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Watch for the grand
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ance Brokers managed a4
Peter Majesgey.

Execufive Named for Kootenay

Society for Handicapped Children

The annual meeting of the
Kootenay Society for 'Handi-
capped. Children’ was held
March 6 in the Legion Hall with
approximately 75. People in

¢) altendanee,

The new? executive was

2 announced. and ‘consists of

president. Mrs. W. (Joyce)
Pearce, vice-president Father
W. Harrison,’ recording secre-
lary Mrs. A. (Michelle) Jolly,
corresponding secretary Mrs,
B. (Judy) Campbell, treasurer
Rudi Baff, medical director Dr.
Paul Gelpke, publicity. and
library Mrs. A. (Joanne) Lang-

lois, home care Mrs. Campbell, , '

special events Jack .Randal,
membership Lou Korody and
auditor Allen Selbie.
Commiltees were formed
ith: committee
follows: school, Mrs. E. (Gerry)
Grunerud, Mrs. G.° (Arlie)
Anderson,» Mrs,- A. (Dawn)
Bate and Mrs. D. (Frances)
Martinelli; finance, Rudi Baff.
and Sister Ann;.recreation and

transportation, ‘Mrs. E. (Jean) -

Fitzpatrick; workshop, Mrs. D.
(Elsie) Hiebert, Father Harri-
son and Mrs. J. (Bonnie) Grant.

heads as *

A film was shown on the
possibilities of the ' retarded
having ‘an apartment style of
living where’ they ‘could be
self-sufficient and even contem-
plate marriage. This type of
concept has .been tentatively
tried in England with the
cerebral palsy adults but has
not been well received by the
general public.’ More discus-
sions of such a centre in this
area are to take place at later
meetings,

It was the adult

RECREATION COMMISSION executive was

elected at the annual supper meeting held on

the Hi Arrow

‘They are, right to left, finance chairman Mike
hairman Gary Hyson ‘and ‘vice-

Tuesday of last week at
Davidoff, ¢!

chairman Jock Stewart. Mr: Davidoff is alo
chairman of the Tarrys and District | Recreation

No. 1 Photo

“trainees atthe workshop’ will

prepare and serve dinner to the
directors and their guests April
18 at the’ workshop ‘on’ 10th
Ave. ‘in Kinnaird.
Appreciation and thanks
are to be ‘sent to Miss: Patty

Troyan who is working on an :

OFY grant in the Recreation
Centre and, has been. doing
exercises’ and> playing . floor
hockey with the trainees at the
workshop. a

At the conclusion of the
meeting sandwiches, cake and
coffee was served by. the
trainees assisted by. members
of the board of directors.

Former Kinnaird Man T. E.
Green Dies in Vancouver:

Thomas Edward Green, of
Suite 44, 2800 Alwood’ St,
Clearbrook, ‘a former resident
of Kinnaird, ‘died Tussday, in
Vancouver.

Funeral service will be
held this Saturday at 2:30 p.m.
from the chapel of Henderson's
Funeral Home.

Mr. Green ‘retired from

Mat Ba.

BUNGAY = MARCH OT

Carol Ca
‘Kenneth: Loach! s
COW"

Cominco in 1965. He was a
maintenance man at that time.

He is survived by his wife,
Vickie; ane: sa -Jauren of.

COPA Flight 22 Sponsors Two Day ‘ailewns
Resource People from B.C. Aviation Council

A two-day seminar, spon-
‘sored — by *Flight 22. West
Kootenay Canadian’ Owners
and. Pilots Association, with
resource people from the B.C.
Aviation Council, will.be held at
Selkirk College April 20 and 21.

The seminar. will deal with
air regulations, accident inves-
tigations, air traffic control and
airworthiness.

Aerospace medicine, flying

training and fixed base opera- _

tions will also be part of the
seminar. These will be present-
ed by local speakers.

Details were given 'Mon-
day-evening when:members of
the Flight 22 held their regular
monthly meeting at the Castle-

r Airport in. the. Adastra
Aviation. building.» ;

‘one
Mrs. C. (Carollynne) Fraizer of
Mission.
Cremation is to follow.

landing trans-
mitters were again discussed.

While it still appears these will -

be mandatory for every aircraft

Local Court News

Edward James
gar pled guilt:
blood alcohol count over.
.08. He’ was fined $150 or in
default 30 days in’ jail. His

. driver's licence: was also sus-

pended ‘for 30 days.
e * ‘.

‘David / Neufield, >» 34, of
Castlegar pled guilty'to break-
ing probalion. "He, was’, fined
$100 or in default 15 ane in jail.

