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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Oct. 30, 1969

Crest of Kinnaird
Coat of Arms Received

Lumenes Haec Errantiae
Nunquam — “These lights
never wander”.

‘These are the words ap-'
Pearing on the coat of arms
tor the Town of Kinnaird to
be worn by council members
as eye-catching crests ani
displ: avediat i at Tuesday night's
counc!

The town vn ecesiioa its of-
ficial Letter Patent for the
coat of arms late in July.

Working through an

B. Beddoe OBE consultant
in heraldry, the negotiations
were carried out over a leng-|
thy period of time.

ane coat of arms bears
markings from the Baron
Kinnaird’s Arms of Scotland.

The wording of the coat
of arms was once described
as possibly a reply to the
Kinnaird arms which, bear the
words Errantia Lumina Fal-
lunt — “Wandering Lights
Deceived”.

;

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FOR DRESS OR WORK
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WARMTH

Vinyl Boots for Ladies

Silver Birch
Open House

Roy Pomeroy, psycholo-
it at the Dr. Endicott Home
Creston, will be th

speaker at an Ope
at Silver Bires School Nov.
19 at 8 p.m. in Castlegar.
The event is open to the
&encral public the Kootenay
Society for Handicapped
Children announced recently.
A film will also be shown.

BIRTHS

BIALKASKI To Mr,
and Mrs, Dennis Bialkaski of
Slocan City, Oct. 29, a son.

PEREGRYM — To Mr.
and Mrs. John Peregrym of
Kinnaird, Oct. 27, a son.

A cat for, art ates B el

Ajlost one and won one
wee!

LONG SERVICE CERTIFICATE for 25 years of service to
education in British Columbia as a school trustee was pre-
sented to Mrs. P. A. Jacobson, chairman of the Board of
School Trustees of School District No. 9. The Honorable

Donald .L.

of

made the pre-

sentation to Mrs, Jacobson at the 65th annual convention of
the B.C. School Trustees Association, held at Vancouver Oct.
5 to 8.

and
for dress wear

Alaska Safety and
Non-Safety Work

“SHOES THAT MAKE AN IMPRESSION”

ots.

The Castlegar district's
Citizen of the Year for 1969
is Mrs. Rose Johnson, divi-
sion commissioner for the
Twin Rivers Girl Guide Div-
ision and longtime Castlegar
News § Social Feporter,

also acting division commis-
Sioner for the Slocan Lake
division which includes, Kas-
lo, Nakusp, the lower Arrow
Lakes region and the Slocan
Valley.

The citizen of the ye year

the pee wean night at
a_ spe banquet held at
Kin r the presenta-

inaird fo:
don't by the Castlegar Kiwanis

pieces of chicken with

FLAVOR - CRISP

PRESSURE FRIED

Great for Home Parties, Evening
Snacks or a Quick Meal

BOX O’ CHICKEN

Enough for 4 persons. 8

pressure-fried : potatoes ............

Arrow Arms
- Phone 365-7285

$3.25

Mrs, Johnson has been a
Brown Owl in the Guide
movement for 20 years, was
a_ district co:

Rivers division, she. is| tt
Wrong Building

For Sr. Citizens
The Castlegar Senior Cit-
” Ass in-

Church as a meeting Place. | ¥¥
Tl was reported to
Castlegar coun
ing last , week
Mosby w who Said te at that
the b has both stairs
irs part as well
he basement is
a major drawback.
said the group is in-
terested in the old hall’ be-
hind the church but quite a
bit of renovation work would
be require well, the
senior citizens desire a hall

lor citizens had been made
at council’s Oct. 7 meeting
Becreation Commission

“they don’t want young peo-

ple and a d a

“1 \rash appears, said Dr. Pagan.

@5|was:also active in almost all
thet: .

ot os a aaeet wi

church by senior citizens,|107

and her e late
Herb Johnson, moved to Trail
in 1929 where Mrs. Johnson} m
did volunteer work as super-
visor for five years of the
Rotary sh Air Camp.

ed to Robson where Mrs.
Johnson. organized and sup-

Brownie
prised in ine community. She

feetitute and becoming sup-
erintendent of. the inter-de-
poninationsl Robton Sunday

ar was also active in
civil defence work in Robson
during the Second World

phnson was active

ed these int
to Castl

gear

e citizen of the year
has igng 6 been active in Minto
hapter No. 79, Order of the
Eastern Bee and been
through all: chairs, including
that & matron. She was also

School Glosed
By Red Measles

The Crescent Valley el-|
ementary school will be clos-
ed unti at. least Monday pe-
cause of an epidemic or red
measles,

Dr. R. T. ‘Pagan, director
of the Selkirk Health Van,
said Tuesday that 42 of the
children at the School
were sick.

