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r CASTLEGAR NEWS; Thursday, June ‘16,1966

-CASTLEGAR NEWS ~

“Here let the press the people's rights
1 Established In Ni

and by gain”

 unawed by

dred and Forty-Seven

‘Celgar Directors Should be Invited Here

|
;suggested that ‘it would be

lig the two municipalities of Castlegar and
(Kinnaird, in cooperation with the Castle-

’ Several years ago this newspaper

a good idea

week;

adian industry and business by just some
of the’ men who sit.on Cominco’s board
of directors and who were in Trail last

, president and chief exe-

igar and District Chamber of C

& dnvited the directors of Columbia Cellu-
+ +lose to hold a board meeting here and
-to tour the local ‘district while visiting

‘the company's Celgar pulp
divisions,

This suggestion was brought to mind
again last week by the second visit with-
in five years of the directors of Cominco
|to that company’s operations at Trail.

{ The visit of the Cominco. directors
coincided with Trail’s annual Fiesta cele-
tbrations and a public meeting of the city
‘council in that centre at which Premier
{Bennett was, made .a Freeman of Trail
‘and the directors were honored guests.

i The benefits of such visits' ‘by noted
‘Canadian industrialists who are in a posi-
:tion to influence capital projects and ex-

‘pansions in fields other than
Cc or Columbia Cellul

b hh

cutive. officer, Bank of Montreal; chair-
man, Dominion Bridge Co.; executive
vice-president, Dominion Securities Cor-

6

and I

and chief executive| «

officer, CPR;

the business
directors.

those of just .. ing here. Let

‘boards of directors they sit
: Here are the positions

upon whose.
are obvious.

held in Can- hand.

chairman, The Guardian In-

surance Co. of Canada; director, North-
ern Electric Co.; president, Western Ca-
nada Steel, and so on. And Columbia Cell-
ulose has men equally well respected in

community on its board of

An invitation shoula go out imme-
diately .to Columbia Cellulose: from our
twin municipalities’ asking ‘the company
to mark either the B.C. Centennial this
year or the Canadian Centenary next year’
with an official visit and directors’ meet-| 5

men such as the Hon, James} ~

Sinclair ‘and others come to Castlegar and
Kinnaird and witness our growth’ first-

‘SUGAR AND SPICE

By Bil ny Ball Smiley flona

Mom, You Once Necked In A 1935 Ford!

body who is not blind and deat
all that,

a | knows

of marijuana. Students picketing
everything but the public lav-
atories. /

Searching articles by socio-
Jogists point: out the obvious:
that teen-agers are rebellious,
resentful of adults, eager to ox:

What's all the fuss about
then? Is it a lot of overblown
pensatlonalism, in the mass me-

Tm.:no sociologist, -but I
have been.a teen-ager, I have

e
two of them under my roof and

I teach swarms of, them every
day, so I have some qualifica-
tions, however amateurish, 2
speak a piec

Let’s ay to look at the whole]
thing coolly. They aig inherit a
pretty - pomuaey: world. Their
is soured

, re
Jess, sensitive, moody. Any ‘par
Ts ail’ that.”

ent knows

probing” and “sensitive”
TV programs point out some
more of the obvious: that teen-

nihilatio
Bere ine Pout nat redid What do they wea mo” :

it they uke "musle with,

a beat ‘that: ‘they Jike. mem-;
pons i, opposite J sex, Any-

at every a by the massive
march’'of materialism, Man

over all {hangs the threat of an-'

want to sweep aw:
ths an id Sart fresh.
They want to be their brother's

keeper, They want to

-Divisions in

Kinin Rintios “Church
Anglican and ‘United
Churches in Kinnaird will bo]
wort together this sum-
mer, part of our wi
of Anéessing our Imowledge of,
and respect for, each other as
brothers of Christ,

ent alvigions in the
church haf sha ful. Some

ple in: u the ere
agree ‘Ww!
can be  mtorable
seem beh

There are two majo: or aspects
greater

Fally Furnished
Bungalow Will be
Exhibition Prize

A. $36,000 fully furnished
Spanish ‘Moroccan styled bunga-
low, which features an atrium

vel
ff the
tion,
Winner of the home will be

selected on the Jast day of the
fair, which runs from Aug. 20

to Sept. a
The ’bungalow, designed
and built o “Q” Builders Ltd.
of Vancouver, biends the tradl-
style and beauty of a
Spanish home'with today’s need
for .a*modern «and. functional

to the ineroasing amevomes oe q

a together in harmony in

dwelling place ‘for a family.

the Church.

