4 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 13, 1967

‘Keenleyside to be Speaker
At ‘Oxfam’ Next Tuesday

an exciting new. cok
lection of styles and
colors for the coming.
season... all sizes
avaliable.

MADDOCKS

.j hunger. “We su

The meal will be a simple,
one, It ‘will consist of a single

bowl of rice anda glass of wat-
er,

&@ meagre fare, in-
deed. "be at the purpose of this
“poor man’s meal” is not ‘to re-
duce waistlines but rather to
increase awareness,

Sponsored by Oxfam — the
Oxford University Famine Re-
lief Fund — the dinner, to be
held next muescey ain Kinnaird

|, will drama‘ this para-
dox, however — the problem of
overweight in parts of the world,
alongside the problem of star-
vation or bare subsistence in
other parts.

“Millions of people in the
world today suffer from malnu-
trition, said an Oxfam represen:
tative.’ ‘ ‘They get. enough food
to satisfy the pangs | of hunger,
but — and this is important —
the quality of the food they eat
is low. For example, they can
afford to eat protein foods only.
very occasionally, and their diet

full health and vigour.

“Because they. are under-
nourished, they ‘are tired and
lacking in’ strength They would
like to work harder and thus
produce more food or earn more
money to buy food for them-
selves and their families, but
they have not the energy to do
They remain poor ‘because
they are undernourished, They
remain under-nourished because
they are poor,

“Oxfam is put an

| trying to
end to this viclous cele, W We are

pediented not ‘o
ing.emergency
also to removin

to supp!
e relief, but
ig the causes of
ort nutrition-
al schemes, - well-digging, and
vocational training programs in
the . developing ceuntries, Com-
munities are provided with bet-
ter seeds, better livestock, pro-
per water supplies and’ tools

.|which enable them to’ become

self- supporting.
Guest speaker at the hung.
r dinner will’ be Dr.
Keenleyside, chairman
Hydro and Power "Authowity.
Also on the agenda is a film

the work of the United

vont UBLIG NOTICE

(ODE Rummage Sale,

fe need coaches,
umps, willing workers.
LAST CHANCE to register for
baseball erin Castlessn Robson
Minor Bascball Assoc. Saturday,
April 15 at pane and Robson
Hall, 9.30 =
All mothers to Hobson Brownles,
Guides and Rangers to meet at
home of Mrs. P. Zaltsat Col-
umbia Heleheey April
boner needed.

‘The Hospital peony would like
to thank all. gene:
taped eee for. "hel
rummage sale, ‘nel

_ Sancor Citizens — Friday, April

Community Supper, Robson Hall.

April Proceeds “to building.
fund, Resker Hall, sponsored by.
Robson Christian’ Ed,’ Commit-

County Fair Centennial Tea—
Kinnaird United’ Church’ base-
ent April 15, 2-4 pm. Sponsored
1

Come. and enjoy yourself. Trait
syuure dance jamboree. Comin-
oe roam, “April 21, 22,23.

Hall, Entertain-

wud .0 4.33, Door prize. ral Pro-,

ceeds for Cancer Rese

Lades’ Golf Club general empat

mg — suesday, April 18, 8 pms
Krueger — $12-10th

fonatew mtiats for ‘children 6

mouths to 12 years... Rotary
th Centre. Monday, Apri! 17,

8.30 am to 5S pm, No appointment *
necessary.
pens bebealaeteg Guides -and
Rangers Concert, Robson Com-.-
munky ‘Hal April 15 — 7.30

pane Apa 8th a success.

SMITHS

61 CRESCENT ST. —

—_ PHO NB, 365-7531 | CASTLEGAR

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Profits from the meal-tickets
are being sold at $1 each — will
go to’ the Oxfam endeavor
throughout the world.

sanction of both civic councils,
Time ‘of the dinner is 6.30
Pn, : ;

A~ 1966 SHSS graduate,
Doug McNabb, has joined the
RCMP musical band.

