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B.C, Hydro Calls Bids

On Peace Powerhouse] «

dro has asked for

B, C. Hy:
bids on the first phase of con-|°

struction of the world’s largest
underground powerhouse, | the
2,300,000-kilowatts plant at the
site of Portage Mountain Dam
on the Peace River. |

wer in 1968.
Tenders,

tract to be awarded about Sept.
4, eall-work to begin in Sept-
ember and be completed: by
June 1, 1965.

The project requires exca-
vation of 90,000 cubic yards of
rock to form 3,000 feet of access
tunnels leading deep. into the
left ‘bank’ of the Peace River

Can:

one ‘tunnel, 1,400 feet long,
25 feet high and 1d 82 féet wide,
will be the {Parmanent power-
house access

‘Another tunnel, 1,600 feet
long and roughly the same di-
mensions, will lead
main access funnel around some
two-thirds of the powerhouse

‘| perimeter.

From. this tunnel ‘ miners
working under:the main power-
house contract begin exca-.
vating penstock tunnels next

spring.

Main excavation, of the po-'
werhouse cavern also will
next spring from oxplorat on
tunnels in’

to be opened] ™
Thursday, August 27 and a con-| +

Toronto.

PEARSON IN WAX. A wax effigy of. Prime Minister Lester
Pearson placed in Madame Tussaud’s famous :waxworks in
London Is discussed by Angelo Tussaud and Bernie Brayden,
\Canadian star of British TV..: Suit ‘for: the Pearson effigy
also comes from Canady designed by (allor Ed Provan of

Terrific Pole Act
Hired for PNE —

The Pacific National Exhibi-
tion takes pride in the fact that

ectacular. attraction:

is the Sky High Sway-O-Rama
Act ‘which will perform in the

already
bedrock in the left bank of the 7

Peace River.Canyon. °,

The powerhouse cavern will
be 1,000 feet long, 80 fect wide |
and 120 feet high.

-| ‘trio’ sway. their poles in 40-foot}:

-| pole, to. pole.

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Beautiful. B.C. Fealures

‘special interest- to ‘the Prince

-\ special- appeal to, southern Van-
| couver - Island... °

ug
1 Carnival” Exhibi-| 6
tion. i

This: act consists of three} °
daredevils performing atop 125-
foot ‘swaying steel poles. The

arc in ‘the meantime perform-
bate feats.

dangerous, truly spectacular act Ni

changeover — from pole;

Last year’s free high act ni
featured Betty and Benny Fox,
who. danced and performed ac-

a 125-foot pole.

Their ‘act drew much laud-
atory comment from both local
and out-of-town Fair patrons,
who made it-a‘point of inform-
ing PNE officials how impressed | a ray,

quality act: would be provided | hry,
free of: charge.

‘robatics on a'tiny platform atop Mr.

are

ROHN
Mrs. Carl: ‘Kellet’

Mr:
of Vancouver are holidaying’ at
it-offers Fair visitors many free, the home. of their son’ and

“In keeping’ ‘with this policy Reet law, Mr. and Mrs. C.

Mrs, J. Slemeuc of

Mr.an
heart of the Fair grounds daily Sousa’. dad Alberta, Mr. and Mrs,
Bie nightly during the August pel cy

Mrs. W. Cornelson
ic., were all weak
the home of

sderson of Salmon
ing a week at her

* visitors” at the

coker
ig handstands and other acro- home ana and Mrs, 5 J. Blemer
Peature of thelr extremely in ‘and Sharonand Wendy of

‘and ‘Mr. and ‘Mrs. J.

2 fakusp,
- | fs their unbelleveable three-man | Dyck and ae ‘Vancouver: |

ker and son of

Victoria are. holidaying at Re-
a
- Mr. and Mrs. W. Leduc and

spendin, few days ho-

daying in’ Renata during the
sherry i season:

Mr. and Mrs. A. Uyse and
Araxie ofTrail!were weekend

and pleased they were that such Visitors at the home of Mr. and
Rohn, ,*

Long Play Record. Now |
Out On Barkerville —

The rollicking fun’ of. old
time Barkerville has been wrap-
ped. up ina long: play: record
for home ‘consumption uae
‘The it co} py or of the Lon-
don ae of Barkerville Bal-
lads, was presented last week. ko

100,000° visitors drove ‘over the
60 mile. ur'xoad.from Quesnel

to. see! he, town © and’:attend
Theatre R

878, ath “Avo,,.Castlegar
trom United Chureh

yal,
You can hear the mudience

out the production ost
The album cover is atmoat

vance, sale has started” now at} a

the province. ‘
record contains songs

The -
and patter of the gold rush era

of' 100 years- ago. It was made
during one of the perfomances
of the troupe which has. played
twice daily at Theatre” Royal
each , gummer Stine ce 1962.

J. think it is the first time
the provinlal government has
gone on record," ‘Wal-
Jace, deputy ier rehihes
and chairman of fhe Barkerville
Advisory Committee.’

