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‘Box Classic was’ won by Law-
frencs) ‘McFarlane.'In the tine
ipa before the run-offs, his

' ip box.‘entry completed the
"| sours in’ 19'1/2 seconds,‘
1 Runners-up in this: year's
: race were Gordon Lebedoff and
‘Ricky Newlove, second place in

CASTLEGAR NEWS,’ ‘Thursday, August, 1974

“Lawrence i iia | Wins

8 to sistaraine
‘bie, Mi ane started by Bil
‘Banham;' the race for first and

(second.place,' by. KC Days,

‘Queen Katrine Thor: Larsen,

Miss Thor-Larsen presented
, the first prize and her princes-
ses Connie Polonikoff and Don-

‘a folnt effort and Robert Olson, °

‘third place, In the time trials,

{the Lebedoff-Newlove ‘car ran :

the course in 20 seconds and the

Olson car, in 21 seconds. Also in’:

the finals was Kelly Johnson,
‘whose car rat the course in B
‘seconds.

‘On hand to start the races
*. were: Ald,’ Jack Chernoff, and
‘Lions Moe Zibin and Don Jones,
ion’ Marsh Johnson officiated

if ‘at ths: finish line. i

‘silverisa’ ‘Mail.
‘Now Picked Up.
At ‘New. Denver
Pest Office: service in 80-

-verton has mow come to an cad.

‘Asof today reeldents must pick

di op Leeks ould 66. New: Denver.

“To One Common am

> Stem Grown Here:

+. Double: blooms are not
‘uncommon ‘with dahlias, but
three blooms with ‘2.common

: munity); Memorial Chueh’.

4. was filled to capacity with rela-

‘stem must: be something. else 2

‘again,
it ‘Such a flower was picked
‘recently from the flower. beds
.of Mrs. Peter (Nora) Majesgey,
i ‘who presented the triple bloom
to the Castlegar News.
The orange colored flowers";
‘Jeome from roots which Mrs.
Majesgey has had over ‘the
years ‘and /is of the regular
‘garden varidty.

Volkswagon
- . Damaged ‘When’
- Striking | Deer.
Damages have been esti.
“: mated from five to six hundred
dollars to.a’ Volkswagon van

after it’ was in collision’ with'a
:deéer on; the Robson’ Road one

‘mile South, of Keenleyside :

Dam.

LoS Driver Ernest Melvin Ba: ‘

tula of Pass Creek was return.
ing from 8yringa‘ Creek when
two deer. strung. onto the’ read.

5 No charges have been laid,’ .
Th wad iy hom the ae

Dangerous.
vercrowding’a boat
ig for ‘an accident. * Make
two trips in safety. Always
= check the sweather: before. you.
set ov

3 Complete inspection of pfront :

‘suspension *

ae Centre steering: wheel
3° Adjust and ‘tube. steering | box:.
*, Adjust: camber. and castor

et Adjust foedn:

* Adjust torsion bars: .

h ) avallable either for, all ‘public |

statement aurerirarery ‘f the
Castlegar News July 18. Ido
have a reaponse' to it~

Before making what’ may”
seem like negative comments,
please let me settle two points.
Iam‘ not sdvoeating duet
: behavior on the part of any:
nor. condoning “such bebevior,

‘nor supporting behavior ‘that, °.
while offensive

perhaps legal, is

to‘a majority of

» Tam not mounting
jan attack on the police.’ have
som op udur standing pole
enou; e lems
face. ‘Tho obstscioe-in. unpre:
dictable’ shifts ‘in’ social Salues
‘in ill-framed laws, in misguided’ ”
attitudes within.the community”
and occasionally. within ' police

_ forces themselves—are stag--

man who,
‘decent™ job.’ ‘isan
, invaluable,

do question’ sever
oa made in the’ statement.
For-one,.I question t {he rece.
‘ent of. closin,

{some ,reside! Nobeay
going to shut ‘down Can-Cel :
without a court hearing, th
-many ofus'complai
© sulfur oxides.'A par] ould be

Hiebert Photo *

‘events or for:none whatsoever.
“T-also have misgivings

about the view that makes such

reat asthe following

: of. gathering.
‘Lwas Riis the ast

‘interided gathering much tothe |

‘disapproval : of lew. and was

condemned for taking away .

“their” rights.’...5 505
am also

about

defined here that th e Criminal
‘Code does not distinguish from.‘
the rest’ of /us.<=‘ eS
What did ‘eitizens ‘have to
Bat up up,with’: that:the law—and >

; sits officers could not deal with?