The son of Mr: and °Mrs.
of C.

Doug who plays the French horn,
left two’ weeks ago for Ottawa.
He be there for a month
before heginning a tour of Can-
ada’s north with the band.

His parents expressed. ad-
miration Or SHSS bandmaster

Next
is scheduled to tour Europe.

production

ision- here, has announced the
appointment of H. E. Pugsley to
the position of steam and recov-
ery superintendent.
Mr. Pugsley joined the Cel-
pulp division during the con-

then he has held'the position ‘of
assistant steam and. recovery
superintendent,

From 1950 until coming to
Castlegar in. 1960, Mr. Pugsley
was employ: by MacMillan
Bloedel Co. at thelr Port Alber-
ni pl wip mill.

Pugs!
reside” in Woodland Park vat
Kinnaird.

For Complete
Insurance Service

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*& HEALTH
MIKE SHISKIN

269 Columbia Ave.
Castlegar

Phone 365-6665
(Home 365-6704)

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You may buy individual items or ensembles
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OUR SHOE SALE Definitely ENDS
‘SATURDAY, April 15th
Your Last Chance for a Reai BARGAIN ©

Buy 1 pr. of shoes at regular price and you get
another pair for just ONE CENT.

Shoes is broken sizes & 4 lines are

on display

it
|

ext year the RCMP band rad

gar
struction phase in 1960. Since|#

ley and his family | &

for
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Umbrellas by Knirps
$3. 98 - $6. 98

Golf. Equipment by Spalding & y Slazenger

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GOLF SHOES, HEAD. COVERS, GIZMO, UMBRELLAS, KADDIES, SPIKES.

AND GLOVES

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“Kootsnaye!”

VOL-'20, No. 16°"

eatin BRITISH coer (THURSDAY, nition sell 1987 Ke

New Assessment. Basis iets

By ARNOLD MARTIN 7
Staff Reporter.

‘fairly oMevolutionary’”
proposal: for: establishing » mill
rates is'being introduced in Cas-
feger, for.'the » first’ time
ear, Ma yor F R. C, Maddocks dis-
dosed nday.
In save ing at a council
meeting a revised, tax, structure
perspective, Mayor Maddocks ex-
Plained that, al though ‘the: the new.
mill rate:is' to ills for
the coming ott year, . this is

not to. be =construed as.a great

stem used dur-| lal

ing the aah and'previous years.
the tax rate here act-

for is
this ually twice’ that’ of “Kinnaird’s

12, although: /a
ince would snake,
be’ the

Preliminary
appear

cast
Mayor ‘Maddocks told the
Castlegar News that the new as-
fesarnenty policy, involves a scal-
ing-down: of ‘the assessment on
land improvements this year and

in successive: years, and a ‘seat: year

ian of the assessment on

purpose of the new ays-
tem, me said, is to ‘encourage
best Jand useage.

‘The previous’: figure for im-
provements was fixed at 75
cent of total value for taxal ie

joses,

* This figure has been drop-
ped to 70 per cent this year and
will drop an additional five
cent foreach of the’ next ts

Trailer is Totally | Destroyed |: ms

frag

a ped Bey
experi ice of Robson’

Ye
announced

2 oS mntést: wi
this week: by the Castlegar Kiw:| ‘
anis Club:

Open to all residents of the
a; the prizes, are to,

and/or. gard

gall :
aur Centennial Year, it is:high-

desirable that: people

dg aud gardens look especial
yards and gardens lool eg]
ly. at attrachive

id-he hoped the hold-|in
ing He 8 eald-he Eat garden ‘con:
_ test would contribute to this enc.
Mr. Wood: said“ all entries

for the contest onus. cbe-in:
club’s hands by: May. 3: He noted

that application forms are avail- Danny Né
> able from umber of: 30 ee

if those «Ii
| of those ving |in

this: if
nee on’ the telephone to ‘one
sth ler | the

itey Mites hockey during
1966-67. season was ‘ 2 Ron: Tensor.
pitas he Here s shown n proudly:
Ron's ‘was, present-

not catled
, ots ie pene
ve burn:
y: death, speculated: Mrs,

8. “ Groh atts
Since the, amount of .in-
Sane err opnng, aad tae mae
steat ie may-
ome. from land. will

or the: incom
ncrenge to ‘meet
civic: admini-

canary uurpose of the re-
lige of; the tax structure,
as: explained’ by. the mayor, is
to encourag a develop-

