CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 14, 1966

Centennial

i867 ll i967

Report,.No. 3

‘What small town or city in] litics.

arity communities have been
built by the contributions of
cultures and it occurs to

overlooked.

earlier times the Chin-
ese provided the backbone of
labor for

a
mayor of a Canadian city, Kai
loops, eel

by JOHN W. FISHER
CENTENMMAL COMMISSIONRR

fessions, in business, even in
» For example Mr. Peter
Wing recently became the first | 2

hinese Canadian to be sretted

in the di rein ae
ie development of their com-
munity, What it has

They}a
were the cooks in mines and ark,

lumber

ni-

ties which few. others were pre-

pared or able to
They still d

communities
would have no Public eating pla-
ces if it were not for Canadians

teresting modern “China-

Part
Thése contributions I have] aa,

mentioned are geome of

society — in the ast the pro-| ©

the tea house as a reminder
of the new and old cultures,

WANTED

2 or 3 bedroom houses

needed for rent for Cana-
i rush.

Ph. Collect Seaants vs

CANADA SAFEWAY LtD.|<4
eal bs

for
Trained meat cutters, meat
‘wrappers, trained grocery Pert

_ "They stayell to provid
labor neewed de to provide = the
jes He end a the agricultural induet

labor
‘| they’ lacked the education and
Ahi ) to

M"! tives of

pin
1 nee 2 a ne venture to,con-
mill

i quite interested in the 6G. vulp
a ie B.C. pulp. #175,000 per unit one

Asa result of a _ Visit by

tatives to the Celgar operations
here four years ago, a pulp
1s being built in the East Koo:
tenays.

The story behind the build-
ing of thle mill was told re-
cently by V. C, Brown, president
of Canst Development Ltd.,

a, talk to the Kimberley Rotary

Meaty reported that representa-
Honshu Paper Co,
and Mitsubishi Corp. were visit-

persuade
Japanese visitors to'go te
East Kootenay and see its po-
mM) tential.

ey were most impressed
by the volume of wood that pass-
ed before their eyes on’ the
drive from’ Cranbrook to Rad-
juin, / Mr Brown told the meet-

“Nothing came: of the visit,
but a year later th

same thing| jor in
happened, A & group visited Cok
uid wo again set set: up kin

aa meeting “md “tours

ley.

fees | ume " he said, “we got
ig about the pos-

struct a pulp

field’ and ‘were dy ci

Sring Proposals in two other

. itowever, from that point
tacts

on our cont ie more
uent,””

+) odin. eh l Mr.
y gust, 964; a aan

inessmen
played a significant role in ‘the
community’s ‘ development.”

--Is.an ‘Integral: Part:
Of Canadian Home

estbrook
the behind the, ‘pulp! mill,” he ‘sald.

Bp .., Bight
Alg|.
Farstad of Park’

Japan and met, officials of Ham Secor ae nome of Mrs. A.
shu and. Mitsubishi, .

.| drive,:-to
during’ ho nach re

utes from the; recent
meeting. oe

East Kootenay Pulp Mill
Is Result. of Celgar Visit ii!

They came from. Kicking Horse
Forest: Products itd. of Golden
Berni Nest Industries of

Mr. | Brown, commended
Crestbrook Timber direc-
tors and phaioholgera: ‘for their
bellef‘In project and ae
patience’ they. have exhibited in
overcoming the ’man: obstacles
we have ‘met’ along

Crestbroo! ae pointed | out,

ed business, with the bulk of its
shareholders living in the 'East
“Cres was the spark
although at one stage it seem-
petra is ve dees he
ROW Tr cent

shareho! Canal Di avelep-

ler’
ment. Honshu’ Paper has 25

cent’ and? Mitsub! leh as 25 Pee

ing 25 Per cen’ Sore.

in through the

economic benefits "of such a ma-

chipper. plants, will be;
area thu year, Mr. yay ate

pers, wi
He foresaw six or seven

is an 85 per reent Canadian-own- | this

of chi fom
8) by. &

a feta Seo
ment of service . industries

Guide Travel
Fund ‘Scheme

tonto
Wwites ‘and Guides act

official licence’ discussed to}:
Victoria a oath Gia ite Provide a travelling basket’ in}.

ides would

‘Allingham’ will-‘be |
ge of thé annual cookie

units ‘to utilize .E.K, wood now |

considered’ waste, meaning’ an
expenditure ‘of over $1, 7%

) SAVAGE SHOES

for children

_Maddocks Shoe. Store .

