CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 14, 1966

CASTLEGAR NEWS

bribed by gain”

“Here let the press the people's rights

Established in Nineteen Hundred a Forty-' Prise

Cabie Vision Should be Vader

It was a high risk in the early days of television in this county to invest mo- ney in a community antenna system.

Few people had television sets, for without a private tower or an unusually favorable location, reception was impos- sible or annoyingly poor. There were some entrepreneurs wifo did have faith in TV’s potential to risk the heavy investment in tower and cables to afford local people the pleasures of TV.

If good foresight were as common as hindsight, there would have been a stamp- ede of men anxious to provide what has proven to be a profitable service. There are some men in our area who turned down opportunities for investing in CATV because they considered it too risky.

There was pewitis the » possibility, that

or in receivers ‘might soon make the com Ul

ontro! probably has been the most important tor

factor in the FCC's d CATY.

The rights of the broadcasters, of the relayers, and of the viewers need to be spelled out by Congress.

The Citizen has long favored classi- fying CATV as a public utility and putting it under appropriate price controls.

To permit competing companies to string lines through a community is an usnecessary duplication of facilities. There is no more, need of two CATV companies than there is of two telephone companies or two power and light companies.

There is an obvious need of ‘regula- tion to assure the consumer of fair rates and the operators of a fair return that will permit renewal and improvement of their service.

munity this possibility affected the rates that were charged to get on'the cable.

Today there is a rush to get into the business. According to Newereek there

sr pitraging a price war between SUGAR AND SPICE Season of Marbles & Brand a Moms

competing companies will not achieve ei- ther of these ends for a continuous per- iod.

Those who envy the bonanza that

i of tha CATY

are 1,600 sy in Service its have been granted to an addition- al 600, and there are 1,200 applications pending. The increasing use of CATV, even in cities with local TV has

was tle reward of- ba operators might recall the very great risks they took to bring television into our homes.

If the financial rewards have been

ed the U.S. Federal Communications: Com- mission to regulate the industry.. The

of ts of CATV and the networks serving local stations

TIMELESS TOPICS

iy 2 B ‘ By Local Ch rohes time of ‘agony and ecstasy, de- pent

Boozing Firemen Receive Civic Support

Rev, C. Stone Kinnaird Apostolic Church The boys at the Westmore- land, California, firehouse like ch is this so

sion and thorough checking of their equipment. Even then, he insisted, there should be no booze guzzling after midnight.

y this teed

of the ‘Norv vast that all! At the

the boys

it mildly. Fifteen handed in their

badges to At One of nee

pbery on the spot.

‘ifteen was fire

chief

elt

next council meeting, a com- mittee met to demand that At-

Be Now That pits :

elie long als as

ut ‘in these parts, it's. B

ig on what age you.are, /’ and what you are up to.

Eestasy for little kids. Off with the snowboots, and snow- suits ‘hurled a corner. Out * into the wonderful world: sya ing puddles, buildi raits, ‘shooting marbles; skippy.

; picking pussywillows. And

ly, brown, soft, silky, ” slud- gy, slimey mud° ‘everywhere: Heaven.

too’: much emp! drinking and not enough on at thelr,

practice session: He pointed Paty that they rere. not even chess in their loses proper! eager- ness to drag out the beer be- fore the meetings were over. Attebery then’ laid down

f Stevi

the department's wo. io pad

members. Commission tte: -

bery named Billy Cain ‘the new

chief and the for the. tie got for

ho had roelen vee

who re ed.

The ry thus far is be- lievazle. ary what happened next is both astounding and

It oat that a Mrs. Riley, of the

Chamber of Commerce, gotout aipetition: demanding. council-

@ directives. Het fold ere would be

inking until after com. eir practice ses-

n Attebery’s recall from of- fice, “because - of: contrariness in performing duties and: re- fusing to carry out the wishes

some stron thom gat

beer aoe

Marooned Explorer Later _ Founded Fort Kamloops

round the Horn. to the Colum- bia river. Three times the ship sprung a leak; twice it caught en there was a feu th ‘the captain — and David Stuart and eight others were arooned. His nephew forced the captain at pistol Point, to return. for them, . 2 In 1811 Stuart was. Bre: ndin;

A® ed E..Palm

It’s ecstasy: for the young Bites firemen tar" ‘nels in love.;For:the first time in work, five months. they How would you like to 3 live bands, bare-handed, on the: way ere th home from ool. They hang. around the girl's. back door, or the corner, for an hour talking. inanities, joyous in the Si etait ertainty they won't freeze ‘to eat i

WORK it’s their rey? U Could anghody. be happier,

can ‘hold. Aman

ANYTHING TO DECLARE?”

and. cockter, shaw the young mothers in spring? ‘Trim: girls last 'fall, they

s it x i omnen, this eer:

For’ our.. senor citizens, another kind: of

“ spring brin: fo happiness, quiet, deep’ one.

