CASTLEGAR NEWS, Wednesday, April 6, 1966

‘Box Cor Seca pe

CANADA SAFEWAY LTP.
Appitcations for Empl t—
Train nant ent

le of the March dinner
ie oF the: Vall ae
gt
retru

ay

1808. She moved to Glade in
1912 and made her home there
( net het her death.

we stock a full relection of,

SAVAGE SHOES

for children

Was a rember

TV Documentary On Columbia River

On Saturday the local CBC
channels will be “Co-
Jumbia River
Power,” a 60-minute film docu-
mentary about this mighty aver

Columbia river. That’ year, Pat

known until 1808 when the Ca-
nai

development ot vpatream stor-

water in Can-

Sullivan’ and
covered the famous Sullivan

south to the ‘border. In total, | 1

the river winds some 480 miles

an

David Thompson discovered Co-
lumbia Lake, its source, and
teavelled the river’s 1,207 miles

ada, 4 ‘Twenty years later — on

Sept, ‘16, 1064, President Lyn-
don Johnson, Prime Minister

To Mako Proflt
Is First Duty

_ Management's first duty 1s
to make'a profit — then to be

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Wednesday, April 6 1966.

we stock a fullsalection. of

SAVAGE SHOES.

for thitdren

Maddocks Shoe Store

meat uttere, mest
‘wrappers, trained grocery or
sonnel and cashiers,
Applications’ may be sent in} %

a corporate good citizen.
$ SI from 1 11] through. southeastern. .B.C.. to.the sea. Pearson and Premier W. A. C.|. foie
: ae ill: be geen ro 20.40 The K Kootenay river, which|, Before Thompson’ complet, | Bennett met at the Douglas: ie & said antinedt en
“i : “The program wil’, look at) rises.in a yalley adjacent to the! ed his journey, °U.S.' P Blaine Peace Archi ynere i psseahtd Bow , resi
Ist Annual General Meeting of the : \ the Columbia river system as it] Columbia, flows almost due | Thomas Jefferson commissioned Columbia treaty and the proto- | of finance ant

1, which amplifies and 1d clari-| Columbia Celluloge Co. nt
COLUMBIA HUM. ANE ASSN. ey It will also recall the nited States ne ate officers, col ly, 0) uw! "s

jritual ’ Com-
munities “0!

Datotihntues to folate :

of the "Dats a
ion

aa a cake: sas the rise tor
the ‘hungry, he h the mi

TERS pt tie, te Da STR tae’: agp

‘Décor includéd ‘tobacco tins.

She wi rediceased by her
-huabate KE eae 5. She is

share
ay Mt ceround of the tr fake "tavantage, of| fed fis. treniy,, wore slgned Hi:-Lite Restaurant.
discovery. G

net and later ratif ad. speech at a management seml-

writing to Box 67, Trail, ‘B.C.
jane

MENZIES GENERAL ~

and wine bottles for candle hold-

| ef, and. travel taps as table

The atmosphere was repor-

by program ee
We
held at the SHSS

ekly sesstons: have, been
for the past

Kootenay Fem
Members Plan

will be Held Thurs.,. April 4.
In Room 123 at the Hi Arrow Arms

ver, and Provide a review of its
present and future : develop-

Captain Gray's
members of the Lewis and and Clark

cen to reach the mouth of the
Columbia ‘from the headwaters | f

edition were the first white |’

nar in Prince Rupert recently.
“Business — and I mean

£91 pusiness of all kinds and sizes

— ‘doesn’t have to act coy about

“SPECIALIZING IN CHINESE FOOD”
Phone 365-6741 for Take-Out Orders

CONTRACTING
CUSTOM - BUILT
AND REMODELLED
HOMES
General Home Repairs
Painting and Decorating

