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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Aug. 29, 1968 9

Stadler-Klavon Wedding
Spans Nationai Borders |

The bride’s relatives at-!donned a white linen dre
tended mass any featuring | ‘an’ A-line shirt}
wi
fjcoupie who were simultane ze uecseaorles sees

: ous exchanging thal ee lowing 0
§ nupt ‘ollowing a wedding trip |
BR] vows In Our Lady of Perpet-|to Lake Lo aban seer eS ce 3 .
yi ual Help Catholic Church at{and West Kootenays and oi .
Kamloops, anagan points, the couple will
-] Bouquets of white car-|reside ini Kitimat.
nations and ‘orange gladioli
alanked the altar for the ear-
\ly July nuptial mass which
united in marriage Christine
Klavon and Lioyd Joh Stad |
ler, both of -Kitim:
The bi

Castlegar Golf Club

It's good to be back in
this wonderful area .after
nine weeks in the land of
turmoil and many golf cour-

ses,
Unfortunately the old
“duffer"” was too busy to en-

Social Notes from About the District

Mrs. D. E. Hughes 365-5503)

Mr. and Mrs, L. Binsted
of North Surrey were recent
visitors to the home of

and Mrs. Reg Davis of Kin-

alrd.
Margaret Reith of
accompanied by
id John, returned
Pi rAugust noe ‘spendin:
in

Hi-Lite Restaurant
“Specializing in Chinese Foods”
Phone 365-6741 for Take-Out Orders

Open 6 a.m, to 12 Midnight Daily
Open 6 a.m. to 1 a.m. Fridays & Saturdays
Air Conditioned for Ceol Comfort
BANQUET FACILITIES FOR SMALL GROUPS

ter ad her mother,

‘qu know? — Start
your py Children 's party off
with a bang! Blow up bal-

Ammunition

Theodore Lang of Kin-
naird, accompanied by Esther
and Gordon, returned during
the weekend after visiting re-
latives at Fenwood, Regina,
Trossachs, Moose Jaw, Swift
Current and
They also viewed Diefenbak:
er lake and Gardiner dam.
‘a|__Mr. and Mrs, E Webster of
'rs,| Kinnaird returned home Sun-
ith | day after spending two weeks
with their son-in-law and dau-
ghter, Mr. and Mrs. John G.
Hopping of Smithers.

Mrs. Mont:

loons and paint invitations
on them. Then mail deflated
balloons with a note saying:
“Blow.”

m
game has suffered, as. was
proven in a local tournament
/this weekend.

overseas,
her brothers ‘and sisters in
North England and her son-

KINDERGARTEN

HONEYMOON IN THE AZORES is now be-
ing enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. Aires Cordeiro
(nee Stella Rivers) who were married recent-

ly in St. Rita’s: Church. The

youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert

Rivers of Castlegar while the
ents reside in the Azores. The

will visit with the groom’s parents and re-
Jatives until October when they will return

home. Matron
bride is the

groom's par-
young couple

tion.

to Castlegar where they will make their

of honor was the bride's only

sister, Mrs. Celia O'Neail of Seattle, and
bridesmaids were the groom’s niece Miss
Eduarda Silva and Miss Glenna Howes, both
of Castlegar. The groom's brother and sister-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Silva, represented
the groom’s parents at the wedding recep-| hour;

part of the summer was quite
jot, the course is in fairl,
gocd condition. The new sec-
tion has really improved par-
ticularly after the water sys-

tem was repaired and the
course fertilized a number of

not ready for play now; how-
ever, whatever the difficul-
ties were that delayed the
development, they have been
overcome so we can now look
forward to a wonderful golf-
ing future.

The men. will host the
Wandermere golf club on
Saturday, of next week, so
the course will be closed to
the general ‘public for a few.

"Please watch for, time an-

Recreation Complex Questions
Answered by Area Chairman

The announcement last
week that a recreation com-
plex is being planned by Re-
gional Recreation Commis-
sion No. 1 has stirred a var-
jety of questions from citi-
zens throughout the district.

