naird Kinsmen Club president Mel McMullen
drops the puck getting the game underway. The
Castlegar centre player watching the camera in-

kane:

Spokane coach

stead of the puck is John Chase, while his Spo-
t is equally Ja Hie

background are the unidenified Spokane cap’
Gerry Odien, sl

gar coaches

b MacDonald and ‘Wally Graham, and Castle.
Ge Captain. Gerry Mosby. — Photo’ Fema of

‘To Castlegar Chamber i in 1 Revised ‘Policy Statement for 1968.

The Castlegar and District

12 Policies for the coming

mon!
According ‘to -a general
Chamer definition, le ob-I 1

jectives are

Policies, ou the other
hand, involve longer-term ac-
tion or those achievements
nat considered likely within

The general Pl e of

the Chamber, as noted in the

ent, is “to Promote fe
economic, civic and social

development of their resourc-

Witnesses

‘Cruel Acts’ in Africa

Kinnaird congreation

The Kinn:
of Jehovah’s Witnesses began |ty.”

this week a door-to-door cam-
paign to make the public
aware of “the shocking atro-
cities being committed against
members by sadistic. mobs in
Malawi, Central Af

Calling the alleged @ acts “a
shame on Afri

been raped, often before their
own husbands and children
who were forced to watch. In
the Mlanje area of the coun-
try 40 women who were thus

munitted
ed with 0 the Spirit « ofr national:
ism,” Woods explain:

jestlek by mobs ‘made up of

members of the Youth Lea-

to Protest

Banda’s Malawi Congress par-

le claimed the Youth
Lease resembled China's { din;
Red Guards who have terror-
ized so many there. “The only
crime of Jehovah’s Witaess-
es.in Malawi has been their
refusal to join Manda’s poli-
tical party, buy a membership
card and wear Bandas icture
on a badge,” he rit

24, nest quoted president
, | Banda as sa: : “If any one
3 /of these people is in trouble
they should not go to the
police but shouid go to church
and pray.” This statement
was made ie “by president, pan
da who Bait
aman of i God" Hence, aon
has been little or no action
on the part of the police to
stem the tide of vicious per-
een hoped that peopl
0) people
who Jove e justice and freedom
will write to the government
of Malawi to protest this cru

J
The Malaw! News of Nov.

gue of president H. Kamuza

treatment of harmless Gans: @ Exten
tians.”” snd anstatance to.the du Maur: b

Objectives for 1968
‘Press for completion of
Steines No.. 3 cut-off from
Kinnaird to Meadows and Sal-
mo.
@ Fight for early replace-
ment of parks, beaches, 7 tah
eries and marinas to be
lost by the Spring Spring ig 1969.

e nee completion of upgra-

‘din; fhe Kinnaird Trail rope
way, with particular empha-
sis on eliminating the ue.
berry railroad crossings.
@ Obtain the co-operation of
B.C. Telephone in extending
local service to Thrums-T:

tion with the newly formed
Recreation Commission and
the Town of C:

jer ski committe for the suc-
cess of their
2 Develop a ‘isison with civ-
ic, indus ed-
and service

a cultural
entities within the communi-

ty for secomplishing the pur-
Group Will Start
To Prepare Gamp

Rory For Summer.

A Camp
held in vprail last. Monday
with 15 present and Gwilym
Hughes presiding.

will it with some of
the work parties at the camp-
site, it was disclosed,

Plywood is to be ordered

| Struction of the Atrow

@
Rory meeting was

Rotary club members of| @
assist

! andthe downtown bi

pose of the ‘Chamber.’
@ Assist B.C. and - Canadian
Chambers of’ Commerce in
matters’‘of mutual concern.
Chamber Policies
@ To ‘solve’ the problems
created as a result of Colum-
bis River . development .and
articularly due ito: the con-
dam,

@ To study the effect the

mi
ae boys. shows

Letter Lauds Work
Of Hockey Groups
Dear Sir:

“. E-would like to comment
regarding the excellent sports-
anship our Castlegar and

during
recent Minor Hockey

anyone connecte

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; " Kootenay-West Liberal Assodiation
bo ONOTICE:.
MEETING TO ELECT DELEGATES
To. LEADERSHIP CONVENTION
Sunday, February 18 2 PM.
Union Hotel, Trail,
All Liberals Urged to Attend
Memby May Be R dat Door .

