wy aecmnwwny, sapads aby AGUS)

The combined talents of
Robson Browynies, Guides sand

eda ‘concert in F in Robson Te-

atured, in the contest
were: accordian solos by Kathy
Brisco; Elaine Anderson; Coleen
Hill and Louse, Zurlek. Piano

tes, square dancing:
Guide company, 8
son Guide com any, 's

Christian
Education °
Seclely

At a general meeting fol-
lowing sneonsong at Robson

8-| Memorial Church last Sunday,

the name Robson Christian Ed-
ucation Society was formally ad-
opted and will be duly register-
ed as a Society. This will be the
governing body for Resker
Hall.

Rev. M. Warren and Rev. E.
Scott, Anglican Bishop, were
present along with Rev. F. Wil-

| Tey, Bevis Tom Wilding and

é Rlonal tours of 700 communities,
e first of May,

Area residents will have the
this

of visiting.one of elght Confed-
eration Caravans h start re-|

ers — seven of them containing
exhibits; which dramatize Can-
ada’s story with the aid of life-
sized “models, sound effects,
artifacts and photo-

bec. City, Montreal and. York
| are little nations -— more or less
competing.’ The’ feeling of in-
ternal conflict is matched a by by ex:

toe akoy the
wi y battles War the
inked 8 d_ the Fenian’ aids. The

Pressures rom’ the south : hel;
ring En; isi and French cull
ures ope her.

‘After experiencing this con-
fusion’ in history we find new
we move into: the

Large Centennial Caravan _
Is to Make Stop at Kinnaird -

and le from eastern ro Europe
deve! Ate widening moslac,
recruiting streetcar in-
vitesus ona. “Fres Trip to
Europe” into a terrible’ war
where we peer out from a dug-
out on a shattered land. We mevt
prime ministers Laurier, Borden
and Melghon. The twenties roar
by, leaving us movie heroes and

insulin — and drab time in the]

‘LEGION |

Saturday
April 27,

By. a
Local Histor!
There were many tiigboats
that saw service'on the Arrow

Lakes, Eachvone is a a story in|§

itself. ‘Thi
were kindly supplied t "Ra sd
pond of Vancauver.

The.
eae
lumbia
any was ,one of ‘ie en
fimbering complexes in the pro-
vines. At one:.time’ they: operat-
ed sawmills ‘at ‘Nakusp, ‘Castle:
gar, Cascade, Greenwood, Ross-

#Smauy er was | ut fh

tet.
ements. of: time: and nature

‘3 upon
then towed: ‘Nat
Ee fen and © ett

rate: through. the

‘Polnt;.was'a

8PM.
LEGION HALL

Frederick Pratt has Arie graphy.

of "Each Caravan will-tour one
Other Brownies, Guides and Ceanitees reports were] ance of’ Golumls Cellulose ina a of eight :regions in Canada dur-
Rangers took part in reading of given, announcement’ following # th in 1987, and ‘one will visit Kin-
poems and campfire, A hearty vote of thanks was| Company's board mmeeting van-|u . 20. While the in-} renresentative figures of ‘Can-

The fo Mr. ‘M. Sather the| couver last week. terior exbibits inthe ol ht Cara-| mnistarAn clecteone sequence
was Dianne Plott builder of the hall. It is h Mr. Pratt was born and ed-|vans are identical, ich ma illustrates‘ Canada imme
bat the completion date will be| ucated in Winnipeg. He obtain-|there will’ be- an additional ex- ei

In May. ed a CA degree in 1945 follow. | terior display ‘of special interest | §

It was generally felt by alll ing which he gained rience |‘ 8 tour region.
present that Resker Hall: wil| 28 expe: For example, when the “Al-
be a Valuable Reto for the Pere Whee nue Dental ana North West” higher larger than’ ‘some ‘ continents,

en of our oa commun C-
ea In 1950 he joined Lily Cups Ltd. creating a Canada that stretches

