Ia EWA chiuealj, Aue’ 4; 1906

CASTLEGAR NEWS

“Here let the press the people's rights

Established in Nineteen

bribed by gain’
iHundved ‘vd maniseen e

Here's Why We Ate et Home that Night

We confess a feeling of awe over
Gov. Rockefeller’s sudden spurts of’ in-
terest in this newspaper's value ag a me-
dium of communications.

Shortly before, he became governor

; the first time We heard from him con-.
stantly. News: ea, photographs and
letters flowed frd ‘his desk to ours, and
when he was elected\.we could not help
biut think that a pen pal hag made it, and
we were proud. °

Once: Mr, Rockefeller: ‘put his . feet
under his new desk there was an abrupt
cessation in our lines.of ‘communication
as though someone had gone‘around town
and waylaid all the mail carriers. The gov-
ernor,. we supposed at the time, was too
busy running for President ‘to;think much
about a small town newspaper with pro-
vincial interests. Then,..three: and a half
years later, our mailbag orcé again was
brimming with letters’ and news releases
from Mr. Rockefeller who forthwith was
“elected to a second term.

sOur feeling of Pride was not quite

so strong ‘the second ‘time, and, after
that, as. the\days wore.on'and we heard
moins more from the Executive Cham-

ber in Albany, we began to suspect our
relationship was being kept alive by a
feeble flame. Now here it is, qnother
three and’ a ‘half years later, and we are
again receiving daily communications from
the governor. They come in white and
yellow envelopes matked News - RUSH!,
and they are principally announcements
of. public service projects which depart
ment heads normally announce in the off-
season:.:

4 We did receive an invitation to have aw

dinner. with Gov, and Mra.

NDU.

Registration is Up.

For Summer Art ‘Classes. i |

Increased ||
‘/Eiat' Mateo. Same Unverey
intron, Tepes cena tts, FOE:
enrolment increase’ init the
mer courses over

ponding period last cat He He said

during July.

tudenta’ reg re
ND

tion _ in | classes,

sit = ‘were on campus: during
july.
‘A special ‘gatechatica work-
‘the | shop crew, 65 interested le
cipants to NDU and the
school of

jummer courses hogs
th final figure to'475. annual summer the
° irinal a educstion

credit Courses F Tan, swith he spe-| Mrs, M.
elal non-credit

gram for, students i in rade one
same amount o of: students,’

"PULP MILL TOURS.

Tours of the’ Celger. Pulp Division will be

" Held Tuesdays: through Frideys at Upm.

For special’ arrangements such as group tours

The
unter the direction of
ee ce aa head of ifs
extension de- Nou education

and. days tains: ei Fee Above, leas cous
the Relations 3 Department. A

and 50 or so other small’ town editors —
in the. Exeoutive Mansion a month or so
ago. At the last moment we had the sink-
ing feeling the governor’ might stand at

the front déor,. greet us by the hand as;

we entered, say, “‘H’ya feller!”, and re-
new our old. friendship on a personal basis.
Rather than go'through such an emotion-
al scene, :we .décided to eat at“home that
a “Suffolk Crunty Neve Sayville,

° Fishing Now | Jotter
g

For brook
creek has boon
er | their limits

2 phe SESED

class being taken.
roma!

trouble. les ey Teno
the‘ pet dl ay

and go] out of-it. Just be sure
fnsect

‘The ‘Arrow y
forking up lots of Kokanee
Kamloops for those who

Soukerofé °.

~__ By dack White
than a Fire Cracker

nice Kamloops‘ on Saturday-and

anee just by way ofa bonus.
I was-up. the lake - but didn’t

trout, mie. Bhusberry loafing weather. and the; twins

ys and I did just, that,’ as. well as
without ton ao ig but swim and burn a bit. °

many boats and water skiers on
the lake as there were last Sun-

couple of it int mae
le of years ‘gone
but then you can’t stop be

aS.

was jumping all over

Bob te
the atee vias Kept on on ea ie

in: artic!
LP Adam F.
und r of -botany
a |e latest
le HAROLD N. POZER =
DS.C.°

trated «with
FOOT SPECIALIST :
Will be at the >. [9%
rown Point Hotel vat
onTrall, B.C.
U Tuesday Night 3
1 Aug. 9 — 6 p.m: to 9 p.m.
Wednesday — Aug. 10
6 am. to 8 p.m,
Practice limited to treatment

vf diseases and disorders of the
feet och children and adults.

ron ects ran; trom, mush.
subject ging .

ea od ithe fal uo the Beat
Cora} tifu! olumbia magazine
gar sate week,

with the
is a

tion of °
zine, published | io the provinaii Ne
‘department of recreation and/| Cur.
nservation.

includ- |

Szecawinski, cur.

For sheer boating pleasure, ¢
ake I don’t believe I ever saw as | Shaw.

Mrs, D. Hughes, Ph, ssa
Mr. and

and son Bob Peturaea recen
from} their holidays, pele too!

