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Castlegar Social Notes

Mrs. H. Johnson 365-8234
Miss Barbara Henne,
eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Henne of Castlegar, spent
two weeks visiting at her
+S parents’ home in Castlegar and
Sat the family's summer home at~
‘s. Christina Lake. Miss Henne
graduated from Kelowna Col-
lege in May, having completed
a two-year course in early
childhood education. In Sep-
tember, after a summer of
volunteer work at a church
camp, Miss Henne will be
working with three- and four-
year-olds as supervisor of the
Rutland Community Co-op
Child Care Centre.
irs, H. Johnson returned.
home Tuesday after spending a
month at the coast visiting her

Cor Damaged
In Driveway

Approximately $500 dam-
age was suffered by a small
import car when it was hit
while parked ina driveway-at
Blueberry Creek.

Police say the car, owned
by Hazel Wolinski, was dam-
aged sometime between 9 p.m.
Saturday and 4 am, Sunday.

‘The incldent is still under

daughter in Victoria, Mrs. L.
Taylor and also Miss ‘Bonnic
Taylor. ‘She’ also visited in
Campbell River with her grand-
son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs.
Graig Schellenberg, and in
Vancouver with her grandsons
and thelr fainilies, Mr. and Mrs,
W. Easteott and Mr. and Mrs.
R. Taylor. While in Vancouver
Mirs, Johnson spent a week at

UBC attending a New Horizons *

leadership workshop.

Mrs, A. Brady and Mrs. H.
Bonacci recently spent two
weeks visiting relatives and
friends in Prince George and
Salmon Arm.

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rupp
and family of Palouse, Wash.
visited and got acquainted with
Mr. Rupp's cousin, Mrs. C. Kerr
during the past week. This is
the firat time the cousins have
met. Mr. and Mrs, Kerr very

' much enjoyed meeting their

relatives.
Mr, and Mrs. F. Fuller and
daughter Miss Gwen Fuller

returned home to Robson last’

week alter spending some
time in Vancouver attending

the wedding of their daughter, .

Miss Edna Fuller, who is now
Mrs, D, Johnson. Mrs. Fuller
also spent a week attending the
New Horizons leadership work-

Explosion
Statements

“Fire chief Rene Archam-
bault has finished his investiga:

tign of tha explosion which -

destroyed the Ralph Desaul-
niers residence last week and
on ‘Tuesday he mailed his
report to the B.C. fire mar-
shall's office.

Mr. Archambault declined
to make his report public
although he sald a number of
meetings were called by him-
self with representatives of city
council, Inland Natura! Gas, the
sewer system contractor, Asso-
ciated Engineers, the muntcipal
public works department, the
RCMP and the provincial gas
inspector.

After lengthy discussion
and a review of the procedures
between the parties involved,
statements were-issucd by
Inland Gas, Patullo Sand Co.
and Associated Engineers.

Mr. Archambault sald he
was further advised that the
fire department will be im-
mediately advised of any gas
line breaks “and tests and

possible and make any repairs,

they feel are necessary. to

ensure 100 per cent safety and

efficiency to the service.”
Associated

errs

“In respect to concerns of

many citizens regarding contin-

uation of sewer excavations in
the city, Assoclated Engineer-
ing Services has reviewed
procedures involved In location
of gas services by Inland Gas
and Fownes Construction prior.
to construction. |

“Ithas been the practice to
mark house services on the
pavement and excavale around
the service prior to sewer
installation.

“Additional inspections
will be made by our staff to
ensure that this procedure is
being carried out and equip-

ment operators are fully aware. -

of gas locations.”

Nelson Man
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the protection and safeguard of
the residents of south Castle:

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evening of July 30
“Since the start of the
sewer construction program,
Inland has. had an additional
man in the area for the purpose
of working with the contractor
to locate all natural gas services
and mains before any digging
commences at any location,
‘This man also stakes and marks
these facilities.
“Inland will continue to do

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that the contractor takes every
precaution.”
Patullo Sand Co.

“As in the past, all neces-
sary preeautions and proced-
ures will be taken to complete
this project in the: safest
possible manner, and with the
minimal amount of inconven-
ience to the public.

“In the event of any
unavoidable damage to utililfes,
we will—as we have always
done—immediately inform the
appropriate authorities who

“have assured us that they will
‘respond to the call as fast as

statements of the three firms

For Farmers

Peter Misan, of R.R. No. 3,
Nelson, has developed a new
invention which is now in the
process of heing introduced to
manufacturers with the as,
sistance and: guidance of the
Raymond Lee Organization.

a patent-application now pend- 3°

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three wheel agricultural trac-
tion unit with positive prime on
all three. wheel

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with two outputs drive the
front wheels and the rear wheel
using chain and sprockets to
transmit the power, The unit
has room for. several. passen-
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the user's feet, and a storage
platform with a rail.

Damage $450
In Pass Creek
Car Accident

A singte car accident oc-
curred at 1 a.m, Tuesday at 6
Mile on the,Pass Creek Road,

Police say a car driven by
“Lorne George Hadikin. of
Castlegar was southbound
when the rear end of the
vehicle slid on a curve causing
the car to slide into a ditch,

Damage was estimated at j
$450. There were no injuries, |
and the accident is under
investigation.

