Mormon ders Here Explain
Family Home Evening Program

+ Tworepresentatives of the
Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter-day Saints, Elder Earl

gram that is being used in
thousands of Latter-day Saint
homes.’ One‘ ‘of » the ~ late

{ Talbot from Ogden, Utah, and.

‘ Elder ‘Michael’ Johnson ‘from ‘*
Las Vegas, Nevada have
started working recently in the

presidents of the church stated,
“no other, success. in life. can
compensate for failure in the
home.” #.

Castlegar area telling the
people of the Family Home

Evening program.
Tl

is is a successful pro: :

These Elders. are looking
forward to meeting and talking
to the families in the Cosleete
area,

Once upon a time, ' in
medieval Europe, citizens were
beaten one stroke for every day
their taxes were in arrears,

Aren't you glad it's 1974?

So says Consumer Contact,
a government publication print-
ed to keep the Canadian
consumer well informed:

Our taxation syatem today
relies on voluntary. compliance
with the tax laws and collection

of most of a worker's income -

tax payment at the source, by
payroll deduction. The system
works; soclety accepts, albeit
grudgingly, the existence and
necessity of.the taxman.

And: his time has come
around again, with his T1s, T4s,

.NR4s, T4PSs, NR60ls,

and whatnot. Reckoning time,
when we get financially squar-
ed away with the government
for another year.

Revenue Canada, Tax-
ation, doesn't set the govern-
ment’s tax policy. It adminis-
ters the laws passed’ by
It. collects. : Tax-

"Pretty Debbie Evin is our
Valentine Queen in a landslide
vote. Katarina Edblad was a

popular choice for runner-up.

+t These two little blondes
aré as nice as they are
charming, and’ once again we

have to admire the boys’ choice.

z The Valentine | King’ race
was closer, but Bob Swetlikoff
ended up well ahead of the’
others. Nearest to him were
Michael Varabioff and Pat Post
in‘a tie vote. We promised to
give the runners-up list, and

here i it

“cion” contest but they all gave
up jafter. three words. | John
Conrad took the trouble of
handing his list in, however, so
he got a box’ of chocolates,
There.were two boxes, a
big.one and a little one. John
took the little one, and we are
saving .the other’ box | of.
chocolates for our next contest,
Cane a |

We told you last week that
we are looking at posture with
acritical eye. Marilyn Robinson
is the undisputed choice ‘for
best posture of all-the. girls.

* Girls: Polly Guess, Judy~ Other nominees are Kathy.

Cheveldave, Grace Poznikoff,
Bonnie Pereverzoff,
Baron and Gayle Harcoff.

tr Boys: Norman Wickett,
Ron Plotnikoff, James Warner,
Steve Bozek ‘and Steve Pooha-
chaff. . K

2 Lots a reer tried our

Donna *

Boundary ry Carpet ‘ Sales
i jem w seo il ad Gebiet.

leading. manulacteress. ..
ines, Puen? Mills, ""Cétavel,
we gine and Sorter sort
ae Courteous and prompt

NE BOB BROOKS—COLLECT. ”
dion 2124 DAYS, | 447-9316 EVENINGS

Roth and Donna Baron. These
girls are excellent. models.
For some reason the boys
are more slouchy this year, but,
Dwayne Rizzotti certainly sits
better than any of the others.
Geoff Yule carries himself well,
even when he's: by -himself.
There are six or seven others
we will mention next week.
- * * *

Jonathan Bowman brought
honor to the school by winning
a. British . Columbia‘: Fitness
Award, “During ‘a'“six month
period he ‘cycled 500 miles,

walked 300. miles, and. ran. 100.

miles. When asked the secret of

his success, he grinned and said

he was'a newspaper carrier!
Way. to Go,'Jon!

F
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"TRUCKLOAD SALE OF FISH

FRIDAY, MARCH 1
A! 11 a.m. to 7:30 p.m, at the Castlegar Hotel
, We Visit: Castlegar Twice a’ Month

WEST, COAST. SEAFOODS

fia

Cellulose °C

..River merged with .MacMillar

cation officials try to ensure that
you pay only what you
owe—and no more. There's no
objection to a citizen arranging
his affairs openly and -within
the framework of the law to
keep his taxes to a minimum.
But if the taxpayer exceeds the.

‘boundaries: of legitimate tax

planning, the’ taxation “people
apply the deterrent provisions
of the law.

And now it’s ‘tax form
filling-in time again.

