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Entering: Play
At Area Festival

.o° January meeting of
ie he ino Little Theatre, held
foteie, ea vrcoed rey a Aas
saw a gol -
Hote he the membership in at-
tendance.
After a brief speech of wel-
come from club president Mrs.
W. Gordon, she then. ‘asked

| Gwilym Hughes to read med pro-

gram of events planned for
the 1966 season,

attention belng given to voice

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vingnettes by individual mem-
bers at each meeting held on
the first Monday of each month.
The February meeting will
consist of reading a one-ac ay.
in group and readings
modern poetry to be given Dy.
Miss Mayling Weaver, the club
secretary.

The. “evening ‘closed with a
humerous skit, written and per-
formed by the members of the

club.
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WALSH — To Mr. and Mrs.
Gary walk of Castlegar, Jan.
28, a a dauen ee

To Mr. and
Mrs. Bae ay lesley of Gastle-
gar, Jan, 29, a daughter. :

BERGEN — To Mr. and Mrs.
Donlad A. Bergen of Castlegar,
Jan. 30, a son.

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Mrs. Nelson Newlore of Castle-
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epomeaee -— To
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Robson, Feb. 2, a son.

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pay Curling Bonspiel

Termed ‘Most Successful’

fifth annual Castlegar

The
Curling Club’ Bonspiél, Held at at]

the weekend,’ is described by
the Crganlzers as having ‘been

day evening: when or R.
Madd docks “threw: the nh Seat |S

:. JohnH. - Breckenridge,
fellow ofthe National’ Research
‘Council who «is ‘currently.‘com-

‘to |: Ws
Pan | Arms. bag

Polntments Teleased to. date:
. Mr, Breck

The ¢ event: got underway on

ast takin;
socond place. ete wen!
to the Bob Hood: rink of Beay-
erdale and Castlegar took i forte
Place with Bill Smith’s

College Chairman
Movad to Calgary

The chairman of West. Koo-
tenay Regional College coun:
cil, Jim’ Gray, of : Trail,’ has
been ‘trans ibd
ployer to

Mr, Gray, whe was super-
visor’ of Cominco's method
study depariment at Trail, has
Been“ sppointed manager of

5 the company’s chemical’ ane’
fertilizer division at Calgary

Highly active in community
affairs, Mr. Gray” has ifong
been, ‘associated with school
board and other sducational
work at Trail ‘and. was.
prime mover. in getting the

‘new College established here.

led his foursome to top slot
event over. the Nor-

harley Christen: | fl

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area and the Ke

‘GOOD CITIZEN ‘of ‘the year for 1965
district is W.'T. (Bill) Waldie of Robson; shown here with
his wife Marjorie after: being presented‘ with} the framed
certificate at the annual installation banaue and dance
of the Castlegar Kiwanis Club on Saturday. night. Mr. Wal-
die: was ‘cited for. 50 years of service to the Castlega-

in: the: ‘ Castlegar

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A175 persons packed the’ Hi

in general: Close to
Arrow Arms bai quet room

to offer congratulations to the popular couple.

— eal News Photo

» tests of Ct ’ river

he’ had made
lant.

| River Pollution Increases;
“To Study Joining Systems

of | suggestions eg to how ithe

water. show that it is
creasingly. polluted and clilori-

it safe for human consumption,
Innaird council have been told
by the department of health.

., ‘The warning came in a ze-
port of a recent -brief inspec
tion at Kinnaird by W. Bailey,
director, of the | department's
division of. public’ engineering.
and it was considered by toun-
cll Tuesday night,

Mr. Bailey, “as you must be.
over. the problems ‘arising with
your well supplies ‘and since we
understand «that Castlegar also

supplies we would encourage
the two, areas to: link their ‘sys:
tems to take care of any emer-
gency, and to seek a common
Solugan to their water supply
problems,

must concur with the

Columbia: water. at this. © tim
aus to. the Jncrensing pollution

ane pled the

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freee eel oe ever.to tbe ela

ne bs
(Sr.)° Say
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of:
chemistry and lecturing’ in the
chemistry department,

i While ae the University: he
has pioneered with, new/experi-
ments.. and techniques in his
area of sti study.

During the summer of 1961
he worked for the National Re-
search Council in Ottawa, ing

0!

research on methods of}s
an:

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ie ~ Gasilegar Ferry
Traffic. Up Again
Bu ng January

is.
8 pe Teleased b; the de-
if hi vi show.

8,944 more automobiles - and
drivers ued the | ferries “last
‘month “than® in ' January. 1985,

mad less

a ies for the ferries fer
January 1068, * (ith Janua
285 Seures in brackets) ‘ fol-

Ff round. trine

ioe

man
the ‘project‘in
ction. spokesman Teports work is well in mobil
Ne ‘ f

tirement to start’ ‘valdle's ‘Sere
vice Centre which is. now own-
ed by Keith Byers. : .
:”. The. banquet was’ told: tha
Mr."Waldie’s: main interest has
been“ Chamber - of ': Commerc:
work: where he’ has twice been
president of the Castlegar Cham-
| ber and is now’ president for, the
second time’ of th uoeinted
: 0!

fe has held’ all executive
positions in the local chamber.

to] thers. Building < Supply Co Co, and ;

id. last ‘year ;

5 | ond this een

50 hag been member af two ope-
cial ‘committees’ studying

Douk-

mn the ;
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‘| alone - will ‘no longer assure a
+; | safe drinking water.

