EGAI

FOR RENT

EDROOM’ ’ FURNISHED
s obile home at Brilliant,
x hone‘ 865-6639,

sated suite, Ph, 365-8153
165-7319, 348

FULLY FURNISHED ONE-
F aulte, oil heat. Suitable for
one person, Ph see
3 4
a AN APARTMENT IN ROB-
son, Ph, SE a
BDRM. RNIS|
d suite, Suitable for ‘nae
erson or couples el erable
cople only, Ph. 553,
tin 48

BDRM, APT. BSON.
‘partially tumlady 30 per
‘smonth, Ph, 365-3
3 BDRM. HOUSE ORS FUR-
nace heating. Opposite Tar-
“ty's school, Approx. 6 miles
“from Canal Project. Ph.
5309-4937, 348
\VAILABLE IMMEDIATE-
‘ly, newly redecorated ful-
2 fuente ed suite. Two lar-

0
ope month including utilit-
es. Bright and immaculate,
ideal for couple. Burrard,
apts, do oe Castlegar,
- 272. tin 48
OLY IRNNISHED ONE-
bedroom suite. Ph, 965-
$7544 after 4.30 p.m. ae
eNICE 1 BDRM.
‘duly furnished with caret
ring. Ph. 965-3052,
}iWO BDRM. FURNISHED
‘apt. $30. weekly. Apply
1451 Columbia Ge

ve.
Te z

S, Thursday, Nov, 30, 1972

FOR RENT

2 BDRM. HOME SITUATED
on a large landscaped lot,
carpeted living room, car--
and garage, Ideal for
couple, Apply 1508,

ve,, Kinnaird or Ph,
365-5187 or 426-5102, 346
10’ x 45’ TRAILER AT CE-
dar Crest. $65 per month,
Ph, 365-8112, 346
ONE BDRM, FURNISHED
suite available Dec, 1, $100
month including _ utilities.
Burrard Ay downtown

Castlegar. Ph, 365-5272,

tin4s

2 BDRM. HOUSE, 360 PLUS
utilities, Ph, 365-7664. ‘346
DUNCAN HINES CAKE
Mixes, assorted flavors, on

49c pkg. Bob's Pay-N Takit,

LARGE FULLY FURNISH-

2 SLEEPING ROOMS WiTH
kitchen privileges, Quiet
working men only. Ph, 365-
3228. 346

apt. Located in
Plenty of parking space, For
appointment Ph. cneprty

2 BDRM. HOME FOR A
responsible married couple.
No pets, Ph, 365-5931. tin45

rent in Kinnaird. No
Ph. 368-9773, Trail.

AVAILABLE JANUARY 1,
171 bdrm,

: saute w to w carpeting and
es throughout. Auto,
er and dryer with au

utilities included Peace

: pee oe
“Kimalrd. Ph, 965-7705,

3 BDRM. 8' x 38’ TRAILER,
126.

utilities included. No ets.
Available Dec. 1. Ph. 365-
159208, 347

OZ. JUGS CRISCO OIL
only $1.59. Bob's Pay-N
*2Takit. : 346

<3 ROOM FURNISHED

Seatte, “408-7th Ave., Castle-

Sygar. Ph. 365-7183, 344

j2-AND 5 BDRM. SUITES

Ey Fes Ei 305 5145 © 7
ents. le

3055023. tings

“HANDY HOKY.” A GIFT
for all ages, Call Molly
White 365-5805. 348
FISHER FIBERGLAS SKIS,

and amplifier.

8370,

DESK LAMP, 2 _ PIEC
toaster. Ph, 365-5861.

tii :
750, Asking $150. Apply
f columbia Ave, Conte.

Mitececti
“g

ESTEE SE TO EE

‘3.

48

opportunities.

4. F. HIPWELL 365-7514 —- AGENT
BJORN EDBLAD 365-7514 or 365-3423

What do you know about income tax? Do you
know that tax shelter is still available when buy-
ing real estate? Come in and discuss your pro-
blems. We have a number of good investment

New Listing
2 bedroom home in
quiet subdivision, Castle-
gar. Walking distance to
shopping. Large 100.x 120
ft. lot. See it now — price
$10,500. Something special.

