‘he. Kootenay _ niountains
hove ‘created unforseen’ techni-
cal problems for. Canadian

Broadcasting Corporation engin:

‘eors working on extension and
improvement of CBC TV service
in south-eastern B.C.

Microwave refectlons from
the mountains in the foe cause

nal‘ from the. sPoieatl new ay

transmitter ‘at: Rossland that it for the short, hop to
isnot pacaie. to! feed ‘a, good|'gar-,
picture’to new. transmit-|'relay, towers will) have: to be} set:at this' thm
Forks, , Nelson, | constructed to serve both Grand

Crawford Bay and Creston, Vn: Fores avd Newou: The transmi
ie} ters at ¢

clear
ters at (Grand:

til this‘ proble:

new y algual works welll pelng fshed ont‘
the ae the: wore re tes: but: no| *
tronsniltter but. additlotial] firm ‘date fori igo ation can. can:be

andene
the }),Gran:
Day and ores,

Nelson ‘area will continue to be

served by the ‘original transmit-| the new:

ter.

ton cannot be turned on until

ey could’ catise ae eos
se M68 aan reached Nelson| delay: in: completion ‘of ve new
oul

auch seyere the sig-

LAST-MINUTE PREPARATIONS before going on the ice are
administered to a youngster by his father and a member of the
Castlegar RCMP. The officer was among those on hand recently | y;
to watch the very young hockey. enthusiasts begin their first or-| 4
ganized game. —- Castlegar News Photo

Member Defends Union
After Brother Attacks It

Dear Sir: there ar n strike

ViOTORIA REPORT

Quite a week
was last in this
fair capital oy
of Victoria. Pre-
mier Bennett
was riding high,
despite the fac.

the: Supreme
my court ruled that |'
Baha ptt cenuee

ntial oil r
in the ‘Pacific off our coast. The
Premier took eine his stride—
is he ‘didn’t it — and
the ruling gave notice he'll

speech ‘about no French-
eee Sechools in British Col-|
umbia, made headlines in east-
ern. Canadian hewspapers. athe
Premier in this, I am

quite Batt Our public sre
teach Fr nch classes ali

are French pce they

are 84
i Albert| and they are in favor. "OF this
Eyaitene Sa caper T|strike and what it stands for.

schools, as

d if there | Mrs. Mi
are quite free to have their own
Roman, cattails co, do, paying for| Mrs. Bo

can say this to it: As far as winter vacationers
In this Village of Slocan

go, there are none.

aq
The unions have done a lot Premier has.the hackin

APPOINTMENT

Divisional uetiagee oot nt
Services

Invesinient,
d announce cy
polntment of Mr. W. T.

for us here if it were not for lita ci
them there would be the days

every so often whether you were He romuded? everyone: there,
lazy or not. are mére Chinese than French

but they are protested by me mier sticks to his guns in this
companies

Winji ee eet go i picket Funeral Services. .
For Hi Arrow Arms
‘Emp yoo. Tubsday .

duty and he refused because he
is against it so he does not get
strike pay.

He. has.two boys who work
here and they never refused to
go'on picket and a they get seiks

Strikers are are| sident of Castlegar and .Blue-
concerned, they 1 are behind their] berry.Creek, died Fi Friday in ithe
men too.) ’ aealltadanas

Mr, Winjt ‘makes a very g good!

what the refuses earns,
It is the

today. If we were lazy and iness in

‘one there would be no union

jing for $1.25 an hour at slave

wor wife, Amelia;

is
vast. Emalority of British Colum-

tizens.

» >. It's not too long since. the] ritual of

like it was before the union ee rsgald thate if awe shave chapter
to bi enc! guage 100)

$beitle to eon seca ee provihce, why not Chinese and cals decorated by Mrs, David

‘There are some dead beats) in this province. I hope the Pre-|Mrs, Gormley, Mrs.
Aichele, Mre, Gordon Baulkham tt

pay. like everyone, else. As far] ..; Cutford Calverley, 68,.-  Te- in
_las the wives of the

Hospital.
Born in Ontario May q, 180,
rate of pay. It is almost double he he had lived in this area only a

in behind the Sc He moved: to Castlegar re
iinion that makes 1 it what it 38] is 1966 eee from bus- the modern were combined in

Ottawa Controls oa Off Coast

poe at, It is possibje to go too far sorving notice that a future the
or !

