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‘CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 18, 1965

‘Ootischenia \ ‘Water Dit |
jeg inning to Take Shape |

strict

3%-hour ur niceting ‘of prin-
° ‘pally Douktobor landowners of |
led areas.in. Oo-
gachen was, held vat Brilliant
or the: purpore of earing a
, fea albility ‘repo! q
“Pied Oot supply* e the’ pro-

‘presented a report prepared in
Victoria by water resources en-
gineer. he B.D. Robertaon.,
report..concludes that
the moat econo! ly. feasible
water: system to domestic].
‘water. to Approximately 400 :re-

istrict.
Tony Pollard, water “rights
branch, Nelson. district engineer,

‘GUALING DRAWS

ir; Mixed Curling Bon.
jel Draws:
March 19, 20, 21
For the ‘Vancouver Pile Driv-
ing Trophy.
y' — Wiegand

p.m. Frida:
+ vs O'Shea; “archanrbaul vs Paw-
+ lyk; Smith vs Nordic Lodge.
p.m. Friday — Biln
‘vs penne Shute vs Me
elnrey Little, vs Sidoni.
10.80 | p.m. Friday — Sather
ard, zante vs Haley;

$0 pin  gaturday —Lyons
vs Van. Pile; Paul vs Hawthorne;
Cowlin vs Tidball.

CASTLEGAR

ARENA

Ph. 365-5021

FRIDAY
Pre-School. 1-2 p.m.
- Childrens Skating 6. 8 p.m.
Students me a 8.80 - 10.30

: SATURDAY
General skating 2-4 and &10

SUNDAY
General Skating 2-4 and
7.30-9.30 p.m.

MONDAY: -
Pre-School 1-2 p.m.

PETE'S TV AND
Radio Repair Service
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HELEN'S FLOWER SHOP LTD.

on the move to your new location ©

Joe and Pat. Fodor
CASTLEGAR ‘SPORTING GOODS

Doreen and Carl Knutson
: PITTS PRESCRIPTIONS

be ined ‘by

pumping from’a test well drilled
yy "Thee government .near ‘tho ™!
Caste Pe Cit $0 gain 1964, .,
sclieme would: be

sen Ve = dmestic’ connec:
Hon fant i ie ie anthers
isa. larger “of people
in the area reuys id willing. to
tuke water from the proposed
new fem :

system would be devised to ser-
vice the community with the pre-|6
sent number of residents, w!
financially suitable, would not
be of sufficient capacity to serve
the community should it grow
beyond ‘these “botinds.

On the other
system designed in
ticipated growth | of © pve ton
would be financially beyond the

means of a ‘community of the
size’ of the present’ Ootischenia | °
improvement district.

Those attending the meet-
ing voted.in favor of proceeding
to take the necessary steps to
initiate this water system at the
earliest opportunity, with the
aid of a government Joan. ~

They affirmed their inten-
tion by empowering the water
sores of landowners. to col-

fees al

Hhoard. ‘on talks: with B,

R in: jor -
Henan mat descend upon

our ¢ommunity.
toe" WHat pl ae sala are being
ef ce in the matter

is, whatever, water Hyd

ed Feb. 25 ~carri

story which is based on a fore-

cast of assessment ‘values pro-
essing with Mica construction
rom 1965. to 1973: which ends

with’ a taxable value ‘of Mica

dang”
w(t of 3

enieatiag|
lon. .
ori teat ee ‘dkawn by

} the: Revelstoke! district school

“f wading

op choo} ’

BC, fon
brn The. con ‘cluistons stated: iro

Sof the large ¢

‘ovided ! By | im:

in 1965 and to advance per pu.
pil operating costs for depend-
ents of workers employed

row. dam: too will be taxal
school’ purposes, ‘and if

much wil it relieve 7 $6: vile

F/Sgt. Lindsay Anderson
was honored. at the regular meet-
ing of the Civilian Sponsoring

Cadets last week when he was

tin 3:

with a small lapel pin
in the shape of wings.

Castlegar i is. Offered For
Overseas Cadet Exchange

Committee to the Castlegar Air | Mrs.

ing training course.

The ‘area meeting, ‘attend-
ed. by ‘CO ‘MacBain, president
F.' Gibson and H. Hyson
held recently in Oliver, was re-
ported a yery successful event.
It was learned there” that ‘the
annual ‘of. No.

