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12. CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 17, 1969

OUR INVESTMENT GLUB By Harold Webber
Strain Off Economic Squeeze

“You will remember tho “Perhaps you had better
report I gave last week on present your report George,’
the economic squeeze Ross interjected, trying
given our country by theleasing from ac! keep the meeting in
us. td c. weekly ashe members The meeting ast The - 4 to es he bhe eal she
OJ our weel -| week was one of the roughest |edge ie meeting as
ment, ay meeting. We had weathered since our|settied into his chair and enny Ne elson, dr grand: wet and her fost hurt, Sho “The two
club was formed. George rummaged through daugheer of Mr. al Al-|is recovering from exposure |logging roa
“oes this mean I can his papers. lan Merry of Slocan, * walked|and frostbitten feet after her|s spend the night in the open, |] Ladies Auxil. Royal Can. Gh Brin A
take wife to Spoka G phh!” ,. that was}12 miles through deep snow|16-hour ordeal. leeping for about an hourll Legio! pea ae ng con
states “Much of the immediate| now?” ‘Ross enauired. “she Georve clearing his throat, |and wilderness to safety Sat-| _ The ordeal began Satur.|Saturday sheltered by a tree.j] TEA, Soe rege meet
heat seems to be off the Can-/hasn’t spoken to me since I tPnis article states “The after the float day when the couple took off MA ae found about|} to 4 gion Far ine ; :
adian dollar as a result of/told her we were not going|}consumer price index, which ash lan 4 from Vancouver -harbor on Bake able, Sewing Gro: Castlegar-Robson Minor.
Canada's sxemption com last uses the 1949 prices as a what was to have been a two- Baseball. Assoc. | re; ay:
“Women seem unable to|base of 100, is now over the hour pleasure flight over Lumber Co. camp
strictions on US. firms: for- grasp the value of economic|/150 mark.” He paused for ion. terrain, Two hours|at the head’ of Stave Lake.
eign investment’ sanctions,” I encouraged. effect, then continued: “In|: The daughter of Mr. and |later the plane had to land on|/From ey were flown
“I was 80 annoyed at the|brief this means that because Gordon Nelson of Silv-|the glacier because of a pow-jout to Abbotsford.
States last week,” George erton, Penny and pilot Rolly|er failure. —_—_—_—_
added, “that I even turned|$3 to buy the g o Carleage ot Vancouver, walk- ‘The two headed for a Ope:
Mummy— off an old Ronald Reagan|vices you Jot foe 3 zs tess thane e pla ine to a log- them.
movie that was playing on go. Tha Rene camp. They were then
cal

n.”? to Abbotsford where|be up to our knees in snow,”
I'm read f fr * We could see he appre- He looked each one of
‘ y a) ted _our admiring glances.|us in the eye, and then con-

P ses tion always

stems from continuous gov-
Boots

ernmental deficits, especially
ae, Pecant® 28,

Grand-daughter of Slocan City .wS WEATHER
Couple in Plane on Glacier Abril 18 58

Tho grand-daughter of a Penny was admitted to hospi- said Pe “All I had on
Slocan City couple was a pas-|tal for treatment for expos-) were som casual: lacks tn

to! senger in a plane which came |summ r socks, a
Speaking on Monday, light jacket awed pinks
was cold ‘and boo!

NOTICE |
y Nigh: H ital
Alr Cadets Parents’ Night Vilaladanatesttng nef Hospital

the: generous donators, ¢ ]
customers for helping t:
ilies’ Golf club official make thelr Rummage %
epening Tues. May side Sale a success!
ole qualifying round for a
Petts Trophy. A luncheon Womens’ Assoc. Robson
will be served the first
Tues. of each month.

STLE

Published Every Thursday at’ “The Crossroads) of the Kootenays”
CASTLEGAR, BRITISH COLUMBIA, THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1969.

ure.
the down onan lated glacier at

found an old

Robson legar
Bae Apa 19, 9 pm. en pee, Office and Robson

7 eo ae
SMITH ee BS
HEATINGJTD.. (% (meanauee er mee a Fg a {alt

61 CRESCENT ST. — PHONE 365-7531 — CASTLEGAR

in Heart Su
Increases Blood’ Demand

An average of 20 units
of whole blood is needed for
every case of open heart
surgery.

