.CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Sept. 2,,1965

" Wardons Recelve
Honor Badges

Junior forest wardens Da-
vid and Paul Oglow, of Castle-
gar, have been awarded the
Fire. Honor, Badge, for helping
to ‘suppress a, forest fire’ near
Robson Ridge this summer. The
wardens spent 11) hours fight-
ings the elght: acre blaze.

This award is‘ given to war-
den who report or assist with
the suppression.-of forest or
bush fires in Canada.

Both David’ and Paul are
members of the Lone Patrol,
studying conservation courses on
thelr ‘own and Sonducting field
projects,

‘Color Film on Africa’

ae film’ on Africa will!
be shown by Heys Rare

Society, on finease at 7.
in Grace Presbyterlan Shuren,
Kinnaird.

What is modern Africa real-
ly: like? What lies behind the
turbulent headlines as the peo-
ples: of this ‘great continent
grapple with .the problems: of
new. nationhood? What jis. t
substance -behind ‘Uhuru’, the
ringing ery for freedom and in-
dependence?

Some of the answers to
such questions may.be seen in
“Freedom in Their Souls’, the
28-minute color. film just com-

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pleted by the Canadian Bible

Soclety and now ‘available: for |’

showings,

Produced’ single-handed on
location by the: Rev. Emmanuel
J, Heuer during a, five: months
tour. of “Africa's “emerging na-
tion” this past winter and spring,
“Freedom 1h Their ay isa
panorama. of | contrasts,’ Geogra-
phleal and historical ' isa

Mrs. Joan Langovin and Mr.
Peter..Ross .wore united in mar:
riage ata gulet ceremony held

t. Friday, at. Cour a’ Alene,

Visit
and (Mr

Mrs, aa Bs
Kerry, Ki

are given in
to wildlife: and surviving: e

ence of tribalism,..including vice
training of warriors; the ‘life of
forest-secluded huntera and the
ways of witch doctors. Against
these Bre set sequences devoted

Mr.arid Joe
and family .will be’ leaving: "Tues:
day to make their heme at Fort
william, Ont.
Mr. and’ Mrs.. Rolland Pals-
son travelled to Calgary for the

ithe burn;
cation and

ties.
:» But; ‘Freedom. in, ‘Thei
Souls", ‘says the , Bible. Society,
foes beyond: economic and Pou
tleal freedom. to: examine.
spiritual freedom the modern
Africa is striving for as well.
The, film. traces a the develop-
mbent of the many Africa

century... It.shows, too, the.
velopment .of the Church 1 today
in‘ the hands. of in-
cluding the work. of ‘the. Bibl
Society, where, increasingly, A-| ©
frican secretaries and _translat-
ors‘ are competently continuing
the work once. regardded.as
special preserve. of Europeans, .
.. The Rev. Mr, Heuer, who
has: six other color, film, pro-
ductions to his credit on’ behalf
of. the, Canadian’ Bible Society,
travelled, extensively ‘on foot
difficult’ and. remote .regions in
order. to give ,his work the au-
thenticity. and realism he sought.

- diivenile Involved —
in Road Accident -

The Castlegar ROMP detach-
ment: reports that a car driven
by.a juvenile. skidded and rolled
into. a. ditch :on Highway 3A
Saturday. morning. The boy was
unhurt and there was, an. esti:
mated $800 damage done to the
car. Police are. still -investigat,
ing ‘the ‘accident,

ir | and ee ‘are:-leaving today

5 the | relatives. He.,.was.in the com-

ed by Miss Tinga‘ Palsson ‘and
Miss Lana Shuttleworth who will
be attending business college ||

r.,and Mra."K. M, Nelson

to make thelr, me in: Kam-

K. Markle

e
and. Mrs. Arthur S
Jast few - days: were spent: at
Christina, Lake.
‘Master Dennis Palsson spent
a week at Peace River visiting

any of his’ ‘grandparents, ‘Mr.
a and Mrs. A. Maitland of Oasis.
Mrs. A. ‘Webster. is. now

to Mr. a Mra. Wm. Ball and
also sited Mr, ‘and! Mrs: John
Popoff- of: Castlegar: and “Mrs;
Stella, -Ball/'and| children menry
and Donald of: Kinnaird: ~
Former, gesidents of,
aird ‘Mr. and; Mra,, Wm, Calder.

-\and sons, of Edmonton ; ca
ei

on Mrs and My Wm.;Ball ‘last
k; to, rene’

h this being ,th

ie hello:

with various moves taking place
in the past years, -

Mr. R, G. Warner of. New.
ton is visiting his sons: Mr. Hy
J. Warner. of Kinnaird and: Mr:
Monty Warner of Blueberry
Creek.

[ae \
childre! Bellingham were
sitors, at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. . L, Bro ¥

Decor Park WI -
On Inaclive List

Miss Patricia Holden, secret-
ary-‘treasurer of the BCWI paid
an.unexpected visit to, Deer Park
¢ | accompanied by a friend. -
Mrs. A, W. Kent: and Mrs,
H.: Mortershead “entertained
them for lunch.
The Deer Park Wi is on
the inactive list instead of .be-
ing abandoned as was i Eeevaiee

‘0 tl
bors of ohne, time having found aay
it: hard)\to find ‘different ‘ones |.”