This pin will be
and presented to any air cadet
successfully completing the: fly-

Deer Park Socials

. WILLIAMSON.

‘Mr, and Mrs. G. R. Webster
and Mr. Lester Deans of Slocan

Deer Park. -

Mr. and Mrs. A, Honchar
of Robson were weekend visit-
ors to Deer. Park’ while ona fish-

“A Bortnick
and son David” of Trail spent
the at ‘their

City were’ weekend visitors to tal

Squadron ‘this ‘year will. be held
on ‘June: 9.

1. The: Castlegar répresenta-
tives offered this district: asa
place: of interest for exchange |
visits for: overseas cadets,:and
while this will not be required
‘for:this year it will be consider:

‘|ed for further 4

Services ° "performed ‘this
month ‘by the “air cadets ‘were
king” part: in’ the raising‘ of
the: new. Canadian ‘flag atthe

post “office “as well. as parking |’
oar for the teachers convention
and the’opera.:°

wic Biden, * commanding
officer of the’ Kamloops’ station
and” + BVL. Turner,’ visited © the

homes here." =

and Mrs. Nick Shelfon-
tink” Mind children’ of. Kinnaird
Park. Sunday visitors to ’Deer

ar]

“Mrs. George Briggeman was
a visitor to Rossland ‘where she
attended the funeral services of
her brother, the. late’ Louis
Schwartzenhauer. ” be
Mr. and Mrs.'H. Mackereth
and son Bruce of Castlegar were
Sunday visitors at the home ie
Mr. and Mrs. C. T.

Figure Skating AA
- Season Gomes —
To End for. Year

Another season: of figure
skating Joss0ne has..come: to.a

for the
of the Castlegar Skating Club:
A panel of judges from Trail

watch eight club. members’ go
through’ their preliminary’ fig-

Cutcheon, Roberta ‘ken and
Linda ‘Allis.

As a‘ special treat, club

NEA

F TL

TAs

’ Ansco Camera was 12. 95, NOW .

Brownie 8MM Movie was 29. 95, NOW.
- Hobby: Tool Kit was 12.50, NOW
Hobby. Tool Kit was 5.95, NOW:
62”. Power Saw was 39.95, NOW

4” Electric Drill was 25.95, NOW: waco
Coo-koo. Clock, German. Make ‘was 31. 95, NOW 18. 95

2 speed Tape Recorder, slightly used, was 70.00 |
“NOW ONLY.

members: were allowed to bring
guests to their -last session of
the season on Tuesday.

were on: hand. Jast week. to|
ures test. These are the success-| ©

Kinicki,
da: eGiauley, Barbara Friesen, k
Jo Ann Lanzarotta, Susan Mc-} 77

in?
members ‘of ‘the’ Civilian’
mittee-were on hand ‘to ‘wel-
come them ‘and thoroughly en-

joyed their. visit.
April 25 to-May 1 will be
Air Cadet Week and: a’ p: ad
night is: being: planned. #

LETTER To EDITOR”

‘nies school tox costs iis)

a fd ry ‘pertinent: i ona a a
t iT i} 5
re faced with

‘time "when 'w
inerbased:

a
to:| college, and fo! nen
‘sising’ program’ Pra ‘com! sabi
perianal in. the general at
steele rant vA
~ “Another ‘p) lem: ()
tance is protien

activit J
na‘ Beale rae

‘op f tl
1{ to. meet temporary, housing: de-

mandg;;‘and : we" have’ ‘recently

eard : that’ 'a. planned ::'trailer
“court! development ‘‘hhs “fallen
‘through. No‘ action” has ‘taken
place’ on mooted ~ apt

lildings. Talk of hot
: a veoyel rn

ment}
talk

just
a i tere is'a'
if capital and | Bites
‘able that too large’ investm
in-réntal accommodation

$ eventually banirupt the prod

erg once the dam, has been co!
structed and the small perman-

ent crew is’all that remains:out |”

‘of an‘army, to operate the locks,

It would seem that if the
housing proble: lem is to be. solv-
ed” judicially,” with ‘lasting ben-
efit to‘ the: community, the ans-
wer: lies ina: balanced program
spearheaded -and* financed in
part: by: Hydro. :

: First,’ *Hydro should be and
undoubtedly. is; ‘planning to'con-
struct adequate ‘camps and eat-
ing‘ facilities’ ¢lose to’ the dam
site for ‘single men and family
men who are not moving in their

dependents. Re

- Fiydro should ‘be
providing, ” large site with wa-
ter, power, and’ sewage facili-
ties, for trailers: which can com-

ssid) x8
Approach’
Wl and :it! would)'be:
know. this now,
scattered and ‘.unserviced- trail-

“Sider fina
ae

villa

“a planndd |.

coe -
inenit::t

‘befor :too; many |!

