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SPADE FULL OF. DIRT... was ee at
the site of the Hi Arrow. Arms last week.

officially marking start: of

on the motor-hotel. ..The hotel | will. cost

close: to $600,000 and ‘will

Dec. 1: It will have 50 rooms, a 300-seat,
‘beer parlor, 40-seat dining room, 42-seat
cocktail lounge, a 150-seat banquet room, ‘

Phone. 365-7542:

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60-seat coffee:shop anda heated swim-

RRALAULAMIEN|Singpook.."The. hotel has also. purcl

HAN ATT = aeaia EE
Senior Citizens. Re-Elect
the 5th Time

construction
who .will be

‘the property across’ from the ‘Castleaird
Plaza on which’ another hotel was. slated
to be built. Shown here are contractor
Ray. Busch, director.

be..open by

municipal clerk Allei Selbie, director Leo
Bosse and secretary-treasurer Geoff Tozer.
Willard Kroth -is president, R.' C. Mad-

docks: ig vice-president’ and. director Seb

will be é of the hotel,

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E. Bailey for
E. Bailey returned re-

cently pe on attending the
Annual Convention of the Sen-
jor Citizens Association of B.C.
held at Penticton, ponere he he was
reelected for the 5th time as
the. provincial executive mem-

uid be held in June of next

ae pistrlét members ! will be
pleased’ to hear that Mrs. M.
Smith the provincial president
plans a visit to the interior this
to, meet with as many

ber for the West K
A number of resolutions
were dealt with and passed,
which will go to both the pro-
vincial and dominion govern-
ments. Among these was an in-

= crease in, old age pension to

$100. per month.

‘Other resolutions were for
chronic hospitals and more Sen-
ior Citizens’ homes the in-
terior of B.C. It: was decided the
next provincial convention wo-

Greyhound Slarts
‘New, Faster Route ..
Along Richter Pass

Commencing Gaste rain
started

st oT

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Colors.’ Reg. $225.00
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ed Richter Pass
Southern ‘Trang-Cana
way.

hour.in time’ between;Keremeos |}
and Ceoro08

nad ata anew fast
rvice.along the newly-co! ‘
ed $ section ofthe the

The Indies of the Prince-
ton branch of the Senior Citi-
zens held open house on the
Monday. The following evening,
a banquet was held in
gion Hall a notable! poet

sailing and skiing.

ie Le- ing “games the. bride-elect. was

B of G Letter Says
‘Tourism is Fastest
Growing Industry. i

Tourism is one of Canada’s
fastest ‘growing industries and
its potential is ‘outstanding, ‘ac-
cording to an analysis. in: the
current commercial letter of
the Canadian Imperial Bank ‘of
Commerce.

Travellers and tourists, do-
mestic and foreign, are estim-
ated to be spending at a current
rate of $2.5 to $3 billion an-
nually in this country-and the
bank's letter judges this figure

Specialty . Sale ‘
Broken Crank. Shafts, * Rear End Shafts, Cracked’
Cylinder’ Blocks, Cylinder Heads, Pistons, Gear
Boxes, Gear Wheels, Rotary. Sawblades, all types

‘of Aluminum, ,all types’ of hard facing, any types
of Industrial Machine Parts, big’ or ‘small. All

work {s' covered. by ' full guarantee. Please feel
free to call ‘at’any time.

Kootenay Welding
and Casting Repairs.

* PHONE 365-5531 —. ,;BOX 471

tobe conservative,
Canadians are the prepond-
erant contributors’ to this total

Z| but;receipts: from ‘abroad ac-

count for a substantial part. In
1964, visitors from ‘the. United
States’ left $589 million’ in Ca-
nada...Those, from ; other’ coun-
tries swelled tHe. total by a-fur-
ther $72, million. Next to ‘wheat
and. ‘newsprint, ° travel. is. our,
largest arner. of foreign ex:
chi

The conimercial’ ‘letters ino-
tes that’ the emphasis. in’ travel
promotion is still. being placed

and the opportunities they. pro-
vide for such: recreation as
hunting, fishing, power-boating,

. .
Miss. Joan Shields
Honored at Bridal
Shower on Saturday
Miss. Joan Shields..was:hon-
ored last. Saturday’ evening ata
miscellaneous shower. given by
her. many friends in the KUC
lower’ hail.
‘Miss Shields," her’ mother
ae Herbert’ A.’ Shields © and
the groom-elect’s mother, Mrs.
. Carroll were’ presented with
corsages on their arrival by
Mrs.'‘George: Latta.
Following several entertain-

th many beautiful

‘o the and
visitors.
After the banquet, ‘the
group played bingo at the Elk’s
Hall and were entertained by

wil

and useful gifts: She was assist-1
ed by Miss Doris Davis.

Refreshments were served

with a. cake’ appropriately; in-

the ladies of the Elk’s Lodge.

Joan.

scribed “Best Wishes ‘Mel and

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Building, Trail. Phone, 364-1822"
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the Millar. and Brown

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24 HOUR WRECKING ° SERVICE”
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Royalite Gas Phone: ‘365-7227.

OSWALD. MOTORS. ©

*>. Castlegar, B.C. ;
_ UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT © TFN

It means a ‘saving of an}

M T MESSAGE :

Some letters have been removed from the box and printed:
beneath, Put them back ‘i in correctly. A merry message
will then appear, reading unbroken from left to Pie
‘starting “at: the top eft. Cartoon rovides ch
uy key- word in. message.

PETTITT. PHOTOS

the - trip
ever, feeder. buses:
serve Penticton and. will be con-|

Canada sched HS 46
Mogen,

This
that buses vneed no ever means I:
‘into: Penticton... How- }-

viently timed fo masey the. ‘Trans, -

- Nick Kostuik ’

f from page one)

ne out visi the B Sel

tl oO in the beat inter-
3: a the home of ests of the public,"

other, : Mra. J.

been ‘his experience in the past
| to have brought up questions on
if publle affairs and to have -re-
gelved no acetinits or juatiotact:
ory answers, He sugges!
if effort had been made “these
could have. been’: answered. and
in“most instatices action or cor?
rective Measures taken.”
Notiig that Opstlegar has
a great future and‘ e ous
expansion *: possibilities,
Kostuik says he feels tha one of
couneil's® “Brentest | “tolés' ‘is: to

Lor- The. candidate. says it has|:

Myx. } with’a clever cambination of pie-

Jewellery is. sponsoring a fas.
cinating new word puzzle fea-
ture, Mystery Message, in the
Castlegar, News.

f ‘Mystery Message will re-
placa .the:' crossword "puiale
which * Bosse's Jewellery: has |
been” sponsoring. -

Mystery Message will chal.
lengé-your imagination and your
word « knowledge . every week

fures and letter
It will be fun for the whole

New Word Puzzle Starts
In this Week's Editi ion

Starting this week Bosse's
rin,

fom! Look. for Mystery Mes-
sige in this issu
of your family can solve it first!

Eileen Hughes °

+ (Continued ‘from page one)

seo" a! start made on the con-
struction of the new water mains
and ‘storage, faciliti
marks that? ‘it is: obvious. that
any street“improvements must
wait until this hasbeen accom-
plished.” i

set ‘up athe highest a

re. ave est oF,
itis fay Ba cow: in'tl alr
and “plensant- place ta live:
le adds:

ob.

Bok verbtes stacle: ecole Uae | ek ‘of
TELEPHONE . adequate planning.
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VINCE POTTER
7, SALESMAN ..
ST 368-7128 <

ere: dnd‘ thotigh eff
been made to rectify this ai

Nf quiry into this far-reaching: pla

T, Mi Little
“(Continued from page one). .
tlie ‘advantages/of a district mu-

nictpality. He says it is “a shame
that, an open ahd aggressive in-

could not havé bee:

by counell, be

adds: We should have|
the mantis of'municipal 1

Up here‘again( as son ‘as: pos-|
. hie, for public discussion, on

-outy effort : has; not’: been: m

and conditions ‘are’ again bad
and the expense: ‘involved hag’
gofie® ‘the *draln, There
are also. “adequate sidewalks,
‘or “school

the ‘many ‘important details ‘of
how-such a district munleipaiity|
could be brought’ about: in: a
manner to all concerned."

Ihave seen near tragic acci
ents: ‘because ‘of these {hddeqn

SOLOHd LUL13d-

PETTITT’ PH

Pentax

SOLOHd LiltLad -

a; | discussion’ of
exs |'claini Gintiegae hasn't any bu-

i ‘communities Sie share ° this

tal

and = full public fy,
the subject.
Noting that some.. people

the ; vanlnlster

siness being: «
“land squandering |i
nia," the ‘fornjer ‘¢
says he bi
are wrong. e

“For the good of all of the

at river are
vs we have a
the irreplaceal
east. bank ar
their best. potential,”.
Mr. ‘Little adds: that ‘h
not think of ‘a better. ‘instru-
ment for this “than the author-
ity of a district municipality.”
One cf thi the first _things to

“PETTITT PHOTOS

fice area is. “our worst :bottle-

e Local Gteice manager for HIN-
GAR VIDEO,

ELECTRONIC SERVICES |
‘365-7833 ©

anather | son son and. daughter,

le ‘suggests, is. the

on ‘land. adjacent to the:eastern
approaches to the’new Kinnaird
bridge. “We should be concern-
ei apeut how to keep the boom
in this district, not piously
fopte't it will ‘just come natural-
ly,”"he maintains,

Mr. Little says the post of-

neck”: and ‘suggests “it.is tim

and feasibility of. mail delivery.
V ith regard ‘to a blacktop-
ping: pro; “he, claims that

iicipat ald? ronan
‘deral fe

‘be deed to “manageable
levels “then I am'not ready for
a once-and-for-all blacktop com-
mitment twill pave the
whole. town in on ‘hb

an le have|
‘three children, ; ason at UBC and

Ii 2. They, have -

‘commerce, accounting and ec:
onomics at UBC and is fo World
‘War I veteran,
Kivanlen and dietan

oject Societ ‘or. two ars
ang is currently. a “io. of

e ‘Toastmasters, golf and curl-

should be wider discussion, of | ‘she hi

Mr, Little, says ‘he: would @

eoncerned. tbout ae
Ooti:

concept: of } an’ industrial ‘park |):

to discuss with Ottawa the cost 5

“this var "ba ypTes
in part under the‘ mu. Castl
f the fe

Calling the
an engineer:

les and re-| an

@ and see which [*'

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Juno.17,:1965.
Ls

1
OASTLEWAR COURSE

By
JOHN: McLEOD.

Dear Bob:

/pentire Golf Club.
“As promised, : ‘here. is a ge- be

The amount of activit; wit
this ont

ineral on

over the’ past week: : !

“yoy We ‘still: have no. powe

but. this” is being’ ursued - ay
d Iaying. of the,

weeks ‘within two! or three

Due
several ‘of. the

peed Be
in|!
tthe ipo should) fated

al
2 ‘generosity ° of

in the area, namely United Con:
struction, Foundation: ‘Drayo, ‘and
PYF.) Law‘ we’ took ‘a tremen-

mary
1 -drainige vand
ment Presented

Ay a. over; the
weel ent
is Take ‘firms. donated: ‘ma:
chines’ and équipment, : pliis' op-
erators,.and they have certainly

it earned the appreciation | of the

LEGION ‘CORNER ©

she topes a as
eee of fegw!

: accepted "for °

Applications: were ‘Fead and
 ordin
ie club. mem-

nuEeIgAlty
“The candidate’ say:

a‘ district’ ee and
notes that “provision for future
needs 50008 not’ simply

op!

