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eyes when ete contemplates the

__ CASTLEGAR NEWS; Thursday, J iy 18 ‘1965

LEN eRe ut
‘Established in’ Nitieteeri Hundred and Bey Seven

Mr.. Teillet. Could be y. d Friend ir in ‘Ottaw war
Visit’ ‘of “Hon: Roger’ Teiilet;, federal” ig

minister: of veterans ‘affairs, was all too provided te sna, ish
att last "week. We urge him: to: came , ae from through nS Wak
ack again—and soon. ; - Kootenay are. vue i Wait

-) Avg grand-néphew of .Louie Riel, the We si ndid

Ug; eat federal

emus senttoba: rebel, M Mr. Teillét made” Gebrge’ ‘Cady ‘and/or? ine eae pai no
al hit‘with the” tite’ in inviting Mr. Teillet back to revisit.

L iT ; ld. 7

res he _at the Spec!

banquet here™ last week, : oie,

2 Convers, rsant with four languages, the

federal minister ‘i is a stocky little’ fire-eater’

 Wifo déscribes hinigélf-as. Mag politiéal “agile

it often; inds

by “his” béifiz"'in" ¢ of whit” s* qutt z

likely government's most’ non; political de-
partment:

Mr. Teillet described himself as pleas-

and honored bags the Teception shown

this part of | the’ ‘count
possiblé!:for him''to dae ae Ries
Jet, him stay: long enough to: visit: ‘some’
of our Kootenay industries ‘and viewp
’ The! Kootenays’ need al gi iend in
pee cheb Teillet could’
s'‘bul
US, capabilitis, Speen
TS. SUSE

aad and and/ listened: toi
cabinet discussions," §

Others have . an t Jacketi"A:
more silly solution. Their Saeat their ties,
of getting away from the heat} : vidual: will;:roll
2s to: hit ‘the: hight

urs aed
ea’
they He baking with arherai
zeny, pekore retir:

int his: ‘pants.
‘So stand up to the he: as ‘
af -0 better. Bi cool wonther he cam
Is thos ali or lady GPUS | aout rand
a oie ine Small fry ave less clo!
> have a wel- em this
niaI-old-Sol it there: i

‘his |hip':ps

men, phase. ine risee ty,

are intereste: ac arin
“live in She icity, we dash from aM, 80 expose eve: ery. ‘possib :
eae e air-conditioned dnelt and ihe to ‘the ‘daze
ig-to-another,..inevitably—- 842¢._of $ *,
caine wicked pied summer , Women’
ti

platnin; bitter
2 aye: Han we did aly winter, We,

acharassed air. If we ssentia

e8,
about the shape, ofan,
covered: with. fui
Hot’ weather is not. for
men,-They: should. all -b oe
about six weeks off in Lee e xe
nmion,se! We while, pln =: tot wa
py A

a Py |
men, oe nip. of fail ‘ in the ic‘ a
days, they. start’ gru: imbling about ihe cold.

~ heat with—a ~sur =
‘inek ‘of compromise that vm pice what it Costs to'heat th

icles -for. ghsoline a
Spaces, nothing ig
em: Cities it

sour eval net ee a ae th it ae,!
lays: as — won't e-inited- to-all the kos table to tas witht
year. yal and prim ation city “counedl, t
fi of taxing) without?’

was.an important, pi
Rowe clans feel ime Salen Fos tumbia, af :
Ra : e] - olumbia. Ii
of Canada ; i it shows that :

Olprovineial premiers will “Af thé monarch’ tomes math re than ‘cer:
tel tere for a federal provin next year all the } tain ‘Doltciane er of | today, ore
‘conference. 3 a Poe net our-premier-ga

abou is. devotior -
dian ‘unity. nm to Cana

Prime Min- ulous to have
‘premiers’ will ~ arate ~ crown- colonies
id dined too. area, «
Cost of all this could well
run -more - than .$150,000,- but
: the public will never know be
“theamount.' The“ goveriment ‘Even“"more~“remarkable”. action: ~
than the. union only 23 years
after'the founding of Foit ‘Vic: ° : syste
toria,;‘was -the ;f; arch of
the united‘ evn colony Ly the

our: premier’s

cies” those io pcontingen: oe away.

the premier: wants z

ration to mar! way’
‘SkyWaj’'Sa oak
Crown: Colonies of V The di Ratified. ‘They
Island / of British Colum-, ways restricted the ms in-ascertainin;

bou vision than the liticia
ig - struck... aan motor-—-Gr Politicians —
vehicles, Calcium Silotide and oe Goualder this

ani. but 1

‘Monarch. No_ matter. to_him._.words_that. t and
that. ifs away in Europe. titude of perdi aa heameerer eset Praitte._

