‘THE DUSTY DAYS. Serious

any
snow during the past winter left fields bone dry in ene spring.

in Alberta. Little t
Soil drifting: and: dust °°

storms have swept the province from southern border regions to Peace River country.
A typical scene is shown, above, where top soil and sand haye blown from the fields ond

covered a seeder

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PUBLIC NOTICE

ROBSON BROWNIES — To meet |} sr. Citizens meeting, Sept. 24.
at the community hall, Sept. Legion Hall, 7.30 p.m. Enter-
27 at 3 p.m. All girls 7-10 years tainment by Eastern Star.

invited,

Castlegar ‘girls Interested in
Reserve Thurs, AMT. Oct. 21 for | Girl Guides or Rangers, register
Coffee Party of Women’s Assoc. ‘| -at Castlegar United” Church;
of Robson Comm. Memorial | sept, 23, 680 p.

. Car Wash, Sept. 25 at
Texaco Station, Plaza.

Square Dancing, Twin Rivers

Hall,’ Sept. 24 at 8°'p.m. Begin-

ners Sept. 27 at S73-4th Ave,

Castlegar. t

uvamaane Bale — Hospital WA
25, Legion Hall,

Exceptional vatues, come early.

Bummago — Kinnaira UCW
Oct 2, 16 am Legion Hall, art~
ieee can be left at U. C ‘pase-

ent, Sept. 29 after 6 p.m.
Tops Mecting, Rotary Health
Centre, Sept. -23, 7.30 p.m. Dr.

Ternent Guest Speaker.
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‘COUNT: ‘THE-CARTRIDGE’ CONTEST ARE:
DONNA. ZEBROFF, Box 323: ‘Cutoger ©
“ BILL:-COOK, Castlegar.’
“LUBA HOOLAEFF, -Box 315, Castlegar.

Congratulations ‘Students!

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Corner of Pine and’ Columbia
/,Open Monday - Saturday 9-6. Friday 9-9

Toasimaster Club
Has Varied Topics
For First Fall Meet

It-will be a short week in

“The meeting, ay last Thurs-
day at the Marlane Hotel in Cas-

so that after a century it’s about
three quarters of a day. ahead
of time.

The last time the’ calendar

5 was changed to October 15.
England, however, did‘not ac-
cept: the Gregorian calendar -un-
til 1752 at which time an 11 day
correction had to be made, 4

The next adjustment will
be made in the year 200 at which

who spoke on ‘This G:

Golf’. It was a sport, Mr.

s0 suggested, which provided
one.not only with exercise and
social outlets, but is an excellent
Means fo achieving a control ov-
er one’s more violent emotions.

and_ literature be" showed how.
man: has destroyed and is des-
troying at. an ever increasing
rate. the riches of the ‘earth and

eut from. the paper — a_de-
parture. from ‘usual procedure
by table . topies master “Andy
Shutek ‘and.-one which’ excited
considerable © laughter, -particu-
larly when one member was
able: to to Identify, a fashion model

"Evaluations in which praise
coupled with suggestions for
improvement were made _ by.
George Shanks ‘of Oasis, guest
and’ new. member Bernie Mac-
Kinnon of Genelle and Roy King

of Kinnaird. Peter -Majesgay, ||

the club treasurer, was genial
host and chairman for, the meet-
ing.

BIRTHS

A lara assortment ‘of shades dn Aires: of yarn
: NORTHLAND, 4 ply for :Indian Hg

MOHAIR, 1.0. 89g Mulitone MOHAIR $1.05

: All. Purpose ‘Wool, Panny, 1e or,

ROBERTS — To Mr. and
‘Mrs, George Roberts of Kinnaird,
Sept. 19, a_ son. sy

SPLOTNIKOFF :— To
and Mrs. John Slot Kote of xin:

mai JORNSON

‘o Mr.
.Mrs.: Micheal | Johnson of. ‘Ross:
land, Sept.: 21, :a son. R
‘PEREPALKIN

OPO!
‘Mra: John G. a of Brilliant,
Sept. 22, ‘a BOR.

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in red and brawne “

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camel, caviar, paleface :
or riverbed ‘shades. :

Will bi Gattaea very, Very
‘Hydro. does: not;agree: with thi
‘gladly aly cha allege ‘Dr. Keetle aide

ally,
contents

rtain ‘statements that. he ="
argainer — horse trading’:
*atlon of dieasin' etc. +I received: an ‘answer saying

licy is fair,
land acquisition
dict \d: by: people: who; are -very’
blems involv

eas

if
Hynes cv

Ans BE
‘and that-1 wanted to ers

& ment: {forwarde

en’ we are? prepared,

; instructions \ from ||

itten,
council: ta ree our: examin:

aH) fo

tie
be ‘received and’ filed: This was
‘then: done“on/a:: unanimous vote
o£. commissioners.

te:
that the anit affairs depart:

mploym eran
the .demand ‘for skilled workers
so: great: that current: vocational
training. progr:
vide’ them quickly &1
+ Speaking on .the need: for.
Jor:

repare cont:
‘im: senoets. unt until: ‘every;

froin former Comi
Gwilym, Hughes, also on the sub.
ject. o! sewer system, .was
area ceived | and ‘filed ° by,
“without: being

rer yey Ang but t ‘be read pri-

sion’ and replacement. bylaw

centi:‘complete ‘and:work. on. th
200,000-gallon ‘

e will reecive the

Regi Colleg
Peg hear of fhe Pollution : Con-

ernment; Mr. Ca- Ni ok’ Si

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@ GOUNCIL @

naz
jegar“council ‘on™ Tues: ||

Mr. Waugh: will
duti were. iene

lebert add
ciderable time’, Wa

| logging:
be

hg ed
cep m Rasp! who:
eir join:with

S| dicate

‘interne choice of
Project isto-be* held. in‘ ohe:
‘although * the:

tpartnership ‘di

with: now Mines ‘Minister Don
thers: in, Trail

upon in his) pointm
a ea tite

‘An:
éen “practicing on

“Mickey. Moran: is:a ‘pesuate |
on ‘Mic Mora

194¢

: the faculty.

local,
‘O-

-| vin: president ‘of
© | Saatteeae eee ‘Club and’ the
ranch; Mr. Mc

‘Abbotsford,,
Well: known’ Kootenay lawyer ‘Was
a'gunnery officer with the RCAF
during the Second ‘World War.
1s‘a’ past‘member. of ‘the! Cas-

9)

a-past member of: the

if: the : Kiwanis ; Curl-
ing Club and’ is ‘an ardent. golf:
er. In; Kiwanis .'work,'. Mr.’-Mo-
ran headed’ “up. the’ annual May
24:celebration: for. several years,
‘was at.one time: in; charge fof
the ‘annual: blood’ donor - clinic
and started the club's little lea-
fue committee which organized
| ttle league in'this

drea’ 'e:
two daughters aged: 9 d
and two sons’aged 8! and-7: He
is’ a. past ‘president of the’ Trail

‘the: facull
1958 ‘and‘ mitten:

ave’ |‘and opened '’ the; Gran:

office in’ October ‘of. that year.
‘He and) his‘ wife ‘Audrey
a: dauehier’ Danna need 5.

Kinsmen ‘Clubyand
on the executive of the Colo: rahe
Lodge. He: is president ; of St

Michael's: PTA: at Trail: and is
onthe school’s: governing: board.

The son of well) ‘known Deer

on the spore

has also been ‘Campaign manager.

in‘ the Boundary. ‘city for’ the

wat: I A
eled’ with’ Mr. |'ce:
d-.into

active golfer an

ip: (
on] curler and for. for many years,
ed seni

and softball
‘Ca