early 1900s, a-story by local historian Harold
disclosed in last week's Castlegar
i News. When the brick yard was in operation,
fy tho CPR had a rail spur going right into the

ia Webber,

‘erammed with doings!

yard. The finished bricks would th ene toad:
4 into box cars for shipment’ to ers.
The brick yard operated’ until Bry "1016
when the property was sold. The machinery
was then disposed of and now notaing at all
Temains at the site, — Photo oan
Cominco

' g SUGAR AND SPICE

toward tas weekend's Blan:

ned excursion to S|
the Bantam league
Gordon Bat ulkheam,
lon a
Kinnaird.

fsa Cent 3 may
join forces to produce an ev-
en better museum: than eith-
er group could produce alone.

“A meinber of the College
group, John Munro
was a guest at the Castlegar
and © District Chamber

opening ots a traffic route

ha nih fe a Jocal
ve upon the ery an
Pe ‘and facilities.

yw dam will | ro!

Discussion on the join-
ing of forces arose after read-
- jing of a etter. from the town

ye
pavement ~from Juniper se
south of Kinnaird.

To encourage Kinnaird
and the department nf high-

ip, asking for
“support” From ,the Chamber.
Mr. Munro suggested ane
aird| College museum group ‘hat
been set up to establish 4

ways to lay four lauies ¢ of pave-
ment from north’ south
Kinnaird.

through

on or near the cam-
pus,”
“But it would not seem
it the of -two dif-

@ To
community to develop a sins? | ara

been drawn

@ Continue to sponsor a pro-
gram of public education Te.
garding the need for unity

up by the carnD advisors and
these will’ be Posted in th
kitchen at.the camp.

and joint
am jout the distric! meer gional
Co-operate Tegio}
toward production
of tourist brochures’ and oth-
er fc forms of Kootehay promo-
e Budget and prepare for a
business and industry
tion into the influential jour-|
el |nal, Trade and Commerce.
id our co-operation

inser- | Thi

of cam;
is to be done through Ne ‘=
Owans.:in. Prall:

treasurer's
and ea fed for ay
were * aocented.

they are camping, it was re-

‘Dates’ for work parties] @
are April 20 and May 11; oth-
ers will be at a later

as

2 aes
PROGRESS LIGHT FIXTURES

Ys OFF

Living Room - Hallways - Kitchen

Outside Lights - Door

Chimes

group _ then
select its own “job. In ‘this

way-thers will'be no overlap-
ping of work.

year’s tree cutting.

It was suggested that the

Tange parking plan.

@ To: support educational,
social and cultural .improve-|¢,
ments, and promote a college- |
©} town image. : ens
@ To discover the need and

@ To assist the Ootischenia

ess ferent groups, working sep-
desirable

is a

he added.
The Chamber r approved a

motion fon directing th je secretary

one,

The question of financial
or other aid fromthe Cham-
ber was deferred until such
a meeting can be set up.

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ba?

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Feb. 15, 1968

firrow Lakes Shew
Plans Full Progtam
‘ At Summit Lake

A’ fall of activ-'

‘Who. said. February was
a dull’ month? Our days are

The E
vlan to interview nurses,
doctors, policemen and many

‘Announcements, ossip,
vertisements ]

pefully it will

six pages and: wil! be be ri

tributed twice each month.:.
(Mr. Prevost says that the
paper. will ‘provide an .oppor-
tunity for E class members to|
pear oe
ev a sense Oo! e838)
it in English

realization that the mob is his
mother, shaking him and say-
ing, “Come on, Dan! Come on,
Dan! Time get up for
school.”

The: whole thing. was Same chap confessed to a
dream penat would fascinate

tan Thomas's recol-

tailoring, came out and found

: ream,
hnisiold ld pants gone. He walked

and unre:
it ends, wath
have

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From it feeling wonderful but
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over ‘me \as' I realize it was
just a dream.
Pickerel

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doe shea just sort of glide.
Mine is alt

AIRLENE [|

RESERVATIONS,

CAST! LEGAR AGENT

all the way home’ with no
pants and wasn’t the least bit
ibarrassed.,

em!