Are Distortion o of Gospel ' ”

One jor reason is
foot ae unity iy not for the sake of
the church but’ for the sake of

8 World. Christ did no} die’ for,
e church alone but for
whole world. It was —beca' eae
“Gad ‘so joved the: world’,
He mae evens only
eat tam-

bration to Besa a ban huddl: le,
in its own, emotions Prd aatis-

ywn- vanity and almost
on tht in the Aifficulties, of

th ught fee pom th the ony Onde
101 al t) om t
“trae! Christians.

. The divisions: of the church
and

Cent to the proclamation of
the Gospel is the message of re-;
conciliation, God and man who

were far-off, have been , brought
Jesus
Christ, But’ more fan this, all
men are reconciled in Christ.

church has a message
of healing and Teconciliation

‘ Bulldieg, Trail Phone 964-1822

WE BOY AND SELL USED FURMTTURE
"' Open’ Weekdays 1 p.ne '. 5.90 pn. :

Open Friday 1 pm. - 8 pam.. dees’

‘PULP MILL TOURS:
Tours of the Colgar Pulp Division ‘will be’
Held Tyesdays through Fridays at Vem,

For special. arrangements such 9s. group tours‘.
and days other than the above, please contact
the Industrial ‘Relations Department." ”

"Saturdays 5-9 P.M, - Sundays 2-9 P. M.

Bring the family to this Sumptuous
Buffet: dinner, Enjoy. the fine hot
‘andicold gourmet foods,

vee “pelieve that
visible unity in peut ith is hrs
will and that it is His “fit He
will give it to us in His time an
in His way, if we will receive "e

SOUTHERN FRIED : CHICKEN d ‘
It Can't be Duplicated! Fake Oat Orders!

cate. But every way they

they are confronted by a pimity

passive resistance from a society

constructed by adults for the
comfort and convenience’ of ad-

lt: Who wouldn't be frustrat-

” Students would like to take
over the universities, And re-

‘ble professors “and ridiculous
courses I was subjected to, I
don’t blame them.

They'd like to have the vote
at 18, ‘And this might be a good
thing. It: would) mean nobo:
over 25 would‘ dare to. run for

wos now neve

membering some of the deplora- | =

$

The Scene at...
, KINNAIRD SECONDARY
By Susan Allingham

and continues to be the

Ae Games: are:
pia} red eve at noon.
P vthe following are the re-|
sults of the games played dur-
ing the past

9; Lippiz-
27

ball is’ well on its way to 7;
main

‘week:
vision. ‘Panthers de-| to 5.

‘They'd like to be able tp
drink

"Newly Arrived Surgeon

Sought Killers’ Surrender

0 Oa a ee

~ arrival: at Fort Victoria he wo-]

st | ‘
demand the: surrender of two| ~

He falied in his manhunt
stub-

was back!
at out Cee aris ‘doing 1 ‘post: sur-
geon’s duties,

He had proven.his r

Dr. dohn Sebastian Helmcken

-tin the Legislative Council ..of
British Ci He

y’ ma
taal pox appeared among the
80 passengers. He lost only one
iman to the disease although an-.
other a died of cancer,

: young doctor marris
a dau rat chief factor James
Douglas, ater:  Sovemaor, and

ied} of that a:

Bree WUE

as duration —at aset
7870 "went to Ottawa to discuss

terms of union and it was large-

ly through his efforts that con-|-

struction of a trans-Canada rail-
way became one of the terms

appointment and retired from

Be- public life. He’ died in Wictoria

in 1920 at age 96. His fame

a victoria’ '3 pioneer doctor was
ttested to in the journals of

many, prominent Persons of that

day.