O0th- anniversary
j Joining of Queen... V.

h_ Columbia,»:Van-+ Fe g Tt. on
r-Island then passing ait’ Pa. thefSalmo-Cresto Sky Wh Brove)that 4 fhe Do:
such | other salts‘at
Brits cor other svattractod th

‘small tfortune, by De
_ sits worth ‘tt ‘ft wil an Were. Beli

nual me at’ as’ a'resull

Sain ermen Sr cae
on"

almost

OPEN SEASON

1 Alm mentabl
of. aifeirn It is almost tate
fat they ae old..age »pen-
CE

risk}capital?". The cproy
swer is-a‘loud‘and fesounalg:

Maintain Humat 4

Awake ae a
enin;
é A nd in: ng memory

Sone: say ts a Gods organ
This e flat,’ dry: mn there, and

aise But Ime!
wage
PS alize Good Drivers for tee Poor ;

‘The’ minister pigesela?
Of S| |

5 Kk
cpt ay

ind. 2
IndChrist — ho died’ ‘for

To
“My sake;

deep reverl aa

vel e,

Satisfied “to ‘be! :

.) jLdving ald miountalna; 50
lofty and bold

a jchambers acre

fon kd

Here £2 deer live’ for a
often deo aap sate

Needs:
habitat, the :very:

Humaniessentials ‘are ° small Voice
PF a Breen | plant Cell) cleimri:17: ed
sithe'naturat

% meni the talkingest p:

are the younger set, set ae’ diy e-tin

Up starts (as vd It's time to put in:a pete
Its,

+ sheer necessity! = i
ae i dor ies. find that o one of the best wa
do: neat [c

even be listed that way

te *cloty and have a distinct.“ | !

00,
yiine, majbe Ws time to :

p.the us haver tfc
e, then call your Bi urBcl TEL mien Office on

by al information tod tod.

5 “And here’s ‘38 ‘lea
Ucost-saving hint:

arm mony Is to adda tas “Many residential se:

~. lines, extensions, bel
,can_all be. included

rvice:

{tion charge while 7
at your’ “home. 2

Wipe Tar wt belle eak AxD PACING SYSTEMS suicteowatrens o

Gosab’
~ SCAND ALARM
WAC TREX ks

Pastor! ,
"Eh: po aera
Across Biche ‘Junction from

"Family Bible Hour 10 am.
Family. Worship 11 pm

Evening Service —. =e
All Welco

ST. DAVID’S -
ANGLICAN
CHURCH |
9.30 am, Morning Prayer
10 am. Robson Mevioal Church

Combined Anglican and ‘United
Church ‘ services conducted aby

, the ‘Women’s’ Associatio:

———————
Te GRACE
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH:
181 Seventh Ave, Kinnaird,
Minister: Rev, Howard Kerr
,Phone 365-6202

Sundays, July 18, 25, August |p

1 and 8 our congregatto:

meet jointly - at’ the: Kina

United Church: at 230 am.
1 42

PENTECOSTAL

TABERNACLE
‘791, First “Ave.

Sun. 'S.S. — 9.55 a.m.
Worship Service — 11 am.
Evening Service 7.90 p.m,

werend — RK. We

Held in St. David's’
Anglican ‘Church

A-new public servica' radlo
terminal: to Pave! mobile radio,
telephone ‘coverage; for the’ Ar-
row ‘Lakes ‘country’ went into
service’ last week, : reports BC,
Telephone Company.
Located .C. Hydro pro-
damaite, the

‘astlegar to
Renata as‘well as the dam site
itself.’ Operator services will. be
supplied by; the Trail switch-

is is the second new pub-
lic ves radio terminal to go
into. service’ within a month,
Last month ‘mobile’ radio
coverage was’ éxtended to the
Duncan. Lake: dam site, to the
north end’ of Duncan ' Lake,
Trout ‘Lake and south towards
Katlo,
The radio: quis ment sup.
plying this ¢ coverage is located at
the’; company’s ” automatic - ex-
change ite. at. Cooper.’ Creek.
The: Nelson switchboard. sup-
plies ‘operator services for this

terminal: y
lied .on a. rush “basis
specifics to: serve Columbia
ver projects, the new -termi-
nals will) benefit any | of the
travelling public who are eauip-

8 ped ‘for radio access.

