Busy Past, Bright Future
Seen for Local Hospital _ PAINTING

cost less Federal grants com-, and cooperation I have receiv- and

ms|pared to the old formula f|ed during the past year. — D RATING
ine |. Old Testament ECOR
OF Discussed TELEPHONE 365-7454
By Robson WA

A discussion of the Old
mt book of Amos

John . Mills

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thurs., March 21, 1968 5

Union Protests Bill 33

The Castlegar News has

been given a f

lotter’ to Donald “Brothers

Rossland-Trail and

minister of mines and petro-

They Cages Jeum resources,

and one week off. Ys thers Brothe dot ‘Cerpenied
@ great deal of overtime

involved, most of them are

making very high wages.

‘DON BROTHERS REPORT

The buriness of the Leg-, Ve ‘
Fi pu pete My yen Island near Tof- system, |
lature carri undry
day morning alas, There is a complement of

on the Boor of the house. On Satu
number about
eb of members of the it 45 men on the rig at all

met
In Victoria whore airport] times,

boa:
eo charter alreraft to fly a

dining, room and

a fundamental assault
and recreational are- 8. weiter!

civil jiterties q
Today it is the workin,
in our society; tomor,
hatever group incurs
leasure of the govern-

during 1968 were revealed
week by Castlegar and| were

District Hospital administra-

tor Ken Talarico. the Ne

sis In a report delivered last | appro
f.| Thureday at the annual | meet

worl

: , thi embe!

t-| were: Randolph Hardin NDP
member for Revelstoke Slo-

can; Allan’ Macf;

al member for Oal

a of , Social  Credi
mem
ie bers inclu

Dear Sir:
On February 21, 1968
Bill 33 was introduced into

t provides for adjudi
tion of wa al
et orden et by cab-

‘ . The day
we were there a fairl !
tl wind was blowing, eet trex
a slight movement

hips Of Co! lon.
The full toxt of his report j 000.
Castlegar and District
lospital experienced its busi- tal
est year in 1967.
uring the year, there
were 2,031 adult and child ad-
ions and 12,484 patient

lips,

gneiDe gy MeDiarmia of Al-
iat [ioe late shel
vee 20 miles offshore front Toting,
coast of er plat. clea fest wae

I Rags-to-Riches is Sweet
Story for Pup Team. __

goals, one by Kevin Wilson,
rig rg by Barry Dovaoll”
The Bruins’ last-ditch | oy
tf awh Get
Randy Mykyie.

| Peter Kinakin
SUiLDING CONTRACTOR "ahaate

365-5160

which kas ultimately
buted to the high level of care
the pi have in

th
moventat sr were me

The sleeping — quarte:
immaculate and looked
first-class hotel. ed

wish
Mr. Bill
his board mem-| ¢j,
as the building
for the guidance | rg.

lusion, I
chairman,

sions and patient days increas-
ed 185 and 783 respectively,
while and
days increased 10 and 136

Colonial Club

DANCE
: Saturday, March 23

CASTLEGAR ARENA

STRANGE BEDFELLOWS ‘ler,
now been bang in the kitchen.
Per! who is mov-
ing to gar, was replaced z;
by Mrs. E. R. Nilsson on the :
coma HOLIDAYING IN VANCOUVER?

‘Then you want a central address close te
all attractions, yet priced to suit your budget.
BEA || Weta te ce aariey Pane Plow fon

close to bea and ley d
2 Hghway, | inlshed cult tion. free. to drop us a line for our descriptive bro-

chure.
Sands Motor Hotel
MUtval 2-1831 Davie at Denman
Commercial Cards Honored
“On English Bay at Stanley Park”

New Consiruction is Going Weli
At Hospital Says A.A. Lambert

Castle-; 85 cent majority. ground floors for the complete
re BCHIS approval to] contract by ited 1969.
tule, award contract July 5. ‘The building committee,
cording to @ Contract signed and) a ur
a meeting of the hospital sc-} construction began on July
ciety last Thi night by|6. Completion expected April
building committee chairman, |6, 1969.
A. A. Lambert. @ Cost of construction)
‘Mr. Lambert outlined the|to Dec. 31, 1967—$809,228.15,
which led to approval The contractors have hir-
of construction and then com-|ed local men on this job
mented on p to date. ible. OF ni

men have had to be
: wonder full text of his report brought in for specific trades.