2's Sales revenues will -help

began

the record
with: a color picture of the cast
on front’ and :fiye pages, of of be.
| torical packgroun

also short , bio#raphies ; of ihe

*| now-famous cast headed by Fran

Dowle.

Those who haven't yet been
to Barker vile will want. to.
after hearing this record. Those
who have been there! will trea-
sure ie asia Wallace... Fonventte
said Mr.

become’ BGs prime to’
traction. Last: year’ more than

i CASTLEGAR NEWS

AND EUROPEAN: TOURS
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The Sway-01 -Rama act fol-

lows that ‘same’ tradition. °

Secondary Industries

“The fall issue of Beautiful
British Columbia Magazine will
go-on: sale on July 30. It con-
tains features of interest to ma-
ny parts of the province as well].
as a picture feature on the pro-
vince Sbasic and secondary in-

du: A
: “simon “Fraser, Days”, “of
George. area is the lead. story.

‘An equally, attractive story on
the Saanich Peninsula will have

‘Also featured are Hedley,
the ‘grape: industry and a beau-
tiful Painting, “farm Near Cour-
tenay” by. E. J. Hughes. Tt is

a-by “special
of the Vancouver Art Gallery.

-A special offer for Christ
mas:subscriptions is again offer-
ed with a beautiful new calendar
“The Best. of Beautiful British
Columbia’: as the: bonus ‘feature.

TM
“UNITED -
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OF: CANADA

Right —

AIRBORNE! E)

from,a zoo in wi
Toronto, , this, y

still airbourne in the arms.
of an airplane son hom

| match for the Castlegar club.

“tess: ‘Margaret : ’ Selwyn: ‘The
“@lk is destined for 'a alee
“dal park in central Ontario, -
‘along , with ‘a ‘ wobbly-! Jegged °
te ‘and’ a. as of !bison:

Dev

elopiment of tha frseway makes, g signal —
. system hae given’ rise to. a ene guile you Parra ted 10,
too. feeeaans

breed of driving: pest .— ithe

“freeway athlete.”

‘He -is- close ‘cousin : of. the! diato)
type encountered on city streets position,

ine Competitor

ontinually
can’t stand tobe (as

— except that’he practizes his} he sees it) ‘out-maneuvered. If

art at
more 6, dangerous conditions.
he daily engages in thi

Hea Olympics,” he comes
in various guises which have

“chani
Been sketched as follows? by. important ‘matters. When be

the B.C. Automobile Associat

ater — A chummy

igher speeds and under| you “try- to

pass,-he speeds up
SO. you can’t. Score nine points.| @

The Dreame: Lives in a
world. of:.his: own,. driving me-
as he ponders more

‘gets where he’s going (if; he

psi eleite Toves to nuzle up does), he won't be able to recall

close, ridin:

your tail for all
he’s worth. Based on the dan-

how he got there. Turns 01
radio, but doesn’t really hear it. it.

ger of rear-end collisions he Can . often be ‘recognized

creates and the de;

es usually ‘are °
companied: by a complete ack ths

signals. Score. him. 10. points,

“Daredey :
recklessly into “freeway.”

from the on-ramp,:secure in ‘the

belief. everyone : will © give :
Having gained ‘a’ footho!

darts in and out of small ;
ces ‘between: cars,.causing:
sideswipes and Tear-enders, Pro-
bably operates 0)

up 10 pin here.
The’ Speeder’ —* An i
‘tient fellow who'considers

yy: placing «
eB me the: top of the eajacent
bare both |:

radar — since
he hover looks in -the rear-view |!
rv turns his head. Shall

off, Sometimes wakes up at the
g | ast: moment, and discovers his
el 'offramp is at

make it. Eight-points.

seat ° area... Other: times, ..
hands are’ on the wheel but: his
‘head and body lean to the left,

aye as: though 5 bending: ‘before’ .a
5 ind. -Six-point

‘changing’ th
vacross ‘the way, the clouds in
ie airplane .——; you

speed |'the:
laws are made’ Solely for. lesser jpame si i Auottie: six: Liao

beings.’ Another. 10-pointer.
The Slo re 2 mad-

‘This gla-
jockeys for] ¢

blinker he has forgotten to turh 5

hand: —_ cuts|’ i
across: two “lanes ‘of: traffic to| 3m

Pistol Club Com

‘A ‘good i endaiiee ‘peooed | cal
is realized since the‘start of the
outdoor senna st,‘at the

(Allan Dungate, Ron Lee, : ‘Aub:
roy Leverldge, and Geoff.:Sch-] ni
lattner . headed : for; Cranbrook
to | initiate. the, the semiannual | ¢
at and

Sosy

Goo
trophy ace a: ae
competi n.1A,| Leveridge. scor-
ed'the highest ‘aggrozate of the

