CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, February 20, 1975

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WEDDING PART’

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Golquhauer, Miss B
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marriage in the Rol
909 is one of several photos now in the posscesion of the Castlegar and District
Museum Society. This particular picture, donated by the estate of the late Harold
onlee, bears the following names below the photo which include Mra.
1, Mrs, Clyde, Miss Hora, Mrs. McDantells, J. Burfietd,

King, H. Mille

. Watts, Mr.
Miss Exicosn.

ecroka

, Mrs, Oborno, Mrs. Thompson, Mr. Mitchell, P.
Miss Clyde, Mr. Slater, C, Lindsay, Mr. Oborne, Miss Gage, Mra. Heta, Mr.
‘Thompson, Mrs. Johuson, Mra, Whitehouse, J. Whitehouse, Mr. Johnson, Mrs.
Farmer, Mra, Mitchell, Dr. Norman, Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. Slater, Mra. Cowley and

Farmer, G. Hoth,

igsor
J, Clyde, Mrs. Lawrie, H. Foxlee, Mr. Fowler, Mr. Clyde, Mrs. Fowler, Mrs.

Conscience and Comment

Canadians Favor Hanging!

By Rev. K:Nelll Foster
‘The scntiment In

Tope; but appar:

ently as many as

70 -por cent of
Canadians beliove tho rope
should be used to hang con-
vieled murderers of policemen
and prison guards...

In past years the federal
cabinet has consistently com:
muted death sentences, but
recent murders of polleo offi

cers in Moncton, Calgary and °

Vancouver have stirred up the
controversy.

Unless the Liberal govern:
ment of Plerre Trudeau senses
tremendous pressure for capl.
tal punishment from the people
the death sentence will con-
tinue to be commuted.

OF course, the majority is,

not always right, Moat of
Canada's leading churchmen
have come out against capital

Village: of Slocan Briefs

‘The high cost of snowplow-
ing and the feasibility of
discontinuing the plowing of
driveways on private property

+ was discussed at the Feb, 12

meeting of Slocan, Village.
of 8

‘The safety. committee re-
ported that fire hydrants have
been dug out.
eee
Ald, Stan Dol’s letter of
resignation as Civil Defence
co-ordinator was presented to

FRANK'S
SAW SHOP
” SAWS SHARPENED
ON MACHINE
Handsaws ........ $1.50
Circular Saws .... $1.00
and up
Retoothing $1.00
Phone 365-7395
Behind Castle Theatre

~ council. Since no applications
for the posilion have been
received to date, Ald. Doi
volunteered to continue until a
replacement 1s found.
cee

Parking Bylaw No. 301
Incorporates the Motor Vehicle
Act which permits a vehicle
obstructing the removal of
snow to be towed away at the
owner's expense; therefore
council agreed that a separate

THE:

CHURCH BELL

News and Views.

from
REP

Education Series Outline

Main focus the World Food
Crisis,

Session 1 was held last
night at St. David's Church. It
dealt with “460 Million Peopte
Hungry. What does it mean?”
‘The introduction was the analy.
sls of food crisis; ‘basi. prob-
I of wealth.

bylaw in would not
be required,

cee
‘The department of high-
ways has informed council that
{t has completed the site plan
for the access to Slocan on
Highway No. 6 and has ‘sub-
mitted the plan with coun-
cell's request for lighting.
88

Council resolved to apply
for 12 students working in the

municipality during July and.

‘August.

Speaker was Bud Godderis.

Session 2, this Wednesday,
Feb. 26 at 7.90 p.m. at St.
Joseph's Hall in Kinnairad. It
will deal with “The Population

* Myth", and the speaker will be
Ted Bristow.

Session 3, March 5, at 7.30
p.m., at St. David's Church,
Topic “Affluence and Meat”. As
the rich get richer, they eat
more meat.

- Session 4, March 12, at 7.30
p.m., at St. Joseph's Hall. Topie
is “The Food Aid Myth”. Who's
helping who? Speaker is Bob
Griffiths. é

> Session 5, March 19, at 7.20
p.m,, at St. David's Chur
“Topic is “Where From Her,
are Gary and Wendy Bruce.
Good News
Toronto—The’ top legisla:
tive body of the United Church -
of Canada got some good news
about finances recently.
‘The Bangladesh Hunger.

