To Gallop Through Area

“Look out” for the Centen- Nearly $800 was gained by
nial stagecoach tomorrow night.|this drive. The receipts issued

This replica of the Wells|at time of donation are not to stud:
Fargo stagecoach will travel|be used for income tax refund.
through Kinnaird and Castlegar, | Official receipts will be issued
daring anyone to stop the “Mal-|by the Centennial committee as
es and Females” from getting|soon as they become available
through. and only these are to be used

Leaving Kinnaird fire hall|for refund purposes.
at 5.80 p.m. and stopping for The Victoria Day Parade
a brief interval at Castleaird| Presented a large, colorful ar-
Plaza to present Scrolls to Kin-|Tay of entrants and was appre-
naird Council, the Stagecoach clated by the huge gathering of
will down A very: special thank
Ave. to Castlegar town centre |You must go to all the back-
and at Crossroad Service on Col-| Scene helpers who donated hele
umbia Ave, and Maple, scrolls {spare time in

servoirs engineer, said

B.C. Hydro engineers have
Cc t I Ss t h | oppided a pludy of the cen

al TOW es region be-
‘5 en ennia ‘agecoac tween Nakusp and Edgewood
to determine the effects that
any flooding resulting from
the run-off this year would
pee on low-lying areas. :

J. W. Milligan, Hydro’s re-

results are being mad

and Lower Arro'

will be presented to Castlegar |to make this day a menoranle
council. one,

It would be appreciated if
anyone intending ‘to see the
stagecoaclt would wear old

cloth er Lake, 1411 feet.
eo *

+e *

B A 2
A donation of $500 has been egan With Vigor
received (from the _, Castlegar A three- game winning streak
District T for the Ladies softball| 4,
toward the library funk This team ended June 8, with their
sum was realized from the “Gay | loss to Nelson Queens, 20-17.
Nineties Night” earlier this year. Playing against local ladies| gop £,
The Library Fund has near- | softball Y teams throughout the
jy reached the $12,000 mark. [West Kootenay, the Marlane

the

le

available as a public service to
individuals and to community
groups to assist them in dev:
oping flood action plans,

. He said individual homes,
stores, bridges, access roads
and highways and trouble ar-
eas had been charted and the
dnformation is being Passed 0 on
to Nakusp
Lakes boards of trades and 0
other officials in the area,

Run-off waters during pre-
vious major floods reached the
: 1961 flood
—Upper . Lake, 1409 feet; Low-
er Lake, 1405 feet; 1948 flood

—Upper Lake, 1409 fe
er Lake, 1406 feet; 1894 flood
—Upper Lake, 1414 fect; Low-

et; Low-

Figures are elevation above

Sea level.
Hydro’s study shows that
flood problems would begin
etween Edgewood and Needl-
es if the water level reaches
an elevation of 1402 feet. About
eet of road north of the ed and access to Edgewood
Jackson house would be affect- ‘would then be possible only

via the upper road.
With the water at cleva-

tion 1402.5 feet, 1 a y section
of highway immediately south
of Carlboo Bridge (between
Faugier and Burton) would be
affected,
Flood waters at 1405 feet
elevation would inundate sey-
sections of highway be-
tween ofthe hgh and Burton,
8 way between
Burton and East "Avcow Park
and a section of road zabove
the fe wharf at West
row P. Park,

geing Toute

Lal road ani the highway east

of Edgewood

Some houses also would
be flooded in various locations
along with the access road to
Deviin’s store at Fauquier. The
floor level of the store is at
1405.2 feet, One house at Fau-
quier has a floor elevation of
Have 8 feet but all other houses
at this community are at 1410
feet or higher. .

Highways department of-
ficials sald Ferries in the cen-
tral Arrow Lakes region con-
tinued to operate throughout
the 1961 flood. However, dis-
tuption of service could oc-

r_if flood waters reach the
1408 feet elevation.

Thanks are sent to the squa-| squad started the season with
dron 581 Air Cadets and thea strong spark.
Kinsmen club for the tremen-

cnc | SUGAR AND SPICE

Play
dous effort they put es the Wednesday

‘brary membership.“ through the aeeaon

Te- | with hopes high for a continuing
fine record,

PUBLIC NOTICE

There will be a Public Hearing on Re-zoning held
in the Castlegar Town Hall, June 20th, 1967 at
p.m. -

The purpose of the Hearing is to give all persons
who deem their property affected by the rezoning
an opportunity to be heard on matters contained
in the By-law.

