: (Casilegar Man Charged by RCMP
After Window Smashing Episode

A The fast work by the
local RCMP detachment in
arreating a suspect follow-
dng a -window smashing
spree in. downtown Castle-
last’ week was
council

“taken from the Pardman’s
but was recovered,

salt
ed in the incident
ts, Charl Thomas Dozols,

: of Cas
2, RCMP irk three store

Mr. and Mrs. C!
Thring of Princeton, form-
er residents of Castlegar,
left Monday ate Spending
a few

ate 's parents, Mr. and
Castl ae ih a
rastle, jey were ac-
mnie two of thelr
and Charlie,

: Pettit photo studio.
television set was children, me

DISTRICT SOGIALS

“SHOES THAT MAKE AN IMPRESSION“

FOR SAVAGE SHOES AND
ALL YOUR FAMILY FOOTWEAR

Phone 365-7025 — Pine St. — Castlegar

FOOD LINE UP at the civic dinner for the
Midget Reps shows Mark Patrick, Timmy
Keralff and Joey Kambick joining Mayor

John Landis at the smorgasbord table.

— Castlegar News Photo

Travel Counsellors Plan Tour
Of Koofenay Region During May.

Forty-five ‘hand of; local
of the Department of Tra- Chambers and tourist com-
vel Indus will tour the mittees will prove invalu-

TRANSFER

Will be Hauling

TOPSOIL

on

March 25 & 26

East sos
in

fest ‘Kootenays able,
Leader of the tour will a :

be Ed Norman, director of Plaza Theft
travel ay information servicer: 2 a f

Mo: university, stud- Plaza Drycleaners re-
ents, the young ladies have ported a breakin to RCMP

been carefully selected and n March 20,

roughly trained. The;
will serve aboard Bri
Columbia Ferries, at Van-
couver International <Air-
port and other tourist re-
ception centres during the
summer mont oe

e purpose o!
tour is to assimilate all pos-
sible information and give
the counselors first hand -
knowledge of the tourist fa-
cilities, attractions and re-
creational opportunities in

ea chartered

BOWLING

RESULTS
WEXT -
WEEK

They
Cranbrook ty air Sunday,
May 14 and depart from
Castles May 21.

ion ‘and ‘oral

MAALOX TABLETS

100
Reguler $2.45 NOW

LISTERINE

20 fil. oz.
Regular $1.99

SCOPE MOUTHWASH

fi. oz.
pagitar $1.39

METAMUCIL

12 ox.

Regular $3.50 Now

ALARM CLOCK

SILVER BELL,
Regular $3.95

SEEQUR
SELECTION
OF EASTER

NOW

CANDIES

Tommy Bilin
Open Monday - Saturday 9 a.m. to 6

SPRING DRUG SALE CONTINUES
Three Days Left

ALBERTO BALSAM a

8 oz.
.Was Regular $1.49

Corner of Pine rA Columbia

Sunday and Holiday Hours:

WAMPOLE MAGNOLAX

fl. oz.
: oie $1.69

DRISTAN

i $1.95 Now .

CREST TOOTHPASTE
LBX MEN'S SHAVER
Fey mae CLOCK:
——s " Regular $7.50 Now $4
pt rt beg aeee
Ser 68c

Nc
CLAIROL NICE 'N EASY

The Shampoo-tn: Hair Color
Available in 16 shades.
_ Regular $2.75 NOW

Ph. 385-7813
P.m. _ Friday 9 am. to 9pm.
12 noon - 1 p.m. 6-7 pm.

From Pago One ..
S$. H.5. S.
BASKETBALL

EDO

“KEN CARLSON
Match 16:— SHSS 43—

Centennial Centaurs 67.
This gam

controlled the offensive re-
bounds for. many, ‘second
and» third shots for < his:

team-mates, The Rockets
did not play badly, but
could not contend with: a
six-eleven, opponent when
their -tall

bounds while
nikoff added 18 points and

1o Pehounds,
eh 17:— SHSS 59—

Victona cee tems 43,

a’ “must”
8 for ‘noth teams as the
ser would be knocked cut
of. the’ tournament. The
game remained in doubt un-

Carleon hustled tor 13 more

points.
Mareh 18:— SHSS 69—
- Prince George Polars 49.
Everyone was surprised
except
+ their

uld fini Prince
George nat defeated. Delta
52-50, North Bela a a very 7 cough

ered, but again the Koot-
enay representatives came
through with an outstanding

team sttort and won going :
Ken Car!

Conkin hitting the hoop all
game, it was really not a.
close contest,

* Defensively the Rock-
ers checked the usually hot
skating: Polars with a ten--
acious man-for-man_ while’
committing ony eight fouls

» dn the entire

Mike Contin | had 49 re-

and 25° points. Brian

bounds
, Bolownilectt shad: 18

oints ‘to his fine ball han-

laying fine
Rockere re-

Several coaches and provin-
..clal basketball governors
“commented on this very
portant
school athletics.

tian Polovnikoff

was given an honorable

“mention to ‘the All Slar
Team. .