Agenda: Election of Officers; Approval of

Cemetery. cwith the | Castlegar.
Constitution and Bylaws

ted to be “relaxed and friendly| two months with 16 students
but never allowed to become aly on the roll call (mostly from |’ Local Convention Funeral Home inv care of ‘ar:
of hand, the maln purpose of the| Grades 9 and 10). Since they Kootenay Temple of Pyth- rangements,
evening heing-to determine the; Were not interested specifically | jan Sisters cheld their regular| i
why of such an existence.” The|in, formal speech at ning in th
Program was described as “‘stim-| this time, the class was set up evening in the
lati ng.” haste & = along the lines of Tonstmistrése Twin Rivers hall, with 15 mem-
ie Shealds wrote an or- meetings oF using toptes cand, in orarall being prescat. © |
iginal | speeches or readin; eval
Phone 365-6436 tena sit oF and presented | eet ong pe valea a = git, MBC press
. Kinnaird, lar fargare e boys an are saldle e extended“a welcome
142-7th Ave. me travelling soraasient as her to enjoy this routine and to be yall Bree: ms

of fers Missouri river.
Astoria, a) they built’ Fort ‘as {d B
ers south of ore | 28 and Bor Clatsop, which
ay i ee Ho Menkes ee a eT oe rer te aent Gray enter:| rved, as Keadauartery for te

le Vie ykin : f = — abort distanca of some 600 yerds, | ed the S mouth of tho. river from followed Ppciie footsteps of the | Castlegar,
Le : ra the Columbia phenomenal re ne aes ohip. “Columbia.” | 7™PEUGOD. ery of gold

rare Bi. verses course it: after.
Pass Greek Now Opqn 6: 30 a.m. — 11. 1120 Lo a 4 4 pares Trail on the lower| But the river, was virtually un-}
Brant :

gaining i in confidence. ‘Two de- te Aged 63 q Ron‘ 8 Motel Gs ty ffee Shop |

sud- e pean) ROOM @ CONF!
r for
her, og aA aetery of Two: Ho-| wind up thelr sessions. 1t is hop. |p | cng on Barrie at. Gaatlegsr Cc ones
beta are ‘i d thé approach of | ea this can become. a yearly ‘uh: nf ani Ks 1 spital of Mrs. it FULL CQURSE MEALS
ing oe of the he characters and| dertaking by Vali Club. 1 ee in, a ged 83. Funer- 4
narra e story. In this way In a recent workshop meet- a ia Rudetan say Specializing in Steaks, ee
Home Made Pies and Rolls

making “money,” Bowler sald.
“The continued healthy growth
of our economy is dependent
upon the profi making oppor-
tunities available to the entre-

fouhls ity, to

Open 6 a.m. to 12 Midnight, Daily
Open 6 a.m. to 1 a.m. Fridays and Saturdays

BANQUET FACILITIES FOR SMALL GROUPS

jam
constructed beyond Mi-

ca Creek, in the Big Bend area,
S00 miles.north of

Barkerville Faced Famine |i.’ He hugo documeniar | Bae
Until Pack Train Arrived Pace Brooector to ene Ea | of DaVg ODEE eg
nti

mays’ and the, Columbia mous = actor and .writer vies e
By Conadian Confederation The Chinese, patient and

ms, ‘There ‘will: also
of B.C. were famous for
taking over the claims that
white men had abandoned —
and making them pay aividenda.
e was a news item from
Quesnelmouth, stating that The film was written wal

eight, Chinese miners ‘working suede the duced by ‘Tom ¢

“We can wax vi yhilo-
abou! ue er phe de-

P & G Builders Supply

ACROSS FROM THE ARENA
YOUR BUILDING SUPPLY
HEADQUARTERS
Ph. 385-8151

re was

new
BREEZE

MP | tomers, Miers, omy but none
"of these things makes sense or
jossible unless we plan
e profits,” he continued.

