CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Oct, 19, 1961

Lester Named to Head
B.C; School Trustees

‘R. HE. Lester of Haney, second
vice-prealdent of the B.C, School
‘Trustees Association, is tts new pre-
siden, for 1961-62,

He was eleoted to succeed A, M,
Harvey of Ocean Falls,

BCSTA convention moved
through a-large volume of business

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‘KINNAIRD BRIEFS

=
HOW TO BOWL FIVEPINS

By BERT Aspe & JIM HOULT
Chief Bow! Instructors
Double Diamena ‘Advisory. Counoll

sion in BC,, told the the
nearest thing to a one-shot solu-
tion of educational problems was to
put iretolass teachers in every

“The * only way you can have
an interesting, challenging achool is
to staff it with intereating, chal-
lenging teachers,” Mr. Walrod sald,
“And 4 you staff it with interest-
ing, challenging teachera the schoo!
witl be an interesting place regard-

¥! and an
investigation in the State of Wash-

R, "ep, Walrod, Kelowna, mem.
ber of the recent Chant Commis-
poses aia ihre dhl leb ia admin

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lesa of the behind it.”

‘The other panel- members were
Dr. Gordon L, Mowat, a member of
ithe Alberta Royal Commission on
Education; Brother Joseph Bruns,
member of the Manitoba Royal
Commission; and Dr. James F. Nic-
kerson, director of the Washington
State Interim Committee on Educa.

THROUGH

A good bowling, delivery 1s made
up of two parts — the proper foot.
work, and the proper movement of

Dr. Niemen urged an “im-

your hand and arm. The secret of

80 your feet, your arm,

Dr.

Public service,

towards
“I am firmly con-
vinced that the schools of the fu-
ture will be shaped more by the at.
titudes of people toward public po-
ley and public
by the best concelved curriculum,”

Nickerson said.

ity than

your body and the ball are all
moving as & unit,
No matter what type of ap-
proach you use, the firat thing to
Ghink about is starting the ball Into
motion. This Ja done by the “push.

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away." If you make a mistake in
Aming this, the rest of your ap-
broach will be off too,
When you atart your delivery —
move your hands first. You'll find
your fear follow naturally,
At the start, you should be
holding the ball chest-high, in your
right hand (if you are right-hand-

touching it, to steady it,
As you atep off, lift the ball
slightly upwards as you push it out
forward from your body. As your
arm stralghtens, the ball will swing
forward and downward in a natural
arc, Uke a pendulum.

down, keep it in close to your body.
If your backswing doesn’t go close
to your body, your forward swing
won't be close either. The closer
your arm is to the side of your’

body, the straighter your ball willl 5;
likely be,

KEEP YOUR BACKSWING
STRAIGHT

‘The pushaway starts the ball

down into its are, During the rest

of your approach ax it will be

carried the back-

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q | Should be just high enough to give

swing, then forward “hatll it is ree
leased on your final step.

ed). The left hand may be just
cl

FROM PUSHAWAY to FOLLOW |;

good bowling is to get your timing|.

If you get your follow through
perfected, the natural result is’ to
smooth out your forward swing, and
eliminate many faulty habits, .I¢
your follow through Js short, or
abrupt, you will tend to pull: the
ball; or you may drop it sooner
than you should,

The ball is released on the final
step of your approach, which fs or-
dinarily a slide. Your slide should
be no tonger than two feet,

Too long a slide will lessen your
ontrol.

The slide is really part of the
final push you give the ball, and lt
Smoothes out your delivery, If you
Just took a normal step, and plan-
ted your foot in front of the foul
Une without sliding, your body
would jerk to a stop, and the .ball
Wouldn't be released with the same
accuracy,
~ Throughout your arm swing,
keep your elbow straight. And,
throughout your entire delivery,
Keep your eyes, pinned on the tar-
get. If you get part way through
your delivery, and it doesn’t feel

the ball feels heavy, or is dragging,
chances are your timing Js off.
Practice delivering without the ball,
until the motions feel right,

Next: FOOTWORK COUNTS ON

Your backswing, to a large ex-
tent, determines how fast the ball
will travel, The higher the back-
swing, the faster the ball goes. It

you the speed you want.

