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Local Industry Got Its Share of Inquiries

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Relatively New Nursing Course Popular With the Girls

enay Students Turn Out in Force

Demonstration of Welding Held in the Qutdoora

ODE Members of Lillian Killough Chapter

Affend 60th Anniversary at Kelowna

Regent Mrs. A. Sylvest
gave an interesting and com-
prehensive report of the 60th

seo + anniversary meeting of the

b provincial IODE of B.C., which

she attended in Kelowna, April

9, 10, and 11, when the May

meeting of the Lillian Killough

_ Chapter of the IODE was held

recently, in St. David's Parish
House. ¢

Approximately 175 dele-
gates and:-members attended
the meeting from all parts of
the province. Guest speaker at
the dinner on Tuesday evening
was Mrs. K. J. C, Dean of
Toronto; national ident of

ship and the grade 10 book
award. Mrs, Killough agreed to
letter both the. scholarship
certificate and the book plate.

The usual donation to the
Kootenay Society for. Handi-
capped Children was given
approval,

Mrs. Killough was ap-
pointed citizenship secretary
for 1978,

Three members from the
chapter, Mrs. H. Peddle, Mrs,
MacCabe and Mrs. Killough.
reported having attended the
cecent “Spring Bonnet Tea” put
on by the James H. Schofield

chapter of Trail.

Plans for the June meeting
of the Lillian Killough chapter
include a smorgasbord at the Hi
Arrow on June 8,

Mrs, M. Houston, who had
not been able to attend for
some timo, was welcomed
by the members.

A letter was read from
Mrs. J. Gemmill, who is
enjoying a holiday in England.-

Hostesses for the evening
were Mrs. Rush and Mrs.
Sylvest.

The booster prize was won
by Mrs. Rush...”

the IODE. On Wednesday
afternoon the delegates were
invited to a tea at the home of
Mrs. W. A. C. Bennett.

abe Of particular interest to
the members was the report
from the Emerson House

District Socials

Mrs, Jim Horswill 385-6856
Mr. -and Mrs. Clarence
Ackerman of Castlegar recent-

special. study
** report’ on'plihs for housing for
sippsenion scitizens, to be under-
"#4 taker by-the provincial chapter.
& Mrs. Syivest reported that
“+ the 1974 provincial annual will

be held in Nanaimo. :
Other members attending
the provincial meeting from the
Lillian Killough Chapter were
, Mrs. M. Rush, Mrs. A. Selbie,
Mrs. J. F. Killough and Mrs. W.

A. MacCabe.

: From the provincial
“Newsletter secretary Mrs. F.
A. Hostetter reported that
another provincial sweepstake
‘will be held in 1974, A Silver
Wedding Anniversary Booklet,
honoring Queen Elizabeth and
Prince Philip, was also avail-
able.-The chapter decided to
order a copy of this publication.
‘ducation secretary Mrs,
Rush ‘was asked to attend the
awards day — ceremonies . at
Stanley Humphries Senior Sec-
‘.ondary School: in June, to

* present the ODE $100 scholar-

$80,000 Grant Requested

pital ‘while’
Ackermans' were there.

Mr. and: Mrs. ‘Ackerman
also spent ‘a few-days with Mr.
and Mrs. ‘J. Moor and Mrs.
Lorna Lewis of White Rock.

Mr, Eric Ackerman. re-
turned to Vancouver last week
after a two-week visit to the
Castlegar area.

Mrs. Elizabeth Peurvis of
North Shields, England, is ‘in
Kinnaird for the month of May
visiting her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. W. S.
Crawford.

Miss Rae Sawyer spent a

weekend visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs, C. Ackerman in
Castlegar. She. was on her
return trip to Vancouver after
spending some, time in Cran-
brook settiifup-a‘riew library.

home after ‘visiting friends in
the Spokane area. While there

they attended the Wandermere .|.

Golf Tournament.

Returning with Mr. and
Mrs. Ackerman for a week's
holiday was Miss Jean Clement
of Spokane,

Did you know the first
postal service in Canada was in
the year 1755? The post office
was of British origin and
opened in Halifax. Daily mail
service across the nation, via
the recently completed CPR,
was commenced in 1886.