The properties affected are as follows:- __ ie | XG

are you? e not, a

not? rio can't afford it? Of|

you can. You mean you}
miss it.

cours:
can’t ration to

say, but what

about’ ‘brea loot
thing bad ‘oo! sls jmoney?

No One Can Really Afford to Miss the Tri

thejan. auction sale and get rid of a, it.
hes bert jot tof that old j

z an’ wie aoe
wa bin-

dars, cut off one of your arms,
and ‘sell them door ef door.

readers (and no doubt a fair|

very
a hen prey veterans’ calen- caved as I know from letters re-/ all

about 14 i without
a week. I want a peeek off to go
to Expo. Still with m

I have a great mae fathful

{pafatthtut
oo), tan o of them write —

r the best guest column

p to Expo 67

By Bill Smiley

Prentice-Hall.
Bends
I'm not ae

ron They . will either
louble or tripte the cash aw:

AT LAST

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FIELD & STREAM

_ Government Neglecting Their Baby

on rent like when the dam does start told

ing is generally slow.

‘high | fill the ‘reservolr,

along with. th

I went up to Deer Park last| time to come.

weekend with

ring his Boat ho house down, but
the wind was a wee bit too| distant f
strong for us, so we had to leave
it, and go fishing instead.

We had just as much luck
at fishing as we did at gettin,
the boat house, but it was not
‘The scenery along | voir.
the Arrows is beautiful, particu-
larly, in early Spring, 2
the water at: the
most of the shoreline cleared, it} head, who have ha
od idea now of | jun

is going to be

a wasted trip.

gives you a
it the basin

drews to

high level and | Park, Mr. and

What it will do to the fun, | Bs

4 ig nf and iy they

to tow their own reserves
em, as there wl
be no provision or fueling spots

on the lower Arrows for some

No doubt someone will get
something going in ee not too
future, ' but’
what’ happened to the!
highly. touted by our govern

out yy our govern-
ment ‘when all the malarkey was th
‘being handed out on the reser-

Thad a long talk with a very
nd with] disillusioned couple at Decr
Mrs, Dick Motters:| gyn

counter, cabins and gas
pumps for 20 years in this beau-

CLARKE’S POOL

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SWIMMING INSTRUCTION

First Campaign
JULY 4 TO 14th

py

Seniors, Bronze and Adults

‘Phone 365-5106
or register at the poo!
762: — 2nd Avenue

GRACE

THE SALVATION ARMY

By Jack White

arently the
va Io netuloment with

carry ory vl an oe far boat-
my used to look forward to
.. Mottershead’s homemade
cherry ple and steaming hot
coffee when I’ was out on the
lake fishing, or up Deer Park
way hunting. I always, enjoyed
that cockney accent, with its
sharp sense of humor that both
of them were able to hand out,
and it was quite a shock to find
ie camaradrie gone in the face
of _unce! ty.
Dick and tis good lady made
a livelihood on the Arrows for
years; they were always there
and are not jeaving! com their
choice. They re e that
they can’t hold back othe “wheel
of time’ and ‘they're not trying
to, but it’s high time Hydro quit
playing with people's lives and
i Starts playing a little straight

ool. Our provincial government |
Ea it blame

Hydro for all its
goofs, but rte the devil do they
think they're kidding —
is thelr ‘aby, and it's time they
jooKed alt ter that baby a little

Club tells me that people are
tin: bringing inf:

cooperating in

their fish for: our cre el census

rogram, erhaps not too many
He aware of the need for this
station. so let me give you a
short rundown.
: Our fish biologist, Don Sin-
elair, needs all the information

tween now and. the completion
of the dam. He has placed all

he can obtain on-the ‘Arrows be- | ¥°!

The Scene at...
KINNAIRD SECONDARY

i

fina pam are almost
Lind does not be-

cheerfully, After all, we faaly,
not been faced with core tests
all year long’... . We are re-
solved to amaze the teachers
with our, brilliance,

Five: of our. students pave
with. d

eda letter from the Courler-
Mail newspaper of Brisbane,.

ly Austria. Enclosed were “copies”

which gave the full story of the
voyage made by Mr. William
Willis across the Pacific in 1964.
It is. fascinating.

The opening Ines read: “That
oS, September morning when
my raft and splash-

the highest level off four, reading
program, This wai

ui barefoot through the surf to
the beach

difficult feat and “ook much
skill and determina‘

Top ‘honors wee: ‘to Carol
Obetiort, Close ate her heels
were Barbara peers ds ‘Jean
Price, Margaret Reba! iza-
beth Ma and Olga Malone

other students are
fey 10 follow their lead. They
voluntarily work, even during

was the supreme moment of my
life. .. .'I had sailed alone from
Peru to Australla—11,000 miles
of solitude, agony, terror."

