CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 14, 1960.

B. C,, Olfawa Agree on Columbia

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After more than six months of
discussion, B,C. and, Ottawa have
finally agreed on which Columbia
river development plan te propose
.o the US,

The word came after 9 six-hour
meeting of the Canada - B.C, Col-
umbla policy Maison committee.

A three-paragraph press release
sald: “Agreement was reached on
the course to-be followed at the
next international negotiating meet-
ing to be held July 14 and 15 in
Ottawa.”

And that's all anybody would
say about it.

Justice Minister Fulton, Re-
sources Minister Hamilton, and
B.C.'s representatives, Attorney-
General Bonner and Land and For-
ests Minister Williston refused to
add another word,

.One reason: During the mect-
ing there was criticism of recent
news leaps and speculation from|°
Ottawa that there was a big rift
between Ottawa and B.C,

Mr, Pulton said this was specu~
lation which Ottawa had nelther
confirmed nor denied,

The next step, now that B.C,
and Canada have agreed on their
Plan, is: how will the U.S, with
its many varied interests involved,
react to it?

Even if the U.S, agrees at once
however, it is now considered o
foregone conclusion that an Inter-
national treaty cannot he ready
this year, *

Ferry Report Shows
Heavy Traffic Rise

A heavy increase in the use of
the Castlegar ferry compared to
last year is evident from the month-~
ly report of the. ane anen of
Highways at Rossland.

“Last month, “some ” 103, y790 per

fff |sons travelled on the forry, 15,000

“Quotations will be received by the Secretary-

more than for June of 1959.

Other siatistics for last month,
with June, 1959, in brackets are:
Round trips -3,394 . (3,246); trucks
17,135. (13,929); trailers and semi-
trailers 915 (831); buses 730 (972);
motorcycles 57 (23); livestock 57
(13).

Gasilegar to Altack
Garnivorous Mites
With Fire Truck

Castlegar strects will soon be
sprayed with a water solution of
DDT in a’novel attempt to allevi-
ate the mosquito nuisance.

Orthodox attacks on the carni-
vorous mites in the larvae stage
having failed, council decided ot its
last meeting to go‘after the adult
insects with the No. 3 fire engine.

Small quantities of the DDT
solution will first be sprayed along
the sides of ronds in a ‘cautious ex-
periment.

“We sHould know the effects
of this before we go too far,” said
Comm. Walter Thorp. “A serious
objection to’ this scheme is that
beneficial Insects will be killed os
well, DDT has even been known
be harmful to insect-cating birds.”

doe Gam Still
‘Pass.der Shackle

4s the Ohahko Mika crowds
melted from Nelson's Civic Centre
grounds last Sat. night, a trio of
loggers ‘who once worked together
at Port Renfrew on Vancouver Is-
Jond grthered atsthe base. of the
spar pole climbed earHer by world
champion Danny Sailor.

They ‘were Sailor, Ernest Bou-
let, IWA organizer of Nelson who
chnoired the logging events of* the
day, and. Joe Patershak, iron work-
er for Flanders Installations at Cel-
gar.

“Pass der shackle” as Joe was
known to the others in thelr bush
days,- was out to get another
shackle for them,

He did it by climbing the 100-
foot pole, his~first climb in ‘seven
years. Breathless, when he returned
to the ground, he gasped, “I told
you I could still pass der shackle.”

The trio. had worked together
in 1948, and Sailor was Boulet’s job
steward for three years,

Ne Billboard Law
Nismays Kinnaird

Kinnaird council was dismayed
vecently to-learn there are no vil-

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Treasurer C. H. King, for fuel to be
schools in District No. 9. ‘

COAL:'
Green Fiill Furnace Coal or equivalent.
Stoker: 50-50 mixture Mishel and Drum-
heller first grade stoker. This coal to be
thoroughly mixed before going into storage
bins, a

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Aproximately 15,000 gals.’'furnace oil. All
fuels to be placed in respective storage at
school when and where required.

Board reserves the right to reject any or all tender:

Mrs. M. Rohn

Mr. and Mrs. D. Krug and sons
Kenneth and Donald of Trail were
visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
John Rohn.

Mr, and Mrs. Jacob Riemer Jr.
and daughters Sharon and Wendy
of Nakusp were weekend visitors
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob

|. | Riemer Sr.

> Mr. J...G. Wiebe and Mr. J.
Riemer have returned from a busl-
ness trip to Creston. ,

Mr. and Mrs, John Anderson of
Agassiz have arrived to spend some

time at their home here.

Miss Martha Peters is attend-
ing the School of Fine Arts in Nel-
son for two weeks.

- Mr. and Mrs. F, N, Lang ana

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“193 COLU!

route to Winnipeg, stopped over to
visit their, daughter Miss Jane
Lang.

Mrs, Kock and Erhard of cast
legar were visiting Mrs, W. Hale
and Mr. and Mrs.’ A. Koch.

. Billy Hale is: employed with

MY VALLEY

Oh: Beautiful is my valley

Green trees on mountains high,

Crowned with snow, thelr peaks
reach up °.

