,CASTLEGAR NEWS, rhureday, Afril 21, 1966

Giant Peace

River Dam

Starting to Grow Again -

Portage Mountain dam on
the Peace river, frozen at the
240-foot level since last Novem-
ber, has begun to grow again.

J. P. Ottesen, B.C. Hydro's
project manager, said the three-
mile-long conveyor belt and fill

lant have gone back

timate height of 600 feet in
early 1968 and its underground
powerhouse will generate first
power by October of that year.
Relatively small quantities of
material were placed on the dam
just before the shut-down over
the Easter holiday, but nearly a
foot of snow fell during the
weekend, dampening the hopes
of both Hydro officials and the
cont: tractors
peratures in the region

CANADA SAFEWAY LTD.

for

Trained. meat cutters, (meat,
wrappers, trained, grocery per
sonnel and cashiers, 5
Applications may be sent in
writing to Box 67, Trail, B.C.

tbe Koa
HOLIDAYING IN
VANCOUVER?

Then you want a central address
closé to all attractions, yet priced
to suit your budget. We have a
room and coffee shop and
are close to beaches and Stanley
Park. Please feel free to drop

a line for our descriptive bi procure. k

SANDS

MOTOR HOTEL

MUtual 2-1831_ | Davie at Denman
mmercial Cards honored
“On English Bay at Stanley Park”

haven limbed as high as 55 de-
frees in the past two days how-
ever, and work has resumed on
a 24-hour-a-day basis.

Mr. Ottesen said he is 0)
timistic. that a million cubic
yards of earth fill can be Placed
before the end of April..‘This
will: give tractor: a ‘‘cu-
shion’ for the heavy construction
schedule he's facing this year,”
he. added. B.C. Hydro’s 1966
schedule ‘calls’ for the placing
of 19.5 million cubic yards be-
fore ‘work comes to a halt In
approximately : seven ., month’s

me uring the 1965 construc-
tion Heer oe ee on

~}'son ‘pl

the te a eteeen May 4 and
Nov. 4, when winter struck the

Pehee river, district’ and isolidi-
fied the nearby glacial moraine,
source of construction materials

for, Portage ;Mpuntain, dam: ,
New Painting
Firm Starting

Businéss Here
A new business:has opened
in Castlegar.
A Wain MacKay’ 3 Painting . set
ecorating owned and opera
Angus Mackay. ced

by
‘Mackay has over 20
years s experience in the busin:

“Watch out for a fong pass!”

Kinnaird: Minor: League for
the eight to eeyear-olgs? has
now been orga! £
‘There’ will‘ be *
“Mounties”, “Dodgers”, “Yan.
kees”, “'Braves”’ and “Giants”.

urday at the ucinnaiee ball park:
At 1p. the. “Mounties”
will play ithe Yankees” and the
"Braves" will play the “Giants”.
Then at 3.30 p.m. the “Mounties”
will play the Ppodgers.” a
It is hoped by the organiz-
ers that many parents will be
there to see the teams in their
new uniforms.

The feams are as follows:— |:

“Mounties” (coach, L. York),
Bruce York, Allen Munroe, Dav:
id’ McCreight, Jim ‘York,. Gary,
Rutland, Don® york ‘Brian see

. Joh
Norman Pepper, Leslie,

a college education?

Call:

The Mutual Life of Canada

‘Brian ‘Lamond; , Fred:
Vigue, \Wes' Lucas;

Opening day ‘will be held'on Sat. May 25 ‘Yan

Minor League Basebaii
Organized for Kinnaird

12) Giants vs Braves:'‘

May 16 Giants vs Dae

May 17 Braves vs Giants; May

18) Mounties. vs ‘Yankees; May’

19 Braves vs Dodgers.
| May 23

sé even ‘new automatic dial
telephone offices are among

‘Tol’s interlor, divjston : construc;
tlon program: for: 1966.

{ Details of the Interior pro-
gram were dlsclosed by the com-
pany this we

orojects included in the B.C,|Kelown

$1 Million Weekly Spent
On Projects by B.C. Tel

ing from $10,000 to: $91,000 on
toll routes. linking Cratibrook,

lowna, Trail, Penticton, Vern-
on,‘ Nelson and Kamloops with |*
Vancouver,. These , installations |’
will increase capacity. ‘of ‘long-
distance’ routes /an

improve e

WANTED

2 or 3 bedroom houses
needed for, rent for Cana-
da’ 'Safoway Empteyoes.

act
Pi. Sot

quality of, p ate

ek
ments made at its ‘tistriet head-
quarters in’ Kamloops, Nelson
and Cranbrook.

