CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 91, 1966 UF Hi-Lite Restcurant “SPECIALIZING IN CHINESE FOOD”

Phone 365-6741 for Take-Out Orders

‘Oren 6 a.m. to'12. Midnight Daily Open 6 a.m. to 1 a.m, Fridays and Saturdays

BANQUET FACILITIES FOR SMALL L GROUPS

10 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thamdey: March 31, 1966 Great Expansion of B.C. Gas Distribution Service

tension, a service or a distribu: tion complex to a new housing develooment or subdivision.

a process of natural gas

Mrs. Beninger . Kinnaird Man’s Mother Passes

Funeral services were held

The Scene at... KINNAIRD SECONDARY By Susan Allingham

Now Open 6.30 a.m. — 11.30 p.m.

Ron‘s Motel Coffee Shop

@ DINING ROOM e CONFECTIONERY @ FULL COURSE MEALS @

Specializing in Steaks, Chicken, ,Home Made Pies and Rolls

Provide Decent Housing

of low cost| dies down, recommendations for sual aut Idized housing in most] helping to remedy the situation of Canada is raid to bo just as| die a quiet death, too; This must aeute now aa jt waa after World Hot happen again. War 1 with the influx of im- The du

migrants, Why should a’ huge is to press | ‘thelr clected repre- uncrowded country, with the sentatives’ at! threé levels": to thira highest standard of living| make gure everyone has! décent

Don Brothers Reports...

On the evening ot March 20 spring arrived ‘Officially. in Victoria, and this week it has arrived in fact. The weather has now settled down and we have had several days of brillant sun- 6,"

Chances are excellent these days that if you are building a new home in a modern subdlvi- sion, natural fas is readily av- allable ¢o you at a lower cost| distribution expansion is a ne- than ever before, says local In-| ver ending one especially in land Natural Gas War- British where ren Jennings. government policy ty

could be no alienation of land, this was the “greatest bunch of malarky ever foisted on an un-|Tuesday from the Thompso suspecting public,” Funeral. Home in Nelson, for It was hie intention 0 make Mrs, Margaret Florence Bening- our parks into\proper class varks and that he was going to were Metis soe of ihe weed out from this category so? WRO i; DRESC!

padi { zi | Sueatis Speaker! Een has taken a!

t at KISS, Girl ond sembly Students baat an 9] por oy pai toe reach Ea ntty’‘to ‘Hear’ Mrs; art

Floor Hoek

Pearce tonne Pa the newly done:

plum. trees

‘This was not always the case in British Columbia, he conti- nues, Prior to 1957, few centres other than the Vancouver area could claim to have a gas distri- bution system of a! ind,

It_was at this "time that In- land Natural Gas set out to dis- tribute natural gas to the far scattered: communities of B.C.’s vast: interior.

The Initist task of building transmission nes, ape and

where installing a new main ex-

Be: families tn own their own homes, In the Castlegar-Kinnaird- Robson area all residential sub- divistons are served with natural gas where service may be ac- ouired with a few days notice to the utility. Ig you are planning that dream home in the Castle-Bar. Tightle, Woodland Park. Crest- view. Guido, Columbia Heights or B.C, Hydro subdivisions, notes Mr, Jennings, you may be as- sured that natural gas is there waiting to serve you through the many household applications now in use.

Japanese Firm

FIRST INTERNATIONAL

BATTLE

OF THE

BANDS

Saturday, April 9 Grand Forks Arena

200 45 RPM RECORDS FREE TO THE FIRST

200 PEOPLE!

O}

Gets Contract For Mica Gates

BC. Hydro has a $978.000 contract to the Japan- ese firm of Nissho (Canada) Itd for four intake gates and two

rove hoists for the diver- sion tunnels at Mica dam.

The gates are requirec control the flow of the Co! bia river through. two di sion tunnels during the const tion of 645-foot-high Mica

Diversion of the river through the tunnels is scheduled to take place in the summer of 1967.

