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Published Every Thursday Morr:ing at “The Crossroads of the Kootenays”
VOL. 80, No a7 TWO SECTIONS (Aan) aaa ‘CASTLEGAR, BRITISH COLUMBIA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18,1977

Castlegar Queries RDCK ‘eee
Right to OK Single Grant (Gov't. Involvement Wanted

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Contral Kootenay is investiga- The fire step in what could
Ling the legality of releasing a a
192.500 grantin-aid to the West

‘Boundary

torical Society’ "
lage was taken at Castlegar’s

fews his re-
(quest forthe grant ina letter to
the board

=n 800 Regist fhirk l Hookups to Sewers

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Castlegar that their bootup Is required and that they face a fine of
‘up to $500 If they doa't comply.

Council tok this action Tuesday night ca the recommends:
tion of Ald, Brian Kilpatric, who sald there are about 40 hookups
yet to be made.

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larger Kootenay Boundary
Chambers of Commerce or-

‘tothe
owners advising them of the bylaw requirements. ead

notices, then charges can be iald by the clty.
“Mr. Kilpatrick sald about 10 of the property owners have

fanlzation—to pay of expenses
ia lst years pre
ration programs.

Programs included assist
neg. in. compiling 2. visitors’
suide to the West Kootenay,
sponsoring Tourism Minister
Grace McCarthy's tour of the
region, providing media coun-
selling for the Creaton Wildlife
Centre and organising travel

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Hansen said the Regi

of East Kootenay has

ssiven the WKBTCs counter

part, the East Kootenay Tour

ism Committee, a $2,700 grant.

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Kinnaird Park
Fitness Circuit
Opens Tonight

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the project. I, although the ‘established in the B.C. Forest
Fieness Circuit ot . ;

“Council is Asked to-Act

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For Miss B.C.
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CanCel Backs Up City sw racic iat Soos"ias‘Samt Poy lncrocse | SataeecSiaces: ° CuMBUME rove tg
In Bid for Gov't. Help ==. at oe ewmeite es werk meres |acbeSpnee” ‘seeing,

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tn principle, to elow a tien to 3 i craic SO |, deere tee ee Seat Belts Will. resriverms: stocan chy

the pipeline serving the eal with Mr. Embree : 5 Cain are
WSeroen sosepet rave rometing oar "'s = bers recived Be Mandatory —Barwarsart®® lake

of of the letter without ares Funteria, i, i Alderme

Festsontol thet Sstg Teor i mented “me many ngewe In B.C. Oct. 1

day night.

B.C.'s new mandatory seat

belt law goes into effect Oct. 1,
from the prosent $2.880. | with « maximum $100 fine for
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Local Citizens Invited 9 Stacissuris st voll [eee eed ee

for funerals and religious ser- ‘boing from $3,960-20 34,198. | jegislation was released lest
To Wish Queen Well ascpertg taser me” ae

Mayor Audrey Moore has invited Castlegar and district

places definite limitations. on
further municipal develop- Jubilee.

‘Commemorative Book have been

ment Pages of the disebated to
Commenting thatthe com- 9.C.'s municipalities by the provincial government. They wil be
understands Castle ound book

Queea.

dignity, responsibilty and the family unit,” commented Mayor
‘Moore in issuing a public invitation to area residents to visit City
Hall and sign the boot.

The pages have to be returned to Victoria by Sept. 21,

Arrow Investments and that the