CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 24, 1969

Reforestation Pressing
Priority in Production

Poldi Bentley, prominent tribute tothe B.C. Forestjof timber supports the pay-

forest industry executive stat-/Service for their early forest
ed, “There is no more press-/ management policies and
ing forestry priority in Can- ideals.
ada than the achievement of

roll and enhances the other
forest uses,
He called for hetter

“The industry can con-]game management and said’

maximum wood production|tinue to expand only as long|that the general hunting pub-

through
tion effort."
He believes that the mil-
lions of acres of non-stucked
and poorly stocked lands in
Canaua are a problem which
can be attacked by the com-
bined forces of the federal|/ed greatly and it will contin-
and provincial governments|ue to improve as new mar-
and the forest industry. kets are found and as new
ion toaay sim- are

ply means that allowable cuts] perfected. We must remem-
can and should be increased] ber, however, that we cannot
today in order to release thelafford to pick up the branch-
productive capacity of the es and twigs if we are to con-
soil and to achieve balanced|tinue to pay the highest
growing stock and age class Wages, in our industry in the

rid.’

as it is sound to
was forced to leave wood be-
hind because he simply could
not afford to bring out the
material we can use today.”

distribution in the managed] wo!
forest.”

Bentley said it sounds
nice to say that the ancient

ec is not practicing good man-

il is
do so. The old time logger|agement because of lack of

proper education in this field.

He said sportsmen must
learn to look at what they
are shooting first so they will

“Utilization has improv-|not destroy young and virile

animals, He suggested more
game wardens were needed

season to conduct seminars
for the public.

quent and in my view far too
leniently prosecuted.”

Favorable Weather

Tonight July 24 every driver enters Free
Stuart Whitman Janet Leigh
“SEE YOU IN HELL DARLING” — plus
“NOT WITH MY WIFE YOU DON’T”

MONDAY — TUESDAY — WEDNESDAY
SPECIAL $1.00 A CARLOAD
William Holden Lana Anders
“THE YOUNG RACERS” — plus

a ‘00 MAN’

JER RRR

Your total food bill is lower at

WAY

Ice Cream

Snow Star.

Empress Pure

Peanit Butter

Homogenized.

‘Margarine

Economical, Cooking,

Dalewoed Banquet Brand

Frozen Dinners

trees should be preserved but E v E R Y T rT] { N G

Baking or Spreading.

“society cannot afford the|cut timber.
of allowing good for-

lux

est land to remain idle.
“It makes no sense

grow a single timber crop

a thousand-year period on an
80-year rotation. There rare
e:

_ “The economic motivation
is still the compelling force
to|but the forest is now being
in]used increasingly for public
recreation, for conservation
and regulation of waters sup:

too many schools,

and hospitals to be built and

too many jobs to be provid

to allow us to waste our na-|the forest are increasing at a
tural resources in such fa-

shion.”

plies and and for
many other public benefits,
led “These ancillary uses of

geometric rate and every

man who works in the woods E

He also sounded a warn-|must recognize this and be| pt

ing about economics while|prepared to make the ad-
discussing the rapid expan-|justments which will be ne-
sion of, the forest industry in|cessary.”

the past 20 years, paying high He said the production

CASTLE THEATRE seen

Sat. Mat. 2 p.m. Sat. Sun Midnite - Mon. & Tue. 7 & 9
Clint Eastwood “A FISTFUL OF DOLLARS” color

Keeps Forest Fires
Down in Province

Favorable weather con-

many 0}
lightning and peo-

" Stewardess

se ontesibe co

Pat Anderson With Friendly Chinchilla

stands at 1,423 fire:
overall cost of fightin:
blazes is $2,053,300. For the
week just ending the cost was
$92,600.