; nwe
| ately, ‘offered the use. of ‘anoth-
er trailer‘in the court, owned by
dP ther. worker,

dso":
the ‘response “of: other
really:

aking at  mestin: of the |
ee ; town ‘co il ad-|c

ld: only me oy Col
fe could only hope'the Col:
ire was being operated ‘in ac-
cord with .the fst placed..in
its ‘administrators since its/con-
ception and beginning operation.

Mayor’: Maddocks ‘declared:

; ‘The fire: eras 8 80 untortus, be: out.
‘ been tremen- ing
5 = 5. feral

ot week: is ‘coming!

sp.
swept. ‘Ja
basements and ‘atti

coord with ithe origi
al intent given to the electorate
—hbut: there ‘is something :of: a
‘cloud there and-I; for. one, can
not: get the facts.
“Let us hope that the'clou
over; there will’ be ‘cleared u
Some. have sed 4) the

Two Local ‘Men Receive
Speci ial St. John. ‘Award _-

emonies in Victoria. |.
The ‘two: were Bob ‘Rivers

“-and Ken Rigby..

‘They. were. ‘accompanied to
Victoria by Rose Kumorek and
George ‘Bruce, : both: of -Trail.:..

‘The’.thre

‘men ‘were: given | -

the status ‘of ‘serving brothers,
‘Mrs, Kumorek serving ‘sister at

over

‘Y-hope that this 1.3 mills will be

ey. hope: it. will
not be a glorified yerade 1 18. ees

used properly, :in - accordance
with the trust, granted by, th
electoral

"He ‘added: “But. 1 thavel
managed to get through the.fog.

ee Lt. Gov. G. S.-Pearkes.
Me. Rivers has served. with
fohn A ‘for: the

and as far. ag, I know, neither has
anyone

In} concluding ibis: remarks vin

Sto J

past’ 31 years;
A participant for. ithe Past

25° years, yy has = bee!

active in “Instruction of St. John

first: aid! classes, ‘first aid: com-

petitions ‘and | industrial first aid

endeavors,

Both’ men plan to ‘continue

their work. wit with St..John>Ambu-

‘the’ College, Mayor.
Maddocks said hee — and others
—can do no more than'‘hope that | summ:
itisr running exactly. as officials
say. itis “running.

“There: is cnething we" can|

do to be sure: things are’as they
say they: are.:So:.we-:have ino!
choice but to. ‘agsume'it:is being

ing group at Si rey ‘Humphries

en}as one of: 17 from‘ this’

ata ‘miark) ste nt;
feat

scientists from 'C

U.S.A part of the six-week 80

lourn®: will ‘be ‘ithe «,

a tour of all” scientific

run ‘in accordance with the ish

hibits vat

lance ‘duringthe : coming “years,

es of the' people.’

Nera :
the new tax

time of" the: year for | Man
its: whi

OUTSTANDING ‘STUDENT. Ter:|1
ty-Killough;'among the top-rank- |:

‘A* detailed
tax ‘estimates ‘for \the (coming
fisenl year. shows) the following
en

three-quarters: of a. mill; public
works — up. onehalta mill;

Protection of persons _ up fare

* vaasesaing “and garbage <2 both
examination of fimilsr to. last os :

year’s. figures;
Srants’and donations — up_one-
quarter: mill; community  servic-
e5\— down one-half-a:mill; wel-
2

ip: two
up ‘threeundonehalf “mills; caj cap-
ial = down five mills and black

3, sewer —| structures

ry |.er.
ys meee ofthe world’

e/ sity Famine: Relief- Fund. «He| the
eae et ae amount.

