SPRING CONFERENCE of the West Coast

Kraft Mill Superi

‘ion was

held here last week with can Cellu-
lose’s Celgar pup division as host. Seven-
y the

California, Washington, Idaho and Oregon
and the provinces of Alberta and B.C. at-
tended. Following a mill tour, the group
held_a round- table discussion covering mu-

teen
ing 14 mills ee the states of Montana,

tual pr
pulp industry.

luti related to the
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Tuesday night is “Eadtes® Nite
at the Golf Course.

Remember Robson Women's
Association Coffee Party aces
day — May 26 — 10.30 to 12
noon at Robson Church Hall.
Novelties and a Bake Table:

Br Citlzens meeting May 22
7.30 Legion Hall. Walter Pea-
chey will show slides.

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Woodrow’s Zoo to be on TV
On:-CBC on Monday Night

Allan Weodrow's Mountain
Park Zoo of Robson will be fea-
tured on CBC-TV on Monday
night. Me
CBC film teams visited the
zoo in April to take footage for
the film which will be featured
our Monday night’s 7 O'Clock

“Tas t Friday Mr. and Mrs.
Woodrow left for Boise, Idaho,
with their pet sourae Nicki

were the animal to take
part in a wildlife
Part of the Me ea ‘was shot
in Alaska and for the past 55
days the crew has been on lo-
cation near Boise. Nicki is to

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Fashion Show Siena by
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SHSS school, Musical entertain-
ment — Door prize. Tickets 75¢
Proceeds ‘for HS Scholarship
Fund,

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K ° Fant eagle will to
fight

‘Also on the trip is a 3-year-
old cougar Herman who may
also be used in'the movie,

Last year Nicki played se-
yeral’ scenes in a dog picture
entitled The Littlest Hobs.

film was mainly shot in Van-
couver.

Foresiry iry Man
Speaks to JEs -

The Castlegar-Kinnaird Jay-
cees held, their regular. dinner.
meeting’ on’ Tuesday at which
guest speaker Jack Hogan of the
B.C. Forest Service gave an in-
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Forestry.
He dealt with the subject
of saving forests from insects

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of Grand Forks.

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Mrs, Rose Williams died on
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VOL 17, No, 22.

‘STOCK CAR RACING TRACK, a half. mile in length, is
nearing completion‘ on ‘a mountain. berich located one ©

‘mile. south: of: Kinnaird ‘towards “Blueber

VIt'is being

‘developed by ‘Aland Ed Ferraro, both of Trail: Racing

Will be carried on’ by the

West ‘Kootenay Stock care

Racing aeeeelatlon of Trail in association with'the North-.

ar“Racing Associatio:

‘Work on: the track

mn for 344 weeks an? the first ‘race

; iz
f should be conducted. on June 7, Bleact

are 'P

‘ “ struction’ from the hi

to:seat 1,500 persons a provision
-type séating for those not :wishing::

blank:

» chers A concession ‘booth will be bu

‘The’ flood: potential of B.C’s
“; major rivers has begun to ‘give
“eause for concern,” -the: provin-
‘cial water. resources branch in

+) Wictoria said last Friday. .
} But everything depends on|*

the ‘weather. A’ west tone i hot
spell could produce® fairly” hi
, flood stages, . according to. the

shown’ that. high: stages, under

red ‘in the’ past,‘ with the prob-
a, of this’ occurenee™ not |:

“Ht should be pointed iit!
that in several recent years,

similar -conditions,have occur-| ‘3,

“department s. now survey. bul}

: nseasonably
‘cool aa ins combination
with the heavier than ustial wa-
“tershed snowpacks. have .com-
“Mmenced to“ give cause for con-
‘cern as to the maximum stages

“that might be eatery on B.C.’s

now-fed: Fivers.: ::7

“Shot uid ‘ans Se aie
ass. blenket By ue

m-finl

ts:
L vinees, In Neounltie Gf. ‘Barry's |.

id bucked ‘it up into foot-long fire ‘wood: the: next morn:
ing.’ The louse, ‘build of solid timbers - Specially cut “by |
d little

{the old Waldie sawmill, sust

always
“encouragement. ‘The :.Cas!

ict. may well :bi
this young repre: ntatives”

A “ible Tumor
gained wide circulation ‘—
nobody wants Kinnaird ;

| year.”

reeiling ‘tiles ¥ were buckled i in

one. of ute bedrooms.