+ Gordon K. Stenner, inter-
for division manager, said the
company is investing more than
$1 million a week in capital con-
struction throughout B.C, this
year as it moves actively to ex-
vand and improve communica-
tions facilities forne the pra-

.For Resid

"9 MORTGAGE, MONEY

documents

718 Granville St,

Pagan Low Monthly Payments, existing

TRANS-CANADA MORTGAGE CORP, LTD

cial, R and Farm

purchased * :

Vancotiver 2, B.C.

vince.

the cost! of ‘subscriber ‘station
equipment — the telephone sets,

| teletype ‘machines; ‘radio tele-)

vliones. switchboards and sim-
{lar items for” installation on

.] customer premises.

‘This equipment is purchased
on a system-wide basis and mak-
es up $7.85 million of the com-
Dan's over-all record capital
budget.

Mr. Stenner said that of the
pital

ing equipment ‘to expand and
improve local services, about $2
milllon will go into outside dis-
tribution facilities and about $2.5
million into expanding and im-
proving long-distance facilities.
The ‘seven new central ve
fices will:go into Horsefly, As-
pen Park, Dallas, North Nelsons
Fernie; ‘Boswell’ and Yahk.
addition, a new central Nifice
building will be ‘constructed at
Westsyde,. near, Kamloops, and
‘l'a start wills be “made on ithe a

may! tay Braves. Yankees;

ikeés''vs Giants and
May 26 Giants vs Mounties.

"Okanagan Valley

Could ‘Lose’ College
It Site Disputed
Wams fe in

it, should be-situated,
‘Minister 12R¥ Peters

i Moran
Fea, to sf cera ivalkenidp on where
iony

of its‘
equipment, which: is to: go into
service in'1987.

Two of the larger expendi-
tures in the division are sched-
uled in the East Kootenays,
where’ $263,000 will-be spent this
year to complete the $321,000
conversion of the Fernie man-
ual office to dial telephone ser-

‘i 3] vice, and where £718,000 will be

spent to install

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Ji12 — File'CQ 2404

British Columbia’ Hydro and Power Authority }
TENDERS FOR CLEARING AREA

J1 — File CQ 2402 (approximately 700 acres)
J5 — File CQ 2403 (approximately 145 aren),
‘acres)”

each of the areas listed above.

are to-be cleared on
pany the tender for

Performance Bond.

radio Iongadistance system be-
tween Cranbrook and Salmo.

190 |
313 — File CQ 2405 (approximately, 270 acres).

— of the Arrow. Lakes ‘Area’
SEALED TENDERS clearly marked as above will. be recelv-
ed up to 12.00 Noon,’ Tuesday, May 10, 1988 for clearing of

1, These areas lie in the Columbia River valley near.
the upper end of Up, Lake. {All areas’:

2. A 10% Bid Bond or Certified Cheque must accom-
3. The ‘successful contractor must provide a 50%

Tender forms and specifications may be obtained after Mon-
day, April 18, 1966 at the office of the Purchasing Depart-,
ment, 6th Floor, 970 Burrard Street, Vancouver 1, B.C::Te-
lephone Mus 3-8711, Local 2579, without charge. If plans
d they, will he supplied on‘ payment of
$10.00 plus 500 B.C.SS S: Tax. No part of this will be refunded.

Reservoir

per Arrow
a lump'sum basis,

each area,

i The interior, division's share

ce. ‘facilities between. divis:
where-in: the!

'$352,000.
cludes projects

ig he om "OE dots aed
ction ‘Ofitheir pro
Biome e Heke yhad been ten
top iprio: Dsl

Gordon yiGary Hominuk, Jim!
‘Vigue, John Vessey. and Vie-
tor Jmaeff.

ton), Tapru:'Tukkimaki, Glen Ar-
chambauitsWayne Jackson, Ross
Dickson, Ron Giles,‘Tom: Cotton;
Allan Fry,'« Norman’ Deverney,
Eddie Neberoff, Warren ‘New,
Randy ‘Houghton and Doug
Houghton.

