Town" of Castlegar Works on Sewage Connections for Trailer Developmen ‘land

Nordic Lodge No. 76

Norwegian Books for Library

Past president of the

College, Dr. D. L. Ball, and
representative of the Frie-

ery Joyce Church re-
-ceived four small volumes
intended for the public lib-
raries at Castlegar and Kin-
naird. These are to be dis-
tributed at the discretion of
the Friends of the Library.
lumes

lef Histo:
Vineland the

The Sons of Norway
‘Initiated this program of
book donation last fall, to
mark their highly success-
ful convention held in Kin-
naird last fume.

Mrs, Margaret Wheat-
ley and mn laf Kringha-
ug, who comprise the selec-
tion committee, are hopeful
that this will become an
anuual event. Mrs. heat:

wegianess”.
In their preliminary
survey, the two found a
ye, unbalanced selection
and almost lack of books
in all the public libraries of
the area. They have pre-
Yously donated books to

ublic libraries of Ros-
ae Trail and Nelson,
but presentation was
unavoidably delayed.

Nordic Lodge No. 76,

CMHC reisaeh Summit Manufactured
Homes and Fowler Modular Homes

Box 243

Kinnaird, B.C.
412

now in its 12th year, receiv-
ed its charter on Septem-
ber 80, 1961 at the avin

conse! of 170 active mem-

New officers took their
places in January. These
resident Floyd Bacon
of naird, vice-president
Ivar Reinsbakken of Castle-

ail, soical director Lily Ka-
ardal of Bebson, asst. dir-
Zinio of Cas-

treasurer Bjorn Kristiansen
of Kinnaird, marshalls Gun-
vor Reinsbakken of Castle-
gar and Margaret Bacon of
Kinnaird, trustees Gunnar

Erickson of Rossland, Har-
old Folvik of Columbia
Gardens and Louie Priore
of Trail.

The Lodge maintains
an active social program
on a monthly basis for th-
eir members and gue:
This month's event on Sat-
urday is a get-together wi-

e Caledonian Society
and affords a large mea-
gure of hi-jinks with the

Mrs, Church expressed
the book

ed other
dividuals could see the
merit of this t; of com-
table effort.

libraries,

Activities on Sherbiko Hill
Explained af Council Meeting

district residents
fiver not d crews and eq-
uipment of the Town of
Castlegar busil: engaged

the Sherbiko Hill to accom-
modate another lane of traf-

Such is not the case.

Ald. Andy :Shutek re-

ported at council’s meeting
‘Tuesday night that the
work being done is in con-
junction with the town's
water and sewer program.
He said
“a er ury

seuivity” i in the next few
weeks as an enlarged pub-
lic works crew. undertakes
a number of. projects.

Ordering Phone Service?
Here's a helpful hint

When you order a telephone installa-
tion, we're anxious to have it connected
when you want it.

We can't always do that, especially
on short notice. Our installation people
generally are booked with orders a few
days ahead and at peak periods, even
longer. The installer can’t help that. . ”

But here's something which gen-

erally can:

Let us know your requirements alittle

in advance.

Then we'll have a better chance to
get an installer to your place when you
want him there. We still won't be per-
fect. But we'll be able to do better.

Let us know alittle in advance.

BOTEL®

Audiences Delighted With

Production of

By Mary Anderson

In a world where the
stage has become a political
platform or a ‘surface to
expose social) immorality,
it was Indeed a beautiful
experience to see the stage
of the Twin Rivers Elemen-
tary School fulfill its obll-

ation to the world of en-
lertainment with its produc-
tion of Pinocchio
whip:
ed cream and parfait puf-
ery was a delight to be-
hold and enjoy. From the
opening scene with the en-
trance of the town soldiers
to the finale with pinocchio
and the entire cast, it was
Shyloualy, a labor of love,
ch of the principals
knew their lines (and every
ne elses). They picked up
heir cues in the most pro-
fessional, manner, thorough-
enjoyed their roles and
themselves bouncing throu-
gh each and every scene
with the joy and natural a-
pat of the young cares careful-
ciplined by teachers
Ba friends who must now
rank among the saints with

ildren, each and everyone
wearing the descriptive cos-
tume of his or her role car-
efully fashioned by a lot of
angel mothers,
It would be impos ossible
to pick out every shining li-
ght, but mention must be
made of young Curt Horn-
ing as Pinocchio, bumpt-
ious, rascally and humanly
forgiving well played and
altogether believable; nice-
ly Sympat se sau Geppetto
play: ‘y Anderson,
Pere eanty tn trailed by the

Pinocchio

antles of Plnocchio; scene
stealer Talking Cricket Bn:

