FLOODED STREETS in many of the lower

lying sections of Castlegar,
Saturday when storth sewers
with an estimated half-inch
ing the day. Here cars

through six inches of water on Columbia

Ave, Howeve!

resulted last Sarerany an

failed to cope
rain fall dur-
plow bravely
Photo

SUGAR AND SPICE

This gum-
mer, I've been
out’ in a boat
only twice, but:
each was mem-

tim:
called : jand ed vee ibaa
at noon
their cottage sharp eitertainin

us: to.join;.them..for.a
special scenic; ride by.chartered

sounded
it was. We: drove
their cottage:
gars and drove 16, miles to ‘To:

‘The’ boat's skipper was an
old friend, Archie S:
exchanged, «.‘

Everythin swimming
ly. It" eather BeAgarUt: ‘atternoon,

our host: had“ provided all .the ‘att
‘trim: } the

rugged north shore of the
Peninsula. :

Then the press freshened.
We began to wallow a bit. No-
thing serious, but two of the

party began turning: a pale bi

green. Should we'go on or turn
back? It was decided..to press
on, pull into Wingfield Basin,
‘and wait for the ‘breeze to drop.

It didn’t. It became-a‘wind,
The sidpper sald it would: bea
Tough trip b: ack. Thi

t for About. five: minutes,

fering a coronary.
We went ashi

were avaliable. We ¥

“go!
the two cars pack ee ‘the ane |

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Clippings
Copies of Book Pages
Black-on-White Process
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‘Light’ : refres!
ments:and we all piled into two | from

he ‘Long tinte-no- B

Truce a

howse? -/

o That :was .only the begin-
ning .¢2. the complications, too
involved, to relate here. Both
cars broke down, The rear end
went on one'just:as we reach-

Tobermory, and the other ja

ito village sans brak-

e la but d,
took one of ou sry ter

: By Bill Smile 2 mil gos ner
Family Sailing has Unforséen ProBlerfis

eddies, ‘

‘16-minute whirl ,about’ the
lake, we gee back to port. Bama

For American Investors

Cemeteries and gravos with-

oat | In the reservoir area will be! re.

located.

cbt a faverablet benefit.
to-cost, the (cores of En-
gineers" Froud. not have recom:
mended the project, ae would
the congress, have authorized
it and appropriated .funds for
start of its construction, Colonel
€. C, Holbrook, the'Seattle Dist-
rict Engineer, explained.

Construction: of Libby dam
on, the Kootenay. River, 17 miles
upstream from, Libby, Montana,
is requiring the relocation of 60
miles of the main trans-contin-
ental line track of the Great
Northern Railway, Py
Jn adidition to the, vail line

vy. The change, some 108 miles of roads
should be. see tet paving and stotm | and hi
drainage. prograni now accepted by. the
Town of Castlegar. — Castlegar News| w!

ighways must be relocated

for. the huge flood-contro!
power. - generating. sr
ich :has. been . planned. and
derigned iby the re Beate district | v!
the-Army Co: Engineers:
The road rehostione include
and
ice

nn
Ini caddition,’ somes county
and oth r roads must! obe relo-

services :affected' by:.the -reser-
voir, In British Coluinbia, a few

it | communities, roads

ofia

Aldermen Deliver
Final Waming
To Motor Vehicles

‘Motor vehicles licences for
next year are already. in town
but, they. aren't) likely to get
distributed’ unless the ‘motor. ve-

hicle ‘branch of ‘the ‘provincial '

department of transport can ‘get
together with itsolf."

Thé MVB' said in ‘a letter
to council ‘last week there wo-
uld be further delays in recom-
pensation. for distribution of
the tise lates.

is respon-

office
sible fe ‘tor dating of the pla-
tes and, notwithstanding the Bro.
clal_vacillation on payment
of Tecompensation for
will continue until facilities for
distribution are available,
These facilities are “gti
under “consideration” according
to a letter from local MLA Don
Brothers to council last weck-
‘Tne aidermen’s ire was a
roused over. this, the licence
Plates, weer idle satisfaction
Was gained ya municipal ‘de.
legation to Vigtorin last January.
“2” A motion was made by coun:
cil sthe, provincial: government
peter ig ato Bae
ie’ increased | plate rat
troactive to January 1

‘branch-line railroad will be | year.
iby the reservoir.