With too high a backswing,
you'll find yourself losing control of
the ball, and your timing will be

upset, Too little backswing will also

THE APPROACH

Mrs, Polly Konkin
Dies in T-T Hospital
~ long-time resident of Shore-

acres, Mra, Polly-Konkin died Oct.
7 in the Trail-Tadanac . Hospital,

AARAA I:

moving easily and in rhythm, if|.

"The location of’a village water | l
dine alleged to be running thro

jarther.by members of ||

fl

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. Comm, Ron Giles reported on ||
the foundation prpparations for the
water tank to be erected in the new

VLA subdivision, !

eee old

+ Council: will study recommenda. ||
tons made by its representative on |!

[the ‘Tran Safety Council, A.B.

Condy, that several stop algns be

“A Wee ‘4 i.
‘Television Service
@ Repairs to all. makes of TV's,
‘Badios, Phonographa. |
@ Elsctrieal Appliances, :
oe Applloations for fer-TV cable hook--
“pe made here.
“Years of experience {5 our
guarantee of dependable service”
-ELECTRONIC ‘SERVICES
365-3331 —-Phones — 365-4601

located.on 10th Ave, at, Milestone

Road.and near the Trischuck real-

dence at the scuth-end of 10th Ave,
eee

‘Ted. Hill appeared before coun.

decides to build «the ‘homes
will be erected next. spring,
oes

‘ ROMP patrol the ‘Upper ‘Bench
road in Kinnaird at-least four :tim-
ea 8 week, “You never ‘know when
}to expect them,” ‘commented -yil-
Jage chairman Carl Loeblich, Comm,
Giles remarked that speeding is
especially ‘prevalent in the morn-
ings while chitdren are on the road
walking to school.

Comm, Jake eneoes sald that

Porting such cars because quite of-
ten the police will epeak with the
speeder when the reporting person
does not want to appear in court
to testify.
eee

Bids were opened for a heating
system for the new village work
shed and that of Boundary Electric
‘Was accepted.

The man from ‘The Mutual Life

Leader of the youth group, head of his house—
that’s the man from The Mutual Life. He takes
i keen interest in civic affairs and lends a help-

h Asa family man he's
aware of budgets, babies and bicycles. At work
he’s an expert life i: A
valued friend.

‘The Mutual Life
ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA
DOES TE, . The company with the outstanding dividend record

toh

Representative: C. A, Anderson,
. Castlegar, B.C,

Millar Plumbing
Heating & Electrical
LIMITED

Phone Castlegar 365-5725

Jew

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FOR SALE

Lots for sale, Al Ozeroffa|
eliery Store, PEy tings

INGOME TAX

Phone

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Good building tots in Kinnaird,
2738. tmss,

acooUNTiNG SERVICE

Good Hairouts for Sale cy.
ER, SHOP
ae ‘Chairs — No Waiting ttn97| ¢°

For Every Type of B

V. G. ECCLES

cord alive. Phone 865-4704. 636.

cord wood cut to size, $20

Public A

evenings.

3-bedroom home, phone See

1186 CEDAR AVE.
TRAIL
PHONE TRAIL 368-6818

upset your timing, and force you to
“drag” your ball through the for-
ward swing by. sheer arm strength.
This will tire you out, and also
cause you to loge good control.
If you le; the ball curve in be-
hind you during the
you'll end up tossing it out to the
right when you ‘deliver it,
If your backswing swerves out
away from your body, you'll de-

i i § a
len the ball to the Jett side of the Nicholson Geis
On your forward swing, the ball
: Cominco Post

‘is released just as it is starting to
swing upwards from the bottom of
J. H, Nigholson has’ been ap-
Pointed assistant purchasing agent

its arc. You don't “throw” the ball
— it Just haga alight lft as it rolls

for the Consolidated Mining and
amine Co. :

She Pig aged 76,
. Konkin had been 60 years
in éastsa, the lass 19 years living
in British Columbia,
She is survived by one son, i-
ving at Crescent Valley.
‘The funeral took place at Cres.
cent Valley Cemetery with the -ar-
rangements being made by the Cas-
tlegar Funeral Home,

WEST KOOTENAY TEACHERS’ CONVENTION

PUBLIC MEETING

Dean. Scarfe
OF U.B.C.:
will speak on

“ASPECTS OF THE

CHANT REPORT”

off your fingers naturally. At this
point, your forward foot, your arm
and the ball ahould all be
ina straight, line, aimed ees
at the target. %

