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MR. AND MRS. WAYNE ZiB!
to celebrate the

Mrs. Moe M. Zibin of Castlegar. The bride
of Vernon. The newlyweds are making their hom

. . were married in Kelowna on Feb. 14. A reception

went was held May 18 at the home of the groom's parents, Mr. and
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Len Strand
Kelowna.

Fence request rejected

By CasNews Staff
Castlegar council has turn.
ed down a request from the
Horseshoe Club to install
fencing around the horseshoe
pitch at Kinnaird Park.
Council said the request
came too late to include in the
1985 budget and advised the
club to apply in the fall so the
request could be considered
in the 1986 budget.
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The city plans to hire two
students and one temporary

empl his summer.
. 8

Castlegar Fire Depart
ment is looking at praviding
better fire service to Selkirk

College. The city provides
fire protection under con-
tract to the college, which
lies outside city boun

The college is considering
several options for updated
protection, including a spec-
ial telephone service linked
directly to the Castlegar fire
department or a. permanent
24-hour monitoring system.

.

Castlegar and District Hos-
pital has received the go-
ahead from the provincial
government to replace its
roof. Tenders are expected to
be let. soon, said Ald. Carl
Henne, who is also hospital
board chairman. Cost is ex-

pected to be “from $150,000
up,” said Henne.

Council learned that the
loan on the Castlegar Com
munity Complex is expected
to be paid in 15 years instead
of 25 years.

*_ 28 6

Nelson city council has in
creased its annual contribu
tion to the National Exhibi-
tion Centre from $50 to $500.

._ 28 6

Mayor Audrey Moore
noted that her own municipal
taxes have increased only $49
in four years.The comment
came during council discus
sion on the 1985 budget.

Births & Funerals

or
DEGROOT To Mr. and Mrs.
Tom deGroot of Trail, a boy
born May 11

ERLANDSON To Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Erlandson of Nelson, o
girl, born May 18.

FROST To Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Frost of Blueberry Creek, a boy
born May 18.

HICKMAN — To Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Hickman of Nelson. o girl, born
May 13

MANDOLI — To Mr. and Mrs.
Terry Mandoli of Trail, a boy
born May 16.

NEWSON — To Mr. and Mrs.
Brion Neilson of Neison, o girl
born May 22

WARD To Mr. and Mrs. Jock
Ward of Nelson, @ boy, born May
13

fe
Robert William Baker,

Ge

in lieu of flows
s may be made to
Canadian Cancer Society,
Box 760, Nelson

BANIGAN Pearl Dorothy
Bonigan of Rossland, died May
17 at age 70. in lieu of flowers.

It’s hard to believe you can get such a

complete package of professional color
portraits for just $14.95. But it’s true.
And here's what's included in that package:
two 8x10's, three 5x7’s and fifteen wallets.

Thurs., May 30: 10 to 1 and 2 to 6
Fri., May 31: 10 to 1 and 2 to 7:30
Sat., June 1: 10 t9 1 and 2 to 5:30

KRESGE'S

Cedar Ave. and Spokane St., Trail

We select the poses. A 95¢ deposit required for each
photo package plus $1.00 sitting fee for each additional
subject. Family groups and adults welcome
Additional portraits can be purchased

donations may be mode to the
Concer Fund.

DOHERTY — Philip Doherty, 72
of Beaver Valley, died May 22 in
Trail Regional Hospital following
@ lengthy iliness. Memorial
be made to the

Trail, B.C. of the Canodion
Diabetic Association, P.O. Box
1984, Trail

JACOBS — (Scrub) Alexander
Bradshaw Jacobs of Koslo
passed away at age 71, on Moy
7,

JOHNSON — Gundrun Johnson
formerly of Salmo and Nelson
passed away May 19 in Rocky
View Hospital in Calgary, Alber
to.

KABATOFF — John H. Kobatotf
78, of Thrums, passed away in
Kootenay Loke District Hospital
on May 17. He was born ond
grew up in Canora, Sask. In 1923
he moved to B.C., living in Von.
couver until moving to Thrums in
1925. During his lifetime, Mr
Kabatoft worked on the con
struction of the Brilliant Dam and
in local sawmills. Following his
retirement from sawmill work in
1960, he operated a truck
gorden farm until 1970.

POZNEKOFF Mary Poz

nekolf, 71, of Raspberry Village
died May 20. She was born Dec

5, 1913 at Brilliant and moved
with her family to Rossland, and
then to Thrums. She has lived all
her life in the West Kootenay

making her final home with her
husband in Raspberry Village

STRAUB — Caroline Straub of
Trail, died May 18 at the Troil
Regional Hospital

TCHIR — Shirley Jeon Tchir of

held at Costle Funeral Home in
St. John, N.B.

