CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Nov. 28, 1968

Club Discusses Dropping

Promotions are Made
At 581 Air Cadet Parade

noe WHERE THe

ing table topics period at the
recent meeting of the Caste:

Harnadek, tabletopics master,|there should be a cut-off
introduced the idea that the|say, $7,800 gross income and

agreement and stated that

Family Allowances Plan

Controversy boiled dur-) continued,

astmasters Club. Mi

Wes Johnston was in Breatest benefits.
Dave Loxam stated that

Mr. Bond, area governor

Jack Chernoff felt that for the Kootenay district,
since it was of little valueithen addressed the members
to the higher income groups|and emphasized the need to
aticontinue a vigorous club and

family allowance plan is out-|this way the money woul ing new guia stash mos

dated and should be stopped.|be going where it offered the

hi “Formal speeches were Be
is now a  situation|the amount received by the|!ivered by Mr. Chernoff, An-
where the government is pro-| individual was insignificant ly Van Selst and Mr. John-
viding an allowance which, but if retained by the govern-|5t0n.

if anything, tends to con-|ment and u: for public Mr. Chernoff, running

done large families, but at|welfare pu

ment proposes to legalize the
sale of contraceptive devices|continuance with the

bleh will have Mhe opposite}come tax reduced to compen-|at
sate and so cut out the ex-|tury the work week was 60
Te York strongly dis-|pense of administrating such|or more hours, but it is ex-

agreed, Stating a in theja system.
lower income g with
large families, the ‘allowance the discussion,

was a very real help and|outdated and served no use-|population will have changed
that he, for one, would cer- fal purpose and Hoe such|from 40 per cent of the total

ould be discontin

poses, more use for alderman in Kinnaird,
the same time the govern-|per dollar would be obtained. |#ave a speech titled “The In-

‘is Bond favored dis-|creasing Importance of Re-
in-|¢reation.” He pointed out that

Mr. Harnadels, in flosing b the year 2,000. During
felt

the turn of the last cen-

pected to be only 30 hours
ry
the same period the urban

population to 80 per cent.

tainly miss it if it were dis-|s]

Land required for sub-
divisions has put land prices
at a premium and the situa-

that this urbanization has

tion will get worse. He stated |from
forced people 3 into local play- i

Self-discipline, which could
be the key word to the suc-
cess of Custlegar's 581 Air
Cadet Squadron, was evident
at last week's parents’ night
and cadet promotion parade|C.

| ceremonies.
During the proceedings
the squadron held itself at

Kinnaird presented the pro-
motions from corporals to
sergeants to E. Ackerman, R
Allam, R. Fullerton, M. Gallo,
& Kaardal, R. Holdsworth,

Vasson and 2s acting ser-
geant, L. Green.

Rey. Clint Howard, squa-
cron chaplain, presented MA

attention for some 25
ijand some cadets, who appear-
ed to come from the junior
ranks, were on the verge of
blacking out from maintain-
ing the tense position.

The congregation and These cadets,

friends of Calvary Baptist! but unwillingly, left their
Church in Kinnaird  this|positions when escorted by
‘week announced the arrival Keeping a atchfl xe awere
of their new pastor, Rev. ede

Duane Harder. ts. Only one cadet actu-

Pastor Harder, his wife a
Marva, and one-year-old
daughter come from Camp-|evening with a Strathcona
bell River where they have rifle button being presented
becn ministering for some|to Fit. Sgt. Tukkimaki by th
five years. Prior to Rev. Har-|Squadron survival and Tange
der’s in Campbeti| officer, Fred Stamp-Vincent.
River he was graduated with Another Bresentation was

re
Northwest Baptist ere le cate to Set. Kaardal from
logical College in Vancouver. aaa ee ron Nelson. jlast
Pastor Harder is keenly |fie, Sgt. Hartson received his

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where in Kinnaird. ‘and Cast-
legar the population has ris-
en from 2,300 in 1951 to an

~ LEGION CORNER

estimated 6,400 in 1966. The
whole area had a vision of a
complete recreation complex
that would have solved ie
ir

He questioned whether

it was the mighty buck or

que plain politics that made
m change their minds.

"He Seiad by stating
that recreation-wise we are a
very depressed area and urg-
ed considerable thought to
a point of action.
The cup for the best
speech of the evening went to
ho detailed

Comrades are requested
to make a special effort to
attend the regular mecting of |?!
the branch next Tuesday.

officers for 1969 will take
place.

interview with the DVA of-
ficer are advised that he will
be at the Legion on Monday
3 to 5 p.m. Phone H.
Cc. Pitts 365-5075 for partic-
ulars,

Important business is to} so.
ing so comrades please make

it a must to attend and bring
another Comrade with you.

Nominations and election’ of ding

Any veterans wishing an tor

be put to the Tuesday meet- w

Warrant Officer Garry Lester

with his exchange visit certi-

ficate, g ender. pilot licence and
log boo!

ig the promotion
Constables Hogarth
pre-

uinerafiomen
dy, T. Costa, T. Cot-

oted to corporal
from LAC and presented by
John. aHolden were G. Axel-
Amos, D. eeeeman,
arenes R. Madd WwW.
Mason, R. Smith, P. ew:
and T.
Ald. E. C. Ackerman of

r am Pies Coconut, Banana, Lemon.or
Neopolitan. 14-02. each

Recipients were M. Amos, |

er pin was to Andy
Van Selst who has left to
live in Vancouver.

An upcoming souree of on
Parliamentary p)

outlined by rae Johnston aad
the first lecture will be de-
livered at the next raestine
Two motions were the
first one to hold an annual
|membership competition and
the second to offer reduced
rates to students.

Guests for the evening
were Joe Jen Peter Kon-
kin and Ray Lindquist. Th
halen, was Sid Biber

toastmaster
Harnadeke and the 2 general
evaluator. was Norm Fields.

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