10. CASTLEGAR NEW:

S, Thursday, Aug. 29, 1968

id. R. NICHOLSON”

Wedding is

said sub-lot to

LSs,)
NADA :
PROVINCE OF BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
ELIZABETH! the SECOND,
by the Grace o!
the United Kingdom, Can-
ada and Her other Realms
and Territories, Queen,
Head of the Common-
wealth, Defender of the
Faith.

“L, R, PETERSON”

Minister of Municipal Affairs, Lo

To all to whom these pres-
ents shall come —

Greeting.
(WHERBAS by section 768
(of the “Municipal Act” it
(is provided, inter alia, that
(in addition to the fun
(tions conferred by
a regional district
(has such functions as are
provided by Letters Patent or
supplementary Letters Pat-
ent, and for this purpose the
Lieutenant-Governor in Coun-
cil may, on the recommenda-
tion of the Minister, provide
in the Letters Patent or sup-
plementary Letters Patent

such further objects, power, e

obligations, duties, limita-
tions, and conditions in re-
spect to any or all functions
requested pursuant to this
section:

__AND WHEREAS the Re-
gional Board of the Regional
District of Central Kootenay
has requested the function of
garbage disposal service for
Electoral Area J, the Town
of Castlegar and Town of
Kinnaird:

ie Re-

WHEREAS th
gional Board has requested
that the boundary between
Electoral Areas I and J be
adjusted:

NOW KNOW YE THAT
We do order and proclaim
that on, from and after the
date hereof the following be
added to the objects, powers

Kootenay:—

1. The Regional Board may
establish, maintain, operate,
and regulate grounds for the
disposal of garbage and waste
within the area.of the region-
al district comprising Elec-
toral Area J, the Town of
Castlegar and ‘Town of Kin-
naird and may establish and
impose charges for the use
thereof. The annual net cost

f God, of 1

| Pian 782, deposited in the

t corner of Lot

westerly along
or

Lot 9

corner thereof; thence south-

2464; thence west-
erly, southerly, and easterly
along the boundaries of Lot| o¢
12464 to the south-east corn-
er thereof; thence due east
to the westerly boundary of
tt 302A; thence northerly
along the westerly boundaries
of Lots 302A and 303 to the
right bank of Slocan River;
thence southerly along said | yrs.
right bank to the point there-
on which lies due west of the
south-west corner of Block 1,

approached the
Land Registry Office at Nel- Mr. Wells

son, B.C.; thence east to said] yw, ¥
centr, ine gaat gnl dcton aad Perera
r-
ies of sald Block 1, to. the during (the, signing of | the
north-east corner ereof; ie
thence jp caatecly plone the ——Given_in_ marriage by
northerly joundaries of
Blocks 24, 25, and 26, Plan sald. right-of-way to its inter-
782 aforesaid, to the north-)0F" Combi: Re centre line
ast corner of Block 263) 0) son wi 1 a oestia
thence due east to the west-| ay 2 along ie centre
Sy auntie ena cee the'at Roomy
.D. leposited in the| >:
Land Registry Office at Nel- Rivers thence northerly. along
son, B.C.; thence southerly |('° ean e line of the Koot-
and easterly along the boun- hee a iver to a point that
daries of said Parcel 3 to the | Dts oury west of the most
south-east corner thereof; na si erly north-west corner
thence easterly and southerly the ub-lot ee Lot 3
along the ight, bank of Koo: thonee erty paid peomners
thereon which ties ‘due Fyest northerly boundaries of said
of the north-west corner of sable: 7 and Sub-lot 8 to the
Sub Sa ia 128 ene| Pert SE oe tat
east to said corner; thence g -
southerly along the westerly ey along the: casterly boun-
the northerly toundary, of Westerly: boundary: of aublots
ub-lot 8 of Lot 1238; thence|s > <> 7 to
westerly along the northerly the south-west corner of Sub-

altar.
also sang the

Witnessed .