: tors will disengage and the big to three oceans,
i a ° . as comptroller, moving to New to the Pacific, observe the Riel
Kinnaird Socials

vans will be arranged on site and
York in 1953 as manager of fin-| the form of a quadrangle, Rebellion and the birth of that
ministeny of the period covered:
Mrs. D. E. Hughes Ph. 365-5503 | pleberg, arrived with three birth-

joked by: pedestrian’ ramps, in
ancial id
became assistant controller of quadrangle will ibits 5a the ere are the prime
the parent company, exploration and settlement
In 1965 Mr. Pratt became as- of. erta and the North West, ‘Macdonald, Mackenzie, ‘Bowell,
sistant controller for financial|the development of the bl cat-| Abbott, Thompson and Tupper—
Mr. and Mrs. G. Ryznar and |4ay cakes, making it a very mem-| analysis for Celanese Corpora-| tle. e- and w! eat count the| and a  Cheechako  (tenderfoot)
daughter Natalie will be Jeay-|°Table evening, tion iat New York. modern oil and chnology panning for gold.’
ing this weekend to make their Miss Christine Davidson was ene Trailer Six: Canada, by now,
home in West: Vancouver. surprised at her home Saturday (A feature will be a humor., {8 in the world community. Our
ith Mrs, Jake Senft. as|When friends came to honor her ous tribute to the irreverent Bob| troops start 8, for the first
hostess and Mrs. A.J, Leveridge | With a ‘miscellaneous bridal his
as cohostess, a very successful bridal’ shower. The hostess, Miss

Pratt’ assumes his du-!boom.
ties oath Columbis Genalcse ‘nes Pp
-| time ‘for someone else, some- out of: Nakusp until 21906 when | from’ Nelson-to' tow ‘a.barge load
wards and rowdy. news. where else —— in the Ber te Enirty
Surpte birthday party y Enip. the bu brideclect andi) her mother,
The cnt of honor then ‘took

mediately. 1
up residence in Vancouver in : > : \ : the lumb
e Boer War. p | th ie) the chief enemy of the lumber} of ‘coal from Nakusp
paper, the Catgny ye Opener | wa We develop the big prairie farms |DOORS 7.00 TWO COMPLETE SHOWINGS 7.30-9.25 Mm y. Industry, fire,” destroyed 'the| for the, Dominion. 6
pleberg. The enthustastics guests i
all" neighbours of Mrs. "Knip- her place in a gaily decorated
Shale done in white and mauve.

the near future.
Yale-Columbia sawmill. The tug | dredgo “Sheldrake.” The’ ‘Shel-
Beer fhe funn (of the ce ntury.)t and ind Sasbatbawe fan in 1908 = 1 saw limited "service ‘until trans- Grake" had the arduous’ task ‘of
ROBSON SOCIALS through the seven vans
Cancer F ‘orum umbrella and numerous col-
ored balloons added to the decor.

ie be- | ferred to. Robson in 1907 to shee keeping the narrows between the
Schuepéer return: |#long with Canada’s story — a open: for navigation.”'A load of
Held at SHSS Th t injend, prior to her graduation
RENEE |e prizes

thirties, Bennett and King pre-
side: Hunger marches soon turn
into recruiting lines again as
Toronto's Globe and Mail’ and
Ottawa's Le’ Droit announce an-
other terrible war in 1999.

et! ee

ODEON THEATRE,"

SHOWING ‘FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

stability a3
Confederation Chamber and see
the» seul,

deration' — and, looking on, the

S . . : ee * ou

Tand, Ymir and Rock Creek. Well ; late a ; : \ place for: for bo fier wo lobe
known lumbermen such as Pot-| i E _ i . . deft. For y
er and John Genelle, J: Pou are, a eymabe jaf fay
(a rallies siding between: peucboate, tu nat: gorse
naird and Genelle ‘bears ne :
name) and Louls Blue were) {
the directors:and management of
this company. By 1906 this.lum-
ber empire had’ been ’:sold, to
American ; interests.

a ‘The -YaleColumbia ‘acquir-
ed Jarge contracts with the CPR|§
to's ties and lumber for
the prin ling of the Robson-Pen- : od

ticton rallway. For. this reason a on lke

sawmill was established at: West- row: 25

ley, near the site of the Celgar

lumber division, The tug ‘“‘Smug-

gler” saw service at this. mill a8

7 Well as at Nal
al ‘The “Smugg jer’ was_ well
“.;" named. It is sald her boiler and
engine had * Ka used in’ a ‘craft
on the coast, that. had‘ been’ en-
aged in the illicit business of

Grant of an drea

in Ontario, with a cheque to go
toward their trip.

ee 's. H. S. S. GYMNASIUM
a — Friday — at 8 PM.
.. Adults 75c Students 35¢ :

C) ears 1914-1016 were) coal ‘idelivered, an elupty
mist 8 for. thes. lumber-| bonue wan oe up and the return
ing business in B.C. and the mar-
ket slump was especially felt-on
the Arrow Lakes.