“Tf management has any
responsibility to em-
support: universi-
#| ploy to be a ped seat good ci-

ale
she was able to portray child. ing the edub carried out ork 16 in ven if Ce
hood environment,’ the hun; st ary proce: 4 : He "Bord
30's, existence in hobo manner aus, on parame Bae
with its ensuing problems, 5, phil: Members had a_ practice
esophies, ‘methods of dodging] session on presenting a motion
responsibility or of acquising mb an amendment to th
room itd, travels, friend- ere.
ships ari neral outicok and Texicotogy ‘dealin syn
future of, these two hobos* yms and descriptive adjectives, }°
Be intended to show how use of

development.

PaintS.

cs several
d to draw a poem
dmapsack, these- poem

on Canon Creek 65 mntles north In 1802, a smelter was con-| CBC Vancouver.
g
aurvivi . t $5,000 worth of] cond Deer war, the United Sta- | om.
je | language can be more effective band and thre sons: yack Nick — Come and See Our Selection — pound of beef:or mutton to we| they took out $5; ‘ in 1966, will be telecast in col
ar, 1987.
tire, and Sonne commonly mispronounc- | 12 have been shut up.” 180. i a hy ed eee ine ‘the ‘feasibility, of! year, 2
noted, there were’ still a few colonies of vancouver Island
‘D
ON N ET T’ ports of the arrival of the SS

SPO RT SH I RTS kin, ood | ming at Kimberley, “A second edition of this film, | tizen, these responsibilities can
‘ 3 i ed May 14, at hing” LY) been wards the end of of the se-] including material to be sn, only ‘come after. and must iy,
r hus- , i
formal negotiations and the: continuing responall
on Eypsiee — thelr origin; cue and colorful. and Elile of ‘Pass Creek and one pad a the: whole cretk and an gold iihey found and one aue Canadian jaocornmient or. during ‘Canada’s centennial) ty, to operate profitably,” 1 bt
plshments, ‘philo- There was also a review on dananeer re Pally Demofkoff, su 5 to Bowler.::
ble” “fut : : : f .THE FINEST IN PANCERS! ; ‘The town’s stock of candl-|
\ ‘ i mee pein trek aHtd OR rea are 15 18 gang § es was exhausted but,-it was from many: parts of the two
: r 7 : = "children, ‘72/7? a: 7! ‘and British Colu
SHSS A o ene. e\ |... Burial was in the Pass Creek i paleo of fe pa on the shelves From Victoria had come re-
Activities 333 Senet a cages ue
, - Dy dabs ochre | é rome care of arrange- BOYS AND MENS WEAR
8. oSasabigse ;

California, bringing 150 Das:
ngers. was a disappo
was to assume she By MARIE SETO z BE 2 ‘. still ment for it had been anticipated
poem. She had to relate the cir: Pet i a ——— 3 that about 600 would arrive.
eulstancés™ which ‘inspired it : — suunasre vai : Sra ) ere was news of the loss
rea tt the actual poem Sa gone since then but ies popula of the:sTabouchete: a steamer
after ing s | wel jown .on the coast w:
‘Another. challenge was hav- the Kootei the championships on Saturday set a. : : —— tion on ‘the creek still number-| had recently been given a con-|
night.” e me = : re SE the Wincts axe | eet ee oe SL

In
takin; BS for new
aaa am ogi ie. oa eee Ties hard ot heer
3.W.G ye Nork Clothes m Tuesday, ouerpes Indei ‘the ‘sponsorship o!