By Four Generations

her father, the bride wore a
gown of sheer Swiss dotted |
nylon tulle over satin feat.,
uring a full train trimmed’
with satin, ‘ |
Her shoulder-length veil
flowed from a headband of
summer flowers. |
She carried a spray of
tulle flowers centered with
small white roses and baby's
breath accentuated: by ivy.
Maid of honor, Sydney
Shaw of Kelowna, _ bride:
maids Lola Harcoff of Rob-
son, sister of the groom and
Mrs. James Forsyth of Prince
Rupert, were identically at-

of white Swiss eyelet over
aqua taffeta with an open
panel of aqua taffeta.

They carried similiarly
styled sprays centered with
carnations and wore long,
formal gloves.

Ann Forsyth, sister of the
bride, was train’ bearer and
wore attire identical to the
attendants who all had min-
jature flowers arranged in
their upswept coiffures.

Best man was  Lieut-
George Tesla of Victoria and
ushering duties were per-
formed by the brother of the
groom, Larry Harcoff of Van-
couver and the brother of
the bride, James Forsyth of
Prince Rupert.

The fathers and male at-
tendants wore white formal
dinner jackets and black
es.

The reception was held
in the garden of the bride’s
parents where a knitted lace
‘fable cloth made by the
groom’s grandmother cover-
ed the bride’s table.

Cc the bride’s

boundary of said Sub-lot 8 loth 38s thence westerly along
and Sub-lot 7 to the most : ot
fortherly north-west corner |S¥b-lots 2, 1, 3, and 5 of Lot
thereof; thence due west to 1237 to the south-west corner
the centre line of of said Aaa thence
River; thence southerly alon; lo! le wi

sald. centre line rate inter boundary of said Sublot 5 to
ection with the centre line|t#e point theron which lies

table, the four-tiered wed-
ding cake swathed in tulle
and live white roses with

prerrrsaee TTT

tired in flowing formal gowns F

Sherwood Park, Alta; Jane
Daly of Trail; Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Smith of Grand
Forks, North Dakota.

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Spice
of Victoria; Doug Lunam of
Comox; Mrs. Basil Rodoman
of Toronto; Helen Beckley

— Photograph by Jane Sloan

of Australia; Fred Harcoff of
Seattle, Wash.; Dave Brewer
of Montreal.

Other guests attending
were from Castlegar, Robson,
Kelowna, Vancouver, Victor-
ja, Penticton, Naramata and
Paris, France.

white roses also
the top tier, was flanked by
standards of wedding bells.

of the. Columbia ver;|due east, of the th

4598; thence west to said
corner; thence westerly along
ie southerly boundary of

'd wester-|cormer of Sub-lot 71 of Lot in

e ly 5
the receiving line, thé
bride’s mother wore an off-
white dress -of Philippine
fibre with embroidered front

said sub-lot to the ith:
corner thereof; thence due

of the south-east corner of
t-|Sub-lot 58 of Lot 4598; thence
north to said corner; thence

northerly and westerly along

0 this
shall be apportioned between
the member it ities of

the boundaries of Sub-lot 58

reat the ster; id
yang eeaderi eee a the north-west corner

Electoral Area J, the Town
of Castlegar and Town of
Kinnaird on the basis speci-
fied in section 782 of the
“Municipal Act.”

The annual net cost at- #

tributable to this function
shall not exceed the product
of one-half mill on the as-
sessments referred to in par-
agraph 1 in the first year of
operation and the product of

fifth of a mill each year

ter. wit
3. No debt other than tem-

porary current borrowing
shall be incurred by the re-
gional district for the pur-
poses of this function.

4. Until the annual budget
for the year 1969 is adopted
the sums of money which
may be borrowed to meet the
current lawful expenditures
of the regional district for
the purpose of this function
shall be as determined by
the Inspector of Municipali-

ies.