BLUEBERRY SOCIALS
‘Mn 0 D. Hughes. Ph. 365.5503

Mr. H, 'Stickley . returned
last Friday from Tisdale,’ Sask.

where he attended a celebration
for the 60th anniversary of that

_| province. The actual events took

lace earlier this month which
cluded a «dinner in’ honor’ of
the oldtim %

and Mra. Donald Quid-|

Mr.

ing and family returned recent-
ly. from a two’ week holiday: that
took them to Radium,’ Jasper
and Edmonton, They ‘were able
to. be in .Cal; ‘the. day of the
parade for'the Calgary: Stam-
pede.”

Tractor s ins

ss Tom McGregor ‘ot Kinnaird
and. Hise RRR ae.
loader’’s! e lum-

river ear the “Arrow: dam

Empleyment. pee

aes Since:1925 ‘the en Methodist ,
2 °and:- Presbyterian’ Churches of Canada *

.| SUNDAYS’ JULY 18° TO:
“SEPT 5,

j KINNAIRD -
*: GENELLE
-, Phone 865-7814
: Rev..Don Faris

‘to /527. at ‘the ‘end ‘of: May! and.
5 ie same period ‘one ||

i eebered 179: a8 at‘the end of

‘registering this increased .num-

‘Bast Friday and. Saturday
there was a: “sniffer” loose in
the villages. that. would
put Jimmy Durante’s famous
nose to shame, ©
‘ ty ahe super-shamus we - : re-

to works ‘on’: contract: to

out the presence of oa above
ground via two hydraulic 'sen-
sitiye nos!

The mechanical “anifter”
works ‘on:'an ‘electronic ;princi-
ple of detection, reports “local
manager Warren Jennings. Sam-
ples of air’ are sucked in thro:
ugh. two’ funnel-like  contriyan-
ces on-brooms.at. the front’ of,
the vehicles which extend some
four feet out from each stde,’

The air sample passes thro-
ugh a_ filter which removes dust
particles and other forelgn mat-
Rr The’ special equipment ‘is
callbrated’-to detect ‘methan
gas, -which is. the chief. com-
pound: of natural gas.

Mr, Jennings’ said ‘the eq-
uipment: will’ detect 'as: little ‘as
one part per 10 millionth na-
tural gas in the air..He said
that’ the’ machine covered 22
miles. of mains ‘ina day and
a half in Kinnaird and Castle-

ha \He reported that one “mi-
nor’ leak” was’ found’ in: the

the machine can pin “point a leak
ee or four: Yeet of,

where it is located underground.
said the “snif-

company’s own manual survey
which’-covers the whole’ area

whole system and’ added ‘that |,

Mr. Jennin, Wi
fer’ ‘was used to’ back’ up’ the

To ‘Detect Gas Leaks _

once every six months,
He ‘sald that in the business
district, éven the basoments of
stores and homes. are checked
by the manual method,

‘The Inland manager point-
ed out that. natural’ gas is non-
toxic’ and’ in. fact tests have
been carried out’ with people
working in: a room’ for: tw
hours with 25, per cent natural
gas. “and they: reathed the air
and worked normally,’
Mr. “Jennings ‘noted the fol-
lowing findings of. the Ontario
fire marshall last year as caus-
es. of fire:

i 6,681;
8,920;:' electrical 3,268; ene
ing 1,465; oil 530; hot ashes
452; solid fuel fuel 280, an and gas 198.

~ Kinnaird: Fire
© Department Has
Annual Picnic

"The Kinnaird Fire. Depart:
ment held its annual picnic
recently and the results of the
races areas follows::

GIRLS RACES :

12 to’4 yrs. — Doris Butler.
5.& 6 yrs, — Leslie Storvold,

Catherin Lang, Laura ‘Butler.

“17 & 8 'yrg. — Shelly ‘David-

son, Marcia.Lang, Andrea Shel-

fontiuk. %

0" yrs: — Karen

helda Paul, Vickey.
& 3..— Nickey

Burak. Laurie Davidson, Wendy

“Employment Office

Reports Increase

ln Ay lable Jobs -
‘In his monthly, employment

conditions report,' Cliff: B:

nager. of the

ployment oppo)

ti

Co:
vided : the : bulk ‘of 21 ‘office
placement. in the ied 3
skilled “and skilled ©

rt of
Ployers demands 2
Unskilled “‘workers' remain
supp)

F *~ operating --at?:
capacity...Peak level: of.. hiring
has been reached ‘for, this year.

mimercial, industrial: and

for carpenters, plumbers, , pipe
fitters, painter continued ce
ni

struction on
tru project continue
uring .thi

i B stated “few
qualified pee personnel
have... registered; during the
montii: which’: is: causing some
concern’ to ‘motel, restaurants,
and. catering? onerations. ‘With
the advance’ ofthe 'tolrist.sea-
son, greater demands. for these
workers are béing récelved with
few qualified: workers ‘available.