CONGRATULATIONS :

aron Cawte,
ing her reen ince
all; Young John Fill
chuck as Fire Eater anoth-
er scene stealer with incre-
dible energy; and of course
our-Blue Fairy without wh-
om the world would not
turn nor any wish come
i, Anna Marie Geddes
replete with blue gossamer
and “diamond wand". They
were all marvelous,

The golden sunbeams,
Fox, Cat Rts a pe Ais
and Dr, the trans-
formation Ait a la japan-
ese shadow theatre (Anna
Raponi and Tami Huston)
Harlequin, Punchinello and
the pretty fish in their part-
deularly Pretty scene,

Curling Club | Official Opening of Curling Rink Saturday

CONGRATULATIONS
to the

CASTLEGAR CURLING CLUB

We are hoppy to have an added re-
creational facility in‘ our fine growing com-

munity.

Mitchell Supply Lid.

490 Front St. — Phone 365-7252

par ticular note was
the duet

and Talking Cricke

Blue Fairy Ballet.

was all beautiful. Sad thou-
gh, it only lasted two days
not enough time for every-
one to see it as everyone
should,

If someone could per-
suade Headmaster Corbett
to muster his staff and Pre-
sent it again don't miss it,
its a triumph, a collabora:
tion worthy of all the re-
markable Zault talent be-
hind the youngsters, pro-
ducer Myra Faulkner, dir-

ector Mr. R. Bertuzzi, mus-
ic director Mrs. B, Marken
(beautiful job) dance dir.
ctor Mrs. Townsen
and many others but eae
but by no means least, Mrs.

McBain and her piano
B cnplishments through-
out the evening.

T have always said that
we have the best school
system here of anywhere
in B.C. It was vi much
in evidence last ursday
and Friday.

Day-Long Trip is. Planned
- Safurday by Rock Hounds

A trip to explore
ries and Rther spots of in

Sub at their

meeting held at the homie
of Mr. and Mrs. J. Forre

ter of

M be
joined by ‘Trail Snembers at -
the wanes junction.
discussion on the
sibilities of short day
ips around the area and
the hopes to tour quarries
in the near future was the

main topic of conversation.
14 Report th

ee larry Jackson . inform-

d members. ivan
ne a ooo gat Kimber do ‘not®

give tours.
Mr. Jackson then. show-

Castlegar Crisis Centre
Sends Delegafe fo Offawa

, to sti-

The C Crisis
Centre is one of four B.C.
ar to be sponsored ty

e

mulate and encourage stu-
and research on
interveniion, and to develop

lannin,
travel to Ottawa for the fi.
st_ national conference on

and revise ag-
reed guidelines and mini-
ds for servic-

crisis inter
Prevention centres in isige

Norm. Wolfe,

project
director of the Castle ae

-centre will be leaving ti

Wednesday for the four.
day conference. Keynote sp-
eakers will represent crisis
centres from the United
Kingdom, . U.S.A., Canada
and the ‘International As-
sociation for Suicide Pre
vention.

* The last day of the con-
ference is expected to be
devoted a clseussion of the
possi forming a na-
tional association of crisis
centres in Canada. A pre-
liminary draft of a conslit-
ution for the association

been forwarded to the _

dele;

The objectives of the
proposed association are to
further the development
and improvement of crisis
intervention and suicide
prevention in Canada, to
Promote communicauon a-
mong its members, to make

Pig

VERY BEST WISHES

to the
CASTLEGAR CURLING CLUB

We ore very pleased to have done all
the dry wall and sprayed ceilings.

B&P Plaster & Stucco

(George Pereversoff)
517 Yew St. — Phone 365-6490

HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS °

to the

CASTLEGAR CURLING CLUB

On the official opening of your

newly-built Curling ‘Rink

Phone 365-7575

OUR BEST WISHES

to the

CASTLEGAR CURLING CLUB

We are proud to have been chosen to
design the new Curling Club building.

Swan Watch
This Weekend
For Naturalists

recent

end at the Creston Flats,
Zach year, Aon ing Mat.
garly Apr 1
os af e
Whistling Swan ond ner

on the Creston flats enrou-
te to their northern nesting

; College,
; Nearly 200 peo) te visited

$

the area when
bers of Swans | were

: as well a3 co

numbers of other water-
fowl.

: at the Summit Creek camp

hs

Ground, on the eo ae: of

ov ont

i just over the concrete bri
Eo you are about to en
Mats", it 10 am.
this ‘Saturday or

pa Merilees is leading

‘ this trip. Anyone wishing

} to make this trip is we
3 to attend.

: = ||. Gough and Company, Lid..; iE af 2

Cascade Sti —

Our firm is also pleased to have tender-
ed and been successful on the Foundation
Structure,

‘Verigin Industries Lid.