They have: been dicing eta ail winte They have suf-

° $204 Toneliness and pain and desp °

romise: of life, ‘renewed, # ich they need badly.

I think farmers and sailors are happy.in the spring. For the former, it: means another eight months of back-breaking

Jabor with small return. For the latter, it:means back to work often dull, often dirty, and the Tonsliners ‘of absence from fam-

ait, bot azo roy, fr

alt 9 20

Gardener ‘are happy. Glov- es on, they go out in the back yard ‘and | joyously muck about. They squall over the first cro- cus, ‘inhale with: delight.” the rotting stench of long-buried

Keep Your Hands Off Our Railroad!

- “have become ‘so obsessed with your own might and goodness Chat you believe. you ent

By Gene Cervi Cervi's Rocky Mountain:

- However, we live the spirit of the late U.S. D: .Judge J.: Foster.. Symes et heroically ‘ ruled‘ under _ the

wreck in a ‘hurry. Chandler act that he ‘was ‘sick

nate b swe don't kn North

Platte bul fe don’ ow YOu. unfair things happen to: Mister, we don't -even know home railroad, the proud’ Rio your

tells me, x both Denver.

job done for'you.~

Cordially, youre, ie -Raitor - and * publisher i

.3.0£ the newspaper that

‘will they

erfoot al we urpose to.

By Bill Smiley

arth, plan glorious gardens in

d's’ eye. Golfers ere giddy with gladness, .The last streaks ott snow ‘are still under ane

es, The course is muddy, fe ind shilling. But the first day the flags are up, they're

bs this is the year not, nor.

out there. You see, when. the;

ehels be ‘bones, snooping the

ONE MAN’S Opinion’ :

Fe B! Peart

cause s!

ed to: Bot 0 work, F J put that down as another

female ‘aberration: “for > who

parently. it magazi volt of ‘Modern’

This is an fac ed oe on

right emselves by using their brains on crea- tive wok instead. of wasting themselves on homes: and child- ren.

On the-tace of it this is a noble purpose —alter all if,

on the altar of the modern

loch, the demands of the scien. tific empires.

Kaiser is said to have ee a ehease ‘cannon fod- = to ‘denote

iw they feel it in ..

uanains fooxing, for for nev The

‘beaver dams, year’s choice’ ap

day is still not here, ut ps Opening a : first speckl-:

dreaming of ' th: <a a Rea tet on, the first

y not’ be “cannon but te e they are fodder for the ma- a ‘And the women, too, under thie guise of fulfilli -

Me People are‘ coug! om the store for somata besides

plumber: ani and bricklayer surge of hope after a‘ slow

Where’ sf the agony, then, if so :hay about ost.

‘that: taking ‘o over ‘dailies won't get the: -

sat UD?

and tired, in effect, of seeing

cipal’ sponsor in Grande left to'us by the crea-<) *

prin these parts, an interloper nam- tive will of General William J.

er Hoyt for whom Peliner:

Thuepece, Sometimes they travelled

rou siip Se Mister, we "remember the un- holy ‘alliance that’ prevailed between your road and’ The Denver Post of the yesteryear, You ought to understand,, if you are really a railroad man,

are:

‘John *

ata

river banks OU Ted by threa- ‘ ¢ening Indians. But they trad- ed, metal buttons for Indian

friendship. At the end of a 600-mile journey Siuart and his compan- ions built Fort Okanagan at the

most scuttled junction of the Columbia and.

Kamloops. This was a series of perils in the life of David Stu: mart fur trader, ex-

Plores and rn in Scotland in 1765,

stuatt came to North America before the turn of.the century: He traded in Novatseota and fished off Labra

Then in pity ne joined the Pacific:‘Fur Company ‘and with his néshew Robert, sailed

dians at the present site

which was to be Fort Kamloops,

where another post,

laid down in one generation and plundering b;

and vate ted in ' ‘the

What did the UP ever do for

Denver when we needed it? und here, we are jen

ver & Rio Grande Western afic- ~

ionados,. and we'll not

pression. Again, we ask,” what do you care about our’ part .. of the; country?