Col
Dr. Sohalt made the re-}9'
marks to a special meeting of |.
the bourd called to deal with
thek roblem of pollution
an asphalt plant | kn

Highway Minster Black
Is to Travel to Ottawa

i by
7, situatea Ta Ootischenia near ter,
Highways Minister D. L.; ment peoclaton i brief. Don t Forget the Annual ° athe eo piant is a branch of H
Black, MLA for Nelson ; : . : :
¢ fim-|ton, has accepted an tavita mitted to Manpower Mi RENE Lac cameon ,inckton anal
perhaps ‘in agreement. tion to participate with Min. |J¢2% Marchand in Ottawa this : and was requested last Aug: |
ce Minister Bens

e e e j or ‘
Set fi a cn BE Kiwanis Auction \j = — a ease ee area
fled into his new job, he will thers and Deputy Minister of |and Cen ay r d Ul.” BON: VOYAGE ‘and good ‘wishes for a suc:’ ‘play that day at the’airport by Pacific Wes-| show that om Apri 1, 1969 eof whic’ Dr.
ere was an awkward fe resting nroblens of « our ert Rab the ates Incentive Ace ‘ eoonn trip were conveyed to local municl- tern Airlines. Starting this coming Sunday, |@ a letter from the West Koo- fmitt is not aware, that ‘@ cone
silence that was broken by| monetary system,” I suggest SATURDAY, APRIL 26 AT 1 P.M ee ee a ee ee aaeey an B.C. Air Lines will make connections at Cran- al engineer in festiector was installed. :
’ ° a}.

who commented |ed. “Perhaps we should send 0 Ottawa last Sunday by Mary Anderson, brook--with: the 117-passenger PWA plane. mentioned earlier tl
Scout Hall, Corner 4th & Pine: Castlegar

tions did not allow. . . “J. ic those in time of high employ:
said in his usual nt

manner, “Perhaps you would crease
e® |like to present it now: But

ie Area Act.
* garolment for, the, Ottawa
meeting is nearly

in th
governments support. of -the

rEge,

: be we should take turns

ath president of the Castlegar and District Cham. The huge craft ‘regularly carries four ste-

‘4 ber of Commerce. Here she says good-bye to ~ wardesses and was on display here for almost intentions and. they were
Mayor Murray Little of Castlegar, Ald. G. S. four hours as a steady stream ‘of local and again operating. & e
Rust of Kinnaird, who is chairman of Central - district residents toured through the 100- The letter sent prior to ed
Kootenay. Regional ‘District, and ‘Kinnaird © foot-long plane. The wingspan of the Boeing| this an and refused by the coms
Mayor Carl Loeblich. In the background can is 93 feet and it cruises at 575 miles per B"Benoit Pe ered 02 b. F  Bollowing this‘ discussion

be seen the Boeing 737 jetliner ‘put.on dis- hour. — Castlegar News Photo Perlod, the board approved a] HONORED GUESTS at a seca appreciation ‘Waldie of Robson spoke on behalf of ali foem-
aa nat under. cection 6 dinner and dance er of the Mr. Cairns is

PEST ures Tae tating :
34-Member Spokane Chamber =i “sclins"“haa” seen Saturday alg cL Goemere fet uno Ge ot ae wt Pc

ging mottos. him a deter: of encourage-
“Not while the meetin; gs | ma ent,” Ross added, as we
boomed 9, Cs in my house,” |adjourned for a cup of cof-
boomed J. C. ‘visibly annoyed fee.
Quast of a Series)

TEEN DANCE

Sat. April 19, 1969

9:00 p.m.

"Double Funeral Service
Held From Tarrys Hall

two daughters, Mrs. Peter
(Annie) Makonin of Glade and
Mrs. Mike (Nora) Koorbatoff
of Slocan Park, 11 grandchil-
aren; and 13 ‘great-grandchil-

Mr. ‘Hadikin g
Russia, Dec. 15, 1887. He w35| vice Hole dines ugh

Items are still required. Please check
your attics, basements and yard for any
saleable articles.

Saturday night were Columbia Cellulose of-
pany aba ace trade, lumbia, 2 St Tan Cairns, Dennis Brookes and Ross. While Mr. Brookes moves to Vancouver as

: Fiz ie eee rs bere e 1 McC ic wrnill. Mr.
_ Delegation Meets Local Group | ive the in the: threo. men, were. Paid. by to

to the Doxious or offensive ands a8 as! activities of the three men were paid by also goes to
: é letter. 1968:; {such ‘in future will re
Touring members of oa Supplies Inc.; Walter A. Boro, Latenser, consulting engineer;

improvement: 2
jmodest amount of paving: ami.