Fruitvale Highway, Trail — Phone 368-6488

We are Moving in April
OUR NEW LOCATION WILL BE

OSWALD'S GARAGE

Presently Occupied by Tri-X Auto Body Shop
at the foot of Sherbike Hill,

SPRING TIRE SALE

GREAT DISCOUNTS ON SUMMER TIRES

We are going to move to our new location. Come and get ‘these tires
at great savings and save us the trouble of moving them.

CUSTOM POWER CUSHION STEEL BELT
- 30% OFF Last Year's Price

UGHT & HEAVY TRUCK TIRES
. Complete Line at Great Savings

“RADIAL PLY — ALL SIZES
20% OFF Last Year's Price

WINTER TIRES
«+. Only a Few Left
BUY NOW AND SAVEI

PHIL’S

TV SERVICE
AND REPAIR

Phil Popoff
365-8143
QUASAR
By Motorola
Sale and Service

CUSTOM POWER CUSHION BELTED, -
35% OFF Last Year's Price

All Other Types at Discount Prices

FREE MOUNTING

Small Charge for Balancing

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CASTLE TIRE LTD. |

Across from the Castlegar Arena — Telephone 365-7145

Thrums Couple
Celebrate 40th
Anniversary

{—: families, a3 well as a space-
Saver, cupboard from their

Women Struck
On Highway 6

Nellie Vanjoff, 80, of
sAppiciate, alee died. Saturday
being struck by a car
while crossing Highway 6.

Crescent Valley RCMP ©

the .woman . was dead

RCMP investigation in-

which was
Js

OFFICIAL OPENING of the Castlegar and District Curling
Club will take place this Saturday when open house will
be held for the general public to view the facilities, The
large, impressive building Is a tribute to the many persons
who worked so hard to make tha facility a reality. A beam
of sunshine passing through the faces of Mr, and Mrs. Nick

Volunteer Labor Played Big Role in Construction of New Facility

Dt ‘J, Harrigan’ fo. Address
Kinnaird CWL this April

Christian Family Life
is the topic chosen by Dr.
Jack Harrigan when he will
address the Catholic Wo-
men’s League in Kinnaird
at its April meeting.
This meeting 1s post-
poned by one day to accom-
modate Dr. Harrigan’s busy
sosents

April 11, instead ‘of
the buat second Tuesday
(April 1

The. Maitrent mont
meeting was chaired by
Me Pat Haley and opened

a. moment of silence
pee three departed mem-
bers; Mrs. Lee Soberia
Mrs Stelle Four and Mrs.

ances ood.

Convenors of Church

of Prayer. Receiving thanks
for assi ~ with the rece-
tion were mesdames H.
eman, J. Kaufman, T.
Cormier, P. Haley and J.

F Murphy.
Assisting wit the Sis-
ters recent pantry shower,
termed a success, were con-

venors Mrs. &. it MacKin-

ances” Haley Teported to
the meeting that during the
mohth seven Ereating cards
wefe sent and three mass
requests,
Rev. Sister Ann as gu-
est, spoke informally about
fie! recent Dr. Jean Vanier
as a. vi arkin|
encounter the ® religion. ‘4
The Felrcat, ees ote ipilgr:
ims” Narama'

throng
meeting centre in a unify-
ing, 1B ty.

- adian Associ:

Oglow as they sit in front of the fireplace in the club room
could well be symbolic for the good times ahead. Mr. Og-
low, who is the club's treasurer, is seen In the lower picture
with Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Haines, both life members of
the club. Mr.. Haines is past president.

— Castlegar News Photo

Geographers’ Conference
Held this Saturday at Selkirk

Saturday . Selkirk
conese will. host the an-
nual conference Ea Of the Can-
ciation of Geo-
graphers Western. Division.

This event is usu

held at a university on the -

er land. year
at the invitation of rk

area will
unity to
ing in the, ‘West Kootenays,

Over Aah jcelceates are

ce
around Jean Vanier. Retr-
eatants were divided into
86 groups to facilitate the
degree of communication
necessary.

the! suffering, poor and a-
bove all, to the ‘little’ peo-
ple ple of he world,” Sister

Ann ia Haley requested a
good representation to the
annual meeting of the Koo-
tenay Society for Handicap-
ped Children in Kinnaird
Hall on March 26.

ittend the con-

ents, pointing out eines
of interest to geographers
along the route. -

ers will
read and discussed.

In the afternoon, -the
conference delegates will
have the opportunity to vis-
it the Doukhobor Museum,

hear tocal people in the
West Kootenay discuss de-
velopment in the area, or
go on a short field trip to
Study the terrace develop-
ment of the Columbia Riv.
er,

Volunteer Training Course
For YIP Program eli

Eight

recent

Local: Senior
Citizens Host
Trail Members

Members of the Castle-
ar and District Senior Cit-
ens’ Association hosted a

erib game with members of
the Trail Senior Citizens on
Monday of last week.

