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Canadian Tegion Fall
Oct. 21 2-4 p.

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All iran Residents and

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at 8 pm

The. Womens’

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.-Robson Memorial Church is

having a-Coffee Party and
Used Clothing Drive on

Thurs., ook 19 from 10.30
“to12 noo!

Silver Bich School, Public
Meeting. Nov. 1 at:8 p.m

to hear progress reports. o

school and activity centre:
FREE Rummage sale to be
held at: Youth Information
Centre, Front * St. Saturday,

— Oct! 2: ‘110 am. to 5 p.m.

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DUGLAUT Kon es create

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Shoreacres -
Slocan Valley. and City
‘New Denver - Silverton

VOL, 25, No, 43

scan Sni BRITISH COWUMBI: THURSDAY, OCT ‘OBER 26, 1972,

| “SHOES THAT MAKE AN IMPRESSION”

ENDS THIS SATURDAY
Clearance of Broken and Discontinued Lines

To Fit You and Your Budget

- Ist Pair Regular Price
2nd Pair for FREE

St. and 4th Ave.

the gift
of life

This year's second Red Cross Blood Donor
Clinic will be held on Wednesday of next week
in the Kiwanis Scout Hall at the corner of Pine

This was announced last night by Keith Allen,
blood donor committee chairman of the Castlegar
Kiwanis Club, sponsors of the clinic,

Mr. Allen explained that the demand for blood

@ year,

is pping the supply,

The clinic will be held between 1.30 and 4.30
and again in the avening from 6.30 to 9.30 p.m.

two appeals

YY

‘Castlegar Hospital Auxiliary Now
‘Fifth Year on Provincial Board

A B.C, Hospital Auxilla
: Conference ‘held on Wed-
yp ecuraaay yok

two-year jen as recording
secretary and candy strip-
er chairman, was regional

eek in
, the Cantoaae Hospital ‘Aue.
its fifth year
with one ‘ot its members on

am the provincial board.

At the close of the 28th
Mrs, J.

West

i Sweeney,
“who hag Ba

for two years
prior to that.

Attending the confer-
ence this year as voting de-
legate was Mrs, Jack Young.
She was accompanied by
Mrs, Ken Johnson who

voting delegates and asd
observers from all parts o!

“UNITED APPEAL received a $650 boost with a cheque for
this amount’ being presented to general chairman Colin
\ Maddocks, left, from Columbia Cellulose vice-president
Orjan Burchardt. The Castlegar District. United Appeal,
which has been underway since its official sendoff Oct.
= 2, assists 26 organizations in the area. This allows for one
large fund raising campaign and eliminates the need for

‘each group to go to the people with separate appeals.

— Castlegar News Photo

Syringa Greek
Deer Park Road
Progressing

The connection of road
between Syringa Creek and
Deer Park could be a pos-
sibility by the end of this

areh,
or Superintendent of High-
ways R. W. McKeown Fri-
day afternoon stated work
on this road was as close to
schedule as could be hoped

or.

It would not be a gra-
vel road, he cautioned, but
will give..access from’ one
point to the next.

Mr. McKeown said this
road was not a predesign-
ed road but was. dictated
basically by the terrain.

He spoke of 300 feet of
extremely rocky ground
yet to be worked on as well
as a quarter of a mile of
medium rocky: ground be-
tween. Tull
Gray Wolfe Blufé.

From Gray Wolfe Bluff
this road, he stated, would
meet an existing road at
Cayuse Creek, following a
government road for quite
sume distance before de-
scending down into Deer
Park, Y

Missing Link
Glearing How

Ia Progress

Clearing and grubbing
is now in tines on the
“missin; a section of

rum:

op-
erations ior Dawson Con:
struction ©

Co. which i
awarded ‘the $1,693,412 come

brace for; for the designate pated 3. 82

this: pre ary

work is bel being ontracted

to “A. Sims and Sons of
‘Montrose.

An office ‘has been set

up at the ‘site. ‘aug Gh Sup-
erintendent is suas
denning.

cated across from the Gov-
ernment Liquor | Store aon

Gastloga r District $45,000 Away from Obtaining $800,000 Industry

Proposed Industries Meet With Public

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in the recreational vehicle industry. At present, there Is only one

manufacturer of small “fifth wheel” semi's in Canada and the
units are too heavy for, the compact pick-up. truck. The Carefree
unit, on the other hand, “is especially designed to meet the wel-
ght limitations of small import and domestic trucks.

First Aid Affendants Symposia
Scheduled Here this Sunday

Kimberley and Castlegar
have been chosen as the sit-
es of the seventh and eighth
in a series of sympusia

The RCMP will lead a

“discussion on the role of

the industrial first aid at-
tendant at the scene of a
ccident_

he
berley at the Kimbrook Inn,
and on Sunday in Castlegar
at the Hi Arms,

The Workmen's Comp-
ensation Board: will» have

vention Inspection Services.

accident
‘There will be a demon-
stration of basket stretcher
loading, and another on the
proper technique of sup-
Porting a joint injury, whe-
industry

‘ther ancurred

or athle!
"The final feature of
film

urged to attend.