“I imagine’ the majority
of the absentee: pupils have
red measles,”

Dr. Pagan: ta ae ‘measl-
es“infection “at~the school
Started “about a week ago
when 15 per cent of the pup-
ils were abse

@ disease is infectious
until seven days after a rea

ey]

| | situation ‘hen

4| measles ate-ear infections or

4 able to vaccinate them at this

3 lyecbgen * exposed at some
e,"

to school:until after this per:
lod, pnd then only if he is
well,” hi id.

“symptoms are similar a

:to a common cold,” said Dr.
{Pagan. “The child will have a
runny nose, a cough and 4
high fever, then atter three
days, a rash_ will: form.

“Anyone, who had the
‘disease. before is immune,”
he added

“We have a measles vac-

1 would consider it inadvis-
stage,” said: Dr. Pagan. f
He, sald athe school could

Dr. Pagan said adults
appear to be immune to red
measles. “The disease is so
infectious they have probab-|

Complications of red
pneumonia, both of which re-

quire speclal sreatnient:

F.J. SMITHERAM
i ;
TQWING
Fully Insured
Phone 365-5308
Box 1351, Castlegar

In 1941 the couple mov-, with

“The child.should not return 3

Mrs. H. Johnson Receives Award

secretary of the chapter for] to
eight years.

For seven years Mrs,
Johnson was secretary of the
Castlegar and District Fall
Fair. For. tl alone com-
mented Kiwanian Bill Waldie
in introducing her to the ga-
thering, shen deserves a gold

Me Waldie lauded Mrs.
Johnson's’ “dedicated, con-
sistent and faithful ‘efforts| 2!
Guide and Brownie
work” and said “many, many
girls have been helped to be-
come better people and bet-
ter citizens through the work
she has done with them.”

to the Guide movement afd|
especially to my family.” *

T/ago Sunday to take part in

Hockey. Action Sees

Apollos Wi

The Castlegar Apollos
Junior Hockey action last
They lost to Trail 9-5
last Wednesday. ‘Trail led
5-1 at the end of the first
period, 8-2 at the end of the
zecond period, and in the
third were able to get only
one goal as they were out-
played by the Castlegar club
who it came back with 3 more

John Horcoff received a

n 1 Loss 1

Sco ring for Castlegar
were Tom Satie with a hat
trick, Dave Chernoff and Ron
Konkin two

It was Castlegar’s game
all the w:

second period.

The Castlegar Apollos
as they host the Trail Juniors
is eetock. Castlegar Arena at 8

will see action again tonight |"

mes Mi Om Os Ros E memes

CASTLEGAR NEWS

Castlegar Apollos travelled to
Nelson and beat the Nelson
club 10-5.

District Socials

SELKIRK

Instructor:
Day Course:

Mrs. D. £. Huahes 365-5503
A family supper party
was held on Wednesday of
last week at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Scott
of Robson honoring. Mrs.
aoe arents, Mr. and Mrs.
uerin also of Robson,
on the occasion of their 57th
wedding anniversary,

ig Course:

Fee: $25.00 — Limit:

‘BATIK PRINTING COURSES
Mr. William Laux of Fauquier, B.C.

Nov. 3-7
Nov.3-7 7-10.00 p.m.

For information and registration call Dept.
of Continuing Education 365-7292

COLLEGE

1-4 pm,

10 persons per class

NOTICE.

Mrs. R. (el "Tipping of
Castlegar whose mother, Mrs,
Nellie Beatrice Turnbull of
Nelson passed away recently
in her 87th year.

tends of Mrs. G.
Bissell of Kinnaird will be

sorry hear she is in
Paul's Hospital at Vanaier
phere she will undergo sur-
ry. Upon her release from
the hospital she will remain
the coast as a guest of her
at inlaw and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. William Lewis of
So2-2 1st Ave. W., Vancouver.

Mrs. Gordon Anslow of
Dundas. Ont., A the guest of

Mr. and Mrs.. 0. Wilson of
Kinnaird. She arrived a week

the Oct. 22 celebration hon-
oring Mr. and Mrs. ‘ilson
on the occasion of their 50th
wedding anniversary. Mrs.
Anslow was: their matron-of-
honor.

all of

Kingarson Rebelon Lodge
No, are luested to
pire a: special meetin:
{31 be held at nordic Hal
3 — An Im-

portant deciBion to be:

ake Hockey. Castlegar
Apollos vs Trail Juniors
at 8 o'clock tonight

at Castlegar

Kinnaird CWL ra Bax:

ties and svi table.