In the first of a series of
statements in reply to some
of those questions, commis-
sion chairman Colin Pryce
explains the definition and

al of the

What is this District Recre-
ation Commission?

Regional Recreation Com-
mission No. 1 is an appointed
body under Bylaw 15 of the
Regional District of Central
Kootenay.

The commission serves
an area approximately the
same as School District No.
9 (Castlegar, Kinnaird, Rob-
son, ims, Tarrys ‘Shore-

and its concept of what the
proposed. complex should be
eC.

Marx Auto Body
& Paint Service
Towing — Body Work
Painting — Welding
Insurance Claims

acres, Blue-
berry.)
The function of the com-
mission is to improve all
forms of recreation for all
segments of society within
this district by offering pro-
grams and by using public
Buildings and other suitable
areas more effectively.
Your commission Ys able
to plan a referendum
eventually present it through
CKRD to the people for gape
tal improvements in distri

P

24-Hour Wrecker Service]
Phone 365-7248

the airport.
never: rr to walk there.

Castlegar will never buy
is.

First of all, the propos-
ed recreation centre is not
legar-Kinnaird un-

. It will be a district
therefore, must
be ntocated for district needs.

The site opposite the air-
port, between the Kinnaird
bridge and the Selkirk Col-
lege turn-off is central to
the district. It has plenty of
room for parking and ex-
pansion.

This government land
would not be as expensive as
any equivalent piece of land
within the towns.

But, for prpument's sake,
lets say that

wee!

Also, will on members

who went to Spokane in the
spring please check the list

in the clubhouse or contact

John Landis at 365-5440.

A brief meeting on
Men's Night, next Wednes-
day, will help formalize our
program so that they will
never forget this clu this club.

Third Annual
Tourney Saturday
‘For Jr. Baliplayors

The third annual’ Babe
Ruth baseball tournament
will be held on Saturday and
Sunday, with all games to
be played at Kinnaird Pare

Six teams _consistin;

Creston, Grand “Forks, ‘hel
son, Rossland, Trail . and

complex was planned for a
site yeithin the towns.
How many kids would
walk to this complex?
Our pt opulation is spread
out along the river and only
minority ally

a would
walk. Dusin

this coming

lows:
14 E
«|winter, just check out the

number of people who walk

to the present arena.

Business and Professional Directory

CASTLEGAR _CUSTOM
UPHOLSTERY

Recovering - Remodelling
Carpet - Tiles

MARVIN L. LeROY

Craftsmanship
Call for Free
No Obligation

Ph. 365-5636

PHOTOCOPYING
it Pal

PARSLOW’S
Enterprises Ltd.
Gunsmiths

Locksmiths

GREEP’S ELECTRIC
ELECTRICAL

OFFICE SUPPLIES
Call at the

CASTLEGAR NEWS
Ph. 365-7266

Cc for | ©
A and B trophies.

The tourney is being
sponsored by the Castlegar-
Hobsons ‘Minor Baseball As-

Game schedule is as fol-

‘Game No. 1 at_10 a.m.

Sat. — Nelson vs Rossland.

Gene No. 2 at 12.30 p.m.
vs Saori

and Winner Game No. 2.

Game No. 5 at 10 a.m.

Sun. — Losers game, no 1
and losers game no.

fosers game Bo. 30 pam.

Sun. — Winner of game no.

3 pm
Sunday will be between Pine “

winner of game) no. djand
the winner o! me: no.
= 0. 7 will

in-law_ant
Mrs.

y attended the golden wedding
anniversary

brother and sister-in-law,
and Mrs.

mes. Pass Baar accompanied by
It is too bad that it is|Terr,

iendea the capping ceremony

of her daughter,

last

General Hospital.

Mrs. Margaret Denneus were
her
husbands, Mr. and Mrs. Nor
man Graftoaf and famils and
Mr. and Mrs.
and family as well as Mr.
and Mrs,’ Marte Howatt and
daughter, Holly, all
gary.