~ Landowners Anxiety Unnecessary

191 Seventh Ave, anual rties‘in'the Arrow
Minister: Rev. Howard Kerr.

Phone 965-8202

ct

Hi-Lite Restcurant _

“SPECIALIZING: IN CHINESE FOOD”
‘Phono 365-6741. for TakeOut' Orders’,

. Open. 6am. to 12 Midnight Daily.

Open 6 a.m. to lam Fridayo end Saturdays
E : BANQUET FACILITIES FOR SMALL GROUPS

A warm welcome to;everyone ision. -
i ree SEEN USES * Mr! Grogs said the -three- | fail
man executive of the association | forms: Brive ‘Hydro’ that re vans

P&G Builders Supply

(ACROSS FROM ‘THE ‘AREN.
YOUR BUILDING SUPPLY
*.. HEADQUARTERS |”

FLOOR TILES

week i
. M Warford in May
district

RESIDENTIAL.

ELECTRIC:
WIRING

“FOR ESTIMATES |
: Ph. 359-7742

at ber Peper onmee!

this week by R: W. Gi man:
ager ot} BC, Hydro's rtand ‘div:

9.15. am. Morning 1
Church 'School-Nursery |\\-

‘| has issued “erroneous and mis-
Teading” ‘statements ' that’ give |in’

a “false picture” of the Hydro'’s

property purchase program in

ST. DAVID’S *
“ANGLICAN

; “Cones
thelr ings. j
ers Berta that prop of hele ae at gie tg a very good

PB
re on are bein: subjected fo Un record and indicat
anxiety by ie Arrow | ni a

riation ‘proceedings
foyed ‘only yen hegotiatlons

P pr

‘and \a) property owner in-

CASTLEGAR, NEWS, Thureday,-April’ 14, 1968"

|-) fers were provided,.we feel it pnitude,” he added, ie is almost
would open the door to endless | inevitable that Feo 6 “mistakes

comparisons between neighbor- | will
owners and would|son that Be. ‘Oo manage-
e altuatl lon, ment.asked the é lef Justice of
British Columbia: to appoint an
ombullsmare to-act ae7aii- part
d | tal :third party to whom the pro-

ommers:< can. ap)

le

ing proper!

Castlegar, and District Curling Club
WIND-UP DANCE

Fri, April’'29° ARENA 8 p.m.

Tickets: $1,50 Each Buffet Supper

Presentation of, trophies at 9.30 p.m. Tickets

able fiona’ £ mon's mixed

ladies, and, shift curling leagues.

known, It.

cult for us to exercise discretio

was recently
18 aeentl ve, make extra help Dies maith pee thea half

8 com:

of the property
pleted only Rrra of thes these reat uired

the Columbia region.
Mr. Gross questioned wheth-

“CHURCH

8 am, Holy Communion,
31 a.m, Holy Comm unlon.

statements, represented a
led people

CHURCH OF GOD
(Kinnaird Comm. Hall)
Pastor: Rev, Ira Johneon

Fee ee eel many , Prone
930 am. Sunday ing Hydro fleid
(10.30. am, Morning Worship te tule they
+ Friendly Girls’, Club on thelr behalf,
Ad p.m. . Mondays
hd Bible Study & Prayer
"7.00 pm. Wednesdays [Si Na roped,
“We feel this is an effective
2 Held in homes. answer to charges by the assoc-

have received,

of anaut. 1,800 properties aff

LUTHERAN CHURCH
SERVICES
Sundays at $.pm
Held in St. David's
, Sunday School 2'pam. =" pecy cn

Rey. Haroid €, Clark

's land ‘manager pre-|!
the remain-

under the Hydro ‘and Power Au-
er the men:responsible for the thority enh of 1964, wl

sa
Sunder “this a first

4 is ‘the sopolitnent ‘of’ an | fre

jor. { int lependent valuator,” he ex-
lained. “When the valuation ig wil

th
th | in which to appeal

the price:and the treatment they is. “a a judge ge of the supreme or
ther orneht of of ‘appeal to the appeal

ready been purchased, th

jiation that ‘we are delaying fe this his

taxd an ‘offer but not the: vahies
‘| eribed

which pro-
interests of | ‘the’ pro-

ach side has 3
tc it. oy era [a

is'a fur-

“Under tt tate rovedure,.the the

perty (0 :
Ht of an thdep yendent valuation
yedeene without’ coat tot Bina 1f hi 8 is dle;
satisfled and appeals the ma
By April 1, ; 780 out of a ers it then goes to .

