CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, October 4, 1973

David Thompson Stamp

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THIRD ANNUAL EXHIBITION of David Thompson Stamp Club was officially opened Saturday in the Kinnaird Hall by Justice of the Peace and former mayor of Kinnaird, Carl Loeblich. Shown here are David Thompson

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Stamp Club president Larry Brown, chief judge R. Thurlow Fraser of Rossland, Mr. Loeblich, and the recipient of the grand award of the James W. Toogood Trophy, Pat Missoula, Montana.

J. Wolf of —Castlegar News Photo

‘One time mayor of Kin- naird and now Justice of the Peace, Carl Loeblich, officially opened David Thompson Stamp Club's third annual exhibition Saturday, an event that proved to be more successful than previous showings with ap- proximately 100 frames for competition and 15 to 20 exhibits as non-competitive,

The exhibition hosted a number of visitors from the United States as well as from Trail, Nelson, Vernon and Kelowna.

Chief judge R. Thurlow Fraser spoke of the high quality of the entries judged by himself and his panel consisting of George Melvin of Vernon, Jack Harrison of Trail, J. Pascoe Taylor of Vancouver, Michael Carter of Spokane, Gordon Haug of Kelowna and student judge Paul Wolfe of Missoula, Mont.

Mr. Fraser had the honor

to be named outstanding philatelist in the Pacific North-

est,

Mr. Melvin is the author of the book “The Post Offices of British Columbia” which is used extensively by many stamp collectors and of which copies are kept at Selkirk Colloge.

A good turnout to view the exhibit benofited from the many hours put in by local, members in the preparation of the two-day show.

The exhibition gave every- one an opportunity to swap stamps, with an auction held Sunday morning.

Award winners were as follows:

James W. Toogood Trophy (which is the grand award) to Paul Wolf of Missoula, for “Domestic Uses of the Black Jack.”

David Thompson Stamp Club Trophy to Muriel Walton of Kinnaird for “Cancellations

at the last annual Pipex Show

ENVIRONMENTAL WEEK, Oct. 7 to 13, is being observed by the weather office personnel Airport with a welcome extended to the general public to drop in during Environmental Week to see its extensive equipment and charts. With the main sensors

located in an outside area, presentation technicians, left to right, Jim Richards, Tom

at Castlegar

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Willson and radio operator Bil] Maxwell, discuss

remote

taken from these interior

instruments. This department began with the Department of Transport under. Air Service but in June of..1971 it: became the Atmospheric |

Service. aviation prior to 1960, it has now broadened out to not‘ only continue in this capacity but also become involved in environment. This calls for the feeding of information to agriculture and industry as well as its original service to

aviation. Personnel is on duty seven days a week and available for personal calls from the general

M. E. Moran Vice-Chairman For Brentwood Fund Drive

Brentwood College at Mill Bay on Vancouver Island has launched a $1.9 million fund drive to improve and expand school facilities and to establish a large scholarship fund for deserving students.

M.E. Moran of Castlegar is vice-chairman for southeastern B.C. of the Brentwood fund drive.

Chairman of the fund, J. A. Angus of Edmonton, said the schoo] offers a well-rounded academic education in Grades 8 to 12 together with a wide- ranging program of introduc-

tory professiona} courses, fine arts and athletics. :

He said the school hopes to have the new Bursary Fund— eventually to total $1 million— sufficiently established so that a number of students can be sent to Brentwood by the fall of 1974, The fund will pay all or part of the fees of deserving students requiring assistance.

The fund also will be used on a priority basis to improve present school facilities and equipment, to construct a senior student residence, a centre of science and fine arts and a senior student centre.

Brentwood offers a wide- ranging sports program and school rowing teams have made a name for themselves in Canada and overseas—most recently inthe Canada Summer Games. The school’s drama group and choirs have made many successful public appear- ances.

~ Cars Collide As Vehicle Awaits Ferry

Damage was estimated at $250 to a vehicle driven by Richard Wheeler, 18, of Castle- gar after it was in collision with a vehicle driven by John Wiesner, 19, of Robson.

The incident, which took place on the Robson road, was reported to local RCMP at 4:45 p.m. Monday.