"Noting ‘nat this: area has
a beautfut ous setting, Mra.

bership were read and‘ accepted

at the increased dues of one Fol:

lar. a8 requested by. B.C: Com-
mand: * eRe eats

‘gravel’ deliy-
ered to ‘site’ and ‘in: many’ cases

spread’ on: “ greens’ and: "topsoil HS

put’ back ‘on.’
+S. Falrwayshave been graded

and in most, cases cleared, All| .

that ‘remains’ on’ some’ are “a
final’ plowing and™ ‘mulching,
while ‘one: or: two: still require
some id .picking.. — (contin-
uéd’ néxt’ week)

i
Trophies Presented

To Track Winners

Winners ‘in’ ‘the recent Le-
gion Branch No, 170 track and
field meet will be. presented
eir trophies at a special

ants, organizers a Belper tert
participated in: the’ field :‘and)

.| track” meet: that was “held | re-
-] cently. The: bean feed will be

hela on: Tuesday! a 5.30; p.m,
at the} SHSS cabetoria ‘gant

- A -special pean feed. has
canvas | with. th

‘being ‘held © Monday
night at SHSS,
Track instructor Bob Jef-

Hugh
deyelopment ‘will’ take place
across: the river. in the vicinity
of the Regional: ‘Collége site.”
“L want it to be a planned
| developnient * becatise Taly
believe that not only eaill it save
Money but it
the land to the best ntage,””
she says, addin: hope we have
the foresight to use this opport-
m ay, wisely’ aiid with ima

"rhe! : candidate |. says.; she
stands for election “unfett

by ‘any’ affiliated ‘interests.’

Mrs. Hughes, who is a C;
adian -citizen, was born, raised,
educated ‘and married in South
Africa: The Hughes family mov-
ed‘ here in ,1956. after 10 years
residence in London, Eng., and
a year in. Vancouver. .

She is a Sunday school te:
cher,’ director: of the ‘Kootenay
Society, for. Handleapped Child-
Ten, a. volunteer: lib;

“(Continived from page one)
Cominco ‘as a boilermaker. b
Lee. has, etive on the boa
of f astle;
Co-operative Transportation;
ciety for the past four ye:
Noting that he has watched

. good a

ime. to: clean your ‘drapes and.
oin-operated. dry, cleaning. If, does:

A

lo the: work

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—pentetet re cee

{ing clubs. }the growth ‘of the Be uae with

cece icc cea aR  eeonpinten
y =| Cast
egion Branch 170 Tracl & Field apa

assistant’ to
hearing Radio or TV, ask. about our T'V. Listener. the predident and and general sal ‘gales |-

Makes Radio or TV, Clear and Distinct.
Reg. $2.95 Limited time only $1.50

A

i $$ ‘HARD WATER IS

HARD ON YOUR.
200, MORE Water Heating Costs

POCKET BOOK
18%, MORE Plumbing Repair and Repincewoist Costs ©
16% MORE: ‘Wear to Utensils, Glassware, Etc.
25% MORE Wear and Tear to Fabrics, Linens, Etc.
UP TO 600% MORE cosTs FOR CLEANING
AGENTS, INCLUDING SOAPS, ETC. — :
Plus OVER 200 HOURS more. ‘of household ceetes? :
a year. to‘ fight hard water. © ui
“WHY TOLERATE IT?

See Your SAN-A-GARD Water =
Softener Dealer: Toda

and. traffic
ed: “We ‘feel residents of s0ut south:
ern British Columbia will appre-
ciate the-saving-in-travel
offered by this new service.”

as they arise.” :
He’ says “careful ‘manag
ment of the taxpayers’. mo!

THERE IS NO CHARGE. FILMS, “QUEST SPEAKERS AND TROPHY "| Mill be! my, prime ‘concern,
PRESENTATIONS. x Fae .have ‘two sons, Carl who

=} lives at. home and is employed
‘Gl Sn NN River.’

vc: PETER MALOFF
CONTRACTOR

at Cominco and Croft at Powell = -
Deposit. your. sales rT with your name

an entry. box. ‘If. your name. is drawn. you will receive FREE
groceries for.the/total amount of your sales slip. Draw‘will be
made every Saturday’ at’5 ‘p. Winner: will be announced. in
he following week's Paper. :
» LAST: WE Ks WINN Ro
Me. Barney Pest, Kinnaird,:

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