CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 23, 1961

‘Arrow Lakes Area On
Threshold of sie ag

(continued from page seven)

Be ee

this year.

for ae prev! eviously ett

Independent “contractors © will,
uaying an tant wi la
substantial 0 in ally phases of

Cominco Brings
Wedge Property
Info Production

+ Cominco has announced. that
it will bring ite "Wedge property
near Bathurst, New Brunswick, in-
to production at a rate of 760 tons

productién by the end of 1961."
‘The Wedge property, which | eng:
has. mainly copper values, is loca-
ted at ‘the operations of the Ph
Steele Mines Ltd. Arrangements

are being made’ with’ Heath, Steele | t

Mines Ltd, -to utilize part of their
mill capacity to treat the ore from
the Wedge mine.

Commco staked the Wedge pro:
perty. in 1966 and since that time
has spent over $1 million doing
surface and underground develop-
ment’ work: which ‘has culminated
in the decision to bring the pro-
perty into operation.

Loca! Trustees
Back From
UBE Function

. ‘British Columsia’s unique .an-
nual function, “Trustee Day at the |i
UBC College of Education,” was

‘W. Jacobson, school superintendent
Claude Bissell and board member
J. R. OC. MbcBain, on fhele. return
from the coast,

Trustee Day — this yeor on
Marth 14 — has no parallel in

harvesting the timber nom is aa

mt a love “ine
lon emp!
nan Colum) umblen who is

ny, ‘forestry and in ine

mi “atanllity and usually con-
economic s'

e general stimulation
tributes to the genes :

gos are~ ature
‘The -major chemical re-
Quantities. ree seauired from the

purchi

if wood
eee manent industries such
these bring a nee a soclsloees
in them hanne communi-

evident in th
E:<

‘the fature ‘holds: we can
Asters ‘as continues 2

successive
Columbians Ke Tania tel pope
Eacl own way has co!
tributed ‘to the development of the
Tesources of the Arrow Lakes area.
and-the future industrial potential
is one na ‘ct the most exciting of any

ie a tony guban Columbian in
of. his
Ps it the
story the -Kootenays’ clearly
shows eae his continuous stri
has’ resulted in both the British
Columbian and the environment
being bettered as a result of the
unrelenting influence they have
had upon one another.

North America, .
‘The purpose was to bring achool

trustees to the campus to meet the '.

graduating students of the College
of Education and to inform them
through lectures, question and an-
ewer sessions and informal’ ‘,visit-
ing” ing” about the work of school

~ Chamber
Briefs

ea ‘also served as an opportunity
‘for students to leart about the 62
school districts in the province; to
inquire about living conditions, cul-
tural and entertainment facilities,

jserve as the Chamber's representa-

School Trustees Association for the
organization of the day and to the
160 trustees, superintendents and
secretary-treasurers who took part
in it.

-RENATA SOGIALS —

a Mrs. °M. Rohn
oe (Too late for last week)
Miss Sheila Hale of Creston is’
visiting at the home of her mo-
ther, Mrs, W. ‘Hale. x
My. and Mrs, J, Reimer- and
son of Appledale were. weekend
visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. G. Friesen. .
Mrs, M, Neufeld has returned

Paul Oglow, who has been in-

vestigating TV complaints, was ap-

pointed head of a TV committee.
eee

Joe Marshall « voluriteered to.
tive” ‘on the Fall Fair board.
oe

A letter Was read from the Slo-
ean Board of Trade usking the
‘Obamber’s help in playing .down
reports of poor roads iri the Slocan
because .of the Setrimenta effect
on the tourist per
—
_Members vigslaed against tak-
ing: a stand on a letter from the

asking the Chamber to protest the
3-cent increase in the gasoline tax.

Chamber vice-president Sammy
‘Muirhead commented that “We
must remember that we want twice

marked that he had sent.in a
personal protest against “the: in-
crease and ~ suggested that) the
should not take a stand

to her home here after spending
the winter. at Alberta.

Mra. M, Kirkendall of Procter
and Mrs. C, Phelps of Deer Park
‘were beim le oes at the home
of Mr. and Mrs, lL. Chizmazia,

Mr. R. Hotess has. returned

but should Jeave the decision up-to
fndlvidual auembers:

.

A fim on the ‘Trans-Canada

pipeline, obtained by Warren Jen-

inings of Inland Natural Gas, was

from a business trip to Nakusp.

shown to the meeting.