Reno ‘ani

Recent Kussts to the home of

Mervin chil
Sterling aa Sanct, of Woodrow,
.| Sask., and Mr. and Mra. Bl;
Melvar of Winnipeg,
the | five on Sunday and a few Kok-| jy, Mr. an

do much fishing, it was perfect | accomp:

ing
from, thelr i

Majesgey | th
cramen-

8

T. J. Hughes is at Clov-
Ra ply
id Mrs. Robert

lave returned
days. They trav-

A Inesting 1
of organizing th
ay] Model

recently in. ae
Pails Ladies

C. Bowey

4 presivent with
et as. resi

:| AH types of model: planes are
built and flown by. "he men
Tersoas interested in model

planes any of the
fires men ave for further de i

basement of Mc-
‘Wear.

dent and Charlie
treasurer.

for, the purpose
wert Kooten-.
ib was ‘held

was: elected
George Pennik-

Father of a Kinnaird. resi
dent, Mr. John Lealle Wood, age
69, passed: away--last .

vening in Koote:

Hospital.

lington, Ont., on June 14, 1897
and received part of his educa-

Make aj by
: 368-8408 8-10 tm. oF OL pm

school
courses in. Oakville, Ont. then.

attended business college * at}

er CAUGHT:
FINANCING

Hamitton, Ont.
7 “Dating tie! First ‘World War
he enlisted in the army, receiv-
ing his in 1919.

Wood ed mgrowation \é
food served coi lons ‘Oo!
the P i of

Kinnaird Man’ s Father
Passes Away at Nelson

da,
Some of

Blackie, Wetaskwin, and Turn-
er Vallay,

Alberta. ;
Mr. Wood then ‘travelled to
Mr. Wood was born in Bur- ‘Trail and Cranbrook, re!
the latter centre. He then moved
to; Nelson. where he ‘has since

He -has- been active in the
Tabernacle sin

Edwin We
in naird And Gordon of Vancouv-
er. Also surviving-are three sis-
“| ters In -Ontario and one‘ broth-
er from Texas, as well as two

Social Evening _

The Public i is cordially invited. to, at-.

tend a farewell social evening in hohor of.
Rev. and Mrs. R. K. Webb to be held i in’.
the ‘Hi ‘Arrow ‘Arms ‘Banquet ‘Room, |

“ Wednesday, August ‘10th at 7:30 p.m.

bolidays,;, spent ::: visitin;
with rejations : ‘and ‘friénds in H
Heencidie

rere in: m Ging ana "lt
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Donnan | 29
shome evening | g,
id been ‘steak: reported | whi
results were most pleasing. The

returned: aaenie
from Sidney, 18;

° ig the death
of Se ee Ae Mrs. H.

pete

_Thank- You:

The: ‘Castlegar-Robson Minor‘ Base-
ball Association. wishes to thank the fol- ©
: lowing for helping to make this a success-'
_ ful Baseball Season:

Castlegar and District Athletic Association.

yer]

We algo ‘thank: ‘all those who provided trans-
portation for out-of-town games.

wow

eli
) RICE inal eh

"|

, your, family. when masking your

where
camping a week, Kt was
forted ‘tha

t they’ hid “a wont

derful week! and ‘dat the wea-|
pects:

ie we
J. Styschyn and her
tthe 3 poempe, baie af

Mrs, 8, “Horlick Yor a quests ae
during the week. ° ‘

“COFFEE BREAK” |||

By LOIS HUGHES’. _

We chave ‘8 post scrip! t ot
Eigen iwi) fruit; (Castlegar

oy
yOne eae our readers has tak-

meat had a rich beef flavor,and
g k' steaks that

fons ere the need . for. using

milk}s Bread }'can’ be

Precenatihiys made! witha it as

long as the recommended liquid
measure. is) there.; The milk is

that “added "1 measure ano nao

somoness you can put in for

ba if ‘fing ionic’ snk
oy belo a Ha ta
6: required:

these towns' ‘were

ig at

Underfoot Elegance With

Not for the Birds

But by the Birds

stock.
e on fara aya not t Just

's bread’ recipe
about'some ‘quest-|::

| cooler and mat ‘or edge
buyin; m or. -your
to days Neuen

ut: the
while ‘the

au

B

pay
E i

‘hess s nirphises, with muni:
al reserve funds of $51 mil-
tite.

Bonners Ferry, Idaho, de-
feated Castlegar: Cloverleafs io
* Bonners ee had four hits,

Wwinmae pitcher was Mad-
docks of. Bonners, who struck
out seven and salon five. Los-
Celene whe ho ‘struck it eight

iv. Wi out

‘walked four.

Corporstion: of the Towa of Castlegar

ce My speed éf ction, the

a find bos for the man of brawn as well as Spun fee. trained and active ne

I am the ‘Fabled Dwarfs, Aladdin's Lamp and the Magic Wand of modern times.”

: ‘Even rogues | avail themselves of my power and filch from those who trast me.

lam‘an index of trends, a barometer of. commerce, a harbinger of coming events.

lama Eyed in countless thousands of homes, the oot thought é in many times of

heed. : ‘
r of m : , matches the completeness of my public
acceptance. :

Within my'lines are the sad stories and, the sad stories of everyday living that go to
> make ‘Mp my, life. :

I perform in my own indivi idual. /way and. for me there i A no oe
No other medium, no other method, plan, or scheme can \ duplicate my service.

“Tn multiple; a becomb:the world’ 's- greatest market of services ad things. 5
qe am born of the people and have lived and grown by their insistence and ¢ over the pro-

tests of those who held my, destiny.

Ihave become an institution of service big ehough: “and broad ea: toe do aciything
for anybody at any time. : ‘

I AM nDE WANT: AD!
" (Written by HARRY GWALINEY, Milwaukee Journal)

_S inkli : R ulations

Now that the new models are sbout to come out prit ig emt

we all get the urge fo trade in the old car. Just make

gure that when buying: 8 new car you get financing
u can afford. By gefting ‘e iow con Credit Union
in. you can't go wrong. Your payments ore

bared on what. you can afford without jaemegiog

the family budget.

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