TWENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY of the Castle-
gar Kiwanis Club was observed Saturday
night with a joint installation of new of-
ficers with the Trail club, Started in 1947,
the Castlegar club's only active charter
member, W.'T, Waldie of Robson, is shown
with a special certificate presented by the
Kiwanis Club’s new president, Dave Fer-
guson, while retiring president Bill Oleski,
centre, looks on. Other officers installed by
Kiwanis Lt.-Gov. Roy Pridham of Creston

Kootenay Boundary Chamber of Commerce
Imporfance of Tourist Promotion Sfressed

Commerce

bia.

all
throughout the
Province of British Colum-

Following , the "4
and welcoming remar! a
en by representative
Watters of Grand Forks the
first business session began
with Bill Barnsley of Trail
reporting = coordinator for
Kootenay-Boundary.

In his report Mr. Barn-

ific North Wes!

as well as
into areas of the United
dtates.

Mr, Barnsley noted that
yastional

wi as
fort of the oxecutive and
for th

aley stressed the imp
of more vigorous tourist
promotion throughout the
western Provinces and Pac-

Kuovenay Boundary, th

has been a 60. percent In-

crease im tourist traffic
hout. the region, Al-

were’ vice-presidents Tom Biln and - Frank
Ingham, treasurer Rick Sutherland, secretary
John Haack and directors Aage Syivest,
Norm Blais, Dick Wiggen, Jim Cromwell
and Ed Conroy, Special headtable guests
at the banquet held at the Hi Arrow Arms
were Mayor John Landis of Castlegar and
Mayor Colin Maddocks of Kinnaird, who
commended Kiwanians for their 25 years of
service to local communities.

— Castlegar News Photo

Kinnaird Resident
Nick Ghermenkoff
Buried Yesterday

Funeral. services were

erans an
help.

It’s hoped that all
players interested from the
Aossla

nd-Tr:

Fruitvale areas will turn out
to make a more balanced
Jeague than last year’s when
Salmo walked away with the
championshi)
Open practices for all
interested i players will. be
ednesday nights

in the Trail Com-

Castlegar Fune! Home in
charge of arrangements.

held on
at 8 p.m.

Basketball Players are Sought
By Trail Senior Men's League

The Trail Senior Men’s
Basketball League is looking

* for interested players to
round out a four-team lea-
gue chis season.
Last year
pions, Salmo,
team set, and Second place
Southern Motors also. have
a good combination of vet-
id Conacher News,
are still in need of player

"s league cham-

ail-Castlegar and
ip.

inco p= until Nov. 1, when’
it is hoped league play will
The gam

CERTIFICATE OF MERIT provided by Park and Tilford Dis:
tillery was awarded to Crossroads Datsun Sales for im-
provements the local service station made to the property
it acquired for its new location at the corner of Front St.
and Columbi

d

Ave. in

Castlegar. Cr

manager Don Leitch received the award from Ald. Ed

Mosby, right, who commented that Crossroads Datsun “took

Salmo home games
will be played on Monda
nights in the Salmo High
School Gym.

a building that certainly wasn't attractive — almost an
eyesore — and now it's of pleasing appearance.”

— Castlegar News Photo

so involved in the coordin-
rt was an out-

Mr. Barnsley
out that an es
million visitors will come
to the Expo’ site and made
the accommedation prob-
lem that is expected.

In emphasizing this
that “It is our duty to see
Barnsley stated

times

‘coun Canada can be en-
ou an American citiz-
en without a passport or in-
noculation.”

are open on a 24-hour bas-
18 and t that 1 iteations had

have the

The meeting was then
opened by President Jim
Dalton of Cranbrook
solutions from the fi
were presented to tl
lutions committee fo:

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Student Nurse Lindsay Kaun
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"Student. Nurse Nancy Cameron of Teall
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bob and anne

buy their first home

No family yet. Bul maybe Someday. Haw.big a
housé to buy today - for tomorrow? How much is
a realistic down payment? Bobs salary is modest
But his ambitions_d4re“figh. Anne works too. How
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— Castlegar News Photos

Student Nurse Mrs, Ann Wright of New Denver
Tends to the Needs of Kimberley Jerome

Facilities af Castlegar Hospital
Used by Selkirk Student Nurses

First year students to
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Last year only il

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Robert Hylton Brisco
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Randolph Harding
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Vote Monday, Oct. 3

Voters are encouraged
to exercise their right and
turn out to the polls this
Monday, Nov. 30.