Read your Tax Guide.
_ Its worth it.

Let's face it.

Even though the
eral

year to make the
tax farm easier to

di

—" yeu use th
Income Tax Guide, which acoumpanic:

your tax form, you'll find
ficult as you thought.

And for most of you, the ide. will
be the only help you'll need to complete:

your return.
Read your Gu

wverne

need more
xation Office

back cover of the Guide. There you'll

find all the aysistane
So, you see, your Tax Guide will
ne

you'll need.

probably be your best fricnd come i
tax time. Read it thoroughly and follow it
carefully. You'll find it will make your job

ifficult jah.
But when

a Tut easier.
been since yc

it’s not as dif

Tax Guide ‘71. How lung hay it

ve read a really good book?

We're making it
easier to understand.

low Blue Secticn

nat the front of

ing your tax,

ul
alance duc.

a
Bum thedteaed
mandee

Alternate life styles. Se

Fund campaign, which was
kicked off by the moderator,
the Rl. Rev. Wilbur K, Howard,
before Christmas, has reached
$649,711 and'is expected to end
up close to three-quarters of a
million dollars, the execulive of
general council was told at its

quarterly meeting in Toronto.»

Inaddition, the national M
& 8 fund of the Church, which
underwrites the cost of all work
in Canada and overseas, in-
creased by 6.7 per cent, with
$12,767,871 contributed by
church members in 1974
against $11,965,557 in 1973.

‘The regular fund for'world
development and rellef shawed
a 50 per cent increase at
$642,082 against $428,240 in
1973.

The:Castlegar United
Church contributed almost’
$1,500 to the M.& S fund, in
addition to-special collections *
for the world development and
relief.fund. =" ~x 6G

ties Needed

Prepared by the nutrition
service B.C. health department.
Question:

How can I buy fruits and

seed oils, Olive and peanut oil
are also vegetable products,
but they are low in polyunsatu-
rated fats,

punishment, And personally, I
fee! that hate and revenge
should have no part in our
views on hanging.
If the law is Lo bo obeyed, If
«capital punishment is jist, then
the killers should suffer the
ponally of their acts, Even
Jesus: words can be taken two
ways, “Love your enemies".
“Turn the other cheek”. But
Jesus could be tough.

He drove money changers
out of the temple with a whip.
He was somotimes angry.
When He died, it was between
two convicls who were suffer-
ing tho death penalty. When
one admitted he was suffering
justly, Jesus did not disagree.

Jesus Christ was also a
hell-fire preacher. To teach that
eternal damnation is at the end
of a sinful life is far more severe
than taking a stand In favor of
capital punishment, And Jesus

aid more about hell than
anybody else.

So, it seems to me, if we
are to be against capital punish-
ment, we should not take that.
position on the basis of “super”
Christianity.

* Morning Worship 11 am.
Service 7

Pan.
‘Tuesday: Bible Study 7.30 -
Friday: Young Peoples 7.30

CH RCHES

What is Missing?

CALVARY.
BAPTIST CHURCH
Office 365-3430
Home 365-6667
Next to the Cloverleat Mote)
Castleaird Plaza
Sunday School 9.45

“vamily Worship 11 am,
Evening Worship Service

ST. PETER LUTHERAN
CHURCH

405 Maple St, Castlegar

Worship Service 9 a.m.
Sunday School 10:15

865-3682 and 365-9664 *
Rev. Richard’ Klein

“The Church of the
Lutheran Hour”

Mid-Week Lenten Service
‘Thursday 7:30 p.m.

Film Strip
“In Our Stead”

Rey. Richard Klein; Pastor
9365-3662 or 365-3664

APOSTOLIC CHURCH

One block East of the
Castleaird Shopping Plara.
a fam, Sunday School .

‘a.m. Morning Worship

7.30 p.m. Evangelistic - ‘

Wed. 7.80 Prayer Bible
Study

Rev. N. Walker’
Phone 365-6662

vegetables most
Answer:

Good economy in the pur-
chase of any food, including
fruits and vegetables, means
obtaining the best food value
for the least number of dollars.
Here are some ways to do this.