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Foughnuts will be ‘serv-

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Published Every Thursday:

a he: Crossroads “of the Kootenays”

WEEK'S
Max

VOL, 22, No..45

A; (THURSDAY, NOV.’ 6,'1969

NURSES’ STATION shown here i Mrs. :D.

Reid, one of the head nurses at the Castlegar
and District Hospital, gives contact with the
patients at’ all times. Official opening of the
‘this Sa Saturday.

$2 million expansion will be
Attending will be Donald

hospitals, as
house will be
the speakers,
will be aii

ministrators of the East and West

the. nursing | syste

m
etely revany
mp! A 2 mped.

id Premi
hi Bennett both “indies ited
they cannot be here for. ane
official: opening. «~~

well as Grand Forks. Open
held from 2 - 4 p.m. following
The hospital and its facilities
to guests by the hospital

Trail MLA and other dignitaries which, will

include representatives of the

Castlegar and Kinnaird and trustees and ad-

twin towns of  iliary to -the

Photo

personnel and members of the Ladies Aux-

hospital. — Casleese News

Re-Election Sought by. Mayor Little

eS following is the text
of Mayor Murray _ Little's
statement to the people of
legar on his’ intention to

seek anothcy term as Mayor i
ions like this are

of Castlegar.

not taken lightly, but but shaving
carefully the
matter, and parece optimistic,
it is my intention to seek an-
other term as Mayor of your
bac le. hi bee!
ie peop! ec ave D

kind. The council: has been

bale that we ‘wholeheartedly

mp this means of attract
new industrial pa:

our doors. KIDA. aan do

“We must improve our Te-
creation .. Some
gentlemen om ee
re been

cannot go along: with
the ‘regent radio

“grow.

We must pick-up | where
seven years of ive con-
struction in our area has ab-

‘A. great

at least in these cael
oie ren and. dwindling |so

ruptly
opportunity exists for us to
do this under- the in=
centives declared ‘for this
area by thé Federal govern-
ment. But the time ‘allotted
to enjoy these incent is

50 we must move qui
Our involvement
can provide. this ap-

KD.
proach, and I would recom-|arena.

‘should and -can.

a plan to do
is) inthe mak:

We could start . by next
spring to reconstruct

the | fect:
AT

far to- ingioate that they! co
ave done : any: of ‘the neces-|
homework. i:

re-/and’. ‘one®: less’ specta
little problems in “town gov-|

hope to continue to give
attention to these ao they af
‘the :* citizens -.of this

=sure,
Newcomers to our fown might] =.

ernment. “As” Mayor. I- would br

describe ed by ch

quality *
shape and form, Giving doc-|
tors the facilities to give the

they are capable.
Facilities include .

patient the best care of which)’:

a new]?
ing 6 on the hospital said, ene
0

throughout -
fe dl during the trying -times of.

ped
etic room mint the inten.
ve care section:

cM, Horvath, ‘when speak-'

is | construction.”

- >. “The .. doctors .too,” he
added, “had .a wonderful

of cooperation doing
everything within their pow-|
er .to extend: any help Te-
quired.”

voiced by pole ck sapee ‘was,
voice roject supe:
mt BUY Harrison of D

‘The same praise of co-|and a

3 ‘talltion expansidn
eaking on ‘how the

sorbed the old building. as
tee beams were run down

through Patient wards | into of

the ground.

“We got Farpeathe far port .

from the staff”,

n, “and nena a ‘a pa
tient ‘turned away, because of|
col ction.”

abe: hospital is unique| ay
in ‘all ‘th It Ae
also built i in su a way that
a third floor: could be ydded
with:a lum expense with
support for ar reuch an addition
into the pre-

Ke
Hotpital Administrator

board “was most fortunate in

aout at
TI

give _ th
capaci

ir would

its “staff ‘and
that-‘they worked - cheerfully
the. expansion.

-in’-an | attempt: sto

bring the campaign to ee
ie a

About 50 prizes were auction-
fled

ott on_the two’ shows.
2” Mrs. Anderson noted that
, | if” zIpeal “residents would fol-

lor of the. mer-'
.|¢hants, the campaign will be
certain ‘to’ end successfully.

are

m
merchants: rand. businessmen, |.

