in Vancouver.
Vaneau d‘ Mra, M.- sininae

as the first class, scene
pathfinders ..and ,, toy makers
adge to: Linda McGillivray and
Karen Storvold; secoud class
badge. to Linda Sorge, and Lois
Henne.and a 18-year service star

0. Mra, G, Latta, These were
cok) preented by FS ga
leputy, provincial co!

y oe Wm. FOX arrived last

and daughter Mr. and Mrs. E. R.
Hawkins ‘and grandchildren Mel-
vin, Jay and Colleen.,.Her pre-
sent plans are to leave for her
home in Victoria today. ,,

Mrs. G. H. Smith, 86 years
young, flew from ‘Winnipeg to

marie Simpson, ..become, the

D bride of Robert John Fornielii,

SATU! URDAY.

General Ere 2-4 and 8-10

SUN!
General NOAY 24 and
7.30-9.30 p.m.

MONDAY _..
PreSchool 1-2 p.m.

G. W. G..

-WORK PANTS:
AND: SHIRTS | .
We have a full rdtige of
_ Colors and sizes.

“CHEVELDA\
MERCANTILE LTD.
105 Main St.

The wedding took place Feb. 27,
Mr, and. Mrs. P. E. Bartlett

week to bring home their daugh-

jent at the St. Paul’s Hospital.
Mrs. Anne Titford, accom-

Culley, Bonnie Ackney and Wan-
da Buffett attended the CGIT

at Kimberley.
Guests at the home of Mr.
.|and Mrs, J. Fornelli were: Mr.

David and Oliver of Kimberley,

Friday to visit her son-in-law

sce her granddatighter, Amy- ai

traveled to the coast earlier last| justration, of ,this factor,” he

ter Claire who has been a pat-) ties Capital Fund success in The
panied by Lana Storvold, Linda | man of the 'SUCE, expressed the

‘| Conference held last weekend

and Mrs. Len Yeager and Son5) som ‘the interior. The covet | 3

A substantial gift, from «the,
southern: interior to British Co-
lumbia’s 38 Universities Capital

Light Co ited $35,-

Fund waa dintiouiiced this week, y
West Kootenay. Power and

Being a By: Jaw of The ‘Corpo tion

+ of Castlegar Hereinafter referred ti
« poration” té “Authorize 'certiin {tip
"the! Murileipal "Water system) atid’ the, bi
Of the estimated bst ‘th

AT'S
ates from. area’. cig no avers

000 to the $28 million’ Capital | 7
UBC, University of
ji atid: Simon , Haiee Uni-

rR
cottipdny. president iniphiisizes
thie strong in terest 1

communities, ‘i
, “Oiir contribution is an il-

200 Peo to Hon
ipecesegal oni rion tartan tad ao

HG,

ple Gathi

be oe ‘out

St’ thereof} thit ig 'te
Hight ‘Thousan ($1.08) 000) Doll
of-thé debt ititérided to be erébted by this Bela
tir: er} o AND WHEREAS the existing debenture debt’ of tlie
fea 40 years off service Vis oreeme) -| Corporation i8 $621,000 ‘and tioné Gf the priticipal and
RR. Menauignti, i réspect' thereto is in atrears.

“Neatly 201 OO prone tired "ad
dt ‘Trail last Th 7.
hofior of 4 friend, ani

said.;“We. wish the 3 Uni

attainment of their objective.”
Allan M. MecGavin, co-chai

fe iB,
anager.of. Comihcs’ :
gical division for; "nearly. 20). id. ear for: ‘general

years, who was dé: fl By shia ya ; ee - x nicij , : 1 OF et of d ra tettiad
colleagues as one of the world’ i he current. year and

thanks of. the fund's mariage-
ment committee, stating:

“Ii addition tothe finan-
cial aspect, we are ‘most appre-
clative of this strong indication
of support and’ encouragement

Mr, and Mrs. Herbert W
Mrs. Edward’ Fornelli. and Mr.
were here, for the recent wed-
ding cof Mr: and Mrs. Robert J.
Forn

Guests at the home of Mr.
and, Mrs. I. Harms are
Chilliwack.
our pmpathy. to Mr. and

R.
Mrs. Lamond’s mother, Mrs. A.
F. Sinclair of Grand Forks.

and children of Nelson, Mr. and| Gojymbia’s university needs,

and Mr. and Mrs. R. Mozzocchi) 0...
and children from Trail. They

Harms’ brother-in-law, and sis-
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Senft of Vancouver was a. house guest

We would like, to extend Mr. and Mrs. b. ama)
Lamond on the: loss of

's gift e
province- wide nature of British

leading ng the current year are:

) . $3,058,361 »

1964 8,328,178

1965 3,873,772 (Unconfirmed)
_ AND WHEREAS thie depreciated value as at the
Mr. ,McNaughton had brought er, .1964 of the water system for
“‘matiy great honors” to the comn- m possesses a subsisting, Certificate

is ized as one of | Rice; supervisor of. analytical I sl ted by the Inspector. of Municipal-

McNaughton’s retire-
ment. is ~ettectlye at the end of
February and at the party in his
honor there, were many eulogies
and prepentations:

. Balter, assistant Berl:
eral “itaneer of Cominco, said).

