e Kitek: .
A FARMER'S PROBLEM, Whether it's ja Canada 0 or in the Sudan, every farmer
has a problem peculiar to his area, and has to find a way of llving with it, In the
Sudan, the problem is a‘hyacinth weed which grows quickly and. blocks irrigation.
Farmers must hire man such as one above to clear his canal of. the weed with a
eamel, towing a special drag. This canal fs part of the Managil Irrigation Scheme
on the Blue aud White Nile Rivers, which was financed by World) Bank loans.

Social Notes from Kinnaird

ae D. Hughes, Ph. 365-5503

‘ and Mrs, W. K. Fox of
Victoria, “former district resid-
ents, spent Easter weekend on
a family holiday with their son-
in-law and daughter Mr. and
‘Mrs. -E. R. Hawkins and grand-
children Melvin, Jay and Col-
leen. ©

The eleventh birthday of
Colleen Ackerman was celebrat-
ed recently with the Easter
theme evident: throughout. In-
‘vitéd guests were: Joan Rourke,
Linda’ and Susan Craze, Sharon

. “Garrett, Garry and Phyllis John- M
‘ son: Rhonda Shelfontiuk, Shel-

da’ Paul, Debbie Haines, Carol

Tomlin, . Dolores’ Leduc, Karen

Hiebert and Susan Geronazzo.
A pre-Easter trip to Victo-

1 There’s no. question that under
certain circumstances your. doc-,
tor.is the most important: man.
in your life. By the sama loli,
your. pharmacist is ‘equally
partant to your wolf

“So moment’ when you rie
“ eription filled, your Re Phi
macist has the sualficatans tor
fulfitt, all that is (antes In

! “important”,

ter-in-law, .Mr.

ria was taken by Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Jackson and family.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C, Acker-

man and Colleen Spent Sunday J

at Riondel visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Stewart Bennett.

Easter company at the home
of Mr. and Mrs, A. L. Creighton
was their son-in-law and daugh-
ter Mr. and Mrs. Clare Burdes
and infant daughter Renee of
Vancouver,

Mr. and Mrs. D..E. Hughes
and family motored to Oliver
over the Easter weekend to visit
ir. Hughes’~ father who is -a
patient in the St, Martins Hos-
pital there. Some time was also
spent .visiting friends and rela-
tives in Midway, Penticton and
Oliver. An unexpected surprise
was that Mr. Hughes’ brother.
in-law and sister, Mr. and
R. W. Wall of Cloverdale BC.
and Mrs. Hughes’ brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Vanderburgh of Vancouver had

. | chosen to spend the same week-

end at Oliver.” :
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Mitchell

travelled to Spokane over the ee

weekend.
Mr. and Mrs, Don Blishen

-{and daughter Carrie of Burnab;

iy
spent their holiday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs, Alex ray.
Mrs, Bruce Kallio of Van-
couver is visiting with her par-
ents, Mr..and Mrs. Jim Lewis.
Miss. Gail- Leitner who is
presently teaching in Penticton,

ig. spending her Easter holiday | -

with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
G. Leitner. : -

'- Weekend visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Baillie was thelr, son and daugh-

‘Centennial Memo
When ships fired a salute

Baillie of North Vancouver.
Miss Margaret MceWhinnie
of Vancouver was the house
guest of Linda Palsson.

Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Johnson
and Mr. B. M. Jones motored
to the coast over the weekend.
Mr. Jones’ wife and children ac-
companied them on the return
trip. The Jones will soon make
thelr home in Blueberry. ©

Did you know? — to shield
transplants and to protect cab-
bage and: tomato plants. from
cutworms, use the cardboard
spools that crochet cotton comes
on to encircle them.

Ladies! Make Sure
Staples Shelves Full

Ladies, whether your mar-
keting day "is on Saturday, or in
the hurried half-hour on your
way home from work it’s impor-
tant for you to-make sure that
the staple section of your cup-
bona is never bare.