AND THAT the boundary
of Electoral Area I be amen-
ded by inserting after the
word “to” in the fifty-ninth
line of the description of the
electoral area as published

s
1965, the words: “the point
of intersection with the east-
erly boundary of the Colum-
bia and Kootenay Railway
right-of-way; thence norther-
ly and easterly along said
right-of-way to the point of
intersection with the easter-
ne poundary of Lot 3

ence northerly and wester-
ly along the easterly and
northerly boundaries of. said
Lot 237, sub-lot 54 of lot
4598, and Lot 301A to”, so
that the description of the
electoral area reads as fol-
jows:—

to

Lot 237, Sublot 54 of Lot thereof; thence _norther!;
4598, and Lot 301A to a point|along the left bank of Col.
which lies due south of the|Umbia River to the point

£ Lot|thereon which lies due east
of the south-east corner of
Sub-lot 12 of Lot 4598; thence
west to said corner; thence
westerly along the southerly
boundary of said sub-lot and
continuing to and along the
northerly boundaries of Lots

west to the point due south) ©

incorporated therein.

electoral ar

7187 and 8073 to the north-
west corner of it. ;
thence due north to the point

h-east
hence
said corner; thence
westerly along the southerly
boundary of Lot 12805 to the

THAT the boundary imi sght-of.
of Electoral Area J be amen- easterly inns it of _ iene of
of, Blectoral Mee her the | Wao eee there
word “to” in the eighteenth | northerly along said easterly
line of the description of the|jimit to the westerly bound

of Low:

of intersection with

ea_aS
in The British Columbia Gaz- 53
ette dated December 16, er Arrow Lake; thence north-

1965, the words: “the point the northerly boundary of the
o

ary of the
erly along said boundary to

Creek;

./She wore white accessories
cor-

nel,
and a corsage of apricot ros-

Nels Allen, president of
the Castle; and District

Local Teachers’ Head
Attends Conference

form staff committees in
their schools to help share in

The mother of the groom
wore a blue lace suit with
hat of matching blue flowers
and white accessories. Her
corsage was of delicate pink-
and-white baby roses.
Uncle of the bride, Jim
Spice, was master of cere-

jonies.
Gordon Palmer gave the
toast to the bride with th
toast to the bridesmaids giv-
en by Lieut. George Tesla.

Telegrams were read
from Scotland, United States

Roger Forsyt and
James Forsyth and his young
son,

blue dress and
flowered hat was of turqu-
cise, white and blue chiffon.

OF:

was one

‘land Dr. H.

of more than 100 leaders in
the i ion from

e

across B.C. who attended the
recent annual summer con-
ference of the B.C. Teachers’
Federation in Nelson.

‘Tae workshop delegates
heard Tom Hutchison of In-
vermiere, new: president of
the Federation, outline some
of the aims and objectives of
the organization for the com-
ing year.

‘One of the most import-
ant activities of the 20,000-

and a wi

during

sage.
_ The newlyweds will re-
side at 107-1855 Balsam St.,

northerly boundary of Lot | th |
301A; thence easterly and thenes eartee and souther:
along the northerly easterly boundaries of the

id eas'

Lot 4598, and Lot 237 to

boundary of
then

intersection

easterly
uni

501
“Electoral Area | — Com-

mencing at the north-west

corner of Lot 8463, Kootenay ah

L and District thence easterly

continuing northerly along
Jy boundaries of
id 10922 to ae

id

erly along the westerly bol
e|daries of Lots 8643, 9411,
18219 and 7778 to the south-
west corner of said Lot 7778;
thence due couth to the Point

dary of th

m which lies due) “have caused these Our
Letters to be made patent
and the Great Séal of Our
said Province to be here-
unto. affixed.

of intersection with
301A;

ant terly
said Lot 301A, Sub-lot ia

northetly boundary of Lot
ly and 4

of of said creek to

watershed of Worthington

6 Doin On day with the) Creek; thence easterly along
i ne ary
Columbia and Kootenay Rail-/}) poundary of Sub-lot 17 of Mrs.

said bound: to the wester-
‘ot 7159; thence southerly
and easterly along the -west-
erly and southerl: ri

the southerly boundary of the]!