Palm Dairies Lid. ||
[CASTLEGAR

“PALM. QUALITY” MILK AND DAIRY
PRODUCTS

ACROSS WESTERN, CANADA

coon PROMPT, COURTEOUS SERVICE .
- PHONE 5578 °

LOCAL SALESMAN: FRANK HARVEY-

CASTLEGAR, “KINNAIRD, GENELLE & .
BLUEBERRY CREEK

erjebout a statement made in Onatfe-

He wants jane can afford soa :

ustties also feel the bs

jas good roads as we've’ got: and|
twice as many.” “Paul ‘Oglow re-|'-

ate between 100,000 and 200,000
il |lew of power at the High Arrow
-|dam sometime’ in the future, Hon.
Ray Williston has advised Ross-
Jond-Trail MLA: Don Brothers,

Mr, ‘Brothers asked’ on the’
House question paper, at Victoria

gar by federal Justice, Minister}

sible to. develop ‘power from the
proposed High Arrow dam.
‘Mr, Williston replied that “The

possibility of: producing. at-site jsigns

power ‘from’: the’ proposed | High
Arrow dam ‘is: not receiving: de-
tailed - engineering = atudy at ts
present time because power instal

lation ‘at this project will probably

e regular monthly meeting

nd | of the ‘Robeon ‘Women’s Association

to the Community Memorial Chur-
ch was held with Mrs. Roy Brown
residing, The meeting was opened
ty the program convenor, Mrs. -P.

With a Little Room” taken from
the book “Stewardahip in the Life
of Women" by Helen Kingsbury.
‘Wallace, g
Reports: were heard on- the
World Day of Prayer. Service and
the “At Home.” Committees in
‘charge were commended for their
endeavors in both pane Nirheier
occasions.

Estimates ‘trom’ three firms
were presented for floor covering
for ‘the chureh hall and the com-
mittee of Mrs. H. Hyson, Mrs, R.
Brown, Mrs, A. W. Thorp and Mrs,

ne} D. Carter. were requested to. look

P
ch building for.1961, ‘The financial
q| report showed a steady growth
in adding to the budget.
i) Mis, 1B, Nickerson. reporting
for the mission committee, read the

by | requirements, for. the White Cross | |.
project for the Baptist Church work | |

India. A work: bee will be held

@|at the home of Mrs, Hyson to roll’

bandages and make squares for the

teh mission hospital. Also the associa-

tion will contribute towards food
parcel for a missionary Jomilly, when
required, .

Mrs, A. W. Thorp, reporting for
the. statlonery gommittee, stated
there were 8 good supply of new
cards on hand, including Easter
cards which ‘the members can ob-
tain from’ her-‘or. Mrs,.G. Miller.
Mrs. D. Carter reported two
busy months, for the visiting com-
mittee and presented a financial
report of money spent in flowers
‘and cards. The new committee con-
sists of Mrs. H, Evans and Mrs.
Brown, i

Mrs. O. B, Ballard, reported a
good collection of Nabob coupons
and will walt one’ more month be-
fore sending them ‘in to the com-
pany, This will enable members to
collect more,

Ways and means of ré
money to add to the funds of-the
group were discussed: and it was
decided to hold two coffee parties
during March,‘one at the home of

“|Mrs. C, Thring and the other at

Mrs, Brown's. Everyone will be
welcome at oier or both of these

a9 ‘magazine’ exchaiige will be
Put into effect at the next’ meet-
ing when members will have their
cholce for a“amall chatge. It was
also decided that.a “Market Day”
to include .6 White Elephant stall,

FLOOR COVERING COST.

Robson Church WA Meet:

Gwift, who talked on “The Women |!

a bake table,’ vile well, aide
valk tea table, etc., will, be held
late in April,”

After the diese ot “Happy
Birthday” to ‘one -of ‘the members
and the repeating of the -Mizpah
Benediction the members adjourn-
ed ‘to have 9 social time. The: hos-
teases Mra, H. Hyson and Mrs, O.
B, “Ballard served refreshments.

Hig h Arrow May Produce.
150, 000 kw in 20 Years. .