To meet the summer sky,

Wh: Mighty is my river,

The Columbia ab my door!

Where once great heroes passed
these banks

The new land to explore.

Hew beautiful the little creeks

Fall down the mountain side,

And drop, a hundred feet or more,
Their echoes magnified.

So cool,
glens,

As through the pasture graen

They laugh, and chuckle, dancing

their shady nooks and

on .
To tell of sights they've seen,

How peacefut is my: valley;

Where deer and. cattle play,

And birds sing all the long day
through,

Their chorus sweet and gay.

How sweet the scent of apple trees,
‘The fragrant blooms of spring,
And clover in the hayfields deep,

‘| The fresh smell rain drops bring.

How brisk the smell of new mown

‘a
Tho frost on pumpkin vines,
The cedar-smell of fresh sawdus:
Or crisp cones from the pines,

Tm happy in my valley,

For who could wish ‘for‘moré *
‘Than peace and joy and oh, fo much)
Outaide my kitchen door.

Jane V. Stenseth

lage - “signs
and . billboards.

The Golden’ Horseshoe restaur-
ant ‘sought approval of an agree-
ment with two residents to erect

advertising signs on their property. |.

Council disapproved and began

searching bylaws for- grounds for
rejection. None could be found.
“There seems to be nothing to
prohibit this," said Comm. G. S.
Rust. “But if one starts, half a

Alpine Inn Booming ‘Again

Business -is booming at Ohris-
tinp Lake's Alpine Inn this summer |
soy the new managera of the re-
sort, Mr. and Mrs, Bob Brookes,

New owners of the Inn, Cast-
legar businessmen Mickey Moran,
Dr, H. H. Smythe, Gus Leitner and

John Sakson are * planning many
improvements to further increase
the resort’s popularity. A dining and
lounge Mcence is -hoped for and
many buildings will be. renovated
and: new ones constructed.

Now consisting of 20 acres with
22 cabins and o 20 room ‘central
building, the Inn was. first con-
ceived with a firm belief In: the
possibilities of Christina Lake and

@ $140,000 inheritance, just as the
hunery thirties were starting. .

In 1928, George C. Brown, then
postmaster and merchant at -the

tollake received n $100,000 legacy

from .two banker uncles, William
James Brown and Charles Brown,
partners in two English firnis, who
had died the year before.

The Inn, which was described
os o “Jewel that will crown Chris-
tina Lake” was proposed to cost
between $30,000 and $40,000, but the
figure was later stretched to $50,-
000.

From a one-time Greenwood
drugest, R, R. Burns of Vancou-
ver, postmaster Brown bought 337
parklike acres on English point. To
the rear of the property rote rug-
ged cliffs with an 80 foot waterfall
and a creck that was already not-
ed for its fishing.

The original . plans called for
hydro-electric development on Mac-
Rae Creek, whose right Mr. Brown
had’ purchased, and the lsying ou:
of golf links.

After $10,000 had been spent,
tonstruction was temporarily stop-
ped on the new hotel. A truck had
toppled off the road leading to the
résort from the foot of the lake,
and merchant Brown ‘announced: a
standstill until something definite
was given on improving the road.
He received an appropriation later.

The summer of 1929 saw. the
new stricture, “looking quite im~
posing with an ample complement
of outbuildings with dynamo plant,
parking. garages, filling station, and
@ number of small cottages,

A Diesel electric plant supplied
the first power for the hotel, and
the new lights proved to be an at-
traction at the lake at that time.

Architects for the modern new

building were Nairn and McCarter,
who had olready:planned other fine
hotels in the province,
A Grand ‘orks orchestra pro-
vided. the music for the opening
dance, held May.17, 1030, and’ vis-
{tors from Spokahe and area filled
most of the rooms. There were 20
couples dancing.

In two months, accommodations

dozen more will, These
love to have lots.of signs up along
the highway, but they shouldn't be
allowed in this area."'

the Forest Service at Champion |
Lake for the summer. ,

“ Mr. and. Mrs, Frank . Weilsmer
recently had a family: reunion with
every member of the family attend-
ing. Present were..Mr. and . Mrs.
Norm Boettger and daughter Ler-
esa of Calgary, Alta., Mr. and Mrs.
Allen: Olson and ‘children, Darrell.
and Janice of Cranbrook, Mr. and

Mrs, Max Wiesner: and’ daughter,

Brenda of Robson, Mr. and Mrs,
Allen Endersley “and . daughters
| Kathy and Debbie.of Frultvale, al-

so Janet, Elsie, Pony Emily, - ney

and Frank,
Mr,. and Mrs, J. Letkemann ;
and daughters; Pearl. and Beverley,

Carihoss Lose Two
- Giving. indians
First Place Boost

New Denver-Silvertog Indians
moved into a tie for first place in|
the West Kootenay Senior Baseball
League’ alongside the {dle Nelson
Outlaws Sunday when they defcat-
ed Kinnaird, Cariboos twice 7-6,
8-1, .