Admission $1.00

‘was prede-|
rane ae Dee-

2.
| reality” and vil | ‘improve the
efficiency and work output of}. a

Music by 96 Years

to: install the
d- equipment.and A Ta te
felt che: was jnot : asking ‘for |"
anything unusual to’ this type ;-

ce : - Distillery Firm Beta
For Twin Towns department's
_ 6. the | of blant. To Locate Here been under very close scru-
Per capita stants for the aes 3 aaid the cone. collect: a tiny and has been subject: to
twin towns of Castlegar |. outa be accompanied by Hiram Walker Co., the dis |a_ fair amount aver a th

a water scrubber: & remove fillery, People Janie ene |
the finer Okan-

Premier. Bennett in his pos- lant at’ Rutland in thi costs and “verhiead ee been
ition as fi finance > minister for air ag these are the pollutants Berk will b be qi 36 approashed by met, we hope to have a good

the : provii which irritate’ the lungs.
Castlegar's. will: be| ©: :
"$5992 and clinntra's- will Put Your Glock
_ Ahead One Hour

Castlegar’ grant 9 a guide “to
Saturday Night

carly Moojelsy took :
. Mooj ook up re-
eee in Glade some 15

He yoo ie survi rvived by his wife
Dora; one son,. “Ales Bx? Glade;

Figures Add
Confusion e
Hiding Facts . |i
If a beach or source. of

drinking water is severely
polluted on any one day. it

lena Rubinstein. ||presents a hazard to health
by Hel Ere tein on that day. regardless of how
a btheiro a clean it is at some other time

saaclE aon Sond Cit
ani zen. E
eres When comnlec chaw widele | im
warving waluec’fram ane dow

and
ermaneoty cuted commpaed sod tn the nevt, thie fande to he
‘Waterproof Instance Eyelash Adhesive.’ hidrtaon, imo anv kind: of

ey : @ e ae ’ z < SS Z
: : \ ‘ It be mad he
Link Hardware Spring Sale Specials A Ye 2 Be oe alts deve fea a
werace, ntos the artinte SHERWIN WILLIAMS KEM GLO ENAMEL =e sf area. ard time,on
-_ Awandobeofsgles.  ||*"'" An” Grithmetie secrice| fl f : :
An LO hen re j “Suggested List: Quart $4.55 Gallon $15.15

paste eeperinas 35 Neighbors Protest
Sale: Quart :.... $3.20 Gallon .... $9.50

average Wider tt
much mare, a cmedii
el rant Plans for Discotheque.
SHERWIN WILLIAMS SUPER KEM TONE figs petition 1 hearing some 35) in’ sonjunction with Regional |
Suggested List: Quart $3.60: Gallon $11.95 by Ne

eonresl it. completely. ;
To shaw how shi hapnene
$250. Gallon .... $8.00
] : Te Y : _, 8 in tilized grees from UBC,
SPALDING GOLF ‘SET _ sal $46. 88 “Te : 2 Z a ol ; tes Pee BionPac building |a8 a teen town centre. Oxford.
ie , 7 2. 7 % = be = ~

take fony numbers 9-9
The arithmetic averace fe 9.
5 Irons. 2 Woods. Bag The ‘petitioners _ charge
that establishment of such a
GARDEN: SHOVELS School. District Mill
Rate i is Up Only .46

ullivan, Halwaukee
” Mr. Jankola also opel Tack C.-Swanson, ‘The Spo!
ed the Kinsmen ball diamond man-Review; ‘Willard.
the P