We must tell you how we
came to write to the Courier-

noon hours, to pass the stiff re-| Callao

quirements.
Other “atift requirements”

have beak er in PE, as the the

Fred Kinicki, on examining
of Reccras discovered

school. strives for the coveted 104 da

Centennial: crests and medals,

Names ‘of those successful will} 4

be released next wek. |

In ho jouse competition we
are now Playing sottball: The
ont [ae who. use wn. dia-

ocular bal: but

the boys, Play, regular use the park’ area,
play, tro “rounder
The Teird boys are really

making ‘the feat ‘They,
at Tact have ‘found their “ele-
ment” and they are 81

above the other houses on points

e «el ee

It fired our curlosity. nen
we searched about for-a lik

the necessary sampling data” at
the boat club.

Don't clean’ your fish until
you get there, as this is part of
the sample required. Please co-
operate on inis program as it is
the only means whereby you can
help Don ‘to help you take what-
ever steps are e necessary to save
the Arrow ‘Lake fishery,

Elizabeth Kelly has receiv-

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, June 15, 1967

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 Department.

LINOS — SASH AND DOOR
_ "ALL TYPES OF LUMBER
ELK CEMENT — PLYWOOD

All. Sizes of Glass. Cut to Order
Storm and Screen Windows Made to Order
THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL
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Shop or Car Vacuum
Large chat bia - | HP Motor - Flex Hose
Extra Special .. $49.95

“We Take Better Care of Your Building Needs”
-686 COLUMBIA AVENUE — PHONE 365-5155

Canadian in Ghana
No. f Polo Player

Canadian Centennial fever
reached West when, on
May 27, in Tamale, Ghana, the
Polo Club met and de-

PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Rev. J. H. Wiseman
Service of Worship and

1. Lot A of D.L. 4598 Plan 4567 and lots 1 and
2 of D.L. 4598 Plan 4258 (Across the Anglican
Church) shall be re-zoned from R.S. 2 to R.M. 2.

2. Lots 31 and $2 of D.L. 181 Plan 2519 (Hillside
Apts) shall be re-zoned from IR:S. Z to R.M. 2.

(173. Columbia Street)
Sunday

9.45 a.m. Sunday School

11.00 a.m.’ Holiness Meeting
Wednesday

aie p.m. Bible Study

Thu
730 p.m. Home League

oO:
bet it on Hepa tein Fy to 5 Montreal
and rough it it at: the Queen Eliz-

is
Aa ‘This real. Get cracking)

SUPPLY LTD.
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Company. The other books I
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your car

The Corporation of the Town of Castlegar

A. Percheson,
Clerk. :

mi
more of them it t

et tors might be just the
Put ‘your wife to work. If

she’s already working, and you
still can't afford thevtrip, have

Dear Daughters: :

What has Dad told you about men who buy their clothes at

David Cooper Men’s Wear? Has he warned you that they are a

little more bold, more daring and much more attractive? That

they are men about town and that you shouldn’t be taken in by
their smooth talk and debonair manner? He just wants to protect you
because he loves you. May we suggest buying Dad a gift for Father's
Day from David Cooper Men’s Wear, then Dad will feel a little more
bold, a little more daring and be much more attractive, too. Then what
can he say about men who buy their clothes at David Cooper's?!

WEAR IN TOWN. USE YOUR CREDIT!

David Cooper Men’s Wear |;
Remember Father's Day
With a Gift He Can Wear ....

rap 0
hind a a sto,
ite, and one or cre:

You could clear $3,000 on this
one,

‘Speaking of” movi
how about ushing your wits ving
er husband,
van, provided you -have.a join’
account and ‘mutual: insurance?
All of these are‘ too coars
or common, or complicated for
you? are an’ old poke.

ou and your danged
principles have iit me -

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ST. DAVID’S
ANGLICAN .
CHURCH
8.00 a.m. Holy. Communi a
9.80 am. Holy Communion
Archdeacon D. Catchpole

~ Guest Speaker
LUTHERAN CHURCH
SERVICES
Sundays at 3 p.m.
n St. David’
we fean E\ ‘3
" Sunday. School 2 p.m.
Rev. Harold C. Clark

PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
791 First ae
Pastor: Rev.’ K.' D.
Phone: ses-sa12
Sunday:
rte e ni amid 4 ation
m2. evi \.
vs bam Family Evangelism.