AT CEDAR CREST

MOTEL ALL DAY

courts develop and too many
1d schonted

fortably house ‘families.* hey pte

¢ansupply space, and‘they

also supply trailers'for rent that
va have a considerable salvage
value.

2 Dhe ideal site would be.on
Jand ‘now: in the process of be-
ing optioned by». the Villages
of ‘Castlegar and Kinnaird near

the east approaches of the new |§

Columbia river bridge. The wae
ter. and sewage facilities
ed-by Hydro for the trailer Te-

| sidents' could:be bought by the

villages fora nominal ‘sum ‘at
the end of construction and
could form the nucleus of mun:
icipality:: development in ‘that
area. This} ple lan would: erabrac
a prime “Ii
access by'two bridges to our-two
villages‘and to Nelson.
i Burthermore, | it “action is

Dear sir: i

Tam raquested by the board
of directors.of the Kooténay So-
ciety for ‘Handicapped Children,
Castlegar chapter, * to. protest
most? vigorously.’against - the ‘ill-
considered. references! ‘to the'Sil-
ver fap School‘in a recent ed-

far as this organization is

stigate it has not‘dis-

‘oup of. supporters

who ‘unt took a tion in
respect: E He

i‘ have been

jonder. whether in fu-
Id be possible to'take
the: simple ‘precaution ‘of a tele:
phone to® th

ficers,

“ONE - OF - A- KIND
SALE.

‘we are driven

‘SD!
bility, for retarded children: as
for normal children. Although
our organizations receives «the

‘groups it:is

strugel
ciety's wgeling te attitude. to;
ards the retarded. child.
Gwilym Hugh

49.00 :

2 only Kiddie’s Realy-ride’em Cars"
! were 8.95 NOW ‘ONLY

CARL'S DRUGS

CASTLEAIRD PLAZA

: SOLOHd (E11

OLOHd Liiiad

the full impact of].

taken if Hydro
ist ‘truly interested: in” relocat
ing families in’ the ‘reservoir ar.
‘ea to better land within” our
general area, then by extending
the scope of their water! ‘instal-
lations to servicing existing sub-
‘divided ‘land. they ‘could: make
if, very attractive for these dis-
placed families to take up lots
tr the: best: remaining * residen-
tial area’ in’ this’ valley.
‘Third, ‘the private "invest-
in this community. can be

he using Pyeoeramodation ‘on ‘a
scale not calculated to ruin them
jen construction workers move

mi. It is to be hoped: that they
Sail “be ‘able’ to borrow »money
through. Central. Mortgage “and

eed | Housing: and - other agencies. at

rates which: will not‘ force their
rentals ‘to. unrealistic: Tevels." >!
"It: would! be’ a interest to lA

ing ‘area’ with ready =|

p good permanent | ==

d'been veri- -
fu-

Your .readers ‘are . undoubt: _
that:

:For. a most feminine Spring styles are arriving
daily at McPhail’s. Do drop in — we're just
‘across from the Post Office —. we'd love to see
you.

McPHAIL’ Ss

LADIES. WEAR:

‘than $2:million, f

- through ,

x

; More’ thai ae
with van investment ot,
cs 108¢ of all
‘of.it following a,
der «issued: in: Va

anyone le pau
si ig to comple!
arrangements,to protect the cre:
ditors’ interes

e’ company involved’ is

Capital .Development Ltd:
which SO ee ver pro. La

moter ‘Lyndon | ‘Thomas Hurst
developed several shopping cen-
tres in Western.Cana

jy. & bankruptcy order against
ttle company, was obtained from

ioe to Protect

against Capital Developments
and 710 persons hold $2,086,000
in| unsecured notes issued» by.
this company...

‘Accountant gorRe. B Dou:
aldsot, was ®.ap) pointed: trustee

supervise ee ‘windup of Ca) ap:
tat ‘Developinents andthe, di
cy | tribution, of; assets. — if any,
among creditors...

