~ generators at
‘miles west of

CHALLENGED to show his skill at the bow, Harry Coles, who
leaving for 100-Mile House shortly; plucked in four bulls
and a close Sunday night at Scout Hall in Castlegar. Mr.

les has. been ‘archery instructor for the Scouts and Ven-

~ Leo Sommers Photo

CGE Wins Contract
On Kootenay Canal
dade Generators

dro. has award-

e Kootenay
roject, 12
jelson.

Other bidders for ‘the
contract » we Energomach:
and

Sinubisal ‘Canuda’ Limited
representing | ‘Japanese in-
terests.

power

"Two of the generators

to be in ser-

‘ice in 1975, with the third

and fourth’ follow: ing in
1976.

Total ca] when a of the
new plant wi gener-
ating installed
will be $00, 000 y iew.

Hydro dro is now receiving
bids for a contract to
cavate and construct
three-mile-long canal on sue

south . side’ of Kootens:
River that is required by
the project.

Closing date for these
bids is April: 4th, with the
award ofa. contract and
start of construction expec-
ted by early summer.

BONNETT’

Scouts, Venturers
Engaged in Study
Of Search, Rescue

Members of the First
‘turer

ose hen completed the
Venturers will. obtain” an-
other segment of their ‘ven-
turer Award.

Those taking part are:
Matt Allen, . Give Calder-
bank, Ken Chernotf, Karl
Emde, . Bob Garth
Hughes, Ken Johnson, Dave
Henne, Tim Eepointe, rues,

icKay, Joe: Paulis,
Stewart, Jim - Watt, ie
Wright and Ron Chernoff.

Hash Sentence

Walter - Kabadott, of
Castle; char, pos-
session cf had has peea

“ sentenced ae one month in

the Lower Mainland Region-
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AGanoo Trip Down the Arrow Lakes
From Needles Down fo Drowned Broadwater

Our Gallant Canoemen Bend Their Backs

cabin, barn, and here and
there the crumbilng ruins
thelr former homes.

A short distance south
of want we, stopped for
our Am. 1;

hat cold and it was a
real -revelation to realize

ve,

With renewed spirits
and refreshed bodies, we
once again plunged our pad-
dies with unison *
would make
nod his appro

We knew. that ‘Eagewo
was not too far awa ah

coxswan

change from when we had

last visited the town some

‘auquler and
‘it never really did
dev lop.

There are ol a few
houses in this quiet little
comm

speaking,
wh ally started
two miles’ outh of its pre-
sent location and it was
mown as Killarney.
served as a stopping off
Bee, for eeulers ‘preempt-
ley.

(Legend says
dians named it
as on one of their hunt

ey in a cre-
scat ehape: ending

Needles).

‘By Harotd Wobber —
Part Three

shore at‘ (Edgewood, before
Felocabing at Castlegar.
uring the First World
War Qernta prisoners were
utilized In building | the
road over ihe Monashee
Pass .to mon. Rose
Wright relates an incident
involving these men:
“One story is told of
Dr. Kelso who was a'medi-
eal doctor for the POW

it was too hot to work. and
oe claimed to be il

We had our first en-
ter with the” sce

aves that grew increasing-
larger. Soon ‘he front’ of

and falling with
t sent water spraying ov-
er the bowsman.
“When we see white-

» we'll call it quits”,
Bria shouted in a tone that
denoted a good deal of
rou wale experience.

e was only one pra-
bien “with | pl 1:4 ito
shore. There were no shelt-
ered coves, as the shoreline
was a series of that
came straight up out of the
water. -We Passed a point
of land hoping that there
might be shelter beyond it

just couldn't . progress any
further, It now: became a
matter of turning the cance

around wihout dumping: 5 te

} and cargo
From times in memorial Rte. ie ale, we waited i dort the

- the Inonoaklin (fire) vatley®7
and . the; Okan

OHA were.
connected’. b; Indian
trail, which followed in
faany. pinees by the present

Lumber Co. parent organiz-
Btlon of the William Waldie

id Sons sawmill, was ‘or-
iis located: at the lake-

‘word from” Brian *F!
as.to wher wee should ‘bring
the craft about.

The situation was a
tense and on its own scale,
rivaled any of the nastiest

redicaments that Horatio

cance swung eas:
tween the trough of two
waves and we found our
selves moving with great

rst Hand Experience Gives
Guides Their History. Facts

Guides are
histo

At “this time, the divis-
ion covered “both ‘the East
and West Kootenay. During’
her time as division _ co:

missioner Mrs, a3 Johnson.
was enrolled‘as ‘a: Brown

the
in: ths ‘1931 aS

ers that evening,
remembered when ek Ba.

inaste, riding with the crest,

were at shore,
whatever. shelter we coul
find, As there were no flat
areas, we pulled the canoe
onto a by 9 and secured. it
to

ribly " mutilated

were. the order of the day.
As there was no’ letup

the wind after supper we

decided to go for another

swim. We had a ball as we

wrestled with logs. .and -

snp anal the waves car-

rled our . sanctuary.

The whist was beautiful!
Soon our — iro) olicking

acco!

bad. "tt has to be one ot the
few flat spots on the lower
Arrow Lakes.

