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16. CASTLEGAR NEWS, Wednesday, Nov. 9, 1966

DOr giatiae eatin cues

Heavy DOH Traffic Count
Results in Three Crosewane,

WITH

MA DD

> “IT’S A FAMILY AFF. ‘AIR”’

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Miner Hockey: Meeting —
Thursday, 8 pgm. at Arena for
executives and coaches to line
up teams,

Keep the Date Open.— seer the
Kinnaird Dattea Church Xmas.
Bazaar and Tea, Nov. ar —2te
4 pm, tn lower ‘hall:

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Annual Nut Drive by the

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tal wi be held on. Wedne ay.
Nov, 16 from 7 to 9

Mothers to Hobson Brown!
Mrs, W.
5S — 8 pny Business (Bazaar,
Dec. 3.) i

The Hegular Monthly Mocting
of the David Thompson Stamp
Club will pe ine! heid Vice pine: home
of Mr, and Helsen —
Sth Ave. funnated a Nov. 14
at 7:30 pm,

‘SMITH’S

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* A
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installed In_ your basement out
of the we

‘The traffic.count on Colum;

mentary school.

Three crosswalks have now
been painted with a suggestion
that town council consider a
sidewalk on the west side ot
Columbia to:reduce the number
of places at which a Bederteias
may. make legal cr:

A motorist is teat eopligat:
ed. to stop when approaching
one of these walks when in use
and failure to do so‘is a contra-
ventjon : of ‘the motor vehicie

RCMP enforcement of the
bas been ted

paint’ ‘additional cr

the junction of Codumbia and
Maple St... but advises it would
be. safer for those wishing to

note: of warning: :
“Unfortunately the estab-
lishing of crosswalks will not
automatically ensure the safety
of youngsters since the mere
often

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Provincial Livery

Parliament Buildings,

Victoria, B.C.
Dec. 31/87¢ ':.

Vancouver hotel rocm “of. the late: ie of the Pulp|¢
and Paper Workers of Canada, Llyod ‘Craig-of. Castl
Angus McPhee, vic president of: P&PWC.who shared the
room with Mr. Craig, has charged: Pat O'Neal;

; western |;
regional organizer for the rival International Brotherhood

| eam iadivaled, >»

Tuseday ie not, as had earlier
withdraw stom
fe Central Kootenay;-Regional

ing ent,
“rtnntecl a motion was mado

io 9.40, away ay uit the ‘aisthet puna. es

councll mee!

Poli aise

‘trict that planning would

be incorporated into the region-

ai structure at some iuiure
ape ‘a. et of

ct nee which,
Giatset mies ith the pumner,

er’ in
the resins dis. still. maintains the reasons

VOL. 19, No. 46

A provisional _ bu

one thi

+ Mayor. R. °C,
chairman | of the: finance 'com-
mittee, revenled: at auesday's

council

of Pulp, Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers, with ‘being be-
hind the bugging. Shown here with his back, to:the camera
Sloan; Local No..:1;

| Others Read

2 Deseribed by ‘schoo! 2 t
Jim ‘Lamont as‘ the ‘largest
‘best appointed ‘between | C:
nd Vancouver,” the SHSS band-
room’ completion: was” announc
ed’at the Monday. meeting of
the* school: board:~~

‘The § $58,000 addition was,
scheduled for final inspection by
the enticton architect -yester-

"the building committee also
teported = “the: expected post-
Christmas completion ‘of the, six-
room ‘addition to fer) Twin Riv;
ere. Ele lementaty: Sl 5

astlegar:; yong tl was
‘censured by board ‘members ‘for
the non-appearance of promised
‘sidewalks ; outside the school.

yy | ning of ‘the board* meeting { at |
about’ the | 4

to 10: mill: jump 1 to ‘absorb,
improvement : costs.

