(CASTLEGAR BANTAM REPS, who
“time in the boekey

Git Kestensy dle for the first
Castlegar, will part in the. provincial
* play-downs this Ssturday through to Tuesday ae the B.C, Bantam Hrrgssts

Sorenson,

the local team the right to play this weekend are Castlegar-Grand Forks 49;

Kirby, Pat Rilkoff, Brian V

Larry Ingham, Randy

Steven Bozek, Back row, left to right, conch Mike Lauriente, ‘iad Varablotf,
Ronny Sherstobitelf, Bruce Martin, Jeff Townse

Joba Josafatow, Rick Grim, Gordon Pace, John Roberts, and

Nazarotf, David Kirby,
manager

Castlegar-Nakusp 8-0; Castlegar-Trall 4-2; Castlegar-Nelson $2 and Castlegar pisehianse:

Xi Alpha Lambda

To Celebrate Founders Day

“Various Man" was the
theme of the program pre-
sented ata meeting of Xi Alpha
Lambda chapter of Beta Sigma
Phi held at the ‘home of
Cathrine Jones.

For this particular theme,
Lynda Wood chose the multiple
genius of Leonardo de Vinei and
Benjamin Franklin; whose tal-
ents have been left to the world
to enjoy. She also spoke of the
patriot John Kennedy.

A group discussion fol-
lowed her presentation,

‘At a later meeting on
March 12 at the home of Lynda
Wood, the program for the
evening dealt with the “Story
of Jesus”. ;

Notice of
Public Hearing .

was

banquet.

following the meeting.

(ISSUE No. 1
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA
APRIL 22, 1975, 9:30 A.M.

The Canadian RadieTelevision Commission will hold
a public hearing beginning on April 22, 1975 at the
Hyatt Regency Hotel, 655 Burrard Street, Vancouver,
British Columbla to consider the following. matters:

ROBSON, CASTLEGAR, BLUEBERRY besreats BRITISH.

COLUMBIA AREA ~

North Wast Community Video Limited, un Pember-
ton Avenue, North Vancouver, British, Columbia V7P

Local Court News

Mrs. Gail Calder explained
the message of Jesus and the
eight rules, his apostles and
disciples. Of all religions, ap-
parently Buddhism was the
closest to the teachings of
Jesus. Confucius belived it
good to believe in God, so
therefore, one must. A diseus-
sion took place, in which all
members present participated.

Plans were made for both
chapters in Castlegar to cele-
brate Founders Day together. '
It is hoped that all members of -
Alpha Phi and Xi Alpha Lam-
bda Chapter will attend the

Refreshments were served

Two juveniles, both ap-
pearing on a charge of being
minors in possession of alcohol,
appeared in court Tuesday and
were fined $25 each.

«fee
Tony Oliver Houlind of
Castlegar pleaded guilly to a
charge of having a blood
alcohol count over .08: He was
fined $950 or in default 30 days

“in jail. His driver's licence was.

also suspended for one month.
veeiie

_ William Alexander Sapri-
kin of Castlegar pleaded guilty
toa charge of having a blood
alcohol count over .08. He was
fined $900 or in default 30 days.
Hiis driver's, licence was sus-
pended for.one month.
ee .

Gerald Robert Corbett, of
Genelle pleaded guilty to being
a minor in possession of alcohol.
He was fined $30.

Robert Joseph Girard of
Genelle pleaded guilty to being
a minor in possession of alcohol.
He was fined $30.

ates
Albert Vimy MacNicol

pleaded guilty to a charge of
impaired driving. He was fined

$350 or in default 30 days in jail,

His driver's licence was sus-
pended for one month.

: Hints About.
Trailer Use
Behind Cars

Kinnaird WI to Host District
Convention Here on April 30

‘There was a turnout of 14
members and two guests at the
March meeting of the Kinnair
Women's Institute, hold at the
home of Mrs. Kay Bate with
Mra. Helen York co-hostessing.

‘The two guesta were dis-
irlet president, Mrs, June Bell’
and district secretary Mrs.
Evelya Leckett, both of Frult-
vale.

‘These two ladies presented
the agenda and details-of the
annual district. conference

by the Kinnaird Women’s. In-
atitute. The conference will
be held In the Legion Hall.on
April 30 from 9.90 a.m. to 8.80
p.m

“Approximately 60 to 80
women from numerous Wo-
men's Institutes,in the West
Kootendys are expected to
in’ attendance.