1963

crpitiaes: apie

astlegar Socials

Mrs, 4. Johnson, Ph, 365-8294
Miss Jessie McCallum | of
Jast weekend, at..the. home of
Mts, « ‘Bndefson I

lent the
nital where ne Hiss we

gs and the industry | has beaten a ju Perry

‘He
the world’s leading metallurgists | boratories; J..F.‘Melvin, smelter ities is $227,5' 4,00.
vintendent: Ferry Landvctt'| AND WHEREAS 4 Provisional Certiticate of Soll
TE ere a BOS 18 Bld hao. , 6 ang ows Aa iSpeit aa liquidation. has. been granted, by, fhe Inspector, of Munici-
nor include folff, vice- opm: m
president, ‘research and Corpor: lurgleal: ayia : : palitiés in Fespect of the sewer system of the Corporation.

ate development, Montreal; Mastet of.’ ce AND WHEREAS the approval ofthe Provincial \-
Bryden, secietant to the general| T. H. ‘Weldon; general supere ith Officer has been eed vinclel. Hes
ie Viet

manage! Honey;- lead re-} intendent “of tallurgieal
finery sliperintendent ‘1. _A. division. WHEREAS the, approval of. the Tapentor of
been obtained.

‘AND, WHEREAS the Minister's approval “BB been
obtained pursuant, to Section 224 of the Municipal Act.

path to our doi z
Others wlio spoke

: 1S
-- | the -yarn. out through , the neck

Ph. 365-7417 when not in-use.

"Did you know ?? ?.By cut-| a0 operation. ;
ting out part of a plastic bleach ; gel
bottle; it miakes an ideal and
useful container for slipping in
your ball of yarn and, pul ulin;
while knitting, thus stopping | y
your ball from rolling about. it
350 stores your Ienitting fieedles

and Mrs.’ Jack Fornelli of Na-

CASTLEGAR; Be. Mrs: U. Rela)

and Mr. ant

“Used Car Sale

1962. Chevrolet Sedan, Very iow
as new. One owner.
1959 Buick Sedan.
1959 Chevrélet gedan, V-8 engine,
transmission. :
1958 Chevrolet sédan, 6 cylinder standard trans-
mission. :
1957: Buick Sadan.

1957 Chevrolet sedan, | V-8
: transmission. | -

ae

automatic
engirie, automatic

Many cider cars té ttoose from for dépendable
: (Giants

(GENUINE 5
- PARTS.

and son’ Gary of Grand “Forks, te

.,, Model. 305

‘Tes Spring .... 2...
AND TIME FOR A

C the ilew.

NYLON, JACK. SHIRTS
WITH Hoop

Red - Blue.- Black - - Pink

$4.95

Orlon: Jackets. with
Knitted . collar and cuff

$12.95
Casiial aiid: Cat Coats
arriving daily

CASTLEGAR & bisTRICT BOARD OF TRUSTEES

for the
Castlegar & District

HE, 1965 ANNUAL. PUBLIC

WILL BE HELD IN THE FOLLOWING PLACES:

KINNAIRD: UNITED CHURCH
Monday} March 22, 1965 at:

. CASTLEGAR, UNITED CHURCH BASEMENT
Wednesday ‘March 24, 1965: at 8. 00 p.m.

RO

-Election of one, Trust

IBSON N MEMORIAL :CHURC!
Tuesday; March: 23, 1965 at

: MONAMEL OUTSIDE LATEX HOUSE PAINT

“The pit that primes Itself! Saves you time *
and money ~.no waiting for.a primer .to dry, no

Hospital

MEETINGS

.* préViouis painted Sufldtes of $I ila colors, goes
“bn $0. Say it’ cuts’ wantids time. iti half. You can.

‘BASEMENT

‘; sagging, brush,or lap marks and Monamel Outside
8. 00 p.m.

= Latex'dtles in'20 miinutas. To thin;'add water - and

selected fa color, experts, stay ‘sparkling bright for

8. 00 p.m.

