scemnativeae ‘Phursday,, Aug.

ast $968°"%

the people's rights

by bribed by gain”
Sac Posty Seva. { 3

Town'is Getting Playful Cold Shoulder

Last week an appeal was forwarded
to town council bythe West Kootenay
recreational board’ for local aid in region-

al recreatioft.:: Included’ ‘in’. the appeal, °

‘which was broughtiback to local aldermen
by. one of theirsnumber who attended the
meeting, was a hint. money would be the
gost satisfactory way of helping recrea-
tion. 144 ;

“Over the yeatd' tecreation boards a-

Or, if local: council was. in. the ‘poattion| be,
to "jog the mill rate up’ a: point or. two, it

‘could find ‘itself subscribing to recreation-

al activities focused in out-of-town poitits,

If ‘the only way to. boost recreation
on: a Jocal level, and ‘this is surely need-
ed, is to pay for it, then: municipalities
should petition. the provincial government
for recreatiénal subsidies. ;

‘In our neighboring province ‘of Al-
berta,' every small. town: has. its. own re-
creational officer, even.if he often doubles
as the gym teacher at “the high school.

the small

F fulltime or ‘otherwise,

wht

ford a di only t of the Prot

themselves to, acting as leaders in sp
or handicraft activities.
Reluctance is understandable because
not. only is the renumeration for services
rendered very nominal but the task also
tends to become a full time job in very
short order. *:" «
in partial recognition of. the fact that.
are not unless paid
adequately, the West Root ny recreation

board has app
whose - offices happ 6 be located. in

vincial subsidy.

These local recreational fepresenté-|t
tives in turn generate enthusiasm ‘for  1o-
cal leadership in a variety of activities and| s:
are themselves directed by a centralized

lities are able to af-|!

RCAF p! lanes “zlying © over
Canadas isolated | co} munities
in the: far ae wre" going: t
te air-dropp! Fome yt tunurual

carey, in 3 vont
"coming. yeu “year
the aud a be
drop of bright new’ medal er
souveniers of Canada’s Centen-
nial to the school children of the
north. Why~/airdrops?- Well;

Isolated there: is'no oth-
eee way for deliveries to' coincide

lions to the rest of Canada’s
school population in time for
Pee eT. in ‘class rooms by

ix million of thhe Centen-

‘distribution ‘of the. medal-| will

of September’ for: the ‘air =
allotments.’ ‘Then the mint
make’ direct ‘shipments to ‘all

territories’ by
artm ts. of [of

"yor India dian children, attend-
ing federal ‘schools, :-the : min¢
make ‘direct shipments’ to

those schools operated by | the
federal’ government... The ‘De-
partment of Natinal Defence will
distribute medaliions to all Can-

adian schoul children at mllltary “

bases” overseas,

The. cholce of: the design. was
made following a. contest con-
ducted last year. among five
| experienced Canadian © design-

provincial board.

The. prairie province. has. found this
system pays covidents and_the local com-
munities, , finding the. accent is on recrea-
tion, are in turn more sympathotic ts ine

of swil ig pools and tennis

Nelson.
- This is excellent_— for.. Nelson. But
Castlegar is liable to miss out ent

courts.
“Possibly some thought should be turn-
ed in this direction here.

Dam Builders
Have Appointed |
Publicity Man

Appointment of Donald C.
Brown as director of public re-

Jlations of Canadian’ Foundation

Company Ltd. announced

VICTORIA REPORT

By James K. Nesbitt

_ Provincial. Election is not Necessary

ing,
of: the-

ry likely that is what he does distribution 1s so important to
want whougs bee! given to.say-|the politicians.

when: ts «him, that a Redistribution | always bas has | fields.
good: when a is:a’ very; bul- | been, “and ‘cel %
wank “British parliamen-|case, ‘a.
m under which ‘we |witness

olitical football, as
ocial Credit hanky-

big. busin
pee that British Col is
an absolutely stable place, in
which th

can invest their mil-
:millio: the

Why the premier’ feels big-
business must be‘ assured of leg-

fom wn Social Credit for years has
culed our legislative roost. Sure-
ly that was stability enough.

being a mon-
rit

or Won't admit it, except’ ‘Que-

ec,
Bia the September . 12° elec-
Social |:

') tion should turn up only’

Great ae ane not .: -oite. oP-
positi m our er
could tell big business. that Bri-
tish Columbia is solid and’ sound

al resources.