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Castlegar and Robson Families Uniied
In Lovely Wedding in: Robson Church”

Robson Memorial Church
was the acene of a late
afternoon wedding on July 5
when Geraldine Johnson and

: William: Dennis LaHye ex-

changed their wedding vows in
‘a church decorated’ with red
roses and daisies in baskets.
‘The bride ts the daughter
of Mra. Janet Johnson and the:
late Gerald 8. Johnson’ of
Castlegar while the groom is
the son of Mra. Marie LaHue
and thé late William LaHue of
Robson. :
Rev. Duane Harder was
offictating clergyman while or.
sania wan Mrs, A. W.Thorp of
Robso
Given in marriage by her -
uncle, Mr, Bob Foubister, ‘the
bride wore a gows made of
rhapsody crepe. It had an

empire waist with lamb chop’,

sleeves and a train'attached at
the back that was made of
nylon lace. Her headdress was
single butterfly and buttéreups,
and.held a shoulder-length
netted veil. She carried a
bouquet of yellow rosea and wy
with baby's breath,

Her gown was,made by
Mrs, Ralph Briggeman, also of «

Robson.
Besides the ring given to
her by the groom, the radiant

bride also wore her father's.

| wedding band. ‘

“usThe maid of honor, wast! ahs,
bride's sister, > Mits “Christine
Johnson of Castlegar, while the
bridesmaid. was Miss Kathy
Salekin of Robson.

“They ‘were gowned In
mintina rhapsody crepe sleeve-
less floor-length gowns and
wore, white crocheted shawl
during the church service. They
carried bouquets ‘of yellow
roses, yellow mums and white
daisies, Mint green and yellow
butterflies were: arranged
through their coiffures.

‘The groom's best man was
Mr. Maurice Leay Js. of Robson -
while Mr.Tom Tarassolf of ,
‘Thrums was usher.

“For the reception held at
the Robson Hall, the bride's
mother wore a blue floral floor-
length gown accessorized by a
silver purse and silver shoes: .
Her, corsage was of white rose
bud and yellow, swims,

<= The'groom’s mother wore
a peach floor-length gown while,
her-corsage was of white rose’
buds and white mums aprayed

“Phe reception hall was
decorated by the bride's niece

and nephew, ‘Anita and Bradley.

Briggeman.. It-.was’ decorated
with green, yellow and white
streamera,: green, yellow and
white flowers, and in the corner.
of the’hall by the bride's table
were two trees decorated with
‘multicolored flowers.

‘The bride's cake was made
by Mrs. Ivy Salekin and was
three-tiered. Three pillars sep-
araled the bottom and second
tiers where a miniature bride

and groom stood. The top layer

was topped with doves and lily |.
of the valley. Yellow roses and

green leaves entwined all three

layers.
TA crocheted tablecloth
made by the bride's sister, Mrs.
lary Briggeman, covered the
eras table while her grand-
mother's candlesticks held

-. green candles. Baskets of red
cand pink; roses. and white

daisies stood in front of the

‘The bride’ grandfather
offered grace at the reception.
Master of ceremonies, Mr.
Frank-Ingham of Castlegar,
read telegrams of congratula-
tions from Prince Rupert;:Ter-

“race, Penticton and Edmonton.

‘The toast to the bride was
proposed by Mr. Trig Kaardal
of Robson.

For ‘honeymoon trip to
Radium, the bride wore off.”
white pants and an apricot

turtle neck sweater ‘with fur ;

collar and cuffs. Her, shoes and
purse were off-white, >
Guests attended from Pen

‘Daniel Ph ipoft
Funeral Held.
Here Last Weok

Funeral services were held
from the chapel of the Castle-
gar Funeral Home last Thurs-
-day and’ Friday for Daniel
Philipoff, 21, of Castlegar who

ied accidently on July 30 at

Grand Forks.

Born on May 12, 1954, in
Grand Forks, the deceased
moved with hia parents to
Castlegar in 1958, He received
all his education ’» Castlegar.

tleton, Peachland, Prince Ru-
Ch

Nhe newlyweds are mak-
ing thelr home at the Hideaway
Traller Court in Robson.

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Mr. Phillpofis survived by, i

his mothers Vera,
predece: es

Burial was a ae Bella
Cemetery. -

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Catastrophic Social Consequences

B.C. Housing Crisis Must Ease in 5 Years

I the housing crisis in B.C.
does not ease within five years,
It will lead to catestrophic social,
and economic consequences,
according to Housing Minister
Lorne Nicolson,

“Ultimately . Vancouver
will become another Cleve-
land," Mr, Nicolson told the
Vancouver Province in an inter-
view. “It will lead to) an
absolute decay In the commu:
nity if allowed * to cone

dy signs are appear-

ing of of the problems: being
sed in the Lower Mainland

by the housing crisis, Profes-
slonals,’ businessmen and exec-
utives are beginning to avoid
moving to Vancouver “when
they are faced with these very
sald Mr.