ES
what: slow in. coming: in.The
barometer on the Communi-
pest rocket in downtown

now stands
Hato 000 — 65 per cent of the

8) who ‘donated - so" many.

prizes to. the :two radio “auc:

lected: ring the : two, auctions.
Thanks are also: extended

to the large number of local
i who.’ "

Newly Formed Ratepayers.

Elect Protem

By LOIS HUGHES
Staff Reporter

forming a: Castlegar-

ees Eidnatd Citizens’ or Ratepay-
*.ers’ Association.

pats Gils elected to form
protem. executive were
. Larissa

: Gaia aBeyee and

Eremenko of Castlegar, and
Jack Chernoff and John Per-

egrym of ‘d.
The small turnout of
about 35 persons brought
forth talk of what some call-

Executive

from Castlegar and four from}:

Kinnaird, “to ‘be ‘in* smaller
more_workable’ groups... °
Girls” bearing | pla

twin towns, were to escort
the to class

f|and continue on to-Dec. 27.

‘Drive to Assist
March of Dimes
The Castlegar-Kinnaird|

March for ‘Muscular’ Dystro-|
phy will start this

any. person who may not have
Be covered by the canvas-

“Andy. Shutek,; - president
of Community Chest. asked
ant

, |we have done our utmost to
- | gehieve 2: our campaign goal.

unity is the respon-
abuts nO, all of us who live
and work here.

Those who died ‘that® we

Dead of World Wars
Are to be Rernembered

may live are =
be remembered Tuesday ata
-Day service’ at

The. campaign. will | be
conducted by: the Kinnaird
3 Fire

the Kinsmen Park in down-
fown Castlegar.

Forming up ‘on Pine
Street. at 10.15 a.m:, Tegion
will march to

ups
rooms for these discussions.
ie. turnout. warranted
only the need to divide into
two uj
Nine ans were debated
and accepted as a guide from
which: to begin to. form the
association’s constitution.
The | biggest. stumbling
block proved: to be. the name
when those presented wanted |;
to. associate themselves vith
the: area yet - start “ with:
complete - new, image without

and.C;

Departments who will be
Placing canisters in. various
local stores to receive dona-
tions from anyone wishing to
support: this worthy cause.
MDAC will use money
Taised_in the campaign to re-
jlieve the victims of muscular
dystrophy in any way possible

MD. The disease, which caus-

discouraged as many su

ful things have started with
a few people. He made _re-
ference to the Tecrea-
tion: commission as an ~ex-

ample.
Original intentions 308

com-|

munities.
‘The question of the name
was not: completely. resolved
but ‘left to stand as first pro-|

its “ optimistic
was to have the meeting div-
idea into eight sections, four

enthusiasm, ‘

as a‘ larger gathering ame
express its opinions.

‘Research
d) ing a cure for muscular dys

ss has} Ws
its worst effects'on children,
whose ite expectancy it sev-

erely:.
aimed: at : find:

trophy is being carried on Min
North Am Europe; and
| Japan. i Ganada the associ-
ation supports s projects in

every major university, and

SPECIAL OF THE MONTH

‘Teflon - Coated Ironing Pad & Cover Set

Extra Scorch . Resi.

Fits

Regular $3.98
SPECIAL

All Stand:

d Ironing Boards

medical

Bob Maddocks to Run for Mayor

jb: Maddocks, local ‘bus:
inessman and one time mayo!

yf) would

mayoralty race. The follow-
ig is the statement made at|

view of. fhe present ‘tax ’struc-
believe there are

taxes or funds for ie nA
needed improvements — wit!

bylaws: sor, recreation and. ed-
a]

our young people and to co-
prese!

weal
proved by th the Rexpayers T

I feal the question) « of
intro}

my attention is the
completion of the. hi
from ‘Kinnaird

particular. ‘reférence ~to \ ré-| ch
creation facilities.
We cannot. continue at th

the present hi, rate:
Castlegar Pree money

parties to

‘tment of iat youth

lor for the area to give
and

le ap]
cor

© sa de

in-| well bring us out of the; ‘dole

co!
op.| far more decisive. ap) roach
than “we: are ' presently “ex-
perien cing.
My. bia for office is not
directed’ in

to
see more candidates in_ the

feel that’: fue ‘present.
council can use the.

legar’s' problems ‘may °'

|drums in which we find our-
selves, I would hope to: give

and to: finance research into] R.

genotaph at 10.30 a.m. ote

@ Serv: get underway
at approximately 10.45 -a.m.
Dress - inclu aes Legion -hats,
ties and medals.

