Mr Retailer

You Lose 3 Out of
10 Customers
‘Every. Year -

an 20 par oto
your basse nares wih toot

Hard to believe, but true! If yours is an sited tac :
you LOSE 30 PER CENT of your customers each year. Te :
"you don’t believe it, look through last years accounts and

* gee how many are no Jonger active, :

pone ee el RE Pe SESE

WHY DO YOU LOSE THEM
Through death, hard feelings, moving to another com.
| munity: or through the efforts of hard-driving competitors
. + Variety of reasons, some of them beyond your control
At the: same time’ piste a normal business increase of

only four per cent each year.

leaves you facing a 26 PER CENT HANDICAP each

_ year, A handicap you mist overeomp if your business ie

"te.remain heathy sd profitable PPADS Bar

Na SS

‘jo: A-report was given. on|
i Centcuniat parade. It-was stated
that Mrs. E. Burroughs is {

to be

q y Tars, J.
Best, Mrs.: E. Englund, Mrs.
Mazur and. Mrs. P. Kazakoft.;

. | ver and ‘it is ed :that:many
ther. omnmrnitiee, thro

bei Rete

PBL IGS FST G

osvere dealt .with by

Yointi; council. of :: Old: Age

loners and Senior. Citizens
jong.

every other month: in Vancou-

“To. study: .the - situation : local
‘and to_serve. as. channels for.
formation! from the provinci

»Thig..joint: council. meets Popular. with

eive

aisb Soo

o red by,
some. of the | s aembers ‘of the
orchestra.

Mr. Evans ,later extended i a
most hearty ‘vote of thanks" |
to. Mr.:Weibt.and his group for,
the entertainment:

oh an agree-

| Bel andrea
| lament ow yan rea slepute, between |

= Sale Ends Sahurday? 3:

Toy,

jag

ppointe :

‘to a ‘edn-| 949 of tha,
a. being|.ployees Union.

Li M:-McBride of: ‘Nelson: ia!
the town’s ‘nominee ‘and: that of!
fhe unton ‘is J. Phillips of. Nan

over,

A new frontier in travel and
recreation lies waiting to be ex-
plored’ in northwestern British
Columbia, All it requires is 2

bridge. across an historic river] to

and completion of the Stewart-
Casalar road.

The''river now bree a

the ‘Yukon,

Right now, government and
forestry roads reach north from
‘Terrace to the Nass river, the
famous B.C. salmon stream. On
the other ‘side, the Stewart-Cas-
slar r high wyay will will soon link Ste-

rt > wit assiar and Lower

ey hi
as! ae
But th meal

fanesuver (Island to
pert Yantouver * Is-

eee “Conte That ‘of. Victoria
| offers several tours through the

3 areaivis via‘ ifs bs subsidiary, BC. Par-||
| lor Car.

‘one. reason for the.wilder-

{ness ‘develo; ment: vid
D! is: evident: in

ce Rupert, once an obscure
fishing Be ‘but now a‘ thriv-
tig elty.— Celgar'® pulp

e new Skeena
structed

River Bridge Will Open Up a Vast Area

the” bulk” of “its” wood supplies
from avast area north of Ter-
race, 83 miles to the east, From
Terrace, the main access road
the ,timbér runs 70 miles
north to’ Celgar’s tree fat op-
eration on the Nass rive:

Along’ the’ ‘road: the com-
pany has establistied plenic sites
|, At;the Nass river, the road
forms'a Y and there's a choice
between. driving 30. miles down
the south bank’ to ‘Greenville,
where abandoned Indian’ totem
poles are ‘almost as. numerous
as the: trees, . or. driving. north

‘North,’ one goon encounters
an maar? mee cabin’ and: tea

i olly-
hocks, ‘del fis and ree

of. old English int the primitive of
wale
road north slong ant

main
the Nes Js befig pushed almost
-| to: Meziadin: Lake iwhere event-
ually Celgar will build .a smal
community, : the : nerve: centre

font mm whieh its woods operations

a will be managed.

en-driven 60 | —-28

miles north from Hazelton on

Highway 16 and has another 60 | Way to.th
miles to 0 before it connects males

Stewart-Cassiar road
ing from-both ends towards
“middle, There is ‘about an
thd centre, “It

igs:
part Cassler Toad to a wpelnt f
‘river from® the’ Ce! road to
Meziadin Lake. ia ]

thet will be

“The access road will draw
a a:traveller to: Biowart and

. seagulls. at’ the

rious
all weekend ‘6 the alrplahe will

AWE TAS LI
5 Thursday; ‘June 9; l

For Recreation

...,Close at hand in the north-
west area for weekend activi
are picturesque, historical vil-
lages ith their traditl to-
tem ar lai
es for, summer homes and world-
famotis {itecmbeld ‘and salnion
fishing ifyers ;bearing such
romanile aH ey: as: the’Kalum,
Tispiox, Kitimat, Copper and
Skeena, Git. i

The sight of thousands of
seagulls: feasting on the oolich-
ba BB they. miake thelr £6 famous

nual run. up, the
sight to vpehokt, And Nate ial os
who: fear, the bald-headed eagle
is becoming’ extinct, there, is
plenty. of evidence to the con-
ary, hundreds of them sit
Téa crags atehing the

win beds fotmed by. one
ioe last active volcanos,
undred

hunter, ‘the $ ne {log

. Sapanitaln
goat, "tee onal and other big game.

ig

Ppportunities. Above the timber
2, e.. grasslands . reach
back in endless, exciting beauty
botanist or hiker. ,
forthern, British. Columbia
the decades

{oi8 one ot {36 fey ne jw recrea-
tional opportuniti les on the North
American: co! ent,

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FOR PRICES | SEE Geis

famili
ies for fn loggers

mill he ere i jome
ening.

at 8 p.m. to discuss the

A public héaring will be held in the Kinnaird
Improvement Society Hall on ‘Tuesday, June Zist

This bylaw may be examined in the Wilage |
Office after Monday, June 13th.

International has Canada’s _

ispute involves a imnionil|

for’ a_ 50-cents-an-hour;
3 in one)

(ihe eure cet pratable m1 i of cates p ion is:

“consistent, timely. advertising in the CASTLEGAR NEWS.

2 ae REGULARLY: IN ‘THE.

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