"yalsed was the water

PETTITT. PHOTOS |

‘

MOBILE
HOMES

One question aldermen

rob-

ld. Gerry ust,

chairman of the water com-

said this was the

Point in in ane propo-

ld it could

pala a are capital ex-

penditure to get water to
the property line.

Cooper was asked
to submit . detailed out-
line. of the proposal so
council © could. determine
what rezoning, if any, would
be © required,
could be done “about the
water supply.

Drinking Driver
Donald Arthur x Lemon,
iin fied 4300 alter I ving
after plea
? ith 2
Blood stealot ving atent of
earlier this month in Grand
Forks.

PETTITT PHOTOS

o

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March 25, 1972

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Published Every Thursday Morning at ‘ “The Crossroads of the Kootenaya”

VOL, 25, No. 13

SOSTECAR BRITISH COLUMBIA, WEONESDAY;A MARCH 29,1972

Our Footwear Will Meet the Need

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ROSSLAND - TRAIL

Liberal Association

Nominating Convention

to be held in
UNION HOTEL - TRAIL

Tues., March 28, 7.30 p.m.

SMITH‘S

61 CRESCENT ST. — PH. 365-7531 —
Plumbers —- Sheet Metal

Licensed Gas Fitters —

RN. - District Dinner

Meeting .at the Hi Arrow

Arms, Tues., Mar, 28 at

7 p.m. sharp. Cocktails 6

Pm ter: Mr. Gerry

betaine Topic: Psycho-
tics,

a Bingo at the Rob-
Hall, March 25,
wel-

eae Women's Bazaar,
April 8, 10 to noon at
elkirk. Proceeds to bur-

PLUMBING

& HEATING
CASTLEGAR

LA to Castlegar & Dist.
Minor Hockey

General Meeting, ture,
March 23, at 7.30 p.m.
Recreation Office, All
hockey mothers please at-
tend. Proposed conatitu-
tion on display at arena,
General Meeting Com-
munity Arts Council —
Wed., March 29 at 8 p.m.
in Recreation Office.
ia Girl Guide and

15, 180-4 p.m.

baking, handicraft, nov-
ities ‘door prize.

Figure Stating Mesting Is
changed to Thurs. Mar.
28, 7.30. ek Arena,

SPRING
CLEAN-UP

@ TREE SPRAYERS AND PRUNERS
@ DORMANT TREE SPRAY

@ WHEELBARROW

@ BAMBOO AND STEEL LAWN RAKES
@ LAWN MOWERS AND ROTO-RAKE BARS

START RIGHT

with

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POTTING SOIL - PEAT POTS

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WE WILL LOAN YOU A
FERTILIZER SPREADER —_
NO CHARGE WITH EACH

50 POUND BAG PURCHASED

_ AIR TRAVEL AGENTS FOR ALL AIRLINES

Ne

DE

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@ Tours
@ Hotel Accom.

DEPARTMENT STORE. LTD,

, PHONE 265-7782

arena, a $100,000

Approval fo be Sought May Dn

On $500,000 Arena Referendum

Voters in Kinnaird and
cane ion be asked on
May t their ballots
in favor Ki a #500,000 arena
referendum,

Mayor John Landis, of
Castlegar, says the coat of
the new facility to be built
on the former Marathon

S16 000,

of the ce

hinery.
In addition to the Bnew

ig
rink Will be built adjoining
the present arena, and $3!
000 will be spent on the ex-
dieing bul din;

remminder of the

$80,000 for
Stipmett and $20,000 for
S new arena will not
mean more ice time for our

flege
“Open House Halled
“As Successful

Gre Wha 9088 Bt ne

the hall
ays of Sell
over the
© institution vheld
“house.”

oft icials i Tesktng back
Saturcayand.

r

ie popular, but vy:

ther displ.
wie oo deck and

more eae 200. watchers” °

in sade on closed.
Eireuif television.

incl anaicd oil Be
ta i
ce-making

andthe
publ ies theensaly, iF

it was the avia-'
h its

outh, but |
a would Bau be using ate
Therefore, we will keep eo

No.1, and P!
seating for Betwcon, ree

ik: oe face lifting to the

lurses
tish Columbia’ tonight in the.
Hi Arrow Arms,

President of. the local
ich, Ann Gallo,

at
is being convened ‘by Mrs,
Shirley . Hunter. Jane’ Dun-
ham ‘and. Dawn «Blais: aro

the: two howtos for the ©

‘Miss Jean Mackle, of
Selkirk Nursing School,” will

introduce the speaker.. Mrs.
+ Barbara;. Allen . will

Grace,

Prepare Welcome
For AXBM Meet

Preparation for’ tne
May .'26-27° AKBM be
hosted '-by the. twin ‘owns:

and Kinnaird,

te Grae

It was the
towns are eu forward:
to a’ very successful con-”
vention,

for. much of the jpara-
tion’ work. pe

Wynn.