A}. "The: premier -gays" it’s’ only|

panky about it at the last .ses- }.

tain, but | sion.

? Hier says to the contrary, imple-
of

No matter what the prem:

by ik Pe Baker,’ “President, this
week.
arn wl be respon-

Provincial _
Game Limits

Pert eed ee
uduintu now

Bag and possession lmits
for ducks in British Columbia
will continue at aight and 16,
according to the Migratory

irds epilation released . by
the ‘Canadian’ wildlife service,
departmentof‘ northern affairs
and national resources.

Umits for:

tion toward te en of the school |
some of ‘the communities are ‘so | yea

érs, Winner of the. Commatssion’s
ward forthe obverse side, of
uieabdliuti ~~

Shin, 7 oft Victoria,: Bo, ad

for: side, Mrs. ‘Dora

fy ,; Hunt .'of ‘Toronto,
will

lasting to all-in
the: new . generation, \ Perhaps
will be passed along from
eneration to generation of fam-
leg-and ant will appear
again on the 200th: anniversary
of Confederation, 2)";

A WioK freon our hoctoon wPn mane |

Ey the Industrial Relations:

-PULP MILL TOURS

‘Tours of the slane Pulp Division will be
Held Tuesdays through Fridays at 1: p.m.

. For special ' arrangt arrangements such. as group
and days other than the above, ce ie contact ;
Department.

Mr. Brot
sible for. the public
advertising and promotion poll-
cles, with headquarters in
onto: He brings to the position
extensive experiéiice in the news
media and public xelations

“associated

Bag and
dack; may include. one. wood
duck, An additional® sixteen
ducks ‘may be posseésed in a’

hunter’s residence or ina cold

| Storage locker.
e; daily a
sion . limits” for Jag an Lage

;| brant. An-additional eight geese

may be held in the
f tin a Sola storag storage

public

is not all that vital, except. “to
rel . har

= i
seats he put into the House at
‘the last, session, and so .crow
about it, and say oppositionists
are really out of touch, with ‘ith pub.

lic opinion in this ince,
which in the premier’s view, ‘for
election purposes, is ‘almost 100

aly. associated wi

's Comp n Board
of Ontario, at and, previously was
ith. Chrysler. Can-
ada Ltd., Windsor, Ont., as pu-|%
bic relations manager.

He formerly. was. on the
editorial staffs of the Windsor
Star.. and -the...Ottawa Citizen,
and is a former member ates the
parliamentary press lery,
Ottawa,

Bei ent Social: Credit opinion;

Als, says‘the premier, o1,|

of iegislative seats should be
implemented now. That's not

{important at all; most British

Columbians couldn't care less

r lin which soustiinency. they are,

whether they're be! ug lopped

ere. It's

too ooniy cotta or very. impas

of excuses, an el-
ection is necessary ‘this year
so that the Canadian centennial
celebrations next year can flow
smoothly along: without: inter-
ruption of a B.C. provincial gen-
eral election. This is not quite
facing facts. Even .next-year the
premier wouldn't have to have

now want, o:
members

1
in our legislature’, tient, only

of 1968.

an election. He could go until

WAY ARE CARPENTERS
‘NOT WORKING =

in many parts of the Province

‘Why are hundreds of carpenters not
on the job throughout B.C.?

. ‘Why exe they denied the opportunity
to participate in B,C's current construc-
Som boom when their services are in such
great demand? r

Five locals of the Carpenters’ Union
fn the Kamloops-Okanagan area have

with thelr. contractors.