News from Monday Court

A Castlegar man was fined
$100, or in default 30. days in
jail, when he appeared in court
here before Judge -R. R. van

Excavation for ‘$0-Boat Marina Underway

Excavation for the ‘pro-
posed 80-boat marina in New
Denver is about half Neted

Revelstoke-Slocan MLA . Bill
King in Victoria concerning the

of Carpenter Creek ‘and in
return will own the harbor.
ion of the 30-foot

now and the Slocan Lake
Boating Association, with sup-
port from the village, is writing .
for a grant for some $80,000
from the provincial government

_ to finance the project. 3

A delegation spoke with

marina ig an

ment by.the government that

$10 million. was being made
‘able for H

wide :;channel: and - 200-foot
square marina is about half
i now under an

facility

construction in the province.
The Village of New Denver
has agreed to provide shoreline
property adjacent to the mouth

agreement between the village
and the highway department
which needed gravel for road
construction to the new high-

Patten on a charge of driving
while his licence was under
Suspension.

William Bruce Ansell, 19,
was charged following a routine
check April 19.

Gordon Poter,: 17, of
Robson was fined $250 or three
months in jail on a charge of
driving without insurance.

This resulted from a check
in Robson on May 8.

Failing to remain at the
scene of an accident has
resulted in a $50 fine or 80 days
for Norman Evans, 27, of
Slocan,

The charge resulted from
an incident May 11 in down-
town Castlegar.

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PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED
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Annual Spring Concert
“UP, UP WITH PEOPLE”

Grades i and Il
Thursday, May 24 and Friday, May 25
7:30 p.m, at

CASTLEGAR PRIMARY SCHOOL
Admission — Adults 50c

Preschoolers may attend dress rehearsal
Thursday, May 17

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CABARET
DANCE

THURSDAY AND FRIDAY

BEEF BARBECUE

Starts at 6 p.m.
Dancing Starts at 9 p.m.

“BRILLIANT JAM FACTORY”

PUBLIC NOTICE

The und 1 has filed lication: withe
the Public Utilities Commission to increase Pas-
senger and Express Rates. on all rautes served
by the Carrier

The effective date is June 23, 1973. Copies
of new proposed rates may be examined at the
Agency Offices at Trail, Rossland, Nelson, Cas-
tlegar and Salmo.

Any objection may be filed with the
intendent of Motor Carriers, 1740 Geargia Street:
West, Vancouver 5, before June I, 1973.

SANDY'S TAXI & BUS LINE LID.

Government of British Columbia
Department of Labour
Review of Labour Legislation

Meetings will be held commencing
June 15th, 1973, at the Lord Nelson
Hotel, Nelson, British Columbia, in
connection with the above review. The
review. will deal specifically with The
Labour Relations Act, The Mediation
Services Act and The Trade-unions Act.

Interested persons wishing to make
representations may arrange to do so
by notifying, in advance, the Office
of the Minister of Labour, Parliament
Buildings, Victoria, or the Department
of Labour Special Advisors at 2128
Barrard Street, Vancouver 9, British
Columbia.

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Under the proposed grant,
facilities to be constructed
include tie-ups for some 80
boats, a launching ramp, a
sewage disposal system includ-
ing septic tank and leach field
and-living quarters for a
caretaker. :
SoyThe . boating association

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vit is not expected that all
the'boatowners will dock their
boats at the harbor but they
will probably use the facilities.
A large percentage of the slips
are expected to be used by
tourist boaters.
+The facility is primarily
> designed to accommodate
power boats according to
Chamber of Commerce presi-
+ dent, Mark Stenberg, who
helped spearhead the proposal.
SocThe beating association,
under president George Kaza-
* koff, will administer the project
and have assembled blueprints,
architects’ renderings and cost
estimates to be submitted with
the grant iT

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—Giant Festival Parade
—Golf Tournament
Giant Car Bingo — ‘73 Maverick
—Midnite Bowling Tournament
—Moto Cross Races
—Festival Queen Pageant
—Cabarets . :
—New Inter-mountain Shows

-+ —3Days Teen Dances, Concerts

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