$ . o

{Manuel Da” ‘Rosa, 19, :.0f
Castlegar pled guilty to causing
a ‘disturbance. » The charge
resulted from ‘an incident in a

“local cafe.:He was’ fined $75 or.

RE-ELECT

ico MIKE :
LIVINGSTONE |
For City Alderman”

orun

is bers}
Castlegar pled guilty to two
charges, . one -of . causing a

-disturbance and one for having

hard liquor in a beer parlor. He
was. fined $50'on each charge
and if in default, 15 days in jail
on each charge: Sentences to

by July 1 of this year, there are
no. set guide lines allowing a
purchase that’ will guacantee
any model acceptable. for the
life of the ‘aircraft. ‘Members
will review this issue month
from month.

Plans are underway to get
into flying activities. Tentative
plans are now being made for a

‘poker rally to be held sometime
in May. Castlegar, Nelson, Trail
and © Grand’ Forks airports
would be ulilized for this event.

.George Bondaroff present-
ed plans for T-hangars, ‘These
are to.-be. ‘looked. into. by
interested: parties.

The next. meeting will be
April 8 al the'same location.

Funeral Services Tomorrow.
For Longtime Slocan Resident

Longtime resident of Slo-
can, Obed Nichols, 72, died at
the Pavilion at: New. Denver.
Sunday.

Funeral service» will be
held. tomorraw at 2 p.m. from:
St. Mary's Roman - Catholic
Church in Slocan.

Born® in - Truro, “Nova
Scotia, May 2, 1901, he ‘moved
with: his family to Saskatche-
wan in 1907. There. he farmed
and was a. coal ‘miner; before

vis "survived ; by two
brothers, Arnold’ ‘Nichols of

» Stonehenge, Sask: and Frank in

-England; and zeight ‘sisters,
Mrs, Clara: Belleveau of Grand -
Forks, Mrs. Henrietta Le Blanc

: of Assiniboia, Sask., Mrs. Sarah

of Scout Lake, Sask.,

* * *.
©. Pasquale Grifone, 17, of
Castlegar pled guilty to a
charge) of being a. minor in
possession of : liquor. ,He’ was
firied $50'or in defaull 15 days
in jail,
ee eee
Larry: Kazakoff; “28, ° of
Castlegar pled guilty to two
charges, one of driving while
impaired and one for refusing
to take a breathalyzer lest. He
was fined $200 on each charge
or in defaull 80 days on each

charge. to run

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING |

of the ~
Robson & District Ratepayers Assn.
will be held at ae

“ROBSON. COMMUNITY HALL
Monday, April 1

8:30 p.m,
2-12

oe ee

Wesley ‘Wayne Lucas, 25,
of Rabson was put on probation
for 18 months after he appeared
in court here on two charges,
One of:breaking, entering and

: theft. and-one of mischief.

The charges resulted from
a break-in Jan. 22 at Hi Rider
Cafe in Robson when groceries
and a TV set were ‘taken.
Damage was also caused to a
pool table, juke .box, foosball

Mrs. Carlotta Van Hauf of Gull
Lake, Sask.,. Mrs. Elizabeth
Tree of Glasgow, Nova Scotia,
Mrs. Jane Neville .of Cooks-
town, Ont:, Mrs. Rose Schwab

Two Vehicle
Accident: Under :
Investigation
A’ two. vehicle accident
reported Friday- infront of
Safeway causing damages total-

ling. $600," is «still under;
investigation. i

Police..said a 1973 Ford

driven by -'Ronald: Michael.
Matenchuk of Casllegar was in’
collision with a 1971 Pinto
driven. by Seigfried Fred
Wachek of Castlegar.

The Wachek vehicle is said

lo have been stopped wailing - +

for another vehicle to make a
left. hand - turn,” when the
collision occurred.

No injuries were reported.

of Haney: and Mrs. Adeliene
Ludtke of Clearwater, B.C.
Rev. J. F. Monagham will
officiate: with: burial ‘to take
place in Slocan Cemetery.

Most. Local a
Schools Our _
On April 5.

spike f
exception’ ofx Stanley . Hum@2
“phrige Wi Be-etdged "April'S To

sallow! the slaff lo have -a
curriculum | day. «This ‘was
announced at the regular board
meeling Monday by secretary-
treasurer John. Dascher.’

Intermediate teachers will
travel ly Trail. for conferences
on math, musie, science and
“autdior > education, ‘while the
primary teachers ‘will have a
workshop al. the . Woodland
Park School: .on: classroom
techniques.

3 On May 1 the intermediate
teachers will have a half day.to™
attend a spelling workshop to
be held in Castlegar.

Local Constable
Attends Course’
At, ‘Ottawa School

A local constable, Cst. D.
L. Danchuk, was among the 20
plainclothes men of the RCMP.
to attend a recent course at the
Senior Investigators Schoo! of
“Investigation in Ottawa. 2

Chosen from across Cana-
da, Lhe men were given a broad
knowledge of the various facets
of police work’ updating their
police Lechnolagy.

Courses’ also included the

study of human beliavior.

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. Mannie,

*:\1068-1108. Columbia Ave, from
© Service ‘station’ commercial to
core commercial. ©

> parking lot to make deliveries,
» make sure -your. vehicle ‘does

. usually are in a hurry, either to 5

ans who may dart across your.

‘sale,

i Neighbors
Protest
Rezoning

AT FULL SWING

Get in the swing of thé’ fom,
low’ prices,. buy: now

Carpel Sale Continues] d

atill many colors to choose from |):

ing Mr. Seminoff's request for
rezoning.) +

Two other pecretiy were
heard, but ‘still remain, to be
acted upon. These are Harry.
1414-1480 Columbia
‘Ave. from ‘tourist. commercial
and one family urban ‘residen:.
tial to, Inw-rise.. apartment
residential and Robert Fenner

Garden Tools
‘and
Heavy Duty
Wheelbarrows °
on nee

>| ‘There were no representa-
on ‘of? protest: to these two
proposals,’
Dave Cooper, representing
Mr. Fenner, stated ‘there were
no immediate plans: for. this: !
Property, but. a rezoning.
change would allow for better
utilization of the size of the lots,

Parking Lots.

Sirah neni pa ean

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gases

The Honor Roll for Stanley
y Humphetes Secondary School
for the second report, March
18, has been released, ‘The
names are as follows;
Grade 12
Gerald Goosen, Grog Rich-
ards, Joanne Pepper, Joanie
Ogloff, Nancy Schnell, Shelley
Leveridge, Janet Popoff, Linda
Popoff, Chris Egli, Catherine
Harrison,’ Ken Maloff,' Elaine
Perepolkin, Diane Giles, Anne
Koorbatoff, Marilyn’ Polovni-
koff, Kathie Tarasoff “and
Mathew Vroom,
Grades
Michael Scott, © Brian
Marsh, Karen’ Cleeve, Robin
Dalziel, Christine Franco, Lor-
raine McKenzle, Debbie Ogioff,
May’ Hadikin, Jackie Geiger,
Bey Simmons, Loulse Soukeroff
and Pat’ West,
Grade Ww
Jean Marsh, Patricia Hea-
ley, Jim'Schatthutzen, Thomas
Shmoorkoff, Norman Walter,
Jennifer Cheveldave, Liz Chev-

Have Special
Hazards

-When you make tise of a
parking lot, do you keep alert to
the special hazards?.

If parking lot accidents are
to be avoided, regulations must
be followed and courtesy must

irst ‘of all, keep your
speed ‘low. The absence’ of
posted ‘speed limits does not
mean you have a’ license to
speed. You never know when, —
someone might step into’ your
ath.
Lanes leading to parking
spaces often are posted» for
one-way. travel to avoid.'con-

“fusion.” It is important that

these restrictions ‘be followed.
Don't ever drive into the exit of
a one-way lane, : disregarding
the’ arrow. that: points “out” ©
instead of “in.” This could foul
up a.whole line of traffic.
‘When you 'park® in a

not block an ‘entrance or’ exit.
People: who ‘use «parking “lots

gel in and leave their car, or.to
relrieve it and: drive ‘out. A
blocked lane is hard on nerves.
‘When ‘you make even: a
brief stop in.a parking lot,-it.is'-; + lot by movislab!
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- St. Rita’s CWL
Discusses
Heart Fund
‘The meeting of St. Rita's

Catholic Women's: League was

held ‘on ‘Tuesday’ of last week
with 20:members present.:;
The St. Patrick's Day bake
which ® was. held “last
Sarurday, was discussed as well
as ‘“-hospilal ; visitation ~/and
helping. the ‘Heart Fund.’-
“The next meeting’ will be”
April 16 when the election. of
‘officers will take place,

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js Stewait, Peter Zaitsoff, Morley
HE: Armstrong, J

It is with some regret that
1 must. publicly express. my
disappointment with the recent
actions by'Oak Bay MLA Scott
+ Wallace. ¢

To break the confidence of
private, casual ‘discussions. a-

individual’ MA's’ will ‘unfortu-
“ately..destroy.:much of the-”
rapport that’ has been. built up

‘and will certainly ‘retard any
_ “moves toward further co-opera-
tion among’.the Social: Credit,
~ Liberaland Conservative
MLA's;:Aa long as there has
been a: parliamentary system,

‘bout political matters among _

between : opposition» members .