Buy only those frults and
vegetables that are in-good
condition, fresh, and “in sea-
son". When fruits and vege-
tables are “out-of-season”, can-
ned or frozen goods, especially
store-brands, are usually more
‘economical,

Specially ‘packaged pro-
ducts (such as foil-wrapped
potatoes, or peas ina sauce) are
rarely good buys.

Question:
What Vitamin‘A'tich foods’:
pod, buya rst

ROBSON:

ST, DAVID’S:

“Anglican & United Churches

REGIONAL ECUMENICAL PARISH

Church & Sunday School, 9:45 a.m. alternate
Anglican & United Church Service

8 am, — Holy Communion
(0 — Sunday School :

10 a.m. — United Church Service
11:15 — Anglican Service (morning prayer)
Mid-week Activities: Call Church Office
Ministers: Ted Bristow and Bob Griffiths
Parish Office: 365-8337

CHURCH OF GOD
804 - 7th Ave., Kinnaird
Sunday School for all-ages
including adults 9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship 11:00 am.
Evening Fellowship hour
7:30 pm.

Minister: Ira Johnson
Ph, 965-6762
———
“ ST, ‘RITA'S
CATHOLIC CHURCH --

Saturday Night Mass 7 p.m.

Business..and. Professional. Directory

‘The Women’s Auxiliary to
the Robson Church has,’in the
past, made up layettes each
year lo be sent to various
mission fields.

Now, due to the increased
cost of materials, the group
finds that itis no longer feasible
to make arlicles for this pro-
ject. For this reason, they are
asking that anyone having good
used baby clothing on hand
consider donating this clothing
to help support the auxiliary's
effort.

Any “left-over” bits of yarn
suitable for. making babies’
knitted garments will also be
gratefully accepted. Colored, as

__ well as white wool can be used.

Any donations may be left
at St. David's Parish Office. For
further information please con-
tact Mrs. J. Raine at 365-5266,
or Mrs. R. Bro at 365-5659.
Pancake Supper a Success

The Robson Church Wo-
men wish to extend their
sincere thanks to everyone
who helped in any way to make
the pancake supper, held on
Shrove Tuesday, such a real
suceess, Particular credit is due
to the ladies who gave their
time in the kitchen and to those
who donated (ood, and a very
special “thank you" goes to Lhe
young gitls who helped in so
Tany ways.

‘The proceeds from the
supper will be donated to both
churches of the Ecumenical
parish,

‘PAERMERE TS

Squash, ‘carrots,’ spinach,
broccoli ‘and when in: season,
cantaloupe, peaches and apri-
cots are good buys to provide
Vitamin A. Dairy products, egg
yolks and liver are also good
Vitamin A sources but these
are generally more expensive
foods.

Everyone needs one serv-
ing of a Vitamin A food every
other day because it is im-
portant for normal growth,
good vision, healthy skin and
resistance to infection.
Question:

When I shop how can I tell
the difference between satu-
rated and

“ARMOUR PLATING’
Hard Chrome Plating
Hydraulic Ram and
Cylinder Repair
Engine Parts
Grinding and Machining

365-8367
920 Col. - Castlegar

For.
RUBBER STAMPS
See, Phone, Write
Clean Cut Rubber

Stemp Shop
Box 25, Robson, B.C.
Ph. 365-7605

fats? The doctor told my
husband not to eal the ‘satu-
rated ones because of his heart -
condition.

Answer:

Generally saturated fats
harden at room temperature.
They are mainly’ of ‘animal
origin; fats in meats, eggs,
butter and other dairy pro-
ducts, but some are of vege-
table origin, some solid mar-
garines and shortenings, coco-
nut oil, cocoa butter and palm
oil. Many of these saturated
vegetable oils are used in
‘bought cookies, pie fillings and
nondairy milk

Industrial, Commercial
and Residential
Electrical Wiring

BOUNDARY
Electric (Castlegar) Ltd.