Funeral Tuesday
For T. S. Wallace

held Tuesday
Simpson Wallace,
ihe East Trail United Church

the

He

officiating.

Trail-Tadanac Hospital after
a Jong illness.

1913, he moved to Trail
1934 to work for Comite

Trail Legion and of the Fid- Fi
oy Te at Trail.

Vancouver; a brother, John
of Trail and a sister, Mrs. H.
(Marion) Grummett of Bril-
liant.

grandchildren.”
urial
View Cemetery near

Mr. and

Warner of Blueberry Cree!

returned recently from the
coast where they have been
visiting relatives. They are
now rounding out their holi-
Mr.|days camping and fishing.

Mrs, Edith Craig of Kin-
naird Ie left Tuesday for a pro-
longed visit in Eastern Can-
ada. Following her travels
she will be making her home
at vi

.daughter, Mr. and
Fred Ison in London. °
While in England they
of Mrs. Best's

illiam Sanderson.
Mrs, Alex Sperling of

, Kathy and Arthur, at-

Margaret
Friday ‘at Vancouver Mr. Jim Hors-
will and aan “of Kinnaird
returned from Osoyoos Wed-
nesday where they were iene
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim
haw.

Mr. and Mrs. M. Grazziotto
and family of Kinnaird re-
turned on the seckend er

ays vis!

of car (pending 2 fay dav

Guests at the home of

two sisters and their

Duane Walker

Trade in your used shell-casings when you pur-
chase a new supply of ammunition.

4831 SHELL POWDER
SPECIAL, Ib.
LARGEST SELECTION OF RIFLES IN THE
KOOTENAYS

CASTLEGAR SPORTING GOODS

Everything for the Sportsman

Guests last week ane the
home of Mr, and Mrs. Ered
Bonnett of

Mr. and Mrs. Danny o'shea
and daughters Sharon, Dar-
lene and Carol of Prince Ru-
pert.

The O’Sheas are former
residents of Kinnaird and
visited many of their former
neighbours and friends.

While here their son,
Danny Jr. was the house
guest | of Randy Houghton of
Kinnair

Funeral services were
for James
55, from

Rev. -C. N. Howard 0!
Kinnaird United *Ghareh

Mr. Wallace died in the
Mr. ee Mrs. Don’ Quid-
ing of Blucberry Creek re-
turned Friday after visiting
Mr. Quiding’s mother, Mrs.
F. Quiding of Moose Jaw and
Mrs. Quiding's parents, Mr.
ind Mrs. ony: 6) kihar of
Melville, Sas!

Wallace is survived ‘Mre. M. A. Gordon of
”! Kinnaird had as a guest last
week her mother, Mrs. Janet
we Law of London, England.
w visited several U.S.
points, ‘neluding San Fran-
on an extensive trip

Seco. out North America.
She left for England ear-
ty this week, accompanied as
far as Calgary by. her daugh-

Born in b ‘Nelson une a7,

was a member of the

Also surviving are two

was at Mountain

NANA CN

School District No. 9 - Castlegar -
ATTENTION

PARENTS & PUPILS

ing School Opening

were in June 1967.

ARY SCHOOL (Bus.)

The i
will apply, effective September 3, 1968. .
2|1. FOR SCHOOL OPENING, bus routes will operete as they

2. ALL GRADE 1 to 4 PUPILS on SHOREACRES FLATS and
GLADE will attend SHOREACRES SCHOOL.

3.-GRADES 1 fo 7 PUPILS residing between HIGH ARROW
and. BRILLIANT DAMS will attend ROBSON ELEMENT-

Equipment for Sale

ARROW DAM
PROJECT

FOUNDATION - DRAVO JOINT VENTURE
CASTLEGAR, B.C.

Effective now, major components of plant and equip-.
ment are available for sale on fleet or individual unit
basis. Equipment offered for sale is in top operational
condition.