UT. of bicycles ‘gree: ‘
‘sponsored Lite-a-Bike program and safety inspection held

‘the’ Jaycee-| ~

of. the developers: of the..

road. to: Blueberry, Creek,
Mr. Fe aie

race itself.
The

ursda
n inverted pri

Buyer. was: Al ‘Ferraro, . one |’

ar’ racing track being built jt
outside: the ,village limits ‘on “th

Kinnaird: Suniors Sei
School. is

‘approached ‘by’ the board: but
he village’ council: advised ::it
eed not supply the school’ as
‘Kinnaird ‘did not: have sufficient
‘source or’-supply'to'landle the

, {school ‘without major changes

.and expense,

The. board then proceeded
/to drill and it. was its: intention,
to have drilling done’on/a:gua-
ranteed ‘basis. Department ‘of
education opinion did not con-
cur. wit

one.

(Gand. G Well: Drillers ‘of
‘Abvioteford: drilled ‘five’ holes at
a: total’ cost ‘of. $2,862.; If water
had been encountered in any one

_| ofthese -holes' the ‘ditarict:,wo-
had.

water supa,
water. su}
bibs rapt be ipply,

‘ugreed and’: “approved the school
board eng engaging di Henning

ning. will, be. moving
nto’ the:site: within wo: weeks

r-failing good
humor and. ‘the ever falling that
offered: friendliness‘ and

proud of

Council agreed at that time | §
to sell up to 8,000 gallons of it] i
‘per, month, four: ‘months, of the

“Camera and case Were’ wor

Stock ‘by Dennis, Leveridge’ as top’ par-
just | ticipant in the latest Junior Fire.

ie gemne S: se oe 88" Spi sored :
|. the: Cast egar, or
ciation. -

) | before the event’and during the ‘nation.

Kinnaird b;
Tiding the horse. . Mr. Simp. on

(I'm. only.

eting. chairman for |
meetings.”

Water. supply’ for the. ae

ng.
‘The Village of Kinnaird was | §

ith such an‘ arrangenient |
board to

picture sh¢

gi

Regional, College. Other ‘sites are also being. cunsiiered -
for’ the ‘collége’s location: but this is the mest popufar- ‘Fie
top picture’'shows just’ part of the ‘site ‘aid was taken |
‘fron theBrilliant side-of-the Kootenay tiver:: The ‘bottom
“some.of the open fields as welll ax the Gst-

me 20:homes and outbuildings white
are‘located in the ‘reserve area. The
thi Castle §

declined noting PADI

« The. matter. was. left with) ‘weel ek.

Project, engineer ‘Al: John-
son told ,Kiwanians ‘that while
the work force on the bridge has

reached “close to 200 men,” the

egation ceremonies sat-the Un-

er
iveraity o£ B. lay-and tomor-
:Phyllis:'G..: Ross, » CBE;
‘chancellor’ of | the University”
‘will officiate at the degree-grant
ing ~ ceremonies - whith ; will’: be
held ‘in =

‘the “UBC ‘armoury: be-

hater at 218. today: and at

the’: same ‘tim tomorrow:

From m University of. B .C. Mod

Fo ‘our students from: Castle-
gar and one‘from Kinnaird. will
‘be, among’ students. from’:ali
parts of British Columbia. receiv-
ing their‘ degrees at spring con-

their degrees will’ be: John Ro:
Landis, : a at

‘secondary field; James Ferworn,
- | bachelor. of fe

lence, general
course; Peter Dunlop; bachelor
of applied science, ‘civil: engi:
eering,, and Thomas Walt

sed which | possible’ this fall’ the

and Rok

gnc bicyele’

work

next. month or: 30
$0" pal

aid the werk newly. enlarged ‘uppe Pool ‘at the park’and
_Must be done during ‘suitable |the | deep . Kiwanis i
and thi 0 for th the

show the present ‘wate
orat {Which control: the ‘flow

day by’a dam

dar. -dopeted at either Castlegar. Drug,

‘across the \creek:, Each: dol-

«Young. A

‘trol. will he of

‘he underground. — Castlegar News Photo

“the. chetteges Sporting Goods: will be at
_ched dollar-for-dollar ‘by.. Columbia, Cellu-
lose Co. up to $1,000. The ‘pool level con-

concrete and most.of: it will | (3

ent
instrument manufacturing
eempany. in: the world in Pallas,

7 Meteor Ranchero
alert plunged into the Colum-

accident where ‘a: car’ went; inte
the river. <-

; The car was. parked wait-
Eling. forthe ferry on the Robson
side while the driver, L,.D. Burr,
went into one of the stores. The
Say er ae
ramp, jumped a le:
beam a id became solangied tn

les. ' Dama,
mated" at’ about? ee