Xmas Stamp
. Design Project -
Is Launched

An imaginative Christ-

CHRISTMAS SHOP FOR ‘
THE MEN IN YOUR LIFE

Bill Easton is Elected President
Of Senior Citizens Association

Prime Minister and MP R.

thanked him for the speed in

Films are Shown
To SHSS Driver's . if

By Sue Killough
Mr. Buck Pacholzuk in-

Betting the letters copied so
soon, making it possible for
members to take a copy home

mas stamp design Project dir-
ected to an estimated 6,000,-
000 Canadian children under
the age of 13 has been laun-|

REMEMBER
10 Pct. Off for Cash

Harding were read
an increase of pensions te
‘o-| #150. W. J. (Buck) Pacholzuk

i E. C. Ackerman
Candidate for Re-Election
. rman — Kinnaird
;.A man who has nine years
of experience in town affairs
is. again candidate for coun-
ell in Kinnaird.

a workable stage” and he al-'
desires to see continued
bility in the community
“during this time of tight
money. . . I believe in a pay-
ab-you-go policy.”
During the past two years
.. Ackerman has headed up
the water and sewerage along
with the dog control commit-
. He has been second man
on the finance committee and
‘ig the town's ind de-
velopment delegate as well as
its representative at chamber
of commerce meetings.
: A 28-year resident of

Jack Chernore
Candidate for Alderman
Town of Kinnaird

A young man who notes
that “change brings with it
challenges for those of us
who are interested in econo-
mic growth and the future of

our communities” is seekin;

changes into effect.”
He fe

It is my contention that the
people of naird are ready
for a new council.”
Mr. Chernoff said stud-
ies he has done on amalga-
mation show such a move
would be advantageous to the
he would

, the a
rman is employed as an el-
ctrician by Cominco at Trail.

He and his wife Marion

2
lated studies be-
g myself total-

e

. | taxpaye:

els that the unre u

Carl Knutson ©
Candidate for Alderman
frown Kinnal
A_ businessman who
“proud to be a part of a com-
munity which been able

maintain a very enviable
of -stable pees
overburdening the
* is an aldermanic
candidate in Kinnaird.
Ph Carl

record
without

is| mirable recor

Re :
late for Alderman
Town of Kinnaird
A young man who. has
already run up quite an ad-
of communi-
ty service is seeking an ald-
ermanic post on ‘turday,
Robert (Bob) Lightle says he'll
be an “active alderman’ and
will serve the people. iS

Mr. Lightle is president
of the ‘castiegar and: District
Athletic is

m|coast to coast will be invited

~ Harold Leslie

Candidate for Alderman
Town of Kinnaird

Harold Leslie, who has
been described as ‘“‘the man
against the sewer,” is an ald-
ermanic candidate at Kin-
naird.

In truth, says Mr. Leslie,
he is all for a sewer system
for the town, but feels. the

jouldn't expect

ill kee

algamation if he is
ful Saturday, “but for now

pressing.”
The candidate says that
anvolvement or d ci

azens in such projects as the
arena,’ ice’ club work,
civil defence, etc., shows that
residents “are already on re-
cord as

ice-
“| Mino!

vice-president of the Kinnaird
rr Baseball Association

ittee.
mr. Lightle is also
member of the labor-manage-
ment safety committee in the
Celgar pulp division.
de first sought an ald-
ermanic post in last year’s

with the larger community
around them."

sie says he would take fon
,o council the strong support] ¢,

municipal i
The candidate would like
of our
as the
the Kinnaird.

property owners to bear such
a large portion of the cost of
such a major project.

Recognizing the need for

ched by the Canada Post Of-|
fice.

Expressing the theme,
“What Christmas Means to
Me," Canadian children from

BOYS’ AND
MEN’S WEAR

BONNETT'S

to contribute their own draw-

ings, which will be used to
di stamp de-

signs reflecting the originali-
ty and freshness of young
minds.

Departments of education
in every province are co-op-

erating with the project
which will coincide with In-
ternational Education Year in
1970.

Traditionally the Canada
Post Office issues two special
|stamps each year to mark the
Christmas season and normal-
ly these stamps, as is the case
with all

a wide range o!

these must
trom heavy taxation.

His first recommendation
is for a five-or 10-year plan.

are designed by professional
artists. Several designs by
Cana children will be
used for Christmas 1970.

Canadian childre:
invited

: Avoid
the

Christmas
Blush.

Mail early.

Local
| December

to r
project by submitt!