It may be as to gener-|}Davie Pulton that it may be pos-

be one of the last developments to
take place on the river — possibly
20 to 25 years -from' now.
“However, the engineering de-
presently under“ woy for the
dam as-a storage project include
for future ‘installation of
generating facilities. whtn ... they
lare required,. Because of: the Nuc:
faating head\at this site, ‘the po-
wer would be developed, using ad-
justable-blade” turbines.

other conditions of: power supply
land use at. the time the

“Depending upon economics and |'|*

“CRYSTALS -
‘FAMILY WASH SERVICE

le mm Ib. |

* Flatwork: “Beautifully. Lea iy

facilities .are installed, the amount
of ‘power that. could be : produced
‘would bo: between ‘100,000 and 200,-

probably be fed into the, then ex-
isting. provincial transmission sys-

loads generally. It is likely tte po-
wer’ installation. would be made
land operated :by. the British - Col-

000 : kilowatts,.: The ‘power ..would |.

tem. for use In’ meeting ‘provincial | |

erating entity. onthe’ river.” 5

4 DRY CANES LID.

‘CASTLEGAR |!

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Public “Accountant”:
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oo TRAIL Eee:
.| PHONE - TRAIL 3326.

6

_ Electrically.

\

aime HOME?

“AUTOMATIC--The temperature e each room’ can be. ‘ileporedentiy :
controlled.” <=

‘CLEAN—Fiameless, °
DEPENDABLE—Just like an: electric ight. s >
SPACE SAVING—No_ furnace ord fuel |, Storage space required:

ECONOMICAL—tThe annual operating ost of an Electric Heating :
is ne with other : Automatic Systems— cleaning’ bills are
tess.

No soot—no smoke—no’ fumes.

tem

ith Electric Heat, original home construction. costs. are, less ;

and, : you Save’ space.

€. if s £ : ¥ \ f :
Call on your’ Contractor—ask °
him how -you gan' Heat Better,

ea? a
WEST- KOOTENAY
POWER °

HEAT. BY WIRE
“NOT BY FIRE .

z ‘A: COMPLETE:
‘Natural ‘Gas
Service: ‘And
Installation :
insed. Se: Ma

” Propane Sarvice

Bulk and Bottle’ :

“.. Propane: =:

EXPERIENCED’

SERVICE MAN

Save: by. Dealing
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oh.
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: 2384 tater 4p.

‘FOR RENT.

2 suites, :
Modrelshin Apa room and Board:

“FOR SALE...

buliding tote in Kinnaird. ral. ‘Electric -34-In, range

. FOR SALE

yt | rwater Rent. mont

145, ‘Crescent Va! fey,
Z-room house, good for 2 peosle.

Renemepie rent. senne eS

“latiartment Phone. Ey haces

‘Pully-furnisiied 2-bedtoom
oul heat, Phone avai” oe

Fully-furnished apartment, No

Lenore: 3751 daytimes an

jets, :-Phon

house at Grescent oak | gundivison, Kinnaird. Phone 3391-
pT

ished auile-ToF IGF coupe
te, agen ch ne for. older’ “a

Good ‘
nu | Phone. =. tinss and 3 ? Snedium sie a a catre fridge,
river bank’ Jot, Dumont pean ace ! no eakee it
‘Hi-fi ‘combination in r
2810 phonograph. Phone of et 2 and
“Large electric rai 1
Phone raaoe. Tae AT shape,

yaaa x.150 1981 in innaiva-Phane
Taare Wa Braided Hose” to” Tit -all
of . vacuum /cleaners,.: Ex-.

ae |e hose $8.98, Pardman ‘Furni-

3i| aay

‘WANTED < 1062 Oldsmnoblie na E
alo We. have A client who ues nod ‘Oldsmobile, yadio, heater,

‘tires, :“aubomal
i (Bie 2. or ee pecroom home on ine sign’ sa, loagage. Tack, $500, Bee: ity at

219877 s7; 2edoor Chav ‘Phone ort,

Wine te
Good 2- and Shearoon homes, “~ie54 model Miss Canad >
} [ing ‘machine. Phone 5571. ° - hea

2 | Bou us toe eden Vale Sey Mees 3-bedroom. house with | base=
ment, jatural gas © heat. Phone

ANDERSON . :|*

Ng Gentnaton, cpa wara and
- AGENGIES +) Iquist +t Semin Gos, Ap EE B. olm-
uy

hous
E hs ese av Sable, - Barage,

i Costlenird: Plaza, $12
pisy pen, carsbed that
-aeat, “ahooefly roe:

_ OLD HOME TOWN ssimeen By STANLEY °

are THIS WIDE Sarur, a
BE FINISHED / g
:NO TIME! ,

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 28, 1961 9

Toom house, hot j= | 8650.
fer. ore seattic, et ie ia

Bowens lon. Ap- [Je %
Phi Maple" "Een, re, Orsaoen ee “Store,

bed 36. Apply |°°! ones ‘to:
New LE, ana house. Ay nver| car. “21 joe:
OF pune Iker, - commode: chair.” Phone

‘BEACON | MOTORS Led

‘Pontiss — Baick — Vauxhall

“901% Baker . Bt. | Nelson

B62-€th Al ee ene 2501
Poneera on 1st ‘Ave, behind Koo-
les Apply. ‘Vera Wane}

Bullders,.