; In reporting on the pro- The usual work force has been
‘gress on new construction, I

‘will first record salient dates

te 7 “45, an ineseeee. Fpluntesred, to replace Mrs. wer,
101 over -previous year. . Perkins on the box those
tients for the year committee, ip have the tougherne

an increase of all because in a’ storm the
me of an excit- 2 Scoring

ding gai
in; est-0f-s
2 best-of-five final series. goals 9 p.m. - 1 a.m.

$2 Each .
Music by the Colonials

Refreshments Available

wil take
council for active

‘The expansion project is
£ ing on At
the present time we are in

the midst of purchasing the by th
necessary equipment and sUp-

ies.
Word was ived from
BCHIS that our expansion
project would qualify for the
new provincial government
‘This means that the
provincial government i
Fontribute 60 per cent of the | img
Padihaciacent et Amaia ces

duMaurier Firsts
Return to Rossland
To Race Next Week

The tri
by the Shelt “Oil
Which is leasing th
is engaged in a
ing program.
understand that the:
mle werk $6 million on seis.
s le rig cost over $10
million and the next two-year

peri a

them about $12 am cost
authorities told

fhatite $22,000 a day to

son,
Sylvest,
dministra’

ie writer and our
a tor, Ken Talarico,
and clerk of works, Bob

d especially the la

an Service Committee.
Members felt that support
should be given to

se CPA Stewardess and Baby Tiger Both Bourd
as outlined

Truemans Guests
Of Local Chamber

Commander and Mrs.
M. Trueman of Kinnaird mans
guests of honor at last Thurs-
day night's Castlegar and
District. Chamber of Com-

recent power toboggan
over the approximately pro-

for Lime, Peru ihe| Kevin
Relative of Local Woman :
Died Friday in Nelson

of a Kin-
naird woman, Mrs, Carri
Bickell, 80, died in’ Mt. St
Pe ihang Hospital, Nelson last
tines’ following..a lengthy

Alt
DePaoll fee and Barry

Harman.
mo, | Kevin New accounted for the
by Ken takin, Boa Sete

le final game th
teams - played through two
periods without a’ score? as
goalies Calvin Grunerud and
Paul Stewart played

No Minors

rogressing quite
Three handinitted

res, Wi

le answering for the
assiste:

Fitpatrice | DY Roddy

The thi

cost
Operate the rig. The tri
highly interesting to those of
us fortunate enough to go.
Soret ds ™ov-
rate,
Past week ver

president Jack Hipwell.

Not Rotien Eges .
Just Sweet Smell

major framin;

work had been completed so
that the building could be| contract.

25| boarded for winter construc- ‘Your chairman, Bill Hor-
tion, with the effect that there vath has taken a keen inter-
has been no delay from this est and has put in many hours

~ and loved

Be aifowers:

one son, James. husband and | first
Slie is ‘survived by one

cl in th perfect
Clothes are sent to Use for

on your b overseas relief and the com-

H
i @ Approval by BCHIS
‘and authorization to call ten-
iders, March 20, 1987.

Tenders called May

cause.

