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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 8, 1965

When you
heat your
home with
oil you °
should meet.

H. N. “Harry” Smith
Box 39 Kinnaird, B.C.
“Telephone 345-5185

your Imperial
Esso agent...
who helps you
get more
heating comfort
with Esso.
heating fuels,
easy

budget terms,

beth guaranteed

by Imperial Oil.

- Tenders Called
For Dam Gates
Construction

B.C. Hydro has called for
tenders on a contract to provide
cleht, jow level port gates to con-

he @, flaw. of water through
tah

The contract also calls for
two upstream emergency gates
sad two downstream service ga-
eB.

The gates will be installed
in the concrete section of
row dam which is scheduled for
completion in 1969,

The concrete section of the
dam, which also includes a navi-
gation lock, will extend 1,200
feet across’ the ‘Columbia river
from the left bank where it will
join the 1,6650-foot-long earthfill
Portion of the dam,

Delivery of the gates and
associated’ equipment to the
damsite must’ be completed by
January, 1967,

be received by noon, Aug. 1

Social Credit
Elects Leitner

At a Social Credit federal
constituency meeting held in the
Chamber of Commerce hall in
Nelson, . the following officers
were elected.

President, E. L. (Ted) Bro-
thers of Trail; vice-presidents,
Joe Keiran gt Nelson; H. ‘Wilson
of Nakusp; J. Harts of Nelson;

Leitner of Castlegar.

ah Oy,
had attended along
Rrothess. 4,

| writing to
anyone?

your
envelope,

1 The name of the person

Bids on the contract must :

Carl Henne of Trail and Gus|

c
| the,“folder was,

during” a
J has inereased since,

vpRiver,

Sa

. SEPTEMBER has replaced

gowns say”: brides? “wA2

fy as ‘shown -at* righ

al marrying month, in Canada.

fashion for*fatl,such as
gown with three quarter sleeves, left, or the
i TeaditionaL per rete. gown. with. Sara trains

+] with Italian: dressing,
Toss chunks ‘of drained i
pineapple with sauerkraut, heat | i

June as.the tradition~
And eee
vor .thé. mane. fra: -
ae eeshe Bo. Feeeite |

Intense publi interest ee

Tou t Folder D

New Tow » at WwW st Coast |e"

Ome Ter:
tourist ‘bureau. spokesman . in
C: River, from where the

the
fourier folder for; a: ‘town “that
doesn't yet “exist.

“Gold River, ‘the new. town
being. “created by. the Tahsis
Company Ltd: on the west’ coast
of Vancouver Island, is the sub-
ject of a two-colo folder issued
‘ecetitly.

‘Tahsis _ pre:
said

produced’ be:
cause of the hundreds of ‘sight-
patie who have been visiting the

mbryo town every weekend.

Some 2,800: People passed thro-
“hugh, the

8; Bate te ‘fat ithe edge’: of
’s tree ‘four een tenes

rist officials in Campbell
ver" ie

ayvand Van ue
aed the; Wider ee
We'had'“huddreds of
inquiries every week,” said a

you are. 1:3

2 The street number,
streetname, orpostoffice
box number, apartment
* or business“ block, ‘suite~
number, if any.

3 City, town or village,
and postal zone, If inuse,,
BRPMINGR, WOR:

4 Your riame. and ‘your
complete address in the
- upper. left. canner. .....--..

oh These included. ‘AG
> pArchambault,

Local Air Cadets
Leave. for Easter.

Sam. ell Training,

ak Care median Cay de!
down. east. with the Air Gidete
is Sgt. Stamp-Vincent who will

road: leads 90 miles ‘west fo
Gold River.

being eréated by. the Tahsis
Company. along with a $60’ mil:
lion pulp mill on Muchalat Arm,
leading ‘in from Nootka Sound,
the historic cradle. of B.C. Both
are scheduled for’ completion
in mid-June 1967."
The: ‘folder shows a map. o£ |:
the region” and‘‘a number’ of
photographs of construction and
local scenery.
At features a photograph of
‘beautiful’ Muchalat Lake, 10 mi:

the’ company has preserved for
public epjoym Pe
public camp arid)’

ooteet wide has iy Se beee

dn-bufter, mash and spread on

i sprinkle sliced apples with sugar

' The “$15 million town!) is to.

les north of the townsite, which es

Be developed rates ae fies A

Luncheon Ideas
Will Help Ladies.
_ Through Busy Days

Cook chicken: livers gently
hot fonst ‘and top-with a Poach-
ae}

Heat canned pears in s:

and serve, with dinnamon-dust-
ed sour cream, |.

