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By CasNews Staff

‘The City of Castlegar is
one of 87 local governments
in B.C, to receive planning
grants from the Ministry of
Municipal Affairs.

Municipal Affairs Minister
Bill Ritchie recently announ-
ced approval of $1,217,096 in
planning grants.

Castlegar will receive a
$9,000 grant.

This year’s grants will as-
sist municipalities and re-
gional districts in taking ad-
vantage of the many new

Mie aed. 365-1515 recmemrntmesr

HOMEGOODS

FURNITURE
WAREHOUSE

pr enacted under mu-
nicipal amendment act Bill 62
last December.

“The act includes new
measures such as the tem-
porary commercial and indus-
trial use permits as well as
refined development permit
provisions,” Ritchie said in a

release.

“It will enable local gov-
ernments to be more flexible
in expediting positive devel-
opment initiatives. The
result will be an improved
ability on the part of local
government to help create
jobs in the community,” he
said.

“The planning grant pro-
gram will help implement
these without delay,” he said.

FORGET COMMISSION

Extension giv

OTTAWA (CP) — The
commission

given a six-month extension
to Sept. 30 to present its
report, di

Minister Flora MacDonald by
March 31, was approved by
cabinet last week.

“The commission received
many more briefs and res-
ponses than it anticipated,”
said

cabinet
released Tuesday show.
The request for an exten
sion by the commission,
which was to have presented
its report to Employment

tive Nola Seymoar, and
needs the extra time to re-
view. its findings.

The commission was an-
nounced last summer by

Funeral held for
Rossland woman

Margaret Magdaline Harri-
son of Rossland died March
21 at the age of 75 at Mater
Misericordiae Hospital after
a brief finest.”

She was born in Little
Rock, Ark. on May 6, 1910.

Mrs. Harrison moved from
Little Rock to North Battle
ford, Sask. where she was
raised. She-moved to Ross-
land in 1938 where she

final worked at + pommel until

1942.

She met Thomas Dudley
Harrison in 1940 in Rossland
where they were married on
April 6, 1946. She worked at
the Rossland Museum for a
number of years after her
husband retired.

She enjoyed curling, gar-

dening, baking and going to
Northport.

Mrs. Harrison is survived
by her husband Thomas; two
sons, Ronald of Bella Coola
and Howard of Merritt; two
nephews, Len French of
Rossland and Paddy French
of Coquitlam; five grand-
children, several nieces and
nephews, and one sister,
Jenny Perkins of Ontario,
Calif. She was pi
by her parents, four brothers
and two sisters.

Funeral services were con-

ducted March 27 by Rev. Bob”

Anderson in Sacred Heart
Perish Church. Interment
followed in Mountain View
Cemetery.

Memorial donations to the
Rossland Hospital Memorial

days of public hearings in 42
different cities.

Over the next few months

unemployment insurance
system.

However, Forget has said
that because of the makeup
of the commission he does not
expect all commissioners to
agree on all the recommen-
dations.

Essentially, business
groups have argued the sys-
tem is too generous and may
be acting as a discincentive to
work while labor and com-
munity groups have called
for an expansion of the sys-
tem.

Baby girl
missing
HAZELTON (CP) — A
baby girl is missing and

presumed drowned in a boat
ing accident on the Kispiox

Family will

MONTREAL (CP) — The
649 lottery Tuesday paid
$7.6-million cheque to a fam-
ily of five who say they will
share the money with a wel
fare recipient ‘who found
their winning ticket after it
had been lost.

en. share jackpot

Members of the winning
family are Jean-Guy Lavig-
nueur, who bought the ticket,
his daughter, Sylvie, two
sons, Michel and Yves, and
his brother-in-law, Jean-
Marie Daudelin, all of Mon-
treal.

Auxiliary plans
rummage sale

Plans for a spring rum
mage sale were finalized at
the March meeting of the
Castlegar Hospital Auxiliary.

The sale will be held April
18 and 19 at the Kinnaird
Hall. The entire proceeds will
go to the hospital.

Another fund raiser will be
the raffle of an afghan
donated to the auxiliary by

Ellen (Nellie) Gray, one of

the volunteer knitters.

‘The draw will take place on
May 12 and tickets may be
obtained from auxiliary mem-

In other business, two new
members were weleomed to
the meeting by president
Tony Ackney. After the

reading of the minutes by re-
cording secretary Ann Stas-
ila and the treasurer's report
by Joan Reshaur, the dele-
gate to the president's con-
ference in Richmond, Mar-
garet Davidson, gave an ac
count of her trip.

Before the meeting
adjourned, Marge Dulsrud a
long-time member of the
auxiliary, was presented
with a spoon by the presi-
dent.

Mrs. Dulsrud is moving to
Orillia, Ont. where her
daughter and family reside.

Auxiliary meetings are
held every third Monday in
the conference room of the
hospital at 7:30 p.m

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Thursday, April’3 through to Wednesday, April 9

Supplement to the Castlegar News
of Wednesday, April 2, 1986

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children were returning
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when their five-metre canoe

Recreation news

By H.D. DUNLOP

Geology of the West Koot-
enays was the name of the
program presented by Lesley
Killough at a recent meeting
of the Selkirk Rock and Min-
eral Club.

The slide show, together
with Killough’s commentary,
gave an insight into the way

It’s time to get back into
the swing of things and re-
register for fitness classes.
Classes start April 7. We
have Aqua-Fit, Tone It Up,
Advanexed Aerobics, Jazz
Dance, Morning Aerobics as
well as fitness classes in
Tarrys, Pass Creek and Rob-
son. So don't wait a minute
longer, register today! If
there are not sufficient num-
bers in classes, they will be
cancelled. So aveid disap-

interest to you. Lori Staples
a lawyer specializing in mu-
nicipal law will speak on
topics ranging from negli-
gence, tort liability, legal
position of staff members,
rental contracts and the use
of waiver forms. Time within
each session will be available
for a question and answer
period. Registration fee is
$15.
Easter Hunt
A big thanks goes out to

local lakes and
rivers came to be. The fam
iliar physical features of the
landscape are usually just

taken for granted as though "

they had always been here
and will never change, al
though it is known that
changes are continually oc
curring, but so slowly they
may take millions of years to
accomplish.

Many people are probably
not aware this area was the
western edge of North Amer.

warm, shallow, marine envir-
onment, certainly not what
we have today.

The meeting was held in
Beaver Falls at the home of
Omar and Maureen Kroh-
man. Reports were heard on
recent activities throughout
the winter.

Members hope to get out
on field trips now spring has
arrived and a schedule will be
drawn up at the next meet

ing.

The club will continue to
work with the staff of the
Rossland Historical Museum
Association, which features
mineral displays. A trip to
the museum is to be held
in April, with the date to be
announced later.

The next regular meeting
will be 7:30 p.m. April 8 at
the home of Greg and Debbie

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