The hazard ranged in| warning si;
most areas from low to mod-

d-|which by themselves can
erate and at the moment it] mean very little. But the cau-;
ing as a result of a

There are a number of

Wed. Thurs. 8 p.m. Fri. 2 Shows at 6.00 and 9:00 p.m.
James Garner “GRAND PRIX” color, Racing Drama

ROBSON
RECREATION SOCIETY

tious person should ponder

of alcoholism|

Generally speaking, there,
is a period of about ten years
of “heavy drinking” before

is
return to warmer, drier wea-| his habits

the more dramatic symptoms
o! “D-T's”, etc.

ther. if he seems to have some of

the following symptoms, says
Goast, Don't

E
appear. This allows ample
time for preventive measures
to be kee if the person will

the federal health depart-

ment icati “Alcoho-
lism”,

Brake When

You Have a Flat

excessively will begin to react
differently than he used to.
He may experience a contin-'
uous loss of appetite or inabil-
ity to sleep; when sobering

RED CROSS INSTRUCTION
LS
Junior, Intermediate and Senior
SECOND SESSION

Register Monday, July 28, 1969
at the Pool ~

mm”, 8
If by chance you have a

The person who drinks
flat tire, don’t brake the car up ie may have the “shakes”,

possibly delirium
tremens, and may not be ablej
carlto recall events of the night
before; in all likelihood, he
will have developed a greatly
dnereared. capacty or high
2 tolerance” for alcohol and an
ous because the driver has} inapiti i

less than full control. Tire ae bility to limit. the amount

e s

ptoms. Some, merely by giv-
ing serious consideration to
their drinking pattern, may
be able, t

Alcoholism Signs Mean Little

lic’s cure will depend upon
the provision of adequate
treatment for his. emotional
difficulties. But the many
physical complications must,
of course, be properly treat-
ed. -
The family doctor can ob-
tain help of this kind for his

M-| patient. At the present time,

special treatment centres
have been set up by the Al-
i Found

» by
take effective preventive ac-
tion. Others may need pro-
fessional assistance, for if a
drinker has progressed too
far, he cannot recover just
by will power and

tions in Ontario, British Co-
lumbia and Alberta. There
are other special centres op-
erating in Manitoba and Sask-

and itional fac-

tion. He will need treatment
to deal with the emotional

him to discover how to de-
pend on_ hi and on
others instead of on alcohol.

basis of his illness and help|4"¢!

ilities are developing in other

S.

Other sources of help in-
clude out-patient clinics of
general hospitals, mental hea-

Ultimately, the alcoho-

Ith clinics and psychiatrists.

MUST GO!

ALL STOCK MUST BE SOLD
REGARDLESS OF COST

IT IS ABSOLUTELY IMPOSSIBLE
TO BUY ANYTHING AT. THE RE-
.GULAR PRICE — MANUFACTUR.-
ERS SUGGESTED LIST PRICES
ARE BEING IGNORED.
PRICE DISCOUNTS UP TO 90% — FANTASTIC —
VALUES IN THE “GRAB” WINDOW
NO REASONABLE OFFER BEING REFUS!
PRICES SLASHED AGAIN
All Summer Jackets % Price
All Ties Going at % Price
All Rain Coats at — %& Price
All Long Sleeve S. Shirts ______ %& Price
All Jewellery Going at % Price

Save Up To 1/3 On

Suits — Shoes — Sport Coats
Sale Ends July 3ist

His Men’s Wear

Phone 365-5851

makers also point out that

two out of three Ss run
this way are damaged beyond
repair.

Canadians Urged

By Fellow Canadian

New

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means

just that.

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tation and

To Guard Freedom

Dear Sir:

I hope you don’t think
me a pest in writing to you,
but what I have to say is this:
I am Canadian-born and
proud of Canada where we
ch, can own

that is going to
id tis Communism.

Why rm oo ne le wake
lon’t- the people wake
up and see what is happen-
ing to countries that are un-
der that system.
I for one want to be free.
Loyd i

can

COLUMBIA STORES
July Clearance Sale

JULY 21st to 31st

Priced

NOW 1/4

LADIES

Swim Wear

to $22.99

to 1/3 OFF

Blouses

HOW 1/3 to (/2. OFF

Slims
Regular to $9.98

NOW 1/3 OFF

Skirts

Regular to $9.99

NOW HALF PRICE

id
in

-Men’s Flair Pants

Regular $8.98

“HOW ..... $7.00

Men's Sport Shirts

NOW 1/4 to 1/3 OFF

Assorted Flavors

to Choose From .——_'

3 59

Regular or Chunk
Style. 48 fl. oz. tin

51-00

1 tb. Print —-

Beef, Chicken, Turkey, ¢
Salisbury Steak or Meat
Loaf. 13 oz. Package —-—..--.------- sides

Flour

=n SAY

Bol-air Frozen

Apple Pie

Ready to Bake.
Full 24 oz. Each ——..