Police said the Wheeler vehicle was waiting to board the Castlegar ferry when it was struck in the rear.

Wiesner has been charged

. with following too close.

No injuries were reported.

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George Burns Memorial Trophy to Margaret Munns of Castlegar for “One Man Show": A selection of New Zealand stamps,

H. J. Moor Trophy to J. Pascoe Taylor of Vancouver for “Helevetia - 1854-1909—variet- les, errors, proofs, etc.”

A Magazine Award for the best topical exhibit went to Nellie Taylor of Vancouver for “Toys on Stamps.”

John Barber Award to Paul Wolf of Missoula for “Domestic Uses of the Black Jack.”

The “Babe” Moor Award for the best junior exhibit went to Salley Bird of Kinnaird for “1972; U.S.A."

The Cec Munns Novice Award to Irene Brown of Castlegar for “United Nations Geneva Stamps.”

The Apfelbaum Medal for printed pages to Margaret Munns of Castlegar for “Expo

Dise “Special” Award to Andre Joly of Castlegar’ for “Art Stamps of France.”

Gold Awards:

Muriel Walton, Margaret Munns (recipient of 2), J. Pascoe Taylor (Vancouver), Dorothy McKenzie (Delta), Nellie Taylor (Vanc.), Hugh W. Johnstone (Spokane), R. A. Long (Spokane), Paul J. Wolf (Spokane), Rene A. Brown and Andre M, Joly.

Silver Awards:

Connie Holm (Spokane), Ivy Nielsen, Harold Switzer, Axel Nielsen, J. Pascoe Taylor (Vanc.), Margaret Munns (reci- pient of 2), R. G. Lewis (who also received special commend- ation from the judges), Alice Fisher (Spokane), Salley Bird and Irene A. Brown,

Bronze Awards:

Lawrence D. Brown, Axel! Nielsen (recipient of 3), Dor- othy McKenzie, John M. Me- Grath (Spokane), Bill Zaytsoff, Charlynn Oaks (Spokane) and Glen Nielsen.

Honorable Mentions:

Randy Nutter (Spokane), Dorothy Oaks (Spokane) and Bobby Walton.

In Calgary

Al Jensen, manager of CKQR for the past 14 years, left Monday for Calgary where he is taking up residence.

Mr. Jensen will be joined there at mid-month by his wife, Brenda, and their son.

In leaving the area, Mr. Jensen said he wished to express his thanks to the people of the district “who welcomed us into the com- munity so warmly, and made our stay so pleasant.”

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$3,700 DAMAGES were estimated in

Sunday evening on Columbia Ave. Folica sald a vehicle driven by

} Lily Ann Tamelin, 19, of Castlegar

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window and door frame damage. Miss Tamelin has been charged with failing to stop at a stop sign and driving without a driver's Heense. Owner of the car, Cyril Tamelin, has been charged as owner of a vehicle with bald tires. Miss "Tamelin was taken to

but was released upon examination.—Castlegar News Photo

R. A, R.A. McLachlin Award

=: Castlegar resident Gwilym

. J. Hughes recoived the R, A.

cLachlan Memorial Award at

# the annual meeting of Profes-

fa sional Engineers of B.C. al Prince George Friday.

The award was presented

to Mr. Hughes for being the

a engineer “who has exhibited, to

@ very great sence, his

interest in

worked for H. A. Simons for a little more than one year. He then joined Cominco. He is now Senior Project Engineer.

Mr. Hughes served as secretary-treasurer of the West Kootenay Branch of the As- sociation of Professignal, Eng- ineers for seven years, in addition to recent service as

al In addition to activities ‘within the profession.”

He was born in Prince Rupert, but later moved with his family, to Great Britain.

4 From 1989 to 1946 he served

E with the Royal Navy. In 1951, he completed the Institute of Civil Engineers’ exam.

He returned to Canada and

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le has served almost continually on the executive of the Engineering Institute and has been instrumental in drawing the two bodies to- gether.

In 1961, he was chosen citizen of the year in Castlegar- Kinnaird.

He took part in amateur productions for the Kinnaird Little Theatre for several years and has been Elder of his church, Lay Preacher,. chair- man of the Board. of Stewards

“and Sunday School auperintans;

dent. 5 ~ Mr. Hughes is president of the Kootenay-Columbia_.Dis-. trict Boy Scouts and is a trustee of Selkirk College.