Plant and include

and inventories normal is scraper and end-dump earth-
works, quarry and rock work, mass concrete and mech-
anical installations, marine and scow dumping units,
camps and transportation facilities.

TRACTORS: D 8's, H_ series, D9's, rippers, winches
dozers, Angle and U-Type.

CRAWLER, SHOVEL AND CRANES: Cranes, Draglines
and Shovels. 4600 Manitowocs, 88-B shovels and
cranes. 71 B.

MOBILE CRANES: 25 ton,
Groves.

COMP DRS: Mobile and 125 cfm, 365
cfm, 600 cfm, 900 cfm, portable, and Pret.
BATCH PLANT: C. S. Johnson Sectional Concrete
Batching unt Silos. 4—4 cu. yd. Tilt Mixers, Ce-

ment Ad Mix los, Reclaim :Tunnels, Rewash,

Complete Automatic ‘Controls.

CONCRETE BUCKETS: Garbro 2 yd. - 4 yd. plus Power
Hooks. : Z

110 ton, Galion and

‘VIBRATORS:

GRADERS: Adams 777, Cat 14E.

CONVEYORS: To 54 inch, various set-ups.

F. E. LOADERS: Michigan 175A, Cats 988, Case 530.

— Pat ‘Archibald Photo

Kiteuaa Seven Vows
In Trail United Church

A Trail-Castlegar couple
was united in marriage ai
ceremony July 20 performed
by Rev. Tom Wilding of Cas-
od Fa the East Trail Unit-

the "ream Michael Jo-
seph Killough, is jie son of|Rean
and Mrs. Cc. Killough
we “Castlegar.

solo ith Mrs, Harris at the
i marri:

i a:
her father, the brid ©
a floor-length gown ‘¥

line.

her chapel-len, tri
Her hea should-

er-] tength veil-of tulle illusion

LOTT CAT
FOR

AIRLINE

RESERVATIONS

eo.
MEXICO - HAWAIIAN
& EUROPEAN TOURS

d
F, Attaway sang a

ing her, gown

godmoth:

roses.

was secured by a bow match-

arried a lace-cov-
ered "Bible, a gift from ber
in En,

aoa) Which were placed several

Father T. Flanner;

ev.
officiated at the doublering

ceremony.

Music was by the organ-
het for the parish ab “Our

“chita ‘Animal!

The t F
secuted in, test parent My netic cat for

dy of P
Given

™ shoulders to form a grace-

train.
Her titee tered, bouf-
fontatyle veil wi

I” in orde:
prosecution. effective.

FROM THE GALLERY

edge, was secured to a cap
of rolled nylon sheet buds
Upped with pearlized, wister-

“ She carried a white Pray:
er book encased in ruffled
Jace and centered with
large single orchid held in
place by an orange velvet
streamers.

The groom’s sister, Mrs.
Judith Gallant of North Kam-
loops, wearing a pale green
sheath with matching lace ov-
ercoat and rosebuds and
green leaves in her coiffure,
was matron of honor.
The bride’s sister, Angela
Klavon of. iams Lake,

a nieces, nephews and grand-

A family man past 60
years, amply bestowed with

childre:
joyable holiday. fishing in
own private lake, rom]

ing with: the young ones

1 in the forest or just
sitting = his feet up en-
joying the warm sunshine. A
wealthy bachelor on the oth-
r side of 50, accustomed
to the swinging life of ‘the
international ‘intellectual set,
however, would find . such

a

was

She wore a sheath of

avocado satin and a white

velvet ribbon entwined

throughout her coiffure.

Both attendants carried
with

aa bride's att
Ermacora in peach and
Rean in

ance in the A-

brother: of | fhe om,
des broth’

yellow, | =
Yeas Smyth in hue pale

green, wore slesve.
press gowns of peau

A-line.
k Killough of Van-
roth-

of the br bide ae and
2 Roy Smyth, sharing

He yellow. or-
le-and green
velvet bows and. streamers.
eir shoes and gloves
were white.