INSURANCE
1127-4th St,
Castiegor

MULR

ONEY
PICTURES FOR

THE ASKING

miniscer the next year.

flattering references.

By ARCH MacKENZIE .
OTTAWA (CP) — Anybody who likes pictures of
Brian Mulroney should write the Supply and Services
Department for a copy of Canada’s Eighteenth Prime
Minister, a slick-papered publication with 18 photos of the

There is a formal-looking prime minister on the cover
and then all sorts of poses inside with partners ranging
from Pope John Paul to the Queen, the 10 premiers and
assorted world statesmen, frequently with wife Mila.
There is even a picture of the young Brian Mulroney
as a gawky teenager standing with John Diefenbaker at
the Progressive Conservative convention in 1956 that
chose Diefenbaker as the leader who would be prime

The pictures are embellished with Mulroney
biographical material, extracts from old speeches and

The publication showed up at a recent seven-nation
economic conference at Bonn, West Germany, apparently
as part of the campaign to paint the Mulroney

Capital Notebook

patchy.

Canadian flag.

terrorist attack.

speeds around obstacles.

Schellenberg calls

Food Council.

World Food Council

expire.

Figures show that

from previous years

Christmas reception for

were served.

performance in glowing colors. But distribution was

The Supply and Services Department computer can’t
say how many copies were printed.

But the External Affairs Department is said to be
somewhat upset because the printing cost of $12,000 was
assessed to its budget, not to Mulroney's.

NEW LETTERHEAD

The prime minister's office on another front was
gussied up with a new letterhead.

The old style used to say Office of the Prime Minister
in English and French, flanked by a small print of the

Now its says the same thing but the coat of arms is
inserted between the English and French.
DRIVING LESSONS
The drivers of cabinet ministers have been getting
driving lessons from the RCMP on how to evade any

The undertaking was intensified after the mid-March
attack by terrorists on the Turkish Embassy, with one
guard slain in the assault attributed to Armenians.

Films are used as well as routines of driving at varying

MISSED TARGET

The Conservatives have been counter-attacking
against the recent Liberal Opposition tactic of naming
one patronage — or PAW 8 award a week.

Former broadcaster Ted Schellenberg, MP for the
Vancouver Island riding of Nanaimo-Alberni, has been
conducting the riposte, but his most recent one wandered
to rather uncertain grounds.
wards SOW, for Survivor of
the Week, and he designated former Liberal agriculture
minister Eugene Whelan, still the president of the World

Schellenberg apparently doesn't know that the
is an independent organization not
under the controt of the Liberal Party of Canada.

It elected Whelan on its own for a term that has yet to

FARMERS HIT

Last year was another trying one for many farmers
economically and the tax collector wasn't helping,
suggests a reply tabled in the Commons recently for
British Columbia Conservative Lorne Greenaway.
in 1984 the Department of
National Revenue launched 6,874 audits of farmers and
collected as a result additional taxes of $28.5 million.

COSTLY CHRISTMAS

With summer approaching, the Commons now knows
how much it cost for the Christmas trees and decorations
on Parliament Hill Lawns.

It was $1,891.27 for the three lofty trees supplied by
the National Capital Commission, the federal landlord in
the Ottawa-Hull area. But the decorations were leftovers

The Commons also knows that the prime ministerial
the diplomatic corps last
December cost $1,957.65, the decorations $3,909.86 and
the Christmas trees $496.25.

Smoked duck and turkey (Supreme de dindonneau)

Canadians
travel less

OTTAWA (CP) — Canada
continues to fall behind in the

international tourist trade,
Statistics Canada figures
show

Canadians travelling out
side the country spent $1.455
billion more than visitors
spent in Canada during the
first quarter of the year, ac
cording to travel account
figures. That's up from the
$1.355 billion shortfall re
corded in the first quarter of
1984,

Receipts from internation.
al travel amounted to $519
million, up 7.9 per cent from a

year earlier, while payments
by Canadians travelling
abroad rose by seven per
cent to $1.964 billion.

Among possible reasons
for the increase in the deficit
is the fact that although the
Canadian dollar is weak
against the U.S. dollar it is
strong compared with the
currencies of some other
countries.

Recent reports suggest a
record number of Americans
are taking advantage of the
weak European currencies
and are travelling there ra
ther than to Canada.

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