For a winter salad mix one
can. well-drained string : beets,
half cup pickled onions and toss

gently. and serve with farmer's
sausage for a sweet and gour:
lunch;

Poach eggs in meatless apag-
hetti sauce, serve over toast and
‘garnish’ with sauteed chicken
livers.

For a bread’ pudding treat

and :cinnamon:: Place between
layers-in raisin. bread and com-
plete with‘your usual recipe.:

ix one can. each potato
and tomato ‘soup, dilute” with
malls ‘garnish with’: asparagus

soup.
‘For ‘southern pork chops
add “one-quarter cup peanut
butter to’ one package - gravy
mix, pour over chops and sim-
mer until tender.

A few drops of bitters will
enhance the clam flavor in dips,
spaghetti, sauces and chowders.

Houses Available
Mada to. ‘Measure,

» Bought Ready Mada |—

‘A new louse, likes new
suit of clothes, can be made-
tomeasure or. gabe ‘be bought.

far: th

Bd new. homes in
; ht from mer:
‘The customer’ selects his

home from among a number. of
“model homes". While

Ips and you will have rosy |

| HE
KNIGHTS: OF: COLUMBUS

“ST. RITA’S HAL
“FRONT ST,

“KNIGH? TRAILERS

“(Built at Port Moody, 'B.C. .
ANDERSON - CHICKSHA: “NORTHLANDER
St ROBSON‘S

ARROW LAKES TRAILER COURT

: Managed by Mr. and Mrs. W. Hubert

“LARGEST STOCK OF NEW. TRAILERS ‘ON:
‘DISPLAY IN| THE CASTLEGAR DISTRICT

We Take Anything in Trade
Lowest Terms and Down Payment

BURNABY TRAILER GENTRE LTD.

Locations in Port Moody, Prince George & Castlegar
in

not” ag -intimately-satisfying ‘as
the custom-built: home*tailored
your’ own. specification, these
builder: produced’ homes: “still, of-
‘fer’ considerable * variety" and
col
~ Ready-built homes can also
be proditced moré’ quickly‘ and
the builder can pass on some’ of
s to. the ‘custome!
avings inland costs; quan-
tity ‘purchase of’ materials and
smaller overhead per. unit. can
mean a substantial reduction in
the overall cost, of a: completed
house:..
4 Because “builders, compe te

ats

with ‘each “other to ‘offer. the

ed all around the lake, which
lies - entirely
pany’s tree farm licence.

the com:

vi
a selected plan, “3!”

Some letters have bee ead from the box and printed
.. beneath, Put them back in correctly. A merry message ©
a Ng oa appear, reading unbroken from left to’ right,
te top. BE Cartoon provides clus to the
beysied ia
Gor MYSTERY ‘MESSAGE Answer See

“BOSSE’S JEWELLERY

* Ad on’ "Page 3..BOSSE’S Also Has All

fhe: A to. Your Jewellery Neods

take a two week survival course.
Fiftee:

flew to the RCAF camp at Na-
mao, Edmonton .for-.two.- weeks,

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Creegan.’

Castlegar News »
Read at BG.

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Hardy, father of Kin- ‘

Percy
ea resident Jim Hardy,

CAR AND TRUCK PAINTING

Wheel Alignment and Balanging,

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AND WINCH TRUCK...

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Castlegar, B.C.

ef
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT

TFN

visiting in England. A ple:
sant feeling. of home was: ex-
perienced when he stopped at
B.C. House, as while relaxing
in the reading room, he pick
up ?

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me, and

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The Post Office

PETER MALOFE

Mon. through Set.
10.30 ee ery -5- G@ONTRACTOR

A ‘Fhene 365-7355 ‘ Thrums, B.C.

New Houses —- Additions
eSBs ("and Re-Modelling
ARROW LAKES
TRAILER courT

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Enterprises Edd... ©

Singer: Sewing::Machines,
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Robson Brownie Pack
Ends Meetings for Season.

) The. 1st Robson | Brownie
Pack held its closing ceremony
in June by having a combined
meeting with Robron Guides,
District commissioner Mrs.
R. Johnson was present, and also
Mrs. H, Hysol: who brought
greetings ‘from Mrs. K. Barnes
of Trail and Mrs, G. Rizzuto,
After the Brownle fatry ring,
Tweeny Owl, T. Sanford
presented. Tocca Saniee Mo-
ran, Coleen 'Dally,: Valerie and
Ann Silverthorne | of
Kathy Salikin, Donna Theder-
han, Christine Johnson, Eleanor
Belbeck and i Anuette “Lazue to
1.3 BI Brown Ow! 8. fenner for
Ph. 365-5578 enrollment as Brownies, ~.
igen 12-6 ‘With the. assistance of Mrs.
ss ‘ D. Hill,;Brown Owl then, pre-
B | sented golden bars). to Donna

