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The 16th annual exhibition marks of the Faroes during
and -bourse- of the David the Danish Period.”

3 BRMS. — $71,900. Modern county

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WELL CONSTRUCTED 3 BORM. ON 3 LOTS

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plex with.an auction on Sun-
day. ~°

A junior auction preceeded
the main auction.

Chief Judge was Bill Rob-
inson of Vancouver. Gordon
Haug, Hugh Johnston, Jim
Harrison and Sue Forrest
completed the judges’ panel.

Awards were presented in
many categories at a banquet
held Saturday evening in the
Sandman Inn.

Winners _were:~bronze-—
Ivy Nielsen, Axel Nielsen,
Lester Small_and Margaret
Munns; silver — Susan For-
rest, Margaret Munns, Mary
Johnston- and- John Butler;
gold — Robert Bayes, Chris
McGregor and Jean Smith.

The Canada Award was
presented to Robert Bayes
for “The One Cent Yellow
Admirals. of Canada.”

The G.B. and Common-
wealth Award to Margaret
Munns for “Watermarks on
Early Stamps of Australia.”

The Foreign Award to

“Balloon World.” The Cinder-
alla category went to Mary
Johnston for “Christmas

~ Seals." The Junior Award to

JohnButler for “Collecting
Postmarks.”

The David Thompson
Award for the best exhibit
by a.club member was pre-
sented to Margaret Munns
for “The Maori and His An-
cestors.”

The Grand Award, pre-
sented to the entry picked as
the best by the judges went
to Chris McGregor for “Post-
marks of the Faroes in the
Danish Period.”

Harshenin
services
held

William Harshenin of
Castlegar passed away Sat-

student council prime minister Graham Fleet (right)

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SPARE. CHANGE . ... Stanley Humphries Secondary
held its first annual coin drive this week, collecting
over 160 kilograms of coins (inset) which was conver-
ted to,approximately 1,000 metres of coin chains. The
week-long event raised more than $700 for student
council activities in the coming year. Homeroom 12C
won the Most Money competition, raising more than
$125 and earning the Golden Chain Award which

day, October 9

We have

‘Don Johnson. of ‘Miami Vice" and
rental houses.

Judith Ivey co-star in “The Long Hot
Summer", a two-part NBC miniseries.
airing Sunday, Oct. 6 and Monday,

Oct.7.

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In the $40s — New Root,
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the best we have!

Call Block Bros. Today!

SPECIAL OF THE WEEK >

Chris McGregor for “Post- urdty Sept. 28 at the age of 3 presents to Rick Sherstobitoff, 12C homeroom rep.

of Wednesday, October 2, 1985

_ Funeral services were held
OFFICE 365-5210 Tuesday and today at the
Castlegar Funeral Chapel
with burial in the Brilliant

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Cemetery:
aoe Mr. -Harshenin was born-

Jan. 20, 1919 at Brilliant and

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lived at Raspberry, where he =
farmed all of his life. He en- Skating season has finally
@ joyed gardening and antique arrived! Lunch Hour Hockey
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resumed this week and do we
have a deal for the guys. For
only $15 you will receive 20
passes for lunch hour hockey.
It takes place Monday to
Friday from 12-1 p.m. Parent
and Tots skating is being run
ona drop-in basis this season.
Every Tuesday and Thurs-
day from 11-12 noon Mom,
Dad and the kids can enjoy
skating on the large -ice
surface.

Public Skating
Public skating for the
1985/86 season happens
Tuesday and Thursday 2:30 -
4:30, Friday 2-3:30, Saturday
5-4:45 and Sunday 1:45-

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3:30 p.m. Admission is $1.25

for adults, $1 for students
and 75 cents for children.

Fall Programs

Many of our fall programs
that are stating this week
still have openings. Interior
Decorating, Drawing and
Painting, Dog Obedience,
Dough Art and German
Cooking are only a few of the
sessions that you: can still
register in. So don't delay
any longer. Sop by the recre-
ation office and register.

Fire Safety

Fire Safety Week is taking
place next week. Why not
take—part-by—attending—our
Wood Burning Stove Work-
shop on Oct. 9 at 7 p.m. at the
complex. Enjoy a film and

learn the safety aspect of
owning and operating a wood

‘burning stove. Coffee and

donuts will be served and
there is no charge for the
event. z

Cominco honors
Castlegar man

Bill Keraiff of Castlegar is
one of 830 Cominco employees
who will be honored tomor-
row evening for achieving 40

years of service with the

‘company. «
The 30th Annual Gold
Medal Awards Dinner will be

held at the Uplander Hotel in ,

Rebels’ Action
The junior hockey season
has begun. The Rebels’ first
home game is Saturday at 8
p.m. against the Rossland Jr.
Warriors.

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bring the total number -of
Cominco“ gold medallists —t
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congratulate someones of -1e ees are from Trail Oper- BILL KERAIFF °
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Columbia Avenue. Verna have four sons. He gardening.

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