Poraly Vi Visits ts Castlegar / Area

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meat now.

Kinnaird Ratpayera will hold
ratepayers urged to attend.

Robson’ Women's Association

* y ni
Christmas novelties and minee-

SMITH'S

a: loud. ye!

Prince “Willlam followed close-

ly by the marauder. The bear

appeared.to be the more afraid

hasty retreat in the

ete airectlon once it clear-
d

‘and beat:a

Genelte United Church Rum-

Of
‘and Childrens’ Clothes,
and Household goods——Dough-
nuts and coffee for sale.

Kinnaird United Church Women
will hold rummage sale at
Legion Hall, Sept. 26, 9 a.m.
2nd Castlegnr Scouts meet ev-
Very ‘Tuesday, 630, Anglican
Church Basement.

Sunshine Club — In ald
Handicapped Children will te
in charge of refreshment booth
at Fall Fair. Home baked
woods will be featured.

PLUMBING &.
HEATING
HONE 365-7531 — CASTLEGAR

61 CRESCENT ST. — PHONE: the fren
LNA BSB ne otice he had ex:

cutting] missioner were Bob Praill: of

permit issued by the game com

elstoke, employed in the Cel-
Bey code operations * at» Sid.
itrolm:

uring :

‘quite familiar on the area, He’
is a’ most accomplished hunter,
as is Anderson. The hunt-was,
most successful although:
Prince William and Mr.:' Trou:
bridge stated they worked hard
hunting seven and eight hours

and charged downhill.
‘William brought it down:at very
clone distance, :
Prince William and his com-
panion were: most’ enthusiastic
about the country and its beau-
ty. ‘They sang loud the’ pralges
of Bob Praill and admired
knowledge of the country A
his ability as a‘hunter.
That evening four tired but
| happy hunters returned to Re-
l velstoke and the trip ended with
a happy and hilarious group of
people having dinner.
‘Next morning= was spent
paying trophy fees and arrang-
ing for export permits for two
beautiful silver fipped
hides, one’ of which will hang
‘St. James’ Palace. Princo
Witla left for Vancouver but
before leaving he expressed his
happiness at having visited Bri-
sh Columbia and spoke most

carat of the friendly people

RELIEF OF

perienced.

Kinnaird Socials

ufman, Ph, 365-5488

UBC on Monday ‘where (he: is
working toward his ‘bachelor of
education degree. Mr. Fishwick
had been’ having a holiday with|
‘his’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nor-
man Fishwick.

after-school ~: birthday
event provided. a festive ‘dinner.
for a number.of Wayne Brigge-
man’s’ friends ; when. they ga-|
thered iat:his': house to help’
him, celebrate. ‘Wayne who turn-
ed seven that day. was the guest
of.honor. Afterwards gifts were
opened and. treats topped. the
order for ‘fun: time.”

ance were David Bosek, Randy
Harms, Ra ly ‘Mykyte,
ther. ohn E n Beiggeman and Nor-

‘man
‘Another September child,
Valarie’ Cormier. ; who «: turned:

faree years. old: was presented
gifts by
her. Porters Mr. and. Mrs.
Robert::Cormier of: Prin
pert: who came to visit ‘over: the
irthday ‘event,
‘They have. been the guests
J of:-their. son ‘and daughter-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Terry ‘Cor-
mier for five days. During their
stay: they wate, accompanied on
a short tour of ‘Wash-
ington. ‘and Idaho’ points. The
visitors also.‘ renewed . friend-
ships and acquaintances with re-
sidents from Prince Rupert who
are - now living in this area.

