CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 29, 1965

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Cubs and Scouts
Hold Bottle Drive
Saturday Morning

The 2nd Castlegar Cubs and
Scouts group committee held
its regular monthly meeting re-
cently and plans were made for

4a bottle drive to take place Sat-
urday.

The cubs and scouts are
requested to meet at the Cas-
tlegar post office at nine o'clock
Saturday morning to receive
thelr pours and instructions,

@ group committee made
plans for a father and son pic-
nic to be held in May. This will
be an outdoor affair and the
boys will have the. chance to
show off their culinary talents
to their fathers,

The committee gave a wel-
come to the new ‘district com-
missioner, Albert Calderbank of
Kinnaird, :

Proceeds of OES Tea
For Cancer Research;
Free Cancer Dressings

Schellenberg: tea tickets, Mrs.
McDougall; hamper tlekets,
Mrs E, Cuthill,

Pouring tea during the af-
ter were Miss L, McKenzie, Mrs.
H, Adie, Mrs. J. Raine and Mrs,
H. Evans.

The Sancer, roe
was supervised by Mrs.

Neil an a Mrs, G. 0. Matherland
The Eastern: Star project pro-|§
vides free cancer dressings to to
any patient in the District, ‘All

River Dredging to Start
At Arrow Damsite in May |

Dredging the Columbia ri-(to remove allt and ‘gravel: from
ver bed at Arrow damsite is|/the river bed in preparation
scheduled to begin May 10, for construction of a horseshoc-

At the same time, B.C, Iy-| shaped cofferdam that will ex-,
dro officials said, the new pump-|tond into the river from: the
house built upstream of Arrow | north bank,
dam will start providing ‘clear A concrete section of the
water to the Celgar pulp: mill] dam, including the navigation
located about ‘a mile downs-| Jock, will be built in a dry sec-
tream from Arrow dam. tion of river bed within the

Water below the dam will cofferdam, Silt ‘from this. area
turbid when dredging starts and| will be removed by land-based
allt Je fepoalted’ a ite vlver equipment.

lownstream near the pulp 3

Dredging will. also affect| cop, Nolowing dredging Jn, the
downstream commmunities' and dredge will be used for various
individuals | using Columbia’ ri- aoe associated with: construc-
ver water as‘a source of SUP-|¢ion of the eartli-filled section

jam.

ly. Z *

cif Seah Mar acta | Pret fh
edge from ° ne: Pipeline

anu Dredein Buta. of Vancou- fer supplies cr communities

ver is pow being ‘ascombled ou struction ‘area. are now’ nearing

se
inch dredge from Sceptre Dredg- oom lotion: dro. officials said. wells

Study of B.C. Telephones *
To Determine Take-Over

phone rates under a new for-
mula to change Canada's consti: |
tution,

Mr. Bonner has sald it may
be possible that contro! of ra-
tes could’ be transferred to the
provincial Public Utilities Com-
mission under the revised BNA
Act now awaiting approval from
the Canadian parliament.

The revision will allow the
© | federal government to delegate
some of its powers when at least
‘| four provinces: jointly: request

*- BG, Tel is’a holding com-
i “| pany’ -of General Telephone’ and

Electric Co:, a U.S. concern, Mr.
-| Campbell said it is'of interest
that ‘during the evenings and on
Sundays: in. the U.S. you. caa
phone station -to-station any-
where in: that. country; for $1) &

LEITNER’S IS CASTLEGAR’S

WORK CLOTHES
HEADQUARTERS

QUALITY, WELL-KNOWN BRANDS
& LOW PRICES
@ Gloves |
@ SAFETY BOOTS
@ HARD HATS

2M
‘Mother's Day
Is
SUNDAY the ‘expense of the rural arcas
v which: are so vital:to the well-
? bein; and development of our
province,”
During the past 10 years,
said the government candidate,
the company has earned a net
r | profit of $75 million and paid
$82 million in taxes during the
same periea to Ottawa.

