10 -  . CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Feb. 20, 1964

Hipwell Sparks
Lively Discussion |

One of the liveliest Alscussions
within the Castlegar and District
Chamber of Commerce In some
months was sparked at that group's
mecting last week by a man who
was not yet officially a member
of the Chamber.

Jack Hipwell suggested to the
Chamber that it recommend to the

tourists during ‘and: after the con-
struction period.

Chamber member Paul Moroso
bjected, to the as it

14 Guests Attend
Evening Group

Last Thursday's meoting of
the Robson Evening Group was
held at the Robson Church Hall.
There were 18 members and 14
guests present,

Games were played and Mrs.
Quayle showed slides of‘old school

scones and

u of the
dams, Mr. Hipwell said he was
prepared to preface the reference
to dam construction with “if and
when.” At this point, J. C, Ene-

the satting oy of ora park sites
and view points at the sites of
the proposed Columbla river dams
for the use of local: citizens and

voldson that if the mo-
tion was to be prefaced it should
be with the more probable “when.”

Mr. Hipwell's motion then
passed,

frown on
“thand-me-downs”

All children Bave Giffer-
ently shaped feet. Look
into a well worn shoo
and you'll see a pattern
of the sole of the foot in
@ insole: This pat
is unique and should
not be allowed to infiu-
ence the foot shape of
the next child in line,
His or her size may be
the same but P body
Waing bab stance, and

unwise. For heathful
development children
need poger ect gHOes
properly lavage
Shoes, well made of |
good materials over
, are correct
proper lasts and girls of ali
ages. And our staff
‘understands the impor-
tance of proper fitting.

Maddocks

A while Inter, in considering
new members for the Chamber,
Mr, Hipwell noted that while he
is associated with Anderson Agen-
cles he wanted “a first-class mem-
bership, not a second-class mem-
bership” in the Chamber which
would allow him to speek for him-
self on matters brought: before
the group.

It was pointed out to him,
admidst laughter, that he did have

had already successfully proposed
a motion and had it passed even
before he had been formally in-
ducted into the Chamber,

Other new members welcomed
into the Chamber at the same
meeting were A, Firmino of Fir-
mino's Imported Foods and Don
Wickett of the Castlegar Funeral
Home.

a first-class membership in that he | in

gome of the World’s Fair. These
were greatly enjoyed by all. Fol-
lowing this entertainment, a de-
lictous pot-luck lunch. was served.

The evening draw, a Valentine
box of candy, was won by Mrs.
Lucy Weisner,

‘The next meeting will be held
on Feb. 27 at the home of Mrs,
P, Jolly.

Successful ‘Music

Results are Won
Following {a alist of local
in i

tions held recently by the Royal
Conservatory of Music of Toronto
Trail. :

Grade VII piano: honors —
Jill ‘Macbeth.

Grade IV piano: honors —
Lenore Suffa.

Grade III piano: honors — Ei-
leen Marcellus and Lynn Archam-
bault.

Grade I piano:
san Knutson.

honors — Su-

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“CASTLEGAR, BRITISH: COLUMBIA, THURSDAY, FEB, 27, 1964

~ Reatly in September

The schoo] board “still: hopes”

"that the new. junior. secondary

school at Kinnaird will be
for: when school starts in ‘Septem.

* school trustee. George. Rilkoff
rds: council “Tuesday.
is.

to ste tenders tomorrow for’ the
school! with construction to start
by April 4

The Castlegar. News’ new, full-
page editorial Bano will end

Installation’ of ‘the executive
of the first local ‘of Canada’s plo-
neering all-Canadian union: for the

pulp and paper industry. took place |

Friday evening in tho” ‘arena hall
here, :,

Installed as president of Local
No, 1 of. the Canadian: Pulp and
Paper Workers: was Lloyd Craig.
Installing.’ officer ‘was’ national
president Ali Smith of Woodfibre,

Vice- president of. the Local is
Slim Joharisson while Lorne Nes-
bitt. Tommy Lampard, and Chuck
Sutton are “trustees, Jim ‘Sloan is
inside’ guard ‘and: Jim) Vigue is
outside. guard. |

Financial : secretary ‘of: Local
No, 1. is Chris D'Arcy, correspond-
ing secretary is Terry Cormier and
treasurer is Fred: Peitzche.

Following the installation ce-
remony, ic was enjoyed to
the music, of Tack: Phipps and His
Band.

Press for: Winter : ’ | this

_ Works. Extension ~

Castlegar has
extension ‘of the’ wi nt r works - ber
riod,
> The request. was. made ‘at the
last meeting: of ‘the'*>Employment
Committee meeting’ in the ‘office | -
of the. Unemployment: Insurance
Commission in Trail,-Comm: R. C,
Maddocks ‘reported: at\ ‘ast ® ‘week's
council. meeting. ;
The mation was. presented, he
the? fact ‘that win.