Because of stale s eterioration |
in > business, -funds’ were» no!
available to maintain. ‘Smuggler’
ith secording to her Tequirements,
sheet tnotal sheathing. December, 6: Mr. Vi-
‘The “smuggler? onerated ana received an Aereet call

HIS NEWESTi
HIS BIGGESTt

comes an adventurer, travelling + o : ¢ y Upper and errno Lakes
on : coal’ was desperately needed to| in.th
ea es Bila Setue peer return. sory shout the inten peo. ‘TO THE PEOPLE OF CASTLEGAR AND DISTRICT: ensuce the continued L operation zi
cm ‘or the Tr
from Nelson Vocational Schoot|W88 written, about explorers : : \ sii tere at.its lowest
. 28 8 practical nurse Fon ploneets, successes and suf- The chancellor, the president, the board of
Oi Her mother, Mrs, J. Schuep- Head od ene and war, happl 9 Pp » the board of governors, low-draft: tug: handle the iowing
er accompanied ‘by Brod the faculty and the atudents of Notre Dame University of : Poe Yole yard’ and | Job. Hence. the call to
- : : ; } Pactivi Bry in dover the con-
Nelson request the honor of your pr at the ] i ; az there Was enough activity ‘As he looke

level, it was required that a shal-
J y Mrs.
e success man drove to Cranbrook to meet | teat development and a bright
af a recent encer forum, held| g her. future.
HSS, was reflec’ in ng eon: :
large turnout. and: enthusiastic field:to merit “‘Smuggler's dition of his* boat, perhaps, tke | pe
support of those present.

The in
seven parts indicating the seven
exhibition vans, are little more
than cues for what is dramatized
by the exhibits, as space here

ued. service. Moses'.of old, ‘he felt he: was

: sBy 1912 the “spiugglee” was xt abe of the task set be-

ack at N sp; where she e was leaking, |’

7 contonmlal purchased by. R. Vipond, who| particularly » around the . shaft.

ward ‘Homes || at-the: tine as operating log log- The engine eh pont condl- Pocket

Cy leas! Fras

ANDERSON * a ee fs: Vipond was an an ambit peo ; piston slides and but to’ puil the tug free 80 =e

AGENCIES

was GH this.
The forum, which featur-| popped, raining confetti on all. accompanied his mother to Rob-

ed a film entitled Investment in| Tre afternoon ended with a de- |son.
Life, was sponsored by the Cas-| jicious lunch served by the host- On the occasion of his 91st|does not permit a detailed de-
: bi a. tea_party was held | scription of every item:

Ss epee fs
pring Convocation
tlegar Unit, B.C-Yukon division] ess and &

at the home of Dr. W. L. Wright Trailer One: On entering,

of the Canadian Cancer Society.| fi. to be held in the Civic Theatre, Nelson, B.C., on Sunday,
Did you know? — For a|last week. Many cards and good |we see the beauty of Canadian

The film starred the well- ral.of the Boller tubes were| he’ could. continue, his
Imown movie ‘personality, Greg-| professioaal finish, block a baby | wishes were received from his | minerals in their natural forms. April 30th at Zo "clock i in the alecnonn, logging. camps: 2 defective, Bs bound
ory ‘Peck, who is a strong sup-| bonnet over a balloon! Inflate 4 | friends. We hear the cries of Seagulls i : Phone 365-6451 * With some’ reluctance Mr.|~. By't! pati
porters of cancer-fighting en- balloon to fit the ary cap; after ae andi Mrs. Ez Evans mo and waves breaking :< on a shore! ie De ill be oe d “a shingle mill: : Vinond ad accepted the s job and Be fuel othe renee ras tp ot ws
“2 undering, allow ie | Cay fo | tore, 0 for ie week- ly create: laramas - 5 - ~ a ae Se ar 8 a
a pare olmmadat foloyss | dry on ‘ie ‘baloon. = lends frotuee tt focma of the eet Se ae Dares make whagver reps rere [io Nai seat
02s} 5, e \dians ie. ea. 3
cue a Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Education, Bache- alland posses pe pelle the |
Jor of Science ‘and ' Bachelor of Science in- Medical
Records.

