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DADDY, THIS 1S CLYDE STRIDE,
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sold or. under option.

Only, 21. exhibit booths re-
main to be rented and these will
likely ‘be snapped up within a
very short time, according to
Dal Town, manager of exhibit
space. [

The 1966 PNE will be held
from ‘Aug. 20 through ‘Sept. :5,
and. features a gala salute to'the
British Columbia Centenary’
ewith a'‘‘Centenntal Jamboree

Many. ofithe exhibits at this
year’s PNE will feature the Cen-

tennial theme ofithe fair.

will faa
ERS :
be highligh ed A by de.

ney _tetase

Bank Forecasis a Century

Of Great Provincial Growth |

° he rapid in

British ‘Columbia’ of ‘a :prosper-
ous economy-and.a modern soc-

of Canada in

“As an important supplier of
the world’s, needs for

ond *

ine current issue “of the Com-

mercial Letter of'Canadian ‘Im-

perial.Bank of Commerce.
Canada’s west. coast, states

the letter,'was unknown to Euro-

ns for more than‘two'centur-| -

les after development began in
ihe ‘east and’ siov

ly ‘sparse.
‘Then thediscovery of allu-
vial gold peti on the Colum-
bia and: Fraser rivers brought
thousands ‘of gold ‘miners and
triggered the sequence of events
oa thats feenstormed a fur-trading
tier into the prosperous
diversified economy ‘of today.
This: year British: Columbla
is celebrating fhe centennial of
the unton of th \dand
Vancouver ‘sland in 1866. It be-

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JULY .12, 1966
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forest ‘and ‘mine sproducts, ‘the
is on-the of

ery, Printing and publishing | }

chin
and chemical

he. sabiantial growth in| P22
tertiary industries — with con- Mrs. J Stewart. Also

centration .on trade,.. service,

a second century of illustrious
-growth,” the letter continues.

‘The terrain and climate are
as diversified as the economy.
The climate varies from -near-
Mediterranean to tundra in dif-
ferent areas, with the warm
Japanese,Curvent.and the. series| The
of mountain ranges exerting

ort: and communica:
tions, and finance and related
pisvities — “reflects clearly em | ME

ig ‘maturity “and “stren-
a of British Columbla’s “econ-

omy.”
The. omnlning g industty has! 824
growth, and

shor

output in aes, vas $279 million. |:

with the greatest out-| nrs. ‘J.

metals
‘put were zinc, lead, copper and

‘on ore, and. during
‘became an

roleum, natural gas and na-
“products, asbestos and

able ‘directly
ce.of the province. Estimated

he’ leading non-metals.
been a: significant
yy, min-

.value..of forest,
1965 was $920 million, ‘and ue
capital investment reached a re-
cord ;high Jevel with the erection
of an estimated $250 million
worth of new, manufacturing
facilities.

“The forest industries of}:
British Columbia have an enor-
mous sowt ‘potential. -With

more complete utilization of the
tree itself and the growing it im;
portance of the interior timb:
stands, the forest industries can
be “expected ‘to continue their
leading role.”

The manufacturing sector
ranks ‘first in the province in

| terms of‘value of ourput with a

1965 total of more than $2.9 bil-
lion. Wood and paper product
industries continue to be domin-
ant,.but there have been. ope!
sions in recent years'in the

duction of ‘transportation sre ti

:} ment, iron pene steel Hoy a

smelting, me’

ing concerns recently, ‘he Com- Be

mercial Letter notes.
Commercial fishing and a-

griculture make significant con-

tributions to the economy of the

the year the |:
important |’

k say
“Forests ‘cover 58 per cent ey oe and nm | Anders
of B.C, and are “the most ‘valu-! Be fmee fends. gathered. High:

hav */ daughter,

Mr..and
visiting at

lhe of of the evening was a.m

of Galashiels in'Sco

province)

home Sunday: after spending

Mrs.
df ‘tunes on ‘the ‘bagpipes, |‘Sh
iL “Watt, Jim Mo- J.