Tuesday:
7.80 Bible Study and Prayer.

Priday:
7.80 p.m. C.A. Service.

‘Phone: 365-7112.

Public invited: to all. services.
Mow are never a. stranger at the):

Envoy & Mrs. K. Mallory’

a CALVARY
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Pastor D. Reeves,”

Ph. 365-7176
Next to the Cloverleaf Motel
Bible Hour’- 10 am.

Worship 11 a.m.
Evenia ‘orship, — 7.30 Pansy

Can Welcome

Apostolic Church:
Two blocks East of the

11 am. Morning Worshi;
730 p.m. Evangelistic
Service

Phone’ 365-3150
_.W. Love Interim Minister.

All Welcome
CHURCH OF GOD

9.30 a.m. Sunday Schoo
10.80 a.m. mn. Morning Woublp
"7.00 p.m: Fridays
* Youth omen
* Bible Study’ & Pr

Tamale
:} feated the . Accra..Polo~

ub in
hotly. contested ‘competi lon. for.
the .Canada’ Cente

Peon ‘writes,
ed with the
a handicap of. three-and-one-half
points. The final ‘score at the
end of the four-chukker game

sake Chocolate Chip. ara 16-0z.. . a 49

igh
er, the ‘ Honourable: Hart.
cup was donated by the Canadi-
an High Commissioner and’ the
Tamale team. of. 1967.”
Ms. Simpson explained that
layed ‘was on’ the’ in:
femnitondl level.
ee fellow. Canadians
in ang ie addition to Mr. Simp-
son are Angus Sneezeby and
Glen Welch,. who. are .working
on a Ghana. irrigation Trojest
under. the PFRA and Ian Leckie
who is on:the staff of the Ghan-
government secondary school
as is Mr. Simpson.
The school is operated: un-
der a Canadian ‘external’ aid
plan.

First Service of New
Minister cn July 9

v..C. N. Howard of Ash-
roti B.C. will be the new Unit-
ed Church minister at Kinnaird
on July 1, filling-the vacancy
created by the departure of Rev.
Don

Rey. Howard wil be July 9.
Previous to ‘his two years

8. .
e first service held by| im

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addition...
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Over :16,000 -homes on’ Inland's system
have.added this Ilitle baby to their family.
All of them will:tell you that it's almost
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Color Dad Bright
Liven up the old man this
Father’s Day. Splash some
color on him from the new
colorful selection of sport
shirts, slacks, jackets, ties,
swim wear, walking shorts,

— all
Color for this summer. Who
: Retaad a dull Dad?

Only David Cooper's Has

Bentleys of London
Terelyne & Wool Slacks
A slack with all the
features of the most expen-
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took of wool and the cool
hard wear of

Gift Suggestions
from the
Dino Scafa Colléction
of Famous Neckwear
Something brandnew in
rm accessories.

‘or. take baths.-The nicest thing about it
is that at $1.95 per month installed, it
can actually pay for itself in savings from
other utility bills. Why not call your local
Inland office fast — like a gas water

J years.

Terelyne. ©
Only $19.95

David Cooper Men’ s Wear

Phone 365-5851

ins hag been * active
in the gas ‘industry for the past
i® Pach joining Inland: early

. ate Evans, his wife Gladys,
and their two children:reside in
Trail, He is a member ‘of the
evaitad Grataher

lub an -
Trail Golf Club. S

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Important Papers
: Clippings.

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FER Coon UNTIL JUNE At 1967

f at ‘Asheroft. Rev. Howard spent
ere ee
* at eology f ‘rom
= yeeHele fp homes Shee College of B.C.* in
961.
v. Howard has four child-
xen ea 20, Terry 19, Jan-
UNITED CHURCH et d6iand Diane 12, le wife, Ee
eanor, enjoys: music: while: he is
OF CANADA cde eeen
‘The new minister, has serv-
Uniting Since 1925 the Congregational Methodist
and Presbyterian: Churches of Canada
CASTLEGAR : KINNAIRD.
: ROBSON: ° GENELLE
Phone 365-8387. ° Phone 865-7814
‘Rev. Frank. Willey: . Rev. Don Faris.
: : “= WORSHIP,
" MORNING WORSHIP.” Kinnaird — 11 am.
Castlegar. — 11,15 a.m: ;. Genelle — 7 p.m;:
“Robson —/10, am. : $3 :]''): Kinnaird Church School
Castlegar — Sunday School Age 8 to grade 8-11'a.m.°
9.30 a.m, Grade 4 to 9 - 9.45 a.m.

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