See the New “67

ING iN v /ANCOUVER?

Then you want a central address close to “all t
* attractions, yet priced. to suit: your budget.:; “We
have a dining room and coffee’ shop and are closé
to beaches and’ Stanley Park.’ Please’ feel free to
: drop us a line for. our, descriptive brochure. - ‘

SANDS MOTOR HOTEL

 MUtual 2.1831 Davie, at Denman
Cc yy

Bess ja ecko: Walton and g y a cen The y past, ahaa that found defective ‘were -fille
fen, pnonymous questions from a eae . pe le yones came to’ thls Part of | | gonezete: h nny eat ncand
a fo! erica from Asia. These
ithe Mackay dealt Pimarily SHSS Activities H first immigrants no doubt cross- | with : the steen Syphon ‘going
while DeeTercnton a De wv. if S ae eda narrow neck of land or the er. with pncket
. cetiite 7 ° ice of the Bering Sea..We see jorge; ou
_ on replied to general questions how the early peoples lived — ng the barge Ni
and electronic aids carry the

on cancer.
sounds of tribal Mf

carried ‘aboard.

ie op ae eet, side of
to: avoid‘ the’ ice,’ con-

the Jake z sist tho sy:

Reveption following. at. Mary Hall, Notre Dame
University. : =

By KATHERINE KNIPPELBERG

We Offer Special Low, Low’:

Prices ‘on: Group Purchases ‘@ We ee a Complete’ so

‘The government arege “was
reached late that same day: with
only one slight grounding having
been experienced The barge of

lowever,
‘dying fire held' out un.
ernment, dock at: Na.

Strange things have been cently. Keep up, the good show!
happening around the school

lately! It. seems that the grade
.| 11’s are planning to decorate t for

Tally Ho Corner: Mr, Brown

had just concluded. an experi-

ment concerning atoms. He com-

mented: “Please note that at
ining of the

so

silks —
ich remind us that the the
Orient eld the new riches want-

is
much satisfaction as they: have];
in Previous: years

SLOW BR WH

OG LI EL

other atom?” : them
There were several moments: harvest in men's sot souls, It'is.due

of  tento allence, {Then a low! Sealgnerss techies

voice from the of the
room slowly, “D. Don't any-

The regular meeting. of St. x
's ACW. held: Wednes-|:
David's: A ithe un. | sriow

ty
which have taken place

See Our Lugatée S Sets
'3-PIECE SKYWAY LADIES LUGGAGE

crane ee fo nS

OVER.NIGHTER
* PULLMAN ..........
Showers. and Weddings
PYREX WARE
CORNINGWARE
CANNISTER SETS
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES :

“Kent nedy read an a
saticle from the Living Messa,

te faithful ‘tug.

‘strain: on’ the’ a from the

e “ice: . water seeping in

around the ‘shaft adding: a’ tre-

mendous weight to the already

sluggish: hull; all helped to

‘bring about:..the’ end, as.’ the
“Smu,

: i FS é
PHILIPS FIDDLE-FREE
COLOR TV IS HERE _
— Drop in and See it: Today —-
“We Service What We Sell”

‘PETE'S: ‘TV ‘SALES: &

SERVICE 5 -
277 Columbia Ave. — Ph. 365-6455,

fe /din-

child. a Blane were made ‘for: the |
members

@
@ Fish and’ Chips
Bluetop Burger

’ sank the same hight,
Te was:not ‘until ‘the ing

COFFEE PERCULATORS.
5 to 9 Cups — Regular $9.99
SPECIAL $6.88

the it Mrs. McNal
sppainted aucleats to the Coaren

Council'of: Women. 9%. 3.3.8 5% Pl

ALL NAME BRANDS ~

Work Clothes — Dress Clothes
: “Everything for Dad‘and- Lad”
7 Yeu Need It: We Have It —

eee

Remodeling & Painting —
- Sherman Williams : :

EXTERIOR MASONRY, Gal. $535
FENCE PAINT, Gallon =...

