loor area of the
"8" submitted by Paul
‘Markin. As winner of the Name Our Lower
Floor Contest the prize of a 12-Inch TV Is

: Rosary Services Held
- For Local Resident

Y services were held
Monday evening with funeral

the Clay Castle ceramic work:
shop for some time.

Hymns sung at the service
ym St. Rita's Catholic were "The Gifts That You Gave
‘Church in Castlegar for Miss 7

Off
Distriet Hospital ralibearers were Mickey
Giebolt, Ton Norma
Miss Hesse was born Nov. Collier, Leslie Pattishall, Ken

Interment was in Park
Memorial Cemetery with
Castlegar Funeral Home i

arrangements.

Attention Men & Boys!
For All Seasons
It's

5, 1925 in Prince George and
had resided in BL. throughout
her life. She had bee

esident of Castlegar for the
past five years, and worked at

Boys &
Bonnett’ sien vesr

P) 233 Columb 365-6761

presented her
Klothes Kloset manager, It.
—CasNewsFoto by Gisele Hebert

Rossland Light
Opera Players

present

Thursday, Friday,
Saturday, April 6, 7,8
Trail Junior Secondary Schoo! Auditorium

Reserved Seats Only Fr, and Sat. Pectormances
Tickets at bd

Multicultural

Conferen
Held Apri

‘The Trail Inter
Folk Society is. sponsor

conference with the

ce
i115

purpose of |

forming a West Kootenay Mul

ticultural Society.

he conference willbe held
April 15 at the Warfield Com

Fowler be authorized to attend
the RCMP regimental ball May
6

rmunity Halland
have bees vent to
iain Lo open tions In Wi
beer: garden in the. Regonal cae may regia,
Recretion Complex during the The
‘West Kootenay Trade Fair Lag
April 2 and 22

of the proposed |
multicultural society are to
unite the various ethnic groups

invitations
all ethaie |

consi
of WISCON!
uate you wt

f
‘We now have 3
i in and $09 us 8009.

is and
Gxpert service. COME

eee ‘of par inthe area, to promote commu:

Council approved a recom: tcipating in the analysis of | Rication between
mendation by Ald. Albert Cal information which has been 4nd to incre:
ink, works and services compiled by the city for the
committee chairman, that city establishment ofa crematorium cultures of the eth
works superintendent Alex in Castlegar. a
Lutz be authorized to purchase a
sufficient storm drain for i lite
tion in the subdivision

understanding of histories and

the groups
ness and

Trowelex Rental

nie. groups

f incorporating
. these into the Canadian way of

In 1971 the federal gov

recently completed by
Development Ld.

of the city’s 1978 frontage tax
soe rol.

VK
re to Paul's wit, Marilyn, by
doe Strole

The bylaw ratifying the Canadians. Foliowin

fron the Secreta
committee chairman Ald. C. 8, _ ms

Mayor's

mation of a West

Robson ferry to secondary
status—required for the city 10

ays ministry: & ¢
approval and adoption by

fake : Kootenay board of

By AUDREY MOORE resolution to ask the environ
uring t week, | Nave had indications from | ment ministry to set up publie
many of you that there was @ need to clarity the press | meetings at which B.C. Hydro S2°
release in 's representatives would answer

questions on the company's

\emporarily “setting on one Proposed Kootenay Diversion
Agreement, the explanation is quite propcl.
immediate ‘concensus could not be se

participate in the

ask the provincial mines mini
try whether uranium mining in
the Castlegar area was con
templated.

from our solicitor that this agreement be taken before a
judge for interpretation of its intent

Need to
For Seni

Canada is about

1960
jeement for a ground water supply,
to replace the plentiful Columbia River supply,
convinced that the
against the very circumstances that have now come to

Provincial Emergency Pro

Council's position has not changed. We are firm in ©. S. Fowler, protective SMM, YE & Fe
services committee chairman, “Tye government
told council ts

our reste tne tne iy erecta api yee
nsting Cancel water ine athe
Cancel ebrporstn has am
financial obligation to hep povidone upp io he
ne Of Sool inl te os hae
ad ty Cancer itu et arco enn
mau
on hav sore fo seahw ceetng | Soret tel hed
ion in regard to financial | 000 invoice for Castlegar South
‘assistance from various government bodies will be | sewer legal right-of-way survey
Clarified. and plans: approved for ter of tho 20th centi
I wish point out thatthe eto of counct during | rmen
tha geal yor have Seon shares eae ae
securing lrthecly awater topes a

