CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, August 3, 1972

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, August 3, 1972

P

Two Salmo Paddlers
Reach for the Top

fn KC Days Race To KC Days Fele

Nine ieee ce slip: Everybody seemed to
d into the Arrow Lakes ‘ rybody
junday afternoon and made ? é . ne the spirit of KC

a wild dash down to the
oe canes. Several business houses
rt in the community. went all
out to follow the theme of
the festivities, which was
River Boat Days.

Chairman Bill Banham
had hoped that aside from

‘ing the straw boaters
win st ‘would
t to eople wi
dress in «Bay Nineties”
costumes for the occasion.

And that is what hap-
pened.

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“PETTITT PHOTOS
SOLOHG L1ili3d

SOLOHd’ LLILLad

Winner of the event
was a team from 0,
John Bishop and Cec Jen-
sen who arrived just a few
minutes ahead of the Leit-
ner-Berquist canoe,

‘The canoes dipped into
the water at 2:07, and the
winners reached Pass Creek
at 3:80,

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KOKANEE PARK

Naturalist Margaret Knight

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7:00 p.m. Nature Talks

PETTITT. PHOTOS

PETTITT PHOTOS .

CASTLEGAR HOTEL
' Invites. you to try our RUSSIAN
dinners, STEAK dinners,
CHICKEN dinners, or drop
in for a snack ;

WE CATER — by reservationo — to party —
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i CANOE RACE WINNERS, John Bishop and side at the completion of their 9% mile
= Cee. Jensen of Salmo meet Miss KC Days, — run,
: Lillian Kemperman and Dr. Hugh Keenley-

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Sophie Makortoff at West's Store

Castlegar Horsemen Assoc.

— Castlegar News Photo Meet’ at Picnic Site Notice Board

STARTING SATURDAY, JULY 15

EVERYBODY had a good time at the old
time square dancing party held at the

Super-Valu parking lot on Saturday night.
— Leo Sommers Photo

:, BEAUTY QUEENS ON PARADE. Miss KC
Days, Lillian Kemperman rides the Public
«: Freightways truck with her princesses and

and Mrs.

law Mr. John Petherbridge
and children of Edmonton
and a friend from Surrey,
Mrs, F. Smilie and two dau-
:. ghters. Also visiting them ere.
> over the weekend were Mr.
: and Mrs, Fred Cox of Har-

CASTLEGAR SOCIAL NOTES

. to return to her home in

qq Mr..and. Mrs, Reg Bro
ani son Carl returned home
_at the weekend after spend-
ing the past month hee

past
re''the latter’s brother,
Mr 1 Honing in several parts

. and Mra: A. Robertson
and family of Gibsons, Mr.
|. Frischknet and
family of Edmonton, son-in-
home
nding the past month at
their summer home in Chr-
friends

Guests .at the home of
Mrs, J. Heslop during the
weekend were Mr. and Mrs.
W. Gill of Yellowknife and
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Noad of

elowna.

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RCMP Enthusiastic
Ahout Bohaviour
During Festivities

a Be ral Canadian Mount-

olice repo! av
quiet time over the KC tak
tivities.

pl. Stan Partridge, of-
charge of the Cas-

especial.
praise the teenagers

to
Mae went to the open air
3 the Castleaird

visiting queens. The float was decorated by
the Alpha Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi.

— Castlegar News Photo

-  Police-in Castlegarare
going to keep a close wat-
ch for “irresponsible peo
ple” who are doing ‘damage
to school grounds,
Superintendent of Scho-
ols Claude Bissell has re-
ported to police several cas-
es where people have dri-
ven their cars over school
lawns and done damage.

An RCMP spokesman
said “we are going to pay
close attention to such oc
curences and those people
will be dealt with by the

urts.”

aa go. Partridge: said.
” Cpl. Partridge
“They were most orderly
and well-behaved.”  -

He added that’ police
had received “absolutely no
complaints” during KC

to renew its contract
the town for fire fighting
protection.

Council agreed to con-
tinue the present contract
until Sept. 30, during which
time airport committee vice-
chairman, Denny Hughes,
will discuss the matter with
Rene Archambault, the Kin-
naird fire chief.

Recent Taxation Law Revision.
Can Help Parents of Students

Officials at Selkirk Col-
lege indicate that a recent
revision in Canadian tax
laws will make life some-
what easier for parents who
have a son or daughter at-
tending College.