Indians now have four wins
against four losses, while. Outlaws
are 4-0 in the won ong Nee depart-
ment: and Kinnaird 2.

en Mori twirled a Yea citteer:
acing 2 23 batterrs, in the seven-
inning ‘nightcap, The slight right-

aecompanied with Barabara Rohn, hander ‘faltered only once when
have returned‘from a; week’s holi-! George Wanjoff, homered for. the
Carll

day to Salmon Arm, .

Rev. Jasper Shah of ‘Salmo was
guest spenker ‘at the Pentecostal
Sunday, Service,

Miss Anne Funk hes returned

*|to resume her training at the. Is-

land Jubilee Hospital in Kamloop.
efter spending her holidays wit!
Her mother Mrs. M. Funk, .

Mr. L, Chizmazia has returned
home after spending a few days in
Vancouver,

‘Tony —ablonski was the losing
Bienes giving eight hits.

In the opener, Indians rallied
in the seventh inning to push
across two runs.on George Nelson's
base-loaded. single to win 1-6,

Knobby Hayashi went the route
being tagged for 13 hits. to pick
up the win, while Mike Zaitzoff,

and ‘the coming’ of peace, the Lov-
ett’s who owned the hote}, operat-
ed it duceesatully until.R. E, Nich-
ols of’ Meadow Lake, Bask. bought
‘were reserved for weeks In-advance |, in 1948,

and the new hotel manager, o Maj- The fine main building burned
or Perry, who had a keen apprecia-|in Qctober 1950, a day or two af-
tion for. taste and detail, predicted) ter it had been closed for the sea-
its growth into one of the ‘most son,

charming stopping places in the In-
terior.

The hotel was. the center of aj"
district Gyro convention in 1941, i

The hotel became well-known
throughout, B.C. The © depression
however led people to call It
“Brown's Folly", and when Mr.|.
Brown left in the late 1920's to re-
side in England, he left many debts
which he Inter cleared up,

During the war it was occupicd
by Japanese-Canadians for the dur-
ation, after they hud been evacun-
ted from the’ const. Following 1945,

‘Handicraét Show
Ends Bible School

Vacation Bible: “Behool came to
a close on Friday, with an enroll-
ment of thirty-nine pupils daily,

‘The clnsses wero held from 6.30
to 430 p.m. The Inst evening was
spent with a short program cover-
ing thelr work and a beautiful dis-
play of handicrafts that cach child
hod made. ° :

In charge were Miss L. Flnde-
gar and Miss J, Lang.

Th: Sunday School ‘picnic fol-
lowed on Saturday with races and
Prizes for the children. Refresh-
ments were served to all present.

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in in very good shape.

Good tires all. round, Phone’ 2681

or 6537, 128

ares Us kayak with double pade podale,
Phone 2054 2054.

Castlegar, or Phone 6201.
‘B44 Ford, 2-door, radio, | Heater.
Phono 4003, 328
Studio couch, corner book case,
kitchen’ table, ping pong. . table,
wheel barrow and rato phenpernnn

combination, Phone 4796,

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to

run three times for the | arise
of two, providing there are no
changes In the wording of the
.a In aubsequent issues,” ‘

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number may be used ‘on class.
\tled dds for an extra charge
of 50 cents for handling anyw-
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Engagement notices, obit
uaries and cards of thanks o:
usual", length are publishea
vata flat charge of $1."

L L. S: “Ald. 2

"Charter Saves
Towing = Barges
-anywhere on the Arrow

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Phone 4331 -

Half-acre treed view ae in Kin-
air ee strolicr, One

\d-hand Underwood Rite
writer's $25. Phone 3031, .

Arrow Lakes Forty.
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Trailer ‘Across lake from
Celgar mill, "Bhone ‘5405, tin26

Want steady tenants for 2-bed-
room -unfurnished ‘sulte wired for
electric range, Apply 405 Coluiibla
Ave,

Unfirnished, S8-bedroom house.
Phone 9091, é 128

Self-contained furnished apart-
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“space, Maples Motel,
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unfurnished bedroom.
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One.
Phone 3897,

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WANTED {

Want furnished apartment or
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See: also. July issue of -Popt
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“In fond memory. of our grand-
son Robert Mathew Brandson (Bob)
who left .us suddenly on July 16,

| 1958:

“One more lent gently turned.in
our book of mefnory today.” His
grandparents. and brother Dick,
Victoria, B.C, 128

In loving memory of a dear
wife and mother,
who, passed away July 17, 1959:
Her thoughts were all so full of us,

She never.could forget.

‘And so we think thht where shé is
- She must be watching yet.
As angels keep their watch up there,

Please God, just let her know

That we down here do not forget,

We love and miss her so. |
Ever ‘remembered ” by Elaine,

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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 14, 1960

ROEUEAE SINGER Lormains McAllister ain advice ‘on
how. to drive through regulation Jaycee, Teenage; Safe
Driving Road-e-o course from Attorney General Robert
W. Bonner.-during Vancouver, Conference of Canadian
Highway | Safety Council, The Toad €-6 de monstration was
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dows and All Sealed Units

"THEATRE:
THURS. — FRI. — SAT.

MON. - TUES. - WED."

stripped down tod

9 (34%