‘This is a two-year agreement calling
for Bi. cents per hour increase in wages, a
sensible 40-hour work week, and freedom.
from the restrictive union hiring hail
method of job placement,

At the moment thase journeymen car-
penters are being paid $3.70 an hour; this
‘Wilf fnerease to $400 an hour next Apri! 1

Why can't other carpenters, now out

‘This offer has been made formally to
the B.C Provincia) Coupell ot Cupane
but the officers of the Provincial Council
remain adamant in their demand for a
3t-hour work: week,

seceet tat

fobs are at a standstill and urgently need-
ed without

The shorter work week is simply an
additional, inflationary demand which is
neither reasonable nor timely in view of
the shortage of carpenters and the great
amount of overtime work at double pay
now avallable-to them. ©

Much of the construction activity ia
in relatively remote parta of the province
where contractors find carpenters unwill-
jag to take a job unless they are guaran-
teed overtime; they expect 56 or even 60
hours of work a seek in many cases,

Why this work stoppage?

Because the officers of the Provincial
Council of Carpenters are preasing de

mands beyond, point the contractors are’ |
able to go in serving the public interest.

There now no lg rearn fo the :
continue,” Hd

work stoppage to

SOwOwwEca_OO A ac aAnicincn i

ersons iueing ‘byt trapping gud
dally Sin no Poe aye
, no ‘

The limits for Wilson's snipe;

mourning doves, and band- tailed
pigeons. are 10 and 20.

; Kootenay Animal Clinic :
- at Creston is pleased to bo of serves to you ss
“Hours are aa follows: dete e

* Monday fo Saturday .........8 a.m. to 5:p.

Telephone 356-2822 - Dr. K. Marling, D.V.M..

‘Sundays 8 aim, - 4.30.p.m; By Appointment ‘Only?

OFrice | HOURS: 1 - 2 p.m: Monday + Saturday |
7+ 7.30 Pane. By Appolritment i

492;

ING

Kootenay Lake

and River Levels

On August 12, 1966, the International Joint Commission granted an

: application: by Cominco Limited to store an additional 2 feet of water

. in Kootenay Lake for the 1966-1967 storage season. In _aecordance
with the terms of this order, the lake level will be raised uniformly
until it reaches a maximum level of 1747.82 on or before September

1, 1966. This will be approximately 2 feet above the level on August

19, 1966, All persons using the foreshore of Kootenay Lake and River
during the. fall and winter should be on the lookout for changing
water levels.

Effect on the Kootenay and Columbia Rivers below Corra Linn
River levels can be expected to fluctuate throughout the fall and wine

' ter poate to the power demand “and, weather conditions.

“Just. because you're good at
qualify'you: 2 be a

oaitia. ‘cxar?’” Bs

4

its Germany May

set foot on Ge

118-28, it-marks the first ‘tima),
‘in 52. years a. British monarch”

Dimple aa Te

a¥

To Ele
_, Leresices pacha =
‘The: newly: _fornied chapter |:

to be Cream
of tthe ope eld eld Its firet meet-
ing outy tn Since’ then | ex«

pa Bs po members
tive lost a:total of'28 ‘pounds— | gr,
this was reported ' 'meet-
ing Test week at ‘ne Health
netic for.th
ers or the 6 C01 year
rere elected. oming yeas

zon mn is club leader fer ith Mrs, D.
Hiebert as co-leader. It was de-

cided to hold the meeting jon

Thuredays at. 7.30. with

weigh-ins to be held in a oon

separate’ from . the eetin:
po Bs

OM nope it ims and parpes

le ee oe

www

aor Club. peri is’ a-non-
profit: or, it does not
endorse any product, fad diet or
exercise,

ero 8 is a do-it-yourself ro
-it has worked for of
fa ‘will work for you. Chapters
kly and stress re,