TPALM

REFRIGERATED
QUALITY MILK
and
DAIRY PRODUCTS
56 Cedar St. West —
©, CASTLEGAR

PULP MILL TOURS |

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

For special arrangements such as group tours
and’ days other than the above, please contact
the Industrial Relations Deparenent tin-24

TRY THE NEW

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y A 3) s e : -
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USED VEHICLES
C-1100°Travelall 3-Speed 6-Cylinder.
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"58 JEEP Half-Ton 4°X 4°”
"60 LAND ROVER 4 X 4 with Leen
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— ‘NOW ON DISPLAY _

CUB CADET GARDEN TRACTOR
With 42-inch 3-Blade Rotary Mower.

SEE GEORGE. CLERIHEW AT.
Central Truck

& Equipment
COMPANY, LIMITED

498 Columbia Ave. Ph. 365-6565
Ask to Test: Drive Boots Vehicle.

Hill, Joy Clarke, petsyn Fergu-
£02, Lora: Lee Haviland, Joan
Shevarak, Christine Sallicin, He-
len Nickerson, Janice Lamb,
Dianne Schlautner, Joan LaHue,
Marilyn Dally, Carol . Worley,
Laurie Kaardal, Marcel LaHue,
April Crown, Sylvia Pressacco
and Donna McFarlane,

The: Browniés ‘who' were
flying up were presented with

their wings by Brown Owl and
then‘ they took the “stepping
stones” to Guide Land, along a
garden path Hned with spring

flowers.

.The . Brownies sang ‘This
Is the Hour” to their friends
as they were, leaving. Win,
were presented to Lynne San-
ford, Marjorie Thors, Marnie
Shkwarok, Charlene Haviland,
Beverly Belbeck, Louise Zurek,
Susan Fodor, Laura e Flynn
and Wendy Donald. They were
welcomed anton the..Guide com-
pany by. captain M.: Bro and
taken Into the different patrols,

Mrs. Hyson then presented
Donna Dewis: with her. citizen-
ship badge and Pauline Lesy
with .her conservation ‘badge.
Both girls had worked very hard
to earn these badges.

Hill were enrolled into
Guide comapny by L

Kathy Tegart and Coleen Sp

ACE. Penney.

A.-E.’Penney and John’ G.

W. McIntyre have been appoint-|

ed to two newly created posi-

tions within: Couunbis Cellulose

Company, a recent announce-

sent Foul 3 M. Marshall, pre-
ent. ;

Pe sy. has been ap-
pointed, executive vice-president
of planning’;and , development
and Mr, McIntyre executive vice:
president, of operations.

“Columbia Cellulose has a

of it,” sald

are now, at Nhat stage In ae
development where we must en:
large our management team
and make better use of the
eclalized knowledge and tech-
nical skills of the people we
h ‘These

significant’ growth ‘period ahead
fant ene pi ‘hail. P

ployed* fh'an
with Columbia Cellulose since
1956. ;He: received a;degree in

chemical. engineering from the | E

University of ;Toron
since had 23 years ot
In the’ pulp and
in ‘process meth

i
ecutive vice-president, is. ,
keeping with rane company’s a

ae mi
uate vont the rei ie of
ronto in commerce’and finance,
with a’ masters degree in bus
iness ‘administration from ‘ Har-
vard_ Graduate School of ‘Busin-
vess. He has been employed in

Mrs, S, Dewis,

Mrs, Johnson then had the | jacg,

flect’ the activity due
to the new Skeena Kraft pro-
under way at

very task of pi
ing Joy Anderson with her gold
cord and’ pin.

Refreshments were provid-
ed by. Brownie and Guide mo-
thers and served by the Guid-
ers, This evening brought to a

Prince Rupert as a: joint under-
taking .with Svenska Cellulosa
of Sweden,’ and: the opportuni-
ties open to the. company for
further expansion and diversi-
fication.

Mr. Penney has been em-| ang

“with. Ford
of Australia and Ford ‘of tan
ada since ‘1951. Prior ‘to that
he' spent four years:with Abitibi
Power and Paper Company in| ==
eastern Canada. Mr. Mcls

overseas experience’ in manu-
ig, Marketing, . finance

close a very busy. year for the
Robson Brownies and their lead.

Kids With Malehes
‘fay. Have Started —
_A Fire In Castlegar

xe ; ith
matches are" Tbeueved to iave
caused a: fire in legar on
Monday: afternoon.

The fire was in the heavily
wooded area across from the

the Castlegar Exchange. Fire
chief Ed Lewis said 12 firemen
responded to the fire siren at
about 4 p.m.