S| which would’ Have: been

ef Dr... HW: Le: Hecaleyside's
portant Vancouver .addr:
just one of the many viewpoints
that will ‘be: carried‘on the Col
2 wmabia.

Mr. Campbell said ‘that Koo- E

genay-West, MP_H. W..Herridge

hast een’:asked to provide the “

iy
amlght™ make either in the exter-
mal affairs: ‘committee: or. the
Bouse of Commons’ on the’sub-
o dect of the Columbia.’ -
‘In::addition, © federal Health
: Minister Judy‘LaMarsh has
asked ‘to provide: an ‘article ex-
and defending the pro-
Peeed Canada Pension Plan,

Graders to Work
~ “At Full Gapacity’
“As soon as the frost goes, Cas-
tegar hopes -to::keep | its: gradérs

working “at full capacity ‘in-an at-
fempt to maintain our, roids, in

“some semblance: of decent: stiape.” |;

‘orks commissioner R. C. Mad-
docks told council ‘at’ its meeting
last week ‘that..the village is
“aware". that .when:, snow ,condi-
tions are gone it will’ be faced with
poor street‘ conditions’ compound-

“ed by a-lack of surface drainage
_ facilities.

He said that the breakdown “of
streets will be studied and. kept
under ‘constant -survailance, and
ebservation and we: hope to keep
ahead of any problems.

been]:

initia
have :been: because * “they ¥ would A
‘have been: completed ’; within - the.
winter. works period. and would

| thus: be more costly for the vee

Sixteen Traffic
“Tickets Handed
~Oukby | McNabb,

Sixteen. traffic tickets were
4 given: out’ in Castlegar in| Jan-
uary © for. overparking, - double
+ parking’ ‘and ‘for: crossing - to: the }*
opposite, side of .the street. to
-park, .works supervisor. Norman
| McNabb told council's: meeting
last week, -
«He. also reported that.98 dog
Hicences were ' ‘sold ‘during
mont

'| meeting had .to hear.a

HIGH “ARROW DAM will look like -this.:

ter it is con-<

structed. It will be: built five miles west! of Castlegar. and
will be 190 feet high, The earthfill and concrete dam will

t's conception, a. boom:of logs* and a tug have
+| Just passed. through the lock while ‘anoth

abolit to enter. the lock from above..The spiliways at the
-|right’ are ‘necessary to: adjust the: watez

craft is just

£

acre ‘reservoir which” will be formed: tretching back

-ectly on top of the Big Rock. It is 50-ft. wide and 290-ft.
‘long between the gates. The: department of |
_is to ‘pay for the road over the dam (note the blacktop ‘at
‘left) and. there will be a. “‘5-S” bend in the road at the

lower end of.:the lock gate.
‘the ‘light: traffic: which will

discarded . because of the hold-ups which would occur

when the lock was ‘in use.

possibly be employed by the department of highways
to control traffic although the road will be wide ig
i for, two cars to Bass each other.

uuncil last week de-
idea to prote it :“in the. strongeat
move by the B.C,
Telephone Co.. to: increase. rates
charged to subscribers served by
the company’s Castlegar exchange.
Rates would be increased’ 20
cents a month for those served by
two-party. lines,’ 15 cents for multi-
party lines and 90 cenis for busi-
mess: phones. (Present rates are
$3.20, $2.75 and $7.60 respectively. >)
22 Castlegar council will also write
Kinnaird council enlisting its sup-
Port ‘in its proposed battle against
the: increases. -~
yao.The proposed increases woold
have the effect. of moving the Cas-
tlegar éxchangé from rate group
No.:3 to rate group No. 4. Rate
group No. 3 is the rate charged
in exchanges with . between 1,001
and 2,000 telephones. The number
of telephones in group 4 may. vary
from 2,001 to 5,
§ Notification of the pendiag ~
rate increase was provided by the
board of transport commissioners
for Canada,
Js cIn its communication to. coun
cil,the transport board advised
that “Upon consideration of: the
| mebresentations of the Agassiz

The idea of a lift bridge for
be: allowed on the dam was

A system of stop lights will

amber of Cet

the Corporation of the Villhge af

Harrison Hot Sprinys, B.C. and the

Corporation of the District ef

Kent,: Agassiz, B.C... and of ttt

replies of the B.C. Telephane: Cn

with respect thereta, it is berethy
ordered as follows:

“Effective on nut less tam

30 days’ notice by appropriate to~
rif the

‘at! "ast Thursday's Kinnaird-
Castlegar and’District Safety Coun-

cil meeting, representation #from |’

program: had to: be shortened: Ex-
pressed by’ president ‘Mrs. Pat Hae

ee
‘oject employ less
than’: 2,000. ‘men. and“at peak’ per- |

:Hydro-and: Power

ley was the

Ni. ded

said i ina talk'to the el;

the

ainéetty employed on n

:and= Okanagan * regions “and” this
work Will continue for’ nine years
6n‘the Columbia.”