Mrs. William Linde of
‘Willams Lake, a director ofthe

Tossland 6-0. Team members are, froat row, let. to right, Nick Voykio, Glen dent Mrs, Mary McArthur of

Greenwood and Mrs. J, Stace-
Smith of Creston, who is a
director on the provincial board
‘are also expected as guests,
.) (Mayor E, Mosby, of Castle-
‘gar will give the welcoming
address to the ladies.

~The Kinnaird W.L. cultural.
convenor Mrs. Matt Shelfon-
tuik, ed special’ local
for the noon

George of
Castlegar pleaded guilty to
being a minor in possession of
alcofol.

ses

Glen C. Hornseth of Fruit-

vale pleaded guilty to a charge

of being a minor in possession
of alcohol, He was fined $35.

AND URES

Allan Gretehin of Castle-

gar pleaded not guilty, but was

+ found guilly of a charge of

azsault causing bodily harm. He

was given,an absolute dis-

charge and put on three
months probation.

A growing Humber of cars
have trailers hitched to them”
this summer, making it impor-
tant that drivers be’ properly
informed concerning their use.
‘The following tips will help
their safely

hour.
Many

rack, The cloth,was made by.
Mrs. E. Manarin and the reain
holder by Mrs, Belle Roberts.

Tho raffte draw, will be
a atthe: conference ‘on April
30,

Door prize for the evening
, was a lovely crotchet doilie
* made by'Mrs, Kay Bate which
was won, by Mrg, Sllen Cor-
miler.

‘The next meating Is ached.
uled for April 16 at the home of
Mra. Roy; Goetting, with Mrs,
Ellen Cormler.as co-hostess.

Capri
AUTO BODY:

693 bth Ave. S.°y
Castlegar

Ann Landers; am nota big Women's Libber butI would lke
to focus on a’ growing’ problem in the American businoss
community. I refer to the most flagrant example of male
chauviniam. It is the hiring of female employees’ by men who
snullrat sexual favors and behave Toltenly when they are

lenied.
“a L anol as some of my friends, have been passed over ae
rit infreases, transferred to leas desirable bi

unusually difficult
because we wouldn't play the game. In instances where there was
no official grievances committee, these women have been fired, laid
off ae ‘written out'of the new fiscal year budget.

have taken the position that women'who get a large
number of passes must invite them, But no mention is ever made

Helen Dahistrom
Ketherine Brown

Kathleen’ Sinclele® ;
Kenneth Perry
Lewis Freeman

“The Selkirk Community Chorus”
“Presents:

THE SEVEN LAST WORDS.
-  OFCHRIST =| opel eeiteyeesise Tal
Theodore Dubois {

h Accompanist
eh at SOLOISTS

‘St. Andrew's. Anglican Church
Friday; March 28th, 1975 .
_- 8:00 P.M.

of the men’ who misread an attractive face ‘or a great figure.’
+A female doesn't need to wear 10 pounds of makeup and walk
with a wiggle for the boss to feel he has the right to ask her out,
up, down, or to come across,"

Dear Libby: I'm aure in the vast world of business and industry, a
few male bosses operate in the skunky manner you describe, But
by and large, lady, there is no substitute for ability, competence
and experience.

Performance—no matter how well ahe wiggles.

Conductor Dear ‘Ann Landers: I resented that left-handed poke to divorce

lawyers. The woman who wrote sald, “Any lawyer worth his salt
together before he
actually ch sa ahead with the divorce." What an asinine statement!
‘Most people do as they please in the end. If they didn't want to
split they wouldn't be in the lawyer's office in the first place. Any
lawyer who practices poneeal law will tell you that divorces area
Hime consti rd Pat i the Beck. ie é

change thels inde 11 nses ead ohcn they get to the nitty gritty,
they become grabby and behave like animus. ve m

I say people who want to stay together don’t go to divorce

donated print for the anti-

pollution baga.to be given to

ladies attending the conference.

Members from all distri

will have displays of their
The

‘and easily:

Load the trailer using the

0" principle—60 per cent
of the weight on the front half
‘ofthe teller and 40 pe cent on
the

sure the total: trailer
weight is nomore hus hall the
weight of the car.

Dunc Bumham fo Head |
Kootenay-West PC Assoc.

