12 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 21, 1962 .

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Williston

‘Tenders will soon have to be
ealled: for the clearing of the High
Arrow dam site just as they have

: been, called-for. Duncan dam if the

Columbia. development is to *con-
tinue on‘schedule,: Hon. Ray Wil-

_ | liston, ‘minister of lands, forests

and water resources ‘anid here Fri-

| day night.

“Mr. -Williston--also. said that
é milllon : flood Benefit pay.

arc

RENATA SOULS.

Speaks

On the Columbia

ment from the United States has
been allocated back to this area
for: building better communica-
tions :and facllities than presently

the ‘so-called’: McNaughton “plan
which-he said would see the whole
Columbia power development: run-
ning at ‘a deficit for 30 years. ‘This
plin-is supported-out of, the Koot-
enay-West riding by Mr, Herridge
andthe ‘people’ of Canada. must
learn’ altterently ‘on Monday,” con.
tinued Mr. Williston,

Ont., ‘accompanied’ by’ her. grand-
son, Robert Kendrick of Stafford-
‘ville, Ont., ate“duests at the home

- {of Mra, McGhie's brother, Mr. Ro-
“!| bert: MeGhig,:

Vancouver, * La

4) Mo and Mrs,’ eman’ ana | 2
daughters Pear] and Beverey spent
the weekend at\Bonners'Ferry, Id-

 |aho, where. they attended a‘chur.|-

ch ‘conventto: m ‘here “Pearl

‘land friends: rotored: to’. Salmon

Arm | where. they:‘ will; spend a

t three-week vacation.

‘Those’ attending ‘thi
of ‘Miss J:'Lang:and Mr? Jack Han’
sen in Penticton on. June 16 were

‘G@.
Alvina and Miss L. Fladager.
is visiting Pat, the'home of her son-

inlaw and fiaughters, Mr. and Mrs.

among 228 ecSaon.

Phat $60.00 rent: money

if invested at 5% com:

pound interest over 10 years. wil opresett a lost

income of .

$9, 269.75

‘Invest in'a home t

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(FURIE NOTICE

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:{ Church: Sunday’ ‘Schoot Spice
nic at Castle Bar Ranch, Sat.,
June 23, 2 to 5.30 p.m Trans-, ==

weed “your. money] Grace Pi

What makes a town

pwho cares more about TAORAE: SERVI

tee ees =r00!
“BUY WISELY» WITH . ©:

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“Bullt-in”, ‘Shampoo and ..;
: Pre-mixed Neutralizer,

CMrsm.
‘Mrs. Me sechie ee simcoé, He

jr
: Recent, visitors at the home ot 5
‘A..G, Koch :Includ:

tation | ° provided fon

=| ;

“The * minister attacked Mr.

:"fhe lands minister hit out at ||

'

PEDAL PUSHERS |

“girl's sizes 8 --'14:

JUNE SALE

Interest’ to: sell surplus’ power at
a profit dnd reduce the costs of
electricity in'this proyince.

Mr. Williston’ said that when
Atrow and’ Duncan. dam

High -
; Wiebe eu come on line B.C.” will have 800,

000 kw of extra power that must
be sold immediately at a7minimum

-.:.t of 4 mills'to pay for the dams. He
Satherwaite of Nakusp | said that there wouldn't be em iti:

ine “of selling this. power at™5
mills which ‘would “pay for. the
three treaty projects plus the ma-
chining of Mica."

The minister said the High Ar-
row is necessary because it has the

the needs of the United States. He
said any renegotiation of the treaty
could :well mean ‘the end ‘of the

LANDIS +
John' Landis of Castlegar, June 1
a Sauanter. Ge

; " Special P Purse: Size

.. Halr Spray’
rakes Ir. behave

for cool’ and, comfort-

Eremenko & Co.

: At preset we: have available at our

store; two attractive styles ranging in

Gf sizes or styles i in ‘stock. are
: unsuitable.
ae ‘The: famed. “White Sister”

‘ uniforms for “Nurses ‘Only’

Special orders “will be taken © ai

PORK FIVER:

: PORK: SPARE RIBS *

EGGS, Ige, ‘grade. A; .
2'doz.,: 8c

: MARGARINE, So-Fresh -

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“ OL 15, ‘No. 26.

figure was estab) ed 7 last

day was set: last: Friday . ‘when
‘of: prime. bleached pulp

to ena

iced.
Officials" hope that the high
luction: will continue and that
bath of June will be a record

langer
and |aon for donating the entertafament

<(g774.04 will uo ‘towards reducing
the : debt-on ihe ‘construction of and
Rar extended

Saco

bead sBuddys Marr

and Ostrom and McKin-
and musle’for the’ evening. *+:
+The} Society ; also: extended

dance the: jccess, it pats

au
es Walter, tlanken Me aad

Mrs. eppard, ’ Mr. and’ Mrs,
Loyd "ions Behr Brlegemin Re.

¥ spec: were pests
;| to‘all in’ the district whi contribute

to the Projects Society and to Ed

for.
and ‘supervising ‘the construction
‘of © the boli machinery,’ change

J. | oh New Year’

‘Nigh’
‘ The next dance scheduled for
the arena ‘hall ‘is‘:the-one=being
held by . Celgar.