In the past year ‘Mr,

Hughes has been part of a .

campaign to upgrade the status

and curriculum of Selkirk -

College.

From 1965 to 1971 he was chairman of the board of governors for the Kootenay Society for Handicapped Child- ren. In those years, an adult unit was added to the Dr. Endicott Home for the retarded in Creston. Mr. Hughes is still on the board of governors of the Endicott Home. Mr. Hughes was also a director of the B.C.

. Association for the Mentally

Retarded for three years. In 1964 and 1965 he served

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Gwilym T. J. Hughes

Curb and Gutter’ Program Dead?

- Castlegar council has heard nothing yet on the proposed curb ,and gutter program for Columbia Ave. and Ald. Andy Shutek described the subject Tuesday night as having a “deathly silence.”

Interjected Mayor John Landis: “The type (of silence) you'd hear in a graveyard. In other words, it’s died.”

,_ Mr. Landis is said he had

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centennial committee. The cen- tennial project, a library, has been studied by other munici- palities as a model. for small libraries.

President of the Associa- tion of Professional Engineers of B.C., J. A. Deptford, P. Eng., said in presenting the R. A. McLachlan Award to Mr. Hughes, “his example as a community-minded engineer is going to be difficult to match in: the years ahead.”

Mae Chris D'Arcy twice in Victoria in recent days in order to have a report for Tuesday night's council meeting. How- ever, as of the meeting night, Mr. D'Arcy had yet to return his calls.

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Chairman Tommy Biln Names Canvassers of Business Area

‘The chairman of tho Local

: and District Businesses Divi-

sion of the 1873 United Appeal campaign, Tommy Biln, this

- week disclosed the names of the

people who will be canvassing area businesses,

Mr. Biln said the following community-minded volunteers will be canvassing business places in Castlegar,’ Kinnaird and Robson:

Mike ‘a, Mil-

Knutson, Peter Gleboff, Mra. Orla Granstrom, Ms. Gwen Koftinoff, Dale Henderson, Albert Calderbank and Joe Streloff,

Mr. Biln also announced that a director of the Castlegar District United Appeal, Peter Popoff of Thrums, is heading a special canvass team that will be contacting business places in the Beillany Thrums. and

dred Hesketh, Wally Shand :

Lawrence Popoff, Paul Moroso, Mrs. Betty MacDonald, Al Thomas, Ivan Oglow, Carl

He sald Mr. Popoft is being assisted by Mrs, Elsie Lazaroff,

Mrs. Vera Kanigan and John

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Pantry Shower is Planned For Local Catholic Sisters

* The September mecting of the’ Castlegar Catholic Wo- men's League was attended by 20 members.

Mrs, P. Marquis reported

‘on the convention attended by

herself and Mrs, I. Gallo. pantry shower will be

held for the Sisters on Oct, 12,

Anyone in the parish is

welcome to participate in the ~

shower,

It was noted that cleaning of the rectory is done every Tuesday morning and anyone wishing to assist is welcome.

Mrs. Maryellen Hunchak

* (nee Gallo), a member of the

CWL, was presented ‘with a wedding gift.

» Father W. Harrison ex- plained the weekend of prayer and instruction being held in the Parish Hall this Friday through to Sunday. This will be led by Father McCoshan of Nelson and Father Toner of Spokane.

A first in the parish will be Foruauese Night, being - held ct.

The evening meeting con- cluded with refreshments ser- ved by Mrs. T. Geddes and Mrs, A. Carlsen,

Both Drivers

‘Are Charged

“Two drivers were charged following a two-car © collision

reported 11:15 p.m. Monday which occurred at the Castlegar

Airport turnoff in Ootischenia. .

Drivers were identified as Bill Bobby Kinakin, 20, of Castlegar and Jeffery Edward Broughton, 19, of New Denver.

The Kinakin vehicle is reported to have hit the rear of the Broughton vehicle. The Broughton car rolled onto its

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Both were charged with failing to comply with posted signs,

The Broughton vehicle sustained $600 damage and the Kinakin vehicle $175.

No injuries were reported.

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