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HENRY. WHEN,

=p i em Maer a
iron def lency anaemia, ani ie} 4
others are. called secondary an-| bY. ote jar with ‘vitamin

| Cutin Natural Gas Rate en ecm to i
Approved by Commission

by. blood ‘loss, either in long con- vitnin
ni
The Public Utilities Com-; heating:

ual small amounts ‘or:.as a
result of.. haemorrhage, \ faster £0:
\d hot water will Have
mission has approved the third | lower gas .bills -by. over -10 per
mpared with Previous

R | S Sc i Is. : In the former, case, ‘the pa-
Mrs, A. Sanford; Ph. 965-5883, arnt on. Saturday to’ spend
. R, Christofferson and | the re with iy and ‘Mrs, the’ {ron is ‘replaced. ;"
‘T. ‘Sanford: This may happen from me
struation; minor. causes’ of blee:
ing like haemorchoids,-more im:

Mr. Sanford and Mrs. Beck: reduction of Inland Natural Gas | cent

man.are.brother.and sister
had Bot seen one another for

17 ye
ret, England, | left From maday for the, West
‘on «Moni for the We

visited at the i eme of. Mrs, | Coast, where they will visit Mur-
James Heslop last week. This is|ray Sanford and family at White
Miss Noad's first‘ trip to Cana-| Rock, whom they have not seen
da acand she rep reports ts finding it “a 25
most

and Strat Beck-
man of Fairview, Nova Scotia, | to Nova Scotia, BE. the best!

“Canada’s
Centennial
Report

by JOHN W, FISHER
\ CENTENNIAL COMMISSIONER

1867 1967

‘A few Piha ‘ago ‘I’ wrote] decorated ;on the, outside nor

about the Confederation ‘Train | did’ they’ contain interior ex-
and the Gantennial Caravans | hibits forthe trials, there was
wick, will | g crise crossing Can- much exacting work to be done.

; ada during. th
+ Of 1967 with exhibits ‘of Canadi-

wires, ‘move
quadrangle - formation ous site
,]and then remove. the js
Vv

ft 78:£00t vehicles |
eight

mp

visit visit easily

through the huge trailers and

munities in Centennial Ye view' the exhibits in a complete
While the trailers were era ‘iot sequence.)

Oirteide th the trailers, in the

avans — provincial police of se-
veral. provinces ‘the RCMP which
will have ‘security’ officers with
the units in 1967 "fire

the). Chrysler company
Don't be puzzled — see
us today and in moe provides the tractors and
meantime here's your
Crossword Puzzle answer:

eight “ear-len;
So

ths.) a
the arrival of a Centen-
nial Caravan in your community | |

‘woh’t go unnoticed very easily.
Your. local Centennial 1 iza-
tion will be ‘announcing t the date
ofsarrival’ well ahead of. time,

Bring the faraily to this Sumptuous |
Buffet dinner, Enjoy’ the fine hot
and cold gourmet foods. "

SOUTHERN FRIED CHIC

rates in el, months ‘for cus-
tomers in Inland Gas Co.
area of. supply. :

For, commercial users: there
py. is’ noth a reduction in the first
e latest reduction will ap-| steps of the tariff

ply. to: gas used: by residential |'stantial reduction of 23

nd. commercial customers ‘and | in. the, punt gate, wi will nancy. where irons is donated to

portant causes like gastric ulcer,
or. because iron {s not absorbed
sufficiently ‘to keep up with na-
tural loss.-It:may occur in preg-

‘Columnist Takes
— Holidays

the’ developing ¢ id stream, columnist

will be in effect by August. benefit
The ’.overall effect: of the

a8
| fit an average user. of gas for! of | $500,000 per. year,

Ina “full year rit is estimat-
since December, 138 will save gas customers 'a total deficient '-of

6". Ove 1 The paar tee reeset ie is 4b
three" reductions in’ residential ed- that: the reductions in ‘rates | to determine why, the body’ is suox wits E Presently on holt

iron, and rem: His ‘column will ‘be resum-

the ‘logs ‘as "well as take extraled on: his re!

iE

O08.

ry. OLY fue

-:Walting for you today at ae carest Chevron Dealer or

‘Standard Station - a beaut
translucent ‘Regency Rose’: china in the traditional English
fluted pattern. Dining plate, side plate, cup and saucer cost’:
only 99¢* with each 7-gallon: gasoline purchase. x

4-piece.place setting of finest."