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WE BUY AND SELL USED FURNITURE
Open’ ‘Weekdays 1 p.m. . 5.30 p.m.
Open Friday 1 p.m. - 9 pm.

BLEACHED KRAFT MILL
GOLD RIVER, B.C.
requires

are
waltng to:

are
sic Pal ma ‘Mill
TAHSIS .COMPANY, iz.
1201 te Pender Street

_ Vancotlver 1, BC.

bamburgers at
-10,.a.m:. Midnight. aad
re eens with

‘He's'so dumb -he

typ! y B
went out.in: her. “uncle's: boat,
ter..a. three-mini period

instruction: She: insisted ‘on: dry:

ing, though’ she'd never, steered
a e more, fe, powerful than a

the lake,
the 8 eer mally 1: Heid with
+ Four: miles
from then pla dock, we hit
ott

“Drop the anchor! Man ov-

I:spoke’ silently: to myself
he:

bowed as if in prayer. Then ‘I
reached for. the paddlé/ No pad:
die. We made..it ashore in 40
minutes, using

Forest Fires
At Low Ebb

itish Col-
ed

low to moderate over ‘most. of
the province. The number of
outbreaks’ during the week was
75, one of the lowest numbers
of the fire season so far.

Although © drying weather
conditions ‘have continued for

down.
This week's outbreaks
brought. to 1,515 the number

of ‘forest fires so far thie poor.

INSURANCE

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olalms service

ds as

70%

increase In University enrolment
-provided for in next 7 years.

Haries in ri

increase in Heaith a
expenditures in next 7

se in average weekly wages
7

Look at the evid
Province. Look at the spectacular heights reached by our 2
economy . Pe . ‘at our population webu at double the

ears ~ already

of

34

Provided for In next 7 years.

‘ih Str Great

FCA AC Chg
Nations peng es ‘at tk ‘rush of new capital to invest

increase in Vocational school enralment

“increase in. Campi 9 units

Provided for th hi Taare:

(ora ealer ea

On Septoriber, A2th,:be cure, Vols tor

your Social Credit candidate,

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WW am, “MORNING | "WORSHIP

730 pm, EVANGELISTIC
» SERVICE §

Phone 365-5884
Rev..C. Stone, Minister

‘All Welcome
GRACE
‘CHURCH:
181 Seventh Ave, Kinnaird

Minii Jank Wiseman |
eaahe 36 965-8202

‘}leave tindone, that gives you'a

‘|of the sun.” Oh! the bitter re-

a
LUTHERAN CHURCH

SERVICES 4]
Sundays at 3 pm:
Held st David's
sunday School 2 p.m.\~’
Rev. Harold €. Clark

PENTECOSTAL
‘ABERNACLE

Meeting
curpere ou are 4 ecnger Da

rea eatvaril ARMY .

8.00 Pm. Bible study:

Thursday.’
” 10.00 a.m., n, Home Tame

Phone 365.7112"
Envoy Cliff Phipps

Across Highway Junction trom

Bible‘Hour 10 am. .!
‘Worship 11 a.m.

oft
‘Tin Hie’ ‘arise? not from

;|'smashed left arm: and: abrasions
‘rolled his’ truck :o

“| urday moi

< onto its ‘fide

: other ef passengerae reported’ in-
; ellshed a-1961 tnodel car.

SOME ARE MORE € QUAL THAN Onias

oe NEWS. US. Toaredari huge 2 2988 966

pan

sent

[anid leadersh{p, ‘and their’ dem: }
tig
; Rev. Father David: Bauer,~Ad-;

| tie

‘ a, has ‘been’ warded a Ail

aclepce penta Selkirk ‘Cok |
son's Hock Senolaet Award: aT
The “awards plemented

! this year, Begaes | the tuition
‘ feed for a sel lect, hi

Natu:
dents chosen for thelt' character
onstrated * acader
poilities, *’

LaeHatees af the fund. include

le and athe:

epee vie Seed Ensign"

cling ache work.
et, 2 and diesel

ign — ppvvoat Service

visory' Coach of’ Canada’s :Na-

tional’ Hockey ‘Team, ‘and .:Dr.

Leo Margolis,’ President ‘of the
BC, Amateur Hockey Associa-

To: date, only two colleges
in B.C, have been recipients of
the ‘award, Selkirk College at
Castlegar’ and the University. of
British Columbia in Vancouver.
Selkirk is expected to begin the
development of a‘ strong varsity
tama ia, in ‘its’ first year, of opera.

