RATA INGWS) W » June 28, 1961

GRA

ELECTRIC LTD
with branches i in Grand Forks uid Greenwood | is es to astend its.

services from the Boundary Country to the Kootenays. In addition to.
the: General Electric line of appliances we offer a- complete service in

Plumbing — Wiring - Hees
AND WATER SUPPLY INSTALLATIONS

Drop i in anytime to 625 ‘Columbia Ave. or ‘phone 5919.

‘We would be especially happy to have you visit us opening ates Thurs-
day or Friday, June 29 - 30.

When Our Gigantic 2 Day -
Sale will be in Full Swing ©

INCLUDING THE FABULOUS

- GE... APPLIANCES —

ALONG WITH MANY OTHER ITEMS ‘ALL AT

Terrific Savings

FRIDGES —- RANGES —. WASHERS — DRYERS — WATER
TANKS — SMALL APPLIANCES — AIR CONDITIONING —
PLUMBING FIXTURES — PARTS & cone weer

YOUR BOUND TO DO BETTER |
AT BOUNDARY ELECTRIC

YOU GET A CHANCE ON
FOR ALL WHO ENTER

‘We are anxious to meet you so do drop in. opening day or anytime.
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We Extend

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Ultra Modern Business Block

We are very ple sed ind d to
‘the pollowine cisterprivess: 4

‘Boundary Electric Ltd:
- Crystal Laundry Castlegar Ltd.
West Koofenay Power & Light
-Bell- Air Barber Shop .

AT 10.00 A.M. THURSDAY, JUNE 20th,

In conjuncbion with the opening ae
the: Business © Block Oglow Bros.

Building and Supply. Co. Ltd. -wel- =|

come you to their large New ‘Store.
Valuable door prizes will be given
away and you’ don't have ‘to buy
a thing to participate.

IST PRIZE, A BEAUTIFUL OFT. X12FI. CARPET
OND PRIZE, 5 GALLONS OF PAINT -

3RD PRIZE, FISHING ROD AND REEL

AND’ 5OTHER GRAND PRIZES

There will be "many factory and distributors. representa,
tives ‘to tell'you about their products. 4

With the: nice facilities OGLOW. ‘BR S. will be able
to eiiable: you. better with’ the ; finest: ‘building ‘materials
available.

ations, Canada Cement ‘and; Murray..Brantford' Rete
and for the ‘first time available for imeneions:

.. the beautiful’ new “Arm:
Acoustic Ceiling ‘Tiles. ©

ATTEND THE OPENING

into our business community —

“During the “pane few. weeks;
there hasbeen considerable actl-
vity..at Rosebud. Lake | aa. Camp
Beaverlodge has been made ready
for ‘another season, “*

Some old cabins have been dis-

Increased “accommodation:

mantled and many new’ ones have
been bullt to provide improved and

Perhaps the ‘best news for those
who have attended the camp before
An be that. another,,teepee has

il i

ae

iy The Goodwill and Rainbow dir?

oles of the WA, to the United Chur.

ch; held a very’ enjoyable ‘poteluck
‘Thursda;

ter B.yery delicious ‘Supper! a| day,
snore ‘devotional period ‘was heldiiled |:

by Mrs, R. Hunter, followed by some
entertainment and ‘games: This was

-from the Stony- In.

‘Viens ‘at. Morley: sinid/-will ‘be’ in! use

at this year’s camp. Up to 13 boys
jodated in

Mrs, Dawson will be back as
camp mother providing council’ and

‘) comfort for boys away from home.

Camp "committee ©’ chairman,’
Walter ‘Taylor, has arranged ‘tobe
at camp’ and) assisting the leaders
through’ both camps this year, His
Gsaistant,.. Ritchie Caputo, is ‘now
rounding out’ the camp ‘leaders and
asks anyone. interesting, in “assisting

} | to contact: him,.