Nicolson,

The government some-
times has difficulty persuading
experts to ‘come to B.C. to fill
major positions because ofthe

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ili

And among those of lower
incomes, overcrowding Is al-
ready becoming a problem.

ing into apartments. or town:

houses designed for one family

{n order to eave on coats.
Arecent survoy of one new

re crowd: ©

townhouse development show-
ed that more than one-third of
the units are occupied by two
famlly groups, he noted,

'M. Nicolson emphasized
‘that it is not yet too late to

“Municipal Spokesmen Say that Nicholson
Trying fo Find a Fall Guy for Housing Crisis

<:) Provinelal Housing Minis-
ter Lorne Nicolson's blaming of
municipal governments for the
current housing crisis was
almply an attempt to find a “fall
guy” and shift the blame from
the real culprit—his own gov-

‘ernment, mayors in the Van-

couver area sald in’ ion to
the minister's estlier “housing
crisis” statement,

Vancouver Mayor Art Phil-
Ups, North Van Distelet Maver
Ron’ Andrews, . Surrey.

Bill Van‘ der! Zalm land ‘Alan

Frozen

Turkey 8 02.

Kelly, chairman of the Greater”

Vancouver Regional District.
(GVRD) all had ‘critleal reac-
tions to. Mr. Nicolson's com:
ments,

‘The minister warned in an
interview with the Vancouver
Province that social and econ-
omic catastrophies will occur
unleas community attitudes
change and municipal councils
Approve multifamily housing
for single-family areas.

“He's just looking for a fall

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guy,” snapped Mayor Andrews,
Asked if he considered his
Leouncil reaponsible for the
problem, he replied: “No way!”
* Mayor Phillips said he does

not think the solution to the
housing crisis is to turn single-
family neighborhoods into
multi-unit areas, ¢
“The main problem is lack

of money and both the federal
and provincial governments
have run out of money,” he

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avert these potentially dis-
astrous problems, but “we're
pretty far behind.”

The current drop in hous-
ing starts has hit almost all
other parts of North America
as badly as it has hit B.C., he
said, but many places are not
sulfering so severely because
“they were farther ahead to
begin with.”

Shortage of serviced land
and a.tight mortgage money
market are:the main reasons
for the current lag, he said, but
more than that has to change
before the situation will ease.

“It is community attitudes
that have got us into this
position,” ho sald, “It is com-
munity attltudes that will tae
to change.”

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Accident Monday:
On 7th Ave. South

A. 1970 Mazda was com:”
pletely destroyed on Monday
allernoon in an cident and the
driver bas: been charged-with
~ driving without ‘due care and
attention.
‘The’ vehicle was heading
towards Castlegar.on 7th Ave.
8, near the ‘Kinberry Heights

turnoff when ‘driver Joc .W.

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skidded into the oncoming lane:

The car. skidded’ back —
across the highway, hit a ditch;
rolled, and came to rest against”
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injuries,

Police Answer.

Bonk False Alarm
Police sirens Inst Friday

- evening were the result of a

“false ‘alarm at)the downtown
branch’ of the Canadian -Im--
perial Bank of Commerce.

“An RMP spokesman said‘

the ‘silent alarm went off, |
triggering the police response.

This Friday end Satay 2
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Rossland-Trail: Social Cre-
diters have cancelled their

Snominating convention set for-.

Oct. 1, ae

wwas' to

For example,. said Mr.
MacAndrew, the commission
might include the Christina
Lake-Grand Forks-Greenwood

The, .
have noralnated/a candidate to
contest the Rsshd-Trall rid,” C:

“tng in the next. provincial

‘election,’ * 3

£2 Riding aasoclation preal-
dent G, MacAndrew announced
cancellation of the meeting this
week; saying the executive
took the action because of the
Lappointment by the’ provincial
government of a redistribution

commission to'redraw consti. ©

Stuency ‘boundaries,

Mr.) MacAndrew said it
was the feeling of executive
members that “significant
changes” could be made by the
commission for Rossland:Trail
riding and it would-be best to
twait'for the report of. the

before.

fl and it

been be-sunfair. to Social

tera in those communities

if ae had no. sayin in who the
Socred Candidal

"To thia point, only one
person—former Socred MLA.
Burt Campbell of ‘Castlegar—
had indicated a public interest
in seeking the nomination in
Rossland-Trail.

Mr.’ Campbell :ssid he ,

agrees with the decision of the
riding executive to cancel the
nominating convention until the
new boundaries of the riding
are known.

“L hope Ressland-Trail will
be left as it 1s". said Mr:
Campbel, adding: “But with

0

‘a candidate.

wi
“knows what might be done.”

Four. Agencies of Gov't. .
Combat Drinking: Driving -

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bave combined to combat the
problem of drinking driving,
using as their instrument co
pulsory impaired drivers

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Statistics show that 60 per

nt of all accidents involving a
“fatality are alcohol related—
making inn

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‘the most iserious ‘social prob-
lems that, exists today.

To further emphasize the
seriousness of the | problem, the
federal government's. national

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+ that almost .a quarter of all

driverson the road at night bad
been drinking.

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and property damage, not to
mention the heartache, human
grief and aotering involved, is
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