: ; : they look at this area asa
Announcing the -

easiest-to-apply-lashes

you've ever known—

as general
t Mayor Murray Little of Castlegar and Ald. lumber marketing, for the company. —o
ed in Saskatchewan in|to Wednesday with burial in q
Phone 365-7974 for Pick-Up say Upon Ee
resided continuously. ficer: of the company’s intent in’ areas’ outside munici-
Ha ‘to the best,
munities of lL Broth- oT B. (at) Mansfield, i :
erhood. erred - J +
ance refered to by Dr. Sch OF rock a To Reduce Columbia Ave. Eyesores
| able. “asphalt p department has been. consid- ine last week by Ald. Ed Mos-jance | and
. lege. Union Pacific ‘Railroad; Milo , E Vv os been. completed had the wea- are|hopes to eliminate or reduce
FOR THE CASUAL LooK i ~ Other visitors included: -|K. Jones,.. Exchange e, Laimber Tate ee Poulan sun, ther ‘not “beso severe. cole ey oe ‘ghoul aot the impact: “of eyesores that ee rt that
Mining: Soot |gard=Ol~ Co : g fare.” ee frag
at. “Anderson, - Bullaing Water Fower . Co.5
and packs so easily.
Shades of Lime, Blue, Rose and Lilac
co! malthee
<< In’ giving his
i smashed is lock fificers which may be enforc- | 1o
=. for | The third diamond will:
Cotton Shells .... $8.98. $3.98 Se Gee"snalt ca orl, tbe third alam, wil
5 Robert In addition, both towns “Tt is hoped. these guid le- ating. in: the’ Okanagan com-
can not just lock up the. the fence around cue of the |Commerce, ‘secretary, Inland ditional welfare costs in. the will become: legislation soon- ‘Daylight saving starts at
i they. will :be board-: §
-An Assortment of Colors to Choose From ; - -
ment Association presenting for work.or church on

@ consent of the West Koo.
ma e to BC. and 1968 fro nay Union OF Health E. C. Ackerman of Kinnaird while W. T.  tlegar News Photo
Glade in 1912 “where he has Schmit be can be
} Comme Alara Co. - e zs .
. Hadikin was a mem-|Home was in charge of. ar- = City|to alities': fin th tlie West Kootenay |
fae Eo Ohta Cone |e ae arranged Sr, Gat Comat to co operat palities'in th ’| Castlegar Council Announces .Aim
f Mr. Benoit sald the nuis-|4 mn Rock ‘crushing and/or
He is survived by bis wife : : e mitt is a problem to the n-
Anna; .two sons, Nick 2 . dustr? an cial: +. :
Glade and George of Shots } . 5 Castlegar's public works, Castlegar council at its me of street
ters urs. Sportswear ‘by John Lothspeich of Eas- He ir i Lines Au explained at that time | e ering Columbia Ave. from the|by, chairman of the: public
: f Washington State - Col-| ducts Co.; Norman aie a ican, | the "operations would have aesthetic point of view and bee committee.
Eskel. Anderson,’ North:.and -Manufactu = Calitaring ~~ health or of-| mar this thorough!
Fortrel, the ideal holiday time slacks and skirts. ‘Association; e A. Kirkwood, : ‘ofthe |? ><) his
Machine washable. Needs little or no pressing
SKIRTS $12.89 SLIMS $14.98. ” Vandalism at Pork
: : : : M : _ Concerns Kinnaird
Knitted Stretch Nylon Slims and Shorts
Slims $8.49. Shorts $4.98 & $3.98
ort,
. Mr. Ly
Match these with our selection of fankola said the ‘ar on the [ope a ae ach Bugs
ni ‘ilkin,
wanes $464 while ‘Kinard’: is|ed‘under the’ section ‘of * the
~ 2,930. - act amended.
5 ‘ aaa ts ‘a'backstop put up. . pe F
se es pe a ~].-E- “It’s the ple’s ‘k,” bh weekend sthe: Little Howard will. later receive recial lines.‘put out: by ‘the health
R-O-U-G-H-I-E-S id the alderman, Bat i if Lege Ball Club: is | Watson, Spokane Chamber of © : grants to make up fara ad- Heiter Ralph” Lo! ‘Loffmark, oe Aged ot the - fact that
we
The Go Lively Casual Jeans Empire ‘Committee. er or later,” said Dr. Schmitt. | se1 ia 2 a.m. on Sunday morning.
q Koot u don’t want to be
5 9 8 i ‘i : : 7 a8 tae : Sat 2 ma brief urgi p that this area residents — of . this
. : 4 . Q i * becom ted area un-| area should put their, clocks
f $ E a ‘ : g s oe der the federal WT incentive act,| ‘ahead one hour when re-

aa motion was passed at Tues-| tiring Saturday evening.
night’s council meeting The lost hour of sleep

‘Demi’. 6.00
‘Navural’—nsrarablooking foe every-wear.

ahove it: and half Belge) ig

Ac lane. ae all the numb-

ers are close together. anv of
theca three calculations will
produce. a-rimilar result,

Now. add one very hich

the average fe. 2
‘business at the location chos-
Long Handle. Sale

and the madian ‘(the nimber
en would be ‘most injurious
GARDEN RAKES, 14-Tooth Bow, Sale .

which bag half thece nimhers | i. Sale
to the. surrounding neighbor-

hood,” would be a noisy type
of operation and Bresented.
the possibility oe young ‘girls

mie average to 10.5 and the
median onlv to 4.