Presently it is expected
that the nursing floor will be
completed by August, 1968,
and the renovations on the

t e
112: Smith Bros. & Wilson —

All
ven freely of their time and
ene the thanks of the local
citizens. bee

of ithese men z have Two skiers who competed
duMaurier Inter-

uing second and third in

Gi Moneymaking

“Honestly, it isn’t a bad

mittee would appreciate dona-

tions from everyone in. th

e

merce dinner held i i
id in the Hi

Honored by Dr. C. S. Fow-
ler, the couple were commend.
ed on their efforts in instigat-

daughter, Mrs. Irene Askew
Mrs. Ken Yaseuun es
, Mrs. Bruce vk of

; Mrs. Bickell was born
Wlinsis in 1897 and received
Bg incon a Wheat

n- |Period; the Leafs

a_scoreless second
hit ‘for two

Alex.|€d_ the esti
partments of aes;
ucation and labour.
Week should be in-

In the dyin; ’
le ig minutes of With
lied | departments

(Stan,

PRICED Rj}

GHT

‘66 Merc Half Ton
6 cylinder standard transmission.
‘66 Comet Sedan
V-8 standard transmission
‘62 Olds Coupe
V8, AT, PS, PE
‘61 Ford 2 door H.T.
‘60 Frontenac, Stn. Won.
‘59 Chev. Impala 4 Dr: 4.T.
: ‘59 Meteor V-8 AT. 0
.. 455 Desoto, Includes tax & rege 2. :

World Cup standings, return
28-31.

1ODE Officers Slate © Bamting Cera, i
For 1967-68 Season Brug

ith 77
The regular meeting of| History. One was given to the| e: yt
the Lillian Killough Chapter | Castlegar Centennial Library|Canada’s first World
was held Monday in the Twin| and six to schools — Kinnaird | event. .
Rivers hall, with the regent, Elementary, Woodland Park, Other of the
i Blueberry, Robson|Swiss men’s team include
Jean-Daniel, Daetwyler, Willi

Mrs. A. McKinnon presiding. ,, Thrums,
Officers elected for the| and Kinnaird Junior Second- Filli
1968-69 year are: first vice-| ary. Favre, Kurt Huggler and Kurt
regent — Mrs. A. Selbie; sec- These portfolios will be |Schnider. Daetwyler is tied
ond vice-regent — Mrs. L.|used as teaching aids for for ninth in World Cup com-
tary — Mrs. L. to VIIL petition. 3 :
_— F. Swiss women include
Fernande Bochatey. Isabelle
Mir of France leads the wo-
men’s’ division. — exosli
Vreni Inabnit and a girl
named. round out the

ege” is often the comment of
Caitlegar, Kinnaird and. dis ing the first power squadron| ,

5 ant ju a ; j

‘Gict 4 residents when - visitors He ise = | . : Castlegar.
perity in the air. i: - - ee

But the comment isn’t
just restricted to this area.
Ken Hall, formerly of the
Celgar pulp division here and
now manager of the pulp mill
at Ont., sent
back a card titled “Honestly
it isn’t a Bad Egg!” which is
posted in the rooms of the
Espanola Hotel. 3
It's text follows:
“Pulp and paper mills
manufacturing the higher | stitut
grade papers are chemical in- i .

ies in that the cellulose i

the game, the Leafs tallied
Harmai

—$—$—
re

+ $2,292,846.00. Dawson & Hall Askew, mer resi eral Leaf.

ed such as hi
f cell took up resides
to with her daughter, 5 e

" ident of A private. family

Blueberry Greck. Boor health was held in the chapel ot the| team,
Mt. St. Francis. de at Tn Monel Home ‘Monday | Comrades o in ottier acti
She was very fond. of|ating. in Gustafson offici- Id adiens ended on swings

SPECIALS

FLOUR, Royal Standard, 24 Ib.

next regular %
ing of the Women’s Associa-
tion will be held April 2 in
the Church Hall.

District Meoting
Planned in Rohson

326, to raise an
$318,282. Plebiscite passed by
———_——

FRUIT
GROWERS

For Complete
Insurance Service

I now expect
es will come in Tate
or the beginning of next week.
Ererersareeper ean

Dr. Fowler was president

Cu;
ip during 1967.