The members of Minto Chap-
ter No. 79, Order of the Eastern
Star held their annual daffodil
tea Jost Saturday, in the’ Twin
8 Hall.
rete entire proceeds of the | H.
tea will be sent: to the Eastern
Star project which is cancer
research’ and cancer dressings,
‘The hall was decorated with
daffodils and Easter egg trees.
The serving ta Be wae Acevered
w clo

eae ace cloth overlay and was|the patient has to do is contact
centered with an arrangement of |a member through their doctor.
daffodils; “with ° silver .tea and ‘The door prize. was won
‘coffee’ services’ at’ each end. by: Mrs, R. Malidocks and the] im. e
The ‘individual tea ‘tables | hamper was won by Miss Linda :

were centered: with'a silver co- ulley.: ° sis o
lored tree ‘with thivaried colored

in m the °
Cee ane re held in place “Centennial: Momo |:

Study of testimon: to be gl-

yen before the federal Board of
Cc ioners hear-

ings 3 earnings! of the
Be. Telephone Co. and the
judgement made by the commis-
sloners: themselves will aeelds
for many people: whether 0:
not the company should re
a private utility or whethe:
should be taken over by the pro-
vincial government.

This was. the opinion | of
Kaslo-Slocan Social Credit candi-
date Burt. Campbell, expressed
at a public’ meeting at Faquler

ursday : night.

last bell ald ‘he was a
Mr. ‘Camp! je eid B
that :B.C.;

she wre Hecome: ‘a’ public “com:
pan ” but added: * «at's hear

Give Mom flowers on her day.-A wonderful way
to. compliment her and let her know she’s
appreciated.

PLACE YOUR OUT-OF-TOWN ORDERS NOW
AND, SAVE WIRE OR PHONE CHARGES ON
LAST MINUTE. ORDERS. ,

Ww Sales & Service

. @° Applications for TV sable hook-
ups. made here.
Repairs to all makes of TVs,
Radios, Phonographs.
Local Office, manager for KIN-
GAR VIDEO. ©’
“Years of experience is our
guarantee of dependable service”

@ WORK SHIRTS
@ HEAVY Socks
@ WORK PANTS

Helen’ S’ ewer hop Ltd. )

53 Maple St. Ph, 36545191

; bson Socials and is

rs. T. Sonford, Ph. 365-5883
¢ Phylis Hilton and her
family of San Diego, Cal., spent
thelr Easter vacation with Mr.
and Mra, G, Clark,

Mr. and Mrs, E, Wales of
Kamloops. visited in this area
over the Easter’ weekend,

Mrs. S. Pasin. and Mare
returned to Toby Creek on Sat-
urday after being guests of Mr.
Week J. Heslop for the past
weel

ing Ltd. of New Westminster
g in pieces at the’ damsit

and is expected to begin on
june 6."
Both dredges will be. used

Castlegar Branch.
Registered: Nurses
April Meeting Held

The regular, monthly ineet-
ing for the C branch ‘of

te and ‘pumping a eatipment for

Kinnaird ‘and E; are be-
ing installed and will be in ser-
vice by Ma:

y 10.
Water treatment plants ‘to
provide’ domestic water.to the
communities - of Warfield and
‘Tadanac are nearing completion
and will also be in service when
dredging starts at the damsite.
In. the unorganized area im-
mediately downstream ‘of the
dam but upstream of the Rob-
son Irrigation District, B.C. Hy-
dro is sonetructing a well and

“DEPENDABILITY Is USAR LBs a NE
“AND YOU GET IT WITH: ‘

SPEED QUEEN

the RNA was'held this. month
at Rotary health centre.

Mr.

ra raffle

Mrs. R.'C
son and Tale visited at ‘Arm:
Hey with Mr. and Mrs. T.

and Mrs. C. Howitt of
Nakuce visited with their son-
in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. D. Stewart, Jr., for'a few
days this past ‘week.

Master ‘David Stewart and
Andrew Inkster have been pa-
tients in the Castlegar hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. W. Barret
and | daughter of Vancouver were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Martini for a short visit.

. Rex Ballard of qamon
ton recently visited with’ ‘his
mother, Mrs. O, B. Ballard.

Mr. and Mrs. W. Morgan
and family spent a few days at

a real buy
in 1 family fun

of ‘a camping hamper were made
and tickets will be on sale short-
ly. Mrs. J. Helfer. and Mrs. A,
Sars are on the. raffle com-
mittee.
Reports on the West Koo-
tenay RNA, Trail’ district, meet-
ing were "given by Mra.
Christofferson.

A practical nurses institute.
had_been conducted in: Nelson
yy. Mrs. -C.: Walsh and Miss:.T.
Fleming anda report on this
was given by Mrs. H. Creighton
and Mrs. Gallo.

meeting were discussed. It was
decided to also send two non-
voting delegates to the annual
in Vancouver. They were

Grand: Forks over the vacation.

J. auittle and Mrs. Jack Stewart

- Resolutions for the annual |’

AUTOMATIC WASHERS & DRYERS
It wall rovide an alternate
water upply for residents
drawing w r from the Colum-
bia river @ and from creeks that
may..become’ turbid as a‘result
of, excavations aff earth from

nearby apis

Hydro tera said those
residents ‘using Columbia river
water will be connected .to: the
new water system before dredg-
ing starts > ie remainder
will be connected before the
creeks: become turbid.

Goodwill Shown —
“When Work Parly
Helps Mrs. Peppard

Check these Important Facts:

now..a SOAK

to dissolve heavy ‘diet
and stubborn soll

AAT %

now gets
“.- ¢lofhes:

= Regional Col
Spitited Performance... Priced low

A fine economical family motor... one that teens es-
pecially will love. Stouthearted enough ‘to pull two
skiers and sassy enough to push a sports runabout ata
breezy 25 m.p.h.

This new BEA. HORSE 33 uses the money-saving
&0:1 gas/oil mix and does not require expensive marine
gaa and special oils. Take your pick of electric or manual

ster iig models: $623.00
Full Gear Shift

The official brief of » the
West Kootenay Regionat College
‘was presented during the week-
end to the provincial govern-
ment.

The document,.nearly 200
pages long, was presented at
a meeting of department of ed-

_ Given to Government

lege Brief

ucation Comet in Victoria. by
J. A. Gray, chairman’ of the-col-
lege counell, +’ Colin™" McKenzie,
council . member and - Gordon
Campbell, special consultant to
the council,
The brief :outlined in’ de-
tail all phases of, the college

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POWER. AUTHORITY

FOR SALE ©
MERU «| USED FURNITURE -

TEA atl For 24 months after purcha: TERMS: Cash prior to re:
wh

JOHNSON MOTOR: 4
place, without cost ‘othe moval. As is basis.
Items sold on _ first.’ come
10) 7) ¥, hk RAR ANA
sili

Corrosion Protection
e 5-gallon Fuel System
° Cushion Hub Prop

¢ Electric Choke ¥
© Choice of Props

certain ina} purchaser, any part
‘oves to have
. -| first served basis. |
Items. purchased must: be
removed on day of sale.
SAT..MAY 1st
9 a.m. to 3 p.m.:
Sale will be held at large

barn adjacent to new gravel
road 3% miles west of Cas-

Goop ees TRADE.INS

WALDIE SERVICE CENTRE

FRONT ST. PH, 365-7451

tlegar Ferry.
CIF

and facilities, parti-
cularly as it relates to techni-
eal studies.
Eight programs, ‘each re-
quiring two years of study, were
described in ‘the brief. They are:
mechanical techniéian, with: a
design, production and mining
option; forestry technician; che-
mical and. metallurgical techni.
cian; instrumentation technician;
electrical. and ‘electronic techni-
cian; » business :and commercial
practice; home and institutional
management -and advanced sec.
retarial science,
Council - officials were. en-
thusiastic about the meeting
and described as “excellent” the
hearing they were given in Vic-
toria. They. felt certain the col-
Jege would receive : substantial
financial ' support, particularly
for its technical program.’ +
While in Victoria council of-
ficials were in almost continuous
session with various government
Officials in connection. with
land, access routes to the camp:
us, finance and curriculum.
Mines Minister Donald Bro-
thers assured the council of his
deep interest and - continuing
support.
Education Minister Leslie
Peterson promised all available

‘A work party including un- un-

ion legion :
and a tows, members farmed cleaner
up in full force jaturday or mene:
at the-homé of Mrs. Emily Pep- than ever
pard. From 8 a.m.‘until-2 p.m. "(tas : ‘
These diligent. workers had: qe. a be Soy,
velled off the fill in the yar &
Tnoved whe eed, lald 80 fect of
sidewalk cement nt, poured one set
of steps and: :replacdd Partof.
the foundation.
This Saturday ¢ the boys will
be out to finish the job. Teen
Town will do the cement pour-
ing on another set of. steps,
a patio and more foundation.
They have also offered to spread
the top soll and seed the lawn.
Peppard has expressed
her gratitude ‘for the good will
shown by | these helpful people.
‘Kinnaird Transfer donated
the. fills the’ pulp ‘and paper
workers’ union .the cement; Cel-
gar the \lumber ‘for the forms;
Oglow Bros. the’ gravel; Mit
chell’s the lawn seed and Super
Valu the peat moss, ©
‘<*Plumbing was donated’ by
Smith’s _Plumbing and Heating
and the cement mixer was don-
ated by Castlegar Equipment
Rentals. set

= Wi iene chad 04 go tay Sct SB te
or bother to goak your badly sol solled clothed.

|The new Speed Queen :

matically with a buittn soak cycle.’ Resutt:

3 thar rl And.that, with a

jpeed Queen, Is feally clean! clean

ON SALE

aes oe

Across ‘from the Post Office Ph. 365-1 8284 =

ay

cana Reaeaee |

—

the evidence firat before making
up our. minds. for sure.”

i’ He said BC, ‘Tel's present
improvement to telephone com

development and.are not
ula d result of’ a desire by.

Wt
3}

the company.to provide a ser-
vice the, people, have a right
to have.”

He said the tele hone com-
pany “is going into the Lardeau
Valley, Rowe onl, pecause of the
Duncan dam: it weren't for
this dam, which A provincial
government has promoted,
would. be years before the Lar-
deau would have phones.”

;Campbell accused the
uelnty, of being concerned “only
ith big Population’ ‘centres at

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INSURANCE AND

REAL ESTATE NEEDS
Phone 365-7944

< AGENCIES

ee
WORK PANTS - ‘

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ero hives eal ekg of
Colors and. sizes: i

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ARRANGED

CASTLEGAR | AGENT: FOR :

_ THE WESTERN HOTEL
CHAIN

WE ST’S
DEPT. STORE:
Phone ‘365-7542

_} at: the reecnt meeting ©:
Valley Vista Unit of the. Kin-| 1
naire United cure held at the ad

CWL Executive
Remains in Office
For Another Year

ion: breakfast to be held some-
time in May.
‘The present executive ‘has | mi
agreed to stay in office for ano-
ther ye year: The executive is as
follows:
Bae eae
secret tek; -
oR. W. Friesen; first
peas Mrs. P. Soberlak;
second vice-presit ident, Mrs. R.

‘| for the first three. minutes,

from Nakusp to Trail..70
| sen topernt $2.05 05); to Nel st

sigh ; to Call $1.10 ie 80);
| D; ‘io to Calgary (4.

for three minutes station-to-sta-
{01 te Trail 5

to ‘Toronto Ait
(The

Transport cate tiissloners. hear:
ings in B.C. has not yet. been
set and will not be decided un-
1 ¢il sometime after May 15. The
‘| board: is, also holding hearings
into’ the Bell Telephone Co. Co. of
Canada’s financial structure.

er and daughter commun- | -
jon brea 3 the ,board noted
a ‘authorized. general i hae

for sy C, ‘Tel in aie 1958.
in ‘the

He quoted the following ra-
es for quaings and Sundays for
hree minutes station to-station

to ‘Vancouver $1.30

nor Lerche and ea

1s 6!