Donald Klein of Vancou-
ver was best man with Mich-
ael Klavon of "Stanhope, New
Jersey, U.S.A. ushering.
ie ‘A reception was hela at

dul Hes.
the hewn Hall,

mums, _ flank

if) candelabra mie th white Sys tabonne

centered the white crochet-
ed, lace-covered bride's table.
The: bride's cake, made
by her mother, was iced by
the groom’s aunt Helen.
George Yurko was mast-
er of ceremonies with the
uncle of the bride, Mr. H.
Smyth, giving the toast to

th

Telegrams were read
rom. Kelowna, Vancouver,
Nelson. and gale
multicolored floral
chiffon dress with white sho-
es. and gloves entone were
chosen by the bride’s mother.

the reception held in
ip a low ar-
f | rangement obs sladiol and

Canadian Inn at Kam-
lodps where b:thie d bnides fable

mums and orange Bladioli
flanked by tall tapers in

ver candlesticks. departure
The two-tiered wedding|5

cake, made by the groom’s
mother, was pystne et with
pale orange roses and green
eaves. Two white doves held

ig
For her daughter’s wed-
ding, Mrs. Klavon chose an
apricot i ith © com;

alin the Gatineau ate wk

de-
pressing bore.

So it is not surprisin,
that Prime Minister Teaend

nm
he wanted a polida and t took
instead. Jin.

off

and One off te int rie
encoura; about

both the raping things ab and

Tory leader Stanfield is that

they are not

determined
retain "thir’ lives: ‘as! Pinalvide|
ual human
All ‘the ‘more ‘reason, then,
to: wonder at the little melo-
drama_ that surrounded Mr. | bar!
Frugleauts for

en, can have an en-| ma‘

ne
of a child was taken to court

Parliament is the Real Test of PM

about a secret marriage were
a natural result of the secre-
tiveness and, while Pierre

of

rumored intended bride sue.
fered ‘the ultimate in press
badgering. :

His own mother was
forced to have her telephone
disconnected to get some
peace and quiet.

I€ the prime minister
wants to polida aa a foreign

@
lott ‘Trudeau
| the faces the electorate at
ihe next
not

his reputation for

REGISTRATION

Notice to those who made application last
May for St. Rita’s Kindergarten:

Registration will -be held at the Kinder.
garten on Front Street.on Wednesday morning,
Sept. 4, from 9.30 - 11 a.m.

, DEPARTMENT OF LANDS, FORESTS AND WATER
RESOURCES
FOREST SERVICE
NOTICE
LS

An Examination for Licence to Scale is scheduled to be
held at:-

NEW. DENVER, FRIDAY, SEPT. 13th, 1968
commencing at the Ranger Station at 8:00 AM.
This examination is open to the public upon comple-
tion of Forms and of a fee of $5.00
for first-timers. ;
Acting Scalers are required to attend and tike the
in with Ne. 9 of the
Eallars to take the: Exam. may resuit iz
of an

By Honrv Heald

liament does is blazoned on
the front pages of the pap-
ers, little fruit ork is
accomplished.

Much has been written
about the amendments to the
Criminal Code, easier abor-
tions,’ new freedom for ho-
legis-
lation and a bill of rights.
The results of a
flaton necessary ot ee

inge
few Canadians. te a

‘There were man' things

Proposed in the el

=e

consists o:
ae the scaling of logs noon Cubic Sele aut PB
In addition a written examination is to be completedt by
each Candidate. Time limit for the writter examination,

is four (4) eet
Scalin;

regional ‘economic develop-
ment, tra initiative: Interested ns are Bois to take note that 2 primary
Tequirement for a position as Woes for the Re.
Forest Service is a Scaler’s and three year's

public experience as a ae

welfare

"Those are what the tax-
payers will te looking for in
ihe Throne Speech on Sept.

universal
emes.