( Examination of Hur
president of. Capital”, Develop:
ments, has been set for ‘April

re Se creditors claim‘ $160, 000)

vt Donald Gardner, a partnér
in’ Donaldson's © office, said, it
will take, at least three weeks to
determine what holdings Capital
Developments owns, : But, he

said, it*appears. unlikely’ that

hates yy W.. a Malkin Ltd,
which hired Gapital Develop-
ments owed it $17,

“Documents filed with the
bankruptey petition indicate that

WATCHES
by
LONGINE
BULOVA
ELGIN
»CANDINO :
- Westclox - Timex ‘

' uld assume’ the obligat

will recover much,’ if
any, of their claims.

However, Hurst said in a
statement that the company will
make a proposal “shortly” to
the trustee under which the ere-
ditors in ‘time would get 100
cents on the dollar.

Hurst’s statement said the
bankruptcy was forced at a time
when Capital L Developments re B

CASTLEGAR 'NEWS; Thursday,

Creditors

'$2.25-million. He said a number tat

of...the larger ‘creditors had
agreed: to the refinancing Rio
posal: and 75 per cent of; th
eréditors: hud: given the: ‘Sue
pany until the end of this’ year
to. work them out. |. |,

i Capital Devolopiients ‘Eta.,
Sieh , Capital Holdings Ltd.
is 'a private company, with, Hurat

o] ard Tletse Vandergaast: its only

directors, Its )1963 annual ;re-
port, filed with the Registrar. of
Companies in Victoria, listed five
shareholders, Ancluding : Hurat
and. Vandergaast. ':

During the last nine years,
the company’ has promoted de-
velopment of, many shopping
centres in ‘the west, in each case

setting up: a public company ‘to.
garry out the undertaking.

> Hurst sald today the. com-
pany still holds interest: in se-
yen shopping centres — at Port
Alberni, Kinnaird, Newton and
Esquimalt in B.C. and in ‘Thomp-
son, Man., Red Deer, Alta., and
Regina, Sask. on

hese interests are Snore.

7 a SUA
Bowling -

‘(Castlegar Catholic Women’s Loagee!

180; .La-
dies }
456;:Men’s: High Single Lindsay

Jessie Helfer..669, Team High

eam Points:’.Team 1. 2,
1,'Team’ 3 2 ‘Team 4 2}

ridail and Do-
reen natant 210; LHT Mary Ra:
dall 603;' MHS Bugs Nelson 330;
MHT Frank: Webster 764. THT
Team 9 1227; THT. Team 3.9246.
TP: Team-1 18, Team 2 18,
Team 3 22, Team 4 is, Team & 0;
Teani.6 13, Team;7 18, Team 8
12,,Team 9 18, Team 10 11,
Other 600's. Bugs Nelson

743, Roy Fitzgerald 686, Al Fi

wick 665.
Coffee Break League

LHS Joy Andrews and Elsie |"
Hiebert '282; LHT. Bertha Vin-

Take F Bive '2618./
Mugs 50, Take Five 49,

up to build each centre.
The’ Properties themselves,

have a public finance company
and*a holding company . take
over assets..and of |:

, are , heavily | en-
cumbered with secured. borrow-
BB iii

Capital Developments, ‘
Hurst: siid: that -notwith,
standing the bankru

ptey,
| company is continuing these ef-

forts and expects to make a
proposal to the: trustee in a
short while.

1 rst si
not identify at this tim

Capital Developments,

the ‘management’ of the’ ‘com-|'

pany, and ‘acquire’ Capital's’ in-

terest in seven shopping cen- 2

The. con-
struction ; {Of the, re arranged cen-
tres through porrowed: funds,
offering: up,.to; 14 per. cent in-
terest on unsecured notes.,

through. which
Be rarest notes

for thé last,

8. t0..8
out’ the problems thal “emi,
abe said.

ay The A eke 8 met els of the
Wottien’s ‘Association of Robson
“Community Memorial ‘Church’

was héld:in' the church hall with |: dy- of: the

"192 members and obe’ visitor,
sent,

The ‘niesting opendd with

iging- of ‘the hymn: “Holy

Truth Divine,” followed

e president.

sak rank’ ‘Shafts: —..Re f End: Axle Shotts:
5-Yoar. Written Perey rites

7

“ heise fl BC

pai

| rial
year.

ra "Reports of the: various stahd-

Mrs. Hyson’ and , Mrs.', Heslop
“ to’ be ‘undertdken |
The : visiting committee’ re-

and: cards’ sent, ’, and:
Mrs, A:

‘on behalt: of :the ‘Associatidn:
ingot te be that the

after the Mizpa
‘repeated tea ‘wi

é th
period ‘which: tee eae a‘stu- sky poe
"origin, and ‘history: of
me ‘Wonien’: ’s World Day of Pray- |:
ing committees were given with|

2 the.  propised work for | ai
this

at 47, ‘Muffets 43%, Chee-|.
rios $7, Pincurlers 36%: ,
Tuesday 1 o’clock
LHS Helen, Walalce 262; LET
Helen. Wallace, 656..THS Skyline
Auto Service 898; THT Skyline
Auto Service 2438,
Ross's Meat: Market 4,

fe Auto

Sharp Shei
3; Button. Pushers 1; Re-
‘Bris Builders 1,
om alee a Ralp I
Gary jouer eae:

foskda ian Night #
Sea

Bale 284
| ws

choo!
“indies man ele Linda Lin
1a, Adsheat
‘ilee Three Blaine Adshead 2442
‘Anderson 272; Men's High.Three
Single'‘Team 2: 981; Team High | 9
5.2877. u

'Three'Team 5

cent 607. THS Muffets 965; MHT

yPs
Inde; jendents 0,. Castlegar’ Drug
X Ha, Stgline Fg

a student. body, fot 30, students,

‘St. Patrick's Tea -
and Hat Show

“Legion “frail — March 20, 1965
2.30: - 4.30 p.m. i

LHS Linda Wilbotr'240;
ian Wilson’ 800° THS’

rr ee :
is ore otghton ; 2a;

LHT ' Helen-- Wallace giz “TH

Chipmunks THT Lic

‘Door Prize:
Spring Hat Valued 2 at $5. 95

ja alc Mixed League
LHS Ev, Koreen.252;. LHT

ME
Echmidt 356;: MHT Eric Schmidt
658. THS ‘Reformers 1037; THT
Reformers 2966.;./....:

Five; ‘Shakes ii1,' Defenders
Other 600's Walter Keraiff
651, Ken Price 610.

“CASTLEGAR SAVINGS
CREDIT UNION
Studtists of Notre Dame Un- age AN NUAL MEETING a

sent % re mide ce i MONDAY; MARCH 22
ae LEGION: HALL 8 PM.

Y forma’ FRIENDS Al WELCOME
éd‘ia realocating student: grant Fapaghig yale oke idea inc?
jSelected, at random from, the
will ‘p: survey
which: is‘ b luctes iy
the; Canadian, tion of Students
at NDU. No foreign or, part-time
stu be, inclu

- CASTLEGAR & istrict BOARD OF’ TRUSTEES
for the :

‘THE 1965: ANNUAL, PUBLIC [MEETINGS
“WILL BE HELD IN THE FOLLOWING PLACES:

‘RINNAIRD UNITED CHURCH BASEMENT
Monday; MARE 2 22; is65 at 8. 00 Pin.

Ported visits. made and ‘flowers :
that Mrs. |"
. Martin

D. Cart
had yisited the Butler Rest Home|’

In’ British “Columbia ' $21.
million was paid out in death ed

Hefits . life’
t | Het (By te

- GASTLEGAR' UN HURC
Match 24, 190s ae t 8.00 pan.

. «.. > Tuesday, March 23, 1965 at-8.00 p.m.
: {Blcction: of one. ‘Trust 36 for’ Castlegar and one. for Hinnitd.

- B. _cperrincton, Castlegar ‘and. Mr. A. Culley; Kinnaird, terms of
o! expire,

bite ce

the: 1868 Financial i

Co's 3g

tement will be ead.

Mr, R J: Smales
Seeretaty: ream

; Siokers, governed by intricate sain abide

By g his “recipe” ‘he makes a variety
* of pulp products which ‘contribute to ‘the
‘ais

nidhufactiite of almost everything we use in
our work and i in ‘our dally lives.

£0ge

complete uti
+ fora myriad: of ‘convenient. inexpensive

products: mioney’ to” ‘support ‘wages; taxes,

achools, transportation, Pun fi dary

es, and new i for more Jobs.

COLUMBIA CELLULOSE

. COMPANY, LIMITED ©»:

Head Office: Burrard. Building, ‘Vancouver, BO.)

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Develonment *, Celgar Woods Division