= The present. town rate’
is 14.'The increase: would jump
it: to: 22.

cil ‘does “not anticipate

‘the past two
wn * has: been “keeping a

hold “on “its

lation | as ‘a ‘town’ count

id: chairman of: the: ee ‘estimate

an
works committee.
~ Chairman ter. Jac.

‘Mrs... Wall F
obson ald the building: report
most .° che

erful-for:
‘who

po)
tent to leave. it at “That
-. $He suggesed a at of fi
ther facilities ind Robson but this.
was. tabled un’

of | cost

e.

5 much
straight 1 ‘loss Arn ro 000: on’

bond: :sales <:when debenture:

been prepared ‘for’ Castl mm th
‘ for’ Castlegar anc
indications are the'1967 mill Tail

will be increased by more than} would:

Maddocks, |:

rate ||

0
Steal [Je
7

Count
getting the mill rate before .1967| docks.
rocedun

jeaday me
the y_meeis bit- law.

e, Mayor Mad-
edia

| eeereeene

1988,
by ! rat

> scale i
represent more, than tien two' mills

ohare’
is 3005105 which’ is
by.’an approved debenture.

fal and 80,
isva a

iil: | in.the’ convention ‘hall: and ‘in’ a
the “hall in’ the

the inquiry. ‘He ‘added: ‘Two!

or: W. B. (Bud):

‘going to rush ‘it.-I‘will’ proceed ‘with all’
; Premier Bennett ordered. the inquiry’ after: private investigat-

Hits

: In] Ottawa on. Wednesday of

room’: off:
st Hotel, where the: P&PWC. was
holding | its ‘convention. ie

last week, Solicitor-General Lar-
ry:Pennell ‘called ‘for a. full re-
port. of: alleged ‘RCMP. involve-
Ment ‘in “bugging”. the conven-

additions.

Fyisaged for the. ho:
oo ite ‘increase by

it: hospital; mili

fate is 107.

mill} tion and-the:room: of its_preat-

\chers refused a ‘7.8 naar cent
inerease ,suggeated by. Concilia-

a’ period = during which town |.

B.C. Hydro has sens gained: for
tax support of this or any ‘other.
ar school acl facilities on the far ‘side

Tt was ae noted, at ‘the. begin:
a’ letter ‘enquiring «

money *.:: supposedly ! avaliable
poney, Hydro had‘ not’ been
yy Hydro

pte on page seven) %

vi

has given'‘a standard ‘answer‘for
counteraction of rising’ costs:
ceomeanen of a, district muni-

‘Ths is: not just a.theory ot

jegar . mayor.: It is

vocated ‘by minister of
1; Affairs “Dan

Ken Smith,

t egar
satisfied: with / Recreation Saint
time eee
e ‘park ‘de ent
Ald. 'V. R..Coo! town cha

sere
some. bu ig here,” sa!
Mayor R. Maddocks.

Council «: felt. di

which, it was
meeting, ha

yelep the park When it roposed Bs
PB

eee ‘Lake water rights were

given up: by town. council so

eit bad a a of recreation
ere.

1 and: according ee let Cours

little needs 'to be-done, to. make
area:

& ith’s ‘as Roy Brough:
mi | ;
_, baring the past three months

the ‘ovation of a district mun-
lelpality to Bie a wider. tax base.
But, . Kinnaird village

} finance department |
‘and. Mr. are

C.:Maddocks and |:
-board.

ated. to :cost the taxpayer

8 | $112,000: and -the-board ‘was: of-
fering

only 3.6 per, cent.
year’in arbitration. the
ement was a figure between
‘closing: price teachers. were

tasked “fe
146 per'“cent. scale ; increases, tee
estim:

per le increase, sais
Gerry Schiavon, chairman.of the
‘or | teachers’ negotiating : commit-
e deadline ‘meeting last i

onda 6 moon tinned through -un-

discussions
came hot and heavy on into the
small hours of the morning and
official arbitration.