Income tax must be paid
by. April 0. This deadline
represents for many. people a
time of trouble ‘and turmoil in_
trying to meet the .require-
ments of the Income Tax Act.
But preparing income tax
returns ‘doesn't. have to be a
wretched experience. Revenue
Canada, Taxation, in Ottawa

publishes a series of booklets
designed to make the whole job
easier, :

Newcomers to Canada or
anyone entering the work force
for the first time should write
to that dopartment for a
pamphlet called “An Introduc-
tion to Canadian Income Tax,”
Another, “Income Tax and the
Senior Citizen" deals with some
tax aspects peculiar to senior
citizens and those on retire-
ment income. It uses simple
language—or at least simpler
than that required in taxation
Jaws and regulations,

“Income Tax’ and the
Student", supplements | infor-
mation contained in the income
tax guide and deals: with tax
matters affecting students or
those working on’ research
grants,

“Income Tax and the
Non-Resident”, deals with situ-
ations and problems concerning
persons who are not residents
of Canada but who may be
subject to Canadian non-resi-
dent tax. A pamphlet is. also
available on “Trusts and Their
Beneficiaries".

And if none © of’: these
answers your particular: pro-
blem, then the nearest District
Taxation Office will help. Office
staff there won't go so far as to.
fill the return for you,/-but

they'll give youa lot of help and.”

advice, at no cost. Many people
take advantage of this service,
so try, to ask your questions
well before the deadline date.

If you've got a refund
coming, bully for you. But.
remember while waiting for it,
that more ,:than. 10 million
taxpayers and! thousands of
corporations are. filing. tax
returns at this time. Computers
are working their fool heads off,
at this period of the year, so
bear with them awhile.

B.C. Government Names
W. CR. Jones Forest Boss

LAL long-time’ executive ‘in.
the: Canadian forest’ industry,
W.-C." R. Jones, has - been
appointed as chairman ‘of ‘B.C,
-the Crown ‘firm -

hich yy of; th

¥ provincial government's recent |

forest’ acquisitions.

ah
~His appointment has-been’ +» Canadian Executive... Service

announced by Resources Minis-
ter Bob Williams,.who will step
down from the ‘chairman's:
position he has held since the
Crown agency was formed last
year. Mr. Williams will stay on

:the board of directors and Mr.

Jones has been added. :
Mr. Jones will assume his
duties” immediately . and will
open an office in Vancouver.
He was the original mana-
ger of the Columbia: Cellulose

“pulp mill at Prince Rupert until

1955 when he became. vice-"
president of the then Powell
River. Company. After Powell

Special thanks to all Area Chairmen, Divi:
and the young people who showed such good community spirit.

Albert Calderbank
Campaign Chairman

FOUNDATION

wishes to extend its

HEARTFELT THANKS

to all those who Participated in a very successful canvass on Heart Sunday

1 Chairmen, C

YCOHOE INSURANCE |

269 Columbia Avenue —

Phone 365-3301

Formerly Fruit Growers Mutual Ins. Agency

EXTENDED .HOURS

Open

8 am. to9 pm, — Monday “aheaugh Friday

Saturday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Don't Delay.— Bring Your Autoplan
Application in this Morning and Avoid the

Last. Minute~Line Up

Bloedel Ltd: ‘he- was. a” vice-
president there until 1961. He
then joined’ E.B. Eddy’ Com
pany in Hull, Que., retiring ‘at

the end of 1971 as Bresident and 5
y di

Successul Burns Night Held
By New Denver-Silverion Ll

The regular jonthly meet- *
ing of the New ‘Denver-Silver-
ton Legion Auxiliary was held”
Fat 12/in the Lower Legion

all,

Mrs. M. Sutherland volun-
teered to do. the’ hospital
visiting for the ‘next’ month.

Donations of $10 each will
be made to. the’ Provincial
‘Legion Scholarship and the
New Denver-Silverton Com-
munities Award.! ' 2

The hostesses for. the
evening: were :Mrs. Campbell
and Mrs. Thring:

The hostesses
next .meeting.’ will! be Mrs,
Alderton and Mrs. Sutherland.

for the

CH RCHES

What Is Missing? ,

ST. RITA'S
CATHOLIC: CHURCH
Rev. W. Harridon
Ph, 865-7148 ©,
Saturday Night Masis7 poss
Suni da Mass ‘Masses’ ‘t oe
9 am, oy 11a. t

The booster, won by Mrs.
Flint. was donated by Mrs.

