CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday,

Aug. 17, 1961

CASTLEGAR NEWS

d and Forty- “Seven

HYDRO PORTEOU

On several occasions during the past
year. this has
the establishment of a department of
hydro resources with a responsible min-
ister. preferably Hon. Ray. Williston,
present: minister. of. Jands. and forests;in
charge.

_ Developments in this province during

SORRY REMARKS

Mention of an unidentified B.C. Pow-
er Commission official last week that the
Commission has not.had time to study
about 200 letters received by the water
rights branch office following application
for permission to build three dams on
the Columbia and his remark that
“There are a number: of letters from
landowners in the area and I suppose
many of them are from people saying
they own land and want compensation” is

.@ remark that would have been better
left unsaid.

The stand of the Castlegar News on
the issue of the High Arrow dam and

“SMALL COLLEGES

It is hoped the recent announce-

ment that a further four universitiés are ~

to be established in England has come to

the attention of Victoria and the UBC:

board of governors.

It follows the British plan of keep-
ing. universities’ small. The United King-
dom’s 106,000 students are spread out
over 23 universities for an average of
about 4,500 a school.

This is’ pertinent because of the
problem now confronting the University
of B.C. It.is in danger, in the words of a

. Needed for B.C. °
“the ‘past few weeks, namely take-over of
the Peace River Development Co, and
the B.C, Electric Co. and the annouce-
ment ' of an ‘immediate ‘start on ‘the Peace

River project, emphasize the necessity .

for such a: department. In point of fact
the establishment of it should not be put
off much longer By the provincial <gov-
ernment,

. From a Commission Spolonten
“Columbia development is well known, yet
we haye never taken any attitude but
that those along the lake protesting the
construction of the dam have: been any-
thing but sincere.in their protest.

It is too bad ‘this unnamed B.C. Hyd-
ro spokesman: couldn't hold the same
view for until he does open those 200
letters he is in:no better position. than
anyone else to guess about their .con-
tents. If they do, indeed, ask for compen-
sation, then the requests they contain
are probably based on more fact. than
the flippant remark of the B.C. Hydro
sp would dit

A Case for Them — *
cultural life is concentrated in the Lower:
And tration n puts a dis-
d "from:

‘little League
Baseball
Schedule

Forry Traffic
: Up Slightly

Here are the “Castlogar ferry
statistics for last month with duly,
1960, figures in brackets:

Round trips 6,385 (3,189); a
ontobllés and “drivers 65,686

Please clip and save these play-off
- rules and schedules. .
PLAY-OFF .. RULES ,

1, . Inning in pi progress only, will be
completed after fifteen minutes to
the pa hour,

2; Sie Game, Game over the team
with, Tee first. winning toning will
bo. declared. winner,

3... Pibohers’ are ‘only. allowed. to

"pitch alx -innings ‘in’ play-offs, ‘This| .

rule Gov sot apply, ‘to Pony Lea-

Bue.

4, ‘Winning’ ‘teams are not allowed

to pick up players from losing
teams.

5, All “teams must available at

playing time,

ck
16,427 pee ae 1,553 sae

FOR THE BEST Me ech BODY, ORK, rea

Painting ~ - adliner Replacing
Seat covers and auto glass installed
WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED
at the ‘old~Co-op ‘in: Castlegar

Phone 365-5022 *: .:

1

yg] buses S49
(25); altostock 4 ‘2 (29).

Propane Now ..
Generating’ -
Electric Power

‘the flrat of its kind in Canada,
‘wo dual-fuel engines which
drive 600-kllowatt generators were

6. All coaches will be
for their ball players at game time.
7, Al ground rules must be dis-
cussed with coaches of both’ teams
and with the umpire before each
gome. * x
8..One allotted coach will be al-
lowed to coach third base only dur-
ing play-offs. |

9. Umpire will toss coln with coa-
ches of both teams to decide the
home team. -
10. Any of the above rules broken:
This will be left up to the umpire's
discretion, ‘

"THERE WILL BEA) MINOR
MEETING z

undertaken following Praca sare
out by engineers at.
Lake plant about two ‘vents ages

Realtors to Hear
Howard Green

Hon, Howard Green, secretary
4 state for external mal’ aftatne will

AUGUST 23, MARLANE HOTEL
‘AT 7:30 PM. IT WOULD BE AP-

proportionate exp on
interior points.
The Sun agrees with Dr. Norman
MecKenzie that: there is little: sense &
ing junior coll :
province until UBC is provided with mache!
needed facilities. But time is running
short. UBC may strangle on its - own
growth,
In Ontario, authorities worried over
the size of University :. of serene -have

prominent ed: of 'b an. in-
tellectual: shopping centre.

Next month an estimated 13,000 stu-
dents’ will register at UBC. By 1965, -at
the present rate, there will be 20,000.

Says one fe : “Seven th d

York. Uni ty... Alberta,
with a smaller population than B.C.’s,’ is
having great. success with the new Uni-
versity of Calgary.