Commereial Property

Just listed: Zoned C-i
{core commercial) in down-
town Cas.legar. 93 ft. front-
age, 199 ft. deep. 6000 sq.
ft. of the front property is
paved. Ideal location and
favourable terms.

AAS SAAN TA RRR L ANWR EVES ork Gh See RD ev br

tnvest in Land
Building lots are get-
-ting scarce and especially
one with 205 ft. frontage.
Ar 100 ft. depth you could
make 3. separate lots or
better: build a small apart-
ment (zoned RM-2). Either
“way this is a sound invest-

ment at only $4,600.

SESAME

Must Sell

4 Bdrms., with full
bsmt. Large lot with fenc-
ing. Some decoration re-
quired but still a steal.
.Drive by 1709 - 4th Ave.,
‘Kinnaird and call for an
appointment, $12,000.
(Owner. already moved)

Make an Offer

SRST Sees

: Super Deluxe Mobile Home

12' x 66',.3 bedroom
Glendale”, in brand new
condition, Double size S.T.
<EWasher & dryer included,
nicely landscaped lot in
lueberry Creek. Call for

Ootischenia Acreage

14.4 acres of level land,
$4,500 down. with g
terms, Invest for the future.

Country Place — Pass Ck.
Near finished 3 bdrm.|
home on 3 acres with barn|
and coop. Good water sys-
tem. Close to school and
fishing. Can be bought for|
less than $1000 down,
Make an offer. Asking $17,-
000,

Close to Shopping

Older 2 bdrm home
in down town location only
a minute walk to shopping.
New oil furnace. Good size
lot. $9,000.

Tremendous View

1% acre in town of
Kinnaird. Priced for quick
sale, $3,600.

3 BDRM IN CASTLEGAR
Must be sold before the
snow comes. Nice kitchen,
built-in china cabinet. :Pan-
riled rec. room. Can be
financed for low down pay-
ment. $15,300.

Good Money Makers
Two dwellings on the
same lot, 5th Ave., Kin-|
naird, one of which is block
masonry construction. Rev-
enues of $200 Per month.
$13,000.

Near Drive-In
Y2 Acre lot in the col-
lege’ subdivision. 960 sq.
ft. 3 bdrms. Oil heating.
Nice garden, fruit trees and
lovely view. Furniture and

$13,-
900.

ELECTRIC GUITAR AND
‘amplifier, Ph. 965-5724. 347

family size tubes only $1.19,
Bob's Pay-N patting 346

25 LB, BAGS PURINA DOG
Chow. Special $3.99. lng
Purina Cat Food, special, 6

tins $1. Bob's Pay'N Aaa

1491 Bay Ave.,
Ph. 364-1914,

ing, Good cond. $65. Ph.
365-7472, 347

3° BDRM. HOME IN 'KIN-

available at Castlegar Sav-
ings Credit Union. Ph. 365-
tind

Vehicles for Sale

BEST MILD CHEESE IN
town! Only 99¢ Ib, at Bob's
Pay-N_Takit, 346

HELP WANTED

Account
Required by solkek College
— Responsible to the Bur-
sar for he Accounting

Strand and Mosby
Realty Ltd,

1198 y ive,
Phone ‘cia

-Property for Sa!

BUY THESE TWO BUILD:
ing lots pelere ete price

goes up this spring; only
$1450 per lot an v3 700 for
the two of them. Ph, 365-
0 a as

R SALE IN OOT
thenta Ph. 365-7844, 346

RIVER FRONTAGE GRAND
Forks, 4.87 acres on river. 4
room older type house, cor-
ner black-to;

PRIVATE % ACRE ton
trailer space, Castlegar. Ph.
359-7411.

