren, four grandchildren
and one brother John of
Nakusp.
Cremation followed.

It is with pleasure t
we announce the appol
ment of Carvil E. Moorey:
as an associate of Ander-
son Insurance Agencle:

Corvil has been. active
ly established in the gen-
eral insurance field both:

Again in the third per-
lod the Pup’s defence was
strong with the Pee Wees
failing to score.

Sherstobitoff fire an un-
asisted goal for a hat trick
with Lauriente on an assist
trom Lightle, scoring iri the
final’ minutes of the game,
giving the Pup All Stars a
6-1 win over the Pee Wee
house team.”

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