PARDMAN FURNITURE

and Service

GUARANTEED REPAIRS
Ph. 3655240

Polyunsaturated fats are
mainly liquid at room tempera-
ture and are of vegelable
origin; corn, cottonsced, saf-
flower, soybean and sunflower _

DSS Ventilation

YORK 644 Fiting

WEST KOOTENAY *"
ANIMAL HOSPITAL
88..No. 1, Trail
No, 6 Ymir Rd. Nelson
Clinics Tuesday & Thurs.
Castleaird Plaza
Next to Young Agencies
Winter Hours, Effective
Nov. 12 7 p.m. -8.30 p.m,

Ph. 352-5152

KOOTENAY KIRBY
= co.

Sales & Service

Trail Ph. 364-2588
Nelson Ph, 352-7244

GREEP’S ELECTRIC

KOOTENAY TRADING

“Antiques”.

New and Used
Furniture & Misc,
123 Main St., Castlegar
“PHONE 3653719
For Cash — Pay Less

at the
TRADING POST
We Buy, Tradé & Sell

ANTIQUES
We Buy & Sell Antiques
Tuesday thru Saturday
10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Friday 10 a.m, to 9 p.m.
M8) ANTIQUE AND
GIFT SHOPPE
272 Col. Ph, 265-8281

CASTLE-CRAFT
WOODWORKS
Specializing in all types
af Prefinished _ Kitchen
Cabinets, Store \Show-

cases and Counters.

Owner: Alec Hoodicoff

641 - 6th Ave., South
PHONE 365-3616

RUBBER STAMPS.

Water Should be Given Top Priority Says
Area J Representative Martin Vanderpol

‘Two suggestions were put
forward by Martin Vanderpol,
of Robson, at the recent Ke-
glonal District of Central
Kootenay (RDCK) February
meeting held in Nelson.

Mr. Vanderpol wanted an
addition -to a special projects
committee recommendation ad-
vising Kootenay-West MP; Bob
Brisco, to prevail upon the
federal goveriment for finan-
cial assistance regarding se-
condary industry in the Koote-
nay. The recommendation said
the assistance would be used
“to provide the Kootenay with
adequately serviced. lands
which would attract suitable
industrial developments com-
patible with the region.”

Mr. Vanderpol said the
federal and provincial govern:
ments should seriously consider
“making substantial contribu-
tions to the building and
maintaining of adequate water

systems.”
He said this area in general

Patricia Young Says.

a
5 XS
Martin Vanderpot
has contributed greatly to the
energy supplies of the U.S, and
Canada, but has not “received
any benefits in return.’

When voted upon Mr.
Vanderpol's statements were
included in the recommenda-
tion.

Confession of a Boxamaniac

Some people
collect ald love
f letters, coins or
matchbox covers.
I find myself col-
lecting boxes,
Big boxes
tall, short or

-

an
and little boxes;
squat boxes; fat, sassy boxes
that once held Christmas crack-
ers; sexy black boxes that
wouldn't be seen dead in
anything but gold leaf scripts
manly cigar boxes; fragrant,
flowery soap boxes, exotic
foreign boxes and serviceable,
no-nonsense boxes good only
for storing other boxes, string,
screws and scraps of sandpaper
abuut to be retired,

T'm the belle of the neigh-
borhood among neighbors who
have to move.

T know how it all started. It
dates back to World War II in
England when we took our own
weapping paper to the fish-
monger or walked home with a
dead-eyed mackerel balefully
protesting its naked indigalt:

For years my‘ gas: mask
case was stuffed with paper

bags—in case I stumbled across ©

a line-up for beans, brussels or
nes. :
Chocolate boxes are a joy

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Service Both Count”
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Phone, 365-7266

to the boxamaniac, particular

ly scenes of early Victorian °

elegance, roses and petit point
pictures.

In New York 20 years ago,
an ardent beau gave me a red
heart-shaped two-pound box of
eandy for St. Valentine's Day.
‘With candy and beau long since
forgotten, Mr. Box joined my
company, E

You could say that I have |

my own private Boxing Day
every spring—usually when my
‘cleaning woman complains that
she cannot find the washing
machine, A wonderful opportu-
nity to do my box thing. Like
securing little boxes inside
bigger boxes and bigger boxes
inside the biggest boxes (like
lawn mower containera),
‘Tobe sure, one or two may
be delegated to such minor jobs
as containers for string, nails,
fusesand paint brushes. On the
other hand, one or two may be
elevated as receptacles for
bathroom or bedroom: nick-
nacks! No numismatist ever

‘The. Robson member felt
the government was putting
priority on the

Beware
The Blind
Motorist _

Snow. and ico are such

common conditions in this coun-
try that Cy always a wonder

Applications Urged for Federal
Guaranteed Income Supplement

Senior citlzens in B.C. are
being reminded to appl for
the federal guaranteed incor

a developing area, He gnid
before housing, recreational,
transportation or sewage needs
tre met, “you have to have the
basic commodity of water.”

