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we a
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night.

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- Set Good Example

Parents concerned for their
children ;becoming involved in
traffic }; accidents , should . first
take a look at. themselves. * ae

struct. th

street safely and see » that it is
done,” said Mrs. Bridget Clarke,
‘Vancouver Better Business Bur-
eat,

‘As Surre
that “it: was: about’ time. that |
arents started setting an ex:
ample for their children.’
the child sees an adult
cross whe street mid-block, the
youngster, is going to feel this
ris the safe thing to do.
The child has ‘also develop-
ed'a “false sense’ of security”

—--like parent and grandpar-|§

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‘marked crosswalk cars will stop,
the panelists warned.
Constable Fred Ellis said
marked cro: are to. en-
fo cross at

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Parifanent’ Bulldinga
‘Victoris, Bec,

PNPOL? 18? ‘No, 16°:

‘cagA

eaird Pla-

Company’ dice president ‘R.
a Maddocks Bald: Tuesday. tha’
action ie wepectol to. start

Cte
| that while the eclal join

.| presentatives’ of the: Castlegar
| Development ‘Assocation on'the
matter : of. parking’ in “the ‘vil-
Mr,: Zinio stressed, however:
t com-
mittee can: mi See cada’

tions,
make the: decisions.
ition “president RSA;

D.: West ‘told’ E
te iat est told council: that ‘par- |...

al parking. in the village “is
‘a matter. whichis interfering
with our livelihood nd the jf
ture, of, Castle; ah
‘suggestion’ by

highways department and RCMP
ne {eal ‘representation on the spe-
-eial-co

committee's consideration.

it: is. council: that ‘must |.

Conan, f
Bosse that ‘the Salety "Council, Q

"| day night tat wil work with ro: |"

aes ‘Crosutire: betwee wee com:
missioners ‘sparked ‘a lively few:
minutes rat! Castlegar’s * council
meeting on Tuesday night. \):°

Following ‘the! reading ‘of a
letter. about “a. sewer. problem

Columbia ; Ave: near-the ferry,
Comm.° ‘a suggested full
council view tthe’ whole ‘mess
down there.”

- When ; Mr. Gorse’s motion
‘ull ‘council. to’ view
lon passed, Mr.‘ Bosse

Teceive ‘the | .,

to the; waterfront, and:

went
esol on ror a
the Arrow Lakes betwee:

and riding association’ president
Buddy ‘DeVito: of. Trail) both‘ of

terest in
Will be in-attendance, Rigas

he
“Until it’s. pro} el

it’s ce

budiet of Finance ‘Minister Wal-

“| ‘pected ‘that’ Mr. Gordon will pre:

four days ‘to react to: the

ter Gérdon ‘which'is to ‘be ‘pre-
sented when the House resumes
its’ sittings on: Monday. ‘It is:ex-

sent a “gunshine budget”
eral iniowledge a hat

It is 2
Inany of--Prime - Minister
son's cabinet tainisters favor ai an

‘nections: ‘were made

F fe sale ar’ Ho ck-
ages were cleared peduring “the
jonth and. th

gare Bowers * system © during

supervisor Nor-

ere also

lerridge ‘is {

ndance at Ge ceting

, le” Kaslo-Slocan “NDP. MLA|”
Randolph Harding. of : Silverton

rea

whom’ hav. announced | their in- |:

id
in’:the .area 1O ome access

\ appl tin 1 ind
the yee Terelved, oes $500

for; 1968.

[plie« ‘for, $200 . and will ‘get.
additional: $100, fo:

This’ would. ee members | Tuesday.

month, reported, Mr. NV

were improved”: during the.
abb;} i

‘while er. Creek.
‘holes were oleae of. driftwood.

He said that grading'and gravel-
ling | were “also ‘carried ‘out:on
village” streets, Bnd:0 on 7 naene
en are

fie ‘igeree rassoiaton, 4

ible. to

Castlegar nib: E
leit.

manager.
* Snnouncement s was made

e | board chairman “W. S-

Ee following the Fete er
annual meeting and a directors’
Insti- meeting last: week,-... 2: |
Mr. .Gwyer’ succeeds * R e 4

i usstaa aneacy po ree When

gested, Mr.'Bosse' said tie would
not‘ be: there, ‘adding he: wasn't | ple
going to view any: allened mess-

from*John ‘Lawson: who' lives’ on |°

Comm. Leo: Bosse protest- 3
ed Mr: "Grose's ‘choice of: words, i

“Comm. Cec: Gorse 7)

next Monday ‘evening! was stg-| man

ilHom of general.

B | Anderson who. has . retired but

He*saw pansies ‘in Canada’ and
Medal ‘of ‘the British Empire.
ployed s with

ting.

of Trail Rotary. C!

T1080,
Vancoavet: Mr.
‘Guyer graduated: in civil ; en-|
gineering. ‘at’, the University of
British Soluita in} “1963. an
worked. in“ construction’ antl
1940: when he joined the’ RCAF.

a director. 3
ay joined WKP&L Co. in

‘of: the ‘Trail
Commerce ‘and he’ has
onthe school. board and. in air
soaet work.: A

ie is’ a: member of Eagin-
ene Institute ‘of te Fe and
the ‘Associa’ ation of Professional

After ‘the ‘war, he ‘was em.

ght savin morning's
Se Ee Gout iiant oe Take for.
ser-, arch, ut your. ahead
vice; Mr. Girger is past president ‘extra ‘hi aes

our when you’ retire: Sat-

Premior ‘Bennett, members

i of. sails cabinet and B.C, Hy-
“Di ot

iz

rs
Keenloyside ‘and: Dr. Gordon
Shrum and other notables are,
expected ‘to. visit the Duncan
mente dam vsttes | next.

tes are ‘May 49
iF ‘Dun in dam and: May 20

r Arrow.
i “Reports that Prime | Mint
“fer: Pearson, former'U.S. Pre-