Raising Victoria .College to full. de-
pree- ing status relieves some’ of the

and it's crowded; 9,000 and you. can't
use the library until the third year; 10.-
000 and third-year students are marking
first-year papers; 12,000 and you might
as well affiliate with General Motors.”

Some of these unfortunate charater-
istics are already present at UBC. During
the term some students are forced to
study in cars. Ohers are still taking
classes at 9 p.m.

But size alone isn’t the only prob-
lem. The province cannot flourish if its

‘e from Vi: Island 5
Demand from the interior for a junior
college is growing.

What is needed is a full inquiry into
long-term. university needs. Dr MacKen-
zie has long urged the setting up of an

, FONY LEAGUE PLAY-OFF

KINNAIRD PARK

Mr, Green will speak at a din-

{ner on Sept, 5.

the expected
200 ee will be Alberta Pre-
mier E. OC. Manning. He will be
guest speaker at a luncheon: on
Sept. 6.

"SENIOR MEN'S.

: BASIE BAL ©”

i 2 ‘Anyone interested’ in - playing senior men’s bas!
Propane, a byproduct of 3.C.’s | Hm

ket ball must be at the meeting to be held at.
the Marlane Hotel on Wed. Aug. 30 at 7.30 p.m.

a The $5 fee per player to join the team will also

be collected at the above meeting.

Any further information may be had by contact.
ing Josh Savoy. phone 365-5422.

LETTER TO THE EDITOR

‘No Reasons for High Arrow’

Now taut BO. is exabaiking on

* one ‘of ‘the. world’s aie Bigsest orn
“what, valld

Brojects in’ th ‘Peace,
redsons are there for ‘butaing” the

S ‘The pets million ° flood : contro!
Payment credited to it in the Treaty

side of the border.

{2b is doubtgul if B.C. would ever
need any. power from a’ High Arrow
and -as. for: our’ neighbors to, the
South, ‘Dr.-Gordon Bhrum of ‘the
BO. “Energy ‘Board finds ‘that: the
Pacific Northwest haa a surplus of
power,
> > For’ years ‘they: have: been giv-
=| Ing us the ‘sob-story of scraping the
bottom of the barrel for power, But

| ow it has been revealed that ever
alnca World War If they have been | .

dumping ‘the equivalent’ of ‘one Bon
neville: DDami ‘into ‘the Columbia in
heat energy from thelr Hanford
‘Works, By next year,

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Wheel Alignment

Kinnaird .- sal 565 $2472

this colossal waste is going to be
increased by 50 per cent with the
installation of a new reactor,

Instead of spending a mere
$95 million to harness 700,000 to
800,000 OWS of power, they expect.
us to spend $458 million and but-
cher and flood large areas of our
country in order to provide them
with 1,114,000 WS, In plain lang-
uage they will be wasting by next
year two and one-thirds of the
share of poner.t they ous. aoe. bar by.
BO, ‘building all three

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A. No. 1 team THRING. vs No, 4
team SOOKACHOFF 9:00 am,
B, No, 2 team‘ BAILEY ys No. 5
team CHERNOFF 11:00 an,
Cc. No, 3 team ISAKSON vs No. 6
team MELNICK 1:00 pm.
D. Winner of B event vs Winner
of O event 3.00 pan.

‘Winner of A event.. Bye
-E.. Winner of. D event vs Winner
of A event . 5:00 pam.

LITTLE LEAGUE PLAY-OFF

KINNAIRD LITTLE LEAGUE
PARK ~ SATURDAY, SEPT. oh

A, No. 1 team CULLEY vs No, 2

impartial board tc look into public spend- :

ing for university-level: education.
Secondary education has its Chant
Report. University education needs a sim-
ilar study. It’s up to ‘the’ government to’
set it-in motion. —Vancouver Sun

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A. No, 6 team MILLS vs No. 7
team FORNEIWGI - SHHS Park -
10:00 a.m.
B. No, 3 team. SHAY. vs'No. 4
team YORK - Twin Rivers Park -
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D. No.5 team BAIRD vs Winner
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E. Winner of B event’ vs Winner
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‘Treaty Danis and in ‘tdmen thelr
share, of High Arrow.

‘The future prosperity’ of Gastle-
gar’ is inescapably bound ‘up “with
that of the ‘Arrow. Lakes, Leave the

good land unflooded, put a highway | §

in to connect with the ‘Trans-Can-
ada at Revelstoke and watch for a
population increase and millions of
dollars of building and development,
all’ of .which ‘will indirectly pee
tit Castlegar.