Wright.

NEWLYWEDS Susan Nevakshonoff, daughter,of Mr.’and Mrs,
George’ Novakshonoff of Castlegar, and Bob W. Argotolf,:son of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter. J. Argotoff of Passmore, now make their
home at McLeese Lake, B.C. The wedding was performed in
October at the homes of the parents. The bride, attended by her
sister Miss Kathy Nevakshonoff wearing a pink Fortrel gown and

carrying a bouquet of

ink and ‘white carnations, wore a white’

Fortrel wedding dress and ‘carried a bouquet of red and pink

carnations. Both: gowns were

made by,

the bride's ‘mother.

Attending the groom was his’ cousin, Mr. Wally Makortolf of
Kamloops. ' Master of ceremonies for the reception held at
Passmore Hall was the bride's uncle, Mr.’ Bill Nevakshonoff of
Castlegar. Guests were from Port Alberni, Kenloons: Fruitvale
and Blaine Lake, Sask.—Pettitt Photo

Conscience and Comment

Calls for Capifal Punishment

“By Rov. K. Neil Foster
Patricia ~ Hearst,

and editor of the
San Francisco Ex-
aminer, has been
held :by | kidnap-
"pers since Feb.:4.
“the kidnappers, belonging
to a shadowy. leftist’ “army,” :
have demanded a_ransom. of.

something like $300 million. As...

this - is. being written, “Mr.

; Hearst ‘is, making ‘a counter. .
proposal in a desperate etiart | to’
ve his life.

Overseas and the

of Indian affairs and ‘nogthern pe

development. -

BC. ; Cellulose : owns ‘the
province's ’ 79 per cent holdings
in Canadian‘ -Cellulose Co.
(formerly Columbia: Cellulose),
Ocean Falls 'Corp., ‘and the-°
‘recently-acquired ~~ .Kootenay -
Forest Products ‘of Nelson.

Other. members ‘of the
, board. of. directors -are. John
Stokes, cCeputy minister of
- forests, G. S. Bryson, deputy
minister’ of -finance‘and Ken
McKenzie, Vancouver lawyer.

destroy. a. publishing empire
espousing conservative views,
rationality is no more.

There seems to be no way
out of the Hearst ‘kidnapping /
apart from prayer. Philosophi-

cal hatred - is: impossible. to

handle because the

\
restrain. kidnappers in the
future. It is the ‘death penalty
faithfully. and justly practiced,
It is twisted “justice indeed
which overlooks the blood of
the victims and weeps for the
criminals. The Hearst's cruel
predicament in San Francisco is
a direct result of America's

-retreat from ° capital punish-

ment.
_—

“Sutherland,

The ‘Auxitiary members «
were extremely pleased with

the success of the Burns Night
they sponsored ‘on‘Jan. 26,

+ Alot of the credit for the
‘success of the jevening goes to
Mr.‘and Mrs. Murdie Suther-
land who did all the arranging
for the program, decorating,
and menu and,the excellent job
of master of ‘ceremonies, Mr.
iwho kept. the
evening's entertainment’. most
enjoyable with his readings of.
Burns’ poetry, stories of his
country and jokes on his people.

The selections of Scottish
Songs, sung by. the Community
Singers under the direction of
Sue, McKay,! were’ well re-
ceived. The audience participa-
tion in singing was also most
enthusiastic. ‘Without a doubt,
the supporting factor. of the

performance! was sthe . actual.

“piping .in of the haggis" by
Mrs, MeNeill of Nakusp. This
addition added the right spirit
to the evening.

Sincerest . thanks
been expressed to Mrs, Mc-
Neill, Mr. and’Mrs, Sutherland,
Mrs. Steenhoff, Sue McKay and
her songsters. and. all the
auxiliary and branch members
who contributed to the Burns
Night progtam. +

9145 AN, Suitday, School

Sunday School.

REGIONAL ECUMENICAL PARISH

Anglican & United Churches.

“ROBSON COMMUNITY MEMORIAL CHURCH
9:45, ‘AM: Anglican or United / Servos
(lternste:

DAMID'S CHURCH, CASTIEGAR:
8:00. A.M, Communion
9:40 A.M. Sunday School
10;00' A.M, United Church Service.
11.15 A.M. Anglican Communion’ ~, ,
2nd’ Sunday of each month: Joint Service
11:00 A.M.; Parents. meet for discussion during

Parish Office: Phone 365-8337,
Clergy: T. M. Allen: and E./R. Bristow

have:

manly: ayer Servic 6

ST. see Tirana
CHURCH ~

405 Maple St., Castlegar

Worship ‘Service 11 ‘a.m.