Lake “ia an’ unbeatable attraction,
Swimming and, boating ingtruction

ere naturals at thiscamp with its| George

excellent -water front,facilities, The
beautiful” Inkestde setting is also
ideal for the: evening; campfire and
singsong that ‘close the camper's

‘ithe. camp'is fortunate ‘in tt
having. the’ services - of ‘Myra,
‘as' damp cook. Boys’ who’ have ate

tended. previous camps will no doubt
:yecall the ssebiulotis) meals Provided

by Mrs, Ewing

You can Jeave-your-insurance details in the
:! bands of your Wawanega Agent — he’s a speoe: /.“
falist in Fire,:.Auto,,.and Personal. Liability...”

Go) provide fuller. use of, the
by,

APPLICATIONS POSTED

Mica to Impound
98,000 A. Water.

‘Water: ‘ileence opplication | ‘for
construction :; of Mica. Creelc ‘dam
have: been posted on'\the site ‘and
fled; with the Revelstoke water re-
corder, according to 0.5.0. Hydro
spokesmen,

‘The ‘application was the last
of three to be! poste: and ‘filed.

YMA

community as a, whole,,¥, a
Pearsall has announced pro-
vision, has now been made in camp
policy to enable other. organizations
to run a resident, camp of their.own
at Rona Lake, R

‘Hanky. Shower Held
‘For Mrs. R Harding

.,| recorder. are ‘made ona
form which ‘outlines’: briefly ‘the |4

went «up on ‘posts
Thursday'at the Duncan Lake and
Arrow Lake .altes, and (copies: wera]
filed j-respeotively with’ water: res
corders at, aslo and’ Nelson.’
‘Mhe notices’ fled’ py: the water

dam’ ts given’ as ry ferte os <

‘Mica Creek develo ds de-
fined as a rockfil! storage ;dam 620
feet high and 2,500 feet long to'tm-
pound a reservoir “of 96,000 acres.
Depth of storage-at the dam will
be 883 feet. A forebay channel will
be constructed for future bared Po-
wer generation.

The Duncan Lake dam ‘ts des- |
oribed og an earthfill dam 126 feet
high. and 2,540; feet long, with a},

reservoir of ,18,600 acres, An’ intake
structure is, to be” ‘Provided, for, the

scope of each. development and -has [>

an at

A surprise: chief shower

+ | was held last week at the home of.

+ {| Mrs, H. Johnson wishing Mrs, Ral-

ph Harding a ‘Bon Voyage.”
Mra, Harding left! at. the week-

i] end for 8 two-month ‘Visit’ to Mus- | |

sleburgh, ‘Scotland; where’ ahe: will

; | visit her’ grandparents : and ‘other

z:, Insurance, Whatever type of insurance you :

ire, you'll find he has a ‘Wawanesa

S géet your needs! He's ‘always as dlose ia your”

«telephone - or drop:in: to, see, him-any-time, - +

Young Agencies Limited
Kinnaird B.C,

the Wawanesa MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY

*| relations,’

‘The rooms were decorated with

} | Vases of mixed flowers.'There were
{| 16 ‘invited gueats and ‘on ‘behalf ‘of
;{ those ® present” Mrs.“'Johnson’ pre- | '

| nars., ,Hakdinig thanked’ all for their

good wishes...

Games’ were enjoyed swith, “prize
winners, .At..the close. of a very.
Pleasant evening the hostess, Mrs.

er and Miss Sybil Harrot

HIGH TEMP.
‘The highest temperature . offi-
a recorded in Canada, in sou-
‘hern Alberta and interior Britis!
Columbia, Has been 115 degrees.

We. protect , all ‘your
“garments ‘with: our

‘FREE

MOTH-MILDEW-ODOR

fill; storago, dam, with) concrete |’

dischrarge ‘works, to. be..190. fost
in height ‘and 2825 feet tong, {m-
© pounding,a. reservoir. of . 228,000
' pores. ‘Depth of storage at, the

jutdo was, “hostess to

d. Catholic Women's

League. Jast: week when a poteluck

supper. followed the final meeting
‘before the summer recess,

The meeting, chalred by Mra.
Haley, included a concise report gi-
ven on the recent OWL convention
held in.Nelson, which had been at-
tended by Mrs, Haley, Mrs. Terry
‘Cormier, Mrs, Dick Paul and Mrs.
A. H, Hominiuk,

Members were honored for thelr
part in the Jocal organization and
for ‘their work during the subse-
quent two years of its functioning.