2 ‘Before. work on the three dams

version of.a talk on civil Defence

prepared . and given by. ie J War- 9

ner.

The Piusiness: period voted fa-
vorably ‘for -an; investigation. com:
mittee ‘set-up: to look ‘into Castle-
‘gar’s. traffic and ‘parking problems

:| from.a safety point’ of: view...The

special committee includes G. Bea-
vington, E, Newman and Norm Mc-
Nabb.

«New. memberships offering co,
operation to the local Safety Coun:
cil’are The Kinnaird Improvement
Society, Mr. and) Mrs. ‘W. Henke,
the Castlegar, News, St. Joseph's
Council CWL, ‘Local:No. 1 of the

the | Canadian Pulp and Paper. Workers

and ‘Colin Petts.

39 Students.

“Roll at: ‘Secondary School

“The Stanley Humphries Se-
condary. School honor, roll. for: re-

‘cent: report cards ;-was announced

this ‘week. . Students : makis; ng ithe
honor’ roll include: y

Soo GRADE. TL 2
‘ { Marjorie. King, ‘Linda: -Acker-
man, Margaret Watson, Fred Koch,
Bill Gorkoff and Frank Lanzarotta,

Rod Killough, Irene Deverney; i

JUNIOR ‘TROPHY’ available in the Castlegar Sportsmén’s
Association is'a-mounted rack of horns and. hooves done

‘by George Worohey for: the youngster who shoots: the

largest deer. This trophy is admired here by. the group’s

etn ge.

new. pr George Gui

News .- columnist - Jack - White,

t,. right,: ‘and’ Castlegar
retiring - president of. the

association, = Castlegar I News Photo

Marie Seto, Lawrence. Chutskotf,
Ken

owna Chamber. of Commerce?

+, This issue of the Cas."
tiegar News is .the . first
» issue. of a new: expanded..:
service for readers.

From now on, every.

‘than it normally would con- >
+: tain. A. 10-page: paper will
now have 12 pages while.a

12-page paper will have.14.
;@.A full page will be
levoted to editorial mater-
“ial including — editorials,
<*> think pieces, a famous Bea-
‘ton editorial’ cartoon, Burt

John Dalziel.

“Jack ‘Burak, Harry Kalmakotf;
Tom Little. Cathy -Abrossimoff,
Isabelle Guido, ' ‘Terry Perehudoff;
Patsy Hughes, Michiko Inouye,
Nalerie Dawson and. Margaret Me
ran. | :

Sonya, Johansson, Joanne Logelin,
Joanne Lanzarotta, Bob Stamp-Vin-
cent; Grace’ Makortoff, Pam. John-
son, .Margaret “Thorp, Steven Nay-
lor, i Christine Healey, Heather.
MacPherson, . Elaine: Stoochnoff,
Stanley: Sherstobitoff,; Keith Webb
ent ‘Terry Killough

: Se
Amalgamati
_ Would Cost. $5,000.

2A firm quotation of $5,000 has
‘been submitted to the twin villages
of; Castlegar and Kinnaird by.'the
B.C. Research: Council as: the cost
of*a study ‘of the feasibility ‘of
either. amalgamation, of the vil-
|Jages.or the setting up. of a district
mauntcipality.

Kinnaird village chairman Carl
Loeblich told his council Tuesday
night that. ‘this could. be termed
quite a bit of money.”

«He suggested that ‘commission:
era._attend. Castlegar’s council
meeting next week “andcome ‘up
with a. joint. decision on. whether

on

Loraine Gorkoff, Doris Davis, is

or-not we want.to go any further | #
”

's “A Personal Co-- -

1@ A full:second | bage 4
, will be devoted. to: f¢

i- he is

M)|:was ratified by Parliament,” and

neral topics “of. interest to
all'sportsmen.

@ In the winter mon-
*ths there is Aileen Oglow's
“Curling in, Castlegar”, whi-

1» le.in: the :summer ‘months *

John McLeod. reports | ex-.
- tensively: on golfing. activi-

| -ties’-in, Castlegar ‘and ‘Dis-

trict, George Jackson: gives:.'.
full details on: the minor
hockey scene with his week-
ly: {Hockey. Chatter.” eters

= ‘Cartoonist ‘Alan ‘Beaton u
started with the Vancouver-

| Province and has now tak-
: en his talented pen to’ Tor- :
; ante: His editorial cartoons

have won many. prizes. and;

This ‘special page will con-
+:tain : Bill’ Smiley's famous

appears in over. 200 weekly

‘Argyle’s “This Week

: pNext’) . covering. develop-

+ ments at Ottawa,,and social. {
worker Doris Clark's “Dear; {
Doris’’,, column of answers . :

to ‘personal problems...