A girl: confessed that she
often. dreams that ‘she is the
centre of things, a big Broad-
way star just about. to. launch
into the greatest’ musical in
history, with every eye on her.
Shezis th 4

order, aad no end.”

ess comes:

Some ‘of the kids have

make. an excellent nurse, a

grand wife and mother.

ways, the same. I Another girl has night-
broad-|mares about big dogs who

admire.
a ‘These two will be suitably

and a holler. The play: this
year is a comedy called Fath-
er Says No!

It centers about two teen-age
girls who are on diets. (Wwe

do not need to tell you that
peve Joo their

ma in
lans.. Why else do girls diet?)
isnot yet com-|

and of course one good prom-
pter. It sounds J like great fun!

teen an drm ot

ne| lentine’s ast

The The boys have been busy: all
week balloting on their Queen

of Hearts and the girls, not to

be outdone, nas have selected the
ey most

Reg Skinner Going

are ‘always going to eat her.
Still another dreams

ways the cowboy..-
long-legged and Taconite, a
Grade Gary Cooper
needs only a hand. rolled Bus
Durham smoke to ‘complete
the image.
Another boy seams seat
Bex. has ‘had’ a

und
and 2 Elutely free of the sur-
earth.
One boy admitted a

ick | whether they're in color; Then
we get: into the theo: ory (ha

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and _ Delicious

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;| For Gas Insiafiation

To Okanagan Valley

honoured at a special noon-
hour sock hop.
At this same hop the
teachers will havent tae an-
nual “weigh-in” gome
lucky student will be a resent.
with a box of chocolates
. | for, having the most nearly-
‘8

"Best Posture". judging
also continues. Tops so far

ity is being planned for resi-|
dents and visitors alike at the

we stock a full selection of

SAVAGE SHOES

for children |

Maddocks Shoe Store

First Annual Arrow Lakes}

winter Follies being staged

this weekend at Summit Lake
183 miles east of Nakusp.

A snosho at the adj t
ski hill will feature downhill
and slalom races, for all ages

“NOTIS

The Corporation of the Town of Castlegar

CE

and classes bv a

lerton' and’ Tony Silva (tied
for ; first),, Jackie _Kakatoff,
Brian’.Polovaikoff and Steve

The Chess Tournament
is.underway with each of the
four houses entex :

very hot contend
spot. Vanderpol is an-
other prime favorite.

Floor hockey and basket-
‘pall continue to’ draw big
crowds. Players are improving
so much that the games real-
ly zoom.

yjcash prizes and tronhies don-|

parade on

at 7 p.m. K

On the adiacent Iske
there! will be continione, ire
fishing in the form of a derhv
getting underway early. Sat
urday: morning and’ canrind.
ing. Sunday, evening. . Tickets
may be purchased at the wel-
shin. station located on the
ice. surface.

Snowmobile races wit he
the main ‘attraction with three
races in three catagories with

ated for each category.

The first racés held on
Saturday will be ,heats for
300, 400 and open classes do-
ing sprints and obsacle races.

On Sunday the finals will
begin at a am. vend run con-

Pythians Plan Tea |
ht End of Marek -

‘were made recent-

one Sunday highlights
include the ‘presidents’: chal-
Jenge race which has-been ac

Club

Saunier banquet Feb.-21.
Also “in ‘the aotting is ae

‘her.
the een He ete, Sav
iaunews nee asked to par-
ticipate at the the district con-
vention in Trail late in April.

Koot Revelstoke
Gus ee president: Shas: accept-
the Ni - Rotary ‘C)

The E eanamen Club of ie
ze ace]
{eb lenge as arty the President
Cast ustiogat Rotiry Club bres
legar
[gat ‘will also compete in the

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local of
jatural Gas has ‘left
for the Okanagan area where
he will supervise some gepecta|
ot new gas line installations

Al
10} Inland Ni

ere:
‘Working in that area for|
feel] about a month is Reg Skinner,

Mr. Skinner: will. oversee

» Mr. er
mane estimated ‘cost of the
in” the

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