Jorf, € fore oie Ast! Ave.
ie. cholen ‘improved tot. 4
Kinnaird, *

"itn?

Lots tor “eal, PPly: Onerorta
"Three: cqunrtar”

198-5: bee PIT 54-1. ‘bed 4 complete

ld | Like

ween” the a pou am. one’ eal
gyallable 5 oars tatienar week, preferably |4
box q Castlegar, Aer

OD Apply at ‘The

Sa TSR rie | path albums, hel table ff
Lat-19 on View (8t.Bi coffee
over $100, Phong, 683 South n Blocan, [P22 coker

10

House = Dumb nt’ sul
Apply, "tela “Ave, Sinnalre cages (a

pa a ea)
3 -lote.in* Sherbiko subdivision. et seer :
Palette. 310|7_f& ing 8.31

Lt
re, Bia otse 15-100 Ave Ups
per Ben oh oth “Ave, i

TD-5,” eee
auiding tote lots, co down pay-|blade;: carco ©
front. Balance on very terms, [tional
Apply 562-Srd_Ave., Gastionare 3-10 av. aia ae
14-ft. ‘plywood boat with fiber-
glass bottom,’ 1952:Ford sedan with |" ED.
jautom: tie transmission. - Phone, oa * WANT

aoe ue ohh Taanway

00-f: nf Cg
Eons sist or ae :
75 x 100 Tots in good Gastlégak | peg BO
residential area, Phoke S168. si gar atrpéee with many, Castle-

frontage. “Phone 4557. ney

; Bpeeiticat in- or”
or Binnsini: 1

BASEMENT. ‘Di DIGGING

" geese. V "rite Box ‘sd "Gaatingars
songetleaee eee eeativel al Concert |
ut Ineld at the o high seh school Pa, Marea

s; [24 at 8p:
Soard and io6nt-Miaa Ga “room,
= room, Man. only,

NOTICES:

ganders. for

“Kinnaird Boy Scouts clean cot-
=e March 25 stert- srt

ing B50 amo Sei nes
‘A “no-host” Tun bereavyem
geld tn the “Hotel Grariane Bale

rmation’. by

»,) May: fur
‘Want. to” buy ‘property’ under’ phoning 3 3031 dave or eal evenings:

lor; Citizens: meeting: Friday

around
Phone’ 2681; ight with ent ntertalnment, by.
3-10 Ansreactink a pent ab BY.

Pythian Slate =
ty TB; aay Hovel
25, 230'to 430 at ‘Twin Rivers Hall.’ oeident i coll 1 the

- Th

- CEMENT. WORK.
PHONE 5200

CASTLEGA! funders

What's. ‘your Fe ight i
‘Pilsen, a’. Bohemiari: Beer.:or a’
Pale Ale? Your. taste and’ pleasure :
are quickly, .satisfied)- when: fyou-

) to:'know: that th q
beverages are. products of a com-
‘ pletely Independent Kootenay’ in:

Kootenay people. Ask for Kootenay’ :
Pale, Columbia: Pilsen. or ‘Fernie
3 rt

-Kootenays.
“to Kootenay: tastes

of British Columbia.

Business,

ALEX CHEVELDAVE .

Professional oi e

5, LAUGHTON

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lention: pe
day, to

-BEAUTX COUNSELLOR

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sit epee on alde. it is E

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Who  naslated at. the scene of he
Gastiegar 3

0} ATS
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/Tax Act

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Phone Cantiognn B18 5158 ’and 5125

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‘The: purchaser’ shall
Save . on your. excavating |payable under. the Social

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1957 Dodge . Custom , 1
1955 Plymouth Hard ky
1954, Chevrolet ,

1954 ‘Austin

1954 Ford

1956 Ford. half ton
1951. fee

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