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wishes to thank ‘the people. of!
Castlegar and District: for their -
patronage during :1982.: We. look,
forward to serving you, in,1983°”
with prompt ‘and. efficient ‘service:
on all: your ‘major: home., pplian-

Guy . Woods, wildlife’ biol-
ogist for the Fish and: Wild.

Environment, announced this”
week that his staff has found

‘a mature cow caribou’ shot

and left at the head of’ Car-

oline Creek near the’ Salmo-

Creston Summit..”"); a

The animal was ono of leas

than 0 (left/in the Selkirk: -t?

public assistance in‘ locating’
the animals. If anyone. sees
these caribou, phone the con-

service in

The holiday eecson wil soon
writs elle egoven il spon b upon pera about:
dieting, take actlon now! :
oye ose 17 1025 pounds In
NS eee 0 pour
New Yeor find more of you

e: cannot afford to lose:
‘more ‘of these’ animals

‘ message can be left on the
id after

hours,

Any. asalntcnes the public - RY,

can give in either matter

Sowboys and cowgirls, to an Einstein’ and pirate:

: team. Mr. Rodgers’, the coach, said, “The boys will smoke

ues I asked some spectators what they. thought of the

By CLAUDIA BRAMAN
It was a wild aft at Kinnaird Junior
School Oct. 29,: when a Halloween sockhop took: place.
:Weird costumes ‘worn. by the ‘students, \ ran; from.

During the “aance; an apple bobbing contest: took
. It stopped when a ‘student put his face in the: waters
and:the green paint ran.into it.

By. PAULSTEENVOORDEN 3
On Nov. 3 at 12:25 p.m. there was lots of oxcitomant
in the gym-when the teachers took on the boys’ volleyball

fem.”, Miss Chmara.stated that with a classy. feain like
ae the boys would surely lose.

:) However, both games: were won by the boys; 1
res, of:16-14 and 16-12,

game. Maya said, “It looked like they all had a good time.”
Other. students ‘said the games. were fun to watch.'..

? Mr. Mike Rodgers coaches the boy's volleyball team
at K.J.\The names ‘of some team members. are: ' Blair.
Verishine, John Jenner, Fernando Ferreira,: Tony Silvas,

' Raposo, Louis da Costa. They have been ‘working out for’

(j Petrole
aa
Breve similar survey done for),

eat silver Birch stude

i corse ‘as'part'ata the s ram intended

rary. ‘The;

will: have. to be sought ‘elsewhere at the

ind of the school year. Shown from left, back row:are
Jason, Olson,’ Steven: Middlaton,: Julie Jones; front
row, Michelle. Kalesnikoff,: a 'yisitor to the program,

used ‘to: coming to

Year: for |

Steven, ‘Soares and Pat Livin

glican' ::
‘held | ‘its annual tea’ and: baz:

aar. The tea tables were very
tastefully decorated _with

‘decorations inside ‘of them."

Mra. J. Booth welcomed
the guests’as they arrived,”
extended: greetings ‘to, : all

: present, then’ declared the:

‘bazaar. officially open. All the

committees were kept very,

and ‘the:

~ gontest. There are th eng
groups, 3-4: years, 6-67years

F and 7.8 yoore: Pictures can

tetter.' The Nawiie and ‘nov;

elty table: was. supervised: by,

Attei ding: to: the: tea ta:
bles were Mrs. E. “Akselson,

° Mrs. C:: Beal, Mrs. ‘S. Pat-
‘“terson, Mrs. W.. Peace, and

Mrs: W. Leduc. In charge of.
tea ticket sales were Mrs. J.
Donnan and Mrs. R. yest

nessmen’s Association.
Ons Hockey Fun

spend an hour skating. Noon-°

hour ‘hockey is. from 12 - 1

p.m. every Monday Wednes, e:

ball or table tennis, Castlegar
has: clubs., The Castlegar

, Badminton:Club plays Wed-

neaday at 7:30 p.m. at Selkirk
College and Fridays at 7:p.m.
Kinnaird Elementaty

ol. . The Castlegar Table
Tennis‘Club plays every
Monday at 8 p.m.‘at the Boy
Scout*'Hall. “Anyone ~inter-

“ested in playing Broomball is

‘The ACW extentled ‘thas ©
a

tion: to all. who

the afternoon’ a‘success. The

afternoon's door: prize “was;

‘drawn by Chris.

and the winning ticket’ be-

~(eubmitted)

Funeral held for Pavlis.