[Timeless Topics
Forgetfulness Carries Heavy. ‘Penal

By Pastor D. Reaves

Calvary eeaiat Church
the. deepest regrets
the things
which we have done, but from
the things which we have. not
“| done, Homer leheaver
wrote: “It isn’t the thing you
do, dear, but the thing you

bit of heartache, at the setting

oe that grips us when we

ie Kind words we.could
have pees ia i ye fetes ee
should have written; the: gifts
we might have - given. Neglect]

tice 1a Christian
se: Seeof peared

or wounded the man on the Jer.
icho road,’ they:

nothing’ to help

Too often ‘perlous Christians’
have stressed’ the things they
do not do, ‘and ‘the ’)

will not) go;

fill-the vacuum ‘of inactivity that:
resulted from uon-involvement
with the

Satan tan does ae have to en:

2 is oi

purposes are well served b: ev
ting a: believer: lulled inte a

by..on the other db andl did that
‘him:

[ifs cures, tone ee

sleepy: state of idleness, Edmund
‘ed; “ All

is necessary for
f evil'is that god ‘men do morn
ing Duty ‘is doing’a thing when
t ought to be done. ‘The’ foolish

do- eee aia cree

paved with iatempeed go good in fh
fextons)

Sao de att as es hos.

pecome .
ietate steps eer ho ine of

by ithe
commit, “but” “also ‘by
those acts which we omit. Scrip-
ture states that sin is ‘‘the'trans-

‘On Robson Road
‘Vancouver erie
Castlegar . Hospital © with >| a’

One ‘person suffered unde-
termined injuries early last Sat-
ing.when the vehicle

in which’ she was riding struck
2 utility pole end: finned: over,

3 Castlegar and
District create was » Wendy
ampard, a. passenger.‘in a ve-
wie driven by Robert. Craig
of: Castlega:
© iP alice, “rep orts indicate the
vehicle ‘went out of control and
over-turned ‘8 ig a “pole: on
the Robson road.
either’ the: driver nor two

the" crash,::which de-

Evening Service — 7.80 p.m. .

: Miss. Lampard has been re-
‘eased from ‘hospital.*

1 eg: | Oblate’ means one who soffers|
jury, through ‘a |”

Pangosy-was born in 18:
_ ” Mareellies. “He became ‘a
member of: the: Oblate: Juniorat
of ‘Notre Dame’ de »Luimineres-

The’ trip across the wintery
Atlantic is’ a horror. hen

ploratoi
3] to. eer and id eamloop: and
finally. \y 1971889

a belleving: that: Jesus died

LT
ty Today

for that sin, and an accepting
of Him-as our personal Saviour. |!
That ‘is ‘what’ we must'do tobe
saved, Tuen what “must we do
to ‘be’ saved.’ Then’: what: must
we'do to'be lost? ‘Th

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beh, white and native | child:
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meos, --The  mission’s’ holdings
prospered ‘and became known as.
Priest's Ranch and. the :first: Ok-
anagan settlement grew. around
» Pandosy wes a large ‘power-
fully built man with a;booming
‘voice, but ‘overwork. weakened
him and he died in 1891 in the
farms of an) Indian chief:
grave has been lost to “sight.
But: his reputation as a ‘doctor,
teacher, farrher and community

wai i
came 1,800 miles by. train’ to

leader lives on in the Oxanaee
andthe, Similkameen.

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Rev. Frank Willey

Castlegar — 11.15 a.m.
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~ CASTLEGAR ‘NEWS.

Poblished ; Every: ‘Tiursday sas.

Pepa nmiane ergs!

Mall aubsezipiton rate to the
is $4.00 per year. The price by de!

Audit Bureau of Circulations,

papers Association, the B.C. divisien

arta Aug. a a3
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Op

Bureau,-

Campbell, Publisher

Castlegar
livery boy, Is 50

cents a month. Single copies are 10 cents,
The Castlegar News is authorized as second-
class mail, Post Office Department, Ottawa, for pay-
* Ment of postage In cash, and Is a member of. the

It ig a member of the Canadian Weekly News-
of the Canadian -
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be accompanied

by| the

Burt Campbell, Editor ;
r News’, correct names and address of the writer. Pen names :

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will be used on request, but the correct name must }
be submitted. The News réserves the right |
to shorten letters in the interests of economy of

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