(65)
iu 90);

with. colored ribbons. The egg

trees -were..made by Mrs. L.

Buffett and Mrs. Hw Scheilen-
r

ny 1
8, 'R.

ron and Mra. H.

associate

veal were Hitchen, Be

0); Culley and: Mrs.
Mrs.

“SAC sturgeon. 11 ‘feet’ nine
inches long: and weighin 822
pounds was caught at Ladner's
Tandin near the mouth’ of ‘the }\

ELECTRONIC SERVICES
Kin-Gar Ph. — 365-7833

ests were greeted
DeFoe, worthy mat-

Fraser River on. Oct. 2, 1887.

matron,
Committees in char} e ‘of one

DeFoo. and Mrs.

at the Board of

tice Issued March 5,
(in a notice peed Mar ares

ts: in the rates and charges
, there “had

Brodinany third pres
aap Godderis, «. :

it.  Rita’s centennial
projeet for 1967. will be: to. do-
nate to the Notre Dame’ brary
at Nelson:
Annual reports were: given
and hostesses for the-evening
were Mrs, S. Turchak and
w.. J. Kuit.

pletion ae ‘a bab}
‘ayette one of the many i
ms attended to. on the :a enda

Ww. Dunn. +
The congregational pot luck
supper will be held in the KIS.
at 6.80 : tonight. *Slides’ of: the
Holy Land will be shown by Rev.
. L. Faris.

Plans were made final for
a bake sale ‘to ‘be ‘held "May 8
in Bea’s flower, shop starting
at 2.30 Pm.
Mrs. H. Culley received
the Tusteas! “pift and. co-hostess.

‘home of

Fodor. si

Seven municipalities in the
Nelson zone .have trained. per-
sonnel in the use .of.the feeding
truck. In the coming summer it’
is expected: ather municipalities

for. the evening” was Mrs. Joe | shi

‘\be cleaned separal
‘| and tiny. screws ‘of your sewing
A petroleum jelly.

earnings . “and
which eheh permissive level may

rd serene Hs

plastic curlers which’ can be

thread

‘protec ts the © pit
fore using 4 sleeping hi

make’ sure that poy ig pe fea

be authorized for telephone rate N

‘jal.

th Mr.

5 er -he | erproned i ‘his inten-
making a

a Goagerence held:in-area:7 which
MDYALES ..

1,000.
atone =

“Two Trail: Members
Toastmasters Club
Aitend Gonference

“ ‘Two’ members’ of the’: Trail
Toastmasters « Club

masters Int
ed thee annual. district: confer-
ence Toastmasters Interna-
tional, ve B.C. at Kitimat at the
eckend .

ate in a'region-
ic and

bid to have a
at iat -Or iaaybes your wife would eee, a green sedan. |
Sedan, convertible, canoe, piano, ‘or wardrobe .. .
self ( your wife). One of a wide variety of -
ns can be tailored to your needs. Phone or visit
. the Loan. Department of any ‘Commerce branch: :
_ CANADIAN peers BANK ‘OF COMMERCE

the. Bast . and West
Koote

He suggested. frat 15 ste,
ossible,

eke its g eitra loca tion |.

