PRIZE WINNER in the recent raffle conducted

to support tlie proposed

Beliat Cultural Centre building is Marilyn Cheveldayoff at Vancouver shown

accepting the keys to'the first prize, a Dodge Dart, from

from raffle co-ordinator

Bill Voylin wile committee member Joe Choveldave Jr. looks on. The win came as
surprise to Mise Cheveldayol as er parents, who lve at Blane Lakes Sask. bad
ot telling her. At first she thought the gift

the ticket in her nam

Weekend Accide

Three Single Car Accidents.
Results: in $4,500 Damages.

$. "Three single car accidents
in the Castlegar area resulted
to.a total of $4,500 in damages.

Saturday, 28-year-old

tained $1,600 damage t

the
griver's side of the vehicle he
yas driving when the high

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beams of an approaching vehi-
cle temporarily blinded him and

caused him to drive off-the |

road.

‘Mr. Wright sulfered minor
shoulder injuries in ‘the accl-
dent, which tock place on
Broadwater Road in Robson. At
about 2.30 Saturday morning, a

tion wagon driven by David
‘Tuma of Trail left the road and"
drove over an embankment 4 £
half mile‘ past: Brilliant Bridge

toward Nelson. No explanation”

was given’ to police for the

hap. ES

| Meanwhile at 5.20 a.m.
Sunday Cheryl R. Cummings of
‘Abbotsford struck a power pale
and caused $1,000 damage’ to
the suipiaobile
‘on Sth Ave. 8,

Ms. Cummings wi
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~ People Involvement Makes Sixth
~ Annual Klondike Night a Success

More people than ever
attended the sixth annual! Klon-
dike Night held last Saturday
in the Castlegar Curling Rink.

‘Burt Campbell, president
of the Castlegar Kiwanis Club
which sponsored the event,
commented that the night was
‘8 great success. Over 1,600
adults and children took part in.
the Klondike activities between

6.30:p.m. and 9 p.m, and the:
games ;of: chance, including’

f bin:

popular.

‘The Gold Rush Fllowahip

{Room in the Arena
proved to’ be arenas sas
Aiaratin with music pro-
by-a-loca! group, under
the direction of:Don Car-
michael, containuing until 2

proved to be. very

m.

‘Regional Recreation Com-
‘nission No. i sponsored a
teen dance in the Curling
Rink which featured Calgary

group, ‘Storm’. Recreation
director Pat Metge said the
dance was very successful with
over 600 people’ attending and]
the band was excellent,

‘A Kiwanis club spokesman
said; “Members of the club put.
‘a great deal of work’ into

. the organizing ‘of Klondike

Night. Wives of members, and
many friends. who’ are not
members of the club, also
provided: considerable~ as-
sistance.-It'is very gratifying
that the people of Castlegar

Rev. Martin Chiang

To Speak’ Here
At Mission Festival

‘The Rev. Martin Chiang,
who is serving the Lutheran
Church of the Prince of Peace in
‘Vancouver's Chinatown, will be
the guest speaker at the annual

. Mission Festival of St. Peter
Lutheran Church on Oct. 15.

Pastor Chiang isa native of
Hong Kong ‘and received his
training at Concordia Seminary
. in Kowloon, Hong Kong. Since
“his ordination he his served the
+ Lutheran Church—Missouri Sy-
bod Mission for Hong Kong and

continue to were our activi-

ties in' this w:

The proceeds, from the

“night's activities will not be

known until all the bills are in,

but what remains will go foto
youth projects sponsored by
the Club.

Regional Library Question
Will Go Before the People ©

taxpayers about 1.5 mils, but

P

hoe network in the Koote-
nays, direétors of the Regional
District of Central Kootenay

have resolved last Saturday.
is the first of the
three regional districts in-
volved in the plan to, take the
society's proposal to a referen-
dum vote, which;: the society
hopes, will “eoincide ‘with the

November civic elections.

Society information officer
Helena White said that of about
20 municipalities involved in
thé proposal, five:have indi-
cated they will’ accept the
proposal without a referendum,

and two will hold referenda.
Both the Regional Districts
of East Kootenay and Kootenay
Boundary are studying the
roposal, said Ms. White, but

I
haven't decided to, hold refer-

enda on the Issue yet.
‘The society has offered to

pay ballot costs of the vate, she’

said, and will rely heavily on
‘volunteer labor.
.. The'new system will cost

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“The project, which would,

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ool 9:45 a.m,
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* Potluck: Dinner. 12.30 p.m.
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WORLDWIDE CHURCH
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am, Moming Worship.
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cxptad the post
of corporate ‘development; Ne-
fight hus been

the company.

Mr. Cameron sald that Mr. |

Hutchinson's assignment re-
flects the | need forthe develop
ment of

posiifon firithercr

He continues as a: director.

4K pol
Wediesday of hit eoik netted

two thieves possibly involved in

‘wWitash of break-ins te have;

"KOOTENAY.
UILDERS

Mn Wright! has become the
senior mahagem:
respousbilty. for ‘manufactur.

