Eee ae

Thos Alr Glddts
Are Hearty Eaters

At one pitting 200. air hd:
ets consume 400 pounds, of pot-
atoes, ‘200 nds of meat and

ya fremier than

Oi Montreal Travel Pr

ov hte

eh au Gotumnbia, i
SHSS scholars, Eathy bros. vt i B Pa connie vouth

shined a and Jack Burak

ciate poe an
ly ni proviiclal
al eiernmeuts nea aa the Ceti.

Seens 101

diversity: of of, Canalia, Students
Bin agen of 3 of ty anil 18 are

varaner all m
third consecutive year in which
been effecti

nnlal ; Commission i Opawe, the pi

visit with

der, { sy may discov-] 1!
a2 gf at scope and

#F, aha

1966: Pavement, Construction
The Corporation of the Town of Castl

ws Séllea . bedaGES « marked ipeidér for 1986
pcg calorie will be received at

office. of the Town Clerk, The Corpordiiin of the

reread Seen ee

Pleng: and specifications may bé exiniined at
the ee of iy 2 18 Engineering ceatbeirs ue
on or after July 28, 1966, and cing
tained by bond #dé tenderets | phy ee deposit of 0908.

Plans and: specifications will also be on view
at the Amalgamated Construction « sociation of
B.C. for the €

Tenders inust be accoinpanied by the sp
bid bond payable to The Corporation of the Town
of Castlegar.
,, ,The, lowest or any 1 tender will not necessarily Be
be accepted.

J. Logelin, Town Clerk,
The Corporation of the Town of Castlegar,
P.O. Box 519,

Ae Castlegar, B.C.

Associated Engineering Services Ltd.,
2256 ‘West 12th Avenue,
Vancouver 9, B.C.

, July 25, 1966

‘00 p.m., local time,

7

Invitation to Tender.
Storm Sewers

The Corporation of the Town of Castlegar, B.C.

Sealed tenders. marked “Tender for ‘Storm
Sewers” will. be teceived at the office of the Town
Clerk, The Corporation of the Town of Castlegar,
Up to 5:00 p.m., local time, Thursday, August 11,

1966.

The following are the. principal items of work

and approximate quantities:
1. The supply. of materials and installation. of
7,700 linear feet of 8-inch to Some storm

: sewers,

5 The, supply of. materials and construction
of: .manholes;,and © special manholes, and
appurtenances.

3. The siipply of materials’ and construction
of catch basins.

Plans and, specifications may be ined ait

lie some 3,328 8 youn

e eves and
ie espace .some 12,000

oan Will have benefitted
Hom ae i

the pag thelr

‘eran a

Cont mtraty to, the longstand
‘the military diet

era,
ing of how thelr fellbve clttedhs ei

live slid, work int pegtons 4
lents,ac-

wlth tainly at thel
Sestination point. mt 8 to

md, SN

its. and aren desineg ad to give | bre:
fe manad fo ‘of renege ih at

the -sttident a
the political, eduentinnal, cultur-
al and. artistic achievements of
another province...

‘Ati introduction to the div-
ersifled geography of, Canada
is itself inherent, in the. traveil-

is ing. arrangements from their

ers, ,
This year ,B.C,. groups will
tna Gite Bruiswick, Nova Nova Sco-
la, Quebec, , Ontario, Manitoba,
Saskatehowaii and the Northwest

can achieve a closer understand-

. wo ton bain, The to’ the ’ destina-

The students tisual-
en travel by rail, during thelr | cam,

trips, which last for one week | Army

plus:. -travel time...)
Oné of the main fedtires ot:
the program is that it allows

m7]
Bc. the students ample, Opportiinity,

to develop hew ‘friendships And
lasting associations which shold
y'the. door, to, belter, WA

standing among the rete

every area of Canada.

Dari

Two. 1986: nodal cars were
totally wrecked'‘as a result of
a head-on collision on:the Rob-
son road at:the weekend anda
police spokesman said later ‘that
the ‘occupants were fortunate to
have: come. out of the accident
al

‘The accident ‘took place at
1.15 a.m, on Saturday, some.two
miles from the:Castiegar ferry.

Michael Dale: Scott was the
sole occupant of one of the

Workers I lnjiited
‘On Collision

vehicles, The other. was driven
by Clarence M. Higdon.of.Vern-
on; With him were) passengers
Roy Everett Hone of Oliver and
William “Dumas’ of North Sur.
rey, (1 ¢.8: ul)

don was taken: to Trai

I four men are employed
at the Arrow. damaite.

