Newlywed Darnforth Couple
, Take Up Residence in Golden

The Kinnaird Kingdom
Hall was the’ scene of a
Pecembor wedding an Flan Bone

fed Margaret Colleen

of Robson and John D.
forth of Golden. ,
Officiating ‘at the cer-

‘EASTER IS.

COMING EARLY.
AVOID LAST

MINUTE RUSH, GET ©
YOUR GAR SAFETY

‘INSPECTED NOW
Ken’s Aufo & Whee! Alignment

Phone 365-7532

was 5 Tay
have as my 4

Kelaatve Bui nore a aes

ber 0: f joung Pi people from

the Rossland: ‘rail area who

are attending the Universl-

dss, read telegrams from

HERE 1S AN OPPORTUNITY 70
BO re

or Sa BN WES

SWIFT'S PREMIUM,
WHOLE OR
SHANK PORTION

drews,

ast week the
a en considering
the dinner hour. the estimated expenditures
dents sit in the chi * of various government de-
which are normally occupi- partments for the coming
ed by cabinet ministers and fiscal year and it Is likely
overnment menibers, and that we will continue on the
f’cxplained how the Parlla- estimates of other depart-
mentary system works ‘and ments next week.’

ey

ouding have taken up
residence in Golden.

CONSCIENCE
& COMMENT.

‘parents, Mr. and Mrs, Mal:
“eolm Gilbert Fina in Rob-
on,

‘ed
ven
der and. mauve,
Best man was Keith
Kinn:

Waldie of CUT FROM CANADA
reception, _

CHOICE, CANADA GOOD
MATURE GRAIN-FED BEEF ............

By Rev. K. Neill Foster 7
~aaaeee | He ms, Ready to Ea
der the Local Nii
eee = | Chuck Steak
a 6p coreege io of white and pink. ment, 5 Bi
wnenever they. wish. cake was topped with a nine fed ona ket Ol Pork S tea k
EMPIRE BACON

ests on Tuesdi jature bride and groom,
b. 69°
teen q he fs SLICED. POLY WRAPPED ..

'y
included: Mr. and Mrs, El- this was centered on a table

GOVERNMENT

————— Y “ : ag a aa a MRS, ae aaron dese renee ee oe 5 2S i BABY BEEF LIVER
P - e best man, who also (The 2. chureh ‘GOVERNMENT INSPECTED
Banquef, Presentation Windup

acted 1 a8 master.of ceremon-
A Electoral Area H
Local Centennial Activities
wa, Path ents

Advisory Planners
Mary anderson’ Pete Og:

" Monday at 8 p.m. in the Stanley Humphries Secondary,
School activity room. Eighty-five garments, both ladies’ and 5
children's wear, will be shown. Decor for the evening will -
be by Julio Alvarez with music by J. McLuckie, Adding to
the evening's entertainment will be a short skit by Mrs.

SPRING OUTFITS are tha-just reward for members of a
20-week sewing class held under the instruction of Lorry
Harnadek and modelled here by, left to right, Molly Kon-
kin, June. Merilees, Adele Yule, Janny Carpin, Cecile Al-
varez, seated, Britt Edblad with son, Hans, Classes, com-

FRESH
KILLED .,

Appointed by RDCK

posed of 72 pupils, two classes of beginners and one of

| will be holding. thelr Fashion Show this

Poulin of Nelson. — Castlegar News Photo

_ NEW DENVER COUNCIL NOTES

A museum improve-
Ment and information cen-
tre! program, presented to
New eben nyer Council by

Wai

gra i]
ugh the.federal Opportuni-
ties for Youth. Proposals in-
clude, the construction of an
open ‘air annex to shelter
and’ ore wagon and the ga-
thering of information and
artifacts on past history in-
cluding, the Japanese and
Doukhobor: segments of the
population.

Cleaning up of old car
bodies :wil! take place thle
summer when SAM,

date will
ents of New Denver, Silver-
ton. and persons from En-
terprise Creek to the bridge
= emedt—Lal
these wrecks to a proposed
piece of rural’ land ‘set a-
side for the. collecting of
these vehicles to await the
arrival of SAM.
Meanwhile the village
is looking into possible as-

keto hen. we. ey

PHOTOCOPYING

Letters — Birth Certificates

‘Important Papers
Clippings

. Reasonable Rates

[oxsTuzear NEWS

sistance in the form of a

wharf.