Out of town 13 :

17

One of his suggested proj
4s for a committee to be set
up to discover “tourist trea-
sures.” He describes these as
ways to encourage tourists to
visit and spend money in
sinnaird and looks to assets
such as the proximity to ski

between Dec.

van, 15, 1970.
be made. initially on a pro-|

vincial basis an
ly, at the national level.
“To assist with the pre-

bership is

President Harry Evans
reported that, Mrs. 6. Shep-
herd is not able to get around

too well and hopes to have| will

her new es soon.. She
will then get out to meetings.
It was reported that after-
noon. meetings are proving
successful. Letters to the

—

offered to get his secretary to
do 96 copies of these letters
so that each member could

sign one cach an
to Oteue and send them

01
being in hospital with

troke. Mrs. Morris
well. :

Castlegar Socials _

Duncan of
days. visit-
Johnson.

Maze

ter
home 'of:th
ter-in-law, *
Maze in Nakusp.

Dr. and Mrs, W. ‘Bertola | $1

‘a few

ell
leave’ tod:
home at Del

the monthly and the annual
siearitrers)
Showed a very busy and suc-
oe sfuls year. A sincere vote

was. extended to
Mrs, McNeil for her faithful
service as ‘treasurer.

attendance ot 41 at meetings.

could ‘not’ find words ‘to

Tess
Canadian Legion for all their
many kin

Mrs. I. McNeil gave both

ments were
ringing a very bus: ‘.
noon te a close, ipaoraes

and sign and get them into

1,
The members extended
their sincere thanks to Mr.

have an enjoyable and: suc-
seastul year as 1969.

mn behalf of the LA to

the Legion, Mrs. B, Grant
raffled a box of chocolates
which was won by Mrs.
Quayle who opened the choc-
olates and si

d them with
the members, Refresh-
then served

the mail for Ottawa by Dec.

G.| grouping of three “C's”
and C

Centennial '71 Committee.

Sea emAN eee
. EMBLEM for British ‘Columbia's Cer My

celebrations was unveiled recently by the Bitsy Gainea
The emblem, in gold, is a stylized

ae

ATTEND THE ANNUAL FIREMEN’S BALL

a blue b:

ig Canada, C

‘ _ SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6

th

on with the
floral smblent the Dogwood in: is centre. The emblem will

manner as you. would unde:
normal conditions. i

1971, the 100th

9:00 p.m. ARENA HALL

Confederation.

y of British Colum

Professional drivers, pil-

's entry into
try ots and engineers have to

TICKETS: $4.00 A COUPLE

reports, ‘They

his an-

man average

his appreciation to the

esses. “‘and for

ie]
| the evening.

i in cap:
form) Unpredictable . fashions

At the November dinner

meeting of Vali Toastmistress| 3
Club, several newer members Hons) Mrs. Zibin

assignments for

ays, fe capsule

ese’ were some of the

which

Several New Members Give Talks
At Vali Toastmistress Club Meeting

nual theme of communica:

ym
rts have been

know their job and their ter-
ritory. A professional driver
knows every curve and bend
in the road he travels. A
Pilot knows what to expect
while flying and an en

Tickets may be obtained from any local fireman

For Further Information Call Ed Lewis at 365-5500
[mot feel so isolated if the i
entire class is

dung eek involved in

Tickets will not be sold at door!
wanes exercises to-

enjoyed the

? ‘aati
At the ‘workshop Toast-| films. “The Mystery Crash”

meeting, a tape re-|dealt with some of the rea-

mis!
corder was used to record an|sons why accidents
c are caus-
or talk/ed. Ditches, trees, soft-shoul-
sential asec
ved in a |. Ac-
cients don't te ene ae

is

VOTE FOR AN ACTIVE
ALDERMAN - VOTE ROBERT LIGHTLE

A
RESIDENT
of
CASTLEGAR

for
A man that needs
no introduction

A GOOD. MAN
ae

made to help the hl
useful fives.” e. und Tead tea

: . Greek derivatives _m bi
. Mrs. Zibin said it was|and tri. ng such
the: 1o-year-ola blind trench] .vot formations: ne auenl
student, Louis Braille, ‘ who| could < a
developed is code of smail
raiser
Mrs. G. Reith i .| people to spend beyond tieir| could be read by couch. From embers of in|tion; while’ ‘being “wctsee
acces: &, Reith iB, to pe income. She’ next suggested|the 63 characters which Castlegar, Cranbr Se reat whe pile , Reine » passed;
asked to auc ; for/that each ‘member state her|Could be formed from the dot] and Neison att sned the | penicer ng, Some Ways of
1989. Mx. Evans asked if it pet’ peeve. Several women|system, Braille worked out an| 2 he are to
Bp le to get the/were annoyed over “destruc.|atphabet, punctuation marks, fin front dont
membership up 1 to 100 for the tiveness ‘and ‘inconsideration | numerals
year. le as this pertains i-|
Castlegar branch to send two ty property, as oo amun
neueeates s to the conference! water and food Pollution. 4
: 7 i Each new member is ex-
It was reported that Mrs.|pected to give fi
V. ‘Lanphear celebrated her| talk ore teater ee
80th birthday. Mr. Pacholzuk crane? first year, of

thoughts offered.
Mrs. Verigin’s query re-
garding the Charge ‘credit
card system showed that the
assembly felt any: charge ac-
count system " encouraged

he has given the Kootenay|s,
anuuscrial £ ent Asso-
ciation, noting that Kinnaird
nas land zoned for industrial
"juse that 1s near
tion and has power and man-
power availabie. i
e Mr. Knutson notes that
while KIDA wilt interest man-
in the K

jalmo highway. With respect| areas and the Russian com-
ie munity.