Ottawa, not he, | tish Col
has full)

Mrs. Wood Hosts
Meeling Colebrating |i
Sixth Anniversary ~

Alpha Phi ‘chapter of Beta
Sigma Phi met at the home of

Marvin ‘Wood where chap-
ter president, Mee James Gorm-
ley wel Mrs; Robert Mc-
Pherson, Mrs. David Ferguson
ris Stefiuk and Mrs.
Adamache, “transfer or
other chapters in Bc. and in
Manitoba.

Mrs. Douglas McKinnon and
Mrs. Leno Zanier receives the
affirmation and’ the

‘an Francisco several of mae would be rn with; Cal.
/eabinet ministers | ifornia and not Fath Britain and and

knees,

fet isn't 1t?- We

is a e
Fane al and wi Bet ot

By ‘Jaines K Nesbitt

rh ri celay station, at Ai

~ Saturday
Nov. 18th

8 P.M.

econ

part of British Columbia’

have a dling Fea
drop ts a litte #

ve, any-

‘would think that on, ti

56 shop
to: bediches and Stintey 1 Pafk. Please feel feed to
ir descriptive brochiite.

SANDS MOTOR HOTEL

MUtual 2-1831 Davie at Denman
ial Cards h di

one Messre. Williston and. Loff- Col
mark are hardly on: speaking

This resent Bennett cab-

“On English Bay at Stanley Park’?

chairman of} the ‘annual

P
inet appears to be in great soli-

darity but: when you
the issues they could be all at
sixes and sevens,

I sippose that in cabinet they
avoid their differences, keeping
them forthe hustings and the
platform, doing ‘only: what, is
necessary in the way of orders-
dn-council and’ falling: right in
ine with what the Premier says. =
I wonder how and

sixth anniversary with a

alder,
Perfect" attendance

stars
were. presented, to Mrs. Woo

and Mrs. John -Bozek.

Stars forthe. best program]!
were presented, to Mrs. -Zanier,
Mrs. ane and Mrs. Bozek.

1 for the even-

Gunther | -

this cabinet hangs together, ence
minister going off his own
and ‘then ‘returning to the nest

it his: arm about his broth-

John Mills
PAINTING
DECORATING

CONTRACT OR HOURLY :
TELEPHONE 365-7454 -

and always in mast be fire

~ Business and ‘Professional

‘Little Pollyann’ visited’ nil

500 Castlegar homes this week.

She is the’ appealing little

‘ creature who arrived with your

Bestia an. carrying ° Christmas
al

Pollyann was ‘choan by the ;

B.C. Tuberculosis Christmas
Seal Society for this very spec-
ial assignment: because she is
a very special i person. She was
the youngest child found through
Christman Seal Operation Door-
step vans this year to have act-
ive tuberculosis,
She had just passed her sie,
birthday when Operation
step doctors discovered she had

and h at home on: ee won-
der aries 4

nS Castlewas, Ea Herman,

Christ-

to Castlegar realdonte and and send:
ing her along with Christmas

Members of the Castl iS

docks and Aen Selbie,

you use your Christmas Seals.
of tubercuolsis were discovered

Rotary club committee bac!
the Christmas Seal campaign

ig {among all age groups in B.C.
last year,

include: Jim as Bob Mad-|turning out’ on’ Nov. 11. Your

They have been working |
eM | many weeks to make this annual
Christmas Seal campaign a‘suc-
cess, You help find little crea-
1| tures like Pollyann who have
TB without knowing it, when

More than 600 new cases

* Remembrance! Day. has pass-

‘ed for another year) and it: was :

most’ gratifying: to’ see’ the ding
hi turnout of veterans, scouts, Air;
Cadets'and organizations for the
Tapa and service at ‘the cenc-|

“A large number of citizens
wes also present,

Branch,
| Branch members are’ remind-

. Thank you comrades for
help ib, needed by’ the by the Branch.

School Trustees
-Present Reports

Completion of two schools
within School District No, 9 and
an increase of 60 students over
the total at the same time last

py. distribution was
t year but] &

year highlighted the year-end
report of local school trustees.