Polls are open from 8
am, to 7 p.m. and are lo-
cated at the

Robson, Robson Communi-

ty Hall; Brilliant Flats, re-
Marion

sidents of Mrs.
Sh

Construction Activity

RESEECSVESVEE PRUETT EE

Building construction.

in

and Nelson were
utilized,

The local hospital has
recently been given full ac-
ion status by the

tation.

Castlegar Social Notes :

Mrs. R. Johnson 365-629.
Mrs. . Hepper
Marysville was the guest of
her sister, Mrs, L. P. Fergu-
son, for the past week.

Mr. Wm. Easton return-
ed home Thursday after
spending five weeks visiting
wath relatives and friends
in. Aberdeen, Scotland. He
reported having a wonder:
ful time and enjoying beau-

Minto

, tiful weather.

Members of’

A chapter Order of the East-

ern Star, who attended the
50th anniversary celebrat-
ion of Columbia Chapter in

4 Mr. and Mrs, W. K.
of Fox of White Rock left.

Tuesday after visiting their
son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. EB. R. Hawk-
ins of ‘d.

.. Mr. and Mrs. Fox have
just returned from a trip to
England where they ited

- relatives.
Mr, and Mrs, Pat Haley.’
of Kinnaird were at the .

coast this weekend where

.their son Harry was recip-

ient of the B.C.. Track:and
Field hy for the Mid-
get Division. They were ac-
companied by Mr. and Mrs.
Willie Krause,

during the

Nirmal Singh, a- mem-
ber of Selkirk College fac-
ulty, was recently a recipi-
ent of Canadian citizenship.

Before coming to North
America, Mr. Singh, was
scientific officer with the
atomic energy establishment
at Trombay near Bombay,

He was also associated
with a team of scientists
from Canada and India who

‘worked at the Canada-India

reactor.

Mr. Singh has to his
credit numerous
jons on -the peaceful uses
of atomic energy.

ublicat-.

a

ig Up

i r

first nine months’ of this

year is up $409,161 over the

same period a year ago.
was revealed at

_ Castlegar's council meeting

last week in a report sub-
mitted by Ald, Ed Mosby.
The value of construc-
tion to Sept. 30 was $739,
243, This compares with
$330,082 in the first nine
months of 1971. %

“SILVERTON

Mrs. Phylis Ott, a very
recent newcomer to Silver:
act-

ting
Mrs. Barnett’s son and fam-

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Wayne ‘ory lew
Denver! a son, Oct. 17 at

Shoreacres Store and
Thrums, Tarrys School.
The before mentioned
polls are considered rural.
Returning officer Mrs.
Helen Fairbanks of Nelson
says anyone whose name do-
es not appear on the voters
list in a rural area may still
exercise their right to vote.
In order to do so the
voter is to be vouched for
by someone already on the
voters’ list and swear they
are entitled to qualify for a
vote having been at their
present place of residence
since Oct. 11 of this year.

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TIME: Thursday evenings, beginning October

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Trail on Saturday evening,
py

. “Mr, and Mrs. E. A. Me-
~Donald of White Rock, for-

merly of Castlegar, are vis-
iting their daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. H.
MeNicol of Kinn:

- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Raine
were weekend guests at the
home of the former's par.

Mr. and Mrs: W. Narraway
of Pass. Creek during the
past: week were their son
Mr. Howard Craddock of
Calgary and their daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Downsview,

Story Corrected

‘An-accident, which was
reported to local RCMP at
1.15 a.m. Oct. 14, appeared
inthis paper as ving
James Leask as the driver.

. Leask has inform-
ed the Castlegar News that
her husband was not the
driver but that the car had
been stolen, ~

A very successful baz-
aar by St. Joseph’s Catholic
Women's League of
naird ‘was held Saturday.

Prize winners were as
follows;:

Carlo Grifone of Kin-
naird the doll cake, quilt
and pillow Mrs. Rena Gri-
fone of Kinnaird, baby nov-
elty Mrs. R. Harmston of
Castlegar and the door
prize Feleisdale Rego. of
Castlegar. ‘

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