: teerbso, BO “work with the

» dthet | lar;

e1 Sa.
r shift leaves othe
akes eight

to-operate. the.
Paching: machine and eight oth-
ers 4

jerving.
>The cuitetien Ip one omens

. st . a
food, is supplied q from ire
‘Army Servis Corp. , in Edmon-
Tana witat és the! ciate like

to: eat most? According to the
ty, | hae ese Ord ‘tot edkes
‘Also hig oh he list of fav-
orites. td Brean and ie cream,
435 the ‘first
ithe ns 165 betome
The cadet aoe

6 Je lerning a Tot
about: foo ie eens tion, .
two-week stay
at Sarit bane the boys go out on
an overnight camp-out at a eat:
ellite “bush camp.” Here
tables turn and the cadets have
to fend for themsely
do all. their own coo!
they don’t come. back.

ey prepare
breakfast meal att the e buh camp.
Air ‘cadet summer: camp at

ur camps of
| By the end of. Au
ets will have mp
from all across Western Canada
and NW Ontario.

’ Grand Forks Sports Para-
chute Club is looking for local
people who would like to take
part in one of.the most thrilling
and qapidly growing sports on

a dangerous” sport. In_an aver-
age - year: only --four--lives ~are

lost , while some ;1% million] :

jumpé areimade./All clibs must
operate under the auspices of

The club was. formed
year ago by Russ Fitzgerald, an
ex-paratrooper -with the First
Airborne : Service’ Corps.
To.date the club’s member-
ship! is 35 but.only about half of
these members are regular at-| ti
tenders and more students are

vce lar belief
ntxary to Popular Tr le:
parachuting is not confined to

the male sex and six of the
Gand Forks club members are
women. Indeed the club would
warmly, welcome | more | ladies

the P Club,,of Canada,

a| which lays: down-regulations-

What sort of person makes
a good parachutist? “Providing | ;
one is over the eae of 16 and
in good health < ie only other

Brerequlsite is the desire to par-| ing: th

Anybody ene is no longer : a

Parachute Club is Anxious
To Attract More Members —

Castlegar, a a: man, in his fifties
who has made.over 200 jumps.

first. jump and: he \frankly,
mits that he has been bitten by
the parachuting bug. bug.

described his first de-
scent as “the thrill of a lifetime”
and his first; question on reach:
1e ae was when can

in. 2

the club would ‘hot be interested
in them. .:

One‘ of the club’s most ac-
tive members is Wally Munro of

in eal e
should contact Mr. Munro whose
home is at 691, 2nd Aves Cast-
legar .

ay | Zs
Spokane Coit tee vs » Cauileger Bal Ruths

Sat, July, 30: AIS games start at 12.30 and 3
Sent dys VAIS and

ALL Games At buss: GROUNDS

Sponsored by..Castlegar, i Minor Basoball

ae aes start at 1 em ee

Used, Equipment Sale

LAWN MOWERS — CHAIN SAWS
MOTORCYCLES — WATER PUMPS

% be eh hese :
ALL. GUARANTEED USED EQUIPMENT |:

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chikdrenare fnsin
Family Protection Plan. Call your CIS
agent for all the detalls on this modern

seed

girls’ team for competitions,
Moreover it need. not be an

However a dedi
might spend as much as $200) a
year.

‘One thing parachutists are
emphatic about is that this is not

_ thé office of Associated Engineering Services Ltd.
on or after July 28;1966, and copies may be ob-
. tained, by bona fide 1 ‘tenderers upon deposit of $25.
Plans and specifications will also be on view
at the Amalgamated Construction Association of
B.C. for.the yeni of its 5
Tenders must be accompanied, by, the. specified
bid bond payable {6 The Corpofatién of the Town
of Castlegar.
i. *The lowest or any tender will not necessarily
be accepted.

J. Logelin; Town Clerk,
The Corporation of the Town of Castlegar,
P.O. Box 519, i 5
Castlegar, B. ¢.
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2256 West 12th Avenue,
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uly 25, 1966

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By dames K. Nesbiii).

It's Ss: ‘Hard “for B.C. Women to Get Elected |

seed alarm
‘pocause in their
view women
ush-

‘are bein
ed ed around Tanda bub

investigat
status of women and they ‘want

“half the commission: to® be.

women, Now, how. fart can the
itriarchy go:

tions going pid y welth:
the status. of

women Mester to: ee 100k pret+| aad have,

Heat soo where the gi

have ivory ta hy Look at all
the rich ef

happy. ‘They are the women who
Ike :to to sbe dominated by their

The business: and. profes-| w
-slonel women think incre should
"be! more; women in’ public, slec:

af ted office... I. will admit wom
have a tough job ‘getting elected.
I blame other women for
this, I-have no way. of pro’
t, of course, but I do

WATCHES |
Selby se
LONGINE

“BULOVA

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He

wowoy
CLERZCHa)

0 faite

ms
“a

H blem is.