Held in the Castlegar
cantre, 12 ora ie crib.
‘age were enjoyer ‘ough:
out the afternoon, .

Thanks was extended

W
advantage of 8 toate room
and to Mrs. ‘E. Ball who
provided the score cards,

Prizes“ for high score
went to fice "Dorsthes Jo-
nes and low score to Mrs.
P. McCullock. Gents high
was won by Roy Jones and
tow to Mr. McBride.

At the close of a pla:
a delicious lunch was eer
ed and a social hour enjoy-
ed. }
The cooperation of all
members is!
iated. greatly apprec-

Kinnaird WI
Finalizes Bridge |
Luncheon Plans

!
Kinnaird WI held the
regular meeting at
hhome of Ms, H. Goe! tt
with nine members attend:

Membe: ership was renew;
ed in the Kootenay Soclety
for Handicapped | dren, '

A crib quilt, to be en:

“tered in the competition st

the conference in
was shown to the ‘members!

Mrs, Shelfontiuk report-
if at is teed

spoons yr
Guide winners,

Members. toured thd

Presented the Teds e with a
plant. The Lodge is one o:
the e projects of this oe

Reiemayh Te finalized
idge "Mnchoon ser?

2 Salt be held: on April 11 in
Kinnaird Posterg

the
are to be placed in some
of the stores.

ast president Mrs. M
Sheth was presented

with her pin.
Next meeting to be on
April 4 at Mrs. J. Roberts,

new
for the" Castlegar Crisis
Centre and the eyouth In-

took in parts of the train-
ing course.

The course was com-

posed of six evening ses-
Hons dealing with counsel-
‘ing theory, self-awareness,
first aid and health probl-
ems,. high school counsel-
ing,” role-playing and inter-
a a in drug induced cri-

In addition to the &
oup: learning experience, in-
dividual interviows and ev-

aluations ns played a major”

selection for
oth: iss line : workers
and field volunteers,

B58 zit at volunteers,
Video tapes, films ta
recordings were also used.|
Eapericnced. Crisis Centre
staff led the' session on the}
drug-induced crisis. .
‘The new volunteers will
help operate the 24 hour
telephone and walk-in coun-|
seling service at the . Crisis|
Centre as well as provide|
back-up services. such as
emergency . transportation,
billeting and companion-
ship for the lonely.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 22,

1973

VERY BEST WISHES

to the

CASTLEGAR CURLING CLUB

Our firm apprectates having been chosen
to supply all the cement blocks for your new
building.

Suppliers to the Kootenays of: Ready-Mix

Concrete, Sand and Gravel, Excavating and Cus-
tom Crushing and Equipment Rentals,

Korpack Cement Producis Lid.

154 Wellingtin, Trail — Phone 368-8266

HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS

: to the
|
CASTLEGAR CURLING CLUB
We are proud to have been chosen to
supply and install the plumbing, heating and

the ventilation system.

Smith's Plumbing & Heating Lid.

61 Crescent St, — Phone 365-7531

el

ery Lodge during thd ~~
ning ‘and

BEST WISHES

to the
‘CASTLEGAR: CURLING’ CLUB

We are very pleased to have had the
contract to lay the concrete floor in your
newly-constructed Curling Rink.

Trowelex Concrefe
Contractors Lid.

1004 - 4th Ave., Kinnaird — Phone 365-3042

CONGRATULATIONS

to the

CASTLEGAR CURLING CLUB

May your accomplishments be enjoyed
by. all.

West's Dept. Store

27 Pine St. — Phone 365-7782

CONGRATULATIONS

to the

CA

We are very proud to have done the

laying of concrete blocks and the fireplace.

E & E Masonry

Box'1178, Castlegar’ — Phone 365-7414

TLEGAR CURLING

iG CLUB

601 Columbia Ave. —

VERY BEST WISHES

: to the \
CASTLEGAR CURLING CLUB

Our appreciation to be chosen 8s sup-
pliers and installer of carpeting.

We are particularly proud to have sup-

plied paint ‘for your newly-constructed. Curle
ing Rink by. “General Paint’

Oglow Brothers
~~ Building & Supply Lid.

Phone 365-7202

newly-built Rink.

HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS -

to the

CASTLEGAR CURLING CLUB

“We are very pleased to have supplied

and installed the ice making machine in your

Cimco Limited

1593 W. 6th Ave., Vancouver 9, B.C.

OUR BEST WISHES

to the

CASTLEGAR CURLING CLUB

It was our great Pleasure to have sup-
Plied building materials for your new Curling
> Rink,

P&G Builders Supply Ld

Across from the Arena — Phone 365-8151