In absence of Mayor C.
N. Uphill due to illness act-
ing mayor was Ald. Fred
Angrignon,

Sport Activities
Highlight Meating
At Slocan Park

A little league
team, a learn-to-swim
ram and an outdoor skat-
rink were among the

ball

taken by the. ley
creation conniesion during
thelr. £ ee year’ of operatlon.
t their annual. meet-
ing feta recently inthe Slo-

can Park School, treasurer -

irs, C. Wack reported an
annual income of $1,484.36
with expenditures totalling

Strelaeff and P.

were reelected to two-year
terms each and J. Evin was
also elected for a two year

rim,

Letters of support have
been sent te two Opportun-
ities for Youth projects, the
Slocan Valley summer play-
ground group, and the Slo-
can River beautification
project.

May
, Two ball hes!
Mi

In other business, op
akin

Golf News

Eventful Calendar Scheduled . :
By Castlegar’s Putter People

By Pete Young
Here is a tentative cal-
endar of up and coming
events for the 1972 season
and a list of the men who
will help (we hope) to make
your season a more enjoy-
able one.
April 5: Hint men's
night, ‘innaird Hall,
ril 15: Mickey's Cal-
cut iret round — social
ae _ First. .real._

men’ 2 0 ng
20: Mickey's ‘Cat-

enti ne. round.
: We are at Win-

sare:

13: Afens Wisers.
lay. 14: ‘wixed ‘Wisers.
Mixed two ball.
June 3-4:

1
: Windermere

Club tournaments. will
be under the guidance of.
Jim Bilescy and Stosh Uch-
ida and Bill Perehudoff.
These three ‘ stout-hearted
gentlemen. will also be. re-
sponsible for open tourna,

Mixed socials are to
looked “after by Ernie
(Snakehips) Fitzpatrick.
Banquet ‘and dances. will be’
> gared -for.by-Don.Cromart;

Ackney and Ernie.

ules, etiquette and re-
aalations are under: the
eagle eyes of Jim Bilescy.<

and Bill Perehudoff. Junior
development will be the re-
sponsibility of Stosh Uchida,
Publicity will be‘ cared
for by Pete ‘Young and
Jean- Wickett.
The latest reports say
that there is about. six to
eight inches of snow -still

ATTEND

MASS
PROTEST BILL

low and: Colleen Lightle.

A.C, Bennett,

Signs of Spring
’ Bring Reminder
To Town Council

Ea Liat of feaert
Ave., has

Town Council: a little nore:
ding thi that its

...Wallace the provincial
general chairman. ‘ spring thaw, to start.

, All members. received counel) that last
Certificates of Merit from
the “office of Premier W.

steps to see it. didn’t hap-
pen again.

Council will notify Mr.
Isakson that a culvert with

“Project for the com-
dt the

‘tal Strip

The Town of Castlegar
is to approach the minister
ore asking for a

Sept. 9:
qualifying.
aes rept: 17; Ladies -club
cl

Sept. 24: Fall Calcutta.

Oct. 8: Mini open.

Oot. 1415: ‘Tombstone.

i Nove 4: Annual ban-

ickey’s

cutta. The former will be
the same as last year with
each team _ determining
what type of tournament
will be played men’s night,

The men’s: nights co-
ordinators will be lick ‘Og-
loff and the refreshment
chair will be again in the
capable hands. of Wayne
Ackerman.
aw

‘APPEARING SOON!

MGM RECORDING
Star From Los Angeles

"ROD ERICKSON"

with his hit songs.
“SHE TAUGHT ME TO YODEL”

+ and
“GRANDPA TELL A STORY”

-FOUR BIG NIGHTS

March 22 to 25, Wednesd

Th

at the

D-BAR-D RANCH

(1) Mile South of Kinnaird ‘Weigh Scales)

Phone 365-3294

. TIME: — Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, 9 p.m. to 2 am,
Saturday 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.

hcp — Wednesday and Thursday $150 per person
Friday and Saturday $2.50 per person oF
Rod:Frickson recently appeared with .George Jones.
‘ammy Wynette Show in Portland Oregon ;

A a.
gh to s

Gn Wie" “course and Tes
Sherstobitoff feels it will be
about three weeks give’ or
take a month: before we
start swinging.