Sunday School 9:45"'a.m.

365-9662 and ‘365-3664
Rey. Richard Kiein

“The Church. of the: .
ur *

Lutheran | Ho

GRACE)
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

1003 - 7th Ave., Kinnaird;

“Worship Service 9:30 a.m
Rev. C. Smyth, Trail <
Phone Trail 368-3818

ney
APOSTOLIC CHURCH
One’ block East of the

Castleaird Shopping Plaza),

10/a.m. Sunday School.
11am. Mor
30
Wed. 7.80 Prayer Bible
N.. Walker - Phone 365-666:
PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE, ©
767 First: Ave.”

Pastor: Rev. H. H. Graham
Church Ph. 365-5212 . ")

Sunday School 9.55.a.m.
Morning Worship 11.

CHURCH OF GOD
; 808: 7th Ave., Kinnaird

Sunday School-10 a.m. ars
) All: Ages, “Including: Adult
Morning Worship ‘11’ a.
Evening Fellows!
7.80. p.m:

: Tra, Johnson
Ph, 965-6762 ">.

make irrational demands. Mrs.
Hearst has been praying for her
daughter and so have many of
the rest of us;

But there is a way to

East Koofenays Highlighted
In Spring Issue of B.C. Mag.

A 12-page spread on the’.
+ picturesque. East Kootenays

highlights the spring issue of
the Beautiful British Columbia
magazine says Travel Industry
Minister Ernest: Hall.

Mr. Hall said the historic
developments of the rugged
Crowsnest Pass: in the Cana-
dian Rockies, scenic Fernie, and
reconstructed Fort Steele on
the highway.to Cranbrook are
traced in an informative and

colorful photo-essay. The edi-
tion is now on sale.

The ‘cover-story of the

quarterly’ pictorial “is'on the
900-square-mile volcanic. Mount
Edziza Provincial Park and
Recreation: Area.

Other stories are.on the
legend of Slumach’s lost. creek.
‘gold mine in the Pitt Lake area,
the Leadership Training School
at Naramata in’ summer and

The Glades—Mrs, Lydia Hill's.

unique garden in White. Rock.

Complete Automotive Work
Mufflers and Brakes
Brake Drums Turned
"Custom Welding

Open 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. — 7 Days a Week

“All Major Oi! Company & Approved Credit
Cards Aespied

789 Columbia Ave. — Phone 365-3515.
Across from the Forest Ranger Station, Castlegar

the Ball

Business and Professional. Directory

WEDDING ~*
STATIONERY
and
INVITATIONS

CASTLEGAR.
NEWS
Industrial, Commercial
and Residential
Electrical Wiring
BOUNDARY
Electric (Castlegar) Ltd,
Electric. Heat ‘Specialists

+ Medallion:Homes +
Ph. 365-7241

WEST. KOOTENAY.
‘ANIMAL HOSPITAL
SS, No. 1, Trail
No. 6 Ymir Rd., Nelson
Eve. Clinics Tues, ‘Thurs.
Castleaird Plaza
Next. to. Young Agencies
7to 9 pm.

CALDSET GROCETERIA
AND LAUNDRET

1038 Columbia Avo,
Open 8.30 a.m.-10.30 p.m.
Phone 365-6534

CADMAC APPLIANCE
SERVICE
Vacuums, Shavers, Most

Ss

‘Appliances
Phone. Anytime 365-6141
217+ * gt Ave,, Castlegar

DESMOND. T.
LITTLEWOOD D.OS, .
OPTOMETRIST
366. Baker St.
Nelson, B.C.

Ph. 352-5152-

OFFICE SUPPLIES
Typewriter.

Columnar Pads
CASTLEGAR NEWS
Phone 365-7266

PAMILY SHOE RENEW
631-3rd Ave. RCASTLEGAR,
Phone. 365-3231
24 hr. Service on most

Shoe Repairs .
heels while you: wait
Holder of Orthopedic
Certificate of Registration
in ‘the Shoe Service
“Open 9 a.m. - 5.30 p.m.

