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New Castlegar Community Centre

Official Opening Set for Sept. 11

Official opening of the new Castlegar Community Centre has been scheduled for Sept. 11. , ‘This ‘was announced ‘Tuesda’ lay evening. by committe: chair man Lyle Roberts.

A tentative schedule has also been released:

Following speeches by var- ious dignitaries, there will be guided tours for the public and films for the children. The Castlegar and District’, Arts Council plans an’ art exhibit, and the Selkirk Weaver's Guild will have exemples of their craft on display.

Other clubs have not yet been contacted, but it is ex- pected that even more facets.of our community will ‘be in- volved. ~

Later in the afternoon, the Stanley Humphries Secondary School: Doukhobor Choir will Present: a program of songs, followed by a demonstration by the Castlegar Figure Skating Club.:It is hoped that a hockey

City to Hold

Oil Heating .

Inspections

All residents of Castlegar are reminded that: a burning permit is required for outside

burning. This’ statement was made at the last regular sual

_ Meeting.

‘At this time it was: also:

a ~ stipulated ° all’ mobile home

owners and mobile home park owners within the’ city must, under the fire marshal regula-

“tions, have the systems. thee

‘Annual Air Cadet inspection Held =

The 22hd Annual Inspec-

“tion of Castlegar. Air Cadet ~ - Squadron 581 took place yes-:

terday evening at the’ Super-

Valu parking lot in.Castlegar.

Exec ‘The Reviewing Officer was Major Doucette, Commanding:

+ Officer * of Canadian Forces’

Station, Kamloops, who! was assisted by Captain R. Aw monier, Staff: Officer Air Ca- dets from | Maritime Forces Pacific, Victoria.

. Others in the ‘reviewing

‘:party were R. W. Sweeney,

in of the Brit-

area vi ‘ish Columbia Committee of the

and Mrs. ll, Principal, | Stanley. iinpira Serr Se Se-

ool; and: Mrs.'D. Glover, chairman -of the Nelson Air Cadet spon-

Capt. Wreidt

© trophy was not

Cadet bowling trophy—AC1 Bonham. ‘The’ Squadron -inter- fight

of four. years were presented, along with a small gift to; WO1 R. Quaia, WO1 -A.- Donald, F/Sgt. M. F/Sgt:

year, and the squadron Stent ‘trophy ‘for junior: NCO’ drill |: knock-out competition willbe

and Mrs. ‘Wreidt, ‘Trail Army. Cadets; Mr. and Mrs. Brown- low, chairman Trail Air Cadet

r the parade.

Last years: winner of this

award was Cpl. I, Thorne. Year pins, representing

‘"- Squedron Padre Father Harrison; Mr. and Mrs, N. Fishwiek; Cst. and Mrs. B. Vollans; and. Cant N. ‘Trout,

Air Cadet League of Canada; L. Allam, ‘chairman of 581 Squad- fon sponsoring committee; and Capt, N. “Caulfield, chief admin-

> and march past, a junior NCO

drill’ competition was pre- sented. -The squadron was

92nd prenittea Wing SAC, United States Air Force, Fair- child Air Force Base, Spokane.

Following the banquet, a- “wards were presented to the following Cadets: most. pro- ficient all-round cadet—F/Sgt. Morley ‘Armstrong; the F/Lt. _ Reed’ Memorial | Trophy

parade by the Stanley Humphries Senior

Secondary School Band, under the'direction of band-master N.

ior rifle shot trophy—Sgt. Allan Carmichael,’ junior’ rifle shot Brady.

1 Trail Capt: and

Army] Me N. Caulfield, CADO, Kam-

and “Mrs: <Seory, (repi daanticg Sgt. and. Mrs.

- Walker, NCO‘in ‘charge ‘of the

Castlegar RCMP. Leone Capt. ~ and» -Mrs, . Gavin, Commanding \: s ticen -Nelson Sea’ Cadets; Capt. R.° Watt, Commanding Officer Trail Sea

* Cadets;

Mr. and Mrs. R. Belton;

‘Mr. and Mrs, A Foutisten Mr.

years of Perfect were

+ Cee Sgt Murphy, Sgt. T.