Directing his comments to -
Nelon-Creston MLA, Lorne
Nicalson, who attended the
meeting, Mr, Vanderpol said, “I
urge you in cabinet to discuss
this matter thoroughly.”

His second suggestion
dealt with the sharing of
energy'resources. He said the
provincial and federal govern-
ments have agreed to share the
revenue with municipalities,
bul have excluded rural areas,

Mr. Vanderpol wanted
some of the energy wealth to be
used to “stimulate activity in
non-ageicullurally active rural
areas, which would reduce the
pressure in larger urban cen:
tres.” .

Driving Skills
Can be Tested

Sun., March 2

All Canadians, will have an
‘opportunity to test their driv-
ing skills on Sunday, March 2,
when the Canadian Broadcast-
ing Corporation presents a one
hour program called the “Cana-
dian Drivers’ Test".

Local listings should be
checked for the time of the
nationwide telecast, which is
being produced and directed by
Bill Bolt and hosted by Allan
Miller.

Multiple choice questions
on correct driving procedures .
will be submitted to both the
viewing public and a studio
audience of 200. The studio
audience response will be com-
pared against two high-mileage
professional drivers, one from
Edmonton, Alta. and one. from
Moncton, N.B., anda university

. graduate from Toronto.

‘The program will make use!
of the Canada Safety Council's
Defensive Driving Course films
and materials, =

Eh Figgas operate eg

ig care,’
believe..that-..

ristocracy of
boxes? After all, what self:
respecting liqueur would settle
for less than a sturdy gold-
sealed container of dignity and
flair? What fine French per-
fume would be seen dead in a
common cardboard overcoat?
Admittedly, one cannot
haul a sack of boxes around to
cocktail parties as bon motts of
stimulating conversation, as
one might with a rare set of.
stamps from the Virgin Islands.
But they are great mem-
ory makers, since fine boxes
are invariably associated with
pleasant events.,(One does not
often include pill boxes or
cereal boxes in a collection)
Like that pretty tear-
stained, forget-me-not candy
box—tear-stained because it
fell into the water while punt-
ing on a summer lake with a
love-lorn lemon. ‘
Boxes—I love ‘em—the tall
and the short, the squat and the
slinky, And who knows, with
our declining forests, we could
well be heading back to provid-
ing our own fishpaper!

RIVERVALE YARN
SHOPPE
Lessons for all machines
New. yarn shades and
Knit Garments
Ph. 368-9907
+ 463-2nd, Ave., Rivervale
$.. No. 1, Trail, B.C.

Dinner Attended‘
By Local Woman __

‘A Casilegar resident, Mra.
‘ern was

when you see drivers who don’t
serape all their windows clear
before starting off,

‘The B.C. Automobile Asso-
cintion warna people on foot
that it's up to you lo anticipate
what these vehicle drivers aro

going to do, If the car's

windows are fogged up or
cavered in snow, glve the
driver'the right-of-way.

The BCAA asks that you
“walk wise with your eyes",
especially when you see that
the driver ‘is not using his eyes.

INQUIRE
ABOUT
FREEZER MEAT,

to their old age
penstons.
“Applications sre below
the usual volume for this
old spe
‘sional director
re sald in Vic-
torla tuday. “They must be
in suon so that we ean process
them tn tim gin pay:
ments in Apr
“However, this reminder
does not apply to peapte who,
ate in receipt of uther incume
and are waiting for TS of T4A
slips. They should not apply

until they have received those
slips." Mr. Kenmare said.
‘Some pensioners who have
only bank interest and whose
bankbouks ure up to date can
provide the 1974 Income in-,
formation from that source,”
Mr. Kenmare sald that the
guurunteed —Incume — supple-
ment Is far one year ula
lime. A new application is
fequired cach year because
entitlement depends on in-
come. and) marital status in
the preceding yeur.
Application can be made
to, the regional office in Vie-
«tora or the district office in
Vancouver.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, February 20, 1975

after.4 p.m.?.