Demands “for ‘stenographic and
general office help continued at
an'active: pace: ” Vacancies were
readily ~ d ‘as -sufficient qua-
lified ‘applicants became | avail-

-able. =
‘At ‘the end of. june, male
‘applicants registered at the local

‘office : numbered :556: compared

487. for ‘th
year ago.“ Women applicants ’re-
istering * for “the ‘same’, period:

June: compared to.169 for one
rear ago.
“With the influx of students

rv for, Jun

nc ear

Through the cooperation and
rts of the: village council we

y guaran
constant. supply
ie fo

nstruction role pro- He:

"48 & 14 yrs. — Lols Henne,

bah RACES

to 4 yrs.
sarby ‘waving,
5 & 6 yrs. — James Warn-
er, Kelvin Brownlie, Brian Koe-

9. & 8, yrs, — \L..:Pakula,
Randy Savin, Don Paul.
9 & 10 yrs, — Dale Crew-
cock, Norman : Greeean, ‘Robin

- Murray Lang,

11 & oar —‘Raymond

semi Bruce Bate.

13 & 14 yrs. — * Youn Broad-
way. ‘Wayne: Crewcock,' Denis

‘0 | Mrs, Bignell’s parents. Mr. and
Mrs,

end to make their home. in Kel-)

3 &
shally Davidson, Eunice Mae: f.

Mrs. .D. Hughes, Ph, 365-5503

Mr. and Mrs, J. Hendricks
loft today "tor Banff to see their
daughter Noreen, who under-
went an emergency operation
for) appendicitis a” week ‘ ago.
She plans' to return home with

her Higa
~Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Bignell
had as their visitors last week,

L," Elston: of » Stanaway,
Wash.,’ as‘well as’ Mr, ahd Mrs,
B. Brown of’ Ensign,’ Alta,
Stopping overnight at the
ome.” of Mrs..B,’ L,:

Brown and - daughters. © They’
Walker acocmpanied by Miss Ann

and Mrs. A. Melor and
family will be leaving this week-

owna.
Miss ' Brown: flew

back: to Vansouver! test ‘last ‘week

where .she is a: Student: at the

“School | of _ P:
tric,’ after: teh a ‘short; vi-
sit home,

Mr. and Mra.'Fred Tomlin
and family ‘returned ° ‘rece!
from their. holidays .which
them “to Radium ‘and : Go)
where they visited former.
ae residents, Mr. and Mrs,

Don Manson and family. ‘They
then travelled the Rogers : Pass
to Kamloops.

Plans are for ‘Mr. AR.
Hawkins to ‘be home’ now: fol-
lowing eye surgery: at the Trail-
‘Tadanac ‘Hospital.

Mrs, Frank Mitchell return-
ed recently from * the» coast
where - she accompanied her
daughter ‘Yvonne’ whois now
attending summer school at Vic-
toria College.

Visiting at the hoine of Mr.
and: Mrs. J, A.) Murray .is Con-
stable _ and Mrs, Bil. Murray
and family of Whitehorse.

. Did you know? —_Screw-
top baby’ food jars. are ideal
Picnic carriers.” Fill’ them with
portions -‘of pickles, ‘mustard,
butter, relish or jelly. The jars
hold’ just: enough for a picnic
portion.

Red Gross Sw Swim
Tests to he Held
Bt Kinnaird Pool.

we stack o full selection of

SAVAGE SHOES |

for children

moddacs Shoo Store ©

ENTRAL FOOD MART

PH.. 365-5336

KINNAIRD’ FREE DELIVERY

We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities

SUG. 25 ths. ensue

$1.99

Margarine Parkay 2 Ib. btock IDC
Pink Salmon 7% «. 3 tins $1.

AYLMER

Tomato Juice 3 atc. tin $1.

MALKIN’'S

Apple Juice ces, as-ex. tins $1.
Dream Whip t. sie ph, 9c
Fruit Syrup 33-0n. jar:

Ice Cream weodvate 3 pt cin. 49c

Ground

Nylons ‘Seamless, 3 pr. os

Beef tp... 49c

_ $1.00

Encore ‘teunary Detergent, 5 Ib. bag 99-6
Dog food. Pr Ballard’s, 10. tins fh

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