Mr. Leslie would like ‘to|i

see clean businesses and in-

dustries built here and feels

tax concessions, the road to

oalmo, better air gervice and

are
m bringing this about.
“The Salmo cutoff,” he
says, “is an absolute necessi-
il ic our

some negligence some-

here.

@ Car - Ahead” ' ex-
21 six accident situa:
tions: while following,. while
being followed; meeting a

ip!
on Tuesd: |
last week to congratulate her
on the occasion of her 80th

bending over. backwards ‘to
help the Senior Citizens.” He
announced that there wot

to in-
dustry and the provincial and
local goveraments must «all

wor!
this problem.

Mr. Lightle said he would
“like the opportunity to
work. with council to_p: id
good gt for the
Town of Kinnaird.”

Bob Lightle and his ‘wife
Colleen have two children,

Bob is
President of Castlegar

District’ Athletic Assn.

Chairman of Kinnaird
ae Centennial Commit. &

eee

ber ani

ig of man:
‘to attend the C! bi ly new words

for her vocal

group
studying air pollution extenu-
ed into other areas of pollu:
tion “and bring
the forces available, including
industry, in an attempt to
solve this problem.”

With respect to recrea-
tion, Mr. Chernoff advocates

Exercise Program
Plus Brisk Walk
Are Needed Daily

} Mr. Ackerman was one of
the men who drew up the
constitution of the KRC Com-
munity Chest and he served
on its board of directors for
five years. ‘This year he head-
ed up the r canvass
in Kinnaird for the Commun-
ity Chest.

He also served for six

e
“ic is up to the individual
councils to be on thar tues
and sell their own town.”
He adds that industries
that might create a noise or
pollution problem are pro-
babiy better suited to the
merlo industrial park at Blue-
berry Creek “but. if they do

Lanphear have

Vice - Presi a
led. in Castlegar for 52 dent of; Kin

.Raird Minor Baseball
Assn.

Committee member. of :
Castlegar -' Kinnaird
Sports Festival.

These gu

the reeional level.

. It was their first visit to
the Kootenay area. They were|be tripled.

operated like a regular type-
writer and words may be us.
ed pomeaiate

he
Cor ion “with fully ac-

credited council representa- this area, the candidate is
”

employed in the Celgar pulp F.J. SMITHERAM

years as a director of the
Castlegar Cooperative Trans-
Hortation Society and was a
member of the Kinnaird-Cast-
and District Safety

i. f

* A member of the Cana-
dian Legion, Mr. Ackerman
is also a member of the fire
department and was a inem-
ber of both the Civil Defence
Police Force and of the now
disbanded Kinnaird Improve-
ment Society.

tion.’
He says he would press

uot nave these shortcomings
I shall be most active in

the
tion of the Kinnaird-Salmo

highway’ and says the chang-
oy faci a

i out the
of Kinnaird.”
The candidate notes he

division as a steam engineer.

ave town in Ontario damag-
ed because of what he calls

“Ti f foresight.”
io raetitt believes
investiga-

g society a
courageous attitudes by those
of us who or will bear
the responsibility of manag:
ing tomorrow's problems
with the ame resources
available .

Employed in the purch-
asing division of Cominco,

Mr. Chernoff and his wife

write to:

S-T-

i For a real buy on a Chev, Olds, Chevelle or Camaro
from 375 hp engine to 155 hp 6cyl., call today or

3 John Lockyer
DICK IRWIN CHEV & OLDS

0-P.

Bev_ have two children, Bren-
da 16 years and Jason, aged
wo.

A past president of the
Castlegar Curling Club, the
aldermanic candidate is vice-
president of the B.C. Curl-
ing Association and is a form-
er member of the Castlegar
and District Golf Club. He
is a member of Toastmasters
and is secretary of the Cast-
legar Cooperative Transporta-
tion Society. He is also, a
protem executive member of
the Castlegar-Kinnaird Rate-
payers’ Association.

