CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Sept. 28, 1967

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Sept. 28, 1967

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“COFFEE BREAK”
By LOIS HUGHES
Box 731, Castlegar
Tell Lois: 365 5503

Chamber to Heip Thrums
‘Change Phone Service

Castlegar and District Cham-
‘ber ‘of Commerce will lend a
syesbathent ear to a Thrums

eg prensa aera

To Zukerberg. Island ae

. Fores and" fire :.depart-) sulted, but for the action of the'
@| ment officials are still uncertain fire’ ters,
: i to: jurisdiction ‘after twice another ! fire, this one
ting ‘a’ blaze on’ Zuckerberg’s at 2.55 ‘a.m, last’ Frit
i land : last week, 1d virtu:
Fire ‘chief. Ed Lewis. said
report of the blaze 5.

Centennial
- Award. Homes - aN
"ANDERSON
AGENCIES’
Phone 365-645

and Trail joined on a straight
dial basis,

I have never seen ‘such a
down - to - earth example ot
“waste not, want not,” as depic-

where they are sorted several
times, Jaundered) ironed, mend-
ed, then transferred to several

In moving that the Cham-
ber back the .Thrums request,

ted in the slides shown recently
by Mrs. F. E, Decker, the public
relations officer for walters in.
dustries of First United Church,
Vancouver.
The) alae took evieWers on s
step-by-step tour of how, as
slogan puta it, "We help others
elp themselves.”
It described how articles are
icked up by a simple telephone
F Peaken tora workshop

GRITISH COLUMBIA
"TELEPHONE COMPANY °

thrift stores where lower income
ersons do the best by their
‘amilies,

With the exception | of one
thrift store that sells “as is,"
(not repaired), all are presented

the same manner as those of

an
United “Church has
long been known as The Church
of the Open Door and welfare
industries sets a prime example.
It employs in its sheltered work-
shop approximately "75 people
of whom.75 per cent are either
handicapped or anempiovanle
for various reasons.

hired regardless of their ‘elle. F

m| came . in’ at*4.65'p.m., Sept. 20.

ar Larch K
aide of Bt ‘Ave. i Lewis sal

H\ isfied the blaze was extinguished

| totally doused.

’ Castlegar’ Fire De-'

‘partment responded! with men

tinguishing the blaze.

However, due to the confu;|
‘sion of jurisdiction over fire pro-
tection responsibility, members

. “Forest Service also

Fire chief Lewis and mem-
pers of his department were sat-

‘when.-they left, but a'second fire
call approximately eight hours
later at 7.10' a.m, Jast ‘Thurs-
day indicated some portion of
the burned area had not been

This time, the local fire de
partment again responded but a a

Ev. eryone: » Welcome!

“Contenn al Pancake Day

Tarry’s Hall 10am. Sun., Oct. 1

GAMES & PRIZES FOR THE CHILDREN .

Hi-Lite Restaurant |

CENTRE OF. "ATTRACTION in Slocan City these
days is the curling rink; the subject of an active
campaign for funds, Efforts of curlers last Sat:
urday resulted ‘in $270'.being earned “with as
walt of activities. The money, will ‘go t

‘providing ne
he

fhaslann for

Ww. ice ‘plant ‘
e rink,

Photo

fervice, rg waa revealed recent-|

members secided
the comp company, asking that

‘Chamber:
at their last meeting to write

Mr Hipwell suggested that the
backing be dependent upon Cas-
tlegar becoming a part of the
Trail system at the same time.

le. company
ig Thrums'ion a straight-dial|
nee with Castlegar, Kinnaird

and Blueberry,

A previous ‘turndown by B.C,
Télopho hone ° by
ubscribers. came

when: Jack Hipwell

ested: the ‘company .be re-

ago to have gar-

Company and Trail
in for some

an effowt, two years

Other
‘however.
Bill Waldie

‘decl: ay

Free Delivery

UNION PETERS DISTRIBUTORS LTD.
1342 Cedar Ave., Trail, B.C.
832

don’t think we ought to mix up
this proposal with our prob:
lems of ‘two years ago.” >

After sometimes heated dis-
cussion, Mr, Hipwell was persu-
aded to change his motion, de-
Jeting the dependency upon the
c ‘Trail

" = IN THIS CORNER

Good Idea, Bad Law

Calls between Castlegar and
the Trail-Rossland exchange are
now Jong distance. Thrums calls
are long distance even to Cast-
legar.