Pate Columbia, In: the nearly
50°years since women have had.

e all
Lois Haggen with’ sales tax ex-

emptions on children’s clothing.
The '12 women ‘elected ‘to

Mrs, ‘Sars
ith; Mrs, Helen Doug:
las Smith Mrs; Laura Jamieson, | o,
‘Mrs, Dorothy ** S{ : Mra,

Rolston, Mrs,

8, Mrs. Buda Brown,

.Camille Mather, Mrs. Mar-
garet Hobbs and: ‘Mrs, Haggen,
0: is ‘still’ in’ the ‘legislature,

all-male Hues

have: we: vin:
pever: ‘had a: Charlotte Whitton,
judy: h or an Aggie Me-
Phail? ‘We: apparently don’t

trust’ the spinster. out here.
: -Yoften wonder how one man

e| in an’ all-female’ ae would

a= time
bs. feel foolish. Not so with a lady

—jshe’s never; embarrassed a

else, 4
‘parlor. What di does this prove —
that women are better adjusted

“Perhaps all these points will
come’ up for debate if‘the: fed-
eral oral government investigates 1 the

,| mol

married —‘ why
British Columb PNE 6

Cenadian History
Gallery at Pacific
‘National Exhibition

The 11966 Pacific National

eeulbltion has: two distinct sid-

is its and
“Bay, with

pi only woman in sn otherwise | tions,

mimnén there. is the sectous

informative and) cultural side of

6. This‘aspect of the fair

is important ‘and one’ that. at-
tracts ot

/ cellent response’ with some 90

‘|more recent model aids a num-
than

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Every Sunday ron 48 PM.

Western ‘Institute ‘for: the Deaf.
The aids are used to help per-
sons. throughout B.C: who can-
not eftord ty PRY: cn. i
A epoxesman for the Vau-/___-
couver League for the Hard of
Hearing,.. which operates the
hearing’ aid loan service on be:
half ofthe WID, noted that one
used ald is noodod every ‘week
just to serve the ‘more press-
ing cases.”
Response toa siiuilar sp-
peal: last year brought an’ ex-

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Ore Weekdays 1 Bm. 8.20) Pa.
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of people’ each ‘yt

of the: cultural high:
lights "this year will be’ Confed-
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ding during: the fair from Aug.

2 oe ‘paintings have . been
ie

commissioned: and collected

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Summer Rall,

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both h mnalor’ Canadian “pallways

Pe toncer neither ‘is able to

t if this season’s bus: |i

eed that of pre-

“We never : ayo any: pro-
lem at this time of year,” one
okesman explained. “The pro-

Oriental lose is dom,
inating.a ceramic workshop Ue
sently based. at Notre: Dame in-

Tait

and
“Riegger,: who. is! established
in his own, school. at Mill: V:
ley, 15, miles north of Sa ed
cisco, explained that ‘0. much
the human; and. intuitive el-

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ental

To the dozen students . tak-
ing the’ summer’ school of the
iParts cours

- years ago by” a

Guce-the patting m method to USA | artist: in’

ements..enter.-into ‘the aura of|'.
Raku that associa:
ted with Genet a part of) On|

ite, more successful ful

m8, Ral t be’ done by

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- efly | Raku’s| ku, th
history. Heaie ‘said: the. techni-
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que was ‘e!
jotter
Choro, ‘Who: ‘today, vis
ian’ “as;the’- greatest master

ny.
‘There are ave: reasons why
easiest -t fo.

Raku!’ ware
make among 1 csamnlcs and yet
the. most, difficult,

appearance,
en the ’ glazed’ surfa
feolg of welght end touch and

e,° the
nique ‘and _- its . criental back-
ground is an entire new concept

Following -the. traditional}.
the Ameri

from, the Japanese art.’

“This ‘way, they can “ynder-
stand better the design in
to‘apy ly, the technique sympatty,
&

Above all ‘Riegger wants his

SOCIETY OF INDUSTRIAL &
COST: ACCOUNTANTS OF B.C.

TTENTION "

ALL RIA STUDENTS ‘AND :
~ PROSPECTIVE STUDENT s

* M; MacLeod, Regional’ Administrator will.

A bea. the “Hi° Arrow

Hotel; ‘Castlegar, ‘all’

day and" evening of Monday, August ‘ist to’
‘interview new’ students ‘and assist continu"
‘students ‘in planning: their/.¢ courses

fun’ course’ and. one
sbging earest as a Reginered tn

i SOCIETY OF INDUSTRIAL.
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.| years that”
.:'| trated on it,”-he added:

arts degre: ceramic art. ron

Shi State, University, has stu-
lied Raku: trying fo. fully un-

ded its. techniques, © philo-

te sophical implications ‘and unique

ett only in the ‘last three

ve really’ concen-

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Cranbrook Log
Haulers’ Strike
Cuts Production

A work stoppage by contract
log ‘haulers. at Cranbrook has

order | cut: the: log: production of, Cres

brook: Timber Ltd. by 50. per
cent, it was reported this week.
>\':Company general’ manager
‘Arnold: Quinn said the haulers

|| have not asked: for. negotiations.

“A-man who we know works

out of the IWA office came into|

my - offi week -and laid
wage Geil uy Uesk, Duc
said he didn't teed the
haulers.” ©); fn ee
Company 0) 8 al
al Flats, pany operation a and,
Parsons are cont ig and
Quinn ‘said that with some more
equipment the. company. could

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