Approximately 700 { thanks to'the’ ‘following ‘people who
layed the - evening of aa snd worked: all evening: to make the| 7: He’
‘The proceeds of

Goulet;; Js "Kaufman, ae Bes
"and 7 Haine

“| the “department of “highwi

|nitorial.

“Staff for next Sep-
scale tember will’ he ceaie Mr. ‘Bissell

dvised, he will be in Victor
oman (exams papers.

rr. will’ a K
MI chemistry Work: 5 Shep, at? UBC. Ja-'

A traffic connt: carried ‘out by

Lambert ‘aD

Son} council's poaltione five* years
* hence’, with Fegard: toe Basi letter.

Hs i to’ discuss. Peipa it
pment

to his | 22swers
ter date: when” it” has heen’ com:
4 .

will be published at a la-
pleted.

! The. Crest-View: water tank
has been : checked inside’ and .out

: pli
ceived the; ;village's water - gues. ;
| tional of all! ;

delegat y
reme;.conyention::of-, a ‘Sons
Noews to Pe br ner i pol

iat ene Pe e: coming; in from.
base 4g in effect 4 the same. variety.

rt. Mi, district quperin. re
ae reported staf for ‘the

i as! swere pi the! gues
ways | the cine: if la-very. pleasant

fing th

berry: shortcake, -

gers; inishing with delicious straw-|a

village’ two: pumps: are
presently pan B22 hours out

spruce‘ grown in.
U. Bide, of the

the. Rocky eof fe bod region: on ine

vay | when ' the; adventurers ironed out

ning an
| ea, gear: for ‘patrol

‘| Ken Paterson, won a close: sécond;
er) Andre’

All declared that leaders were glad-to-record that

. ur

tent unpald taxes will be added on
h|July2° and !Sept.'1 in: Castlegar.
| and Kinnaird: unlesy’ taxes are: paid

revealed ‘whi

loose ends ‘so that by. Sunday: mor-

said:“The: weekend ‘amp The’ troop was’ fortunate ‘in. that
they took home only the usual col- |‘
lection ‘of “bi
and: scrapes. ‘One Scot

much,

‘contustons,. sus

‘was also
‘organized ‘calm. had set. /@n evening campfire, Church : ser. |1,
vice on Sunday -was

was not, used. by the

+, Penalties: of 5 per. cent ofc:

fore July,

St.j Paul's’: United “Church, Boys
Choir. of. Nelson. were’ guests., Th
HP was, conducted by Re

ent
grant, ‘delivery ‘ot the “completed
forms'to the’ village-office prior to
July-2 will save’ 5 per cent Penally
on, the | amount :of ‘the.

the Panther: Patrol “un
i

wided nie te which proved
their carly training had:been token

enjoy the

eae

Ki it
carry out

foal ef estate office will be re-estab-

ird : 2 y. Harold Cotton.
A memorandum reall at :Kin-

int
wuld. be located in the s offieer now
occupied’ by Young, Agencies,‘ The

1 ahigeta
fee echene writices and Dost

Ever ‘Smiling Liberty’. b:
ij Handet’ and soloist ‘John’ hn Campbel

- | Fergusoy

led wy ‘the ‘wonderful Bib htbents
of. the .choir.’-Rev. tf

a’ welcome to: the guests, visitors
and ‘members and spoke “of. how
Rev. Ferguson had held the church
ses in Castlegar * for: many

follc
Tey, David "Macelsoy and Don
ndelssohn, “The ‘choi ane

sang "Choir: Angels : Ever

and Fair? by Handel. ‘Soloist Doug
Walkley‘ and choir'sang “The

ver’’ by Gerald'Carne white pai
Don, Stewart and : the choir. sang |:

1etus” by. Gounod.

‘Soloist’: David: Macelray. ‘and
choir sang ‘The Lord’ r
Malotte. The accompanist was Miss.
Beverley’ MMattiesan.:

-egati
3.: Dalziel thanked the’ choir,’ Mrs,
and, Miss Matheson’ for
stich “"a" wonderful and ‘delightful
evening. _He~ said how, :thrilied he

bly. the WK: Health © Unit.

| Was to-hear: such wonderful sing. |

wed ‘bya trio! of Doug: Walk-|¥
Ste.
igh ‘who sang “Lift Thine Eyes" | ¥'

by'[ ployee"

|many varied ‘selections for. about. .

R./20 minutes.

aft ithe: cl close’ of-‘the ‘program 2
n: thanked: everyone

they enjoyed every. minute of the.

service.’: Rev. : Pratt” thanked * Mrs.

Ferguson, the ha ‘and; aes a! ‘Ma-

theson for. a:very ‘delightful even-

ing. He. called.on. one of the choir:
‘boys to say. a few we

ison, BA,’ | ees “the: choir. “He * pi
for | F

6 caretaker of ‘the Kinnaird
Pack b bad some extra hep Sunday
Brant but. the syiace ‘3 New: “‘em-
didn’ 1g

:
ening that'a 2 bear yialiat the park
Sunday, night ani dumped ara “
Paper. and refuse that,

Sollected i all: ov. the ‘pare

for; thelr oan warm welcome'and said: