CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Oct. 2, 1969 py/

MMUNITY

Funeral Service Held
For William Potapoff

Funeral services -were|from there \toe Celgar. He Jat-
held Wednesday and Thurs-/er worked on construction of
day of last week for William|the Keenleyside Dam,

Peter Potapoff, 24, of Castle- Mr. Potapoff is survived
7 gar, who died suddenly Sept. by his parents, Mr. and Mrs,
in Vancouver where he|Peter Potapoff; one brother,

ae working as a construc-|Peter and. one

sister
tion foreman. John Folly) Popoff; all” ot
He was born in Nelson| Castlegar.

CASTLE THEATRE sevsn

THURSDAY : FRIDAY oct 23 —7&9:10
“THOSE DARING’ YOUNG MEN IN THEIR
JAUNTY “JALOPIES”

Tony Curtis — Gert Frobe — Comedy

SAT. MATINEE -SAT. MON. TUE. — OCT. 4.6.7
Michael (Bonnie & Clyde) J. Pollard
“HANNIBAL BROOKS” color, . war comedy - Oliver Reed

INITIATION DAY saw grade six students and all newcomers
of W. E. Graham Elementary Secondary School arrive for
school last Friday at Slocan City dressed in the off-beat
attire pictured here, The initiation, which has been a school
tradition for many years, calls for students to arrive for

classes in “ dress prescribed

| Vali Toastmistress Club
Has Get-Acquainted Tea

by ‘grade 10 students. High

jinks take place during class breaks and the noon hour.
The ordeal is an all-day session for these students, ending
only after they are home from their classes at the end of |?

the school day. — Castlegar

News Photo

Pollution Must be a Major Issue for Rest of Time

not be dropped and forgot-

ear Sir:
Pollution has been deem-jten after the election.

ed a political doen nee thls
paper and Rag

Pollution not only should
ip-ibe, but must be considered

ers. It is hoped” that “it Leritl a major issue for the rest of

PETTITT! PHOTOS

_PETTITT PHOTOS

time. It must be held as a
major issue by federal, pro-
vincial, municipal, and local
governments. There must be
legislation on the part of
each of these governments
to combat and control pollu-
tion and it must come very
soon.

However, if we are to|i
ever rid ourselves of the ter-
rible pollution problem we
now have, it must become
the concern of each and ev-

PETTITT PHOTOS _.

Come In
And Make Your
Appointment
_Now

SOLOHd LLILL3d

SPECIALS FOR

CHRISTMAS
ery Canadian citizen. And
you as citizens must concern
yourselves with the wide-

Portraits And
Christmas Cards

going to concern themselves
with the local air pollution
problem are wrong. You
must concern yourselves with

thy, There are many medical
doctors who will testify to

Citizens must become
concerned. Don't wait for the
other fellow to do it, he may
be waiting for you to take
the first step. Later will soon

ay.|be here, and then it will be

running out and soon it will
be too late.
Those foolish people who

argue that pollution is the} Contro!

spread
causes, and not just how pol-

in we ion affects you individual-

Natural Color

SOLOHd 1LIL13d

Mr. W. J. Pacholzuk, Regional Recreation Dir-
ector will be programming all Arena activities
for this Winter.

All enquiries and reservations must be arranged
by telephoning the following:

RECREATION COMMISSION OFFICE 365-6565

PUBLIC NOTICE

If no answer telephone
ARENA OFFICE 365-5021

R. R. O’Genski
Clerk-Treasurer
Town of Castlegar

Please Clip Out For Future Reference

Y/and time again that all of

‘e we have to pay for the
continuation of industrial
progress are just that —|
fool

It has been proven time

these’ sources of pollution
can operate at peak effici-
ency, peak output and peak
profit and not: pollute our
Water, air or land.

Sure it costs money, but.

Money is
And it really doesn’t cost
that | much . espe

speni
on advertising what they are’
going to do about pollution.
Too bad some of money
wasn’t channeled into actu-

ing pro!
no intention of keeping.

Yes, we do need indus-
try, but with some effort on
the industries part snd ea some] co-
effort on the citizens part we
would not have to py the
remendous price of pollu-

mt is just plain poor
sense to go on paying this
high price for a commodity
which we could, with a little
effort and consideration, en-
joy at jomeeby less cost.
resources,
the Satin "attraction for in-
dustry, will not last forever.
When 1 they are exhausted the
industries to slose and|
the ones
that are creating the present
pollution ‘problems. 14 It eon

and clean_ water,

clean air
but it is downright unk

too late.

Oct. 14, 1944 and was raised
in the Castlegar area.

He was first’ employed
at Castlegar Airport and went

Buriat took place at Oot-
ischenia Cemetery with the
Castlegar Funeral Home in
charge of arrangements.

Vali Toastmistress Club

son by having a get-ecquain-
ted tea at-the home of: Mrs.
M. M. Zibin. Guests were en-'
couraged to look through the
trainin, the

in Castlegar opened the’ sea-|

an opinion: at a‘PTA meeting,
conducting a meeting or giv-

S-T-0-P

For a real buy on a Chev, Olds, Chevelle or Camaro
from 375 hp engine to 155 hp 6-cyl., call today or
write to:

: John Lockyer

DICK IRWIN CHEV & OLDS

845 Marine Dr., North Vancouver
Phone 987-5231

ing a 30-minute talk at a

convention. Women might be
required to. present a gift,
make an acceptance speech;

Toastmistress Taaeeiines and
members were present to ex-
plain the various aspects of
training “offered by’ this or-
ganization.

or e
to listen effectively. "These
duties entail practice.

