* CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, May 4, 1961

_Engineer

NAKUSP .— "The

Hits

Out at Treaty

a major to ‘West Koo-

Columbia River development treaty
must not be ratified in its present
form, and probably {t should be're-
negotiated entirely. |

‘That was the opinion expressed
here Friday night by one of the
government's chief critics of current
Columbia development proposals,

consulting engineer F. J.. Bartholo-
mew, addressing the 60th annual
convention’of the Associated Cham-
bers.of Commerce of Beuh Eastern
British Columbia. «

Bartholomew, as guest speaker,
was invited here specifically by the
Nakusp Chamber’ of Commerce,
whose president is Ed Gates, son-
in-law_of Kootenay. lees MP _Her-
bert W.

‘About 10 people , attended the
annual banquet and heard Barthol-
*emew condemn present.treaty pro.

posals from beginning to end.

3 Bartholomew sald slmost every
paragraph of the treaty was word-
ed so as to limit Canadian action
and “to obligate this: country to
fulfil a series’ of conditions to en-
sure benefits essential to the U.S.

“Canadian benefits,” he said,
“are restricted, diminishing and in-
comparably less than ‘benefits to
the United States.”

Bartholomew, however, aid not
go unchallenged. *«

‘Many Kootenay ‘delegates ques-
tloned his understanding of local
+ ‘Particularly, delegate Maurice
‘Klinkhammer- from Cranbrook dis-

pated Bartholomew's khan ap-
Broach te Libby, -.-.-~
aUnkhammer painted out that
abby would, with: additional gen-
erating capacity, incréaié Kootenay
River hydro-electric output by 38
per cent, which, he sald, would be

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tenay economy.

At the.conclusion of the highly
technical; speech, consulting engin-
eer Bartholomew said ft was obvious
to him that the treaty must not be
ratified in its present form.

LETTER TOEDITOR |

Dear Sir:

The readers of the Castlegar
News might be interested in the
following letter sent to all members
of the Trail branch of The Canad-
fan Menta) Health Association:

As a member of the Canadian
Mental Health Association, you will

be interested in the foll6wing Mst
of ' activities and accomplishments
of your association.

1, Education: A great deal of
effort has. been expended on the
development of a better under-
standing ‘in the community of the
meaning of mental illness.

2. Service: In 1960: approxi-
mately 41 cartons of good
cleaned clothes were sent down to
the mental hospitals for patfents’
use, Almost 1,000 -Christmas gifts
were forwarded -to the hospitals in

December.

3. ‘With the’ support vot. znost
organizations in our area, a resolu-
tion was forwarded by your execu-
tive to the provincial government
regarding the inadequate number
of visits of the child guidance clin-

from about one per year to six.
4, As a regult of a brief pre-
aented to, the BO, Government, ee

torts
psychiatric clinic in the Trail ares.

are that
200 people’ outa make wse of auch
a clinic.

5. A group of. trained volun-
teers working under a local medi-
cal. doctor are visiting mentally dis-
turbed patients in the Trail-Tadan-
ac Hospital and also arranging
social events for them,

ganization awarded grants: in ‘aid
of reasearch in ;areas : of, mental
health. This year "Dr, McGreer of
‘UBC was awarded.a grant of $22,-
000 to. assist in his work te the

mental health area.

‘Your. - membership aonar has
also helped in the work of our as-
sociation. It is hoped that you will
continue this support -in 1961 and
renew your membership in - tlie

‘Branch.

is mueh pleeie
C.F, Lambert, Chairman,
Mfeniesrante Committee,
‘Trail Branch, The

Canadian - Mental Health
sociation, E

€@, Each year our national or-|*

tion,
‘Your assistance in. this.matter |_

B.G. Telephone
Plans to, Extend
Its Microwave

» British: Columbia ~ Telephone
Company will “extend its existing

NAKUSP — An attempt. to in-
volve ‘the Associated Chambers of
Commerce. of South Eastern. Bri-

teni.:this, summer to Nelson ond
‘Trail ati, ‘coat of $850,000.

EB. J. Tavis, company Interior
division’ manager gt Kamloops, sald
the facilities will frovide, additional

tish in an attack upon
the High Arrow dam failed here,
‘A resolution condemning High
Arrow presented by the Lower Ia-|
kes board of* ee did not make]
the

routes : for and
Vancouver-Trail traffic, and mior2
circuits’ between. Nelson and Trail.
‘He sald’ equipment for the new)
system will be at Hedley, Anarchist,
Phoenix, Santa Rosa, Salmo, Ross-
land, Beasley and Nelson..
‘Trail-Nelson calls on the new
system, will: be relayed via, a bill-
board-type reflector about 16-feet
by 20-feet to be erected on a bluff
on the ‘north side of. Trail.

‘The. reflector will bounce sig-
nals: between the Trailautomatic
telephone office and the Rossland
radlo site.