Certainly If we flood out-:the
major portion of the homesites and
arable land, few people are golng

to want to build and live on ‘oliffs]

and rock bluffa,, a
Murphy: creek Dam would: be
just. as great. 0. tourist attraction

| as High’ Arrow. and thera are good

Teasons to believe that it would pro-

vide jus; as many man hours of |§

work bealdes power fer expansion of
‘West Kootenay industry, «
High Arrow with: an annual
rise and‘ fall‘ of ‘at least 16 feet will
add. greatly.:to. costs’ of logging,
building and maintaining wharves
and operation: of ferries. Certainly,
before any irrevocable steps are ta.
lumbia| ken, the B.C, Power’ Commission
should be’ required ‘to prove: dire
necessity as to why 1,625 Canadian
citizens muts be deprived of’ thelr
homes in order ie bencit Californ-

fa,
peril ce Roder,
rater Resources Comm,
Map Ohamber of Com-

c Bug's a
Help to Stop
Water Pollution ©

+ .Beveral bittion “tugs”

Horman ‘Leaders
Plan Conference
Here on Augus! 22

Robson Couple
Hurt in Accident
While Holidaying

Mr, and Mrs. James Porter of
Robson were injured Monday, in an
automobile accident at Victoria,

Mrs, Porter suffered minor in-
juries when her head struck the
cars windshield and was being
treated in hospital, while her hus-
band, who was shaken up, was la-
ter released.

LABOR FORCE _.

In Canada 62 per cent of the
labor force consists of professional
People and 16.3 per cent are skilled
persons, compared to 18.6 per cent
and $2.9: per. cent respectively. for

those classes in the U.S. labor force. . !

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Aug. 17, 1961

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CLARKE’S POOL
SATURDAY, AUGUST 19
._., SENIORS AT.10 AM...
INTERMEDIATES AT 11 A.M.
JUNIORS &: BEGINNERS AT 12 NOON

ELDER THEODORE M: BURTON :

Elder Theodore M. Burton, ‘Salt
Lake City, Utah, and Assistant’ to
the Council ‘of Twelve: Apostles of
the Church of Jesus Christ of Lat-
ter-day ‘Sainte ‘(Morinon), will ‘nd-

Castlegar ‘during ‘a'‘tour of the
church’s Alaskan-Canadian Mission.

Accoispanying the visiting” chu-
rch leader will be Milon L. Weilen-

headquarters ‘in Vancouver. |
‘The conference Will be held at
PA Rivers Hall, 7.30 p.m. on Aug.

* he meetings here willbe part
of a series ‘of .21 conferences and
meetings with ” missionaries, local
church leaders, church members,

dress a conference of the church in| -’

man, President of the Mission with ;

“Finance yours

Bans OF Manrazas)

with a lowcost
life- ‘insured

Fami ly Finance Plan m 7

ell Ah i

A MESSAGE TO

and the public during” the 13 day
tour, August ’18-30, inclusive, Elder

‘|which fs a form of carbolic*acid

often used to kill bactera eaped

:, [48 produced as a by-product of foe

in‘a-refinery and is

| slytic
used to help purify lubricating’ olls,

Phenol gets mixed up in water
used in refinery ' processing -and
while most.of it. can be removed
and re-used, Jt {s:not practical: to

~y | salvage it! all. But, “bécause it smells

and tastes Ike ‘anti-septic, partic-
ularly. in chlorinated drinking.
ter, the remaining:phenol must ‘be
yemoved before the- water is re-
‘turned to the St. Clair river.’

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PARDMAN FUBNITURE
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KOOTENAY BUILD-! RITE “

High: ‘productivity: dnd!

nN Costs“are essential to

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profitable farming. Neither ‘can be attained ‘by using old-fash-
ioned.method and obsoléte machinery. Th ‘only. way they-¢ can
be achieved: is by: tilizing! madern -methods and‘‘u i

farm. machinery.. -

Massey-Ferguson:machines and impleronte: are helping farmers
the world over to make their, particular farming operation more

; Prefitable by doin

and as

of: the Utah Seotion of the Ameri-
can Chemical Society, ~

President Wellenmann, Who di.
rects the nifsslonary work and local
church organizations, is a Utah
businessman, and has been active in
the church in Salt Lake Cit

All of the‘ missionaries: in ‘the
Castlegar area are young men and
women’ who bavé interrupted ‘their
employment or schooling ta‘ devote
two years to proselyting ‘for ‘their
church, entirely at thelr own. ex-
pense. The church ‘is known to have
one of ‘the largest and most effic-
jent: . missionary aystems in) the
worl ds

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"TREASURE. QUIZ GAME"

: - Many hundreds of our: customer’ have had the thrill’of winnitig ‘cash:
“awards, and all of us here at Shop: Easy have been most pleseed t fo be
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BUT. - All Good Things Must Come to.an End. 2
The Treasure’ Quiz Game Will be officially over. as of the Close of

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three ‘puilding. permits worth
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SPECIALS — This. + Fri. - Sat.

Koga 17-18 - 19

An application by Frank Kavic
of South Slocan to subdivide a lot
he owns on. 10th Ave, was -not ap-
proved pending a report of the
zoning committee of council.

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. An offer by the Union. of B.c.
Municipalilties of colored photos of
the Queen and the Royal Family
will be accepted by the village.
They, will be displiyed in the new
village. office which it is hoped to
construct within ae next year,
°

Village pee Paul . Hilde-
brandt will be acting~ building in-
spector while Curt Waterman is on
holidays,

ee

Don Fox,: local: plumber, - ap-
Peared. before council: to protest
allegation ‘made by.:a ‘Kinnaird re-
ident that he has.-been: dumping
septic tank effluent from » oaategas
in

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