Mr. Chernoff was born
in Nelson and received his

gs over the years where
he has pleaded the case for
better : lighting, safety cross-
; improved. snow Tre-
moval, better overpass rec-
“as well as

found council “willing

en if the facts were presente

fairly.” 5

‘Mr. Knutson and his wife
in Woodlan

education _ here,
from . He was at one
time a member of the recrea-

d|as a maintenance. mat

The
there should be an
tion of the high water costs
in Kinnaird and calls for

in
“greater

“Get Fit . . Ke
benefits derived

The
from these two exercises are

FOR

VOTE

Jack Killough } X

local governments to mini-
mize overlapping expenditur-
es.” He also supports promo-
tion of a Russian

not

ina
day. Get-
jouse could

of
‘woman's workii
ting out of the

beneficial
the

For Transportation Phone 365-5183 or 365-6454 ,

museum.
Mr. Leslie and his wife

Mr. Les! 3
at the Celgar lumber division,
for the past two years as
shop foreman.
He has worked for a

ling sewers and has worked
chinist,
for logging operations, an air-

be psychologically
as vel, e publi-

cation.

BY

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TRAILER.
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Fully Insured

Phone 365-5308
for

of 1970 o:
Houghton, second:
dent Mrs. F. Fuller,

and tre:
qe elteted: Mr. Evans exte:

the chair for the election
fficers: $

President W. (Bill) East-
first vice-president T.

asurer Mrs. L McNeil

juembership. For her
reaker speech, Mrs. Russe!
(Fern) Arnold used the title
a brief history "of
a le: if
Plant. Th "tine

Mrs. Arnold spoke of her own

ice-

her

her hobbies and
asa

there
fiction books in

ibraries in Toronto and Van-
couver. Also _availal

tapes which are mauled post-
age free.. The necessary
chine to play the tapes
given out on a_ perma:
toan_ basis. One blind woman,

. -Zibin” stated - that
are fiction and non-
in

e

ne ma-|
is|P
ment

to Mr. P
conducting - the. election |er-

Box 1351, Castlegar

and
elected © officers.

congratulated the newly-
He also! M.

Zibin stayed ‘with

In her talk, Mrs,’ Moses
the an-

has inher
tre Bible,
Sraille volumes.
American insntution ‘has. pub-|

e en-
consisting of 17
For the past 21 years an

o

Russian
ladle. 5
ble are served a Russian-style lunch-

the Int

Speech «co:
at’all level

resented with a handcarved

spoon and a borscht
illiam Salekin/ent who is

half as

Member of Celgar Put}

Labour - Management i

Safety Committee.

0!

The workshop which com-

leted the meeting dealt ath
ternational mist

hie tirements Lightle, Robt.
this struc-

ntest
Is wit!

| Vote

to

lished an annual: Braille Vol-

appearance of a person, ani-|
mal or objects. This book is
tree to bln

id children eight

12 years of age.
In 1961 the nonprofit
House for

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crate! plant and general con-
tion advisory committee  to| kirl in.

the ‘Town of .Castlegar and He has also been
plays fastball in the indust-| Rol
rial league.

845 Marine Dr., North Vancouver

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; INSTALLATIONS : :
| Christmas happier

fora
Change!
For a new spproadk ts =
major issues facing our Ccmanine

-. @ Pollution
| "© Lack of Adequate

With Christmas only weeks away, Community -
Video will install cable TV in your home . ..

FOR A TOY.

A toy valued at $5.or more which will be
given to a needy child at Christmas time
through the local relief organization.

ies -were most preval-|

iO

in ting are,
‘You'can:avoid delay,.‘ho g r
telept fo ne benny bowever, by following the

- Common . speech prob-
lems with young children can
result. ftom hearing losses

(often from nt ear]

HERE IS ALL YOU DO: no

“ Bring your toy. to our local office. The toy
you give will be your installation charge.
In Castlegar Area the toys will be. picked

up at your home. y

All toys will be. given to a local relief organ- -@
ization a few days before .Christmas ‘to be:.N
distributed by them to children they feel
will benefit most. :

Reasonable Rates

‘ GASTLEGAR NEWS

are special
tests. to identify
speech. - problems.

hearing: or
- Stuttering
is one form of diffi-

Recreational Facilities —

» Integration of Essential Services .

‘and ‘an Intensive Study of the

Feasibility of Amalgamation.

© Souad and Responsible Fiscal
- Approach to Community Development

The first right of every ratepayer is the right to maie his own
choice. It is ‘my: intention to ‘bring ‘the major issueq before
the electorate for their consideration and decision.

For. Kinnaird, Mayor Saiurday Vote

[Colin Maddocks

straight-
from-
the- |
barrel
flavour

‘

area
: of :

“ ; —F ee ies gS Sr amen pistes as oe
If you are planning to have four-

channel cable. TV installed:in your. -
home this winter,’ there “would: be“
no ‘better time to make arrange-
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re Special Ends December 12, . 1969, ie

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