“Braves” (coach, Bud Al-
lingham), Gerry Heagy, ‘Doug
Haines, Lawrence Haley, . John| vy;
Haley, Larry Hill Jim Rutland,
Harvy Haley, Robert Heagy,

worth and Neil: Pritchard.
Schedule for the first five

eks:
ril 25 35 Mounties vs Dodgers;

Rankesey (coach, F. Hough- Pe

Bruce Allingham, Danny Holds-}.

the’
ee Selkirk’ College Rt
Castlegar was underway, 7 Okan

to "You,: get? on with

the | lob "Present a.referendum

to the people? ‘I‘can’t forever

hold the priority which you now
enjoy.”

The minister stated that it

was apparent that only one such

college could ‘be: built in‘the| will:

ley because’ the? government
had the? rest ofthe province
to consider.
He -reminded-his audience
that a government survey had
shown that the college should be
located at Kelowna but that the

‘school ‘districts -had decided to

ie
e: /ancouver calles! ¥

\Son'Widay night, an inter-
nefonal concert will be held at

as, ‘The, a ‘Senior

Valley ; Sel nt
Spokang ao * featured wall

ior. Girl's : Che ler.

tie direction of ‘Miss’ Kae:

The 49-piece-band from
Spokane, under the direction of
Dean Rowbothany is;to arrive
in, Castlegar at :2,00°p.m. They,
giveian’ aftern oon concert!
for tile school and a concert ithat |
evening for the general public.

Saturday morning, the band.
will tour Celgar pulp mill, have
lunch at the school and then
return’ to Spokane.

from this same school was well

ee years ago,.a band |

If You ‘Ei, Orde ‘Baily

WEHAVE’GOOD 'NEWs!
- We've hired Chef Rolland with an excel-
lent reputation. He has worked in large’ res-'
taurants. in‘ Montreal ‘and’ will guarantee: “you '
a delicious meal at:popular prices: Daily spec- %
ials change every day at $1.25 and up. ji

aS Gets BM

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eHONE 365-5650
RNIE'ADY, MGR.
2 MILES UP NEW HWY

nn SOHN W, FISHER: !
1 1967 Stir anrins Coe

Report No, 4
The sound of a Jocomotive
whistle in all its variations can
ostalgia in

font

Be A tals whistle” has boos |t
ekgroun accompanim:

lite small townn and -cities

tier moving west, our
of a: busy) Canada ‘at .work.
In’ many Canadian commu-

e and small, the rail-
histle was an announce-

parture of others on thelr way
to greater adventures and new

careers.
During Centennial |. Year
1987.a hoot from a diesel loco-

motive pulling into town with
NTA
: FOR.

AIRLINE:

RESERVATIONS .,
e Ti
MEXICO -.. HAWAIIAN
ARRANGED

ee fed
CASTLEGAR AGENT, FOR

THE WESTERN HOTEL.
CHAIN

WEST'S.
DEPT. STORE
Phone 365-7542.

B reper exhibition. cars, will
ie id the arrival of something

big, unusual .and exci

more than 80 centres in Gaanda, Gernting ot Pentictoo, soni=d:

This will be the ¢

Passing of Woll
Known Salesman
Tony Pondelicek

Funeral services were held

West Kootenay Nurses

Gather Here

ann nial meeting of the
‘West Kootenay District, of ie

last ‘Thursday from the P
Funeral Chapel for or, Anthony
ny) Pondelices, pasccu
Saye in Penticton on April 10
in his 68rd year.
During his working years as
a travelling salesman, Mr. Pon-
Bra horn Icek, ie well known

tal
ved by his wife
ards

During 1967 the ‘Gonkedes: Ooyoos and) MC rh
‘Train. west | of Montreal, a1 sisters,
foe mrting. at Vict orda.| J. Hudak and Mrs. Mackie of
Those whe view the exhibits in-| Cranb:
side irainby will tece alts a is

ions confront yy ie. earl lew ¢ F
the lng contronted settlers of Can-|- =
and development’ and the bustle aan

east, starting at Vict

they pass from car
y mil ex

rience un-
Samrertable sensations of steer-
this new country,
for reflection in the Con-|-

age Passage to
Peieration Chamber: and pass

throug periods of the last 100

ters, ies, caveketie Lape

rook,
Interment was in the Lake-

in| district treasurer; Mrs. B.

jurse:
B.C was held at Hl Arrow ‘Arms

lotor Hotel:.recently,. with 90| c:

members sitting down to dinner.
Head table Eueats were: Hira.

