{CASTLEGAR NEWS, frmaretiy, Sine 2 ‘1966

“College Biolouy Instructor

what. as i ae
Provincial: tiaeey, :
Parliament Butlainge,:
Victoria, B. CG. :

WEEK'S WEATHER
+ Mx? MIT Rn

"New biology instructor’ Miss

n
ent of | G, Pentland is no stran,

lacy at Selkirk. Callens, ait |
was announced on Monday by
College principal Gordon Camp-

3. Re Eeotonays, having:
born in’ Kimberley and hav:
lived in Nelson, Salmo and ‘Trail

at various times,

26
reasons
why we take
extra care
over

land proceeded to a master’s de-
gree in forest pathology and bot-
any. She is currently complet:
ing ‘her PhD at UBC.

Since 1956 Miss Pentland
has been the recipient of a var-
fety of prizes in biology and bot-
any, amongst them Natlonal Re-
search Council bursaries | and
studentships.

She has published several
articles in: professional journals
and has been a assist-

After Miss Petit-

ant in the department of botany
and‘the faculty of forestry at
UBC.

Miss’ Pentland has’ worked
with the department of forestry
at many locations “across Can-
ada ‘and with the forestry com:
mission in England. She’ will
commence her new duties on
Aug. 15. a

Over Half Half SHSS
Grads to Attend
Selkirk Gokece

Over. 50 pe
1966 graduates ot ey fie
to attend Se! k College

in September

This was disclosed by dis-
trict superintendent of schools
Claude Bissell while.. le. speaking

tl

cises held at the fish school

last. Thursday. evening.
There are 137 members of

thle year’s. graduating «class,

gest fe. ever greduate
school, = i

ttee Party & Bake Sale: by
Sinnetra ‘United Church ‘Women,

~ 2110-1
clement — AN the church base-
ment.

Davia. Thompscn Stamp Club:

Regular thy, meeting will

be heed a the home of Mr, and

‘Toogood, be eianided

Greek on a sune aS vat’ 7.30 pm.

Gastlegar Galdes and Brownlee’
Tea. June 4 — 230 to 4.30 Un-
ted” Church. basement,

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Leonard W. Marsh
Passes in Trail -
Tadanac Hospital

Leonard Walter Marsh of
Trail passed away recently in
the Trail-Tadanac Hospital. He
was 45 years of age.

Born. in Claresholm, Alta.,
Feb, i 1921,.Mr. Marsh came
and Trail in 1987. He
Seined “the Canadian Army in
1940 with the DCOR, trenton:

Armored Battal-

m. 1945 he was employed at
thn Cominee ‘and lately ai ie Ar-
lington Hotel.

He was a member of the

Trail,

Marsh is. survived’ by
his wife Margaret; one son, Wil-
liam of. London, England;
mother Mrs.

Trail; three were t

Chu:

dereon officiatin;
Interment

View. Cemetery.

~ Robson Sale
Aids Project
Youth. Organi-
er rareneere re
Saturda:

t iy.
was won

tterso!
from the sale are to "be used for
fhe, eee Education Build-

“. “VANCE — To Mr. and Mrs.
Robert :Vance of Kinnaird, May.
29, ‘a‘ daughter.

JONES — To Mr. and Mrs.
Dennis Jones of Pass Creek,
May 29, a son.

LSSON — To Mr. and Mrs.
Ove: Olsson of Kinnaird, May 29,
a son.

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"VOL. 19, No, 23

i aSTLEGAR, BRITISH « ECOUUMETA, THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1966

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‘the huge monoliths (solid blocks of concrete which will

‘form part‘ of: the north: bulkhead’ which’ will form the :

iriver closure between: the.first gate‘of the completed
:‘dam and tlie northern bank) is dwarfed. by the imensity.
vof the whole project ‘ag ‘seen’ in ‘this overall ‘view. The:

Minister of Municipal (At
fairs Dan C

5 | proposed | district’ municipality

» with re

that. dominated the ‘scene ‘only a at
tractor on the B.C. Hydro dam is:

ago. Major con-|
‘Foundation-Dravo | 2%!

because it is entirely. exempt,
from: municipal taxation, council
learned Tuesday, night.

pmunicipality’s boundartea i
In: his reply, Mr. . Camp! bell
‘sald the. dam's location hed no
bearing on :the’ incidence’ of
school taxation.
eat also suggested that coun-
cil ‘should take: up the qiestion
of grantrin] -liew of taxation with
BC. Hy
However ‘council members’
felt that the ‘situation past,
change: sometime ‘in the fut

awhile the Suara consultants are CBA. eee: fae

BURT CAMPBELL
a itor, Castlegar News
Companies who assume con-
‘trol over natural resources have
7a duty to see that they are
veloped ’as s promptly. and as a
C01 cally justified,