1 conformity, of the teen cult).

ent,
In tne. he declined a senate { minde

ght
ta Dae might ruin a few in-
| surance companies, but at least

it would help control the popu:
lation explosion we hear sq
much about.

They'd like to be able to non-
conform (though they do cling |”
rather frantically to the ultra-

emerge as a
that makes me; look like | a Bow:

seedwart on the ball of ent
foot that hurts like” the dlek- dick-

80, they” say, -and
blame, the "ae of” itson. their
arents or adults generally.

Fou ever to direct a teen-
ager | to get to. to bed or mow the

ne Heo eke

or handsome.

loved and trusted, They'd like
to Le given- resps.

these longings. .prove

they are human Baines.

You ‘know, things haven't

changed that much, When J was

28, I fhought my. parents well-

meaning, but narrow:

When Lwas 21, we used to

call chaps of 29 in the Air

Force, “Pops.”

‘When I was 25, people in
their late 30’s were completely.
incomprehensible. All. they
could talk about was furniture

and fuel) bills, children ‘and

FENCE
$4.99

~ SUPERTONE LATEX

WHITE — RED — GREEN

OGLOW BROTHERS
BUILDING SUPPLY LAMITED
i Fhone 3657202

PAINT

Per Gallon

taxes and teachers.
People over 40 were doddering,
senile.

Don't try to understand
teenagers, Just try to put up
with them: They want to fly. We
want them to get on the tread-
mill with the rest of us squir-

els.
Hemember you too once
wanted to fly. Yes, you, Mom,
who seeked in the back seat of,
a 1935 Ford. And you, Dad, who
got drunk when you were 18,

INSURANCE
For All. Your
INSURANCE AND
REAL ESTATE ete

Phone 365-79

ANDERSON
_ AGENCIES

4 Miss’ Irvin,
T'd| Victoria Normal School, has had

58
an't Vernon, Vancou'
e| Rossland and mu ae al year

son, :

orTheyd; is some direction in|
+} their > live:

~ For School District’
Is Appointed Locally

‘The board of school trustees

of school district'No. 9 has

nounced the b appointment of Miss
as primary consul-

tant ‘or the school ' district.” -
ig, -& graduate of

“Primary: Consuttant | .

ed Jaguars, 17 to 7.
Girls division. Panthers, de
feated Jaguars, 8 to

Jaguars |.
defeated Lippizzans, 16 ‘to 5 and

Panthers Meteated Lippizeans, , 6

“Students are » busy. prepar-

to.5; ing for core examinatl ons, which
13 are tobe held early next week. |

oa aa Kanester,

yu
worth'a pound of explanation.”

19 years spackling ¢ experience and
holds a b de

Centennial Memo

le-
gree (elementary) from UBC
with a. mee hate

has teccht in

has. been acting se principal of
e' North Shore Sehool in Nel-

“Bishop of Vancouver Island
the, Rev. Charles Jean Seghers

and] was on-a journey of mercy, to|:
Alaskan

idians in 1886 when

he was murdered by an insane |-

He is often
to’as the “Martyred Bishop.’ 3

City Centre Dining Room

“Lippizzans defeated Pantb-|-
ers, 17 to'10 and ‘T-Birds defeat. i

th
Fandly Protection Plan. Call your CIS
Beco for lt the etal on this modern
fe insurance idea. -
‘PROVIDING CO-OPERATIVE INSURANCE SFRYICES THROUGH CO--

= OP LTE, CO.OP FIRE A CASUALTY AND FRUIT GROWERS MUTUAL 2,

269. Columbia Ave., . Ceatleger
"OFFICE. 365-6665" HOME 365-6704

sath tie ng fates bore,
syer‘ang
Beattic w

as punched and

ANGRY. jazi: rally staged in Toronte ‘erupted ‘Into an anti
5 fe pa et as: sormaly [4 citizens, any of then Jewish : 3 "th

our mails a recent months, tu

pls pires sickened

spected Nazi through a anew ratte

chases a pure
brandishing @ long stick. Self-ttyled Canadian Nati Party Fost
44 toa seta ‘several Gints beta babe cued cane isin

police,

Plan for the Arrow Lakes
Re-Settlement Completed

B.C. Hydro's plan for the re-
settlement OF Yandilles bein dis.