I geriae f goin 2
ad rei got goi ng,
could have destroyed thes

| Castlegar Elementary schoo!

Fires at Kinnaird
Park Caused by ©
Children Smoking

‘Kinnaird fire chief R. Ar-
chambault ‘has’ reported that
three : fires. in three days, two
of ‘them: by. the Kinnaird Park,
were ‘caused by children’ smok-
ing or picnicing ‘in the area.

As these’ fires could have
caused serious damage’ if not
caught in time, Mr. Archambault

asks that parents: watch : their
y children: If another report'comes

the area’ may have | to be
closed Off NEE iat

Villages. Approve. 4
“HE CMH Loans |
- “There were’11. Central ‘Mort.
gage and: Housing Corporation

loans approved in the twin vil-
‘lages during the first six months

08 this, year,

CM&H manager MT.’ Fras-
er.of Trail said: this week that
‘six -Joans’ were ‘approved’ ‘for
Castlegar and five for naird.
compares with four Joans | ¢p,

and’ three  loaiis \‘re: ectively | pa
during the same "period
year. Res

Castlegar Esso Service .behind | P:

‘There was ho: ‘fire loss but}:

. | sited:

Deer Park Socials

Mrs. C. x WILLIAMSON.

Mr. and. Mrs. Howard A:
Waite ‘and family of. Pleasant
Hill, Calif. arrived ‘to spend-a
two-week holiday at their sum-
mer home here,

Mr. and-Mra, 0. W.. Aas-
land, daughter Janene and son
Jordon and Mr. and Mrs.
bert Wilsons aon Robbie and

daughter. all of Cran-
brook sare the’ holiday week-
end on a@ camping trip at Deer

Mr. Miles’.Weaver and: a
friend, :both of Maple Creek,
Sask. were the recent susets of
Mr. and Mire -. 8.’ Phe! Ips,

BD

weekend: for, Erickson’ where
id | they: will make their new home.
Mr. and. Mra. Robert Foxall

to Deer Park’ and

ea.”
Mr..and Mrs. C. T. ‘William:
son’ enjoyed ‘a surprise - visit.
from’ a: cou
Grams, . with her Bushs) id Mr;
Harry Grams~ and the! sons
Kelly: and Glenn, of « Glidden,
Sask. ‘The Grams family also: vi-
-with - relatives © at Renata
wulle'o on their: first“ visit to o BG
Mr, and Mrs, Bob ‘Ha
and Mrs. Harper’s father al of
Nelson were Sunday visitors to
Renata and -Deer-Park. Among
other weekend visitors .were Mr.
‘and: Mrs.:Nick:Oswald, Mr. Char-
les: Wilson, Mrs. M. 'Stover,: H:
Merriefield, and Mr..and Mrs.
Ww. ‘Wishloff. all- of . Castlegar.
Mr. and Mrs.'C. T.

son: were’ visitors to Castlegar
‘Saturday’ where’ “they attended
the Schuepfer-Anderson wedding
ceremony,’ which: was held’ in
the United Church.

Mr. and Mrs. George Merlo
and daughters of Warfield were
the weekend guests of Mrs. Mer-
‘lo’s parents, Mr. and’ Mrs. .' 0.
P.. D'Andrea.

The warm and sunny. w
ther brought out ‘many camp-

Open 9-96 Days: a Week | .

Yes,. We're Now: Open from 9 a.m, to. 9 Pm... Six, Days : atk
a Week from Monday through Saturday for the Com
venience of Custos Who. Must Shee Evenings.

re STLEGAR SPORTING GOODS.

HEADQUARTERS’ FOR 8 CAMPING GEAR”

son and children ‘of
spent ‘the holiday weekend :

{their summer home Here. .

‘and-their families, “Swi 4
and games were enjoyed by. all:

” MENZIES GENERA
CONTRACTING
<= CUSTOM:- BUILT:
‘ AND REMODELLE
‘HOMES
"General: ‘Home Repairs:
Phone 365-6436

142-7th ‘Ave. ee ‘BC.

of ‘Nelson’ were recent visitors:

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FUNERALS

- American funeral: Friends
send lots of flowers. Chinese

watches.

Chinese Friends
send lots of food. American
watches, then asks Chinese,
“When do you think your friend

will rise up and eat all that
food?” Chinese answers, “When
youre: friend rise up and smell

funeral:

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GOLDEN WEST

CHEESE 2 |b. pkg. 99¢c

SUNKIST

LEMON JUICE 6 tins 99c

MALKIN’S 6. TINS

BEANS with PORK $1.00
CANTELOUPE 4 for $1.
POTATO CHIPS pkg 49c

ses FROM OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT :—
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