THE IMPORTANCE FOLLOW
THROUG!
After you've asa the ball,
Jet your arm continue its natural
forward motion, Your arm -should
come all the way through after de.
livery, until {t-is about shoulder le~
vel. Your hand should be out-
stretched, reaching for the. target,
A good follow through helps
direct the ball to the spot you have,
your eye on. It is the key to good

was made
nat oe week by R. E. Walton, mana-
ger of the company's purchasing di.
vision,

Born in Herefordshire, England,
Mr, Nicholson attended achool in

Friday, 20th October

STANLEY HUMPHRIES HIGH SCHOOL
GYMNASIUM: :

In 1947 he. was cium ia
aasistant re:
zine department and in 1640 teane
assistant superintendent of develop.
‘ment. In 1957 he took over similar
duties in the smelting and refining
department, In 1960 he became a

buyer in the purchasing
division,

Wr, Nicholson is a member of
the Canadian Institute of Mining
and Metallurgy and the Association

8.00 p.m.
Inserted by the Public and Business Affairs
Committee of the Castlegar Kiwanis Club.

Your. Future’s better

If you're

backed by Bonds!

No matter how young or how old—everyone has something to plan for end

GLASSIFIED
AD RATES

PHONE 365-3031

ed for at the sate of tive

ged for at the rate of five

cents or figure
r slieetlon,

e
nding of eh the ad in sub-
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A gk Cee News box
be eed oo

Sosaitied ads for an extra.
charge ef 50 cents for han-:
‘BnSWETS,

ment notices,

are publishé
charge of $1.25,

se

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easy te

Liveable unfinished

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‘Gan ‘Be finceer Phone
6 365-6051.
zadla-phono ‘combination
185-5060,
wth awers. Phone 365-2571.
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Phone 365-8313 et

__FOR aie

modern home,
eeatrally

et
Must een to be

out
appreciated,
Riel hard.
“342
aviv ‘ania 21-in, io, One
Phone
Large office desk shop made
ere ae ideal for
Mereury uty transmission,
i blka, Phowe 305-3600, 915
ea International Pick-up, ra-
‘Roatan comp netaly 5 Minteriged,

¢,|mo BY. which is

Holse on 4th Ave. phone 305-
6491, 340

Creek, Sacrifice for ‘quick sale, Ap-
ply W. F. Ozeroff, Box 76, Castle; emer. q

seen at Kootenay Bullders, 341
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FOR 8ALE
IN ponte

Castleaird Plaza

fins’ "all valet, mahogany cab-

aa

cone eatty, ,, Wan eae machine vi ie
lon. Prtoed i Ri

‘Two
"| Ave. Ave, overlooking high school, “Prone

Furnished Fovenus, eens Tea= ding
gonable terms, Phone om 340

Acreage or farm id in Pass

‘Used Gurney gas range, Can be

all 2-room building complete

pin bathroom and oil burner.
bi

culatie for office, workshop or
guest

one
Very attractive NEW 3-be1
home sy uated on view tee fully
landscaped, garage and breeze-

yay, fa ment,
Tinished Mauttabie for
room or den,

YOUNG

AGENCIES LTD.
Ingurance and Realtors
Phone 365-4241] 3}

0
4th bed-

‘bedroom, 1 ome, stucco

on To view phgue

1 ~
Phone 365-5767.

‘view lots 78 xX 120 01 Ter

ne room S8.

lanegus furnlture
reason ‘cost aus te

cludes

Oe

cing knitting machine,

new. eon, Phone 365-5987. 342
Bed. eater leld and 2 chairs.

home, Sue e 1 ed sod iapbile
ul | Bood condi-
Hon, vaio sui be’ seen at Twin

eater and oil range. 1
reassnabiee Priced, Phone" a

Oil “stove complete with -pipes,
oll stand, drum and oll. Phone 365.

electric baseboard heating

Super ‘deluxe
Tange, automatic, in excellent con-
se in. sae

7 DDD BTU gas furnace,
only'$ 2, Also, used coal-and-wood
givwnite “enamel range, Phone 365.

~ Good_ quality Delisious appies.
ae ‘carter, Robson, Phon re 88.

r 2:
| like new ‘and priced low. Phone
365-5033,

342 3870,

RESERVE
NOV. 25
8. PM.
SH.HS.