’) ing.: They. were

ee

‘ours Galgar’s

te tan the speatons, ‘avision 9 a
¥. e lon:

‘ s Jo ol eae conistre’

e, bot
MW. eee chair-

lone,

| gar CrESH
ewly- Bresident, Che Chemicell ‘of! Montre:| said he
h fought sus
f | coast. «

Ord," deputy. chairmai
I all a Montvea

atecentro|
for an ‘meetin: of the

i t
the. finance: committee | -
‘Marshall,

dramatize | wot
‘hungry | wa

Fields told the Castle

News tat her brother, who

it. He lives at’ the

The going ‘Battalion, which
took : the “battle, was

known: as Warden's Warriors,
Mr. Bald: 5

the younger ones.
Cham x

ie
“Anderson’s » sugeestion: that
operate from:7.a.m. to

would ‘mean:an addi:
tional veight Iiles' of. “dowatow for
those: travelling: from; downt

Castle to. th

i ce to’ cross
the:river, he: said, ‘although, nthe
‘additional : dista

eight'miles to the new. bridge. ;

* OTs.
~~ Castlegar. News Photo c

‘Mr. Anderson said that upon
of the new route; on-

with}.

Mr, Anderson told the.Cas- ing
tlegar News later that removal of| rict
Secondary, has been chos-| the ‘ferry ;

Sill Possibla
Chamber Told

;)The-Hadikin Brothers’ mill
may not yet ‘be deae dead sand for |
gotten, accor

delivered at* ‘Taste we week's : meet-

glow Teports.a
to this pre xpos

sed, said -Drs

_ Suggests CI

iggested ‘Bew.-tunetion ja

ict‘ Cham-

ber of Commerce received a mix-
f- stro:

ome |:

songorship
ae gating ‘house a en Fen
Dr. Fowler. stressed that

woul did-not mean the Chamber

onsor many things: it-
a ‘Father’ that; itwould

4 fine the supe to of: find:
g-other, groups Sponsor. such
activities, Y

= The Chamber ld publish

a monthly ‘newsletter, which

Swould-be' delivered to all nouse-
Sareea in the Cathouse
advising ‘of the activities | taking
place in ‘the ‘area each month
derson > oblented teh to the’ aug an
tion, however, declaring

could becom:
‘opposed to this

se for Acti

“We s are here for:the ‘pur-

e of building our. gommunity:|
- sare not here’ “to form social
: Mr, Anderson's. reluctance,
‘was apparently not'shared by the
Toajonty of: members’ present ‘a8
Ti| favor te p Siscussio
vor. the ‘p!
ee Power,

in concluding

discussion said it had been

brought up at; this meeting,’ not

jose of a formal’ mo-

tion®: bu! ply ‘to put >it. be-
fore members for discussion.

io SNo ‘action. was ‘taken ‘at the | fro;

as/ mesting, but a deciding vote mav
e agenda of the Cham-
ber’s ‘next meeting, Dr. Fowler.
added.’

ident informed

wood" product ‘complex “in this
area where they could be dis-
posed of.

ose sed Tal, iz. Oglow’s repo port
posed . 8 rt
said that'the company which is | o!
promoting the’ mil felt NM has re-
ceived - “unfortunate. publicity”?
ym news media of the area and
it is now.
don the idea com;

“They. as)

oo) SLet'us set the example,” he
jconchaded.(! i350)"

Local Air Cadets
May Meet RCAF
Aerobatic Team

Maz ‘showing of the Golden:
Centenarians a tie team in
just not possible,”.

mise ‘solution has
that should be: ale
good, Castlegar to

eounell “members learned Mon:

ron. ay: S

iis a3 saat
CO) ie! ie
lors of the’ foams
two

refuc

$ idee, the5s4 value of ‘another in-

el, ca cadets
moet and talk with the Se