W. Sones: the’ group meets ev- had ‘ been” reported: It}
Stanfi SHSS Rockers, plus two man- di eroup

For this occasion, the hobo
wrote the

Our senior boys’ basketball | Sunday evenin,

enough ‘for the passengers to be
aken off. then sank in 60: fath-

coat pict scone the
extra paint FREE! ©
. _ OVER 1000
BREEZY COLORS

Manufactured by General Palnt
Corporation of Canada Limited

Twenty-five. thousand Inland
Natural Gas Co. residential
- customers will live modern »
‘for MUCH less this year.
with a second reduction in
Natural Gas Rates. in less
than 12 ‘months _— and _

~ Announcing _
_ British Columbia Hydro
twenty-five year __

5% Revenue Bonds

Nour oO portunity to make
pPe h Columbia’s dynamic future

CASTLEGAR AGENT FOR! self defence.” It was to be a
THE WESTERN HOTEL |#ove fight with one Setrée
CHAIN

i thaGaribeo Be for. fheBan of $5 of 00.
v @
WEST‘S

“Songs and music suitable to the
occasion” were promised.
The Sentinel on June 7 not-
ed the need of the: most recent
DEPT. STORE

No. 1 — ALL WRAPPED famine. Since the previous Mon:

HYBRID TEA (Bush Type)
FLORIBUNDA (Hedge Tyre)

CLIMBING ROSES

All 98c

numbering “animals in. all,
gach. erring an Average load of

red

a Cig cr

re yf em ache
industrial expan-

oms.-‘Then it was learned’ two}.
’s. Underwear SHSS Rockers, plus to inan- the Junior Science giant pat cout well earereed be passengers ‘were unaccounted
. S the B.C “4 resident . of Clinton. who. kept
: c ol ool Pants £ Shirts Basketball Chamlonshipe problems ‘and conduct Belen of seen tha travellers reported 200 in bose pee me was Toca
Venetian Blinds | Semorist Gymuasium ‘between |""" Executive. members of the ville already that spring, Head-| ef Ss "ood semen” who would
erie bila vii Castlegar team Won the ine precdent oo Derek ‘Uolnes | = He ‘ales reported tia ip ip toa ctonth toe tend the tel ieiseeph
25 lent. — Derek Uolnez
Enamelled Pots & Pans pent 2 make thls Bip by A and 8 Brerident ee Matt May 20 ey veces jitiard vand) Bowling|
Complete Line Of CHanplonship.: layed its first ‘There are two aquariums in into the! Saloon ia Cameronton found It]
Groceries at Fair game against Howe Sound iNo.| {ull operation, with a selection | ere ee
Prices Every Day i represented by he No rth My an: ef goldfish, guppies, swordtalle, an is no distillery kept
BMT EE, ve . a ; in stablis) id.
— Free Daily Delivery —| flock on the Wedtetdy, vas aupirt ela of tac But So FOR |_| sinine = eri as
Kin’s. project is crystal growing
CHEVELDAVE’S | game tha team was’ sebccnieg| a2, production of | crystals ALRELINE [pe rejounes une
; to play the 1 f from chemicals. RESER TI for $11 for 100 pounds, butter
O play the losers of the sixth VA IONS often $1 but
| MERCANTILE LTD. game, which turned out to be The club also has a_ soil was n $l a Bound ut you
g iow ros. : fame: which citains. The | analysis kit which they use to e: could get a pound of tobacco
105 Main St. Ph. 365-7411 | Rockers got off to a slow start | "alyse the soll contents of this for Snore
Building & Suppy CASTLEGAR, B.C: |and wound up losing 85-84. Thue, | S72. 5 : MEXICO - HAWAIIAN ‘There was.a boxing match
COMPANY LIMITED oo L they were eliminated from the| niq,p mong the interesting che: AND EUROPEAN TOURS| coming up, front seats ae and
Phone 965-7202 | MIIIINNININNININNUNUNHIM | founament, sng) mateh-head cannons; match-head layout of the, season.
rockets, the production of var- art c
i | ious gases. flute vroduction and
eee Jous{anses..Fiutelneoduction:and
hlarkhoard hockey, and glass
cutting.
‘ a The chicken incubstor made
cs Ps bv James Munn for. act: year’s
2 Junior Science Fair is stil in the
2 : room, You will remember. that
ae E “ the bovs hatched three chickens
and a turkev with.the tncuhator
last _vear. Anvone interested in
tryine this year?
The club invites anyone in-
‘osted-to atteng tho -moctincs
in the room. bs
Ken Pickering and Gorden
Gormley, two Grad: a students,
have reported on trip
the_hieh school conference held
at UBC recently.:‘Their x report
will be summarize id next
weeks colum:
i activities ‘have been at
er