e contract also calls for. the supervision of installation and field testing of the Bates _

at

Kootenay, Washington

damsite,

e | called some of these large parks

The ere blossoming and Beacon Hill Park has flowers soringing up evervwhere you look, I notice the Citv of Victoria workmen ora haneing un their famous nackats af flowers on the main etreate and vait ean feel in the air that enring hag arrived, Van ren alten fool this sen- estion in the Tesielatnre as the moamhore. era now: anrinus to wind wn the eacainn and dat back 4a thatr ridinoe AT nf fhe con- tenvareial lacielatinn has now raratwed third reading and we ava in tha nrocere of winding nn tha debata on the minister's aatimotag Turing the Tact weak we eanotndod tha dahete an the arti. mates of the Hon. ©. F. Mart- im minictar nf health servires and hoenital insurance, and Min- teter nf Hlohwave P A Gagtlardi ‘We pre oresently engaged tm dohating the eatimatas of the Fon. WK. Kiernan. minister of recreation and conservation and there is a great araument. ragine 22 to the wisdom of allowine Western Minas fo enntinue with their mining oneration tn Strath- eona Park. and as to the gener- 9] nark policy of the govern- ment. Mr. Kiernan points out that the new park act nassed last

40 years of contradiction. pro- erastinations and lack of direc- tion in the manapement of the varks networks,

He said that while they

class A parks, where there

Bands Particip Dance to Follow With Music by Winning Band Added Attraction in Person: @ The Veldons @ West Winds @ Skip & Joe Admission $1.25 Qncludes Dance) Come Out and Supp

Castlegar District Girl Guide Association held its regular meeting recently at the home of Mrs. F. Giraud, with 10 mem- bers present and district com- male loner » H, Johnson pre-

Nirs. Johnson opened the meeting, with a short renalng

Your Hometown Band

the reading of Feports. Ly was

Guide Association Hears About Division Changes

that the sum of $72 had been sent from this district to the friendship fund. It had been raised by guides and brownies and part of the collection was taken up at the: scouts and guides own se!

made. to the Covina travelling fund and this district has been

noted in th ‘eport

we

SAVAGE SHOES

“for children

Maddocks Shoe Store

stock a full selection—of

S-Declares €-Country of

across 1-Evergreen 6-Hard-wood tree 8-Word of ‘sorrow 42-80 be itt

jotor 613-0; Teatinie

14-Bomnterdabte

etd ta ollag 1) a-Si} cut

B4.Looks conde. acendingly 6-Waver [ni

rangers and a guider from the district will be travelling to Co-

tending is Mrs. S. Dewis and rangers are Marian McGauley and Donna Dewis.

To be able to make these trips. the girls: must have 50 many days camping experience and have gained a certain num- ber of badges. Above all they must be good all around guides or rangers.

Mrs. J. H. Roberts report- ed that'a grant of $750 had been

irom the KRC Com-

For C i Puzzle Answer See BOSSE’S JEWELLERY: Ad on Page 3. BOSSE’S Also Has All the Answers to Your » Jewellery Needs Hea — ghar of 80-Biver. in -Gaelia

48-Goat SOs a monet

munity chest, and thanks were extended for the grant. rs.’ Johnson extended

thanks to-all who had attend- ed the guide and scouts own service.

At the close of business Mrs. A. Rizzuto, area commissioner, | on spoke of the proposed change in the division. Owing to its growth she said, it had been found ne- cessary ‘to divide the division into two parts. One would be the Columbia division the other in which C: I

34-Fat about the kidneys .

me ee Beery a axing of S-Supposing cheesa

ma

g: acchiet artery

of-Sallor

nts

geYountstere Goll muni

O7-Liberate

bows

eucgalty

F-Openwerk te

4-Printes yy

ed will be named when" arrangements are made.

Letters regarding the chan- ge will be sent out to all con- cerned in the Castlegar district and ‘a general meeting will

vear was designed to clear un| 00

A_-donation ‘s ‘also to be of the for the fact that two | °

vina in August. The guider at- years

t-| to. Robson.

hore areas cenere alienation al-

120 new parks since we came

before. So far ai

to power. including eight mar- ine narks which never existed

away at Nelson Friday. It was said wis,

who was born March 1, 1699, was the first ft born in Stocan, ‘a, Beninger was an active rae of the Ladies’ Auxillary of Branch 61, Royal Canadlan lon. She was predeceased by ‘Ther

as ark

was concerned, ‘he pommted out that Western | Mines © develon- ment in the park al based on elaime which we yn rant: od in 1994 and ce voce claims renresented: wn to 1.180 acres ag much as the Kimberley mine occunies. Tt is_mv_ feeling that ‘this session of ‘the Tecislature wil! wind uo next week and T hone to visit the area immediately afterwards and Tam proposing ta ottand a

her odore W. Ben: inger, in 1943 and: alto prede- ceased: by six‘ ch!