Frankly, -we are for’ the Rio Grande in this fight be- cause it represents our. dom-

Judge ‘Symes, and ithe: ‘Tate Wilson: ‘McCarthy

during and after the Great De-

ion in’ the West — not Oma- —

“CASTLEGAR NEWS

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Lk ve Campbell, Publisher _-

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“THE

“your ‘Wall St. masters,

10; Mister,’ ‘go merge with

somabodt ho. needs you: This good for’ Den:

Burt Campbell, Edito:

ere is more to'life than oa a few comporate | eee sitting

£:to-7

ie r is when. weire finally falling

2‘ into’a:sound’e

: ves are

slaves of the machine. They want to give expression, we are led ito pellevex to thelr, crea-

it never occurs it never be

‘The new: revolt will un- shatter

tter the male my-. |

life. ‘= The children? ‘Well “after

“gu they are’ mot soi

as’ the motheér’s'\need to 'ex- tivit

was di dectiiea dat ‘the meetiig of the Tops club dint the taeiname io the will be changed. Su: title: will

bo secopied ad hemes at | in,

Jot ¢hem Eni ae: rexel or. ba’ Pesce

ame) ember §

Sued amount

from the meetin, ae fp} sonal‘ tliness ‘or uae inthe

in the | de ly eather ieently len but’ must’ be. shown if

quested to do: £0. » by a

New Dieters Regulations

i ahs must ° phont tla to

Ai ree dis-| when she attends the next fate

wit away on on aca oon do a a turn. ee

nig: pig may be worn:hid-

fellow | then’ that’ person’ will

member. Failure to have the pig;on:her person will cost the way | member. a aie Lice

ast but rule en as 8 st etly pied . ember tend the first meeting at back re sleds. “month tote mak .ré-/ that two! pounds have cool

Mrs. D. Hughes, Ph. 365-5503

Mr. and Mrs, J, Horswill, >| accompanied by Mr. Horswill’s

fine mother, Mrs. A. S. Horswill of | Mrs. Arthur

Nelson, returned Sunday after a visit to \ Harlowton, Montana

Mrs,'A.’S, Horswill’s brother, Mr. C,. J. Vallance. Eiroute they stopped at Medicine Hat, Alta, to visit Mrs. J. Horswill’s par-

ally be ed 60c at th ioe a ie next

Pape and. Paper Workers of. Canada Social Committee

SPRING FROLIC Friday, April 22 at Arena Hall

‘Watch for Ticket on Sale at . CASTLEGAR SPORTING ‘oops

s]

§..When the weigh-in

member takes aceon thee |

corder :;and person doing

the weighing will e present, If

a osinber. wishes to Inow. what mber wel

ask. but it is satire up D to to the

fot she wiak asked nother 8)

Hot rahe (wish es to give out: ‘tl

With these new club! members rus tho welght losses will’ soon: result

‘and ‘that a more actively < Partl:| 20 up o: will

Wek ies

~ ANNOUNCEMENT

Stanley ‘Huinpniies ‘Secondaty School Spring Concert F EATUR I N G Spokane’s West Valley High School Band Miss Kavic’s Junior Girls’ Choir

Students 35¢ ‘Children 25¢ eay 215

evolve,

Kinnaird CGIT

Beames ‘of. ‘Naramata officiated.

Local Couple At Penticton

y Mra, ‘John Dunlo; ind Di r| motored M7 Fenticion on Sate ‘0 e | Dunlo - lav ‘and da a p's fon Cc. M. intent

ee bai ptism - ‘took plas Saturday afternoon in St. Peay | lour’s church and Rev. W. S.