2 Hetil it is the 60 any’s in-
‘tention to ore Job

make “more jobs for

the Spmpany and for Canada,”
Kirkpatrick lauded the

de- | fact Mat in «Cominco | “every
dona at every’ level: fe folk ne.ci can

a | above’ him: Y fear tates a good

re | thing to retain.’

minco’ ‘directors, :
are > making. ther second: ‘iltte to oe
audience of Cominco supervisors |’:

‘Trail wi ve

sheaied. to to. view. the. the. " Arrow
dam here this morning while en-
route to Trail fro:

is
prought within the proposed dis;

ig was,
:| chaired ‘by ‘aa. Lorne Zinio: as
_| gitnaing the Fedora:

anced

; * cautisgue couriell' ‘has.
Crump, | the provincial government fore al

feasibility _ study to invi
the “pros and cons” of of eating |i

a | the ‘Castlegar ‘ferry “as ‘oppo:
- | to a bri af the fez
rt bert rosa last F

thing it.could to.assist.this. area

Af locatpeqple. stated ‘what thes | or te ate
ted 28h oc go a

4 felt local ver eA Aron da

inion. in time fo

a ya

f,: Mayors: convention in
Sheed:

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‘gold B.C: provincial
¢ | itapie ‘Peat sug with a ‘Canadian

any. legal angles such as a re-
quest from ‘semeone who might
aes be the registered owner. of

uring the meeting it. was
agreed, mubject to th

aa Castlegar Wants Arrow Dam
Located in Area Municipality

of the finance committee, that 2 a
new model
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stay at the company's guest
house at South Slocan.

W. S. Kirkpa' trick, c chairman
and chief. executive officer of

the company, tela the luncheon birthday, sul

that: Cominco

and | ne
eet pace with. the times, le

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astlegar-.Local - No.

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ae $146,796 contract ‘for an’

addition to the -SHSS industrial
and. science

ies ‘has been awarded to Fame

week's meeting of the’ board =a
trustees. of ’ School ‘District Ne.

v"mke eoneliliafion al Bee
convene. in Trail.on Monday-for | -°..--

The’ school board, it is re-
ported, is studying accommoda-

tion, Foaulrementy anda possible

HIGHWAYS: MINISTER GAGLARDI was’ an
a visitor to the Castlegar area last week ;

pane described: himself

cut: c-blems:and plans swith: alderm
\ gar:News' Photo. :

referendum ‘this fall. tt apptov:
ga. May. expenditures of. ‘$151,

j also. given ‘for

to. participate

eee Day in‘ September
them in-|

: ‘a ;
}{ the. executive ‘of ‘the:

‘Allen Selbie, Kinnaird mun-

icipal cler!
Officer's

ay Association
: | Columbia as one oft the two vil'

gram is nie ‘the ee de.
partment.’ 2
‘Woodland Park Ele

4 lage members,

‘Municipal | 5:
of’ British

He’ was chosen -at the -as-| ernment

| sociation’s 27th ‘annual confer-

ence; which was held in Victoria | ference

ently. Among‘ those who at-
fended was: Joe, Logelin, town.
clerk of Castlegar.’

Opening the ‘conference,

School has won the safety poster,
contest for the'second year. |

eee ‘June ‘30.

TL gt raise
one pmoney «for Caitlegtrs Centen-
943°." ‘nial project of! a: new. public li-

brary ndorsed by | on: Monday.

Ittee chai
ren: asked ‘coun-
for” pe! ion to: hold fe

‘Members of ite rns would

|| then “be encouraged to place
quarters on.this line.

-Red Gross: Blood
Donor Clinic Has
Quota of 200 Pints

The annual Red Cress blood
donor clinic will'be held in
Castlegar on: Monday.

by the’ Castlogar

‘Spon:
Kiwanis Club under the chai
“manship of Frank’ Ingham, it +"
., Will be beld\ in :the United

and 9.30 p.m.. he quota is
200 pints of blood.
<> A special effort will be

ees

Jim: ‘Lamont ‘will be ‘attend- %

& “Fred Howes is alinding te last week
{ maintenan ce. supervisor's‘ toany. in
: | shop:-. which .. starts
| Pride George, ne "lor

for Paul Drazdoff, Ike Harms
and, Elo De Paoli to attend the
conciliation hearings - in: ‘Trail

| HISTORICAL RELICS from ‘the Castlega ;
w Lakes area are on display in Trail,
this eae through an. arrangement made
Fs | by Columbia Cellulose with a:Trail store.
v.| The backdrop. ‘to\ the display © is’ of
sketches’“done from historical pictures: .
? S by. mpany:.and includes . 4
the first Castlegar ferry landing in 1916,

and is stil in €

cond building: erected in’ Renata in 1897

a 1808 camera. — Celgar Photo -