CAST

Sunday and Holiday-
R. E. Goulet

Open Monday — Saturday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Corner of Pine and Columbia

LEGAR DRUG

Enidays 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Hours: 12 Noon to 1 p.m. 6 to 7 p.m.

Phone 365-7813
=

median. therefore ‘ts
apvice as part yor

ELECTRIC HEDGE & GRASS TRIMMER, Double Edge ..

stead of providing information
about pollution it conceals it.
and a logarithmic average is
not much . £

TRUCKLOAD_
SALE OF FISH *

FRIDAY, APRIL’ 18

712: Noon to 6 P.M.
Several Fresh (not | frosted)
items included in addition to
our fresh frozen regular line.
Located at Frank’s BA
Near. Kinnaird Junction

LAWN MOWERS
at.
SPECIAL PRICES

C.C.M. BICYCLES
at :
LOW CASH PRICES

WEST COAST SEAFOODS

HIGH-POWERED delegation “consisting ‘of co!

cerned area businessmen and municipal leaders
left’ Castlegar Airport on Sunday for Ottawa
where they met: Tuesday: with Manpower Minis-
ter Jean ‘Marchand and his? deputy, ‘Tom ‘Kent.
The Kooti Associa-
tion flew: to: Toronto and. then, | because of the
Air Canada’ strike, took an overnight train to
Ottawa, arriving there early. Monday morning.
:The delegation that left heye was joined in Cran-
brook by Mayor H. L. Dodd of Creston:and Allan
Speers -of..the Creston Chamber. of .Commerce

~while nee McMeekin: of Cominco left. a.day ear-*.

lier: Minister Don

Minister Wes Black and deputy industrial devel-
opment minister Robert Renwick were to fly to
Ottawa direct ‘from Victoria’ to join the group. *
The delegation was due back: at Castlegar Air-
port. yesterday afternoon on. what will be one of
the last CPA flights to land at. Castlegar Airport.
as the switch-over to B.C. Air Lines takes place =
this coming Sunday. Pictured in’ front of the
plane prior to loading were,’ back row left to
right, Mayor Lorne Hawes of Montrose, . Mayor.
Louis Maglio of Nelson,’ KIDA - representative

4|and women

promen pele fot a licence
for the discotheque had been

ever, at council's meeting last
a |week, Mayor. Murray Little
4 |noted that the applicant had
never, bees cnt since: th
Chuck Lakes, Mayor Carl Loeblich of Kinnaird, made application’” an sug. Hy
ested ition be tabl ni
Mayor Art Borrow of Fruitvale, XIDA represent- | until Hess Fete ae tur.

_ ative Don Griffiths, Ald. G. S.‘Rust of Kinnaird, ‘ther on the matter.

chairman of Central Kootenay Regional District,|,., “ld: Pd Mosby hee
KIDA chairman Sam Konkin and KIDA repre- favor of such a discotheque
sentative Richard D'Andrea. Kneeling in front operation, he agrees: “with
the petitioners that it is the

u jae plore the

8

ce,
Later. in. the. meeting it

News Photo re disclosed that the town,

1 mill rate
torte i ccacatier in School
District No. 9 this year will
be 34.28 mills, up only .46
malls) over last year’s 33.82
mill

This was disclosed yester-
day by John Dasher, as-
sistant rerelary tressuret:
for the school dis:

1.95. mills, leaving a mill
vate for oealy eclucational
purposes
Last year Selkirk’s mill
rate was 2.14 of the total
33.82 mills, leaving a local
mill rate last year for the
public school system of.
51.68 mills.

Ata press conference in
Victoria Monday, - Premier
Bennett and Attorney-Gen-
eral Leslie Peterson com-
menfed on the. province’s
Financia formula.

Mr. Peterson, who
filling in for Education
Minister Don Brothers
was in Ottawa with the

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