Dominik Pavlis, . beloved
husband of Elizabeth Yvonne
rails of 161 Crescent Street,

Ne

Paul da Costa,
Darren ‘Harshenin, Jaret Clay, Darin Neufeld, Rollen

over.a month. This is the first time Mr. Rodgers has
coached this sport and he thinks the team will be one of

(the top three in their division.

passed
3 ‘at’ the ‘age - of,
= Prayers ; will pe

recit
Thursday, Dec. 2 at 7:30 p.m.:
‘at Sty Rita’s Catholic Church
‘with’ Rev.* Father “Michael ©
“18, 1914 in Roseberry, B.C.

‘Guinan officiating.

(Source: CPPA)

Forestry experts are certain that Canada’s ‘

° Expanding Forest Pea

forests can be ‘much more” di

ae tre ies, Silvi

Mass. ‘of Christian burial

‘will be ‘celebrated: Friday,
“Dec. 8 at 10 a.m. at St. Rita's

Catholic’ Church’ with’:Rev.
Fr.’ Michael ‘Guinan ‘as ‘ cel-

ited. ‘ebrant. Burial willbe in the
Park Memorial Cemetery.

“Mr. Pavlis was born April

and moved with his family. to

Grand’ Forks in’ 1928. -He
served overseas during
‘WWII in. Holland and Eng-
land. He married. Elizabeth

“Yvonne Pavlis‘on June 27, ”

1958 at Bjordale Sask. and
worked for the CPR for 84%
years. He was a member of.

the Brotherhood of Mainten-”

ce of: Wey, Employees for

travelling and fis!
Besides his wife, he'is sur-
vived by. one son, Joseph:

Shay, of Robson;, one grand-
son,’ Donald Shay;; two..sis-;
ters, ‘Helena ‘Ackert' of Cor-”

bin, B.C:and,,Vera Mora’ of

Coquitlam, four brothers, 3

\Joseph and:Pat of! Grand
Forks and Steve and Andrew
of Cranbrook. 4

* Mr.:Pavlis' is predeceased
by ‘his parents, one brother
Nick and one’ sister,; Cecilia
Lodder.:: Funeral ; _arrange-
ments are. under “the: dir
ection of the Castlegar Fu-
neral Chapel. z

gar passed: away at Willow
Haven Private Hospital, Sat-
urday, Nov. 27 at the age of
93. years. Funeral service for
the late Mrs, Wishinski’ will
beheld Thursday, Dec. 2 at

.i1'a.m.:at, the. Castlegab Fu-
the CPR, Local 181'and loved :

Chapel with Rev. Ted
tow. officiating. Burial
il be inthe Park Memorial

@‘grew-up and mar-
ried. William’ Stefoniuk in
1906... In 1908 she and: her
husband came to Canada set-
tling: in’ Kindersly, Sask.

After Mr. Stefoniuk passed
away she moved to Trail and
married Fred Wishinski.and
after: his ‘retirement . from
Cominco they moved to Cres-
ton and came to Castlegar in

the 1950's. She is survived by:

two sons, Fred Stefoniuk ‘of
Nelson and Mike Stefoniuk of
Victoria; four. “daughters,
Mary. ‘Morgan: and’. Doris

techniques can ‘speed ‘growth and increase
timber yields. But new costs are involved.

Steps to accelerate forest renewal must
be taken ‘now, because it takes a long time
to grow a tree in Canada, The most urgent
need is! reforestation’ of lands that have
been harvested or destroyed by fires plant-

nation’s forests.’ | They act as k

the pulp ‘and paper ‘companies, Govern-
ment and industry must continue efforts to
accelerate reforestation and other steps to.
increase the forest harvest. A plentiful sup-

ply of low-cost fibre is needed to maintain:
Canada’s competitive ‘position in) world

Papi Information Services, Canadian
Pulp. and’ Paper Association, Sun Life’

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Men’s Winter Bc ots ‘

Felt: Packs —

Bowden of Kindersly, Sask.,
Sophia’ Toffolo 6f Burnaby
and Anna Spatari of Toronto;
15. grandchildren, 26. great-
grandchildren and one ‘great-
great-granddaughter..;
Sheiis predeceased by her
first husband’ William Stef-
oniuk’ and ‘her ‘second ‘hus-

hand ’ Fred; Wishinski. ‘Fu--

neral\ arrangements are ‘un-
der ‘the ‘direction of the
Ci tlegar Funeral Chapel.:

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