J. Smith, Preside lent of the Nel-
son. chapter;’ Mrs. M. Garland,
en-
nedy, president of the ‘Trail
‘chapter; Sister M. Beatrice sec-
ond vice president of the RN
ABC; . F. James, district

president

vice
‘president at cs

ranch and Mrs, A. Edwards,
second : district ‘vice president.
dinner,  “‘The

Arare souvenir book of the
Micmac Celebra-

»| Rare Book About Micmac
Indians Donated to NDU

ed in the three languages, was
mignthly. It printed

Bust t 20's and ao eran the two|tion, tracing the history of the

world wars. Chil

nm will de-| easternmost Algonquin tribes

rive special ‘benefits from the| som 1610 to 1910, has been

lively presentation of history.

For more- than’ 700° com-| donated to the library at Notre
munities ‘ not ‘visited’ by the | Dame University.

train a blast from the air horn

The book was originally own-

of a tractor trailer truck will ed by the late Rev. Donald Mac-

announce the arrival of a sim-
lar exhibit: inva huge Centen-

nial caravan.

Pherson, parish priest: of Glea-
dale; Nova Scotia. It was later

‘There -will be eight cara-| given to Fr. Bede MacEachen

vans travelling across Canada

local news, at vertising notes and
listed books .written in Micmac
that could ..be ’ purchased at
prices ranging from five cents
to $1.25, including such titles as
“Baseball. Rules in Micmac.”

The first baptism among the
Micmae Indians took place at
Port Royal, dow Annapolis, N.S

took

S.A. of

each: with eight 73-foot tractor | Notre Dame, who in turn don-

trailers made in Calgary — the
larg trailers’ ever to travel
£ on North pAmerican roads rm y
containing. exhi similar
AND. EUROPEAN. :TOURS|: Popenaray Hs rear

on ba ‘communit:
format

of Canadians. Man;
ties

’*A‘caravan will be arranged | ters of the Atlantic seaboard,

= Robson Social

site in'a speck
tion and its is printed In three Janguages—

will stage
a with the caravan’s

‘Be sure to watch for dates
of the visit of the Confederation
Train or.a caravan in your area,
Your Centennial. organization
‘will know the location and time.

ated it to the university UBESEY.
~The 97-page publication, i 1

place at St. Anne de Restigouche

Quebec on: June 24, 1910. The

Micmac Iridian3 at that time
d 4,000.

with. p and a
map ‘naming the original ‘cen-

| French, English. and Micmac.
was printed in 1910 at Rimouski,
Quebec, from information gath-
ered, by Franciscan f:
cated in Eastern

P.O. Box 63

FOR ESTIMATES
Ph. 359-7742

‘Max Zeibin Electric

Thrums, B.c,

5-13

Talk on: China
Given’ at’ ucw
Circle Meoting

‘Women was ‘held |’
ig at the home |’

were served d by Mare Lipsett and

‘W. Houston.

fathers lo-|;

newspaper, also irint, i

A:regular of Har-| Sn
mony Friendship rene of Unit-land

‘365-5883
-Mrs. William Soucte with her

where
ployed. She; will now enter Nel-
son Vocational. School.

Miss ‘Barbara .Fowler, who
attends school in Vancouver, is
spending ‘her Easter, . vacation
with: her, ‘Mr.
| error

Heslop. Then ‘on Mon:
the Pasins ond Heslops left
for a vacation in Alberta, :
Mr. and Mrs, W. Johnston
and family returned on. Wednes-
day from Vancouver, where they
visited with relatives. -
Mr. Phil Zaitsoff is a pa-
tient in Castlegar- and *Distuet:

Hospital.

and. Mrs. R. Bro and
boys have been’ visiting on Van-
souver Island and in Vancouver

iver CAL A

IS

Ribbons,
Typewriter’ Erasers.
Typewriter Ribbons

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File Folders
Ledger ahd Journal
Sheets

En Wi

ands.