Always try to have on hand

EYES . OTTAWA. Reports :
are: growlng’ that B.C. Con-
servative leader, E. Davie
Fulton,: may ‘seek the ‘lead-

. ership of the national Con-
sérvative Pi when John

- Diéfenbaker steps down. He
was former Jastice Minister
in the, Diefenbaker Govern-
ment,

‘very important part of safe driv-

- BIG MONEY. If Phil: Far-
ley, .national tournament
chairman fér the Royal
Canadian Golf Association,
is wearing a big grin, who
can_ blame him? He's just

i pleted your

Pre

oper Turns for Safety

Making turns:

ing; says’ the: B.C,’ Automobile
Association, in’ offering 10 tips
on ‘turning:

@ Anticipate your turn.
Watch for directional signals,
signs, and pavement markings.

@ Obey posted directions
and regulations,

@ Look out for vehicles
and pedestrians. Glance over
your shoulder for .those which
may not appear in the rear-view
mirror.

@ Give a clear signal well | §
in advance of ‘your turn. Some-
times a much longer signal than
the legal ‘minimum ‘is needed
for safety.

@ Reduce speed gradually.

er. traffic (including pedestrians)
as necessary before making your

e Pos
you can’t
per. lane. *-

one your turn if
e it from the pro-

@ Be. a. your.car’s dir-
gctional signal ¢ does not continue
flashing. after you. have com:

@ Check your. car’s turn
signal : equipment

@. Yield right-of-way to oth- .

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ee

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ma driver in front

turn, warn.‘drivers behind you
— use the hand signal for slow-
ire Aso or flash’ the brake

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rt to the World”, ‘at a-noon
pomine of the Castlegar Rotary

learned the Ca
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golf championship, will now
feature a record .purse of
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stew, chicken fricassee and: vari-
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doctored up with vegetables
whenever you're pressed for
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Soups double .as\ a first
course for dinner. as, well’ a:
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come in handy when there’s no
‘time to prepare frozen-or fresh
ones, as do tiny cans of fruit,
serve solo, or over ice-cream
or puddings.

. and Mrs, Bruce |-

to the union’of B.C. and .Van-|,

couver Island ‘in 1866, Sir’ Ja:
mes Douglas’ wrote: eA fune-
ral would have been
more appropriate.”.

Epa See
- Kinnaird Clean-Up
“The week ending. April 25, has been designated
“as Spring Clean-up week by the Kinnaird Village
Couneil. Special pick: up of your cast-offs ‘will be
ymade on’ Monday, April 26.

‘ KINNAIRD VILLAGE COUNCIL

CLAIMS ‘THRO! ONE, ° Claim~
jng the throne of. Cyprus is
Don Luis Macia.Y Garcia,
Duke of Nicosia, who claims
he is the rightful heir to
the throne of Cyprus thro-
ugh his descent from Manu-
el Comneno, last king, of
“Cyprus. The. duke lives in
where he holds a.

Spain,
zi iumber of official posts. *

it’s Spring Clean-Up Time in. a -
Castlegar and Kinnaird

Yes, the: municipal councils in the twin. villages are. putting on extra’:

during cl

men’ and

the spring clean-up of their properties. :
HERE ARE ITEMS ON SALE TO HELP YOU DO. YOUR PART

Pp week to_ assist ‘homeowners with

Robson.

Residents

fe Planned Well Water Supply

Robson resid
the. Arrow. dar een

“Funny Sroteh eee of
a iveu. .

+] area, who. would be affect:
advise them of our; proposal: to

| provide an alternate water sup-
ply. while ‘the Columbia and its
Nearby tributary creeks : were

d| being affected by’ construction

at for. you to know of the ev-
entssince that time which led
to’ present arrangements for
supply.

ing engineers, CBA Engineering
Ltd.; recommended that a well
be used ‘as a” water
source. During late Nove
and early December: the ‘A
rity wrote each’ resident ‘in’

of the Arrow dam.

‘ST. DAVID'S »
ANGLICAN
- CHURCH

8 a.m. Holy Communion
9.80 a.m. Holy Communion
11 a.m. Morning Prayer

CALVARY:
BAPTIST CHURCH
Pastor D., “Reeves, B. ith. ‘
h.. 365-7175.

‘Across Highway Junction from
Plaza

Family, Bible Hour 10 a.m.
orship. 11 a.m,

be aperated
ing this perio

In: the letter we noted that |"

we. believed» a water district
should be established under the

water act so that the system

could be controlled by the

perty owners and ‘continue: Pan

ter completion of the ‘dam.’
All the residents were then

visited by! our Messrs, J. M. Mc-

Leod and V, L. Mosher, most of

them immediately after the let-| (
ter had been'sent, and: the‘pro-|

posals were explained in detail.