A student (or bis or
her parent, husband or
wife) 5 permitted to deduct
$50 a month for each mon-
th the student is in full-
time attendance at a post-
secondary educational or
training institution,
tive from January 1, 1972.

The measure immediate-

dy _ affects 500,000 individ-
uals now in university and
other post-secondary institu-
tions and will cost the gov-
ernment about $50 million
a year.
To claim the deduction
a student will have to be
enrolled in a program whi-
ch requires at least. 10
hours of. work per week
with a duration of at least
three consecutive weeks.

JACK’S AUTO

A. student supporting
himself gets the full deduc-
tion. The amount ed
by a supporting relative is
reduced by any taxable in-
come earned by the student,

. The deductions from a

te income now’
= ersonal exel

"clandard. charitable

tion, standard aritable - ~

exemption of $100, employ-
‘ment expenses of 3% (to a
maximum of $150), tuition,

nses,

fellowships
tax-

The new exemption is
-not available if an employ-
er is paying for the course
or if the student is receiv-
ing government allowances
such as under adult train-
ing programs.

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Stage Big Day at D-Bar-D

Officials of the Castle-
gar Horsemen's Association
report they are pleased with
the number of spectators—
and entrants, who turned
out for their on
Sunday afternoon at the
Di

A spokesman for the as-
sociation said there were 40
entries in the events which
were tied in with KC Days
celebrations, and more than
200 spectators visited the
ranch before and during the

actual

The fololwing is a lst-
ing of the prize winners;-

Obstacle Course:- 12
and under division. (1) Deb-
bie Robertson (2) Brian Mc-
Carthy, (8). Shauna
16 and under, (1) Brian Ver-
igin, "(2)" Len (3)
Wayne Savinkoff. Seniors,
(1) Gordon Taylor, (2) Pete
Milton, (8) Charlene Havil-

Barrels. 12 and under.
(1) Debbie. Robertson, * (2)
Mike ,(8);-Brian;. Me-

ie ‘Nutter, (2) Wayne
Donald, -(3)Cindy” Raulson.
Senior, (1) Gordon Taylor,
(2) Wayne Donald, (8) Tom.
Haviland.

Pole ‘bending. 12 and
under: (1) Brian McCarthy,
(2) Leslie York, (8) Debbie
Robertson. 16 and under
(1), Wayne Mi (2)

with Tom Hay
the honors in the men's div-

ision.

‘Winner of the egg race
was Robbie Nutter, and
ride-a-buck winners. were

Charlene Haviland and Barb -

Ross,

Brian Mt
Kellers, secon

Donald and Roy
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PART OF THE CROWD. which turned out to
watch the Selkirk Lions log burling contest

at Pass Creek Park,

— Castlegar News Photo

MOMENTS before’ the Big’ Splash, ‘John
“Joker” Chernenko challenges Barnacle Bear
at. the log burling contest. Joker won, but

Saturday, August 19 —

Monday, September 4

Vibrant Vancouver is just packed
with things to see and do. Sta
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famous entertainers.

Then tour fabulous Staniey Park,
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For a memorable night on the
town, explore Gastown and the
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restaurants, that help make
Vancouver one of the most
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on a rematch with Walter Holuboff lost.

— Castlegar News Photo

LOG BURLING
GRAND SPORT
AT PASS GREEK

Coolest event on Suny
day at the KC Days festiv-
ities was.in the pool at Pass
Creek Park,

The big attraction was
the log burling competition,
sponsored by the Selkirk
Lions Club, and it drew 60
contestan!

The contest. was handl-
ed by Rudy Quaedvlieg and
Walter Hotuboff.

One of the highlights
of the event was the burl-

‘ records were set in this bit

of nonsense, but “Joker”
won by a split second. ,
Here are the winners:
Boys, Michael Quaedv-
lieg, 11, of Castlegar. Girls,
Laura Hanson, 9, of Langley
Men's, Macnair of Cas-

tlegar, .and Ladies, Shirley

Jackson, of Castlegar.

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were wheels, bingo and dice. games to
appeal to all: those who have the urge to

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make a quick ‘buck. This one, operated by
the Kiwanis Club was kept pretty busy
during the scorching hot summer afternoon,

— Castlegar News Photo

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