Cited as Mrs, OWL was Mrs, Tom| ;

; will ‘Soin 3 ooo:
Scouts at. Ollawa

. More than 300 BO. Boy Scouts
will take;part in the third Cana-
dian Boy Scouts Jamboree. at Ot-

. tawa’s Connaught Ranges in July.

“They will ba among.3,000 Scouts
from. Canada's ‘10, provinces who
will come : together “for:10 days of

part. The Jamboree runs from July
6-ta 16,

@. Repairs’ to all makes of: TV's;
”. Radios; Phonographs.
i-@: Electrical. Appliances
@. Applications for. TV cable
hookups made here.
‘Years. of ‘experience . is our.
guarantee of aependable service’
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_. ELECTRONIC: “SERVICES ~

“The B.C, Contingent will be}, .,

composed } of nine troops of 33
Scouts plus ‘three adult. leaders In

addition to the adults leading .the | .
troops, . a‘ large’ number. of. other | |

volunteer leaders: will serve «in
headquarters and service jobs at the
alte. 7 :

‘The Jamboree: will be broken

into ‘four ‘sub-camps — Cartier, | °-
Champlain, Thompson: and Mac-| :

Kenzie and: the nine troops from
B.C, will be split. among’ them 60
that all will camp with’ boys’ fom
other'parts of Canada. |

Fourt, the
ribbon with: inscription, her past
president’s’'pin, and a corsage of
Toses and carnations.

Mrs. Gerald Rust was honored
for her consistent attendance at the
regular_-meetings. She received a

pal labels e taining the names of

gather in
3 “at 3.pzm. on a special ONR train.

‘A special ceremony and inspection |:

will precede the departure. Others
‘will fol the train‘ en route.

Behind the scenes, the staff at |

B.C.-Yukon Scout Headquarters has

‘worked "for, months “to make’ sure | |
that every Scout attending got | -
complete. information on. bis. trip | :

many.’
we aheé ‘ ‘attends, ribhoned to the
flowers.

Mrs. Steve Tureak -recelved a
corsage for her work in the church
group and as a farewell gesture.
Mrs..,Turcak will leave her ra
bors here. to-live in

‘of hours‘of
work has gone into. arranging for

transportation and organization. of | ;

the BO. group.

The Scouts themselves have |!

Teadied themselves by giving. extra
practice to | thelr, camping skills,

J. Kaufman was awarded the, hon
ors in iyecognition of her work 28

Mrs,"AH,
attend, ‘received recognition of ‘her| :

work on the past executive.

oy Loaded with: delicious and var-

ied ‘foods, the attractive tables spot-
lighted a birthday cake. which was
placed before the director Rev.
Father “E. Brophy, who. celebrates
his birthday this month along with
the'24th anniversary of his ordina.
tion. i

- Lineup with BEAR

Kinnaird _— Phone 2472 a

‘Most of thé B.O. Contingent will | |
and leave July |‘

“brewed é in the ic Kovenge a,

to Kootenay tastes"?

vor.

This dis by the’ Lic
‘ Gontiat Bose Gr bythe: Goresament of Peace a

‘another battle against a ‘forest firé begins.
Every minute counts; ‘while the fire is still small,
ireraft an play an important part by: ‘waterbombing \-

or, by;

i ng men and e to confine

You too can be part of British Columbia's forest
, protection team by reporting any. unattended bid to

FOREST FIRE PREVENTION 18. A
EVERYONE'S RESPONSIBILITY. 5

CELGAR. LIMITED.
Head Office: *
Burrard Building, Vuncouctdr; BoC."

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