TWO LOTs, 80"x 250° Level
and nice iow Ph. 365-59: ree

NABOB COFFEE, LB. 98¢.
125’s Nabob Teab ‘bags 1. es
at Bob's Pay-N Takit.

he Castle-

gor Campus, ie cluding

financial reporting,

— Basle knowledge of ac-
counting principles es-
sent

— Some reporting exper

NOTICES

LEQAL

PIANO AND ORGAN LES-
sons given, Ph. Reheat

AVON INVITES YOU
be your own boss, set your
own hours as an Avon re-
presentative, It's easy and
fun, even If you have never
sole before, Write: Mrs. J.
McPhail, R.R, No. 1, Nelson
or Ph. collect 825-9974. 346

I will not be responsi-
ble for any debts incurred
in my name except those
made by. myself, arjoris
Diana Rempel, .

dence and ir

ing” program preferred.
— Good fringe benefits av-
vailable,
uiries regarding the
position ‘and applications
should be directed t
8

Bursar
Selkirk College
Box 1200

ACCOUNTING

Clerk for public accounting
office. Please apply in writ-
ing to Paul G. Moroso,
Box 1810, Castlegar, B.C.
BR CERIENCED, f BOOK

eaper-Stenographer requir-
ed for public necounting of-
fice, Please apply. in writing
to Paul G. Moroso, Box 1810
Castlegar, B.C.
RELIAB! BABYSITTER
wanted for weekend even-
ings. Preferably living in or
around Carters Peer
Robson. Ph. 65-6301, 47
ELECTRIC BASS GUITAR
player for country western
band. Ph. 365-8318, 347
EXPERIENCED MEAT CUT-
ter required. Apply Canada

C: Plaza.

Vehloles for Sale

BDRM. HOME, FULL
bsmt. Robson. Ph. 65 S088.
2 BDRM. HOUSE IN BLUE-

55-6836 eve. or

- berry. Ph. 36!
Pho 365-8161 days and see

a x ae “MOBILE HOMES

1962 FORD V8 STATION-
wagon, auto, p.c., new win-
ter ures, Ph. 365-5049,
1962 FORD STATION WA-
gon, 6 cyl. standard. In
good runing cond. $100. Ph.
365-5134. 348
1957 CHEV. GOOD ‘TRANS-
portation. $300 or best of-
fer. Ph. 365-8297. 348
1952 GMC PICK-UP. PH.
365-5034.

LATE MODEL % TON
trucks at low prices. Mor-
an’s Store, BC.

1965 FAIRLANE 500
Sports Coupe. Needs some

365- minor repairs. Ph. Thrums
‘Sopasaae ee

furnace, centrally _ located,
Slocan City. Ph. R.R. No.
1, Winlaw 226-7563. 346

the factory, 48
special 99¢, Bob's
Takit. a

ANDERSON REAL ESTATE LTD.

WE CAN HELP YOU FINANCE YOUR HOME

$9,000.00.

CHRISTMAS SPECIAL
Owner. gave us special permission to
reduce this home, he wants it sold! two bed-
room, kitchen living rooms. Garage and fruit
cellar, SPECIAL. Just see it at this” price.

FIVE ACRES ©

to $22,500.00.

with country living.
ESCAPE

000.00.
BLUEBERRY CREEK -

ROBSON

ROBSON
KINNAIRD

ete. Asking $15,000.

MULTIPLE LiSTIES 8

And an unfinished home with two, yes, two
fireplaces, now specially reduced from $25,000.00

ROBSON — NEW LISTING

Two bedrooms, full basement home located
tight next to swimming pool and: tennis courts,
exceptional buy at $14,000.00.

PERRY SIDING — New Listing

Eleven acres surround two homes, one an
older home that rents for one hundred dollars
per month, the other newer with three bedrooms
finished rec room, all the modern conveniences

Twenty acres of pasture and Birch groves and
year round creek spark this gem. Four bedroom
log house (you don't see many of them any more)
and natural stone fireplace, huge garage, own
well, just five miles flom Castleaird Plaza. $25,

. Gorgeous double -wide trailer, luxurious fur-
niture, avocado stove and fridge, washer dryer
in seperate utility room, price includes 90 x 100
foot lot. Wall to wall carpeting in living room
and master bedroom. $16,050. 00.

Owner anxious. to sell this 3 bdrm., plus
pantry and utility rm., good garage and property
completely fenced. Fair price at $16,000.