court,
“Cont trary to statements by

mn, there | ed that the disposal
b: Heice aisturns the

athe
has criticized, o
al sing, of ‘bullainge not

autable for moving to new Toca. Church is Packed
ie. left th the buildings for
until the At Easter Service

removal until the year be-

derelict, homes. rs

these homes would be a | Easter Hymns were sung,

for. children. SUG led by the junior -and, senior
¢

“we would be qt =
ly criticized: if: we  llowed tis 3 oa Tne chore fang an anther
course’ of: action,” Mr. Gross Name,” ww. fockia
“On balance, we think we are conducting, Mrs. M.' Peachey,
approaching ‘the disposal pro-| WS °F d
pe in the best way in the in-

on The aston he ug es Salmo-Kinnaird —

oud Pieriy

‘Saturdays : 5.9) P.M. :
Suridays 2-9 P. M. -

Bring the family: to this Sumptuous
Buffet ‘dinner. Enjoy: the fine hot.
and cold gourmet foods.

City Centre Dining Room

Buffet Luncheon (Monday: : Friday » $1.25 we

needed for

Gon component, 5 ihe

event of. of, expr oeriatien

in
mang Pe properties sft the area.
-Gross said valuators
and nes would attach ‘little,
, weight to the he evsaence ot of | Be
meeting in
Soi acide to: establish
ait proper: a prong tog er for: area:
fected | wa
ties in other’areas not ls consid the “most

wea priority: went. ‘to the
‘Kimberley

PENTECOSTAL’
TABERNACLE
791 First Ave.
Fastor: Rev. R. K. Webb:
‘Phone: 365-5212
Sunday: ven eae Mrs. H, Johnson, Ph. oe
~Mr.:and Mrs. 'T..McGauley,
1100 am. W Debra. and’ Keith are spending
7,00 p.m. Evening: Service pease visiting ‘with relations
in .. California. ute they
made a stop over at New West-
minster.

Randy
is spending the Easter week with
his) eran dmother, Mrs. H. J Job

en
“Taylor of Rossland

in. carry:
d- erm *Trane-Canada Highway. up
ing out our. enormous land -pro- ea standards, rote ek
‘Ina program of this mag- | as possible.

SLENMERRY USED FURNITURE

° 3194 Highway Drive in the’ Milter and Brown
Bullding; Trail. Phone 364-1822

_WE BUY AND SELL USED FURNITURE

Caroratin ofthe Town of Cato

Garbage Collection
“& pring Cleanup
-e Pie pt Hoel wastes OMLY im eae
coateiner: é : :
"© Only garbage in regulation ion containers will. be
“picked up.
“@ Pile any clean refuse on the front street dar

ing leanup week.” ‘This will be packed up by
Pa one ee

41 up. families d mmefonty ot adian
sonnel and cashiers. ~ 2

5 tens strove to give ‘heir children hor 2.
Applications may be sent in higtier Sducatia ; aoe fs. i 2 Brovided: with pase Reais

vd -40..6ee. J ging of a‘-basement-

writing to Box 67, Trail, B.C. most practical way of getting
the footing below the frost. lin
when we pte. soninded that Ca-| while at the same time
nadians of all backgrounds hav ing’ aullonal nal-space at low ‘co:
developed this country: and that Ider - homes~ the- base-
we cannot afford to think

AIRLINE Sulficent in

RESERVATIONS

Open’ Weekdays 1pm. | 5.80 pam. 06)
Open: Friday 1: p.m. - ; 9 pm:

Theliey e that the Centen! 1g
Projects, the dig ones being
e see oe atone eal
an

MEXICO - HAWAIIAN non fea house, will remit mes prea attenipts, Have tea i.
EAN nadians:. originated. from ‘make the ment

AND TASRANOESUoe societies and. cultures all over] truly functional. Honse: design-
the world and: wil increase: our | €TS are. increasin: iving to]........