Dune Burnham of ‘Trail
was elected president of ‘the
Federal Kootenay-West Pro-
gressive Conservative Assocla-
Uon here on March 17,

he 32-year-old senior
draftsman at Cominco served
as campaign manager for Bob
Brisco (PC—Kootenay-West)
during the 1974 federal elec-
tion, ;

Mr. Burnham sald his first

priority is to support Mr.
Brisco.
“L would also. like to see
more involvement in polities,
both within the association and
by those who support the other
parties,” Mr, Burnham said.

Riding. Associations are

is
in aewing, ‘this year, and
features children'a dresses,
which will be sent to the Queen
Alexandria Solarium for Crip-
pled Children on Vancouver,

“Io other business, the
Kinnaird: members donated
Easter candies and a large
Easter cake which will be taken
to Raspberry Lodge ‘on
Friday when several members
will visit the folks there.

Loan cupboard convenor
Rita Wisted, eported request
for the loan

cts

lwyern fac couple is interested in saving their marria;
to a counsellor. & i so

1001 - 9th Ave., South

‘SAMS NURSERY & ‘AORIST

Dear Lady: Dozens of others wrote to express the same opinion.
‘You all laid it on the line and I thank. you. ond the others who wrote.

(Formerly. Vroom fone t ‘ee, fe

* EASTER SPECIAL *

Dear Ann Landers: I have an answer to that 16-year-old git] who
declared she was an atheist—aald ahe didn't need God in her life
and signed her letter “Not Ashamed.”

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his nts’. talking ao much aout this troubled world of ours.

AZALEAS
please, God, tak

Ianything

happens to Yon "well all be sunk”

please?.

FRUIT: TREES —  EVERGREENS
‘SHRUBS
20 to 35% off

- —From the Mouths of Babes
Deer Friend: Here it is. And would you belleve I have been looking

Rotaty Health ‘une and Handi-

:
key: elem
politjeal process, aud forme
channel through which the
individual can more effectively
keep track of government acti-
vities,” he sald.
Other officers elected
were: Richard Sordi of 1
first nennauteet Lee Par.
teous of Nelson, second’ vice-
president; Vera Kalmikoff of
Nelson, secretary-treasurer;
ber-

i George Dal-
zoll, Nelzon: Jill’ Johnson,
Jim Pletzehe,

Application for renewal of its licence for
the cable television system serving Robson, Castlegar,
Blueberry Creek, British Columbia and a surrounding
area expiring September 30, 1975.

Location where the application may be examined:

Post Office,
Castlegar, British Columbia.

INFORMATION ON APPLICATIONS

Right to comment: You have the opportunity to lodge
a complaint with or make. any representation to the
Commission with respect to any matter within the-
powers of ihe Commission that is not directed to any

out the nature of the complaint or representation to
the undersign

fee also have ie opporiunity 8 submit ements on

to "ihe rea at 100, factcalfe ‘Stree, Ottawa,
Ontario, KIA ON2 and by serving a true copy of the
intervention upon the applicant on or before April 7,

The intervention shall.contain a clear and concise
statement of the relevant facts and the grounds upon
which the intervener’s support for, opposition to or
proposed modification of the application is based.

— Be sure to aitach your postal or messenger receipt
to the copy for the CRTC, giving proof that the ap
plicant has received his copy.

Viewing of documents: Anyone can view the applica
tions at either the office of the CRTC, 100 Metcalfe
Street, Room 1601, Ottawa, Ontario or at the local
address given in this notice for examination of the
application.

Procedure at Hearings: Read the CRTC Rules of pro-
cedure to find out the rights and obligations: of the

parties fo a hearing. Copies ere available from Inform-. *

+ ation Canada.

Information: For additional. information on the applic
ations at the hearing, please contact the CRTC in write
ing or by phone 613-992-6240 or 996-2294,

Guy Lefebvre,
Director-General of Licensing.

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‘This cup take away!"

Of ignominious death
‘Was pressed to his lips,

Even as‘He spoke
His eyes saw the iultudes
‘That had ‘cups

-With the dregs a damnation
to ready Ups, ue

“Not my will but Thine!”

He ered in full Regina

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‘That the doom of ‘aking death

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‘Arrow’ Arms.

Dear Sir:

belleve the taxpayers of Castle
gar and district’ are getting a
fair-shake from their, elected
representatives and adminis:
tration of the Regional District
of Central Kootenay,.in the
matter of the arena

—View From The Bridge By A Lady Who Knows H

is nothing new with regional

district enterprises, The public.

should reslize by now the past:

performance of Central Koote-

ney’ has invariably been over’

estimating revenues and/or un-
* dereatimating costs,

While saying his prayers, ¢ little boy had his mind centred on ©
Having prayed foe everything and everyone he could think of, the ~
f yourself.

How innocent and yet Heed true! Print: it, will, you.

regional district offices in Nel-
son, the Ootischenia refuse site
. and more recent, the Nelson Arena.

in vain for a good letter from an atheist so I can run it? The best indoor. swimming ey

that this same hullding. commit-:

+ tee includes: the: present chairs

}> man of the regional district, the
local’ MLA's finance ‘chairman,; «
and Castlegar City representa-
tive

ceed with the calling of tenders, «

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Letter tothe Editor =.

Speaks Out on Arena Costs

+ the arena for amounts varying
less than 10 per cent, while the
architect, who expects to be
paid $116,000 for his services,
was not able to anticipate
‘building costa closer than 23
per cent???

G. MacAndrew 4
Castlegar.

It is ‘very difticutt to

‘The latest information pro-

vided by those representatives Cee aa ae be
responsible for the Castlegar
and district arena building
committee suggests a three.
fold increase in costs and loss of
grants. “Our information: is
(from one of the committee)
they were aware there freuls
be. no grants before gol
referendum September fast
year".

‘The following open letter
has been sent to the Hon.
James Lorimer, Minister of
Municipal Affairs in Victoria:

Dear Mr. Lorimer:

‘As concerned citizens, we
are: becoming increasingly
alarmed by the actions of the

egional District of Central
‘The inflated cost situation Kootenay. We are therefore,
responsible for the control of
regional districts,

Perhaps the Hon, The
Attorney General may alo
have an interest, following
action initiated by your, office,
particularly'in the’ light. of
published reports. concerning
the financing of the Castlegar

Prime examples are the

‘We feel that.you must be
aware of the previous’ bylaws
that have: passed throu

Itduinteresting to-note:

endumas which in most, if not all
scases, have cost’ the taxpayer
farjin excess of the amount
ves. proposed.
This committee recom-. | + ‘We do, therefore, appeal to
‘4: you for advice as to what action
‘ean be initiated by a group of
very concerned citizens to
protect themselves from the
resent’ tax burden

economic conditions", ‘and also;*
been commit

) tee for:changes in costs, al-

3 though past experiences ob-,
viously: suggest their being
over, optimistic. We suspect
‘however, present economic con-

‘(ditions and circumstances were!
not conducive to the calling of
tenders, particularly be-_
fore be

brought about by mlerepre-
+ sentation,

‘There is no other way'to
describe a proposal presented
to the taxpayer on the basis of 8,
mills for 10 years, Information

“knowing the grants had not

‘We cannot. fall this commit-

mills for.20 years, or a 300
cent increase in cost. Our belief
is that the end result would bea
600 per cent increase in cost.
‘The referendum .informa-

ene TTI

GOOD FRIDAY *

MARCH '28

gar Library hav.
they will be closed for the
Easter weekend.

Closure is from Friday to
Monday inclusive.

Final Standings
in -Play-Offs
‘The following are the final

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Played W'L T Pis.

a
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Turn Brings
Charge
‘Areverse turn taken by an
automobile on Pine St. near the
Canadian Bank of Commerce
has resulted ina Castlegar man
being charged’ when: the ma-

noeuvre interferred with trat-

Charged is Alla
donald Smith of C
whose 1969 vehicle was in
collision with another driven by

Mac-

© George Wilson of Kinnaird

The incident was re
| Tuesday morning with total

damages estimated at-$250.

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given to the pressing needs for
an adequate water, supply and
sewage

in their neglecting to fulfill i
homework in the ioterests of;
the taxpayer,,

suggest ‘the’ loss of grants be
blamed on other levels of
government, Perhaps there
may be some criticism on senior
government, However, in all
seriousness, how can one quali-
fy for such grants after the
winter is well advan

cations are required to be
completed and submitted with-
in a given date, Had this been
done as required, their present
clreumstan

- avoided.
presented .

* and administrative representa: P02 2/0
tives did have the best inter. °> z
ests of-the taxpayer’ in- mind
had they: recommended nat to
proceed at this time: until
proper financing could be re-
solved.

that the contractors have com-

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tion, based taxation on’ an
average home, valued at
$20,000. In ‘actual fact,; the
We do {ail this committee | $4

a fair and equitable amount, it

mills over 20 years is really

over 500 per cent greater.than
3 mills over 10 years...

Your favored consideration

of the foregoing would be much

appreciated by replying In‘the

form ofan open. letter c/o

This committee ia quick to

pect
Concerned Citizens.

Proper documénted appli- per:G.MacAndrew..

appealing to you, the minister

‘your!
department, authorizing: raler!

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must therefore be realized that
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Eleven Tables
Play Duplicate
Bridge Tuesday

Eleven tables took part
Tuesday evening when mem-
bers of the Joy Keillor, Bridge
Club met at the Hi ‘Arrow Arms
for’ duplleate’ bridge. The re-
sults aro'as follows:

First im NS, ‘Joy: Keillor
and Judy Shephard; second Ian
Glover and Maureen Mitchell;
third, Kay Gjonnestad and D.
Poole and fourth, Mr. and Mra.
0. Birkeland. a

Firat in ES, C. Bowor and"

E. Cameron; second, Roy Kell-;
lor ‘and Louise. Gjennestad;
third, Wayne Weaver and Dave
‘Thiel and fourth, Mr. and Mra.
Hubert. Hunchak.

. Play’ will resume. next
‘Tuesday evening at the Hi

Sam Swellishof, Age 88
-. Dies af Mount St. Francis’

A resident of this area

since 1912, Sam Swetlishoff,
88, of Castlegar dled on Tues-
day of last week’ at Mount St.
Francis Hospital in Nelsdn,

Funeral service was held
leat ‘Thursday from Krestova
Communtty Hall.

Born in Ruséia on Sept. 1,
1886, Mr, Swetlishoff came to
Arran, Sask. in 1899, In 1912 he.
made his home in Glade, later
moving to Crescent Valley.
“ot was in 1967 that Mr,

Swetlishoff moved to Castle--

gar, but due toill health, for the
past seven years he has been a
patient at Mount St, Francis,

He is survived by his wife,
Lusha; two sons, Mike of

“Nelson and Alex of Castlegar; :
four daughters, Florence Pozni-

koft of Crescent Valley, Mrs.
Bill (Annie) Patrick of Castle-

_gar, Mra, Gus (Elsie) Olelck of %

Grand. Forks and Mrs, Tim
(Mary) Landia of Salmo; 15

grandchildren and four. great-'

grandchildren.

+ \He was predeceased by
one brother and two sisters,

Burial took place at the
Krestova Cemetery with the
Castlegar Funeral Home in
charge of arrangements.

Choir. from Saskatchewan
To Visit Castlegar. Monday

Plans for a cultural ex-
change between, the Blaine
Lake-Saskatoon Doukhobor
Choir and the Doukhobors of
the Kootenays are virtually
complete.

“STt has been quite some
time since a formal choir has

é EA from

one. Biles nd 80
are expecled to make the trip.
Proposed itinerary, of the
shot is as follows: -
larch 27—fly from Saska-
toot to Vancouver; |)"
March 80—cultural ex-.
change with the Vancouver
Doukhobors; program perfor:
mance;

March'S1—fly to Castle

gar; social gathering in the

NOTICE OF MEETING —

The puch Annual Generel Meeting of

ee

evening to welcome visitors in
Ootischenia Hall (everyone
welcome);

‘April 1—tour of the area;
evening program presentation
at Stanley Humphries Second-
ary: School, ‘This is a multi-

‘media presentation entitled “A -|.

fon'and |
Song”. The script was written

by Koozma J. Tarasoff, author
of "A Pictorial History of the
Doukhobors”.” 2

This'program has been
performed at, varfous locations
in’ Saskatchewan, “and “it was
produced to give people a
better understanding of the
history of the Doukhobors, as
well as present life and philoso:
ophy. <=

Koofenay Savings
Credit. Union .

* Branches at”
“Trail = Fruitvale | — Brilliant. (Castlegar) ~
South Slocan’— Nakusp —:New. Denver ::

will be held in.
The Gymnasium, Cominco Arena, Trail, B.C.
130 pm...

_ Wednesday, April 2.

All Members and Friends ‘Are-Cordially Invited

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 27, 1975

‘Spring Check V

Have Your Wheels Checked After
a: a) Rigorous Winter

Have Your Disc
Brakes Checked
Now!

“A Pad in time

: REMEMBER
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, Take-Out

OPEN EASTER WEEK-END

This Easter que Mom
deygery Teer hee and the whole temiy to
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whole family: will enjoy

Relax this Easter
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