Koreen, Cpl. S. Holdsworth and < Cpt. J. Knutson.) °° :

Chall.

Under the same regula: tion, oil delivery companies are not to :deliver oi]: :until “a certificate of inspection is avail- able from the home owner.: :

Inspections and permits are available from. both the Castlegar and - Kinnaird fire departments.

+:The Castlegar fire depart: ment. will be making’ periodic “checks, and ‘inspections of mo- bile homes within:the ty. to ensure oil furnaces and tank connections meet required

Faces Local Chk

follows:

6th year—-WO2 Allan Don- ald; 6th year—WO1 Robert Quaia and Sgt. Ian Thorne; 4th year—F/Sgt. Morley Arm- strong, Cpl. S. Holdsworth and Cpl. J.: Robinson.

Srd_year—F/Sgt. Cammy LaPointe, Sgt. Maureen Mur- phy, Sgt. A. Carmichael, Cpl. D. Hetman and Sgt. T. Koreen: 2nd year—Cpl:: P. - Demelo, LAC Dawn Donald, LAC Julia Nelson, LACS. Nelson, LAC K. McFarlane and LAC B.' Car- michael; 1st. year-ACI. R.

t Bendy. Act Goetting, “ACL Bonham, ACI: Colman, AC1 EAI Middler, “AG;

“Five years from now Castlegar will be the Cranbrook of the West Kootenay.”

These were the words of

newly elected president of the Kootenay Boundary Chambers. |

of, Commerce, — Bob. Nuyens, while attending Castlegar and ‘District Chamber of Commerce’ i: last Thursday,

~. He also. pointed out that : - this chamber also has a tremen-./? dous: challenge in’ the: coming "

Yearss ‘On display wore the newly - rinted , brochures. .

March 1978 Seria cove: ered five new residences, one major commercial addition, one. new , commercial ' office-wear- house, one. major residential repair, -10 minor : residential improvements, one garage, one * minor.’ commercial .improve-

To March o! 976 ‘permits,

- toalling $1,204, brie rete issued

= “To March of 1976 permits

totalling $1,274,145 were ‘is: .

sued, but the cancellation of

00. brought the total so;

$1,239,069.

To March ‘of 1975. during.

# the same period that year, the total was $111,103. ,

David who has assisted in the!

“construction of the booth.

ocThe “booth is tobe. in operation ‘during business hours during ‘the, week..A girl’,

All commercial or’ indus- trial fuel storage installations also require a permit from’ the local fire marshall.

has already taken a training : Z

course sq she will be Heperet to man the booth.

game can be possibly a skate-a-thon for ag young skaters to help raise funds for the new centre,

The “evening's ‘festivities will include ‘a Klondike Night, complete with dance, sponsored

iby the Castlegar Kivents Club.

“Many community organi- zations are participating, and it is hoped that the citizens of the area will support the efforts of its 8 south a service clubs, ‘All

lly: invited to’ take

park” says Mr. Roberts.

James R. Martin Named

Big Grand Prize

Winner

Grand prize winner of 50 delicious pieces of Dave's Chicken is

James R. Martin of Robson.

Mr, Martin was the grand prize winner in the special “Sell and Save" ad users’ contest sponsored during May in the Castlegar

News,

Last week's winners of a bucket of chicken each were C. R. Dean, 711 - 12th St. S.; Vi Stoushnow, 909 - 8th Ave. S.; and

Maryellen Hunchak, 45 Prince

Ave., all'of Castlegar, and Nick

Poohachoff, Site 2, Comp. 8 R.R. No. 1, Slocan Park.