Mr. B. Cheivnigion, Castlegar “and Mr. A. Culley, Kinnaird, terms’ of

office expire.

The 1964 Financial Statement will he read. !

Mr, R. J. Smales
Seoretary Sreasurer

¥
STILL A FEW: LOTS .
AVAILABLE FOR: HOMES _

extra paint to buy! One enero coat covers most .
paint when surface is.damp with dew or rain. No -

clean'tools under the tap. Exciting colors,.specially.

les and “carry... out or

te: te describe: corered
water system as descril din. Plans. app ed by
ite Provincial Healtll ‘Officer and'to do ali things
Beessenty in connectiofi'’ {here eWit aa ‘without

Ns real- property, easements, rights-
enses, rights, ,and auithorltigs ~ as may

with “the improvements of the aforesaid muunicl-
pal. water. system

.be. redeemed: not later Hes 20
‘daté’of issué thereof dud thé aes Tien ‘all
“Hot exceed 6% } Ber annuin: wee

, anticipated, revenues. ccruing to. the. Cor-

pe from, the: operation, . of , the “Municipal
water, system are, at any time insufficient to meet
the Tepayment ( of the ‘debt: or, the ;jannual: interest
in, any. year;;; the Council shall’. levy, a -Tate..or
tates over and above all other rates upon all lands
an improvements subject to taxation. for. general
municipal purposes in the same manner and at
‘the: tiltis as“‘other rates, -sifficiéht i imeet ‘such

: 4, The By-law | before ado tion, shall ceive: "the
an ese “OF the ow 3 i the 0.

5. This By-law shall tak on the, date ‘of its
registration in the Ob ice of. the’ Inspector oF
Municipalities. : :: i

. This Bylaw may,be ‘cited: as: ‘the: Caaieene Water.
System. ‘Financing By: law. Fe
READ a FIRST TIME THIS 16th day of February
965.

READ A SECOND! TIME ‘ths’ 26H diy Ut Feb-

- puary: 1965.
READ A THIRD
‘ruary, 1965. 2
«I Hereby: certify’ the: above 'to: be a: trite

TIME ais 16th day of Feb-
id tors

“rect copy of the Castlegar. Water _ sedtraes Finant- -

ing Bylaw | No. 277...

” Received the approv : the ‘Ins;
" Palities the boas aN of February 1065.

- ee si ue

importan!
nounce
TOR

derstanding th that.the: Foundation week, we have been dealing with [1

‘fompeny mumones -‘vork| tHe Eetlmates of the Di

the next five Di this'area

h be “balding ie

d ind kno’ is

the alstrict Intimataly today wall ee of the Leg
al .

to proce
“Cts my un.

recognize it at thi

; ie The session lias now reaci| 3

care considering the Estimates of.the

‘tabled ‘from me
time by the: -Ministera of the

Crown.

‘ Most of ‘the important. le-

aialation ‘outlining’ the new poll-
eles. indicated ‘by the Govern-|

i ment appear to. have been ‘in-'
trodiiced, At the same time this] H

' ia
Be i Hi a ayy He
proy| iB 0]

; i ho sue

oe

‘of the Attorney-General and the
Dep ment | o!
‘asport. We ..are . present

ister of Health Services and
a-} Hospital Insurance.
“i My colleague, Mr.’ Martin;’
seems to. have a happy knack
of: riling” the ' members: of :the
vot of lig and. asa. result, the
nl ‘Aluestio: answer ‘perio

onal feet usually is a

yeek, “as in -past ‘sit-
Hain a ‘the

INSURANGE
a For All: Your
INSURANCE AND,

“REAL, ESTATE, NEEDS
i 57984

' ANDERSON

AGENCIES

Phone (36!

ry
evening session ‘of the Legisla-
Jtire and to have dinner with
lamentary dining

rand? hat x ieoukin
star, :. Patric! 0] Tenn
C1 St yank aret
ley -Cook, Colleen
‘garet Nazaroff, ,, Do-

rrance f
Letkeman brrance te Des:

OF
‘Carol B

siting Nictoria on: ‘business.
arents ‘are’ visiting-us in’

Albert 'B 0 q
koff, Ruby.Gorkoff, William oer :