IN AID OF KINNAIRD
SWIMMING POOL

LS. Ltd.

e
Charter Service
Towing - Barges
anywhere on the Arrow

Lakes
are Hone 5500
— NELSON 2051

Arrow Lakes Ferry

FOR RENT

room ant
boats s digorelenta® Apartments,
tm3g

Sue suite, apply Bremen.
365-3061.

Furnis!
ko's, phone
"Furnished aulte, 170-10th Aye.,
Kinnaird, Bhan. 365-4043, 340
pts mished trailer, Wwash-
ing fa ities, $55 month, mile wy
from ferry, Robson, phone 365-' Sud

Furnished, peated suites
main _floor..Phone 3

in Blu
Courtright. Sption.

"Westinghouse | ”

electric train set.
65-4033 or call at 172-10th, | 2;

‘Two lots tn Robson, Phone 305, %

rvice
ROBESON TO EDGEWOOD
Leave Rabson Wharf .
10.00 am, Monday.
Arrive Edgewood
4.00 pm. Monday.
Edgewood

To All My Friends

At Celgar

U wish to convey my heartfelt thanks for
your thpughtfulness. Your loyalty and kindness

is greatly appreciated.

SSAC
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In The Woodroom

Gunnar Selvig

tage, modern, Phone

cedar 2 ate E. Phone belo
01
Phone 365-6801.
TOO}
Nov" ‘1 Phone pore
‘purnished

grou
Phone 366:

Cemetery, Kinnaird, Arr:
entrusted to the Castlegar

In Robson, small 3-room
365-:

d and heated suite. 295
4-room Castlegar,
ry ere suite ayecane

apartment,

room
ind Poor. Sirivate entrance.

~ FUNERAL NOTICE

the ie P htojor et ‘Moll Se Safvation
army, Ley ged

ol
9 years, bee be Held Bat.. Gots’ 21
a 11 am,

aD}

lome,

DEPARTMENT OF LANDS AND
greg

Sen-
a within ‘Salmo
ea eotenay” Land District.
ur (4) Pa et be allowed
for yemoval of timber,
As this area. on eae fhe Bal-
uy mmite
ted, this

le will be un
der the pres sions of ‘Bection- oi] da)
of the “Forest Act” which gives the
tease. sale applicant certain priv-

er,
Son, BA,, or fro! eputy
nister_of Forests, victoria. B.C. 840

wea Se
GOVERNMENT OF BRITISH
‘OLUMBIA,

sat capacity at the Sth annual meeting

~ {of her trip as delegate to the an-

SESS Cane Wee :

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Oct. 19, 196i 9

Read and ue. ihe Classifieds

Silver Birch

Silver Birch School was filled to

of the Kootenay Society for Handi.
capped Children held Monday ev-
ening.

R. D. Minnion, who acted as
chairman in the absence of the pre-
aldent W, Easton, welcomed the
guests and sald it was very gratify.
Ing to see such a good representa-
tion. He added that it was through
the loyal support’ of the various ser-
vice clibs, organizations and indiv.

iduals that enabled the soclety to|.p:

maintain its present good standing,
‘The secretary, Mrs. E. Fitzpat-
.|tick, gave an interesting account

nual national conference of the
Association for Retarded Children
held at Vancouver, She reported
that since plana for such a confer~
ence are made at least a year in
advance, very able and prominent
speakers appeared on the various
panels and spoke on different pha-
ses of mental retardation.

Among other well arranged ac-
tivities, the delegates were taken on
a tour of School which

DEPARTMENT OF
OTIC:

units “io volts, near new. Phone Wi

.| than 1,400 children under its wing.

is very efficiently operated. and
gives excellent care to the more

‘However, the feeling amongst
he in this field is that

-ovil Highway,
Birect with the
tlons:.

Mote!
on. the ee under per-

Ss on.
Fie teed

sy will re
ie Department of Hid
or further detalls,
tact the Department o}
District Offic ot
A. E, Staite,
Bistrice Buperintendent,

NOTICES

News,

=| from, ar
come in handy for your return ad-

4 | dress on envelopes. Stamp pads are
Castlegar News, H

ER, SHOP
No tne tfn37
ith’s Boarding Ke 1 B=
pe Creek, phone ae ‘oup-
and a gre ming, Poodles a
‘eterinary ey,

available at_the
BARRIE'S

‘Iwo Chairs —
Smit

service every,
big Heated Honnels
Attentic

365-533'
‘Wil take care of

Hotel ginal
150.

tric_kettles, egg cookers,

BEACON MOTORS Ltd.