It is this long distance. sta-

=~ mE a, b BAY AVE.
ODEON 12.2.5.
PH. 364-2114
SHOWING THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
Henry Fonda - $|

SHOWTIME 8.00

: STARTS SATURDAY
“ONE MILLION YEARS B.C.” cotor

ious bellefs,

Examples of handicaps de-
»|seribed were people in wheel
chairs, those with heart condi-
tions and others from Woodland
School in New Westminster and
from Riverview,

Needless to say, -it is the
of clot othing, small ap-
pliances, dishes, toys and: jew-
that pass through the work-

RAQUEL WELCH | JOHN RIC!
DOORS 7.00 TWO SHOWINGS 7.30 - 9.30

conference between) Mr. Lewis

“SPECIALIZING IN (CHINESE FOOD
: Phone 365-6741 for Take-Out Orders

Open 6 a.m. to 12 Midnight Daily
Open 6 a.m. to 1 a.m. Fridays and Saturdays
Air Conditioned for Cool Comfort

BANQUET. FACILITIES FOR SMALL GROUPS

‘us which’ Thrums wishes to
change and which the Chamber
agreed to protest.

By ARNOLD MARTIN
vehicle branch advises that Seer th
le branch advises that Sec-/ the amount’ of alcohol on the
4 | tion 203 of the Motor. Vehicle]

Act is now in ‘force. ee faaon Lame to
‘A very controversial piece of
legistation, ane. new. section has| painms ‘by "the me

e on from ‘many 'a f
fai |corner, both within and miout pone an the: “ilo, nol by; that
| the hallowed sanctuary of B.C.’s An’ accident burrrpp! ci

drunk scale.
It has even been argued that

responsib!

During the second call, mem-
bers of the two fire fighting
groups worked. together as a
teal

Mr. Lewis said after the fire
that he would: institute an in-
clarify ithe. vaituss

—Pettitt Photo

British Touches

This Week’ s Specials

All Interior

RN Association
Holds Ist Meeting .

\ GORDON F.. MacFARLANE
New :
Appointment
Announced

B.C. Sa eer Company.

In his new. capacity,: Mr.
MacFarlane will be respon-
‘ sible for. the ‘day-to-day
operations of: the ‘Com-
pany’s communications sys-
tem.

Born and raised in Victoria, :

elry

shop that are its lifeline,

fall, commencin;

week of October 16, a di vei is
1

planned . “thro! ep. te
ba Pee emaneeen and ooten- | th
Why vier take time in your
fall cleanup to'set articles aside

for this worthy cause?

a later date, pass on where.these
articles can be left so: a’ truck
dispatched from the Welfare In-

xemember its

Mrs. Decker’ "described
what was acceptable, her final
words are, : y ‘We  Fefuse nothing: 72,

Old familia ‘aauats every
jackets and the latest to be call-

d to my attention was a well-
known baby powder which has

T shall: see if we cannot, at 7

once in a while appear in new |="

emerged from its metal tin to a
nice, soft plastic container.

This will mot. only save
|seratches on the furpiture while
in use but can later’ be given to
baby as a plaything without
danger of him chips out

Mr. MacFarlane attended
the University of British
Columbia following service

with the RCAF from 1943
to 1946. In 1950, he ob-
tained his Bachelor of Ap-

Rev. ns Wilding performed
the 'Ai wedding “ceremony
at wile Manan Keates, eg, daugh:
ter of Mr. and Mrs.

es fRoon were Bre-
e “hay couple
id from St Da vid's
Anglican Church by the bride's
parents, 3 who travelled from En-
gland for their daughter’s wed-
E-
was ina

The church ed
and white decor with Mrs.
tetter; providing the wedding
ie.

Gladioli and shasta daisies
contributed to the white while
asters with asparagus fern were
of pink. :

White bows, marked ‘the
pews as-the bride, given in mar-
riage by her father, walked up
the aisle in her full-length gown
with empire waist. The

plied Science degree in elec-
trical engineering. He joined
B.C. Tel in May, 1950 and
has served in various capa-
cities since, including Coast-
al Division Engineering and
. Construction Manager, Dis-
trict Manager and Director
of Plant ‘and Engineering
Services, He been the
Company's Chief Engineer
and Director of Plant Serv-
ices since February, 1966.

of everything.
Speaking of babies and our
modern world, there seems e an
answer .to everything. Most h 10S-,
pitals have a no-visitor rule for
children, but one family solved
this problem.

‘When the children’s mother

ital. with the

ly to visit, the
dren stayed ‘outside while fath-
er supplied both mother and
[children with walkie talkies. Ev-

eryone was happy.