Mayor Maddocks. Addresses
IODE Zone Meefing Here

The fall meeting. of
West Zone No. 7,

Maple St, in ¢
will be open on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Fridays
from 10 a.m. to 5. p.m.
An organization com-
male with Mrs L. Buffett
chairman and Mrs. Ter-
ry Allen as treasurer, has
then meeting. to arrange
the opening of the shop.
‘contribution of
good used clothes or house-
hold items will be much ap-
preciated by this group.

IODE, was held Monday af-

ternoon in’ the. undercroft

of St. "David's Church.
Zone chairman

Mrs. J.
JF Killough ‘welcomed. re-

presentatives from James
Bonofield Chapter and Ar-
thur Chapman Chapter: of
Trail, okanee Chapter

from: Nelson) as well'a3 tac: 2

al- members of ed beer
Killough Chapter.
"Tentative date of March

26, 1973 was set for the
spring meeting to be held

: Mrs, Killough introduc-

— turn in

a pusher.
He told those present

‘he had first become conc-

‘erned about’ the’ drug pro-

ential help by. distraught
parents trying to keep their
youngsters out of trouble.
‘The RCMP,-he declared,
carry out their duties very
effectively, without
Doctors off render. con:
cerned assistance in bring-
ing the the e young victims out

e “Noo one Wi
isha victim,” he said Find
the real difficulty is in find-
ing those responsible, the
drug pushers.

Drug addiction among
youngsters, young adults
(continued on page 14)

~ Rezoning
~ Approved
By Council

Castlegar council ap-
proved the rezoning of pro-
perty located at the foot of
Sherbiko. Hill: at a special
tezoning hearing held at al-
dermen’s ‘regular. meeting °
last: week.

KBGC Namos
New Executive

ap "Moly Bt

0 Boun
Chambers oF Commerce
took office recently at
Grand Forks,

The ceremonies occur- ©

red during a tw con-
ference of the

new executive are

Re
and ‘second : vice-president
Bill Watters: of Grand

Given Athlete’ |
Harry Haley -
Haley who in Se]

Harry y p-
tember was recipient of
Kinnaird’s first. Civic. Ree-

; ognition Certificate acknow-

gals athletic accomp-
has. gained an-

other x trophy
e weekend during
a. special: dinner of the B.C.
Track and bay fn ranean
Harry, ley. receive:
the B Track and Field
onky for Midget a Divisien.
ding to

Mee ca 9 at Cal,
leet Aug. 9 a
this tine’ he also ‘ed’ an-
other record

thas been invited —
cial

o train with the Provin
Simple Team this coming
spring.

Clocks to Go
Back an Hour
Early Sunday

Daylight. saving time
ends at 2 om Senay
morning — and you an
extra hour of sleep.

Clocks rovert fo stan-
dard time at 2 a.m. Sunday,
thus. giving B.C. residents
the  Oppertynity fo make “ae

mt wn ‘Tost hor a ‘avinte
saving went_into effect te
past “spring.

All highway *
must stop for red lights at
the Castlegar Ferry.

This is the warning is-
sued by RCMP Castlegar de-
tachment.

The, warning follows
several complaints from
crew members of the ferry
who ‘report’ continuous vio-
lation. of these lights on
both the Castlegar and Rob-
son sides of the ferry.

They had yoiced con-
cern to the police for the
motorists’ safety.

BURT CAMPBELL
a itor, Castlegar News

ar district

Tl
RIDA sponacres
last ‘Thursd:
which Caretres Design En-
ferprlces Lid. President Don
g explained his plans
to nearly ‘70. local ents
and otentinl ntial investors:

as

wants to pun- .

The ‘application, by Mrs. ee

Bella Moran, was for the
rezoning of the Moran Ap-
artments and Castlegar Car
‘Wash: property from service
tourist, to core commercial.
Town. deputy-treasurer

. Betty Price had earlier.told

DAY CARE CENTER OPENS this Saturday
when Open house will be held from 10.a.m.

eS ee

tions. The building, now completely te-
vamped, was once :the old Celgar canteen

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council ‘that “Mrs. Moran
thas: an interested purchaser
for the apartment building,
-but rezoning was required.
She said’ the proposed buy-
er is possibly interested in
putting a cafe in the apart-
ment. building. ©

- to. 3'p.m. to give the general publican op- -
portunity. to familiarize itself with both. the
facilities for both the Kootenay Columbia *
Day Care Centre and the Little People Nur-
sery. Coffee will be served and members
will be on hand to chat and answer ques-

and has been donated to the society by the
Town of’ Castlegar. Enjoying. the facilities
of the Day Care Center. are, foreground,
‘Sammy. and: Michael, background, Shane

and Alvin with a bike. j
— Castlegar News Photo

left ‘to Sct Marilyn Polovnikoff, Donna Walker, Kathie
Tarasoff, Susan Tipping; Rilla’ Hartley, . Bev Strelioff. and
Gloria Zaytsoff. The girls will travel this weekend. to Grand
Forks where they will take part in the Provincial Champion-
ship. — Castlegar News Photo

WEST. KOOTENAY CHAMPIONS is this field i hockey team, ©
ithe senior Rockettes of SHSS, who took the. championship
game from Trails L. V. Rogers with a final’ score of. 2-0.
hown. with their coach, Mrs.. Verna Chernoff, are, front

ow, left to right, Darlene Keus, Linda Popoff, Kathy Martin,
Vicki Polovnikoff, Carol Tomlin, Debbie Omytruk. Back row,

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