Libbys

Kernel Corn

Lucerne Bonus Quality

Cottage Cheese

¢

Large Curd, Small ¢
Curd, or 2 Per Cent.
32 oz. Carton

for

$1.00

_ 65°

Airway or Nob Hill

Fresh Coffee

Grind it fresh when you buy.

am $1.27

Bel-air Frozen

Lemonade

a | .00

Premium Quality.
Regular or Pink.

6 oz. tin ——-

Enhances Meat
and Fish Dishes.

Tomato Catsup

11 oz. bottle —_.

Taste Tells

‘Sugar

$1:00\".. $2.69

for

fs -
Cake Mixe
Shredded Wheat Nabisco. 15% oz. Pkg. — 43c

David Biscuits 4 in 1. 30 ox. Pkg. ee 2 89e
Macaroni or Spaghetti. Catelli. 5 Ib. Pkg. _99c

Fresh

F ke Flour

3 for’ | 00

Puffed Wheat Melograii. 24 Pint Pkg. —- 45¢
Soda Crackers. Busy Baker. 1 Ib. Package — 39c
Bread Ovenjoy. 16 o. loaf 6 for $1.00

Help Our Canadian Wheat Farms — Eat More Wheat Products

This Week’s SAFEWAY Features
Mrs. Wright's. |
Assorted Varieties.
19 oz. Package

3% Ib. bag

Flaked.
Light Albacore.
6 or. tin

49c

Tuna Fish

Cashmere

Toilet. Tissue

cn of 8 a | o>

Allgood

Whole. Bone In.

Flour, All Purpose: 20 tb. Bag $1.39.

Beet

Gov't. Inspected.

Round Steak
paar 99:
Sirloin Steak ===
Sirloin Tip Steak

Beef Rump Ro

Corner

er. Club Steak.
Canada Choice,
Canada Good .

Boneless.
Canada Choice,
Canada Good -_

cut

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Ganning and
Preserving News
APRICOTS:

No commercial supply expect-
ed from the Okanagan this

3 year. Supplies now ‘declining

from Washington.

BLUEBERRIES:

Supplies of Local Blueberries
expected on Market this week,
Moderate supplies to August
1st at which time ample sup-
plies will be available, bar-
ring adverse weather condi-
tions. © =

PEACHES:

California Peaches are now
in good supply. Buy now as
price is at lowest.

PEARS:

Now available from Califor:
nia. Light crop of Okanagan

Tomatoes
Fim for Slicing 'b. 29:
Aor 1.00

Potatoes
i bes 29: 10 Ibs. 49:

Cantaloupe.
Green Peppers

Imported.
For Seasoning in
Casseroles or Salads

BOYS’ SHORTS, T-SHIRTS AND SWIMWEAR GREATLY REDUCED
CHILDREN’S WEAR — MANY GOOD BUYS IN ALL SIZES

Pears expected in 10 days.

RASPBERRIES:
Moderate supplies this week.
PRUNE PLUMS:

from Washington
this weekend. :

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So next time you need fast assistance, call your
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long: pere
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Cranbrook, Trail and Nelson residents should continue

to use numbers listed in the local telephone directory.
After regular business hours:

Cranbrook and Trail residents should ask operator for
Zenith 6865. Nelson residents shculd telephone 352-2271.

or. Shellbone..
Canada Good —__

a Lettuce

. 99

G |e : Fresh Apples
And Many More In-Store Specials. ; | : Garlic Rings ee

1.00

1.09

Granny Smith.
Imported.
Crisp and Juicy .

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WITH THE SAME
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YOU GIVE TO YOUR
BABY.,

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duly 24th,
25th and 26th

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~~ Sliced
Side Bacon

Smoke House Brand. - 5 85:
1 Ib, Package nen

Boneless
Leg of Lamb.

ip 89:
Government Inspected Ib.

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