2 Bedroom beautifully ‘panelled home includ-
ing dining room. $18,500.00.

For the handy man, see this unfinished house
:in excellent location. It has 11700 sq. ft. and is on
a large 100° X 150° lot with fruit trees, shrubs,

ele

ANDERSON REAL ESTATE LTD.

4. HOWARD ANDERSON 365-6451
MARY ANDERSON 365-6451 or 365-5244

: Ba
PAPER “ROUTE FOR RE-

* Ph..3i

WANTED

SECOND HAND FRANKLIN
heater, large size in good
condition, Ph, 365-7633.

USED FURNITURE, GOOD
cond. for grade 12 students
y

Humphries
School. 348
‘WILL BOARD COUPLE OF
heifer between 6 months &
one year, preferably Her-
ford or Black Angus. Or
will buy for breeding pur-
Poses. Ph. 365-7666 a. wat 5

CANOPY FOR 8’ x 6’ ox
Ph. 365-8307. 346

Contact Regional mene
ion Commission No. 1. Ph.
65-3386. 3

5 CHRISTMAS CANDY! LAY

in a su] now! Fancy lb.
ae! dhnctmas Nuts
eto stock. Fruit Cake Fruit,

16 oz. 57e at oe
Pay-N oe

Apply .

' ‘Transfer. Ph, 385-7871.

WORK WANTED

GOVERNMENT GRADED
ead eut for your locker,
quality, low prices —
"s Pay-N Takit. 346

sponsible 12 year old boy.
enigon pete preferred.

ONE GRLS F BIKE 3 Said
— blue with white. trim,
from Woodland Park. Re-
ward offered. Ph. 365-6169.

NOTICES

HOBSON AREA

ASTLEGAR BRANCH
of. the Kootenay Society for
Handicapped Children is of-
fering the same Christmas

Greeting Service as in pre-- &

vious years. Look for the
boxes in local. stores.
I DO REMODELLING _IN-

‘terior. Build rumpus rooms,
remodel bathrooms. By hr. -

or contract. Ph.

365-7348,
(George). tinal

. For

8% CURLING CLUB
DEBENTURES
_ information contact
Moroso and Associates,
Castlegar Drug or Oglow's
tinas

AA. MEETS « ROBSO!
Church Hall, Wednesdays
.m, Health Centre. Sat-
of lays 8 p.m. Alanon Sat-
urdays, Health Centre 8
p.m. For further Anformat,
jon write Box 303 or Box
1332 Castlegar. 4
ALCOHOLICS — ANONYM-
ous is a fellowship of men
are their
experience, and
hope wilh each other that
they may solve their com-
‘mon problem and ‘help oth-
ers to recover from alcoho-
lism. The only requirement
for membership Is a desire
to stop drinking. There are
no dues or fees for A.A.
membership; we are self-
supporting through our own
contributions, AA, is not
allied with any sect, denom-
ination, politics, organiza-
tion or institution; does not
wish to enga, ge in any con-
troversy; neither endorses
nor een any causes. Our
pri iy purpose is to stay
rober and help other alco-
holics to achieve sobriety.
Box $08, Castlegar. tin 40
ALL GEAR DRIVE 14 H.P.
Economy Tractors, over 20
attachments. More power
for. your dollar. Phone,
write for literature and de-
monstrations or come and
see us,
G.:& H. DISTRIBUTORS

afi ows a A
“ably. ered or Kinnaird. -:

ery Friday 4 p.1
music e every Saturday. na

TUNING
repairs, Columbia Music Ph,
868-6621 or 365-6944. tin27
PHOTOCOPYING: BLACK-

” ENGAGEMENT

d Mrs. H. G, Mac-

nounced.

ENGAGEMENT

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Craw-

stlegar.
Advertising =

Castlegar News
Phone 365-7266

quirements. Ph.
time. .

YOUNG AGENCIES LIMITED

Castleaird Plaza
JE. Young-Manager Office 365-3347 Res. 365-8117
Dave Cooper-Salesman Office 365-3347 Res. 365-8225

For expert assistance in the
buying or selling of your property,
home or business see Jack Young
and Dave Cooper at the Castleaird

. Plaza. Young Agencies ‘currently
have a good selection of property
and homes in all price ranges and
are willing to assist in your re- .