Stanley Humphries Honor’ Roll

Duetsch, Robert’ McKibbin,
Anne Qusedvileg, Joe Tarasoff
and Frank Zurek.

Grade9
Helen Josafatow, Cammy

+ LaPointe, Loule Normandeau,

David Sahlstrom, Robert Sher-
stobitoff, Patricia McKay, Mar-
io Baff, Claudio Furlan, Hea-
ther Gleboff, Kathleen Kinakin,
John Pereverzoff, Eddie -Ril-
koff, Karen Walter, Theresa
Plotnikoff, Randy Kisielewski,
Allen Carmichael, Lisa Kofod,
Danny Obedkoff, Barry Pere-
chudoff, ‘Tyanna’ Popoff and
Richard Roberts,
‘Honorable mention
| Grade 12
Rilla. Hareley, Darlene
Keus, Roberta Kulbaba, Janet

Millard fd Nick Postnikoff.

rade 11
Susan Culley, Jil Dawson
and Val Stoochnoff.
: 3 le 10
Linda Fuller, Joanne Her-
findahl,\ Lori ‘Jmiioff and Dale
Shlakoff,
Grade 9
Winkie Giraud, Peter Ma-
karoff, Danny Nazaroff, Teresa

_ Plotnikoff,:Conrad Pryce and:

Robert Quaia,

Breach of Confidence
“Has Delrimental Effect

“For. ‘my own part, I have
never, denied that’ I have
received offers to take part in
‘the formation of a new party.
Talks’ along this ‘line ‘are. not
some riew phenomena which
“blew. up overnight, ‘but have
been going on since the election
.of the NDP,

More ‘recently, ‘there has he
been'a renewed thrust by. Dr.
Wallace, who finds his: own ‘,
position threatened, to ‘stimu-
late interest for a new party
and he has made overtures to a:
number of MLA’s, including
myself. :

+ However, what Dr. Wal-

lace doesn't: reveal. is that my
to Bill” Bennett

have enjoy-
ed “the?
matters of mutual interest and -

concern. - among. themselves:

freedom ‘to’ discuss:

and the Social Credit Party was
“made abundantly clear to him

‘and © to’ others , who .- have-

without fear of ¢

_certainly,.with, the knowledge
‘that. confidences): would pee

7” thetonly;.way .to- defeat ‘the:. i

political
Dr. Wallace also fails to reveal
that I formally rejected the idea >
of anew party and told him that

been fully aware of discussions ~
“in which I have’ been’ involved
ofand’ ‘is assured: ‘of my: full’and
‘support!:in’ ‘the

of 5 sip
. Tn statistics’ Vreleased by
i highways (department. district
» Vs superintendent ROE.
g Keown, the following figures on
ferry: traffic were. given. for
‘ebruary, of this year with the
973 figures indicated in brack- ~.

bs mobiles and; drivers. (20,648)
24,215; number of passengers

‘not drivers (29,731): 34,034;
number of trucks, all types,
(6,994) 8,413; number of trailers
and semi-trailers (205)° 129;
number of motorbusses (37) 90;
number of. motorcycles (69) 14
and number of livestock (28) 80.

Me:

REELECT
LIVINGSTONE
For City Alderman

re-building of our party, Details
ofall such discussions were also

‘reported in full and in complete

confidence” to the’ full « Social
Credit caucus.

» Not ‘only has Dr. Wallace
breached a ‘solemn confidence
in’ -his actions, he also
breached the confidence of the
400 or so: Conservatives’ who"
gave ‘him their: trust at their
recent leadership ‘ convention,
In any.case, he: has effectively
destroyed’: the. Conservative
Party as a political force in
British ; Columbia. | and «has
unwittingly. strengthened. the
Social Credit position.

T would, therefore, appeal
to all- disillusioned” provincial
conservatives to- join: with
Social Credit’and unite behind

Bill Bennett whose leadership | -
stability, and dedication to the” -

“ceause: of ‘responsible © govern-

Ment.can not be questioned.

Robert McClelland,
MLA, Langley. : -

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