: ffered is
stele nares ntan half, eee
per :cent, increase: ori le-

manded:: Local Seachers ‘want
the‘ same increase as the: Trail
district: teachers ‘g

ve sa.
ent out: of * arbitration,
een though, me law any ‘settle-

Trail:. parity: demai ould
cost ‘the. taxpayer: an oe ote
ee than E

day between’ 28'an
gs Castle

of: any
ty facets; and. aes received Hs
council ‘at its seeding ‘Tues-

“note!
lege, the airport, the

rtist
the railroad, iad, the (Col: Col-| ti

DI whi
settled for: 9.2. ‘per. cent,’ ind
severally ‘reprimanded by. b

IP.
, dustry’ and. local hi dro ‘pre,
‘y fects.

Town Gets Report on Airport P

45° Gastlegar council-supported
the building’of garage facilities
at. the Castlegar. Airport and
Jearned'a lot: about: the: opera-
tion: of: ths field’ mn: Tuesday
night. 3

“R. ‘West invited coun-
cll aan wait until spring before

accépnig: an, earlier invitation

to-tour:the remodéled- airport.
He told council up to 1; 500
movements were recorded at the
—a con:
siderable increase:over the pre-
vious ‘year.’
‘Mr. West noted he ‘expected
yet higher traffic at the airport
with larger: planes ,becoming a |

regular. feature.
-To this e

safeguard the public.

ment now would have to through
these men have’ visited an arbitra: ard, ‘

i jovermment and the’ by po met to

‘ willl be ‘a road’ over
hae cor feted; Arrow dam.
And rp road will be public,
ict

2: its meeting last
Avletter m=
Keenleyside,: chairman of ‘B.C.
ro, ‘told: ferry; commi
investigator Jim Lambeth, the.
im crest.road would bei ‘con.
nected'to the highw: ay at
gar by a yet-to-be-built: a:
gon the west shore’ of the

"earlier: ‘Mr: Lembeth :
reported: ‘that, regardless
-,dam road’ the Castlega:
: Robson ‘ferry should be

on otherwise the. town was
kely. to be 4

> by way Tas dam

would he longer than via the
existing road over: ‘olum
bia and. Kootenay‘

dent,’ Lioyd Craig, 49, who. sled

West. Kootenay Power: and

gr
to] lations: ittee, sal a yester: Light Co. came in for its second |!

"The “situation is disgrace
faye continued’ the* mayor.
all write to the Public Ut

Commission, for.advice.«°

Gorse ‘told: the ‘council
18; ‘ughis were nonoperative in
the’ town boundaries...

The lights: atop: Sherbiko
hil, ..which - were’. the cause of
original complaints, ‘have ‘still
| not “been: fixed and there are
| eehe $0, 10 lights . out.on Colum-

ave. power, company, which | ¢,
‘rents the lights to the town’for
$3. per month

per are
says its equipment has been tied Creek

” Kiernan Expects No Immediate Development
Of Parks at Syringa Greek and Sheep Lake.

;Development of * Syrin ga
Crest and other jakesids areas

at’ Texas Creek on
Lake for provinielal park devel-

and conservation iY but

opment, were

no action is expected in ‘the im-
mediate satan ie
A from . Recreation

r
Minister Ken Kiernan told Cast.
that an area has been selected

for sevelopment tat’ Syringa
for. major park develop-

ii by the 4
But the minister went oni to

ly in the posi-
tion .to develop one of the fore-
going sites. In a number of cases
unfinished works, too, require

up on the Kinnaird

the -lighting because’ the: poles
are now too high for the fire de-
eee | Bartument to to. cop

Council is concerned’ about | ~

e: with. B
RC. "Maddock com-

mented. Mthat there “!

Other “ites named /in- the
minister’s : letter.‘ were ~ Sheep
Lake end a bench of land near

Thana “has been purchased

before . new , works
are begun.

“As soon as our budget per-
mits we will initiate another
development in the: West Koo-
tenay.

Nea Ta

‘Christina