@. The: feature :page: .
‘will -also. contain: a special. |

panel. cartoon: titled «"“The_

::--Children’s Corner,". an ath-

£ Tetic panel cartoon called
“Phe Home Team” anda
corssword puzzle, Strip car-
‘;toons to be carried: on this
_/page will include .McClel-
lands’ “Our Town," McBri-
de’s “Napoleon,”  Barley’s
“Moco” and“dé la Torre's
«LPI Pedro,

In addition, the Castle:

gar News’ regular: popular’
columns will still be. retain-
d.

e “Jack White's.

read “Field and- Stream"

now has his genial counten-

“ance peering out at his rea-
‘ders, Jack will continue to *

report in his’ unimitable

mm style on matters of-recrea-

tion, conservation, rod and

op gun’ activities and other Re,

as one

[).0£ the -top in; his. field. on

} ;the North: American ‘conti-
“Sugar and Spice". (which ; |,
| little mouse whichis in all
“newspapers in Canada), la), Ray f

nent, (His trade-mark is a

of -his .cartoons.: See if you

j) ean: find -it!)

i 4
Bill. Smiley. was once a”:
weekly newspaper. publish-
ser, and is. now..a: full-time *-'
teacher. "-His ‘Sugar. and.
Spice’? column is wellread «im
amongst readers of all ages. .
He offers a blend of humor:
and comment with a strong
hometown. flavor. , that -
“ways has a local ‘angle, V3
Ray Argyle is editor of!
the Toronto Telegram News ©
Service. His “This _ Week ’:
and Next” will‘ analyze Ca-.
nadaand world current ev-
ents. and will: cover Cana-
"dian ‘politics on the nation-
al scene and major foreiga’
news trends. 7.
Cariadian social worker
Doris’ Clark’ gives personal *
advice to readers in her hu-.
man relations Dear Doris"
column, Miss Clark answers

i\letters: from. readers that

deal with problems common
to town and country resi-
dents.

@. For the best in read-
ing enjoyment, it's “First
‘with the Castlogar Nows.” =

, |; Work would ‘start.in. July of this

called for in the international:
bid “treaty with

:tes: was completed.

jstart’- on the ‘smalier.-Downy,
K Revelstoke and. Murphy
"Creek dams,:he said.

A conservative estimate show-
‘ed the entire Columbia ‘project
would require 20 years to complete,

year, prestiming that the ‘treaty

heavy work would start in: Seto:
ber.

He ‘said in, addition ‘to work
on the dam there will be the pro-
biem of: relocating 1,600 persons
who will be- flooded out’by the
construction’ of the High Footie
dam,

The replacement of these peo-
ple would not be nearly as serious
or costly as in such projects as
the St. Lawrence seaway.

“It would be appropriate for
other communities to go°to the
Kootenay and tell people ‘there
what they could find on the other
side of the hills, and in that way
‘make their re-settlement that much
easier.

District Student
On Dean’s List

Names of students attending
Notre Dame University of -Nel-
son, which, appear on* the dean's
list of achievement were snaounieed
this week.

Included on. ‘the dean's ist: was
Walter. Kuit of Castlegar.

-
the United "Sta7|

Co. shall transfer each of the ex
changes listed hereunder fron tie
exchange rate group te whic it
was assigned to the exchange rate
group to which it is now asia

‘| as. hereinafter stated:

“Agassiz from. exchange rate
group No. 2 ta No. 3: and Castlegar
from exch: “rate group No. Fo
to No. 4.”

The appointment of RB
Sweeney to the position of

vision: here was announced ‘then
week.
Mr Sweeney joined the | =

| the’ maintenance department, re-

maining in that capacity until bis
recent promotion.

A. graduate: of ; the University
of ‘Toronto with a BASc in me-
chanical, engineering, Mr. Sweeney
Previously was ‘acting division em-
gineer .with Consolidated’ Paper
Corporation ‘of ‘Quebec.

presently president of the Women’s
Auxiliary to ‘the Castlegar and
District Hospital.

Stream column. — Castlegar

MANY.- AWARDS were handed out~ at- the . Castlegar
a Sportsmen's Association. annual wild: game. banquet: Sat-,
urday evening. Danny O’Shea, left, was presented with a
fl | prize by Al Richards for having’ bagged the biggest goat
shot by a club member during the year. For full: details of
the awards and: the. banquet, see Jack White's Field.and

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