WE TRY to SATISFY

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Travelling
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We have a parce! avery Wednesday to
deliver to The Nelson Daily News. Let's talk
about remuneration for delivering it,

CASTLEGAR NEWS

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among the 650 guests who
attended a testimonial’ dinner
and reception at’ BCIT- in
Burnaby last week honoring
Mrs. Grace McGinnes of the
NDP party.

Head table guests at the
Ginner included David ‘Lewis,
Premier.and Mrs. Dave Bar-
rett, NDP house leader Stanley
Knowles, NDP_ parliamentary
leader Ed Broadbent and presi-
dent of Simon Fraser Univer-
sity, Pauline Jewitt,

‘The members of her party
presented Mrs. McGinnes with
a color TV, which she said will
be donated toa shut-in, as her
active life style keeps her too-
busy to watch television.

The 70-year-old Mrs. Mc-
Ginnes was quoted. as: saying
“An NDPer never retires” and
informed these present that she
would continue to keep her
hand in polities (although her
role would be less active) upon
her return from a hollday trip
to Australia and New Zealand.

Efforts Towards Health

Omit muscular effort and
sweat and you lose all the
pleasure and joy, all the relaxa-
tion and fun, all the happiness,
which is the lot’of.the fit

APPLEWICE. 69

Potato CHIPS

KRISPEE (Tri. Pal)...

69:

BLEACH

“FABRIC, Fl (64 oz.)
SOFTENER ....

99c

NUTTY. CLUB
WALNUTS 12 oz. 99c

COFFEE

MISS MEW, 6 oz. +”
CAT FOOD, 5 tins. $1

NASOB JELLY

POWDERS, 2 pkg. 49c KUK LUNCH,

SUNLIGHT, 24

24 of.
LIQUID, 2 for . $1.39

TISSU

‘KLEENEX FACIAL, 400

59c °| Mu cHED!

BURN’S ss
LARD, Ib. ..... 59c

CHEESE
Bulk, Ib. ..

CARNATION, 16 oz.

MEAT, 12 oz. .. 79¢

MATE $1.39

~ $1.29

GOLD SEAL
TUNA, 7 oz.

v. 69e
HUSKY, 26 or.

DOG FOOD, 3 tins $1
KERR Pints ts.

JARS. $3.49 $4.19

DELZEY d
TISSUE, 4 rolls . $1.09

E550, 26 x36.
GARBAGE BAGS 1.29

KLEENEX :
TOWELS, 2 rolls 99¢

KRAFT, 7 oz. i
DINNER, 4 pkg. $1.00

MT, SEYMOUR, 48 oz.
DOG FOOD .... 69

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CASTLEGAR NEWS
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CASTLEGAR NEWS

PUBLIGHED VERY THURSOAY MORNING AY
“THE CROSSROADS OF THE KOOTENAYS™
CASTLEGAR. O.c. .
FOUNDED OH AUGUST 7. 1947. BY L. Vv. (LES) CAMPERLL.
BURT CAMPBELL, PUBLISHER AND aDITOR

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DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS

PUBLIC NOTICE

Highway No. 3 at Genelle Bluffs, approxi-
mately 7 miles North of Trail will be, subject to
closure during the following hours Monday to

«Friday. inclusive:

6:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. -
8:15 P.M. to 10:00 P.M.
10:15 P.M. to° 12:15 P.M.
11:30.P.M, to 12:00 Midnight ©»
12:15 A.M, to 3:30 A.M,
Closures will commence the week of March
3rd, 1975.
An alternate route via Highway 38 through
Rossland is available. :
J. W. Nelson, P. Eng, |
Regional Highway Engineer
for Minister of Highways

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Welcome

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Audit Mureau of Cirevtatians,
At te also a niember af the Canadian Weekly
Rewarayent Amoclation and the 1. diviston
Of the Cunadian Weekly New sp: im Annan

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