counts showing in tests of this

“With the Present quality
of the water ‘in the Columbix
river we‘ feel that chlorination

i <The council coficurred with
le] Mr. Bailey's recommendations
andthe 4
Kinnaird | ary

supplies’ is likely to, be! discuss-
ed). at ‘the forthcoming: joint
meeting. of: the two councils,

Explained to

‘The firm ‘building: the ‘cof-
ferdam at the Arrow: dam’ is
one of only two world-wide com-
panies able to achieve the-stan-
dard ‘of ‘work required “by, the
Project, Castlegar ‘and District

.of.. Commerce: was
told Sterteg evening.

| Addressing them. was, F.

a College Fire

ry | Tuesday night t
council and its :fire: brigade ‘on
the possibility of the latter r_Pro-

Meeting. Being. Planned

Protection

i ‘Agreement for fire protec-
tion. should~ include the Town
of Castlogar.as well as Kinnaird,

en that: thate “wanta at

-Cofferdam Construction

Chamber

Bares, project manager of
Teanda ‘Ltd., builders of the Ar-
fferdam,

Tow. co!
purpose of. the coffer-

The
dam, he said, was to provide dry} py

conditions‘on. the site’ so” that
work: could be- carried: out: on
the conerete section of the dam
proper: Work had started in

June. and’ was scheduled to be]
March ‘15. -

completed ‘by

‘The first. step in’ its con-
struction as to b bore holes to
bedrock’ and ‘to fill the excava-
tions with | bentoalte clay, to pre-
vent the caving in of sides. The
bore holes are drilled along the

nation alone is unlikely to make g

‘We: were concerned” said |

have their problems with well ;

“We
local medical health officer, Dr. | iam
Schmitt, and discourage use of 3

of the
He noted ‘a’ certain unsatisfac-
tory: condition there and. sug-
terations ‘to improve
the sltustion.
However Comm. Maurice

Simpson ‘said; that in| the ‘past
the ‘counel had received plenty

uncil
e felt it it would be

advisable’ to’ wait and see how

KINNAIRD MAN B Z “Warner, middle, . a : Feta

4 inains

from‘a'two weeks ad

of civil: emergency measures}
adian Emergency :Measures .
Also shownate’ J. H. Mc

z intendent, and: D. P. Dodge, ~

‘planning held at the Cam.
College: cat Acnpror, Ont”

ning ‘officer’ at, Rich

i rlotte SI

lady ‘from Gatiene has just

scored ‘a notable guseess at the

Nelson. District Adult Badmin-

ton Tournament."

Charlotte, who is in Grade

Ad at Stanley Humphries Secon:
School, won the ladies’

singles event, the mixed: doubl-

ies’ doubles,

she Wwol single: event
lefeating- the Donaldson:

oF waiext together’ with Jack

Osachoff of Castlegar and again’|

defeated Miss Donaldson ‘in’ the |-

mixed’ doubles.

However Rose: had- her re-

venge! when’ she and Derly’ An-

Pat Bughes of of Castlegar in the
Jadies’ doubles.

Charlotte, ho_ is 16-years-
old (‘has been pla: ving berious
badminton for .the five

es, a young] ye

es and was | runner-up in thé lad-/°~

derson defeated: Charlotte and ha

centre line of the cutoff wall,
the ‘centie of the’ coffi
Then

| taka earns at Gotlege
nay‘ nal Co) lege. Vas

“Recently. an) ach. to
f] this: effect “was to» the
council by College principal Gor-
don Campbell. First’ considering
the matter last month; the coun-
cil stated that they felt Cast-
Info the. counclt eltiehould be brought

This Tussay a letter was
read .to. the Kinnaird’ council
members from College bursar
J. S. paitchard::

“Tam quite in agreement”
he said,. ‘with your council that

Kinnaird to Set
‘Policy. on ‘Church
‘Snow Removal: ° -
“3° Before next winter
council will decide: whether’ it
is’ prepared to’. remot

sn0W
of. fe from the road-
way. in front of local

*} and services avaliable: in the
ramunities,

Kinnaird | m

some fire protection equ

yet have received no reply. -
“1: will try, to arrange a
Meeting between the ‘three of
pa: once i have beard) irom fhe
wn ' of “Castlegar, but ie
imeantime” “maybe you could
giye’'some thought th the type

trenches are formed.
‘The mixing of the concrete, |!
said .Mr.. is,a ‘most so-

3 i
phisticated job.” A ie fed ‘sent

town to. the botto:
cavation’ and the. concrete”
poured in from the top. As Fi

A _anecial bucket tn.
et ‘used to remove the soil between
several holes and a’ series - of}:

concrete mounts it displaces the cal

bentonite.’ However care. must
be" taken to‘ avoid mixing the

of agreement .and the cost,
any, to the College’ ate

we
ting’ just under $70,000: plus the - price.

of ‘equi

"The ‘council decided to em-

hark on a Labeda of -resten-

i tenay

“essary. and: this’ extension being carried
out with the financial assistance of BC. }-

: Hydro, will: help to meet - the. need ‘until

the’ $2 ‘million major expansion: program
is coripleted in‘two or. three years time,
—— Castlegar News: Photo|.. Rture

of “a
a] tile ee to be
the

Several’ organizations: and
“individuals in the he; West Koo-
ys have written to the Re-
gional Colona council ta sua.
gest’ ahernative names for. tis
institution,
ths
is dded' that the ‘questi
le a t ion
an. alternative
discussed

n
confirmed . this

council Ids the near

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