Ty
. Office Supplies”

Adding Machine Tapes and

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Inks & Ballpoint Pens. '
«Steno Note Books.
~ Pencil Sharpeners. ,
* & Columnar ‘Pads.

.Rubber Cement and Rub-

CASTLEGAR NEWS..2

If we haven't got it we can get it for: you.

Sen Mounties vs ‘Giants;
il 28 Dadgors vs Braves.

Tavs are

made. *

BUT TEy,

ore, Tae Coat Stas

opm in the sym,

May vs
May 3 Braves vs Mounties; May
4. Dodgers.;vs Giants; * ‘May’ 5
Giants vs Yankees.

‘May 9° Yankees vs‘Dodgers;
fay 10 Mounties vs’Braves; May
11, Yankees vs Mounties; May

J LEGION CORNER

:éThe DVA officer will be in
Castlegar on Monday at 1 p.m.
Anyone interested in seeing him
should contact Comrade Melnick
immediately.

Winner of the $50-a- smonth
club * was. Comrade B, Lamb.
Silver Birch School will receive
a $50 cheque. Be

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Hours 9-6 Daily
9-9 Thursday

‘Located above Bob's’ Pay'n
aa Takit

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be

— Ductwork —

— Plywood, sheathing grade, 5/16” — Plywood,
—2X4—2X'8 — Mono Doors, paint grade, complete. with hardware.
— Window Sash, 6 light, suitable for

— Rocle Wool Insulation, batts, suitable fon ‘ceilings a Furnace aes

Etec,

6th Ave. and Milestone Road; at appro:

sheathing

Spiess aes

grade, 3”

garage, Es

All sales cash, as is, where is s. For further. information phone the Kin-’
naird Village office.

CENTENNIAL COMMITTEE — VILLAGE OF KINNAIRD .

‘cold fr

Pick yours up now WHILE OFFICIAL DISCOUNT PRICES APPLY
at: your neighbourhood chartered bank branch! Open and build a

Family Expo 67 Tour AcCOUNE. Bo sure your family sees Expo 87 — April 28 to Oct. 27 at Montzeah

luring Easter vacation.

“THE CHARTERED BANKS
“SERVING YOU
AND YOUR COMMUNITY

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 21, 1966

for Meeting

Westwinds” entertained © with
the ainsing of 1 of folksongs.

P&G Builders Supply |

ACROSS FROM THE ARENA
.¥)

CEMENT
PLYWOODS

gave her re-

port as councillor for the exe-
utive,

She reported that * the re-

te will meet An

ig the nursing needs of the el-
*erly,” and all nurses and any-
one ‘conn with the aged

DOORS
MOULDINGS
WINDOWS
LUMBER
HARDWARE
FLOOR TILES

in any way attend these
sessions, ee

‘Mrs, James thanked Castle-

gar chapter for hosting the meet-

ing an . Smith extended an
invitation to hold the annual
meeting in Nelson next year.
Mrs. J. Cook took the chair
for the election of officers.

The new slate is: president,

legar: third vices areaident, Mrs,
B. Kennedy of ecretary,
Mrs.. L. Redding of. Trail and

r, Misa M. ‘Kershaw of

“A. vote of thanks was
given to Mrs. James for her ef-
forts during the past two years.

She was nominated as a dele-
gate to the Canadian Nurse As-
sociation bi-annual meeting in
Montreal in July.

KNIGHTS OF eA incer

BINGO.

ST. RITA’S HALL

TONIGHT

on June 24,''1610, and the ter) :

“Castle Theatre Tickets

Just take a look through the ads in this Skuggmg
. Guide, If you find your name you'll cin two free tickets
to the Castle Theatre where there is always the best
in_ movie entertainment. If your name appears phase

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We Wire Flowers. Anywhere
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‘Orders to Go...

@ Chips _
@ Hamburgers
@ Fish and Chips

‘Bluetop Burger

In a Hurry? Phone First!
Phone 365-8136

Bear Wheel Alignments. |

Sun Tune-Ups ©
Full Line of Esso Products
Phone 365-7532.

- Hilltop Motors ©
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- Colors — Panels. for. Oil Colors

| Godicace Drug
Corner Pine & Columbia
Phone 365-7813 _

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Channel’ Master ‘and Sony: Radics
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- -Repairs to All Makes of TV Sets

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