Rev. Beames was officiating min-

Sunrise Service ‘An Easter Sunday sunrise of.; Kinnaird, dy was he held eer mem- |"

dad by eeaekns Hip-

under the* _ of two members |

Used Car Specials “'58 Pontiac Sedan _°59 Pontiac Sedan

(ONE OWNER — PRICED RIGHT This Car is ir, Immaculate Condition

OF ne a Cc. “han to dress in their in Hotel pone

service: overlooking the ‘Village |. ; home,

rchards, ba ane were “serv- tho a ane

one | birthday LCE enn

ister: atthe. time . the baby’s

Kinnaird Socials

where they were the guests of Mr,

: Jand Mrs. L “Ackni

° were. their, nonin Jaw and’ Sangh.

|i, Mr, and Mra, A.’'8, Mew. Easter weekend visitors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs, Kulcheski were’ their daughter eV-

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 14, 1966

MORTGAGE MONEY For idential, Commercial, R and Farm Properties. Low Monthly Payments, existing documents purchased TRANS-CANADA MORTGAGE CORP. LTD 718 Granville St., Vancouver 2, B.C.

alstobe accompanied 5 by.

Donna; Valerie and Jeffrey and thelee json sninw, an nd daughter id Mrs, George Izatt of North, Vancouver Sith their chil- Sen Ferry, Karen and Keith. 3 Margo Titford and Miss aeinde: Ackney left Monday b plane after spending their ir hol. Tay wookend with tl eft parents Mr, and Mrs, T. Titford and Mr. ey. Mr. Lorne Sine of Vancouv- er, who was visiting for -the home Sun-

_Castlegar Pistol Club

Meeting or: Thurs., April 14 Arrow Lakes Industries Lunch Room 8 pm.

All Interested Persons Welcome

day * accompanied by ana ‘children : Tra rn Rena

ho had: pee visitors: at the home of Mrs, Sine’s parents, Mr. and’ Mrs. S Muirhead. (Easter at the home of Mr, -and lake A, Shields ter, Mr.and ‘Mel C ahi a as of T. J. Hughes returned home: Sunday -after : a week's Relay. th in' the Okanagan.’

Dy Askew acco: led by Miss. Diane Langivan, motored ‘to the‘coast over the

to visit Mrs.

father was ~ Godparents chosen eae are Dick

‘cake ‘in the ve decorates aye

tend the: regular Easter: service.

Dunlops return [Saturday evetling.

rned to Castlegar

A $16,900 grant has * been) made to: UBC. by.Cominco for

extraction’ of metal from: sul- phide ores

Grant for Ore > Researel

fundamental research: into the | ti

and Easter: Week is mother, Mrs. ° Smithers. Mrs, Parker. is accom: panled: by “her eranddaughter,

atient at ‘Vancouver. Gen-

skew who i a 18 Mey}

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A “very muccessti rum: mage. sale {was reported at the recent meetin of the Kinnaird United C ‘Women, Valley, Naste. ait jjhela: at). the’ ome of lor, co-host- ed by Mrs. -W. Dunn.’ Devotional was. given” by Mrs: H: Jack'in the presence of 10 members.

1A; Mote from Mra, Gilbert Jacobson was read, thanking the'|: members for -their, coin ‘honor

ing the’ Jacobsons on their 50th

wedding ‘anniv :

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CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COMMERCE

Easter, week, for: the catering of a future. co wedding.

ee Hosteas elt for fhe the -eyen-

was rec ceived ‘by Mra. Dunn.

_ Spring Brings

Gary | Bro, ‘ :

*. Seeretary- "Teasurer, ° Box1285;00)06"1 3 Castlegar, B.C.

~ Dissatistaction = ves

find: hersel€ looking around ‘her with the growlng sense of dissat- tafaction & i sift 8 easy. to understand this’ is: the season’ ofthe: year wi which'-we ‘set:aside: for the he. pest nhual. “freshening up" ‘of he, domestic ‘calendar, Feud sles oF pwatch Ceeate slender m8] G8” the 'still-cold:. ‘soil, . now

lelicate tracery. hout being ‘in- to'the old

As you set.about: your own spring - ‘leaning, Maybe you are clearing out’a‘* drawer * or cupboard wlien you come across. something which - makes you) Pause. a iy toi A 1 do forge aetermination io be ruthless Tim

you' won’t regret. go!

into sentiment for te momen

Mar, Cc: an come

2. Dr. Peter - 1 rs recel his bach.

master/rof.” opalled

Did you know? — An alarm air.

BOYS AND MENS WEAR KINNAIRD. CLEANUP _ The week of Arid 17-23

_GEEANUP WEEK ‘bok the Village of Kinnaird

Extra garbage pickupe will “be made in the village on SATURDAY; APRIL 23

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