‘situated at the coast working
for'a Vancouver firm. She
uated from the Kinman Business
School in Spokane last June
and just. recently procured the
stenographie position at the
coast. *
past 15 years, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
on their.recently pure! a farm
‘at’ Aldergrove: Paul-has--been
with the village’s works de)
ment for-the past 10 years. ‘He

velopment on his‘40-acre’straw-
perry land ‘in the Fraser. Valley.
The: many® friends which ‘the
Hildebrandts have acquired thro-
ugh the years wish'them every.
success in their new: yen

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a amine

Mr.’ Brian Fishwick leit for |+

‘Wayne's friends in attend- |)

Miss‘ Caroline Mitchell: is |
grad- |@

’ Kinnaird residents for the | i
Hildebrandt are leaving to settle ||

is now.planning to Pursue. d de- | ff

THE EVER POPULAR JUMPER. MACHINE WASHABLE — MAICHINE” DRY-
ABLE — FAST. COLOR — : WON'T. FADE. OR RUN — -NO BLOCKING — NO:
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MOTH HATE.:IT;BUT YOU'LL LOVE IT.. MAKES.

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‘ TIONS: ARE AT THEIR’ BEST!

~ STEEL LINER, 5 5-YEAR COMPRESSOR *
:WARRANTY:: “AND: ‘FOOD: PLAN

~ The: Village . of Castlega

ha

on the plann!

‘board | to .

committee has been challenged | member'Ed Hermian at pin

‘to carry outa threat to‘

an unorplalnied “whole rotten

board

The cuallenne was’ Bs maade in

partial ‘te t: of which fol-| licence, zB Her

poe Whal ‘attending. your spe: council on, mai
meéeting; last week’ by former cial committee meeting on Sept.| +=!made the “fo owing
village’; chairman Aago. Sylvest, ae ‘ealled : to’ deal among other j to me and: Fepeated its

“a| things with: rezoning ia and trade}:

‘in. “who ap: letter 'to the: press:on ‘this sub-
parently, acta officially to assist | ject, I will write one to expose
of rezoning | this whole rotten ‘mesa. \s)5<°

“T pro ured Mr, Her-

Comm. R. C.

} man! that'he could’ count’ on at] ments. trom one foalvid dual! to

by ask} ask’ Mr. Herman to carry out | done without, ‘gong through
threat.” coun nel

, Maddocks com: |..." Co
mented that’ council .“is not in-] man Wo
dn passing along com:

| clerk ‘of Mr,’ Sylvest’s ‘lot-
“Will you file: appro: ;

Provinolal Library, a g
Parliament: “Bulldings,

Victoria, a, Cc.
Dd 91/87654

“48 you weplte ‘one. more | least one more letter: -and J here-' ners He said this “can; be L piately: please.”

- VOL. 17, No. 85"

A “Robson resident aise

“property has been purchased by carne from’ that: he isnot’ eae,

dr0 ae whose name ha:

seen alsed in: a the House - 0}

Castlegar's 108

exension pbyla

ya very harrow’ asia e8-
rday's votin; ai with 60 5%

now where the: story,

isfied.
3 v Kootenay-We:
1 | Herridge told the j
‘mons on’ Monday* that fe: rose
“bristling with indignation" ;to|
| protest :the § ‘abominable : treat
ment” “given Robson ‘resident
Monty Foster; whois: over '80
age and ‘a World War.
veteran’ by the Hydro “octopus.” |
The MP ‘sald, Mr. Foster's
had been expr
lydro Authority.
1’told the Cat e:
gar -News that-his. property: wa:
not ? expropriated ‘and-‘that : ot
don’t ‘know. where that game 00
There's ‘no-truth in it,

‘by -Hydro for i Mis io

Pp 5)

Te sald ite was: “not to0. =
: ab

docks reported:
‘excellent meeting” naa bee
‘held. sinh the vilage

: ed “inex
ett #of. male a "district

Tauseum-! Ubrary its

Castlogar’s centennial com-
mittee has now been appoint-
ed.

Lorne , Zinio” told

council's. meeting | last; week | council’s opinion on the sugges- olatita
U-Reed, bu- fon: that any funds the pines Apartments at the Gre a

at smelterman Al
Gordi

attend

of Canada ‘next Wednesday: ev:
* ening’ at at, the : Kinnalrd | Unite

ij is
le to gaat
itizens" hom- | 1

“are” not normal
for “such a project.’