‘We made our camp on
the “point and laid our
sleeping bags on a gener-

ous layer of cedar boughs.
uite cool

tle time getting under way,
as there was still a fair dis-
tance to cover,

“This little farming set
tlement was or!
known as Little Deer Park,
‘then later as Lakeside and
finally the present’ name

oe g
cent ae ‘ cabins

found by the permanent set- .

tlers. Two men who lived

land
cover by the lake flood-
E1910 2 wealthy family

from England bought mos :

of Broadwater and turned
it into a large ranch.: 1919,

‘Arthur Mackereth bought
ad his family +

the ranch and
maintained _ the aes
until uyare in bough out

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Lois Hughes robe and d lot
fashion hing for ot ent oae

tremes are dang:

ell 4 Nordin
re you, Leave the mixed up look.to

reedona of move- the Res 5
mont isa Ereedcm: must. ; Trends, it's better to
G; Glitter pot them coming. than’ go-

you get from gequing ‘and fae, Its hefter t get to
ing. It's better et long-
Sa are strletly tor “af “after fashi than hit. an Mt

run .
and hair go to- clip-
pings anc and luau or mag-
tactvely hes haye more le U: Unelel innings which
nati than aré ‘efficient. —, Strapless
bras if even a suspicion of
a strap may show. © Dark
Oy ents,

‘of the time
ing now Host at pe le want
to ld at

fashion is to

i be at home in & world, at

e in‘one's epoch, It is
torputld at least’ the’ f foun-

dation « om oe B tay chic: peace

trom. tgs, bae elements;

ther
shoes, belts and bags
be ting with h reepect and
order.

M: “Mystery-woman” is

a glamorous fashion adject- Y:: Year” around fash-

ive when you ‘can live up to fons are jake weadextuls ‘Silk, lin-

it. “Monotonous” and “‘mus- en, cotton, tweed, waol Jer, Jer-
Bey, sheer wool,

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ent aroun an
ae rtion A a ful above yet ye er ie ee
— A-care:. face is ay a 5 ce
fully ‘chosen dress can. fool ht me
the eye as to your figure O; Old fashioned. ae
proportion. The’ trick is to. idea: that red heads can’
think of your waistline as Cotto!
uator of your silhou-
ing this Hine: t-

you. make.-Never-make the
same .ones twice.

touched up with a, cool ir-

R: Remember, to
out which - hemline is
suitable: for you. : ‘is ap-

to: ular a id midi mM.
garment bags over- “clothes
you. don't’ wear: often.

or faculty’ o! of sebing

if
" ae appreciating ‘the -beau-

‘Nelson. “C” event ‘(bottom picture) was also

y

‘this spring you: will be ‘needing the expert servic

of a ‘qualified, reliable real’ estate ‘firm: and we
“hope it. will be the: nearest mem! ;
. then start packing! Your requirements are flashed:
‘to’ M.LS. members in the area you ere interested

in, Immediately not one but several realtors go to.-

work. for you.

Consult yout) M.LS. Member ‘aay <

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“A: All of.a-piece is the
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elegant materials ean can ta i
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rch 23,1972

N

se
DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS

PUBLIC NOTICE
LOAD RESTRICTIONS

Effective 12:01 A.M., Thursday, March 23rd, 1972,
and until further notice, the following Load Res-
trictions will be imposed as described in “Regula-
tions Pursuant to the, Department of Commercial
Transport Act’:

LEGAL HIGHWAY LOADING _.
No. 954 — Cranbrook-Wasa Junction...
No. 33 — Rock Creek — McCullock Road
No. 93 — from the International Boundary
: at Roosville to Highway No.3. ;
70% LOADING
No. 23 Nakusp — Galena Bay
Ne 31 — Balfour — Gerrard
— Nelway to West Boundary y of New
Denver Highway District
All overweight permits of any nature ‘are invalid

for the, duration of the restrictions. on'the abave- . ”

named highways. Violators of the beeen and
restrictions will be prosecuted.

J. W..Nelson, P. Ew. z
Regional Highway Engineer.

Minister of Highwoys

Department of Highways,
Nelson, British Columbia.
March ‘20th, 1972.

For:

Give us your facts.
We'll put you in
the picture.

Merchandising and service businesses make
a $50-billion contribution to the Canadian
economy every year. They employ more
‘people and produce more revenue than any.
other industry group. -

Now, in the final phase of the 1971 Census
of Canada, we're’ measuring the. precise
share of that activity generated by each

“business in these categories. The figures
relating to your operation are vital to this
measuring process.

If you are a wholesaler, retailer, or sup-
plier of services, you will have. received a
census ’.questionnaire to complete. Please
fill it in and mail it back promptly.

When the Census of Merchandising and
Service Businesses has been taken, we will.
be able to produce a clear picture of national
trends i in these fields, So you can see 1 exactly:

“where you fit in.
‘Whatever your sales volume may be, the
1971 census data will show you how your

emg final geome ending at §:45 p.m. on Sunda lay |
Snight. Winners ofthe “A” event (top pic’:
ture) were Ben Arcuri, Joe Catenacci, Gai
Tagami and Audrey Arcuri of Nelson. “B’

won by a Nelson team; Keith Loewen, Bere
tha Daloise, Buzz Buchanan and Jamie Bene-:
» det. — Castleger b News Photos: ;

“Government Inspected
, Grain-Fed _

Roasts
a Blade fe Chuck 8 Se Ten , Fe ; performance compares with others of similar
: . —__— = a : : j size, nationally, provincially, or in your own
pest eae F county or census district. Sales, payrolls and -,
BE FOOT Ft ARD : ae 3 7 : - number of employees are among the vari- z
for Sean ee : ). i : : e-ables you can measure. : ie

Your individual information ‘will continue

_ to be held in strictest confidence; as required
by law. We won't publish figures in cases
where there are fewer than three firms in a
given category, so no one will be able to
identify your specific results.

The Merchandising and Service Division
of Statistics Canada is taking this census to
produce accurate, up-to-date information to
help in your business planning. To do this,
it needs your up-to-date results. The breadth
and thoroughness of the census is what
makes it so important to'so many people in

| business and government alike.

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