‘Mr, Davis, said the. system is
part of a long-range project for
improved. service’ and added com-
‘munications to the areas. The pro-

Ject hes included. similar, systems /-
to

‘Instead acne went on re-
cord as’ reaffirming the = official
position’ of. the Associated Cham-
bers established Feb, 13, 26, in
Nelson.

By great majority. delegates ree
commended “that High Arrow be
not constructed unless the govern.
ment of British Columbia shows, to
the satisfaction of the people. of
South , Eastern British Columbia
that High Arrow will be beneficial
bers request federal and: provincial
governments not to construct High

‘But! the Associated Chambers’

resolutions comrhittee, after a ten-

gthy sesgion ‘Friday night recom-
“against

from

ae ihe Past two years,

“Both Countries _
Give. ‘Up For . :
Columbia Treaty

NAKUSP — Associated Cham-

nie. here. Priday ; ‘might turned
thumbe-down on anticipated Bro-
posala. that the Chambers ahould
go on record in opposition to the
High Arrow dim feature of the

bers president Ken Stewart of Fer- mit

and
Chilliwack to Hedley, constructed Howse

feeling and withdrew their resolu-

But while they were out man-

* toglay there
was a private meeting of a group
known ag the Arrow Lakes water
resources committee Which is made
up of a very ‘few. chamber of com-
merce men: ‘from Nakusp: Nelson

River“ de-
velopment treaty. *

any way the resolution passed more
than. year ago, :

At that time, the ‘Associated
Chambers went on.'recond as ap-

‘proving pro-
posals, but. withheld ‘full spproval
of. High Arrow-pending. provincial

would benefit the Interior, ..

1 stewart said the treaty between
the two nations: had beer eae
‘ed after’ several years of hard bar- | ay
gaining. “I do not doubt,” he sata |
“that it is not ideal for either na-

“Both countries. have hea to
give up something in order that
both countries would gain.
*T suggest that you keep this
firmly in mind.”,

Stewart:waa aware at the time
of his address, that the Lower Ar-
fow. Lakes: Chamber of Commerce

Blackline Paving Co. Lid.
Will be’ working in the ‘Castlegar-Kin- °
naird Area early in May. Take ‘advant: |
age of law prices on. Driveways, Play
areas and Sidewalks. : a
Call Blackline at Trail 2656 and we will
have John Gillen or. Dan McNulty’ call

on you to give: you ‘an estimate with no a

BLACKLINE PAVING co.: LTD.
, Phone Trail 2656

‘| urday a resolution condeming High

was attempting, to introduce Sat-

‘OW.

‘Stewart. said that the Interior
East and West Kootenay - aren
would feel the impact of this treaty
“some adversely and'some will ben-
efit.”

‘He sald that’ it’ was inevitable
that there was not unanimous ac
sepianee ‘of the treaty.

i alats Open
House Successful

Many parents attended the
open house arranged by the Cast
gar squadron of air cndets,

Inspéction of the éadets’, was

ed ‘as part of the ee enter-
tainment. __

WORTH a LIFE

family brotecttan ¢

A CANADIAN MUTUA
ASSURANCE. COMPANY,

government’ proof that ‘the dam %

sieioiaa Ti

“Riedaied Chambers Re-Atfirm: Stand

field, engineer
effective Scania te to a Arrow. ee on \partheomea: remit MLA
proposed that the Associated Cham; Present at the meeting, in ad-| George ‘Hobbs, Revelstoke; ° Mayor
and Castlegar, ‘dition to Waterfield, were: R.' F.| Walter “Hardman, Den Crawford,

This meeting, ‘which -was chatr-. Cook, Nakusp; Boyd Affleck, Nel- | Revelstoke and Bob Hume, Rovel-
ed by Nakusp member D..0, Water-! son; ‘W. T. .Waklie and James Mac- atoke,

to Bouth Eastern British
‘The Lower Arrow: Lakea board

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 27, 1961

WANTED .
rent! 3-bedroom

tinta

aco to rent = OF 3-bedroom

31, B.. Halewijn,

317

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a. Phone 4777. 318

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Furnished a suite next, high
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“NOTICES -

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Form No, ‘13 (Section 40)
Notice pane to Ay ;
hase Land eet 2

Serre crate aad of

TARE N
everzoff: of ean’ OB. tint Alex Per-

Nelson. aad
BC. “a

cupation ermal e
wo abit ad jon: ero ine

‘ Gotamencing at ‘a post planted

ay lex. Pereverzoff,
Dated his iste day of April, 1901

ENGAGEMENT
Mr, and - Mrs, falter A. Gre-
ate announce‘ a thee a
daughite Gasol” Erelen of ,
Mei Robert. setter, ot son. of
Mie L etters’ Calgary,
.The, wedding.
y 18, ;1961, ‘at. 720-pin- in

in: Chur:
South “Bumaby, Rev, George

loving memory of

May 8,
At home on the beautiful hills of

Ia the valley of rest 30 fale
Sometime, im pees where, our
whine Sores. "skal ‘meet ‘him ‘there.

ra Pier = Petit ‘Temembered by his wife and

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