365-3347 any-

Application for a Water
: Licence .

I William J, Savinkoff,
of rata B.C. hereby ap-
ey to the Compuirolier of

aler Rights for a licence
to divert and use water out
of Coutts Creek which tlows
north-east and discnarges In-
to Kootenay River and give
notice of my application to
all persons affected,

The point of ‘diversion
will be located at P.O.D. Hy
W.R, Map 5131A,

The quantity of water
to be diverted is 500 gud.
from 1st October to 3lst
March,

The purpose for which
the water will be used Is
domestic,

The land on which. the

water will be used is Lot
2 of S.L, 4 of Lot 1239, Koo-
tenay District, Plan 4105. -
; ‘A copy of this applica-
tion was posted on the 15th
September, 1972 at the pro-
posed point of. diversion
and on the land where the
water is to be used and
two: copies were filed in the
office of the Water Recor-
der at Nelson, B.C.

Objections to this a
plication may be filed with
the said Water Recorder or
with the Comptroller of

te its, Parliament
Victoria, pa

first date aa, ponte ation of of
the application.

PUBLIC HEARING
A public hearing will be
held at the Town Hall at
7.00 p.m., Tuesday, Decem-
ber 5, 1972, for the purpose
of rezoning the . ‘fo!

perty "lyin;

vice Comme!

0} f thi ca cover:
e w cover-
. A-copy of be

ing this rezonin,

y. :
examined :in ihe’ Town. OF Of- j

fice any week-day between

aby hous of 8.30 a.m., and

PRW, Fleming,
Clerk-Treasurer,
Town of Copter

Firat gaa of is
Noy, 23, 1972,
" “Willlam’ J. Savinkoff,

BIRTHS |

CARDS OF THAIS

My family and I wish
to express sincere thanks
and appreciation to relativ-

friends who sent

Briggeman and

CROSSLEY — To Mr.
and Mrs, Edwin Crossley of
SS, No, 1 Castlegar Nov. 28
a daughter,

Carpet ;
Headquarters.
OGLOW BROS.

CASTLEGAR
Phone 365-7202

For Knee Vote

LAMARCHE, Andre J.

CROSSROADS DATSUN

SALES .

BONUS SUBSCRIPTION OFFER :
f that will be re d long

365-7209 .

Here's a gift

after the Christmas season: a year's Saas talioaiar
lusafi

Beautiful British C

1973 calendar-diary. You can give both for just $2.-
the regular price of the magazine subscription alone.
We announce your gift with a greeting signed in your’ -
name and-the current: Winter issue -of Beautiful
British: Columbia.: The 1973 Spring,’Summer and
Fall issues will be mailed as published.
This. offer applies only to new and renewal sub:
jor $2 and with

scriptions, p

the Winter, 1972 issue. “Please. order early.’
ORDER IN PERSON ONLY. ‘AT

CASTLEGAR ‘NEWS,

lowing.
within the §

‘a pa

Good Citizen of the Year

rueeda evening
eee
. . 8
Thorp of Robson as
Citizen of the Year f for the
Castlegar District for 1972.
At the presentation the
followin; cudine was given
of the life of this remark-
able woman who will be 81
on her next birthday.
Born in Sheffield, Eng-
1892, Mrs.

effield
prior to and during the
rst World War.

‘ In 1920 she married
Albyn Thorp, Mr. Thorp had
been gassed in the First
World War and as a result
suffered from a respiratory
disease which was to pla le
him for the rest of lite.
Upon the advice of his doc-
tors, Mr. Thorp made a ma-
jor decision to move to a

er ‘limate and had in-
tended to move to Kenya
Colony, in Africa. However,

Snowmobile Regulations

Regulations governing
the operation and registra:
tion of snowmobiles in Bri-

vehicles act, are included in
hlet: being made av-
allable to the public thro-
ugh all lcence-ssuing of-
fices of the moor vehicle
branch and the department
of recreation and conserva-
tlon at Victoria,