J. R. Johnston,
DISTRICT FORESTER.

iti Sent see done
wi the ul et, t, eftective:

cluded announcem
14, Bours after

Wi

the country seeme!

signed ‘as a publicity

than as a cover for a quiet

vacation...
The

The brief, no-details-in-

It is
periods “that useful work on
Sehale of the taxpayers gets
lone. -
During crises such as the
Rivard and Munsinger scan-
dals, when everything Par-

as. safe]

flurry of rumors

during’ such quiet

mented by a beige comple:
hat and accessories.
The mother of the groom
wore a mauve «and ‘rose-col-
orca print floater with rose
whimsy hat’and black acces-

“Courtesy
-~OnThe Highway

; Can: 4. TARRYS, SHOREACRES and PASS CREEK ELEMENTARY
KOOTENAY WELDING: : PUPILS will assemble at 8:30 AM. and dismiss at 2:30
PM

” & CASTING REPAIRS
Exeinplar Ritual -
Was Held Recently

The Exemplar ritual was
held on June 3 at the home
of Nora

sistel al
Jewels chapter received. their
Exemplar pins. Mrs. Baulk-|
ham, Mrs. G. Cawte, Mrs.
D. Calder, Mrs. S. Campbell,
Mrs. J. Gormley, E.
Isokson, Mrs. J. Dickson, Mrs.
P.. Konkin, Mrs. B. Lightle,
we. J. Vighi and Mrs. P.
jesgy.
Officers cent ere?
president — Mrs.
vice president Mrs. ‘¢ ‘Bauik.

BELT LOADERS: Kolman 50’'x 60", 60° x 60”, Grizlie
Attachthents.

SCRAPERS: TS-24 Euclid, S-18, S-12’s.

DUMP_ TRAILERS: Cooke Challenge 50 ton Model
BDS-2D, Bottom Dump.

CONCRETE HAULERS: 30 ae Semi-Trailers Willock.
WATER BUFFALOWS: Utility 26’ Boat with Pusher
Knees, 240 H-P. ss

sories.
Both wore: rosebud cor-
sages entone.
Heinz Goerliz of Kelow-
19 {a was master of ceremonies,
reading several telegrams
from Vancouver.
For. travelling, the bride

ie groom’s mother wore
blue crepe ‘sheath, blue
Fing-hat and white accessor-

ies.

For the wedding trip
Okanagan points, the ride
aonneds a pink linen’ sheath
hite entone

Sporting Goods
Ph. 368-5025
1319 BAY — TRAIL, B.C.

ARRANGED

e
CASTLEGAR AGENT
FOR THE WESTERN

HOTEL CHAIN

WEST'S

DEPT. STORE
Phone 365-7542

"TRUITT pT ER

CASTLEGAR NEWS
Reasonable Rates
5. GRADES 1 to 6 PUPILS — SHERBI{KG, CEDAR CREST
and WOODLAND PARK areas.
A..Pupils SOUTH OF CHRISTINA PLACE (VALHALLA

STREET) will attend WOODLAND PARK SCHOOL

fo Bus).

B. sss NORTH OF CHRISTINA PLACE (VALHALLA

STREET) will attend TWIN RIVERS SCHOOL (No

Bus).

6. GRADE 1 and 2 PUPILS residing in KINBERRY HEIGHTS
will attend VALLEY VISTA SCHOOL (Bus
GRADE 1 PUPILS transported to VALLEY ‘VISTA in 1967-
68 will continue to attend that School in 1968-69.

7. GRADE 7 PUPILS. :
‘A. Pupils from TARRYS, OOTISCHENIA, GIBSON CREEK z

and PASS. CREEK will attend TWIN RIVERS SCHOOL DIAMOND ;DRILES:

Bus). LIGHT PLANTS: Lister SL3 c/u Tower and Flood
B. WOODLAND PARK an and KINNAIRD pupils, south, of Lights.

