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Fy were Moses! ‘Zidin, Mike Makortoff and Cyril ‘Bookochott. z

Gene Godderis, Notre Dame| Si

pivot man, was scorer for! the pier with 16 points fol- lowed by Paddy Bell with 13.

— == After seven years of oc:

le Serview to fie district we still maintain,

OUR MOTTO OER MOTTO Service, Quality Price

We maintain a complete- ly , stocked di

faa , the! nin] c2Avention always brings a num- ber of game authorities from the | hi jorthwest, Alberta and | m

About 00 dellegates from all

parts of B.C, will thrash out

pervation problems st, the Ya nk R. But

it the ‘game commissioner, will pre- ide.

last year in Nanaim:

5 BC. ‘Top sports writers from outside will also attend,

Guides and trappers will be resent to add their views to the discussions, re repre- sentation is a especie ‘fron the East Kooter

‘Tee big ¢ event will be 5 ne dinner dance

peclal programs for the’ ‘vistors, ‘East Day the

wives of delegates may be taken

using only’ ct guality drugs to fill your tors:

tries

'$467,000,000 in 1983. This com- pares with a $157,000,000 surplus in 1982, i

highways messured miles at the end of 10952.

helping] sault, a vagrancy charge, a case ih ot juvenile theft anda, charce Jannual Passing 2 worthless rel ha nN ay 281 at [wc

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Assault, Juvenile Charges Heard In Local Police Court

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‘Sandra Loe Spence Weds Seaman Tupper At Port Coquitlam

A pretty double-,

ring ceremony wae Selemanined Jn, Trinity, Unit 2x Chi

of astlegar, B.C, looked lovely in

ple heather. room

by hls brother, James Tupper, as The bridesmaid, Miss Lucile her, also 8 ndale na eth pink net pea gown and carried f yellow and white

le entered the

Lorne Cook, of Néw

‘Westminister, sang Love.”

‘A Feception was held at the

Aunt, Mr. and dre, Ruel Last

toasts, a nui Castlegar,

Following the ber of telegrams from

Other Castlegar players were

Gail Leitner, Dorothy Sali

NIRTHDAY PARTY HELD FOR SIX YEAR OLD

Me, Fred Howes sotertained

Tanah wun saved highlighted

by a lovely cake with six

a eet Saratyn and Brian nS

rah Carr, Mrs. bs Pon

Les Mra. 4. Bunt, and Pats

‘and Linda Tho sa t

wn | py couple lett on

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ons. in marriage by hoc! fll bride

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Castlegar, Kinnaird To Get

plerelr From 1955 Govt. , Grants =

The Villages of Castlegar and grants this year under the 3, Governments than they received last year from|

a MA. end Motor ‘Vehicle grants n

‘The local mill rate ia Castle ‘and Kinnaird will be svt rsent = {fhe respective commissions be-|(24%) to $4200 (4110) in ‘March 15. years. feTye 1058 Castlegar and Kin-|’ Secondary cotsditional — $2,- naird grants are part of & total) 7 to

oe Fale tebe pei TE aaa Hak’ gual (2850) to $5200 (4950) "in 10

id lary academic — $2200 (amo) "to 48860" (0280) in 10|

‘Trustees, said it panicably betyeen | Board and the teschers School Di io. 9, We would ke commend the| ret friendly cooperation and under-| |fianding ‘shown, by: the Salacy

750 (2690), to $4760 (4650) in| 10 years.

Foe dan he aah

Suddenly At Home Hore

JA resident of Castegar for the

cars o| passengers. It is ‘secpeed ‘wit navigational

| Firemen Prefer Presoht Fire Hall Location |W. i Teogoed Passes] = i

iNew Village Office, Water

rom service “'powared by two 240 hp die- motors, the Arrow Park is 0 fect long and 30 feet, wide and can carry I

Successor To S.S. Minto To Do Trial Runs This Weekend

ctiiitns rHPEVELE

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fo 24, the school board sttice hss jae Peestzation wil be aa to

Registrations grin Pollo a alto be held parents wish

children to: be, Inoculated dha fmaperstive, Get ny rer ister

pleted by Fe

futeet &

Angl: Church

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Blessed By Bishop Sanford St. John's Anglican Church basement

and dedicated Sunday Soe in

Bishop Stanford told the é gregation that it is not what ‘one gets out of one's work but|

sal throush giving that is its own| : building of

rewi civic elections for the past sev-

Rey. J. jers of ‘ivail read the lesson. freeting; and

fof the Episcopal Church of Col. ville, Wast,. Mrs. D. W. Wilkinsom of Vic+ (Centinned on page

Peat Jane Mathews, in her and resident of Costiegar for the past nine years

ad | Passed away at Eee bone toot week.

bea in Croydon, England, she

lived at Kelly, Sask, before mov-

tna to Gray Groth, BAC. She was hher

by George nd ce son Ren

petiiden sre to anaes,

Mrs. R, H. Jacobson, and Mrs. R. J. Arlint. Hope; five yn and eight grest-

of| grandchildren,

Funeral services were held in "Tra.