Arrow Lal
bout to be changed, a spokes-
man for the authority said this

The final design of the three | m;
new communities —— Edgewood,
Burton and been

kes | will receive a seven oes book-

as We
pithin i next few days,
approximately 1,000

of services will bé made.
First preference will be evs

between Nakusp and Edgewood

Tet, spalling ou gut a ication. de-
tails an and their
prices, a bee ing ee ts a supple-

repo! “New Com:
munities | for the Arrow Lakes,”

completed ‘and roads and lots
have . bee

HIGH VALUE
USED EOT.

KS7 Flat Deck
‘55 Chev panel,

7. Mercury. picky;
“new paint.

‘58 Travelall, -6.cyl., S-epeed
new 2-tone, paint ...

60, Meteor station wagon, :
V8, '3-speed, ps & pb, $950) an

See GEORGE CLERIHEW aa| tc

Central Truck)

& lat

PH, 965:6565.
499 COLUMBIA. AVE.

.| covering:

1:.$750}

by Hydro last Jan-
wary. -

The new booklet’ answers

of fie main po!

ro nell Ipts te being of-

€°] tered for vam in th ee. COm-
qjnunitles — each.
i] by roads, sewers and water sup-
Doras by: Hydro: "the. booklet
el

points out a that service
charges will be levied where nec-
essary: for the maintenance of

these services;

‘Prices of the Tots, both rest-

fron m $390 16 $200 $2,000. They vey
7m. ey val

in size from one third of an an

acre to 8.5 acres. The price ‘of

each lot is shown on the display D

boards at et each of the three sites,
e'vost of dach-serwic-
ed Tokaions: not including buil-
dings where these remain or:are
moved to the

Lot pr

vn serviced | in

n to Pro)

¥ owners, Displaced tenants Fil | £800)

have second choice. Hydro, will

only ‘make ‘lots available to in-

dividuals from outside the Cen-
tral Arrow

Placed families have had ample
opportunity to select lots in the
new: settlements.

Hydro

be building
some new houses In the three
¢ommunities as well as moving
in a‘ number

CASTLEGAR, NEWS, Thursday, June 16,, 1966

Awards Presented to Local Cadets

Castlegar Squadron No. 581
Royal Canadian Air Cadets,
passed in review last week be-| C,
fore Wing Commander K. 0.
Moare of Victoria, senior onera-
tions planning officer for the
Pacific area,

Later. at ° the banquet at
SHSS,:WC Moore explained the
air cadet moyement to the cad-
ets and their parents. He said
that there waa ho) ot that in the

luture. , : boys. their
flying scholarships might receive
hel from the RCAF to complete
flying training. This would
enaule the’ boys to receive
training in civilian ioconaltties:

lor, LAC A, Jonasson, F/Sgt.
Stamp-Vincént, LAC G. Lest
yy poriwony ¢
cat, B iS Spain, LA lan,
cow, Denn and ain rea Ran.
dal
W02 Anderson recelved a
gift for six years perfect at-
tendance, Five year Pins were
presented to WO2 Bucknell,
F/Sgt.  Stamp-Vincent, F/Sgt.
Menard and Sgt. Deverson.
Four year pins: Cpl. Dow,
Cpl. Hartson, F/Sgt. Vaessen,
Sgt. W. Leduc, Sgt. Austin, Set.
MacBain and Cpl. N. Fields,
Three year pins: cn Fuller-
ton, Cpl. Spain, Col. Jankola,
Cpl. H. ind Cpl. Ne

wards, perfect atten-
de e ar and first ald certifi-
es a were Presented to the
cadet
Gradu: wating gifts ‘and certi-
ficates were presented to F/Sgt.
J. Menard, nee Stamp-
©, Bucknell and

Ly a wards ‘enented:
All Sees cadet Set, P,
improved caret

jor tor rifle shot — ACI V. ‘Tulk- | Tul

Presented with 1 the DORA i
Mominion of Canada Rifle As-| P!