- an dancing was ‘enjoyed
thrcuchout -the ‘evenin:
Mr. id Mrs.

 Hamifton

Scotland left: for
the

ome - of ‘stheir: .son-in-law iand

Mr, and Mrs. Bill Watt!
Shute

‘Mr, “Andy
and Jacquie of Castlegar are at-
tending the 51st annau! conven-
tion of Kiwanis International at
Memorial Coliseum in Portland
Oregon. ;A'total of.15,000 people,
‘Kiwaniansiand. families, are
on ‘hand ifor the ‘affair, first‘in
ears | Portland :since :1920. (Mr,-Shutek
‘of the: Ci Ki-

Great Demand for Pacific’
National Exhibi

. Exhibit. space for the 1966 | monatratio
Pacitie National, Exhibition | is fh
already more than 95 per cent b isp

ition: Spoce

 bioek chopping, ob
ty

a department
‘also have‘a ma:
ag a stream

g
ultra. sonte ‘wood -testin;
dreds“ of

couver,
Castlegar Girl

Is Successful .
In Music Exam

Christine Windsor of:Castle-
= was among -the’ ‘successful
local entrants in the recent Royal

}Conservatory ote?
onto exami

le of

{ pear aie |

ed a pi

Christine recelv
in the Grade 6 Piano exaniins:

ition!’

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Telephone 865-7417
Castlegar, B.C.

“Hit Arrow Arms Motor Hotel
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Every Sunday from 48 P.M,

ie their! grandchildren: Shannon
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mbers of ‘Minto Chay ene
‘paid 1 ardician Nisit;to-Creston
‘Chapter “Wednesday ‘evening

New Medical Insurance
Coverage for Students

Medical insurance coverage
offered: to “UBC students’ will}

Services

dation of

administrative
committee of the UBC health ser
shift from Oct. 1 ‘from Medical vice:

‘were Mrs. H. Schellenberk, Mrs,
.| 4. Sherbiko and Mrs._L, Buffett.

‘Kenzie; and children of North
Kamloops spent a few days dur-
ing:the week visiting with Mrs.
McKenzie's parents.Mr. and Mrs.
Wm, Easton. Mrs. Easton'is still
a Patient in-the Castlegar and
District Hospital. ip

‘Rev.°-and: Mrs, “Wayne --Mc-|.

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PETER MAJESGEY. GEORGE UY ERIC OLMSTED, C.LU. ied O'REILLY :

151 5th Ave.

TEES

“4 more of other duties

hey

Kinnaird . United Church,
Preacher

hepowe rey ser rar ree

CHURCH OF GOD.

-'qinnaird Coma. Hall)
Pastor: Rev.::Ira: Jobnsoa
sgoe “u Phone 365-6762 «: :
10.38 a.m. Morning Wenhlp

00° p.m.) Evening '
Vacation Bible School
“Continues' until’ Fri,
* July 6th: ;

Sth, 7. pam,

Theme: “aig. A Adventure .with ia

THE SALVATION: ‘ARMY:
fae Pine ‘ Street) °

vation Army
moved: onits Seuvities to 363 wain

Sun
sony am. Esser Meeting.

Wednesday
8.00 ie stat,

reday P
10.00. a:m, Flome League, ae

Phone 365-7112
cite cle Phipps

. ch, ro,
| less of the fact Shat he the may have

servic
{9 be

number. two,:.Gordie Tas ps

ting: one chance£if you make sa,
|

fut = damaging me,
ice:

piticers +due. to
oar

expe the ma; i
feridant>who (has fi
vibes a revious, co

comes before the ben

been on duty all nig!

