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“CASTLEGAR NEWS ==

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VO. 25, No, 37 —__ CASTLEGAR, BRITISH COLUIABIA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1972 15 CENTS PER COPY

eT — Boating Club Demands
ve nen i I ori j ; q ) B.C. Hydro Clear Debris

By MARTIN VANDERPOL
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What wil this valley be
now? To

The Boat Chub of water on the north Am- mulation of trash in the re-
has demanded B.C, Hydro servoir.””

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carry out a clean-up camp- luted, and if Chris the nes
Sige oa the ‘Arrow Lakes, Ey 2 AT Roalsad.
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youngsters far if
they want to mako'a living.
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reservoir, it, would there-
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Negotiations are con-
tinwing in Vancouvet for
and sawmill
the sale of the pulp mill
and sawmill instalation

‘A spokesman ‘oe Weyer-
UNDERMINING of the shore of Arrow Lake debris tumbling into the lake. bepees Comes Lid. fs
by high water behind the Hugh Keenley- _

side Dom threatens to bring even more Ae AarR' ote

There Will Be No Midnight Sun in Town
But Klondike Wight Goes fo Wee Hours

Sourdough Tommy Biln, Fun for the whole fam- An impromptu dance was y rested
famed as the chairman of an of to meet such a success last year that assisting as a team or div-
‘this year's Kiwanis Club's two will be included this ision mother is asked to
Klondike Night has, looked hanes to maks some year for adults at no exira

io his gold pan, shimmer- money win ‘ost. An orchestra has been P
ing with gold, and bas pre engaged to play for it ,. Church Induciion
dicted a bonanza of fun will a chance to make some Bill Oleski, president of ‘The University of Vic
be, found ia, te arena on money and win a few prix the Castlegar Kiwanis Club, ria senate committee on
Saturday night ait Her said awards has announced that

systems are now “4 Clinton Randy Giles of Cas-

“go” for the third annual aon by the tlegar has won a four year
Klondike Night being held aa! tio

jamson lon Co, this Saturday evening in the
with a low bid of $1,693,412 Castlegar Arena. of ‘There
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Sunday morning
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‘An induction service
for the Rev. Ted Bristow of

concessions, and spe- ° ‘of 24 announ: ‘The Rev.
‘lal games for kiddies. (continued on page bers aa will represent

The New Life of Chris D'Arcy
's a Rather Hectic Existence

DiArcy of
newly elected member of
the legislature for Rossland-
Trail

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) men. nairdSalmo highway
Behind road curbing se. and
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at Valley
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during the camp. ih party leader
aign the youn; and premler-elect Dave Bar-
their Dad, anc ett
waa _ F ter stages, Janice w Last week, with Roger
i a stumping the riding on be-
GOLD I$ WHERE YOU FIND IT, but Tommy aver, he dose hope fo find it at the big half of the New Democrat -
Biln, chairman of the Kiwanis Club's Klon- night Saturday in the Arena, ee afer the & MLA - ELECT Chris D’Arcy went on an in- William Jmaoft of Robson.
Jdike Night committee won't find it down ws Photo the D’Arcy family ‘headed cess Toad being bullt sPection tour of the Deer Park Road last
Jon the banks of the Columbia River. How. — Costlegar News Photo for Kaslo~- alter buying 4 (continued on page'?2)- week and near Grey Wolf Bluff he talked — Cestlegar News Photo

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