During the
were requested to sign a peti-
tion to form a water district,

The Authority. received 27) sign- |",

atures‘on re petition:and three

e
were

ne Kinnaird. |-Genelle* Charge F
‘UNITED CHURCH:
Rev. D.L: Faris
i “Morning Worse

Kinnaird .

\ Genelle .': . erry ’

: | PENTECOSTAL.
_-TABERNACLE °
791; ‘First Ave:

Sun. SS. — 0.55 am, ;

“Sundays at $ p.m.
-SHeld in St. David's
“Anglican Church
*. Sunday. School 2 p.m.
Rey. Harold C. Clark’;

Py
SRT ER
UNITED

SUNDAY. "SCHOOL:
CASTLEGAR, | ‘9: 30".

. Since the residents were not
part of a community and “each |.

owned ‘and:operated its'own.wa-
ter system,’ there:.was' no: com-
munity. ‘representative or. group
which could be contacted: It was
therefore:necessary to discuss

| the: proposals on’ an individual
basis.: +o.

Stn December we proceeded
to drill the well. It was’ not until
early: in’ March: that‘ we were
advised that. 11 residents : who
had ‘signed the earlier petition

wished :to withdraw. their’ sup-| +
port’ for ‘the ‘establishment of:a te
"| water district. The ‘correspond-

erice ‘dealt: specifically: with this

"| establishment of a water district
and ‘Presented : no,‘ objections to |<:

p Hydto's: plans’ for the: wa-
* On: March: 18 a: ‘second Tet- |"

ity | drippings,

ties" ‘or iee or any! that’ ma’ 4
faves arisen since our Jast meet-

‘Shortly thereafter the Au-
thority,was ‘notified’ indirectly
that there: was ‘some doubt and
concern with regard to the pro-

‘|posed water system. After: dis-

cussion with Judge M: M. Colqu-

hour arrangements were made
‘9 hold a public meeting to fully

ioe th er supply Probe
lem. :

tin; id.
au has Sew
crs

The letter advised them that
a well would: be constructed
near the river bank, a storage
tank placed on the Hillsid ide, wa-
ter mains located along the:high-
way and water connections’ made
to the houses all at the ‘Author-;
ity’s cost. The residents were al-
80 advised that the system would
aby By Cc. ‘Hydro, dur-

its the residents | °’

In that month our consult-|

“ SYMBOLS OF SPRING. M

(wide beaks, «

larch 20
,. Sinning ‘of spring, and nothing. ‘ey ‘as ‘sy!

marks the offictal he-;
ymbollic of spring -

a mother bird ‘feeding her hun; oungsters: §
nest. The birds are bore swallowscond tiaain r Erbet

from *

is an approp ni

After’ 18 Yea

R..G.:. (Bob) Andereon, 'pre-
sident’ of: “West. Kootenay, Power

and Light Compa ai
retired last ‘Thursday,
Mr.” Anderso:

rwards. became géni ma-
Ber. He was selected :a director
in 1952. and tl following year

“Spoils Electric’ Pan
25 Ladies. ‘are’ you: ashamed
of the’ sad } appearan

.| Mine at’Ki

R. G. ‘Anderson Retires

rs of Service

became vice-president, °
Prior ‘to: joining

degree ‘at: McGill: University;
: Mr. Anderson’s service with
Cominco began“at the: poten

By R. M. SHAW
; Vancouver ‘Province

again this week.‘
The.
Columbia‘. Cellulose Co.

preferred

ing ‘to $20,760,

‘the eagerness of Canadian
investors to buy good new equity
issues“ has-'been Semonstrated

new issue : of 830, 000
td,

shares
ar value of $25, amount: $

0. was given its
final clearance on Tuesday’ by

‘8 | two ‘common’ shares: up“

the’ various’ Pro
issions.:")
» However, every investor who] witt

vinclal securiti les

sue : probably” knows’ by ‘now,

fit week a f juickly rth
week and ‘apportion-

ed,them to tl hel wal fing liste of

is, going: to get some. of this.is-|to build ‘thi

clients, Beeld es. the allotments, Db
rinci;

" CASTLEGAR! NEWS; “peur! ‘April '22, ‘1965

will have risen to 29 per|si

cent.