Commenting on the re-

sense rules are necess
to ensure the safety of those
who wish to enjoy this re-
creational pursuit, to pro-
tect our environment and
the safety of the public,”
D e for regisirat-
jon of snowmobiles was
Nov. 1, Registrauon fee is
$5, for which the

mobile on a public _ high-
way.

he wasn't able to take his
wife and thelr one son there
so the decision was made to
move to Kaslo, here in the
Kootenays, where Mrs.
Thorp had a minister uncle,

to Vancouver, They were

there only six months when °

Mr. Thorp obtained employ-
ment with the Edgewood
Lumber Co, in Castlegar,
and the family moved to
this community,

By 1928 the Thorps had
@ second son and decided

‘to take a holiday in Eng-

lana: Upon their return in

1929 they. moved to Rob-
son where they built a
home, which ie Thorp
lives in to this di

In the aay 1940's,

when many of this country’s 3
finest men were overseas —
including her Busband oe
her two sons — Mrs.
started (

again,’ first at the Brilliant
School, and later at the
Gibson Creek School. She
continued teaching on a full.
time basis until 1956, and
thereafter! on a ari-time
962, Many of
eure ‘oldtime residents, | who,

on highways must be lic-
enced under the motor-veh-
icle act, with a permit from
the local police.

hyay licencing sati-
sfies the requirements ‘of
the all-terrain vehicles act.

bile owner receives an own-
er's certificate and two de-
cals which mus: be applied

“to the machine.

of snow:
Robert

Teer
* gaid: “In the last few years

the growth of the sport of
snowmobiling within Brit-

Columbia has been phe-
Sean = Some common-

settings .

SALE, Globe

Sale, each

the pamph-

fi + let to the avtention of snow-

mobile operators, officials in
Victoria: are emphatic in
pointing out that registra-
tion of a snowmobile under
the all-terrain vehicle act
does not constitute a_lic-

_ ence to operaie the snow-

You are In for lots of good Values if you get into the midst of
IRLY BIRD'S “Christmas GIFT FAIR” Flyer Sale
‘Sale Starts ieeey, November 30
“MISTAIRE” HAIR DRYER

By Westinghouse. Hair settings, wig settings, 4 Temperature
. It's new-from

Sale,.each

which
will not be operated on
- highways require the $5 re-
gistration and decal identi-
Heatlon even ue operated on
private prope:
The use of snowmobiles
parks is

toria, for a rental dealer's

A on found ts
of an person ound uty
all-terrain vehicles act is
Hable to a fine of not more

But the pamphlet
not emphasize to a cistom
mobilers Code of Ethics”
which calls for good sports-
ip, care..and. concern
for the environment and an
onligation for snowmobilers
ce themselves and.
Bet venisies eRe patns

FAT ALBERT GLOW-LAMP

in Blueberry, Cranberry, Plum, Blackberry or Crystal
SALE, Holder

$3.86

72” SKIL POWER SAW
Modal 574-C, 10 amp, 5200 rpm cutting peed
1% hp. motor’ and all ‘with Skil: quality! Sale, each oo... sess
BEVELLED-EDGE FLOAT MIRROR

28"'x 50", comes with necessary clips.

$19.99

OCTAGON BOX — 54151%4. Sale ...
OUTLET BOX — No. 1110. Sale
BROWN SILENT SWITCH (Toggle) Sale
BROWN. DUP. RECEPTACLE. Sale
SOLID STATE “A M” TABLE RADIO
with Bullt-in:Ferrite Antenna .
Volume.Control’. ... wonderful gift for any age! Sale, each ...
EBONY BLACK FIRE SET ENSEMBLE
36" x 26" Firescreen, 3 pe Toolset on Stand,
Wood-Carrler. Sale, Complete (you save by buying the whole sa
BRASS-FINISH FIRESCREEN
Model 178, 36". x'.25" bright brass-plated
frame with woven black screen. Sale. each
-WALLBOARDS
Cedar. Simula.. 4" x. 8" realistically
woodgrained, - Sale, sheet,

UNFIN. CABIN MAHOGANY

. automatic “Set and Forget”

SHA
$38.88
$19.88
$5.99

4! x 8' Sale, sheet

Yeu'll find Friendly Concern: and Personalized Service as usual at

~ P&G Builders Supply

SEE OUR FLYER — 8 PAGES OF CHRISTMAS BARGAINS

92.69.