Pontise — Buick — Vauzhall
701 Baker St. Nelson
Phone 578

‘Want
house. Phone 365-9781.

HELP WANTED

tl
tn, |regardiess of how well an Institu-

Road or
Following excep-

oo Ro alrection si for
Resorts may be ‘erected

lease con.
‘Highways

Reg | nuts.
28
thers and Vic Jones, acting road

¢fnsp} made the trip.

01 stamp
with your ni mame and address on it
the Canstleg

‘or
I Bs romised that the road
orpsmon Go, Bidar | at be ase
ast Hastings 8t., ‘Vancouvet
For sewing and alterations,
343 | Phone 365-3289. 3

840 the detour has steep grades and is
we REE AONE aE Home. Phone

ee in my own home. “Bhone
365-5882, 341

~ Sunday special at the Castle;
Pried chi Sor

lary ‘am iro)
pop-up toasters, Ca grills, elec.

‘Want channel 2 antenna, Phone
2-bedroom unfurnished

Girl wanted for office work.

tion is run, home care for the re-
tardate is far more desirable and
advantageous, and the modern
‘trend is to build small units with
living quarters for about 30 so that
a closer sense of belonging 1s ach-

For its Annual Meeting

School Filled

DITOHING,

Gravel & Top Soif

EXCAVATING
PHONE 365-9041

COLUMBIA SAND & GRAVEL
Cor, Maple & 9%h, Castiogar

Jeved.

Mr, Minnion then read the pre.
sident’s annual report which was a
recap of the year's activities of the
soclety and the president expressed
his deep appreciation for the co-
operation he recelved from every-
one during his term of office. 8

‘His letter of was ac~

cepted with regret and a hearty
vote of thanks was given for his un-
tiring efforts on behalf of the s0-
clety and the children of Silver
rch,

The treasurer, Mr, Minnion,
presented the financial statement
and sald that the affairs of the So.
ciety were in very good shape. He
also took the opportunity to invite
all those interested to submit thelr

PHONE 365-5200

BOX 464

names as to fill the va-

cancles of six outgoing directors and
hoped that the nominating commit.
tee would have no trouble in find-
ing volunteers,
Election of officers will take
place at a later date.
‘Mrs. Palsson In her brief report
thanked everyone for their support
of the school and was especially
grateful to the school board for its
efforts on behalf of Silver Birch.
J. Randall, membership, gave
@ short report after which the guest
speaker was called to the platform.
G. Meredith, president of the
Trail Branch of the Kootenay So-
elety for Handicapped Children, in
this concise, factual and well-dellv-
ered speech stressed the fact that
the ignorance, superstition and astig-
ma attached to mental retardation

Trek Over
New Road

About 35 cars carrying over 100
persons made a trip over the new
Kinnaird-Christina Lake Highway
Sunday under the direction of the
Castlegar Chamber of Commerce.
Fred Pressacco, roads and brid.
ges committee chairman for the
Chamber, made arrangements for
the trip while Chamber president
R. D. Minnion and member Lloyd
Ackney met the group at Christina
ake with coffee, hot dogs and do-

Rossland/Treli MUA Don Bro-
foreman in the Castlegar ares, also

Distance over the road — in-
eluding the 3-mile detour — was
clocked at 41 miles. Most cars made
the trip in just over an hour with
several stops enroute.
Five miles of road remain to be
FT paved while work is progressing on
the foundations for the milllon-dol-
lar McRae Creek bridge. Two large
‘box culverts are under construction
near the Kinnaird end of the road

is being swept away by the informa-
tion made available through the
work of the National Council of
\Assoclations for Retarded Children.
Since research in this fleld is
not keeping up with the growing
rate of retarded births, he urged
everyone to support this humani-
tarlai movement,

FRAMES
ALL SIZES & WEIGHTS]

Pearson Sashless Win-}
dows

AND
DOORS

In All Popular Styles
e

Agents For

and All Sealed:
Units

PHONE 365-3211

Wood Stave Pipe
Section Said Good
For Forly Years

A section of wood stave pipe ta-
ken from the Dumont distribution
system tested out as being good for
another 40 years, Comm. Ron Giles
told Kinnaird council Monday
night.
Mr. Giles questioned whether it
was wise to replace whole blocks of
pipe in.the Dumont or whether it
would be wiser to just replace the
sections of pipe that are trouble-
some.
“I might have just been lucky
and got & good section,” added Mr.
Giles,

and safety rails and ts
painting still remains to be done.
Speed and directional signs have
not yet been installed along the
road,
Highways Minister P. A, Gag-

will be opened in the spring by ma-
king use of the detour. To do this
will involve considerable work since

vrey narrow.