PUP
LEAGUE
STANDINGS

(Final)
WoL

Canadians 10

v4
8
Rangers 1 4
Black Hawks 4 19

Scoring

B. Martin
J. Stewart
T. Nazaroff

P. Hyson

K.- Sherstobitoff
Wi

Cc. Horning

. Stoushnow ~
Josafatow

D, Barnes: :
.. Nevakshonoff
Kirby

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MON. THRU SAT 9-8 PM.

THURSDAY, MARCH 16

8:00 P.M.

LABOUR CENTRE —

910 PORTLAND ST., TRAIL, B.C.

“Legislation now before the B.C. Legislature will take away free collective bar-
gaining rights for school board employees, teachers, municipal ‘and regional,

employees and college faculties.

This discriminatory legislation establishes the precedent of Gunpulearys ‘wage -

" eontrol for ALL PUBLIC EMPLOYEES,

This means:
@ Salary and wages will be decided bs the Cabinet..
@ The end of the collective bargaining here :
@ Lay-offs because of inadequate fi
® Second class status for public employees.

Come out Thureday and demonstrate your opposition to thia discounted

legislation|

| Remember:
Ws YOUR FUTURE!

‘guards: to do the iten-
4’ance work that it be done
, by. public works crews.

f Seven people have been
pppointed to the Sldcan

Lal onal’ Recreation
Commission ‘No. 6.

resenting Ne New Den-
aaa chard Ashby,

vel ie year

M.- Wight, two

Mrs. D. Gee and Miss

K, MeGrory both of New
Denver, be rural area

reps; Walt Thring of New

Denver. will be school

in aid vo develop a

Pe alone

re Teter to council
ae in

airman mo hn Hall in-
dicating the “need for such.

i Increased number aot
private planes and the fact

it would be an added safety
factor were'given as rea-
sons for this: request.

“TRUCKLOAD SALE OF FISH |
FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1972
11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

Fresh Fish Now in Good Supply
1, LOCATED: CASTLEGAR HOTEL

village council bas” been
named chairman of .the
eres ‘and health commit-
At a. recent sitting,
council was told.a new fur-
nace had bet
por
ie garage en wire
for. electrici
Council ‘announced. it
does not opt the Tri-
angle : Forest. Pro-
ucts! Toplication for a‘22
cre. booming ground, but

iter barrels
placed at two or three
places around the. village.

NOW UNTIL MARCH 30

Electronic Scope Check e
Plugs, Points and Condenser e
Compression Test e
Adjust Carburetor - e
Service Battery e

(Additional Parts. Extra)

GAS IS OUR BUSINESS — SERVICE OUR SPECIALTY

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PHONE 365-3355.

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alright.
John. the Apostle wand id

“All the rest of the worl

around us is under Sa

Power and control.”
Té that — tw

He's been. getti ine chillers
Boke "eae eas, mans

"District Chamber.
Hears UIC Dols
Explanation
Some of the
han

invdlved in
> employment _
> Claims in =

robles =
Un:

beta une

* time over. alleged delays in
jasuing benefits ey :

lo he told the
the 1 local _ office

ing It’ will
chaired ‘by Tom McGauley.
: c

ii Income Tax?
YOUR FORMS COMPLETED
- PROBLEMS DEALT WITH i
RENTAL AND
INVESTMENT
; STATEMENTS PREPARED

* Contact
MRS. 1. M.. TOOGCOD
Accountant

Licenced Office At: 301 -

Silverwood Crescent, Wood-
land. Park, Kinnaird

Phone 365-7985

Please do not ask for. advice
‘phone:

From’ every-'.

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an
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2 - $1. ‘an
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KRAFT
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2 lbs. $1.59

6 for $1.00

CAKE MIXES, Duncan Hines 2 for 89e
CREST Toothpaste, giant size . 69¢

Tro ME Sl

BISCUITS, Westons ._._ 3 pkgs. $1.00

DOG FOOD 8% $1

Reg. Value $2.29. SPECIAL “$2.15

DOG MEAL 25 & 7 49a

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