There are alsoa score or
that have
tobe ea into the day's sche,

le e
have. i“ pra

“the: probation|
e.and prisoners may, have

ganas

go out:on
ines

ortly b re.-that | ©
2 andl sha "$e. a. i "oysiegt |
appear iin | T°

it
that the the:RCMP no longer. enjoys
Sf. ‘an: |

{Tit (is \true.

attended.
‘an "5.50 p.m., : the: ‘re:
‘of, the afternoon is ta-

items.
in the morning: checking. parole.

R.
hy Tegordsy arranging road. safety |.
talks, .e'

SEtening Calls

“You can ony bank on get-

ponsibilit honest person,
Someone with a falrsamount of

ns

sked ¢ D > hom; a policeman
his sense’of responsibility,

llow officers gor ta “force,

= =310 wm
pac ear ia
oe Sunday:

9.80 a.m,

“ay finishing. those}:
that were never completed :

|. However Jim Band’s official | prin
>{'day seldom if ever: ends when
‘Lhe sits Sowa. to. supper. ‘There is
invariad) ig call fre

2 college:teams.

orking auowe
chiatry; and, ‘Psycho;

In answer to the: ‘suggestion

reputation in’
"tha It once dd He con’ ntin.

ed
: “pranily: 1 would like to 1odk

‘can only

MIMETCE §:

YA
i ng“his,

a gobd relatio hous A

Se anion -attitu

‘deeply into,the backgrounds. of py. in!
1d | people . who make this I
Ba)

on: ‘She. force there

aatoel change in in the

, Renata Public |
0: and fee:

eee y, ofsjustice.:‘The advent
| Of .EV"' haa ven, ordinary citizens
‘a knowledge’ of.the: inwifor the

they
| more reluctant: :to get hey are | need,
‘once. : pwwith ,
eaued opportunity

law, :indeed limany are

pestonce bert
ave’ got ‘toneayinn ocak aba

vel necessiry.
ot tb Hiaves fein freer

Pe ees ex-
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4 ore’ of his offie
Russian the | Nelson-based
Squad’ frequently calls-and op-
erates from the Castlegar s aan,
Their role today jeg
close contact wi local people

pea. nto imalntain < constant

ee Frowever apart from ‘that
dom, the: reseice ‘o:
thnks nn a

08 fic problem of the Sons, simple.
0

swho'?
seem. incapable of ‘gecepting the}
posit

Pro) lon ‘that:.the: lat
8 - fori the. “00H

i “you: of
e' people you find ‘that they

sity, gral

ichell as bee: en ap-

e  departinent of

Bngllat at kirk College, it was

| adnounced! sae week by’ raitwae
al Sotgon Cs Campbeil.

two years Mr.

2) BA in ‘honors. b, Oxtor
‘The most recent, a

th

‘various university’ publications,
While at Christ Church he play-
ed both soccer and rugger on

‘\ of duty.”2 225, é
. “Nevertheless it pays off in

just-don’t make sense. eawnen you
‘put’ ot and ask the

peeretel are ct reactive in you-|

tad cprevto

finally. ora no toa a younstat who'

eet
ghwa in-ani atten tordeter
ns ot ‘their
ths their

th:work in’: the distric
their :free ‘time: ete

himself: was von “active in|
especially wi th the HAC
iat: Castle

Wivwe-aro-interest-

our
’| be: conspicuous,

ve.must revert
ties.”

“But thers are sacchy

‘Conscientious. and! / puimanl

‘His experience’ in‘C: gar
ae been that: young people ‘here,
nerally imanage to’ stay-out: of
Seoubte: ‘Only aboutia quarter’ of.
rete detachments: time: is takes

‘As for young os in. ger
them: rig]

eral today, he; finds,
5 past

= MARVIN La LeROY,
1 5 ESee, OBE»

: “DESMOND -T::

wileged.: ang, self-ai assured; m0)

erky and “cheeky. Peep People, thin! 1

they are going to the. dogs’ sim:

ply because’ they answer’ back;”
Parental Failure |

‘However. he does believe.

‘Pm’ sure
¥.does not stem. from the

ent: at: home, it is at.
lecisive factor.

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