He comes to’ Kinnaird with |?!
ur his wife Margaret and‘ will take

project be! applied towards. the
proposed ; Kiwanis

for a Centennial

‘project. of. : a
brary.}

esky, ‘Pommmented tat he eophy
will: be. avidly ;sot
Mudents. Mr. Anderson ter
relatively recent, graduate of
the ‘school-and‘one:minute’s: sil.
-ence : was, observed “by” students
in his: es

dia ‘Pelle;
teacher) John* Landis. ea

: and District: abe
le | chers’ sAscociation cholarships
of: $1502 and? $100.

a proposal by

ment but also tne ‘Brow

‘can ‘be expected'in any: vent,
oy. Dr.) Keenleyside : said ° B.
‘Hydro’ is: prepared to pick: e
‘half ‘the $6,400,

Innaird's Adjuatment to Colum:
bia treaty effects ‘has’ besa
xamining © ways ot mea

of -assisting. int'your’ task patie
e out ‘in any..way ‘on.

"The twin’ villages: of Castle.
gar and Kinnaird pave accepted

tab while Col-|™
idicated

ee] leyald
1{-Autho: ority: is: a
ponsibility to boinc ‘Castlegar and <

© KINNAIRD ©
COUNCIL ©

@ COLUMBIA’ ®
@ RIVER DAMS @

you! autonomy:
ested

the :two. ‘villages. cbpolet Pins
; |ining:3 consultant: of : their. :o'
choice : ta ‘undertake.a first-stage

ricilation’ students -who ‘hagl: 5
qualified by. their marks
ent : examin:

representative “Mire.
‘wwhile.an: TODE: scholar-
$100 was

Dart of the fees) to:senior : “mat,

e iPy Makortoff,- *M.' Na:
1 zaroff. ‘L.> Pellegrin, :D."-Ru! Ko}
B. AL. Wias

1 of. studies

10,

isis Jaycee: Week in
nada: andthe: special observance
ie being ‘celebrated’ by:

Kinnaird

eal: Jayceas was. th
successful:'get-out-the-vote «cam:

eenage safe, dri

f is Andy. Boolinoff,:secre!

is: Gordon’ Graig,’ stre:

Sent Cast of the ‘group's.

major
i jects ‘is develo ment of ‘thel’ed artist . La
3 ‘softball: di: Pat: the: Pass| Bare

* « aPi ne
Fa completion; as ‘shown here wit
»| Mr.'and

as? ‘paign conducted last December. |:>
Since then ‘the: unit: has spon-
red‘ a‘ bicycle Fete program,

ence was made to’a

‘Barrs.
ainting® is no

The Cal alvary, tist!
congregation’ welcomed its:ne'
pastor, David‘: Reeves,’ B.
ancy fast Sunday,“Mr.’Reeves and-his
*| family: will: reside ‘in ‘Woodland
ke. ‘Kinnaird.

81
he“\report will be ready the
week of Sept. 21.He sald he aS
had learned this

the’ Reses

carry no weight with
“This: he “opinis

Bi
‘pride and’

x Mrs. Barre and? it will

be
throughout the province in the |«
for: of: “‘keep-in-touch" cards

veral other, cities, towns-‘and
ieee are included in the pro-

Barra changed the vi
point of; Castlegar... from . the
sce! by. the *Castle- | -

| papers‘'(which: ‘attracted ©

xoning,
right to‘ make | distri

Fépresentations pertaining to

gar News in B.C. Feekly news-

shere) as he felt he must include.
the maximum number of known
features: dbout ithe village; as
he, , Possibly could.

Asa" special servic

rj ofl painting of. Castlegar ar by. ni nok
ce Noy

“Things ‘look’ “ve
for, anelectric rate ed eenen

fore
pepenre tn’ Penticton on‘
irda} along with Cast!
Gwitym:H

ii ie the | all ein cone
ing all. the paintings co!
thus for in the s broledt "pelading