‘obert Harder, Bernice } *:

a Dou bo
rentéd except: for Krestova: *

ee ah me 5
Commercial] ture

NOW OPEN 6.30 A TO MIDNIGHT, i
| Ron’ 's Motel Coffee Shop

'@ DINING ROOM = @ CONFECTIONARY
FULL COURSE MEALS

ot “Dyson or excluding
thé “cithdel'litwas Be he pragtica ley,
Knowledge that at the present | lo!
oun dace Rrovide j
BTEPQ i
re of fanatics. egastted as ome, ne
lo

ya “sloceble majority.
‘Sons: of Freedoin-sect’ "7 a
ie | So wBut in! Sep: ne 1982 most
° : from Kres-

net a
final Lord report goes
feauit of the deliber-
ate. donuaiens of fei many, of

the ‘homes, of .Kresto fire
and. the } ater trek of 60 by fire uld

y from
kusp are both ‘assured, » Kaslo- ery
Slocan Social’ Credit’ candidate is-. being ; built, between :Kaslo Healy all\the former Doukho-

Burt: Campbell :told-.a‘ meetin, bor. lal '
in thes aaron hal iss The 8 and the Duncan damsife in’ the| bor lands.’

Hers ti: sreason, he. added, at Howser. and’:
advantage : must ‘now be taken | and the Gold Hull bridge: is be-

"4

velopment. cto get’ a road along aiid) Casting Repairs.

‘woul seem “£0 iin ig

the ew v, wakes in. the ‘not “too ‘istant éuture| Or iE
‘ampbell. pointed: out the land settlement board may : B
well have disposed of prac-

that: a war ona lollar paved road | Vi

Lardeau while north of the dam-
site new bridges have been built
Poplar. Creek

Gastlogar Team

. While the: ‘co
* #hal ‘the! come under. federal

kis | furiedict lon because the. signal
cir: raceivingsunit icomes Socket y an Hij

of the Columbia river treaty | de: ing. repaired,’

(nstaTla-
them “otilitivs,
mpanies cial

“Is in Basketball:
Regional Frat

Noize. +L ’ University's
athe department in coopera-
al, ee Jack representative eat

“In addition; “a great deal
of work is being carried ‘ out
shetween Trout Lake: City and
Galena Bay. on the Lardeau
route,,...

; cad? othe

‘that effective March 3rd 1965 Mr: Rasil, Macalister,
Casltegar, B.C.; will cease to act as a representative of this
company,

N Sharehplders, of the Company é age advised that ‘due, to the

Y and
Mr, Macalister, it will not be Posibie tor.the Gonpany:

1) Of a -Tesiden agent in yj
ingurance’ require

‘Guettio

sitting of the

judges
ab

fiw
is hearing the om case |

these.
| assure a added the, government
ate=«the time:

‘pressure fo

Hy ro Need

For Purp oses oF Clearing. :

other road.
has most definitely "arrived." 2
TMS S 3

Ss ‘Properties —

Hite P@rou.

| Hydro Jand manager, explain:
‘and-it will-be-necessary- for

reas. tes! inceach ‘area‘to.be cleared

to have. of all proper-

rated
d last

cial comptroller:of. water rights)

from -Ha-

that reservoir clearing |
‘be: completed within ‘five years

| of the: date: aahen be reservoir | to meet construction: clearing-or

east month fh th actual

ab amaai pean E
tions” ‘prepared bythe = provin- } po:

begins to fill; B. dro, all- sone otter 3 ee

in. some . cases,’ possession’ may
‘be necessary earlier: than’ this

Exp WS -¥, school, Mi:
; Parents’ and. guardians" of aarp in grades 9 and:
10. aré "especially. ‘urged to atte a
8- 8.30 PM. —: ALL teachers in classrooms for

ther.) areas, :: where

com-

_ | pleted before the reservoir ‘be-
sto 'fill., fet

gins

RW. ” Gross: manager. of
BC. Hydro's. land division, éx-
plained * that: this’ accelerated

+ clearing program will make it

d punt 0
of cleatiag operations in the
various: sections ‘of! the’ reser-

‘, means," “Mr. Gross
atated, “that our “original policy
e former owners "to

ffieult to
intain.” fi
“Clearing: 6

A rvoir
..' will .be. done. ae ety the

us

2 blocks’ from the ‘traffie light

IT ———

ene

AACA

c orner of 4th and Pine St, ‘caste, BC.

; Will not’ be-
gin forsome. time,”. Mr. Gross
added, ‘the: normal’ period bet-
ween,the. date of. purchase ‘and
the date of taking possession of
properties may be extended.”.;

“Don’t let tree
roots clog up. .
your sewage:

suniaies: INSTALLATIONS INCLUDING

Se

“We wi oe f large ‘stock oF cast self if hins: Man- :
ville ‘pipe, the ‘White Pipe,and other coe for yet,
change. o over to match sewer lines. Be

ae NOHNS-Ma\ VILL :
: aes ame

woposly

pon T DELAY Y UNTIL TH ES SPRING BREAK.