Out-of-town guests in-

cluded Mr. and Mrs. Alec

grandparents, of the
3 e!

gary; Mr. an
John Dennison and family of

Ly
of said sub-lot to the south-

1968-69 would be in the area
of effective teaching and
learning, he declared.

“There has been con-
siderable discussion on_ the
expertise of teachers. I hope

year tv see considerable
advances in the expertise of

our teachers’ organizations.

expertise must

show itself in a professional
a of what child:

sistant profess
of

of B-

Delegates were welcom-
ed to the workskop by Rev.
Aquinas Thomas, president of
Notre Dame University.

It was the first time in

10 years that the conference

had been held in Nelson.

In the intervening years

it has been held at Vernon

and Prince George.
———_—

Prescriptions
Must Be Handled
With Much Gare

Do you sometimes wond-
er why you can’t get a cer-
tain ig directly over the
driigstore counter without a

rescription from a doctor?

wi

the description of the elec-/cast corner thereof, being a
toral area reads as follows:—| point on the westerly shore

“Electoral Area J | —J|of Lower Arrow Lake; thence

southeasterly by a straight
line across Lower Arrow
Lake to the point of com-
mencement — all the lots
herein above mentioned be-
ing in Kootenay Land District
— save and except therefrom
lands which may be within
-|the corporate limits of any
city, district, town, or village
municipality or any lands
;|which may be hereafter in-
corporated therein.”

AND THAT the Letters
Patent of the Regional Dist-
rict of Central Kootenay be
deemed to be amended 50 as
to conform to the premises
as and from the date of these

Creek; thence easter-| Letters Patent.
said boundary to the/m testimony whereof, We

ence a, in
ester-| southerly along the northerly pater ue pare

erly bound:
of Lot 1239;
and southerly

‘boundaries

54 of

to the

tion wath the
S Raik By Command.

our Lord one thousand
nine hundred and sixty-
eight, and in the seven-
teenth year of Our Reign.

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“Ww. D. BLACK” .
P y:

hard —work,
agonizing readjustment and
insecurity.

*“Can we honestly asay

cation
“clearly designed to strength-
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Don Jorgenson, of Van-
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Your doctor takes into
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AGGREGATE WINNER among 11 and 12 year-old-boys in
4| Kinnaird’s first major swim meet was Bob Rafter of the

of three aggregate winners,

tlegar News Photo

Kinnaird Aquanuauts. Kinnaird went on to win other major
awards in the meet, to come up with a creditable showing
determined on performances
throughout the all-day meet. Presenting the young swimmer
with his award is Kinnaird Ald. Clarence Ackerman. — Cas-

fo » M.
MacKillop, assessor-building
inspector, reported recently
to the Regional District of
Central Kootenay.
A servicing program is
planned for later in the fall
for the three towns in order
to assess any new construc-
tion starts which may take
place since field work was
done in the towns.
The report states the
building inspection protection
service is functioning well.
Good construction means less
maintenance later, the report
stated.
Cooperation has been re-
ceived from the general pu-
blic and governmental de-
partments, states the report.
The total welue of con-
e

'| Assessment Progressing
In Castlegar and Kinnaird

pated in the budget for 1968.

The board resolved that
CKRD should supply the in-
spection service to munici-

L.| palities on request for 80 per

cent of the permit fee.

Kiwanis Ciub Hosts
U.S. Visitors

The Castlegar Kiwanis

Club hosted smembers of the .

Newport, Kiwanis
Club at its regular meeting
Jast week and also: paid tri-
bute to a departing member
of the local club.

Five members of the
Newport Kiwanis Club atten-
ded the ladies night held by
the Castlegar club.

Mr. Henry, a trades fore-

| man in the Celgar pulp divi-

sion, leaves soon to take up
9 new position with Western
Bridge in Vancouver.
Entertainment at the
Jadies night was provided by
Wally Walper of Kinnaird

and Bob Rootes.

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