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Add to Wedding

bodice
were of Jace and a full-length
train, attached by bows, flowed
ick| from the should

| vestigation’ to
tion.

and lily-point _sleeves| fire, he

No damage

int it ole nee
0! jad approa

30 feet of the house on the is-
land, so damage would have re-

ym the
at one
thin

veil
was a dainty pee of pearl
flowers. A treasure ed it, a sil-|
ver cross, was her only j jewelry.
She carried a ee anise of red

roe centered by a single or-

Judith Marshall, the bride's
only attendant, wore a fullleng-
th Aline gown: of aqua taffe'

th The full sleeves

waist and sleeves as well as
com lementing headpiece. Dais-|
s-lies made-up the

le} roader, died auadenly Sept 20.

_ Funeral Services
For Father of Local

Father of a Blueberry
Creek man, cua Wilbert
Miles tired rali-

bouquet.

Norman: Wilson_ of ‘Burton
was best at man, with Jack Nazar-
off of Nelson,and Robert Mar-
shall of Kinnaird sharing usher-

August o, Bor and
entered employment of the CPR
at Grand Forks July 4, 1920 as
a section man. He served at sev-
eral points in the Kootenay, in-|

SEE
PAINTING
and

DECO RAT NG

"Interior aad Exterior
Contract or Hourly

~? PHONE 365-7454

white wedding g cake, topped by

gluding Kaslo, Co: joykendatt and
ing duties.’ Trail, before moving to Slocan
On departing from the church,| in.1942 as section foreman. ‘He
the couple were.also presented] remained there until retire-
lucky-ihorseshoes; ‘black sweep] ment in 1962 after 42 years of
and black cat. service.
A threetiered, pink and) — Besides his bla wifes the form:
er Mildred Hami

i HOLIDAYING IN VANCOUVER? °

One-time Castlegar
Resident Passes
In Trail Recently

time C:

_|land, Ore.,

di groom,
centered the bride's table at the

er daughter’s wed
the inact smother chose a
dress with yellow and beige ros-

nd Othe bre Bomega| Calary and nine grandad, MUtual, 2-1831 Davi
piece suit in yellow with a|’ “Funeral services were held : be et
blouse. Her accessories | Monday at the Slocan Presbyter- Fae ial Cards

to beaches and Stanley Park. Please’ feel free to
drop us a line for our descriptive brochure. ;

one brother,
t. Denman

Molly Obedkoff, 76, died recent-
ly in the Trail-Tadanac Hospital.
Born August 18, 1891 in

Man. in 1899, to, Brilliant in 1913

Russia, she. moved to Benito, gon

were WI white. -
Out-of-town guests were from

man officiating.
Saskatoon, Prince Albert, C:

jan’ Church : with: Rev. J. Wise-| “On Bi 2 Bay at S ey Park”

‘Then you want a central address ‘close to all:
attractions, yet priced to suit your budget. We
have a dining room and coffee shop and are close.

‘SANDS MOTOR HOTEL

interment took place in the
Siocan Ce metery. -

Bee Burton and Hud:

and lived in C: for 35
years. Montrose. had: been her
for the past. four years: iy
Mrs. Obedkoff is ‘survived by
her husband, Nick; two daught-|
ers, Mrs. J. LeMoel and Mrs. ‘Leo
Fuerst, both | of’ Montrose; one
sister, Mrs. Zibin |; of
Grand Forks; one brother, Sam-
uel Stoochnoff’ of. Brilliant and
five grandchildren.
Funeral services were con-
ducted in the he’ Castlegar Russian
Hall, Sept. 22.

"Interment was in the Otis-
chenia Cemetery.

POMN

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SALE PRICE $6.49 gal. $2.09 at.

FROM SEPT. zeth to oc. 7th

OGLO

BUIL DING. SUPPLY _

Phone 365-7542

; grog shops.

was Auctioneer at the Slocan Community, Club's
last Saturday. The money taised] ©

Auction hee in the « curling rink last
is to go of the’

ice plant.

— Castlegar News Photo

‘Premier Bennett | is

high among the tipplin:
98, indeed >t is seven. ven up
ssome states

‘which, . we ‘Canttiens
don’t:, even’ ate,

the ‘fact’ re-
mains that something. should he
Aone to assuage the tragic ‘side
affects ord the ° UeB's ming
/Susiness — the blood, death and

Section 203 is not ° what|
should be ndone:
ent fps adrt out the
rood

igned' to
“borderline abet is good —'
the legislation nevertheless ‘con-
tains. what,’ corner,

The Scene at ... ;
KINNAIRD SECONDARY

Hi! “
Here we are at last, all 260
of us — and we are certain of
one -thing, we are going to like
it up here —.but ‘definitely.
At first it was a little hard
getting used toa whole school
just for grade eights — but it’s
everything they told us it would

WONDERFUL!
eye gr Saad
‘The A and B-English class-
es. will handle, the journalism
for this year’s column. We hope
very much: that we will be: able

interest. And we have a feeling
that they will want to read our
efforts, too —- if only to remind
them of their good old “Bean-
stalk Days.” ”)

+ 8 & &
We have been very, very
busy. getting acquainted. New
friendships are e springing up all
over the pleee,

se ee

There are 10 divisions this

year and for the very first time,
boys the : girls! 138

MARX AUTO BODY|" 12 deals
& PAINT SERVICE
Towing — Body Work:
Painting — Welding
Insurance Claims
Handled: Promptly

Ph, 365-3037

is
a compliment!) |

Student Couneit ‘elections
have been held after a vigorous | fi
‘which .was completed
by speech-making on the part of
candidates and ‘their: managers
at a estal ass embly.

Last’ year's KISS. students
‘will be -interested ‘to ‘hear “that
;there. is. anotherAmos. in’ the
president's chair — this time it's

Michael.
: as successful candidates

TTITT PHOTOS

The race Was very close.

Tonight is the first Parent’s
Night, ‘This is a chance for our
‘/parents and interested fricnds

PETTITT: PHOTOS
SOLOHd LLILad

to. write as well as last ‘year’s
grads, (When. we were lowly
garde sevens, we always read
their column with the keenest

$ should +e informed of his rights.

‘m
looks like a couple of. serious

e8,

The legislation. prevents a
police officer, upon stopping a
fe hte from reminding hin of

his:

<5 That's. OK,” blithely ex:

plain the . police | officers. “The

fellow should : know © ‘what - his
ts are. Ignorance is no ex-

ease before the law.”.

Well, maybe ‘he should know.
Water should. run ‘uphill — it
‘would save us a lot of money.
But ‘it doesn’t, and most
Hikely, he doesn’t,

The law has always ‘een
designed to ‘bend over back-
wards to let thee innocent go,
rather than’ get ity con

icted..

Perhaps that’s why some
ie We ata:

ing ‘to“an aching ‘back’ — from
bending over. ‘backwards for the

‘i ant) back ‘or no, the lady
ig being impinged by this new,

ae submit that the motorist

True, she should’ already know
fhsta,, bu but Pl bet any police of-
that he doesn’
wearer, 1g quarrel with the,
of “Fil

oroud of the fact that B. Cc. Aue [ot
ag Proving:

oS, next to
like to! Te

send the needle. off the high side
the scale, while holding the
breath — or some such techni-
que which I have forgotten —
an 1 eave a Jower-than-accurate

reach that goal. ©

‘a ing year.

t! head of the nominating commit-

The Castlegar Branch of the
Nurses A

of B.C, held the first fall meet-

ing at Rotary Health Centre,

Discussion took place con-

cerning projects for the com-

‘Mrs. J.. Little was elected

tee -for: the election of officers.
Dr. A.D. Johnson, ° gave a
talk: on poisons, ©

And Exterior
CIL PAINTS
15% OFF
All Sundries 10%. Off

PaintS
“P & G Builders Supply

Across From the Arena’—° Phone
Open Mon. - Thurs. 530 Fri. $7 Sat. 8S

Quaker Oats, ... os

Nescafe Instant Coffee, naan $149

Catelli Spaghetti, .....

2 for 45c

licence’ and ian let you per

sudo x me to un- id it.”

‘The’ legislation’: smacks of,

he Sark ages Bailopophy « of “let's
hs him: — robably.

ty.”
The . new ee eon-
tains a scale of impairment bas-
ed‘on the amount of alcohol pre-

ing labels:—

ito justify the accuracy of such a
scale.
One person can ‘be stoned
with two “beers, ‘another com-

{to meet the 1

‘by a dozen.

That Only
‘You Can Give

b ‘an’ assemb! followed b: -
frestam ents. uf hiss

PETTITT PHOTOS
SOLOHd LLILLad

ley. and Plans, -It is

very large’ turnout.

ei Nae ry, poll
PETTITT PHOTOS [eee that there: will be, al

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