Pound: Keeper Hands in Resignation:

City to Hold Off for One Month Trial

A one-month trial for de- stroying dogs by euthanasia is _ to be given by. the: City of Castlegar,

~. Cost per. animal'is $5 for the veterinarian, with a further $5 for disposal and $10 an hour for pound keeper Jim \Vigue when active in his duties,

rather if the kennel is operated for profit, At'present three or more

dogs are deemed a kennel and _ Fequire an annual kennel li-

cence at the cost of $50... ‘The ” delegation’ stressed

the cost factor citing methods

used by both Trail and Nelson,

d- by

noting dogs than both these two

Ald. Dave Ferguson, who met with a‘sizable delegation tate Monday afternoon with some members questioning the hour-

‘ly fee. P Ald. Ferguson stated this

was a fair amount, and that Mr. Vigue has actually submitted a resignation as © pound.keeper, but the city’ has not’ yet:

accepted this letter of resigna- -

tion and wants the new system tobe tested for one month. ‘The’ resignation was not one that would withdraw Mr. from tig jutics as dog -

this ‘position ‘and — historic. site complex on7 13 acres: adjace

ta Pons pe ef

time the delegation mide sev-

+ era) recommendations}

‘Thesd are to be submitted to Ald. Ferguson in writing. He will in:turn’ pass them to the. bylaw, committee for considera-

eee the Pesonumena:

" tions is that dogs be destroyed - by ‘a: veterinarian throtigh eu-

thanisia “in ‘preference to, the - use ofa .22 rifle; the kennels be looked into to determine if they are suitable for larger dogs and if some form of air circulation,

particularly during the hot . weather, is needed; and that. the term kennel not be defined

by the number of dogs kept, but

cities shined. Ald. Audrey Moore, who previously chaired the dog

committee stated she thought a lot of people in a rura) ares. dumped their dogs.

“ "We don't ‘have trouble with ‘dogs, we have trouble with’ owners,” she said.

Ald, Ferguson, who had attempted toadjourn the meet- ing at 5.30 p.m:, assured the group their spokesman would be informed when changes are , Implemented to the point that

the dog bylaw is changed and

third reading is to be given.

Cultural Education Centre

Scheduled to

The Kootenay. Doukhobor Historical Society’ will. reach another historic milestone this Saturday with'the ‘opening of. the Cultural Education Centre. This centre is part of a growing

tle.

ee is Culbaral Editeation “funded by. private

ich donations ‘and:two government

e C reation Facility'Fund) wasifirst begun three years ago. Con- struction, has been under ‘the supervision of Peter Oglow.

MLA Says He Hi

Open Saturday

‘The Kootenay -Doukhobor

Historical Society is indebted to ..

«the many): generous | donors, without those help,' the centre could never have:been built.

~ A svariety.: of educational

/Russian. culinary art. willbe a regular feature.

The opening. ceremonies

will: include a. free Russian pancake breakfast and demon- strations of.spoon carving and, weaving: The: ceremonies, which begin at 10 a.m., are open to the public.

jas Been Assured

Missing Link Tender to be Called

.Although “the Kootenay Boundary Chambers of Com- merce made the completion of the Castlegar-Salino section'of Highway. No. 3. their ‘number ‘one priority for the: year. at

‘;Rossland-Trail MLA Chris D'Arcy Addresses Chamber.

EN

their recent - annual general

meeting, Rossland-Trail Chris D'Arcy told the Castlegar and District Chamber of Com- merce ‘Thursday evening of last week: that he. will not :believe the tender is let until he sees

“the papers signed’and de- livered.

He said there are 5.6 miles to complete and while the ‘contract was put to tender late last year there was no closing

5 date, but he has been assured tender will be called again soon.

He said taxpayers already ihad quite, an investment,

“something like:$6. million.”

“No matter what happens

7 onthe project, it will be at least

‘a year behind schedule,” he

said. However, he did not feel

the department of highways

ting against the’

sin. not’ completing.’ the

proje ‘and Yold the ‘group

Title capital cost ‘construction

‘on highways is’ Yaking ‘place where in the’ province. «

Mr. D'Arcy's, main item, however, was not the “Missing Link": but. the “billion ‘dollars being spent on education in the province while secondary and tertiary industries are crying for tradesmen.

Fe “While the province has an

2 unemployment rate in excess of 10 per cent,” he said, “we are training many people at the master and doctoral lével which are not employable.”

He accused the education department of wanting to turn, out people in glamorous ca- veers, “even if a three-month training period is all that is required for a drag-line oper- ator.”

Mr. D'Arcy assured resi- dents they did not have to fear ithe loss of ferry service stating that Castlegar Ferry has the highest vehicle load and num-

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