Council approved the south hy

Another south sewer pro-
recommenda

that failure to meet the dead
line would result in penalties,

the next 50 years, it

to about 20 per cer

hhope the public this

year is much more aware of our

‘organization as we have tried to

bee active and at the same time

accomplish things on the local

level as well as help the division
‘and national body,

Locally we held a success

Our national appeal in
March, which started last year
when federal research grants special session on disarmament
were cut back, is now in was tabled.
progress and it is most impor
tant that our branch do its best
toraise money that will be used

1980s. After tha, it
to stabilize,

No More

ike tn Tal neront Fok
Sting ts mone

Department to finance the for

Multicultural Society.
For the conference, each

ting delegate, Regis:

Council endorsed the Re. Morning, followed by workshop

Report AM) -c3-. Sees
directors

Guest speaker will be Mrs.
He

Report Cites

a shift in age structure of a
pass. shediled reeks magnitude unparalleled this
century, says a recent Statis

institutions for a society whi

with the seven at present.
“What seems clear as
Canada enters the fourth quar

me
Retired Canadians naw
iid mien man “cate ek tae

rseprtpreics ibe Tey
at the 1978 United Nations rags will continue to drop from

Time to Start
Planting!

ym would like to remind you to start your
‘pring planting very soon. To help you get started,

‘Sam has low prices on much of "$1

ig this pol
a grant
of State
Kootenay
spring inventory.

chairman of
the Affiliation of Multicultural
Societies of B.C. Field officer of

iscuss your needs.

“1 SAMS Nursery Florists

CASTURGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 6, 1978

California

Canada No. 1 Grade.
A Springtime ¢
Treat, Basket

B.C.Gem Potatoes:

thern Sun,

Woon
t California

Strawberries)

El Toro .

Green Onions :
2 ns 49

Steer Manure:

ES ad 591.09
Fresh Orange Juice!: ==". ...$1.49

AS S169 }ce".

uw

1 California

39 3
49 5 $

Tropical Plants :;”
Cactus Plants >:

Plan

ors | Coming Next Week

to undergo

it will have
rams and

would rise

VanWinkle Waterbeds

is expected #3, 401 Front St., Castlegar

for research and education. Of
what is taised locally, 15 per
cent remains to be used locally.

Another 16 per cent ic used
by the division and the remain
der is sent to national office in
Toronto to be divided and used
for the diabetes research pro:
jects across Canada,

Research is our Number
‘One goal and it doesa't matter
tous if itis Dr. Tee in the UBC

Collect Calls
To Rentalsman

tals ie Clark
has announced that budget cuts
have forced him to discontinue
paying for long distance tele
phone calls to his office.

ince its inception, the
Olfice of the Rentalsman has
accepted collect telephone calls
from la and tenants
nywhere in the province. The

and a letter informing them of
our branch
At the division level, we

sold books of

= al

di
sion Annual Meeting in Van fairs against his recommenda

So-0-0-0-0 Soft!
<.. and so Inexpensive.
Facelle
fetal Tae Six $] y
tehreon Tae QQ

4 Roll

Jumbo
Household Towels 75°

2 Roll

a
CARL'S Drug Mart

In the Castieaird Plaza
a

‘CLOSED THIS SUNDAY

couver. tion, id tenants
It there is any information outside the Greater Vancouver

Government Agent, or pay for
their telephone calls to Van
Clark saic the effect of this
Gecision willbe significant
delays in the handling of land
lord-tenant disputes outside of
Vancouver and Victoria,

BACKHOE
SERVICE
For Slocan Valley Residents
352-5980
354-4033 or 359-7358 after 5 p.m.

Woodcrest Holdings Lid,

Castlegar Drug Hours
12-1p.m. &6-7 p.m

9th Annual
General Meeting

of the
Kootenay Savings
Credit Union

Monday, April 10
7:30 p.m.

Trail Junior Secondary High
School Auditorium
Cedar Avenue, Trail
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