03
soctation) badges were Sgt. Dev-
ergon, high clase oat F/set Men-
second Class and Cpl. A. Jank-
ola,-second class.
- Bow!

Sat Aw
us.
Tt; Tay-

r-quality, |:

of bette:
existing homes from other Ioca-

for: purchase ‘and occupancy
when all services are completed,
jald Septemb aber ty

vy, possibility
of ma Fostrict any, Hydro will
require Purchasers of land to
bulld residences’ and businesses
within a reasonable: period. To
protect home owner's invest-
ments, all new developments in
the three communities must con-
form:-to ‘the’ standards: of the

National Building Code as set’
out in the proposed by-law. of | 274;

the Central Kootenay Regional
istrict.

The publication points out
roperty ‘owners have not yet|
owners. have ‘not. ye
reached ‘a ‘settlement with  Hy-
dro, arrangements canbe made
qhere the feathery will. ad-
“price of

ice the
thelr: selected Io at Paeainst their |,

s | compensation: Terms can be ax-
ranged if displaced residents are
unable to pay the full cost’ of,
their new lot Tn a lump sum:

Ask fp dpiye Any

°

You can only get thom herei

D,, CRESTON,

INTERIOR BREWERIES

ren pot ERE RTE

A’ surprise miscellaneous
shower. was held recently. at the
home of Mrs. L. Corrado in hon. |

Carnation corsages ‘were pre-
Miss Rempel, che

——_ ogee

"Salis Shore ‘is Held
- To Honor. Elaine Rempel

i larg large pink and ttn dec:
oraten cs ie many
gifts’ was eff Rong tn to the
id pink and jsuhtte

00d.

by the. hostess,
wy Feeney Sr.; Misses: Joan. Cam:
uise. Simcock and Mary-

e. Christianson,
 Tavited ‘guests’ were: Mrs,

Come In And See Our.......

— In- Store Specials

FOR FATH ER'S DAY

| Days Thursday - Friday - Saturday.
"WORK & DRESS CLOTHES FOR paps & LADS

0 NNE ET TT’

BOYS. AND

COLUMBIA AVER AVENUE

H

a Rnd ty ;
of oth lene
Canadian Fore:

ind therefore the amount of
emperatur re eyvhch

Asa t; mates are-able
to. live and. breed. only in‘ areas
which: havea’ eee jon
summer. period.

Reptiles are “cold-blooded” | man,
their’ actly 1B acpendent upon
in .turn is}.

ew:
man,

‘Two year ar pins: LAC Hatlen,
LAC G. epochneen, LAC: Allan,
LAC Le: ater, LAI Cree; LAC
Dunn, M, Archambault,
LAC ‘Randal, LAC J. Mccutche:
on, AC Taylor and-LAC Jon-

were * present
non-enrolled cadets, C. Yaesen
and R, Frost.
Guests at ‘the head table in-

E Hpcn tha
id Mrs. Pasi cyt. JOR.

aa tteeteen ex-cadets from the
| Pa were also. guests.
Thess: included. W: H. Reed and

Mrs. ‘Reed, Richard - Cristofoll,

Art Hagen, Don Schwart-
Barry Jerome and

hau
Rut, Garry McGilp, ough Mou,
Ron: ‘Mosby’ and Ray Bystrom.

mney panguet, was smutice | git served by several young
to by ‘ls from SHSS.

JUDGE M. M. COLQUHOUN

Special C issi "’ bia Proj , will be
in Nakusp June 21, 22 and 23, All residents who
wish to di , ing the Columbi
Treaty Projects, should
by phoning B.C. Hydro, Nakusp office, 265-3626
or 265-3627.

a! an app

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