‘The law ié-the law, cut it‘how -
either it is broken, in
case ‘chirges must’ be;
ilaid, arreats ‘made; or. it'is' not,
>in which case the: “police have
nothing to say. ?
h as th

in.’

ist ‘what ‘type of ren é

this?-Who are: those—
indecent: citizens, .: perhaps?—
‘whose rights are of ess weight
than those of ‘decent citizens?

A class of. people: is \being

When. gold ‘has. been re-
fined to 99.5 percent purity. it is
Fated. 24 karat,

Twenty-tw

te: 91.66: per.
karat! must’ rate’87.5 5’ per:
purity;\18 karat must :rate.75

+) per cent purity;.14 karat must

rate 58.83. per. cent ‘purity;‘12
karat is 50 per, cent pure gold. :

“© Complete Broke Jobs.

: A Complete Stock of Parts
for All Makes and Models of Cars -

*Check Cylinders. ,
* Setting Up Brakes i
* Pedal & Safety Must -

Equipment to turn Drums® and’ Discs ©

CHANGE OVER
YOUR TIRES

Jost-Say
“ “Charge Wt" :
with

“provide. con in’ wi

hich.2:*
lawlessness asurishes), even if.
nd ‘this to’

“such public‘event
police do not follow this policy ©

‘ ‘Court ‘News: column. in’ the

newspaper: over the: past few,

montlis, the real wellsprings:
»' lawlessness—expensive la
» lessness;. violent Jawlessness—

‘parlors ‘and ‘the: Liquor Store:

s¥et'I hearino voices—not even’;
raised

“the voices of the

policeman. Are there: to. be no
,.more baseball’ games ‘now?;

‘users of soft drags will put *.

tives and friends, For the after-

pa wedding ceremony, unit-:

ing in) marriage Louise Anne
b eee eldest ‘daughter. of Mr.
and Mrs. Ludwik:\Zurek’ of;
Robson: and/-William ‘John’ Ry-’
‘der, eldest, gon of Mr. and Mrs,
Johr'A: Ryder, of Aldergrove.
. Officiating ‘clergyman was
Rev. ‘Ted.: Bristow.
.The'church' was d d

with: purple’ underlay
three-tier-eake was ‘made. and

decorated by the bride's moth- °

er, 'Filegree! pillars {separated

its round ters! each’ accented .' ‘bridesmaids

{th} pate’ mauve’ roses.’
Aikissing cherub couple
7, under an arch of mauve flowers
adorned) the! top/tier:):The
eadtable was: coveted

heirloom white ‘Jace ation ‘set:

with | vases: of roses; "arrange:

basket standards and ‘mauve:
and white’ ‘bows marking ‘the

ws.
The bride's twin:b: thers, |

Frank and Karl Zurek, rang the

departure’ from. the church ‘of
the: bride ‘and ‘groom.: f
Hubert: Hunchak’ played’ tradi-

onal‘ wedding’ music: for. the

‘father ‘and ‘mother, “

wore a white. gown of: peu

tape and 'Austrian‘lace, ;’»
fiada'v*

with

‘a half belt.; Her’ two-tier: silk

lace by'a Headband. bi

+ the ‘same. flowers a:

bouquet, The bride carried
cascade bouquet of, pink: roses,
white carnations, baby’s breath

and: ivy! with -long trailing;

ribbons. 'Her only jewelry was’
an heirloom silver and diamond:
pendant ‘that: had :

Blea that the’ Conservation’

posed) by) Mr.) M, Deral rot

“man, Mr. Dave Ryder.

“the evening ¢ neing, WAS
Ketth} McFodden of Teall w who'
es band suppiled

‘brid ty.
and‘her;young son n' Micha
‘performed several Ha’
dances. i

Castlegar’ with the groom ‘re- |,
sponding. The ,toast to the
was given by’ beat.”

24 Master! of ceremonles for)... :

P. UB.
> 40 10. ‘While at the camp, the
* program: include’. tours to’
inwoods logging: operation:
visit toa fish hatehery, tours

Essay Contest held recently

‘within the schools in the Slocan
Valley, that the wihning entries

her maternal grandmother.
She was attended by Maid-
.of-honor,' Miss Lynne Baron
Kinnaird, bridesmaids" Misses
“Tress: Cohen’ of Castlegar ‘and
Shirley, Kavaloff: of: oe

mauve: ai ‘] white, flowered

"sheer print over r purple taffeta,
t had:

accented: with mauve; ribbons

= much faith in arguments of the: ,7
+ danger, of their, practice, when ~R

proven.and publicized for more

{than a:decade; What: percent-
age of the police ‘never drinks
Jor smokes? i:

more aggressive than_I ii
tended; and:T- imagine’ more
tbe said, on either side. I

ig!
‘feel that the problem‘has been ©
incorrectly identified; and that

if-I did not speak‘ out when a
doubtful case was madé against
aldoubtful event, a precedent

vmight be established that could
“lead by. degrees to. simple
© injustice. -It: has happened in