:Mrs. ° pecinper I is survived by: two, sons, Albert Dall of Kin- naire and Roy.0 of Nelson and oH

laughter, 7 (Marjori Sutherland of’ Trail,

Also surviving are three sisters; Mrs. M. Nixon of ‘Kin- aby and Mrs, E. *Perry of Vic-

toria, and one brother, Richard Smith of’ Prince George.

the West Kootenay Rod and cue Clubs at Castlacar on Anril 4 As the viritors come to the narliament buildings they find them verv interesting. The canstruction of the vre- eent buildings was heoun in 1904 and they were Muminated for the first tima on June 21 tRa7. to celehrata Quaan Vie. tavtate dtamand | inhilee, The hutldings were. comnleted in October 1897 at a cost of $923.-

These buildings todav of eanrea wontd ent many milligns of dollsrs to rentace in thatr

nresent form, Tha east and wast wines were constructed in 1914) end the sonth wing housing the vrovincial Whrarv and archivac ‘was onened in Novemher 1915

The vrovincin! and feder. al governments ‘have toined te gether in a protect for British Columbia’s Centennial Year 1987, the construction of a mas.

archives.

The cornerstone to this new building was laid bv Her Mat- esty the Queen Mother on March 19 this year. Mv office is contained in the Douglas building, located on the east side e legislative’ buildings and open the: lord mayor of London on Aug. 31, 1951.

Many government depai ments are housed in this ait, ing and with the passage of it is now rey over.

ce ‘

new and home for the provincis! visit

look place in Nelson’. Memorial Park Ceme- tery

Robson Socials

Mrs, A. Sanford; Ph, 265-5983

On the occasion of her 80th birthday, Mrs. 0. B. Ballard was honored when friends and neigh- hors dropped in for tea with her. ‘The ; Women's. Association of Robson. Church presented her with a decorated cake and she was the recivient. of many flow- ers, gifts and Sande:

‘Mr. an J. Raine 're- turned from Tovaminsten ‘Alta, last week, where they attended the funeral of Mrs. -Raine’s mother, Mrs. Teasdale.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Heslop re- turned on Monday. from 2 trip to fobey | Creek, where they

ited with ‘their son.ind Saw and faughter, Mr.‘ and Mrs..S. Pas- n. Mrs. K. Hepher returned to Boswel” after. spending some, ime with Mr.

Easter Flowers

Many kinds of Potted Plants in. Bloom @ Easter. Lillies © Cut Flowers @ Rose Bushes JUST CALL ‘THE GREENHOUSES — We ‘Are Open on Easter Sunday a

Nielsen’s Flowers : 1001 Sth: Ave., Kinnaird Phone $65-7641

Used Car Specials

1960 CHEV 4-Door 0:00 $1245 1966 CHEV 2-Door «..--:.cc0: 1959 PONTIAC cccscccsscnsnen He 1958 PONTIAC ..

SPECIAL OF THE WEEK

1960: FORD SEDAN $995

CASTLE MOTORS

. and Mrs, J. H. Smith.

Business and Professional Directory

OUTBOARD MOTORS

id a ne house the reso mirees ae ae ments of the government is bad- ly needed.

BLUEBERRY SOGIALS

Mrs. D. Hughes, Ph. 365-5563 hn Galloway celebrated

Robi Horvath and Keith’ Coo! Ok. iting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. Lafferty, on the Speers’ place, were’ Mrs. Laffer- ty’s parents and family of Vern-

Robson Grant A celebration Srant of of t $400

Welcome to the Fashion Boauty Salon Robson —— Behind Robson jupermarket Monday thru Saturday

9 am. — 5.p.m.

Ph. 365-6643

GORDON A. SUMNER Naturopathic Health Service .Oglow Building

SINGER COMPANY OF CANADA LTD.

Mrs. H.Reeso Home Ph. 365-7978 * Yacding Polbners: type ra olishers, * writers

Sales and Service

Rae CASTLEGAR PLUMBING & HEATING MARVIN .L. LeROY, BS., 0.D. Natural Gas aod Oil Box 130 — Castlegar, B.C. Heating: 5) OPTOMETRIST _ Phone S65-8264 Office | Hours: Tues. through, ‘Sat. 9-12 15°

ARROW LAKES INDUSTRIES LTD. Precision

Phone 365-7355

DESMOND T. General Machine Lurreewoon: 208.) Phone 365-7738 15, Fine St, Castlegar: =

10, _ ohana éeaaht GEM CLEANERS

‘At the Foot of Pine

Quick 4Hour Service

“astiegar and. District's 21 tape -Dee _Clocease

tee was pnt mint “Goma! a the Canadian Confederation Cen-

held to make the final puns.”