In her report for the -1986-
Sh schicol year, given ata series

On the Castlegar Course
By.
‘/DUFFER JOHN

ard

man Mrs. Walter “Jacobson sald
that: an increase in student’ en-
rolment now appears to be level-
ling off, although some increase
is still being seen.

re, Jacobson said that 1,-

falling within th

ince our. meeting on July
the authorization

; lobjective, so if you have not aL
. |Feady.. done 80, we urge you to

‘The debenture sales have
been coming in steadily and up

d. to ‘the. beginning of November |,
Bhey und reached the © $35,000

This is very good progress
however, it is Ye sell short of the

participate.

Your ‘debenture could work |2

me
"Golfing “is

autough ere now 08 tm |
rary greens.

ment's cetinit of “walking

| distance” of school, Bu but who nev-

Jertheless must w:
le distan

ally within the education depart: i

Pot Roasts of Beer

Government. Inspected Grain-Fed Mature sheet colada Choice, Canada Good.

Fresh Pork. Picnics

'] Cottage Rolls.

‘Lean and Flavorful

‘Pork Chops

=

was comp!
lor grades one
gar: and a two-'
y echool in

plturen ene entary|
on dress fron ihe classic age to

the program, history ‘of dress,

gz his year at Castle- given b:
yy Mrs. Gormley and Mrs.
at all, And we ail would be work-| $9" 0 he was employed at the Hi |B.

Mr. Calverley is survived by
3. one daughter,

, discussion, |

_ MARVIN t ‘LeROY

“CASTLEGAR CUSTOM
| UPHOLSTERY
ea es Hemodelling

ip, Guaranteed
arte for free yecimates =

this strike as a way

wa, ore nena
an Investor, I has a renved’ a net| pay cheque when he gets it.

return of cont with
dividends rehavested to Septem- Robert V. Simpkins,

30, 1967. Slocan, B.C.

his
.. Winji has an to ? jan
erin a. what be a dong is June at home and one son, Clif-

using
doing it ‘This.strike is for or pari: Tuesday from the chapel of the

the coast and pear ete Castlegar Funeral Home with

Georg:
like it on his)1egar United Church officiating.

ford Jr. of Blueberry Creek.: +
Funeral services were: held

fe Hermanson of the Cast-

Interment was in Park Mem- a
orial Cemetery, Kinnaird with ents completing .. the
the Castlegar Funeral Home in enjoyable evening of bridge and
care of : 5

Phone

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Phone’ Free
Zenith 6825

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—no. combustion or danger
of fuel leakage.

FLUELESS
—can be installed anywhere.

CLEAN
—no soot or odour, ever.

ECONOMICAL
—the fost économical way
to heat water.’ You get the
advantage of your lowest -
vate for electricity. :

DEPENDABLE
—years of carefree service.

Pes ERS Ae
WEST KOOTENAY

ALL THE HOT WATER YOU: WANT — AT ANYTIME—
WITH A “FLAMELESS” ELECTRIC WATER HEATER

HEAT WATER BETTER

ELECTRICALLY

—

athic Health Service
605 Columbia ave.
Phone 365.7022
Coenen CASTLEGAR NEWS
REPAIRS * Ph. 965-7288
To All Major and
Portable ‘Appliances

CASTLEGAR
APPLIANCE
SERVICE ©:

Phone 365-6939

KOOTENAY BUILDERS
AND’ SUPPLIE

Builders” . Service”
y PARDMAN FURNITURE SEPTIC TANK
PUMPING.
Phone 368-5166:

-. PARSLOW'S -
Enterprises ‘Ltd.
Gunsmiths
Boeksmiths >

Goods

=2Ph,
1319 ‘BAY _ TRAIL, BC.