« other places, you know, I trust

\

you will feel able to continue to

/open dialogue upon these lines.
mA :

‘mauve and white.’A huge. white
bell swith smaller. purple bells
hung in’ the‘centre of the hall

while: ‘bouquets’ of téses and
‘garden flowers wi

around: y
\The bride’: cake ‘was set on”.
separate table covered by a
hite y la from : Polant land

> Sa m1
company: did the’ ee ‘and

the winners

are:
of : RR.-1; South: Slocan; ' Stanley ’
¢ © Palmason, Box’ 18, ‘Slocan ‘and

: Kevin Novak; Box 92, Crescent
of th is

‘ers. The’ camper/lead Rae
iE haiethene olan

W. (Chic) Gray.

7
(irre

KC DAYS:MEMENTOS were a aaentea visiting dignatart
Kootenay-West MP. Bob Brisco, top picture and Rossland.
MLA Chris :DArey, ‘bottom picture; by Castlegar. Mayor
Mosby.'A:plaq

inor. damages re-i!
Inesday of ‘last,
seen toa abuse at 105'Main

the reas Market prior to.

the opening '« of pe Doukhobor:
“Co al

pedis wa ‘while “you wait

r of Orthopedic

Certificate’ of. Registration.

Sta the) Shoe Service z
9 em. :- ~ 5.30: Ea

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* with ore 2
: “Sun ‘Scope™,

Electrical ‘Work and. Exhaust Recandiianing e
> Monrpe: Shocks -— Brake’: Reconditioning
“cand. Wheel ‘Balancing
Tires, end ‘Batteries’

Tattahs Deakin, which ta ati
; under investigation, ny

po police 3
-that, Wednesday. -No estimate

fdamage has been n given police « *.
said.

Experienced: in Colours and HHardners”
~ PHONE 365-5886.

(MRB.9 LOIS. wuss, News EDITOR

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© LEGAL

et
iu Apelication iter for ‘a Water

WATER: eR ACT.

8)
1, Willia mH id Nesta
E, Hale of 304 101 ve
ea

give notice of fl a pllea
tion’ to all’ persons affected.
‘The’ point: of ‘diversion
will be located at Ref.:Point
EE, VR Map 5127) A-2,

water: will

The jana on ‘which fhe
be: used ‘is Bi
A of Lot 400, Kootenay Di

Trail” trict; Plan’ 7833. ;
3 ‘A copy of. this applica: *

tion) was posted’ on‘ the (2nd
June,'1974' at the | proposed

point of ‘diversion :and’;on
The! ‘land’ or (mine: where, :
: the: water is to be‘used and

aah ‘copies: were’ filed in'the

f: the Water Record-
elson, B.C.)
jections to this «a

the ‘said ‘Water: Recor
ath the!) Comptroll
i- Water’: Rights,

; Bulldin

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, August 1; 1974:

wa, alo’
at many, other lo het business-
8, will be closing its doors, to

‘business Monday, allowing its

employees |to takepart in the)
Province's first B.C. Day,’
pate logiatat passed

oy {his day Abide ds'a reminder. for of Castlegar, declaring this.

D-BAR=D LICENSED

DINING LOUNGE

Monday to Friday Open at 4.00 p.m,
Saturday and Sunday — 12 Noon

D-BAR-D CABARETS

M act several months ago pro- pioneers and elderly citizens

claiming the first Monday in’ }“who have contributed so much

August a civic holiday... tothe blessings we enjoy
Provincial Secretary, Ern- © today”.

est Hall, has suggested thatthe A proclamation has also

communities may wish to set’ been issued locally by the City

nm be: filed with.

evening, became the first local, future.

to honor tho © Monday Aug. 6, a civic holiday,

Local Hofel Serves Wine af Bar

Both Friday and Saturday Nights
THE NYBERG'S
from Hayden Lake, Idaho

Castlegar “Hotel; Tuesday plans for live music in the WESTERN TACK
PHONE 365-9294

One Mile South of Weigh Scales at Ootischenla

bar to serve wine and. is Acting ‘upon new provin-
offering seven types. clal regulations, it is beer, wine

Floor space is also’ avail-', and dancing at the Castlegar
able for dancing. with tentative, anal BiG vo ys

/ FRESH,
GROUND
DAILY.......

ee =

“aa Wit to express our

-thanks » and’? gratit-

and toe
Spall Tpelped «with
meals, veeut® mae tributes

---and: cards \ during ‘the: sud-\

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