Cok

Phone 365-7022

Russian-Born Woman Dies

A’ resident ots Thrums_ for the past 38 yt Mrs, Dora Perenudoff, ‘abe aL. “passed away, Sunday in the Castlegar and Dis- trict hospital.

Born in Russia, Mrs. Pere- hudoff came to Canada in 1899, settling in the

Thrums.

in Hospit

by her husband Sam of Thrums

and four sons; John of Penticton,

William and ‘George of Thrums

and Peter of Creston, and one

Gaughan Mrs. Mary Kinakin of Sai

Also surviving are 16 grand and 16 great

ere She moved to Thrums

P is survived

cA Now Open for the Summer

aren. Mrs. Perehudoff was Pre

ES

16 DELUXE UNITS

COPPER TOWN MOTEL

PHONE 368 — PRINCETON, B.C.

FREE TY AND COURTESY COFFEE

8 MODEST CABINS A

IEC ce

by one 1947, of

Funeral services were held ==] Tuesday from the.residence of William Perehudoff of Thrums, elt burial at the Brilliant Cem- etery. :

MENZIES GENERAL CONTRACTING CUSTOM - BUILT AND REMODELLED

HOMES: -- General Home Repairs . Painting and Decorating

Phone 365-6436 142-7th Ave. Kinnaird, Bc

SEPTIC TANK CLEANING Herb Lamb

Cina Creek ‘Call any time 368-5166.

BULLDOZING ‘ TD.25 FOR HIRE Phone 365-7863

MARJ‘S- CLOTHING AND GIFT SHOP Clothes for Everyone.

Gifts for All Next to Credit Union

Ph. 365-5844

McPHAIL’S LADIES’ WEAR Across From The Post Office Ph. 365-7177

KOOTENAY BUILDERS . AND. SUPPLIERS 686 Columbia Ave Phone ‘365-5155 “A Complete’ Builders Service

Supplies and Installations

Machining Gas and Electric Welding i Repairs

"See, Phone, ate Clean Cut Rubber ~ Stamp Shop Box 25, Robson, B.C. Ph. 365-7605

HOME CRAFTS > 23 Columbia Ave. Ph, 365-6588 Cabinet. Making - PETER KINAKIN and General Contracting Mechanical Repair Custom Homes a Specialty Free Estimates

Phone 365-5160 S CASTLEGAR:

MARLANE GRILL open’ 6.30 am. to 9 p.m. losed All Day Sunday Not just another place to eat But the place to eat’ another

‘Phone 365-7671

Dedicated to Binal, Thoughtful Service ,

Aubulasce — Flowers Granite, Marble and Bronze Plaques

Industrial, Commercial * and! Residential Electrical Wiring Siok OUNDARY lc (Castlegar) Ltd.

» Ph, 368-8625 - Medailion Homes 1319 BAY — TRAIL, B.C. °: Phone 365-7242 BONNEY WELL DRILLING Domestic Water Wells Reasonable Rates Phone Jim Bonthron 865-6751

Hectie Heat Specialists -

Unheard. Of TRADES WELCOME CHOICE OF FINANCE

PLANS ||:

Over 65 Machines To

EXAMPLES: a

TRACTORS

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TURBOCHARG! -/Hydraulle Angle Blade,

A hee

SP

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NI

Going Jat ssosceseseee

LOADERS ae he savernment

ALLIS. ciihesizas Crawler Loader — As Nice A

Ever

SPEGIAL.-

6 TRACTOR ' SHOVEL. 1954 No MODE. ayy ED, BUCKET, WELL,

Used Parts ‘Department With eevana Parts"

UND! BPvouce 8 AT THIS PRI

problem?, . says sibs United

Church's board of

eft (ie, are arn Wi

in the world have a housing F “ ch tia st

old and miserable: ! tators. ~

‘also| ed: Columbia Associa-_-_

tion, Which ‘will aid’ SPCA work. Vatte re Pearce’ ‘tall a film ‘on Nova

and social service.’ 2 ¥ The north is rich with fine timber.’ There is plenty of pow- er, unlimited supplies of raw materials, and ‘still we have reached:a point late in the 20th century when we realize we are underbuilt.