Ing, marketing, finance and
related.

ivity. He also reports

} tothe board of directors.

<S° Mr; Hutehinson has been a
key. figure’ in Quadra since its
formation in 1971, Mr. Wright

Mes Cameron said tha
roducon is eontnulag a the
plant at a‘reduced ra

“An increase in tain saw

sales is generally forecast with-

-Lin the industry, but we expect,

| enter,,after.

police interrupted them as they °
broke the back window to the .

Kingdom Hall of ‘Jehovah’
‘Witness here. see

: in| 0
Wednesday night of last week,

thieves came away empty hand-

y ed, but police have no suspects.

Castlegar RCMP® say

“thieves threw.a) beer glass
. through, the. window: of Dr. J:

'V; cHall's’ office “here, and
‘acked muddy. footprints all
‘aver the floor, but didn't take
anything.’
The taatter is stil under

Furniture

officer with ©;

Reading) coutle
in

the return to: more, normal

ee will come: about ‘alowly,

losely.

$ It)
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- SECONDARY ‘SCHOOL

Lots of changes this ‘year!
In the first place,'we are

; now on a semeater system, and

that is a whole now ball game.
In the’ second place, w

‘anther. Hot
divided among the three re
Birds, Jaj

Liplzzans.Each home, room

constitutes one ° particular,

house division).
2We have'a beautiful new

“art room in the basement, and.”
E is a joy to behold, You know.
hat

lark can do for. an

‘The work crews under the

leadership of Mr. Larry Rezan-

(soft. (an: Stanley ‘Humphries
dary

graduate) are

., constructing an addition to the

LE, shop, the acience room, ant

¥ the Home Ec. ‘department,

are other ‘changes,

gar ‘(eustained | silent
to‘be'an
part of our jeurrleu-

‘The first
woke (who rast ently have
to move up and down our halls) ::
‘were a puzzled lot. Not a sound

di the dsagtbt and:
the school

‘Walker: (one ‘of our
1) did some leg work

orld ‘business conaltene. he
‘said,

jorris: wise, are waiting in

son. They havi
Parents of Canada andihave
a

adopted ' little A Masa{l 4

year sd

Tea farmworker. Sho earns
“approximately $4.82 per month
;/and:this is the only income of

on’ the boy's achool needs. The.

» deficit is covered by borrowing’

/ money from thelr neighbor.

Mr.'and “Vanderpol
“monthly yntibution of $17 will
jerial and finanelal

provides ‘an’adopted.child:and
er family with-a monthly,
tatribution : of

vitamins, * blan

and counselling ‘of social work-
era. and the benefit of special

rogram.
a ‘strong “emphasis ‘is
ced on education.“ All foster |

Oo. THE BI

and’

‘Last Canadian; Mr, Roulstone:
‘Truc Grit; Hane

Mra, Hill: Improvisation
for the Theatre; Mr. Clark:

“Jaws (Film Production); Mr.
Sheppard: Fi
Mr. 6

ana Wile
change; Mr. Matthews: The

Hake

(We didn't put the last two?
together deliberately, but: we:
couldn't help’ grinning.

Mr.
Fee Mr, Salekin: The End of
Affluence; Mr, Martlo:: Metric
~ Btyle Guide;: Mr. Joly:" Le
Phenomene Humain; and Mr.
Rogers: Discipline, Without
Tears,
er ele
On the sports front It's all

“go”. Mr. Dang bas arranged

plendid prograi

Miss Melatec is’ very,
pleased with the lively partici-
Ppation of the grade 8s. We are
going to have’ excellent) cross
count

being “revitalized” but: we are -
fortunate in being able to use
the park, just across the road.*~

Uncidentally,| alleight ‘of

) our new: teachers tell us that:

they have never‘seen a more

beautiful location for a school «-

We like it tool), ¥
Bowling has begui

what omthusiaam! We have to

(turn sees a

grass h jockey, and:
tasebal & arc’ the' main’ attrac-*

tions this fall,: but all sorts of.
activities, sports and oth
the wings.
See’ you’ next week».

their parents. The aim is to give

the family, the tools to:help

them become independent and:
If

°2 Foster parents and foster.’
‘hildres correspond mont
(letters: are” tr: s
PLAN) and ‘often develop waren
‘and ‘affectionate ‘ relationshps,
which mean as auch to the
mt as the financial aid.”

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CASTLEGAR, Bic. 7
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e program at St, Peter
Lutheran will feature. Rev.
Chiang as the morning
preacher, A potluck luncheon
will follow, and then slides of
the mission work in Hong Kong
will be presented.

- Everyone is welcome to
attend the’morning worship
and the afternoon presentation.
St. Peter Lutheran {s located at
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Carpet.
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CASTLEGAR |.
Phone! 365-7202.

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Parish Offica: 8 ear

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