Bernard Huber
Passes Away In
Creston Hospital

Mr. Bernard Henry Huber of
Creston passed away at the Creston
Valley Hospital on Oct. ‘7.
Mr. Hubér was well known In
the Castlegar area,
He was born at Wetaskiwin,
Alberta on Sept. 13, 1902. He came
to British Columbla at the age of
19 years, working in the construc-
tion industry. He was married to
on 13,

Other noted that
if six or seven lengths of pipe are
giving trouble in a block, then it is
better to replace the whole block
with transite pipe of the correct
size and at a proper depth then it
is to replace the sections with new
‘wood-stave pipe,

Company

“ELECTRIC At SERGE

ELECTRIC CO. LTD.
Box 182 — Castlegar, B.C.

Absolved

Discolored leaves noticed in
the Castlegar area are the result
of insect feeding and were not
caused by fumes from the pulp mill,
the village has been informed.
J. M, Wilks, plant

CASTLE

at the experimental farm in Sum-
merland, stated in a report to coun-
cil that the hot, dry weather of the
past summer had brought about a
larger than usual build-up in in-
sect populations.

In many instances, sald Mr.
‘Wilks, this had resulted in more
noticeable damage belng caused to
shrubs and trees.
To prevent a recurrence of this
next year, he suggested

Jones
1934 at Pincher Creek, Alta.
Following thelr marrioge, the
young couple took up residence at

that a standard insect spray might
be applied in the spring as s00n as
‘the foliage fully develops.

Court of Revision

LIST OF ELECTORS

The courts of revision will sit in the respec-
tive village offices on Wed., Nov. 1, 1961, between
the hours of 7 and 8 p.m. for the purpose of
hearing complaints and revising the list of electors
as necessary.

ust be able to type. Apply West's

LOST

‘White kitten in vielnity of Cas.
tlegar pall park, Finder, please
phone 365-5627,

of Professional Engineers of British
Columbia. 5
He Js active in the ‘Trail Cham-

ber of Commerce and fs chairman
of the Advisory Planning Commis-

sion for Trail,

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Tata Creek, B.C, where they re~
mained for 20 years, A
fire in 1954 destroyed thelr home.
A trailer then became thelr dwel-
Mng place at various centres in B.C.
and Alberta as Mr. Huber's oocup-
ation
Mr, Huber’s employment at the
time of his passing was at Athal-
mere,
He was sj member of Operating
Engineers, Local 115; formerly a
MOVING WITH CARE member of the 1.0.0. Lodge of

EVERYWHERE Corbin, B.C.

BUY THE NEW. ae : i: ; Mr. Huber is survived by his
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KINNAIRD BRIEFS.

A complaint was heard about
the dust problem created by vehic-
Jes using the driveway of village re-
sident Pete Relkoff. The road is
allegedly heavily used by teenagers
who aggravate the dust situation.
Council decided it had no jurisdic-
tion In the matter since the com-
plaint dealt with the condition of a
(private road.

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anytime at
the first. year, 434% for
three ) years. Denominations .

BULLDOZING
LAND CLEARING EXCAVATION
Contact

PAUL THEDERAHN
Phone 365-2511 Kobson
Marshall's Store

ees

Ted Hill appeared before coun.
with regard to plans he has for
wullding two revenue homes In Kin-
berry Heights. He said that if he
decides to build the homes they
will be erected next spring,

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All 3
Mis, Martha Stenkie, ato of Bex> “HOUND DOG MAN”
as

smith, Alberta.

three sisters, Tillie, Mrs. J. Arac of
Kinnaird. Castlegar. Bollding & Supply Co. Ltd.
PHONE 365-3711

S pet Sexsmith, Alberta; Minnie, Mrs, E.
enc ATE ili