Great Professional Job . Increase Roi

1Pt ph te fe Job opportunities in the 2 BEG, that ‘tie parents of unskilled :

g Place

Every city has its slums, ae companied ‘by rats, cold, and misery. It seems to be the curse of civilization that situations are allowed to reach a point of-des- peration before ‘the creaking wheels of progress crank out reforms, In this profit-oriented North ‘American ‘society, the ‘basic needs of humans seem to come nly after the fat factories, po"

Deals

Choose From

ional’ College.”

t

ers, He wi

of the College's advisory com- mil

“Dr. Whittles was in the area | pe

per. last week, visiting’ high ‘echools | °”

0 tale f93 Leet and teach-

will Hive: dro figurg!

4 per ane Dr 1975, whereas the t-| professional and technical ‘voca- tions will have risen from 33 cetit to almost 50 per cent. | I Dr. Whittles stated that the

the “working force

Scotia.

“Althor “a report cards have

not, /asyet,’been Issued ’to’ the] students, marks for: the core

exams are being handed back

Top'marks were achieved by the]

‘Quinlan — 94 per

ped from a 1940 per’ cent to. only| 7

Waneta Airways

Government Approved

. Air Charter ‘Service - Rentals, :

PH. DAYS 365-7444

7 =o

“LIMITED

FLYING SCHOOL"

ghtseeing Located at. the Castlegar Airport PH, NIGHTS 365-7035

mh

also meeting some) the

8. :“Canada has been very slow | rey

“comme:

le! erful masietrient yack fl tin.

in providin; ortunities) for veel 1 train tae, inte:

and edthelr. sperations: forthe nth degree” The motivation is sel- sore fiat fe cgreater de ople.:It-is»for ta er de- 500 ree ig of efficiency in making

that the structures of-the No ‘American-labor force had chang- ‘lifes for the] ed cally. since 1940.” i

He: pointed out] an th |

of

veal pweet unit {.

mi Boneyi2. 2 at 1 Hyaraite angie Blade omeyés Winch .

e19"Phis is the old story of the

’ Centennial Memo

cademical ‘think: ‘andthe non-academic- ally trained:

rept

‘So sich We

ce most Tt is anticipated; he sald, ihe: EHash “Columbia Institute i z ‘Technology ‘are ‘are’ faced ‘with soveral job" offers immediately upon graduatio!

iced: by new. concepts ofa dle mahpower ‘group who d | were equipped d to both “think at is the demand

"Chess. games continue to be rth held at noon. In first place is| David Kanester, second Randy Holdsworth! and Dave ! McClel- lan, third Ron Konkin; David! Munns and Chris Vassen. House Fointe:

House One — 350 points, House Two — 438 points, House} Three — 400 pointe-and House| Four — 504'points.!

Thought For TThis Week:

+: -“Remember, shoulders that take respo! have © no] room for chips. UP

ly trained who ~who “do” had:to be

orkers” he: said, yf our graduates at

ion.” to

people! working for the’ money, not the ‘money: working for the ECI AL people! 'Théy are | its? "tools. It should be: theirs. hi

? The''subject of ble jous- iit , MODEL, HYDEAU g inthis country tas come up ‘WINCH. © ALMOST ven and-again during the past ERCARRIAGE a oe 40) years. “AS the ‘hue-and-cry

* Peter Veregin Jed the Douk- be offered’at the ‘Regional ‘Col-

hobors to British Columbia from

lege fi chemical and metallurgical, bus! the prairies in:1908--and they Hecet and’ office": forestry,’ electrical - electronics, taxial

settled: on. 4,500 acres Leos fhe ‘present site’ of: Brilliant.

developed. factory, and sa’

Perrerriiectires J 9,500

ehis dtot tLast week the government-

er $5,000 pact on television for 517. animes When. be government :-going ;to. 5 $5,000 .or..:50, to install: guart rails - om: ur Castlegar ferry 4 pudes ramps?! ~ borg ey 2S 50 f(s rim sure they ‘would last longer than:17 minutes and may- bes save’ stew, “Lives ‘in: the fut- “ee cAr ‘Are. “they “waiting “for ‘an- ther accident to:happen ‘before they: get :busy?. ‘Now:s thetime tordo} thia:work) when: the: river Ie aay

Hoan 78

‘ast week two young people from ‘Nelson ‘lost?their ‘lives:on road: to" ‘Kaslo fat rt Areekey

Both — ‘Bepartment

and quit © ‘Gp things’ that “do not concern’

27, oe islore 2 ‘matiager wih be Ter:

277-6974 | du

Eves. |. WO)

with the “downtown

Eves. 521-1282 Peddie

Drop Gerda Munsings nd Remedy Our Ferries

anypodyt bu the people lnvolwed: i

Mrs. ne ladies ‘assisted with

meat incere ‘thanks a: ‘Dahisen! |precent for” such | a “delightful ithe pro- | evening’? for their marly |:

Vy All three men are. presently

Trail Safe-

Faty announcement ‘tothe com- pan;

‘will

farms, and advanced secre fine: & ics ec In each technology, a group of local citizens’ active ais the

riculum Sener.

technologies will be added to the course of studies within the | tle; Cra next few years. t

Ukranian Padre

“gor Ukranian

include’ mechanical,

management,

ind Rifles Pistols - New and Used - Redfield - Weaver Suspes

mr ttt = oT. Hittacy mers zach ‘Guns - Guns - . Guns

See Our ‘Custom Rifles — Redfield’ ‘Scopes and Mounts Installed

By Our Professional Gunsmith

aes . "See Weatherby Ammunitio

Mounts all Models in Stock Browning Rifles ‘and Shotguns

A dre cattoles INing, ie jibe Aooten: ‘science. } a) recently taken up’ hig duties’ in Nelson.

WANTED — ‘FOR CASH’ OR: TRADE SHOTGUNS — RIFLES — PISTOLS

Ordained in‘Rome in’ 1953, Fr. Lysak’is a member of the Order of St: Basil the Great. His responsibilities’ encompass eon- gregations of Ukranians‘in Cas- nbrdok,”’ Creston,

300 Baker St.

Norm's Sport Shop ._. NELSON, B.C. Ph. 352-28) ‘Open Mondays from'9 ain. to 6 pom

Grand | Forks, ‘Nelson and ‘Frail. 4

her edfale fairs. = Who’/are ; to talk. As Shakespeare Sput Pies umpat not afurnace for- your foe foe. 80° hot, that -it do singe yourse! From one: who felt” “asleep Tuesday night watching the CBC broadcast, about ‘ ‘Gerda: e

_ Shower ta

For Local Bri

1}. 3010, ide 3 umes Maglio

bridal shower for Lynne fe bride veld dast-week - at 08 Mrs. G. Anderson }-

i ftfonds gathered

syinners + were > tink and’ Mrs. R. ‘tenel +The bride-to-be was’ assist- ed in the opening of the many set | Sttts byih her. sister Sherry]. ‘Assisting the: hostess was Ry Lightle and several oth- the bak-

a : sie! Conroys'

; + Ghureh Group .

Hembers Meet

< Applications from qualidicd

FOREST SERVICE 3) 286 Se oM

DEPARTMENT. OF"LANDS, FORESTS, AND WATER - RESOURCES

Higeatea Scalers are invited 7

for the following! &f

WEIGHT SCALE! the Department of Lands, For

ests, and Water "Resourees, Nelson, BoC.

SALARY ee a tates

effective Aj 1, ‘are: year’

$19.54; third year $20. (The suscessful "candidat

well qualified may. start 'at:the second year. rate:) Notary

penefits such as: Holiday’ and. Sick Léaive plus ir #

Fund are offered:.* sat

DUTIES — a) Minertake ‘Weight Scaling (and cori

tions as of P

Scale and Revenue ‘at Boundary Sawmills, Midway, B.C.

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS — Minimum age a; a

minimum of 3 years industrial sealing experience as a

licensed: scaler; minimum’ gradé 10° “education: holder:of

a driver's licence; tnature attitude, respectable appearance

and an indicated ability.to adjust "to varying work loads; in-

tegrity and tact’ ‘in’ meeting with Officials of the’ forest in-

dustry and general public.

Application forms may be obtained from the office of the

District Forester or local Ranger Station on be Foren elson,

submitted to te District . a Ns

Forester,'518 Lake Street, Nelson, 1, BC. NOT LATER THAN.

APRIL 8, 1966. :

i tom:

J. RB. Johnston, : District. Forester. BC, pases Nelson, B.C. 5 212

~ For Discussion

in To on centered around the sacraments of fhe Apasties

Cre reeds bik i AY

During the "meeting Mrs. J. F.Killough extended a wel- come ¢oallopresent and stated how: pleased: she was to see sO many present. At the close re-| freshments were served by aes. F._Gibson, Mrs, ‘T. Gree! A. Eldridge, and Mrs L aaa.

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