S|
 QREENACGRES

ays soso :

> "The provincial ‘surveyor of i tba tu wll, sno
taxes has obtained the ‘assessed

values in’ the

cluded ‘in aby; dlatric
tity: Ye aah

Castlegar

follows:

Net taxable:

tion act — Land "$074, 626 plus
75 per ,cent of: improvements
$9,862,648' for. a, total’, of. $10,-
537,174. Public schools act —|
‘Land $770,378 plus 75 per. cent
oft improvements $22,526,346 for
208 $28,206,724, ¢

© “Spacious lots

@ Shady, atid Green.

®@ Fully: Serviced: :
) _ Coinpetitive: Ratés’ |

i amnion

——
KNIGH?S ‘OF. COLUMBUS

home after ‘spending six‘ weeks {°
in: Jamaica., She, attended the
82nd birthday . of her father, Mr.
D. R. Radlein ‘of. Kingston. Al:

present were five brothers and
two sisters with -their. respect-
ive wives, ‘husbands and fal

lies.

Two bus eeks have heen
spent by Mrs ‘and Mrs. .Wm. Ball
when they were:visited by thei
Bie in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Relkoff. and fami

Brian and. Christie of Los Ani
Jes, Calif., Mr. ‘and Mrs, Lloyd
Lewis and son also of that city
and ‘Mr. and*=Mrs: Wm.. Lefley
of ‘Vancouver. ‘Three days were
spent at Nakusp where they vie
sited Mr.” and Mrs; Gordon; Ball
and Mr. and:: Mrs. :.T." Bobicki
and daughter. Kathy.

Last. weekend Mir. and Mrs.
Gordon: Ball returned. the visit

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bile Home?

_ Contacts M. W.- MIKE - SHISKIN

-Selecti

eed G ee ben hae Ka

16 of! our ks Was
select ‘ainda yout a° site 0 for.

‘tee Basle penile fm follow.

éd wds that

shouldbe “laid out: in‘ aon
‘a8:'tb “allow ‘the’: devolop-

ment of. permanent. nt roads

way”

to
a
large Rublie’y: developed: trailer

cou i

oped. ge: alons

sidersd was the CP! p
‘south of the intersectio

the an annie ve me 6)
river, A
ts i bi ‘great deal

od
| trailer.

‘Another area fat was con-’

Blueberry. Sub or: and
umbia 'Avé. ‘highway,’ (
tleaird Shoprie Genteey, ‘Thesi
lands are close to existing shop.

a later. he
rr, Saws

Sof a’ fu-
Th

rhe trail-

0 ca ba

subdi-| ever, utilities are “not ‘readil:
available.'The nearby small|
treatment plant that serves the
el-| Woodland Park subdivision ‘wo-

uld not be

major expanslon., TAnbthes = point
the ‘ netessity.; of dealing | wi
thee CPR;- "weighed - ‘against ‘he

The. third area considered
was the land west of the'rallway
Immediately west of th
to > of ‘Castlegar. (‘The

‘land ‘belonging to
tis rela

init
railroa
Slope dh,

ig to

and - without .: having ‘to ,

ter and sewer. services are avail-

able at ‘the-boundaries ‘of the |.
ite,

There appears to be no
comparable area.in. the Castle-
‘gat-Kinnairtl \region ’ that ‘could
serve the nééds of i trailer'court

LINOS — SASH

“overall layout f
beat sublet for the

col
a | been: prepared. The: layout ro:

vides a Peonmate 1

ping facilities and schools,’ how-| that

fh} For this rea
locations hi
treed open
spaces will t!
lestris

ie down-
pif

tive) oi ante str
irtly “in

use the nie. with Ave. Bighway the
through the downtown area. — fo:

ime, e
;'in order to com-
onal -transport-

a
ation ‘charges and mail handlin;
Seats, in’ the’ internat nal ‘ pe

| street parking lot for a number
exe REE estoy

Sommercial: and a residential, are

tot serve the aren f :

The }trailer spa
puntaumy area rs oa

| Industrial
"| Uttle’ i pup TE te ne,
- of: uses ‘$e al

zone,

‘The . present ines ima
‘that is left by’ this” otretch of
highway isc

‘the® latid’ ‘uses aiid
the’ Idck of: defined spaces: For

‘ 55 METEOR ey DELIVERY
Priced: at = 95

"62 CHEV, HALF. -TON PICK-UP. .
Only’. ‘$1

has
aaa 963 MERCURY. HALF-TON PICK:

Going 2 at Just,

dp ait SFE enh hy,
nig,’ by
arly by ONE ONLY.

the}: lack’ of

There is space on thi

each site for a:minimum 12° x
50”. gravelled or paved: trailer ¢,
pad and for a car parking space,

In the interior of the Jand

00)
there. is. a small playlot’ 120° a
200’, Some af the orchard trees
should be retained around and
in Hie plaviot as well as-among
the ler pads wherever prac-
tical. Rear neces ig fo provided to
about half of the ler spaces.
There is also room for an off-

i provision of rear access

us to, enhance the sppearanes
of fi ‘the” completed: devi t.

a ae
the! full ratige? ther!-uses,

industrial zone.

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