This will satisfy the federal |
government’s. aim of! a: 25 per
cent “degree of Canadian own-
ership” on subel dates, with re-
sulting tax benefits.

From the'new issue $5 mil-
lion will be'used to rotire.2.5
million 7 per cent cumulative re*

cepting the cash,
“The remainder $15,750,000
will: be Part of the funds used

ot‘ their allotments pert,

«The extra $1 ‘ontop of par.

wale more ‘than ‘covers ‘all the
Taising the, money, ' so

that Columbia, Cellulose will ac-

portions of ‘the
issue. to sell'on commission, |:
* eThee shares, “a8 was : a:

‘WATCHES
by
LONGINE
BULOVA
ELGIN ~
... CANDINO
- Westel

special
Columbia Shargholders February
26,. are each’ convertible {nto
ie
last business day of March, 1975:
‘When. they. phave all been con-

- Timex

Don't be puzled'— — tee
. 4s to-day and in the
“meantime hene’s your

verted, the .C.

several ‘years in-the ore concen-|
tration’ department::: Later he
became as: t purchasing: ag-

treal as’ sales engitieer.':
Born ‘at ‘Cascade, B.C., Mr.

early in life as his father, ‘the

‘late: William’ ‘Anderson, | was am-

‘ong the plo ieérs- of hydro dev-
in:

Bi ;
ent: and-in’ 1944‘moved ‘to Mon. |}

: ecame ' ‘aequainte
with the hydro-electric industry |-..; *

shares in the’ com-

fuatetaticnss dgaitivacd
Canadian Pacific Airlines of:
ficials have announced schedules ,
for the- increased’ spring and

B.C,
erttnae Mr.: : Anderson's ser-
WEP&L, (

| yice .. with,

000

487,000,000: kwh’ in. 1964,
~The ‘many: ‘developments of
the. company in his W's eee .in-

cluded ‘Mr.

.Lowna airport have made possible
ers | twice-daily. 5

service, : to
take Matect April :25. ARE ed
New. navigation: aids at: Kel-

service to.and ‘from

A ana Ss EER]
Bag gaaee Gaay

pany
cent ‘from the Present 18 Per lion

Eagerness Demonstrated —
For Celgar’s Share Issue

sus of U.S, million), $12.3 mil-
of © ini generated
funds and +'$9.4 -mnillion ‘equity

by
Abtiobolaget

mew. Skeena Keatt E

Enjoy a: NEW
way of LIVINGE

WEST KQQTENa
POWES

Vancouver for.the South Okana-,
gan, using Penticton airport,'‘and
the ‘-North “ Okanag

Kelown:

din,
; Service. between” ithe
nd’ ‘Okandgan area ’ ‘the.

went. into’ “operation: Jast years: a

| elect: earth
are, the discotara-

GNvIL. DEFENCE —

tion ge largely du due to the “burn-
ing’ on” of: ofr eeaee ‘vapors } or

completely removed: ‘when; the
let. was: washed...
So often, the skillet is: wash-

‘dishwater.’ Since *'the''exterior.
of. the’ skillet : appears to 'be
clean. -it' is‘ not:‘scoured as’ of-
ten ‘as'it should be. Any’ grease,
in ‘the dishwater ‘collects ‘tothe
bottom of the’ skillet and: when
itis used again the grease burns

comes increasingly iret
remove,

The ‘best. way to: avoid dis-
coloration is: to scour’ the ‘out-
side’ of the skillet each’ time it
has been used. Use a soap-filled
Bnd ay then thoroughly rinse,

cod Bente ‘and actions, If

area‘ will be fully satetied’ with
- | the. water system.‘

ich have ‘not’ been i

ed last-and ‘the grease ' is in ‘the | Cresto

onto the outer portion pn Be be- |.

a and has in-fact undertaken :

believe that the residents in‘ the j

~. Over half the muni palities
in. the.:Nelson" zone = pave: now.
filed | ‘written “plans. They :in-|*
clude’ New ‘Denver, * Silverton,
Rossland, qivermare, Golden,

ives

Feet ae and aud apy
legar,

y | for tte, first: times:

am, janil: 2.30 Pane

‘The f the. Daily
Columbian at New. Westminste

was Brinted July 31, 1886: .

Ze Welding

‘and. ‘Castin

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They enjoy further Pleasure ‘in the quality Products
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