Here's your Shanes” during the next. few Ks, to: build ©

up a lovely service of six or more place settings for regular
family use ‘or truly gracious entertaining. If a wish, you
ean charge them on‘your Chevron International Credit Card
and, to complete your. service -

These and other: Exciting Supplementary Pieces are also available:

2 Soup Plates ...°.'$1.19' 2 Frult Saiice
Sugoected retell price in lf ceses.

sing? ‘proposed:

‘was announced Tuesday: évening.
Council ‘wants to bring with: 3

in the.-village ‘boundaries: unor-

ganized‘areas along -the:Colum-|*. - New

bia» river ‘which’ are now sur-|er Steve J: Janko. a sworn
yy. the village, on. the in at Tuesday's -c: meeting

% by. municipal clerk’ Aloe Selbie.

e° Hi
In’ order to rity vabout
such an extension of: boundaries.
it is no longs ecessary
a“canvass’ of * owner «occupiers

Shutek for sean guessing the Coltimbia’ river. would

peak at'26.12 feet’at the ferries this’ year.’ Mr.: Carter, ‘el-

ectrical superintendent fo! Foundation-Dravo at the Arrow
the

meeting.
aR

R.. Ke
informed council that: praies Sepest:

Ment) only:plans.to make: drain:
i improvements -ito4
section: 3

cohtar
w Kinnaird commission-| Grain

strike‘). by; Cominco, -w
which ;. has: been:!hanging ge over,
Ww

| the region - for’: the “last
we

was finally. ited a Tuesday
rs:of Local 480° of

i Members
the International Union of :Mine, | Re;

Mill and Smelter Workers voted

‘| 68: per: cent‘.in :favor,;to:accept

Support to the campaign to main-

‘tain a permanent river ‘crossing ¢

in. the - vicinity. of the. Castlegar

ferries.

- In? letters: ‘sent’ to ‘Highways
A. Gaglardi,:. Ross-

ane MLA :Don Brothers :

andthe Castlegar’ News, secre-

aie; recommended: settlement
f ved :at by
‘representa: | yy,

Local ‘presi lent Bob. Keiv-
er ‘Teported. that:'members had
voted 2,448’ to:1,155: in favor, ofl}

-tary; L.: R.:Wilson ‘reports’ that }*

the. trustees discussed the ef-
‘fects of possibly losing the’ pre-
sent ferry crossing at a.recent

mo he Bayes thay
‘without the crossing, dis-
tance ‘to ‘such Soreatiicen needed
necessities «as ~ fire’.protection,
“police . protection, or hospital
and ambulance,. would be great-
ly, and “perhaps dangerously,
lengthened.

S“It would also add much
inconvenience to“ people who

continuously ‘use the ferry “for}>

purposes such as:going to work,
ece!

urcha: seary “supplies, |
"| or aoe their’ children to) 3

school."
to "AN (things ; considered » A
we decided to.add our. su;

maintain*a permanent = $

| ator nen near’ fo the ‘present

has cost; over ‘$90,000, will: be
ire 2

the old, for. three: ne ears

un ate 2. found that aew

a OF: Bp:

sand EF porte eae Sunk: inten last year’ co!
and the titie.‘‘the cow:
ae

ia ae Sea |
10!
nid: three BL cseeraeatin| been only MB ted a

ferry.

Al Tomiuk
. structions fi Saou! workin on: the a is is ropated to cha
2 os ‘extremely, hard to “bring

Spokane is sending —iwo

. Pony: League, and.one Little
Lesgue t astlegar
this. weekend for a. series. of
against.’ :Castlegar’s

fF -and, Little League

turday and will be

¢ followed Sf second games’ at

.m.- Final, matches ‘will be

6. feet p. on-Sunday.-.

The fashington ; ‘visitors

‘will::be; “eilteten with: ={ocal
families during’ thei

The“ Gasttegee News Bre. :
Best. all-round paper: this
year was the Mission City (B.C.)
bia byany: major.*: union.’ f
le‘also called it ‘‘a ‘substan-
improvement upon: the
Nem tz' formula ‘devised for the |”
forest SOU i al
the same time Cominco

First place ‘for
page Was taken

dustry’s, (reenurces:
The agreement provides
for a. “package”..of. 56. cents

over two years. if

boar increase’ in wages: of’ "20

cents an:hour: effective. July: 1,
1966;.and a further 20'cents ef:
fective July. 1, 1987; :

_In addition, there are fringe
benefits.and.a.‘tilt”. (sometimes
referred to as — “classification
changes”) ‘totalling an average
6 cents.

>.< According to Mr. Murphy’s
interpretation. of the proposed |:
new ‘contract, the’ classification | -
adjustments range up to 28 cents
an‘hour’for some 2,600 employ-

ees. F :
Classification“. reductions
originally Proposed by the com-
ny are not to be put into ef-

will} pai
pele the life of the agree-

, |LINEUP AND. ADJUSTMENTS .of equipment takes place

Yat Castlegar® telephone exchange, where a cable’ carrier

‘sf the key speaker and other dig-| System is. presently being installed. Here, technician Paul

| nitaries will be called on to say|Pierre reads relevant information while engineer. Jack
Molyneux examines a piece of equipment. When the’ sys-
_|tem. goes into-service in the immediate future: there will
blich of Kinnaird: ‘an: increase ‘in Trail-Castlegar t
Players.on:the Sbenlng day|the first installation of this equipment in| B.C. and’ B.C!
be ecpating in a jour-!'Telephone Co.. engineers and techniciana: throughout the
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