understanding each. other’
way of life and stint of view. tegral patt of the ki Ti
fhan just, an. excavatl n . with

the
here with: the Hughes
{| They. have ‘returned, to. th
4{ home in: Vancouver. a
Mr..and_ Mrs. Don Mair of
fone gue le 1] Cranbrook ‘are."visiting, at the
‘With’ sufficient i me a ie : Yi HE ES i \ | home of Me ee CeO
ance and ‘if properly’ damproof. : ARS ae: : i ee. ee i f f ng Cet ! tora
valley ‘was|ed the: basement is ideal]... : : ze { H 3: tr : a
first’ invaded " by__ land-hungry for a utility room, Jat dry room, |" i ‘t
settlers in the early 1900's. The | second wash room, or for a play-
Pacific’ Railway room, aden ‘or’ even’ an extra
etill all

e 3
CASTLEGAR AGENT FOR
THE WESTERN HOTEL
CHAIN

WEST‘S

DEPT. STORE

Centennial Memo
The Nechako

7.20. pam, Ep EVANGELISTIC ‘
:Phone 965-5884
Al Welcome _

increasing its. a su : u pees
is = Tr 2 eS Sees SSS

planned a ‘while
Sold lots for a new city ‘in 191s ficient space for storage pur-
Was named .Vanderhoof after | poses., Providing easy access toj
Vanderhoof of New| the ‘basement from the ‘outside | *
Priefer wal York, social worker-and author | is one.:meai
THT, ano One OF Te Tirse IAMGOWnerS.

INSTALL FLAMELESS ELECTRIC HEATING

" Investigate the costs of heating your home at the t new vlow rate. You'll be pleased to

est of her. oan mother
ee Wayne Clay,.who is at 1 =

; CASTLEGAR & DISTRICT BOARD OF TRUSTEES : : Cicauvany, (|g, vape cas
| , 3 : we a ‘| fine’ at the weeksna to be best
| nee hun at the Lightle Maglio wed-
‘| ding, sf
ud pao a ate ide ae

Vancouver.
‘ . Mrs. C, Bradford
>Mr. and

spent a ta few dare

“learn that Electric Heating is not only clean, quiet and Jependable but it’s economical too!

Tax. 2

and feceee for children under fifteen is exempt
5% S.S. Tax.

Tal tentba te

' Castlegar ‘and. District. Hospital. : :

.| THE 1966 ANNUAL PUBLIC MEETINGS WILL
BE HELD IN THE FOLLOWING PLACES::..

“Only sThameless, Heating can easily provide aii these ..

advantages:

5 Magazines; Perioditals and Newspapers a re Serene from.

KINNAIRD UNITED eulmerbedabsbibes Le ess ee

ees | ie |6: Contecti
“Monday, April 25, 1966 a ts pan, | Ea 64 fe eae ‘onfections are exempt from the 5% § s
a cae | eecieaten as Sint “ne ate ‘are exempt from the 5% Ss.

and Mrs.
spent a few. days of the holiday

UNITED CHURCH
- OF CANADA |

1925 the Congregational: Mothodlst
Uniting i yterian Churches of Canada,

and: Preah,
CASTLEGAR | NN ie p
ROBSO IN rea rons 365-7814
Rew. Frank. Wiley agg get
MORNING WORSHIP | Genet Church 5 Schoo!

Castlegar — 1115.am. “|  :Grade 1 to 9 — 9.
Robson — 10 a.m. Age 8 to Grade 6 —

11 a.
Genelle “Church School —
Cee nt ee 945 a.m,

9,90 am. : i

@ Uniform’ draft-free warrath
@ Work-saving cleanliness
e Maxie use of space

ROBSON peu ES Cane HALL

Aan pronits Srganizations operating community profects are
_ exempt from the Provincial Real Property Tax.

alls are exempt from the: Provincial.
3532 gy Real Bee my Tex: Berets

. GOVERNMENT OF THE PROVINCE OF BRIT COLUMBIA

SOHONGWCA. C. BENNETT — G. S. BRYSON
Promier and Mintster of Finance. Ooputy Minister of Fixazen,

‘ASK US ABOUT OUR FREE.
: ADVISORY SERVICE
WE WILL BE PLEASED TO GIVE YOU IN-
FORMATION: ABOUT FLAMELESS ELECTRIC:
HEATING AND ITS YEARLY. cost.

esas:
‘Rinnalrd

the 1965 Financial Statement. will be read.
R. J. Smales,

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