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Traffic lights may soon dis-
eipline the traffic at the inter-
section of ‘Pine and Columbia
in downtown Cavtlegar, the Kin-
naird-Castlegar and District Sa-
fety Council’ was informed last
Thursday. }

* Leo Bosse, representing ‘the
Village: of’ Castlegar, told the
meeting that the traffic count
had .not.'becn quite ‘sufficient
but the danger involved during
certain’ periods of the day pa

Columbia Ave., although he said
he had not been in favor of
this for the total area. He added
that the same method. is“ also
designated for Maple. St.

‘|The Safety Council. meet-
ing saw representatives in at-
tendance from both the Castle-
gar and. Kinnaird councils, the
fire departments and by A. E.
Staite from the department of
Highways as well: as visitors
from the Trail Safety Council
who Mrs, Les

ompted the
promp’ ider the has

Read,
and L.. Forte and |‘

stallation of stop lights for the
area with an eight head signal.
He said that. also being consl-
‘dered was the possible. moving
of. the present flashing lights
to Maple and‘ Columbia near
the Crossroads Service’ Centre.
Mr. Bosse’ reported — that
crosswalks’ have been: painted
in. the village/and expressed as
noteworthy the policy of paral-
lel parking: on both sides of

62 Kindergarten Students
Graduate, Receive Diplomas

On a recent Sunday after-
noon in the Kinnaird Improve-
ment Society Hall, parents, fri-
ends and relatives were enter-
tained at the graduation exer-

the form -of a recitation was
extended to all present. Follow-
ing this the entire group: pre-
sented a melody of nursery
‘ryhmes intersperesd by time-

cises of 62 little
students from St..Joseph’s Kin-
en, Kinnaird, and St. Ri-
Kindergarten, Castlegar,
under the direction of the Sis-

ters of the Atonement.
A very warm welcome in

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‘ly and «) recitations.
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Girl-is to Gather

Botany ‘Specimens

‘Two girls from the Univer-
sity of Victoria will spend their
summer, gathering specimens of
Vancouver Island's plant life for

including * nee “Musical
Graduation” which was complete
with school secretary, valedic-
torian, athe Sister, and a priest

Band demonstrated their know-

dition of “Frere Jasques”, “Lit-
tle Jack Horner”, “Marine
Hymn” ‘and “There's a Blue-
bird”. i

A play entitled ‘Mother
Goose Picture Book” followed
with almost the entire in
the role of nursery ryhme char-

8.

Eight little boys and girls
delighted the audience with a
recitation entitted “The Rheu-
matis” followed by the “French
Minuet”. Two little children in
traditional costume sang “Dance

ledge of music with their ren-/ the

Following this Jast item,

the 's botany depart-
ment.

The two students,.Joan Hett
and Wendy Armstrong, will un-
dertake the outdoors expedition.
Miss Hett received. all of sher

were
with their diplomas by J. H. Cor-
bett principal of Twin Rivers
School in Castlegar. °°
Mr. Corbett spoke - on the
outstanding ‘ability of the Sis-
ters and congratulated the gra-
duates on their: excellent per-
formances.
During the program Bruno
Griffone played several selec-
tions on the accordian, A pre-
sentation was made on behalf of
the Kindergarten mothers to
Sister Thomas Marie who’ re-
ceived a lawn chair and a bou-
quet of flowers.

Sister , the Cas-

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tlegar teacher, was ‘presented
with a bouquet of flowers’ by
the Kindergarten mothers with

the ale.
trict and. now resides jn ‘Victo-
ria with her parents,
Miss Hett: will graduate this
spring fromthe university with
her BSc: with a botany major.
She has been. granted a teach-
ing. assistantship towards a mas-
ter’s degree by the University
of Wisconsin.
She will go to Wisconsin
to study and will spend: part
of her time teaching elemen-
tary botany and will be paid by
the university there. ‘She has
been. granted $2, 700: towards
her studies.::
After . leaving high school
here, the 26-year-old university
student served in the RCAF as
a pro-rec’ speciailst. Prior
studies at Victoria,

a purse of money as a
gift. Sister Bernadette is away
temporgrily and was to. have

land this morning. She expects
to visit for several weeks af-
ter an absence from her home-
land of about, 15 years,

Hirile Replacement
Places Strong Third
In Speech Goniest

A young West Keotenaiax,
14-year-old May Messenger of

she was a swimming and Phy;

“nated a

to| missioner E. ‘C.

Murray Bowen who demonstrat-
ed the potential explosive pro-
perties of ordinary household
sprays.
School board representative | ==
Ernie: Mills, chairman of the
school safety poster campaign,
reported that all posters from
the schools ‘have been turned
in.’ At the final judging, the
award will go to the school pro-
ducing the best poster. The
‘award is’ the contribution of
Columbia Cellulose who has do-
travelling trophy to
the qaneine Achiool to be retain-
ed for a
‘For tie’ ‘department of high-
‘| ways, Mr. Staite referred ‘to
the control: of traffic leading
to the Castlegar ferry. It is t
be. left in the hands ‘of the de
partment which .will try to im-
prove the Situation. He sald
his department ‘was extremely
interested in any ‘suggestions for
he matter of posting of lanes,

He said that surveys have
been. made with the location
being .under , observation. "One
suggestion was that a retaining
wall be installed on the rail-
way embankment on the pul
mill side..He said that the post-
ing of lanes would be difficult
and required further study.

Regarding -funeral traffic
in. Kinnaird, Mr. Staite asked
the Safety Council to bring to
‘the attention of the funeral di-
rector that funeral processions
would ‘require better supervi-
sion at the left turn off High-
way No..3 leading to the Park
Memorial Cemetery.

He. said a hazard exists
where the funeral cars are com:

elled to cross three lanes at
this point, facing oncoming traf-
fic up to 60 miles per hour.
Leo Bosse and Kinnaird com-
Ackerman of-
fered to discuss the situation
with the funeral director.

as made

aes,

strong will travel to Port Hardy
in a rented truck, taking with
them two, tents, one a base camp
and: the other a tiny fly tent
which can be packed into the
bush for side. trips.

. They'll also take a small
eartop boat along for use on
lakes, ‘cooking and . sleeping
equipment, -a- specimen press
and a2. small. camp heater to
dry out specimens.

Field trips will: last’ two
weeks and will) include west
coast and Gulf, Island points.

-| pits which are especially ha-

Wi
at the meeting regarding gravel

zardous at times of high water.
The Safety Council will write
to the owner of the gravel pits
to back up ‘the. village in’ its
attempt-to eliminate these holes
situated near the drive-in thea-
tre property.

The Castlegar and District

Safety © Council, indicated | that.
84 accidental injuries were list-

ed in the number of out -patients
for the month of April in addi-
tion to 11 accident patients who
spent a total of 52 days in hos-

Hospital, in‘ its report to the|4

Traffic Lights Again Mooted
For Highway Inierseciion

home and male vietims outnum-
bered the females. This ratio was
also indicated for the month of
March ‘when “reported were’ 87
out-patients: and ‘five accident
Patients spending a total of 27,
days: in hospital.

‘An informative demonstra-
tion on fire fighting appliances
for. small ‘fires was given by
Fire Chief Ed Lewis, Scott alr
paks were demontsrated by the
Kinnaird firemen, Both depart-
ments. demonstrated life saving
equipment which is available to
citizens at all times.

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Spring Clean-Up.

MHO Retains Moran
In Suspension Appeal

his:
lth fH inteoe to dismiss,” by the
provincial kre of Butte
who came
to the: “region in June of ‘last

year,’ was’ si ded
ttl 290 juspende: three

ent’s conclusion that Dr.

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eanulty said he’ had

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alleged for his suspension py the
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nation and inefficler aio
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of the al legations. toy
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will be heard by ‘the vil ser-
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Date has not yet been set
but ‘probably the. appeal : will
be heard early in June.

“Renata

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Tina Marie and Michael, Mra,
3, 'Hanem and Mr. Ron ‘Bonin
of Trail were Sunday visitors at
the home of Mr. and Mrs, Ju-
lius yok. pera

Thomas Hun-
ohak i Hubert and Fern and Wal-
do Penner spent“ the weekend
at the home of Mr.’ and Mrs.
Billie “at Canyon. ‘While there
they attended the Creston Blos-

som val,
Miss’ Anne Funk and Miss

Doric “McKenzie . of | Spokane
were. weekend visitors at the
home of Mrs, H. Funk.

Mrs, P. Warkentin has left
for Nanaimo ‘where she. will
spend a'week’s holiday at the
home of her son-in-law ‘and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs.’ Robert
McKay,

Arthur, Victor and Linda of Oli-
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few weeks ago, after a
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A-Canadian clracior who
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Harvey, Hi rt, 36-year-old
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A_, native of: Toronto,
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e The TV. networks are
“Hning up ‘their shows for
the’ fall,” and: CBC-TV. has
signed two hour-long ad-
‘venture serles and a half
“hour comedy series,

The adventure shows are
Mr.” Broadway, with Craig
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‘NATO -special” investigator.
The network. also will carry

1 Jack Benny ‘this fall.

®@. Frank Sinatra, in Jap .
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‘ Brave, hada narrow brush’
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World markets for doreay Pro-
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seeing Sel neve

Bentley’ noted that “While

doubt the feasibility of such a
huge increase in the' immediate
future, I’m sure it will be sone
in. the long run,

sources’ in ‘the-: World. :With
these, .she can earn: foreign ex-
change to pay for her food and

of hving, most of this spoons
should be absorbed at home,
Bentley said, but, # if she hse to,
Russia will export before ‘con-
suming at home.

in' world markets, B.C. indu:
must, be, extremely careful to
watch" production’ costs,‘ even
though ‘most of the avenues for
economy had already. been fully
explored.
“Iam taking: the chair ‘at
the height ‘of ‘a cycle’ of ‘pros:
perity, butI would | like to sound
word of caution,’ -he said. ‘We
can no longer make
of our mills ‘simply; by process-
‘ing more’ logs,’ because» under
sustained -yield,: we -are using
nological improvements, while
still possible, will not ‘continue
to, match those of the-Jast. few
years. We. have reached. the’
ultimate in’ gconoiate ullization

for

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Notre Dame: University ‘of Nel-
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‘The board of governors of

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Fruitvale, Balced. third in a Bro, ‘The girls'are employed by pital. ————_. The members of the board}. AD Shaaeeceanke ‘was made

test sponsored’ by’ the Knights
of Pythias in Vernon last Thurs-
day evening.
Miss ‘Messenger took the
place of Castlegar’s Elaine
Hirtle in the contest when Miss

dent a few days. before she was
to leave for Vernon.

Miss Messenger, Grade IX
student at the Fruitvale junior
high elementary. school, spoke
on the topic of women’s fash:
ions over the period 1864-1964.
n the previous -weekend,

to Miss Hie: in district -fin-
als held in Tr:
Winner: at ‘Vernon was a
girl from, Vancouver Island, and
chosen second was a contestant
from Penticton.

KP spokesman said “Misa
Messenger had ‘“‘put on a fine
performance” at Vernon and thé

Hirtle was hurt inja car accl-|

Miss Messenter placed..second| §

to help build up
a base collection: for the botany
department which already has
3,000 specimens:

Funeral ‘Service
Held on Monday
For Mrs, ae neff

arrangements “of the under, the
Funeral Home‘ were held Mon-
day afternoon’ from. the Pass

Of these accidents, ‘appro-

Castlegar Couple’s
Infant Son Passes

‘Word. was received here on
Monday of the death the pre-
vious-day in ‘Vancouver of Alan
Geoffrey Moo:

Mr. and Mrs. Evan Moore of
3) Castlegar. Burial was in Moun-
tain View Cemetery in Vancou-
ver. :

that in lieu of flowers, contri-

ximately 86 happened in the|§

The infant. ‘was the son of :

‘The family has requested |§

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Creek Hall. Interment took place
ain the’ Brilliant. Cemetery.

’ Born Tina:Rebalkin in .Veri-
Bin, Sask,, she came to: British
Creek

district was that. she
had rated so-highly;among. con-
testants from every part of the
province.
In the Trail contest, win-
ning Miss ‘Hirtle spoke “about
the general development of Ca-
nada, ' “this Splendid nation, is
over ‘the 1864-1984 pe
Miss

in. 1913. She: on married , to
John . Sofonoff'at’: Winlaw and
they made their home at Cham-
pion Creek until-:1963 when
they moved to Pass Creek.»

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band and one‘son: John! of
naird; four daughters,’ Mrs.: ™M.

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