.R. Tracks, will atten Al 4 : R

TARY SCHOOL (fio Bus). estan re, 5 KW.

c. Pupils ot CEDAR CREST and SHERBIKO areas, north|| PUMPS: 12”, 10”, 6”, 4”, 2", Gas, Diesel, Electric and
f the C.P.R. ‘Tracks, will attend TWIN RIVERS Submerzibles.
SCHOOL ie. Bus).

D. BLUEBERRY CREEK PUPILS will attend KINNAIRD|| (OMT ACTOR: 50 ton Ferguson RI 1005,

Light atten co

hie first meeting will ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (Bus). TAMPERS: Impact and. Vibrator.

be held Sept. 9. 8. GRADE 8 PUPILS. TRUCKS — PICKUPS:.GMC Models 5-3-2-1 ton, Lube

A. ALL. GRADE 8 PUPILS will attend the KINNAIRD Sone Flat Decks C/W, AFrames, Hi and Low
JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL.

B. CASTLEGAR PUPILS, north of CHRISTINA PLACE
TALHALLA STREET), assemble at 8:00 A-M. on the
PARKING AREA at STANLEY HUMPHRIES SECOND-
ARY SCHOOL (Bus).
C. WOODLAND PARK pupils and pupils residing SOUTH
OF CHRISTINA PLACE (VALHALLA STREET) assem-
ble at CASTLEAIRD PARKING LOT at 8:20 am. (Bus).
D. PUPILS residing between KINBERRY HEIGHTS and
BLUEBERRY CREEK assemble at REGULAR BU GUN Bes ea my aes
E. KINNAIRD PUPILS residing between the ‘CUT-RATE || RADIOS: Motorola, Portables, Car ‘Type; Base Stations.
SHOPPING CENTRE and KINBERRY HEIGHTS arel! Carp RATERS: 2040 man Bunkhouses, Complete

w ‘Kitchen and Mess Facilities, Commissary.

GRADE 9 PUPILS

US POWER TOOLS: Impact Wrenches,
ALL ACADEMIC GRADE 9 PUPILS residing in KIN- 1

NAIRD including WOODLAND PARK will attend KIN- Grinders, Drills, Lathes, Power Saws, ete.
NAIRD JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL (Bus).

Board of School Trustees,

~ Saves Lives”

REPAIRS
To All Major Appliances
CASTLEGAR
APPLIANCE &
REFRIGERATION
SERVICE

Ph.

For
RUBBER STAMPS
See, Phone, Write
Clean Cut Rubber
‘ Stamp Shop
Box 25, Robson, B.C.
Ph. 365-7605

121 Columbia Ave.
Ph. 365-5531

ind Mrs. J. MacLeod, Mr. and

Mrs. Perwal of Vancouver,
Christina’ Lake, .| Mr. and Mrs. B, Lemon qrom

Whitehead of Creston, Syd- Mrs.

ney Scott of Ireland, Mr. and Downing, of Midway and me Mr.

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Electric (Castlegar) Ltd. Hon. Wesley D. Black,

Minister of Highways

IMPORT EXPORT
P.O. Box 833 At athe

retary, Mrs. S. Campt
tension, j officer Mrs. P.
treasurer

If every driver on our. sy to other drivers
_ as he thinks they should extend to inns there would be far fewer accidents an@
fatalities and highway driving would always be the pleasure it should be.

On the highway, courtesy means obeying the rules - e.g. staying in
the right hand lane except when passing, using signal lights when changing
lanes, avolding excessively fast or slow speeds. Drivers tow!
: trailers and other siower moving vehicles should not bunch Hs but
allow space between vehicles for safe passing.

Highway courtesy begins before the driver leaves home. He makes sure
that his car's steering, brakes, tires, lights and engine are in excellent
condition and that he, himself, feels rested and alert.

in B.C., we have built our highways to make safe, courteous drivi
Only you the driver, if tl these : pedal dyed!
ly and ly or ‘Sbused

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DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
The Hon. Wesley D. Black, Minister
Parliament Buildings, Victoria, British Columbia

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