WESTERN INTERNATIONAL
> 5 ENTERPRISES
IMPORT... EXPORT,
<-P,O. BOX 833°.
i Phone 365-7377,
: , BL.
is Lathes VACUUM BONNEY WELL ‘DRILLING
1 SERVICE "Domestic Water. Wells
#1.-ss Reasonable Rates *

Located: in basement
_ CarMils Fabrics ©
365-8) _ Phone Jim Ponthron eR

1365-6751 ties

KOOTHNAY WELDING
& CASTING REPAIRS
Steel Fabrication

2-Hour’ Service -
121. Columbia‘ Ave.
/ > Ph, 965-5531
'CASTLEGAR.
© FUNERAL HOME
Dedicated to Kindly
‘Thoughtful Service

Ambulance -—- Flowers
. \Granite, Marbie and

Bronze Plaques

Industral Gomnmercial

Hite Wiring

ee U clatlegar) tee
ic le
Eloctric Heat Specialists

SINGER REPAIR

SALES. & SERVICE
Models Oa

Singer
Located. ia Castlegar
Flamingo Motel
Ph. 365-7978",

., TOP, JOB’ PRINTING
CASTLEGAR | NEWS
7) Phone’ 365-7256

The Corporation of

be accepted. Details may
- Aeger Municipal Hall. :

A
50

FOR ‘SALE

” is offering for sale a three-bedroom house located
~ at Lot A of-D.L.-181,.Plan 6193 (262-Elm. Street).

The highest or any tender may no!

the Town of Castl

expected. to ba: erected ‘and rea:
Natt shi ieee
she said.

" Meaty. G

- Government Inspected. All Cuts.

Chickens |

| Fresh Killed. Gov't Inspected. :

Fruit Ca ke, —. =

Cottage Cheese.

{ Seon, or Dry. 16-07. : Cartons

the
‘commerce Gepartment Perey anew.
industrial education: area,

‘Also completed.this year

be threeroom section’ in the the for

‘be. obtained at the: Cas. 4

Percheson; Clerk, -.
WN OF CASTLEGAR. é
pia © AG

be used for occupational cae:

_69c |

Fresh: Milk... omem79e|

cy Ibs. 89¢

BIG DIPPER. 2
Ice Cream

But in spite of the
in construction, Mrs.’ Jacobson.
mala work: on ‘grounds \of : the
artous schools. was' not neglec-|
ted — a total of $21,600 was
spent: on: grounds

oa ., CASTLEGAR. NEWS

Published Every Thursday, 7 Bt,

mainte
epair to the’ end\. of Oct
ober, 1967, ie

This i is Not a CG Cent Strike

The Nelson Daily New on Thursday, September 26,
1967 stated on its front page:

“The report by the Supreme Court justice was reject-
ed by union leaders because it fell six cents an hour short:
of parity: with Coastal woodworkers, the key issue in the

dispute.”

This is not true. These are the facts: .

Coast Woodworkers Rates Are:

Sawyer “°°. $4.524 per hour

: 3.4
Greenchain - pull
Base Rate

of 2.814

Celgar Rates Are:

very, from 50c to $1. 124 p per hour. Our’

N :
demand for 50c per:‘hour ona 94

give. us parity-in the base rate.

196

-month: contract would

Justice Munroe’s offer of 20c to be effective Sept. 1,
leave us 30c below the coast base rate only.

h. ‘we would receive two more increases a

ae ate at least’ once or posaibly twice during this period:
; “Thus we would again’ be left far behind the coast
_woodworkers base rate.
‘We would also note that the Celgar Pulp Mill erarkera
have complete parity. with Coast rates and not just at bse
; et the 50ci increase ie would give us.

FANCY KETA SALMON 9
BUMBLE BEE TUNA ....

: Mixed d Nuts

Puritan Soups

Chicken Noodle - —_ Vegetable Beef
Mushroom - = Chicken Rice
Mix or Match.

3 Canant 7-Farms. '11-oz. bottles 5 for a

ie $1.
ee ‘

Moirs Chocolates

28-07. Box.
Regular $1.98 ...

$1. 49

74-07. PACKAGE

Cotelli Dinners.

7 vor $1

Dog $ Food Tops. 15-07. tins .. 9 for $1

Crest Toothpaste _

Family: SEL esse ceeseeseses eens nenennnenee

$1.09}

pec

Ee iroon Tissue4 Relt 49c

. Miraclean. 128-oz, ied

69c

“Ajax

Lahey Detergent. King Size .....

_.99¢

“SHOP AND SAVE AT AND SAVE AT

OT RATE ie

We Reserve the Right to ; Lienit fount,
FOR KOOTENAY LAUNDRY To CALL PHONE 365.5336 ‘