PARDMAN FURNITURE |
’ Maytag’ Sales

RUBBER STAMPS‘.
See, Phone, Write!
Clean Cut: Rubber
“Stamp ‘Shop
Box 25, Robson; B.C,
Ph. 365-7605

CASTLEGAR.
FUNERAL HOME
Dedicated to Kindly
Thoughtful Service
Ambulance — Flowers
, Granite, Marble and

Bronze Plaques
- 4GREEP'S ELECTRIC
ELECTRICAL _
CONTRACTING -
SALES.& SERVICE
Ph. 365-7075

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audit Bureau of Circulations.

of the Canadian Weekly

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| Nova Scotia Home of Newlyweds

-Kinwood-Belle District Guides
‘And Brownies Hold Banquets.

The Kinwood-Belle Girl
Guide \ and ‘Brownie’. mothers
and: daughters. banquets’ were
held Tuesday and Wednesday
night ‘of last, week ‘respectively
at the'Kinnaird Hall, (-

The toasts at the ‘banquets
were given as follows: to the
Queen; Brownie Colleen Ehman:

and'Guide Leona ‘Sorenson; to .

the ‘mothers, Brownie \Cynthia
Kavaloff responded to by Mrs.
W.'Cook ‘and’ Guide Debbie
Shukin responded to by Mrs. R.
Heagy; to the guides, Brownie
Stephanie Campbell responded
to by. Mrs..B. Reid and Guide
Lynn Smecher. responded to by
Mrs. A::Lamarche,

The* honored’ guests: and
Guides were introduced on both
evenings: .by - Kinwood-Belle
District: Commissioner’ Mrs. R.
Cooke. They. included’ division
commissioner’ Mrs. R. “Bro,
Guides Mrs. R. Fenner, Mrs. R.

chicken dinner prepared by the
mothers.

Mrs.-R. Cooke then spoke
of Lord and Lady Baden-Powell
and of the meaning of Thinking
Day, Feb. 22...

: Mrs. R. Bro accepted: the
friendship «money from ~ the
Brownies. of each pack and on
the following evening, from the
Guides “of both. companies as
well.as the Rangérs. After the
presentations, .,she explained
how, the fr money is

Dartmouth, Nova Scotia,
has become home ‘for Violet
Carol Kurnoff of Kinnaird when
she became the bride of Robert
Stewart Taylor of Trail,

The couple were married
mid-November at St. Andrew's
Anglican Church in Trail with
Rev. W. D. Townson officiating.

The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs, Mike Kurnoff of
Kinnaird and the groom the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Taylor.
of Trail,

Organist was Mrs. Lindsay
Cross of Trail. She played the
Theme from Romeo and alley
during the pi

Vancouver, ‘Calgary, Seattle
and Ontario,

. Proposing the toast to the
bride was her uncle Mr. George
Lobay, of Grand Forks,

For travelling the. bride

“donned a street-length beige

knit. dress complemented by'a

‘short. jacket-'in a beige and

brown pattern,'Her accessories
were also: brown, ”

The couple, who‘ now live
at 7 Crystal Drive, Dartmouth,
Nova’ Scotia,; travelled“ to

Halifax. where the groom is,

employed. ' \

mer of ‘42, I Don't Know How
to Love Him and Laura's
Theme during the signing of
the register and Close to You
for the recessional,

Given in marriage by her
parents, the’ bride. wore a
floor-length gown of pale blue
crepe featuring Empire. waist
with pearl buttons on the cuffs
of ‘her gathered sleeves, This
was complemented by a Ca-
thedral coat of imported white
lace lined with pale blue Arnel
and pearl ‘button: closing, The
entire ensemble was made by
the bride:

‘She carried’ a. bouquet
consisting of a ‘single . white
orchid surrounded by cascading:
red and’ white roses. For
jewellery: - accent she. 'wore.:
aqua-mauve tear drop'earrings,
a gift of the groom.”

Attending ‘the bride was
maid‘of-honor . Miss Frances
O'Rielly ‘of Vancouver, ‘and
and sisters of the

used and, why it is collected.
At the Guide banquet Mrs.
R.. Sweeney . gave ‘a. very
enlightening talk on the Rang-
ers, their aims.and -activities,
She. then: presented “Donna
Baron’) with’ her
Cord—followed ® by ;Mrs. .Bro
who presented Karen Kristian-
sen with her Canada Cord.
The Brownies: entertained
‘with songs,-dances and a play,
which were th enjoyed

Sweeney, Mrs. K.