District

sae eta ‘ate
members.

are. removed: from. th
cords on. -elect
‘pliances should be w
ly.so the. wires. insid
break from tension.
Work'a little’ ‘petroleum jel-
‘ly around‘ hinges ane sprockets
of mechanical’
Ae sane gun, ye vill do the
jdloset with

ent bining cloth
and fur’ ae Saleans” better if the
fur is detachable. The fur should

Lubricate the balance wheel’

machine’ with’a' cotton swab and

REASON! NS° FOR: DRINKING |
If all be true that I do
There are five reasons we should

drink;
Good. winea frien nabeing ‘ary- :
Or least. we should be py.and by-
And any other reasi

assistance to facilitate the open-
ing of of the college by. Septem:

ber, 1
The council; which ‘has been

will request the use of. the truck why.

ree for taining purposes. © = Henry Aldrien (16471710 ,
More. and ‘more families are heating

their homes with Flameless’ Electricity.
They enjoy this safe, easy and economi-
cal method of heating; It’s the best way
to heat either new or remodelled living
‘greas: because. it’s so convenient fo in-
stall’ and provides clean,’ healthy, even

ee heat.:

drawing ‘in a series. of “meet-
ings with college architects, will
meet in Castlegar Friday ‘to
make final decisions on pullding
Plans and priorities,

Effective May Ist, 1965 all gas
and oil will be sold on a cash or
credit card basis only.

JUST A VENEER

‘Man is somewhat like a sausage,
. Very smooth upon the skin;

: ate But you cannot always figure:
How much dog there is within. .

fect a | PHONE, 3641225

3160 SIGRIWAY DRIVE

Now B.C. Tel “1 helps schools eS
broaden the process of learning |

‘What in the world can television be doing in the modern classroom! Here's the sim; :
ple answer.-
/ Closed Circuit ETV (Educationat Television! is a marvel-of ‘
acy dimension int y (educatio ) of the eléctronic age..1t has brought a
") fairs are truly. current in Social Studies: Sclence demonstrations come alive UT
screen. Languages sound right and even look right! Mathematics: takes the ig nin tllon
sthrough Its é foseing course. of di Hes
‘esearch has shown that students can ona ‘as much as 80% of what th
and they find each subject more interesting too. ee and heat oh vEIV,
Already, closed circuit ETV is ‘egitded,as an. inl h :
Education at the University’ of: hth Columbia,
ane Conse and the wale ot ex School District.
is is yet another example of how'B.C. TEL Is providing the highest assible sta dard
to get the right to the right place at the e ti fab rb oh coin

ities Commiassion, ‘Vancou- elsewhere In B.C. please call: collect. B L / EL wy &)

aes B.C. on or before Moy 5 & SBITSH COLUMBIA TELEPHONE COMALNY

WORLDWIDE TELEPHONE Concern INTERNATIONAL ur} BAND, rales Seavi Oreizeei
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300 OTH

SYSTEMS & ‘ANSWERti
id COMMUNICATION Al Ans ton MODERN HOMES AND’ BUSINESS pe

a - FOLLY EQUEFED MACHINE ‘SHOP '

The members of the local Automotive Retailers Associa-
tion in Rossland, Castlegar, Fruitvale and Trail districts .
: “> that display this notice in their premises will comply. with
oe this notice effective May Tat,. 1965. :

¥. H ou N D poy Equipment (Crane, Welder, Compressor, . etc.) Portable’ F Id

announces

An- application «nay ” been
made to the Public Utilities

Welding: ‘and Supplies — Steel Fobricating _ Parts and Supplies —
Largest s supply of Nuts.and Bolts 1 ir the Kootonays - =_ Strectur Leet

Ask your “West acietey Power
ive: about Electric :

effective
June 1, 1965.
Detalis of proposed
are available for publle in-
spection at your local Grey-

plans he wil p
heating recommendations and>an
“estimate ‘of . the: annual eperating

Application for Credit Cards are eels at
favorite dealers.:

r your, ; tarifia.

‘eava : — Clamps, Shackles na Hooks — Tool Bite — Beari ng Seale
Gear Reduction: Units” = - Chain. —, Axes —' - Shovels =_ Pulley
sand Chains for all: makes.

Our ETV Canaan are afways available to discuss 5
any aspect of this service..in. Vancouver cal LeraG to

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