-serve

have fond ineinor les of the
in her classroom.

yn Thorp, who

had been invalided’ out of

the Air Force in 1946, fin-

ally succumbed to respirat-
ory illness in 1952,

Teaching, however, has

not been Mrs. Thorp's only

involvement i in her com-

‘She and her late hus-
band were always active in
amateur dramatics and took
an active part in staging
many plays and choral pre-

tions in Robson. They
oan also instrumental
the first library to
je area dn. 1925.

Cutting Own
Chrietmas

Tree Costly

Cutting “your own

Christmas tree could
very costly — particularly
it a is g removed from Crown
r if it is a balsam

* tuegal, removal of trees ¢

of * pean. species from Crown :

an offence punish-

able by fine up to $500", re-

orts Phillips, chief

protection officer of the

be Columbia Forest Ser.
vice.

Equally serious is the
transportation of balsam fir
trees or boughs from one
area to another in the pro-

ce, This ban was imposed
ny 1966 and is still in effect
throughout the year.

Purpose of the restric:
von is to check the spread

the balsam woolly aphid,
ot destructive insect which
kills many balsam trees
each year and threatens ex-
Aenstys stands in the prov-

ce,

Mr. Phillips states that
since the ban was imposed,
there has been no serious
spreading of the pest be--
yond the origin: infested
areas in the southeast por-
tion of Vancouver Island
and in the mainland area
extending from. Howe Sound
to Harrison Lake.

The restriction applies

to nurseries and

well as dndividnals, and any
one ignoring it runs the risk
of having his stock confisc-
ated and possible court act-
ion, the spnkesman

De of these revis-
ed provincial regulations are
contained in the “European
Pine Shoot Moth Regulat-
ion (1972)”

After the Robson Com-
munity Hall was condemn-
ed in 1956, it was Mrs,
Thorp who aroused the pub-
ice terest to get it going

er Out of this meeting an
executive was elected for
the Robson Recreation So-
elety with Mrs, Thorp as
chairman. She worked very
hard in this office for five

a Final Robson had a
hall of which it could be
proud and all the usual
community organizations
such as Cubs and Guides,
Brownies and Scouts, and
sports groups such as the
Badminton ‘Club use il, as
well as it being a decent
hall for wedding receptions

CHUCK OR ROUND BONE.

Government Inspected.
A Grade “AM cscs Mb,
a Pioneer.

Sliced Side.
Government Insp.
Vbb, in

and public

Some 15 years later,
when the Robson Recreat-
ion Society was on the ver-
ge of. collapse in 1971 be-
cause of the apathy of local
residents, Mrs, Thorp, at
nearly 80 years of age again
seni the presidency and

s
“Kraft A Must for Those
Christmas Salads, -
32 oz. jai

the

ttn great ‘enthusiasm and
‘energy through that diffi-
cult year, Thanks to her ef-
forts, the Robson Recreat-
fon Society is blooming
again and able to perform
its task in Robson.

In recognition of her
efforts, the Society
year presented her with an
enor ary, life membership.

ways -active in the
mmunity Memor-

She is also organist for .

the United Church and
‘plays for weddings and fun-
a dor at denominations.
Thorp also got the

comme programs branch

active in Robson and it was ©

through her efforts that Red
Cross Swimming es for
children of Robson, Castles
gar and Kinnaird were star-
ted at ‘pase Creek.

Thorp has been
active w with the Women's As-

munity Memorial’ Church
© since. -.jts -;,formation™:
1957 and has held: the of-
fices of vice-president . and

program convenor for many .

years.

Mrs, Thorp has two
sons, ‘Walter. of Castlegar
and Rex of Nakusp and a

daughter, Mrs. Audrey
Webb of North Vancouver.
She also has seven grand-
children and one great-
grandchild.

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NERVOUS ACTIVITY WHEN THe As aoe is
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