Storm and Screen Windows Made to Order
All Sizes-of Glass Cut to Order

THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL
CERAMIC TILES
Regular $1.11 Square Foot ________ Special 890
GLIDDEN ENDURANCE HOUSE PAINT

Regular $12.20 a Gallon
7%” Paint Roller Sleeves —___

easur' Mrs. F.
education secre-
ustrie

fibres (those fibres represent-
ing about 50 per cent of the
the ep-

$106.90

* Castle Motors Ltd.

Phone 365-7033

in their own

sistance given:is in the form
of libraries or special equip-|to |
mone i Bah 1986 Giovanoli placed
assisted schol the local fin three of the four duMaurier
ver Birch School. events staged oe Mount Aer,

= ~ A motion was made at .C., and, Mont

Th pter recently

ie
made a donation of seven Cen-
tennial 3 of Canadi

Mrs. J. H
services at home and abroad
“SLOW DOWN |
aad AVE!

mn in May.
Work continues in
making of children’s clothing
for the Queen dra Sol-
arium.
tut ‘The next meeting will be
held on April 10 at the home
‘in of Mrs. Fornelli.

Where do these pieces |
fit in your business?

wood oils, - turpentin:
rosin ‘by chemically cooking
the wood under steam pres-

ae as
269 Columbia Ave. CORN, Del Maiz Niblets, 3 tins =

Castlegar
Phone 365-6665
(Home 365-6704)

oe
“N86 Take Hsttor Caro of Yeur Building Needs”
686 Columbia Avenue — Phone 365-5155

OVALTINE; Instant Breakfest, 2 phos. 79
TOILET TISSUE, Cashmere, Pkg. 4. 39¢
TOWELS, Scott, 2's, 2 pkgs.
CRISCO OIL, 38 oz. .

SHORTENING, Crisco, 2 ths. -.

curious thing’

ciety for pe
ren and makes an annual don-
ation to Silver Birch.

This money is spent by
the teacher for needed equip-
ment or handicraft supplies.

* ‘Pwo children’s books| this year
Aesop With a Smile and Cat
on Pier 56 are to be donated
to the Castlegar Centennial

‘An executive meeting will
be held April 1 in the home of
Mrs. A. Selb! ries.

FURIE TO GET

GROWING

WV 4.
_ Look: Arriving Easter Weekend
xt “FLOWERING TREES @ oo PEARS, PEACHES, PLUMS, ETC.
RUMP ROAST, Ib. : ef g with, ' ces : ee oe a -ALL AT POPULAR PRICES
ROUND STEAK ROAST, Ib... senate NS Lawy soe US FOR GARDENING RENTALS
RIB PORK CHOPS, Ib. auton oe muse lees ape sa $1DAY
SIRLOIN STEAK, Ib. . BOSTITCH STAPLERS 25. DAY. Cre

oo oan ct oe
b" el
union of the chemicals

we stock o full selection of

SAVAGE SHOES

for children

doesnt pay
eves to take
deers with
trowing feet,

Maddocks

some cul
adult supervision: and leader

Junior Forest Ward
training is training in conser.

“We who work in Espan-
ola have long accepted this
tural and are in

ie.

1 Hr. Minimum Travel Time —
Free 3 Days With Tile or Insulation —

REMEMBER.

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BINGO
Saturday
MARCH 23

8 P.M:

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ROSES — CLIMBERS

Bamboo Lawn Rakes 79¢ 99¢ $1.79,

Shovels, Long Handle, Round Mouth 2.49 5.95.
Garden Rakes, Steel

2.19 4.59
1.99 2.25

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Lawn Edgers, Long Handle

1lad

Inthe prot picture beautify!

Closed Circuit TV — as big a boon to stock-brokers as

ills. Thy three o! of business

Koes Vapor services designed to save time and overhead. Ask our

ef Reh ta Marketing Department the pieces needed to com-
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TLRoland Sloan got a Commerce Red Convertible Loan.
and bought a blue fastback with buckets.
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