Padre Bev: C.: Howard will
be-|;,

fore the angling of God Save:
the Queen ends the ‘service.
tribute «
paia it the_ servi th
who. died’i in the two wars and
also to those who have died
since the end of hostilities.
eee :include:
arry F. Cleeton, Roy F.
Foren Ted. Foxlee, Walter
A. -~Houston, ° Earl. Mulhern,

the piaying of Land in Hope
and Glory by the SHSS band,
the advance of colors and the
singing of O’Canada ye

Douglas Jack

zer, Donald’ MacArthur, Sam-
el Saprunoff, Virgil Riley,
A> J. Buie, C. Kennedy, R.

nme by. Legion president

|. Horswill, H.-J. Slater,
+ Slater,: aA Killough, L.A.

centres have been established

in
naird, Blueberry ‘and T ‘Thrums,
- receive donations. from

th
centres can be obtained: by
calling Ross presen, Ma
derson, or Alec
al ‘hope,” said the ‘Fraser,
tas. mney people as Pos:

sible will elect the
deduction method ' of ee
buting to Community. Chest.
In way people «make a
contribution ‘to the communi-
ty an a Sontinuing 7)

In everyday sfunction the
hospital has‘serving carts giv-
ing “hot meals. on Wheel” to
the patients:

in a

‘ood is hi;
but ete are kept down ith
the assi

struction by. Celgar.

dry service is handl-
ed by the Kootenay Lake
General Hospital ‘at — Nelson:
to save the cost ‘of laundry

ab-|equipment and has proven al @
ry _relial

ible service.

d
the hospital ‘from the time of
its soncepti ion.
sociated with the
hospital is one of the origin-
al. members of the board of

Mayor Little
Will Seek
Re-Election

a stated
paren seek another term

as mayor. 7
The intentions of Ald.
Ed Mosby and those 'of Ald.
howledged at Tuesday nights
nowledged at Tuesday 's
council meeting when both
men stated they’ would seek,
Feclection,

le.

Council. received . acknowl-

deement of tbe vacancy on
board

of
hoo District No. 9 with

management Mrs. A. (Clara)
Saunders who still takes an
active part.

Mrs. W. Jacohson
Stepping Down
Affer 20 Years-

of Romeo
( joulets i

this
Mr. Shutek noted that
Robson,- Castlegar, © Kin-| 1

| Discussed-a
Castle; did ‘not. fare

too. badly” Tialloween night.
Council

t Council
of par Parents as well, forte

lo.
A spokesman. for “the
RCMP Castlegar area detach-|
ment did however call some
inksters — “ill-|

Castlegar and set ablaze.
The: volunteer fire de-
was called out as

paiga’ chairman vai ‘tribute
to fhe : work’ of ‘canvassers
and? + cam) ‘personnel.
done ‘a’ won-

behalf

W.|nounce that fear efforts

have been «entire!

rouneriers etarned out

Sa of the ‘hymn On-

Ganetian Soldiers’ will
be one by. an address
by G.. Hugh

the dead of two world wars. |
iter reveille, Legion

comrade J. Kelly.

read ‘the coeur In" Flanders

Fields.
ths will
distric

You Can. a ;
‘$5.Between Now
And: Christmas

You can win $5.
And all you have to do|
to do'so is watch the ads
in the Castlegar News be-
tween now and Christmas.
: see! your. name,
just rt phone the Castlegar

4 anda cheque:for $5
aa immediately be put in
the mail. for you. i

this community «a sense of
to| di and purpose,

re Castlegar News.

HALLOWEEN FUN

id. George ‘Owles. ft

ot' missed by the members of Sit:

ver Birch School when they were joined by their teacher,
| Mrs. ‘D.: Martinelli of: Montrose, and some of their. mothers
| for.a Halloween party last Friday afternoon. All enjoyed
the | treats, balloons and’a lunch. An event open to the general
the | ublic will- be the Nov. 19 Open House to be held at Silver

ent with a good showing

Birch: School \at 8 p.m. Roy

Dr. Endicott Home in Creston, will be guest

Pomeroy, psychologist at the

a

will be shown and a draw for a painting donated by the
artist, Mrs. D. McIntosh of Kinnaird will’ be held. Funds

an adult

raised will go towards

the Castlegar area. — Castlegar News Photo *

pin