IN TYPICAL RUSSIAN ‘FASHION, ae and
.Daryl Zibin: get ready: to: crack’ eggs con
‘thoes

“‘bolled cag

Easter, morning. This pid tradition

PAINTED EGGS are the key to @ Ukrainten
Easter dinner table. Anna Podalchuk’ of the: ;

Castlegar Hotel prepares a traditional Easter’.

iby

“winner: of the ‘co test his opponents, hard

dinner with special breads’ and pastries:

_— s.cratleger News! Photos

Syringa Creek Fan’: ‘i Belore the Courts.

“The newly- re-organized ©

on’; Ratepayers Assoc.
been told by Dr. G. M.
chairman of B.C,
abe
ache: courts. 3

bro.
conveyance aeee P
until ion ©
Tuner the: Co

Commerce have been ur;

» that’ the fan) be incorporal:
into the recreation facil-

ides of Syringa Creek Park.
al Costiogar aldermen

count legar aldermen

expressed the view there

was: a greater need

; ever for public fhelities In in

the area,- particularly with

start to be made ahortly
on, the ©“
tween cl and Salmo,
‘Al letter to Carl Henne,
RF resident’ of * ae Rosslani
B Social : Credit
ae social

17, saved oe jo
" now offered thi *

Te ro"
- An Eastor Poor’

link" be- .

pe ecg otk owners * another

Loe of property.”

sa He Ms said that ‘as: eeean
ro) oonerte question

settled, Pipe Department. of

ti Conservat-

GOD 50 LOVED .

By Lucy Eston
S (Castlegar)
What manner of love Is this
That God in Christ should bear
In His Own body on the tree
All my sins-the total’ weight of dispalr
The dreadful shame and misery
That should have been mine.
No wonder that the heavens darken
The earth quakes and angels weep
_ That men should spurn such love divine.

It was
naird’s last

 Fibreglas oat
_ Set be Ootischenia

ing fibre ae canopies and
pleasure 3

By ‘Bruce Ram
Be dada editor?

@ proper ony which '
the that Wil be 4 thas
been owned by Pee “tyme
jevich for several years,

{4
and will Bs completely pol-
lution-
meeting of
commission

_ the planners the’ pl
would be 10,000 square feet

in’ size initially and would
be of steel construction. He
added that before the doors
would open, the whole ar-

suitably Jand-

ns, he
dechied to.open
_ in this area — and he

Apariment Site Applications
May Extend Town Boundaries

“ Balth in‘the growth ‘of
the area was’ pvdent at the

regular ‘meeting o:
‘gar-council elt when formal ap-
Piication was made by ‘Alte

ff for an a)
building:.on Sth
Purcell,

Ave, "and

ensure
in: the deliy- ©
ay a these cheques, we are

“not halting their production ~

tee include thes? pew, rates.
anilane or recel ving social

al amount for April will be
included in the next months -

allowances,

In the case of foster
home ‘payments nts and supple-
wanices

Beye
the end off April... , s
Clean-Up Campaign
Receives Backing

~ Of Town Council

April 17: to 21 will be

clean up time in'the Twin

Towns of Castlegar and

Kinnaird.

mals will: give household-
rtunity: to: dis-

ers th

card items not ioe up

by normal garbage collect. |
Be

at Kin-

“went to

emergency vehicles. A
*ferendum of all owners and
electors would be

He su ested a compre:
jeve
‘tor the ho whole area develcped
to the properties before any
bor be ered.
are best

“other regions had been sol-
iciting support for mov-
ing into their’ particular ar-

wn boundaries
‘take in tho. Shewohuk and
visions

Oglow

the Horcoft {farm and the.
sf in; diseussion

According
D

es, Desai, i
Rik adjudicator of eee
stival of Arts held

in’ Nel-

son last week said he was

“particularly. -impressea”

ith the presentation of the
witches pcong fro:

Craig.
Pat. Sweeney, Dave
Giles, Trevor Dow,
Mary-Ellen Gaile

Giles and Nancy
lor group improviz-
x place. awards

‘urek,
lie Craig for group impro-
vization.

* class. awards
to. Louize Zurek. for
dramatic poetry and Nancy
Henne for sonnet sequence.

Stolen Car
Recovered
Off Highway

A motor vehicle stolen
the Hi Arrow Arms

, public’ works foreman
Wi that t

Feels wequiy about a
report of an unusual am-

Community

m
parking lot on Frida: (was
Sunday if

a Griveway.'
RCMP in gar said

the car, a 1956 Chevrolet,
was found at Smith’s Ken-
|Chris-

vel
by Russel Irwin, of Mont-.

rose.

‘4

A

wee

‘BASSE BEEF LE
ase
HH

+7

instea
mentioned in the
‘All: other times ¢: are

A Kinnaird Universit,
of Beith Columbia ata

eresa (Teri)
alocied teak eee ne
iton in the: Almo Mater So-

“Miss Ball was named
external ‘affairs officer and
will serve on the student's

council: from May 16, 1972-
“to May 16, 1973.

She is the daughter of
Mrs. Stella’ Ball of Kin--