+) Cranbrook and district shoot-
ers promised to answer the chal:
Cate fora. defence. this fall in

legar, :

Geoff Schlattner, went to
Vancouver last’ week to’ attend
the Provincial Champlon-
ships to'‘represent the local club,
He won first ‘place ‘in 'the 3

ae ‘ass

The + ‘lub is . planning on
sending, jrepresenta
Ogopogo.,'matches in. Kelowna] su
which’ colncides, withthe Kelow-

ives: to. the | to call’ hand

July 30,1984

peted In Meet in Cranbr ook

eaeaae including autolgading fodletration are welcomed. Con-; the ated flats, (Follow the Ar-:
es i bee, _secvetary of

of the} row) andi: we invite one and

eas ants or

Menawhile the club. holds] just ontookers. Guns and ammu-
regular meeting and shoot] nition ‘are | ofavailable) fe

4 gu ts ; re;
the handy sport.: Advanced every Tuesday: at S30) p.m. at| minal fee.

ja: Regatta.

By pas, fait. “hat, a Handgun
clinie in. this area’ is urgent
required and : pia ng fora full-
fledged’ vand iret Well organized sour:
se are well:underway, complet
with: films ;, and. drece fenlzed in
struction methods.on: ee hand,
ling and; competitive’ shooting of

irs, Johnson's. Mother
Died in England

bara Bell mothen
of Mee H.: Johnson ' of. Castle-
gor passed away Wednesday Ju-
ly 5\in Middlesex Hospital.
’ pte ia Bell lived: with: her

Hold a Patio Party-

Make: It International

A favorite. way.af entertain:
ing’ guests: during the summer
months is to hold a ‘back-yard
barbecue.» However,; ‘even: the

most ‘enthusiastic may soon. wea-| 10°:

ry. of hot dogs and hamburgers.

The next ‘time: you: plan to| 8tal

have. dinner outdoors, why not
add an extra ingredient?, Flavor.
your meals with a dash of conti-
netal cuisine.

> Hold’an. infernational al night

Stine gay. can orient lanterns on}
the ‘trees. Make broad Chinese
hats’ of’ cardboard - for - guests.

Cook’ chow ‘mein and‘ hot rice.
Serve - outdoors © complete ’ with

1 aris
arrange tables with: checkered
fable: ‘eloths on the ‘patio. Place
le’ in ‘a: bottle on: each
table. Make black tams for. the
guests) ‘Food for though” might
be ‘an impromptu poetry ;read-

ig.
Earn your chef's hat as the
hostess scien fhe, most original

ith a promise .to co-oper:
ate’ with the psent “gover-

tafe, and :

‘Johnson for. five
year, eae the. Fall of 1947 until
the spring of 1952,
he; was. in. her, 7th year
and leaves to mourn here Mrs.
H.: Johnson, “Mrs. H.. Schellen-
burg; ‘Mrs.’G. Eastcott of. Ross-
land and Mrs. L. Taylor of Vic-
toria, also; two sons in Seahom,
Co,Durham England, a daughter
‘Hanworth, :; Middlesex, 16
Sf 12; great

‘Mrs;/-Bell.” was ‘an ardent
Women’s eat and Anglican
Church worker, while in Robson.
Mrs... Johnson: was. visiting in
England, at the. ume. of her mo-
ther’s.,passing::.°;.;

on't let tree.

‘oots clog up
our sewage
.systom!

cause‘ of td ‘nwar failures root:
. Clogged line:

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: change over to match sewer. eee

aris: ‘animatedly. Six

te ‘above, aré only a “few
the types ‘you will recognize,
ie BC. says, You can iden-
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get, for. their,
totals in--the ‘Freeway,
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Government. Approved :

FLYING SCHOOL |

on target

“The finest ‘gdvertising doesn’t have a chance unless it ee
is seen or heard. }

(Across from Kay Motors) : "Castlegar, B.C. =

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on of an adverti “¥s vital to its
success, And circulation i is people... not the, numb
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Kinnaird Zoning

Kinnaird "residents. and’ ‘property-owsers are hel
‘by, notified, that. the Village Council, has given:
. three readings to a_new, Zoning By-l law and that a:
public meeting will: bé’ held on. Bbeaeads August:
| 4th, 1964 in the Ki d ;
Hall. The purpose of this meeting i is to hear’ argu: Ve
ment and. opinions:, for. or against the adop:: :
tion of the proposed Kinnaird Zoning By-law.
The draft of this By-law: may be examined in the
Village Office during regular business hours from
hee! sete a the public hearing.

No advertiser can afford expensive ‘guessit
proof of circulati should be d ded », Vague gen:
eralities, should’ bed unted. Charts, rand
, “and can lead:your advertising

BEST. DRESSED
: J MEN WEAR
McGILL SHOES

“from:-

art copy e of our latest ABC: Audit Report is available”
on: request.”
_ Allen Selbie,
Village Clerk. :