New Officare Ls

Sr Be ean ww

their n

Membership; in
Inc. is $6.
and secon:

t
attendance. Chapters are organ: incl

ized; led and governed by.

| bers, dedicated to the be! of th that
each one of us can and. will
helped by Tops, 9) 2.3,

must have ‘an

or: if: they

Englishman's home iy)
his castle and this ‘goes double
when’ he .is not even sure if he

find four walls: 0, “

JON GEMAN SOIL; As Quesn:
Hizabeth

a new. location, | o

“Mo to a
soil. | the batehe or seizes with. blind
| falth ' the ‘local ‘newspaper .and
| rakes 4 eyes down: the classi-

fled. ads.

“After follo 60 of | will
‘ the cholce ‘eate rng UP tom era

the ‘home seeker ‘is’ forced rae
» conclusions; ‘In

s odds on ‘that
aren't for rent

the: renter.
uotin; viees 23 that would mak
the 4 ‘Aga Khan blanche. : sd

} the’ past; and, want, to maintain
jormal welght.:..

ig off: at
ng ‘ranked | 00

Interested persons with’ a| garden oak tes in-
welglit problem are invited’ to cluded”. means there‘is cold wa-
call: Mrs,

lesire:'to fo.
lose weight... Your ‘ welght “goal {Ins

urd doctor, in writin:

ona ci obtelned by the
hapter. _

Tos.
lace the following: information
With them:— r

the
ini
stbly. Tere a Deen ee the rin:

ciple of group therapy; getting oy

together a group’ of le who.
have a profiem in eomntion and
discussing -it* frankly, without
fear of being laughed pe or’ mis.
understood. -

Tops is nota course’ of. a
few weeks, or months durati
it is aswell:
program, dedicated: to

overweigit Wo ‘me ancerely who
terested in pounds sen:

<7, are: those

approved by acned “qoetor,
now belong to the honour, bocie.
‘of. Tops,

“Tops chapters: offer better

ig | to be too much ¥
and have beet advised to reduce,
=:1or they have been overweight in

fer and. hot when the landlord
fd ‘ot empty:

am i500 landio1
fuse ‘to acknowledge that a
telephone is a utility s¢ sll: So me

it} even .go so; far .as"\to object

|
‘again: ano
and | fe placed ta therimaieaaat ma

uals to oh

when you suggest -you-are:pre-|...in
ared ‘to ‘foot a tine fie te

We
“Exceptional rural ‘outiook”
means ‘that ‘there is an

to| tree blocking the
blocking ia

See the .

i enee

cee Dam Project

From the Water

SCENIC TRIP AND REASONABLE RATES
é Phone 865-6549, 00.) 4-88

Over 700 Rovers are attend
ing-the Sth ‘Canadian’ (Pacific)
Rover. Moot «at Parksville, on

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BOTH BUILDINGS ARE CLEAR, SPAN: WITH 30°. UNDER THE TRUSS

4600 KVA STEAM TURBINE LIGHT. PLANT COMPLETE WITH
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TWO 350-H.P. BOILERS — GENERATORS
ONE 4600 G.E. TURBINE — ELECTRIC PANELS

NEW STAINLESS STEEL WATER PURIFYING. PLANT
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500 CFM WORTHINGTON AIR COMPRESSOR
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SAW GANG SLASHER (4 SAW) —
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CHAINS. CAMELBACK
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CANT GANG

GANTRY CRANE
LOG STOP AND LOADER
>. LOG JACK LADDER.

are a Fishing Der-
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to hor Forbidden Pilon ad an ex:

: ‘sauzion’ on the “Lady Rose "to

A Dally activities’ will “titclude
and’ di Program, camp fires,
* As the ‘complete Rover. ‘Sec:

}|-tion‘is now.under study. Sols

National Cannel of Boy
of.Canada, three’ members ‘of
the study committee will be at-
fending! the Moot. The’: Chair-
of this committee, John

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