THE ISSUE: This is a $25,000,000

COMINCO F PENSIONERS

FREE. FERTILIZER

Your: choice of 50 ‘lbs, of any one of the following
Elephant: Brand :Foertilizers will be distributed at
Trail, from the Salvage Yard in Tadanac, between
the hours’ of °7:00° a.m: and 4:00: p.m. each day
from ‘April 14 fo April 16 inclusive.

‘Ammonium Phosphate. 11-48-0

have the opportunity: of investing in this tre-
mendous public development through purchase
of a British Columbia Hydro 534% Revenue -< : swith th coupons altsehed fe " aan
Bond. Don’t mias this unconditionally guaran-' ~ $50 $00 000, $5,000, $10,000, and
teed opportunity to build your savings for the 5
-fatore. Read in these four points why British : REGISTRATION: All oct a
Columbia Hydro 534% Revenue Bonds are an 7 Reel gins hs poston te Sea ee icc of
exceptional investment. a $i, 006, *set00, 490,000 nd and
Vf 16-20-0 1, Your investment earns 534% per annum, payable a caally on the 15th day. Yrincipal and tater, ho rta ot
- Complete Mixture 13-16-10 D of October and ‘April. on
Sulphate of Ammonia 21-0-0 2 Your investment is unconditionally guaranteed by the Province of Brit ‘itish a
: ; Jambis. This is your Province’s pledge that regular interest payments will be made DATEOF ISSUE: April 18, 1968.
Pensioners in the Trail district may obtain a card during the currericy of the bond, and that it will be redeemed at par 6n maturity. DATE OF MATURITY: April 18,
entitling them to 50 Ibs. of fertilizer by writing to 3 You can buy British Columbia Hydro and Power Authority 5347 Revenue 1991.
the Welfare and Records Department, Personnel _

i Bonds in denominations as small as $100. ‘ean, UST Co pls rte
Paka ba Bi 3 Division, or phone 368-5453 Trail. 4. You invest with the satisfaction of secing your savings grow in a public under- omar

vs i ‘A BU. Is An Intern al Unit Of Heat) - oe 1 } } - Pensi
rie ; My ! who are f the Trail

AND INVESTMENT.
taking vital to your Province:
PHONE FOR. FREE For More Information Og This Mast Modem. Of: All, Modem district and who .wish :to obtain free fertilizer

Fuels, Coll, Your Intend. Office ‘Or Fill be cavpen Below should apply immediately to the Property. Super- BRITISH COLUMBIA HYDRO AND POWER AUTHORITY

iy
2 Ld ipeetelatty Bearer bonds

ONION SETS, Ib. ..... 40c
ONION MULTIPLIERS Ib. 48

Gas Cost. |
No. 2 on
Electricity

(hgred Op. Avergoe Fuel,

BAMBOO LAWN RAKES
A as no fasts Ved We have a full, staff of
AllReinforced  79c.— 99¢ — $1.35 — $1.98 competent carnaf layer}
: aire 5 aa : sty || RR
+ the ryige ry. de,
i seen all te and.
‘lino work, |;

WE NOW HAVE OUR FULL LINE OF GARDEN
SEEDS AND FERTILIZERS. FOR YOUR LONG
WEEKEND SEE US FOR YOUR NEEDS.

hald. $69,

intendent at Riondel or Salmo or. the Personnel
Division at Kimberley.

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OUR SALE IS STILL ON see
. .. MANY GOOD VALUES FOR YOU!

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ge EA AT

Columbia.
FABRICS &F ORS|.
1420 Bay Ave. | Trail, B.C.| -
Phone 368-8483

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