At the workshop ‘vneeting,
learning is. accomplished in
a more informal manner. Ev-

The tea was b
a demonstration dinner meet-
ing which was the offi
start of the term’s activities.

undertake were explained to
guests so they could under-
stand the value of this type
of practice.

Most women need confid-
ence in speaking situations,
whether it involves - stating

y |eryone is to par-

cial} practice sessions’ pertaining

Join y
Control Peeters and give
them the support they re-
quire. The governments are
more apt to listen to a body
which 1s representing a few
hundred. votes with definite

proposals on how to i

The situation than they are
to one person representing
one vote,
In the Nelson area the
Kootenay ‘Pollution
i Association is dedi-
cated to bring pollution from
sources under control.
‘This. will require a lot of
work: and a considerable
amount of money. The only
method available to raise
is through Pledges
t's

Accidents
Show Upswing
Perine duly

recent. release of
statistics from the B.C. motor
vehicle branch for July of
this year an increase o}
cidents are shown over July
of last year. This also led to
an increase in the number
of persons killed or. injured
as well as an increase in
Property. dama;
cidents Fotaled 4,759
in say gh 1968 with 5,531

have your support,
matter where you
live, pollution ® does concern
you and yours.
v. E. Sauer,
Secret ,
West Kootenay’
Pollution Control
\ssoc., Nelson, BC.

College joze Semiinar
Being Planned
For WK Nurses

April the West

Peer Branch of the Re-
gistered Nurs ition

of B.C. and Selkirk College

co-sponsored a’ weekend con-

ference entitled | “Patient

Over 150. nurses Pi artici-
pated, making it one of the
Frost successful continuing
education events the nurses
ever held in B.C. outside the
lower .
The nurses of the West
Kootenay are following up
their. highly

fiill| geting work. of the
Kootenay Branch.

“West Kootenay nurses
are setting the pace for in-
service continuing education
for: nurses for: ft
ies
health in the hospital and
community, she se, tiled

SUPER

Toy Sale

‘Fantastic Savings
Many Toys at 88c and 99c

— SEE FLYER ENCLOSED WITH CASTLEGAR NEWS — _

Carl’s Plaza Drugs

for. sivement 1 ny bar ‘and
is for both

of this year.

In
of last year against 2, 104 for
July of 1969.

show
led in

imately 60 recorded for Aug-
ust of this year.

jured ectated 287 in July| clubs.

az be of 1968 with approx-|

ticipate in discussion end

to_ some ‘specific subject. At
this. meeting guests. .and
members listened to general
comments on how a club sec-
retary_should prepare min-
utes. From notes presented.
each person then prepared
her rough draft of minutes.
The quiz and discussion per-
jod_ which followed helped
each to judge her own ef-

Just Arrived...

THE ORIGINAL
NORVYK
CARDIGAN SWEATERS
by -Ren-Dale

, Tegular $82.95
HIS DISCOUNT PRICE

His Men’s Wear.

Phone 365-5851

In the lexicology presen-
Mrs, L. R.

tation by

Hammond, it was stated there
are some 650,000 words in

gate
5,000 words); general stand-'
d (using 8,000 to 15,000

brief quiz on word Sane
concluded the workshop.

It was learned that five
Vali members. travelled to
Cranbrook for the first meet-
ing of the new council for the
four pHogreney, Toastmistress

change ideas and to become
better acquainted. The next

ea meeting will be held

SUNSET

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y Jomboy in Satin :

Ross Fraser Mrs. Mary Anderson ‘

Ed Mosby
Castlegar Residential

Mrs, Bobbie Cawte

Tommy ‘Biln =. George Paulson pt ae

Business Chalrman Industry Chairman

Shakespeare and. His References.
To Music are the Subject of Lecture

to music in

speare
of the" Bossland:Prai branch
Music| eigh

general, nature: and people
in groups. A further break-
by

which oh Glaborsted guia: a theme

he had presented last year,
Shakespeare and His Refer- pl

ence to Music.
Barrett catalogued
the number of times ‘Shake: a

mind, emotions and behavior.

arre: Ke, d athe ‘times, th the lute
Barrett "pr ox these name es, e lute
at —— four, and the bell; pipes and

ged instruments three
Hime: The viol and recorder

Clarence Ackerm
Kinnaird lenti:

E. H.. Schulte -
Biche Chairman

into
subjects: the individual, ‘the |i

down was made by speech,|§

Ross Whittaker <° |
Chairman for Schools

w ko full selection of also
asflad Pees ee ret. quoted examples or all

brocktoet “SAVAGE SHOES ster

grenieg for children
Young * artists will “be :;

sented ‘at the Ww. Warfield ‘Fan

On viol-

Maddocks Shoe ‘Store a Gist Velma Ke aed p ianlst

Jonathan Blair will be
ed.

‘Youcan count ©
the world’s truly great beers |
on the fingers of one hand

-andone ofthem —
comes from Canada.

— a
CARLING

\ Black fad

‘its made Canada famous
for beer throughout
the world

°

Local Sorority
Mombers Hear

e a
Talk on Attitudes .-
~ Alpha Phi chapter ‘of
Beta Sigma Phi held its’ first
meeting after the summer re-
cess at the, home of Mrs..G.
Aichele. |
The cultural talk for the
evening was given by Mrs..E.
Jackson. and Mrs. D.. Fergu-
son. They discussed with the
other members the definition
of happiness in connection
with health, work ‘and play,
emotion, associates: and in a
general one's attitude toward
life.

The second: meeting: in
September was held at ‘the’
home of Mrs. D. Austin.

The cultural talk for the
evening ‘was given by Mrs.
|. Bozek and Mrs. R.- Cole-
man.* They discussed _ self-
analysis with the members.

PHOTOCOPYING -
Letters — Birth Certificates
Important. Papers

-.; Clippings Bes

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