INTERIOR LATEX,

Halifax ‘and an east WHITE. Gallon ..

coast fishing village:.The early
soddy. shack on the prairies and
e@ Hudson's Bay. fort herald

the settlement of the west. , >
ter Four: In the pre-
Confederation period of 1600 to
1867 societies are isolated: Que-

$5.95
u the ifs u're now paying, nth after month = 4
a “a - them ony with cash from GAC” ‘international, Then.
you make only one payment each month...'.and chances - 2
“are it will be considerably lower than the total you are now.)
paying: That one budget-fitted monthly.payment léts you
» plan par ie Bel fr otra spening money out. bof 4
evel Si In..or.call for: prompt, perso! i
pide ies advance from GAG Intemational to pay as
your bills oF for any good yi

Left & Right Hand ‘Action
, PISTOLS, and REVOLVERS |

“SMITH AND WESSEN -
BROWNING AND RUGER

_SCOPES IN STOCK -:
Leupold — Redfield -——:Weaverer. _ Ze
AND MOUNTS >>:
tee shy Pe ONT Si

Ss Sp
7300 Baker St.. NELSON,
Op poh Mondiys trem

Gardening

@. INSECTICIDES © |
@ FERTILIZERS ~~
@ SEEDS

@ TRACTORS

@. LAWN BOYS

@ TOROS

MITCHELL SUPPLY Ltd.

Saale of the Week
Choremaster Garden Tractors
One 4 H.P., Reg. 195.95 > $169.95
One 3 -H,P., Reg: 169.95.

One 2% H.P., Reg. 111.95
3.19” Moto-Mowers, Reg. 69.95 $57.85

‘Spring Has Sprung!
> LET. US.DRY CLEAN. YOUR -
WARDROBE TO LOOK LIKE NEW

“Step. Up to Quality - Step Into: Gem”

Five-Year Diamond
and Watch Guarantee
s Drop in today for full details — and
receive a free wallet wardrobe card

Photocopying

Letters — Birth Certificates

Important. Papers
Clippings

Copies of Book: ‘Pages
Black-on-White* Process.
Reasonable

said
Be n N body leave this Foo om. ES
rge ‘s ursery Bet 7 nid Auras. 90 students nee passing low ofa rep geur's
1116 - 9th Ave., Kinnaird with four chaperones shauid ibs ‘We follow the.routes of the
PEACH - PLUM, PEAR, APPLE CHERRY TREES GB aircraft. The total fare (y of thelr crude navigational ples
SHADE TREES FLOWERING BUSHES. 0
ing them with devices,
Lombardy. Poplar, large trees $2.00 each © d the aerial camera, ini tet today
3 "
BRISTOL RUBY WEIGELIA $1.60 erao settlement we walk into the
BLUE ARCTIC WILLOW HEDGE 30c each oid tty of Gu society! =the
ec an we
will be going! visit a French Canadian tallor’s
2 shop of 1780, f
7 We move into a street and
S : : Usten to the clatter of horses
e ‘ e hoofs and the jingle of brides.
The street is our access to the
p e € | qd U ci on ‘ English culture of 1730 to 1830.
Here is an Upper Canada tavern
in the time of George II. Wall
- Pais f posters in English and French
k i : : 3 Proclaim about the war of 1812.
‘ a ~ ;
Tomorrow Night (Friday) at 8 p.m.
@ New Chesterfields @ New T.V.’s
@ New Suites @ New Washers
@ New Dryers @ New Stereos
— Grand Selection of All New Items —
IN ARROW LAKES INDUSTRIES BLDG.
Sale Conducted By
Jual Auctio Servic
For $ & $ Stores — For Information Phene 365:6767

4-Hour Service:

Ria eee

opefftn’

ngyF4 pate

pct