‘3. G. Latta, Mra. W. Cook,

H.° Smecher,: Miss |B.
Smecher, Mrs, M. Conrad, Mrs.
J.Dascher, Mrs. R.'Heagy and
Mrs. D. Armstrong; conveners,
Mrs, °R. ‘Birch and: Mrs. -P.
Shields” as well” as” Ladies
Auxiliary sect lary, Mrs. P.
Church: :

‘Grace: was given’ at the’

rae wae bil Mrs.

ir.

Jack's ‘Auto -

vst: :Kinwood-Belle.
Fe een of ,their, serv;

Have a a Spring Tune-Up Now.

_ "SCOPE TUNE-UP CENTRE”.

A Complete Automotive Service.

Phone 365-7511

af s For Your Car Service and Accessories See”
Dr. Jack e8u)

“See Lid.

by’ all present.
Entertainment. at the
Guide banquet was provided by.
Mrs.: D,) Armstrong’ who ran
colored’slides of her trip to an
International Camp in Israel, as

a Ranger, and gave an excellent, .
-commentary ‘on each slide.

The ‘conveners were ‘ably
assisted at the banquets by the
Rangers,

was expressed at both
wets by.

Canada.”

bride, Miss Lisa Kurnoff and
Miss Carol Kurnoff, both of ~
Kinnaird.

All were identically attired
in: floor-length: gowns of royal

, blue velvet with Empire waists

and long sleeves. The gowns
were trimmed with gold rim-
med buttons and each ‘atten-
dant wore a gold bracelet, a gift’.
from the. bride. Royal blue
velvet ‘ribbons also trimmed
their coiffures.

Attending the groom were
his brothers, Mr. Don Taylor of
Vancouver as best man, Mr.
Terry Taylor of Vancouver and
Mr...Warren Taylor of ‘Trail
sharing ushering duties.

A reception followed at the. ©
Hi"Arrow Arms where ‘the
bride's table’ was covered bya
hand crocheted tablecloth made

. by. the bride's. aunt Mrs.

Rozinkin. :. Silver candelabra;
the, bridal. bouquets

leted the’ table decor. 4

uh free

eA wedding’ i

“a Head, Startl

Tepenncka naceneHna roposa KACT

CENSUS

and: iy by tapers, was set

“S-on‘a‘ separate. table.;'The: cake”

‘was made by the bride's mother: :
and decorated ‘with white and’:
blue roses and silver leaves ‘by.
Mrs. Stella Ball. Each | tie
‘was separated’ by. tall.’ pillars:
and an’arch of blue roses with *
doves. holding . wedding: rings.
adorned ‘the top. tier.

For “her. daughter's” wed-”;
ding the bride's mother wore a
floor-length © gown‘: of coral
Fortrel with silver‘accessories,
The groom’s:.mother chose. a
-floor-length gown of blue nylon
sheer. Both -- mothers -wore
corsages of white baby roses.

Master. of ceremonies ‘Mr.
Dan ‘Haigh “of Nelson read.-:

ee congratulatory messages from

Van Hansen New ;
Denver's ‘Mayor

“~The Village of New Denver.
has a new. mayor. ‘

Van Hansen was sworn
into office on Tuesday of last,
week along with the successful
contender of the

ft guests were
fans Nelson,’ .Kaslo, Nakusp,

Grand; Forks,’ Vancouver, ! Vic-;

toria and Australia,

$27,000 Plus fo be Invesfed Here

More than $267,000 will be
invested this year in expansion
and improvement of the tele-
phone system in the Castlegar
area. This was announced on
retneaday of last week by

» Tel,

Customer service manager
of B.C. Tel's West Kootenay
District D. S. Knight, said ihe
funds are part of the
million capital Sr ateaetek
budget for the district.

The company is 5 nding a
total of $192 million tes the
province in its 1974 construc-
tion program, an increase of 16
per cent over 1873. Of that,
more than $22.9 million has

* been allocated to expand and

‘improve service for subscribers

in B.C, Tel's Interior Division.

Mr. Knight said more than
$42,000 has been allocated for
new equipment to increase the
capacity of the Castlegar
central office. A project involv-
ing the placement of five miles
of cable throughout the former
Town of Kinnaird will. cost
$100,000 and an additional
$30,000 will be spent to place
almost five miles of telephone
cable, much of it underground,
between Castlegar, the Bril-
liant Dam site and Thrums.

In addition to these major
projects, B.C. Tel has allocated
more than $95,000 for the
purchase and. installation of
subscriber telephones in the
Castlegar exchange.

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