CASYLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, September 24, 1959

A Givil Upset

-astlegar Happerfings

had as guests for a week, Mrs,
Clarke's parents, Mr. and Mrs,
T. Knight of Natal, B.C,

Mr. and Mrs, W. Pocock of

The bottom dropped out from
under civil defence in the Dis-
trict Monday night.

Steve Jankola, civil defence [has left to return (o his job
officer for Castlegar and Kin. ; Kamloops.
naird, was sitting In the Kin-;
naird village office waiting toi
make his report to council when
the chair he was sitting on slid
out from under him.

Mrs, Jerome, Phone 6661

have as guests

,and Stephen of Seattle, Wash.

Mr. Bud Schwartzenhauer

in

Mr. and Mrs, H, Mulhern
their grand-
daughter and great-grandsons,
Mrs, Robert Dube and Michael

Mr, and Mrs. J. ‘Clarke have

are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs, E. Bradford. |
Miss Doreen Pitts, who is

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are in Nelson this week visiting
thelr daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. O, Riley and anoth-
er daughter and family, Mr. ‘and,
Mrs, L. Shutty. .

Mr. and Mrs. J. W, Dougan
and Mr, and Mrs. J. Hendricks

nursing in the Vi en-
eral Hospital, has left to resume
her duties after a holiday spent
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
H, Pitts.

Mrs, Myrtle Willlams of
Rossland has been the guest of
Mrs. Polly Pube while Mr, Tom-

AAEM

Hewetson S6’s offer "a new pair free
if the soles wear out within 3 months.”

HEWETSON TWO STRAP wit

my and Mr. A. Dube
were on a fishing trip to Lardeau.

Mr, and Mrs. L, V. Campbell
and Burton Campbell returned
Sunday from Lumby where they
attended the Radies-Duke wed-
ding. On their return they were

ani: by their
Regina who will spend a short
holiday with them,

Mr. and Mrs. James Killough
have as a guest, Mrs. L. A, Davis
of Creston who is Mrs, Killough’s
mother. While here, Mrs. Davis

Mrs, Larry Davis and Mr, and
Mrs, Les Davis.

Mrs. Ruth Parkin was a Trail
visitor last Friday.

Mr. and Mrs, E, ‘I. Haley
were visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, Bud Schwartzenhauer
last weekend.

Mrs, Bob Millspaugh of Lew-
iston, Idaho, has arrived In Cas-
tlegar to spend a week with her
sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs, M. J. Hingley.

will also visit her sons, Mr. and | ~

at the from

several days spent at Kelowna

where they attended the B.C,
municipalltics convention.

Mr. and Mrs, Pete Chesworth

left Monday after spending their

vacation with Mrs, Chesworth's

Henderson, Mr. and Mrs, Jerry
Kelzer accompanied the Ches-
worths to their home in Vancou-
ver for a week's visit at the
coast.

Mr. .Bruce MacDonald of
Cranbrook visited for several
days at the G, Henderson home.
Mr. MacDonald is a long-time
friend of Arien Henderson who
accompanied him on Monday to
Vernon for a holiday.

Kobson Socials -

Mrs. Johnson, Phone 6165

Mr? and Mrs, A. -Smecher
have left for a holiday in Edmon-
ton, where they will visit thei
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs, H, Smecher, enroute ‘they
will visit thelr son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs, A. Nixon
In Kimberley,

Miss Dawn Waldie  Ieft
Thursday for Vancouver, return-
ing to UBC.

Recent guests at the home

parents, Mr. and Mrs, Gordon].

ite - <a

professional engineers are help.

ing to bring progress to under-tleveloped
nations in the far corners of the carth under
the Colombo Plan. A case in point is tho
luge Warsak hydro-electric power project in
northwest Pakistan. Located on the Kabul
river, the project consists of four hydro-electric
generating units, cach with a capacity of
55,000 horsepower. When completed next
spring the project will supply energy to @

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45,000 square mile reglon and also provide
irrigation for 100,000 acres of arid plain, In-
addition to the 156 Canadion engineers and
teclinical personel employed on the huge pro-
fect, there are also 10,400 native tribesmen.
The Colombo Plan profides all engineering
services, construction services and equipment.
Picture shows Mr. E. L. Miller of Montreal
‘and Mr. M. F. Rodman, Uxbridge, Ont., at the
east end of the Warsak Dam powerhouse.

. den,

: | George Carr had attended Local

is ies :
irene and Marja Mcin, five-year-old twins from Burlington,
nm dream the same things. Their

cutting one’s hair a little shorter than the other.

Castlegar Council Briefs

ROMP’ have approved the
Kootenay Caron Social Club es-

approval, which was dependent
on RCMP approval, was also giv.

Village chairman N. T. Og-
low said he gnd commissioner

480's 20th anniversary celebra-
tion. The union has a record of
20 years of negotiations “with the
company without any lost time
» « « Which is. something for
BC,,” said Mr, Oglow.

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Parallel parking will be ‘de-
layed on the west side of Pine
St. until located

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both regular and special meetings
wate Wir, Oglow.

tablishing in the village. Council's | © Les

Court of revision will be
held Nov, 2 at the village of-

fice from 3 to 5 p.m.
ares

Final reading was given the

village's new pool hall bylaw. Se-

venteen- and 18-year-olds may

now enter Castlegar’s pool halls,
oe fe

The village will not insist

that Public Utilities hold a sched-
uled October inquiry into -rates
charged by Inland Natural Gas
Public Utilities
that the province-wide inquiry
be delayed for a year until the

has suggested

there request 6 and curbs are
built to make It enforceable.
: owe
Works supervigzor Norman

walls have been pdéured and the
forms will be taken off Thurs-
day. E:
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Water chairman Aage Syl-
vest said he would like a meeting |
with Celgar to discuss a storage
tank for Castlegar. Village clerk
Joe Logelin said Celgar has in-
dicated it is willing to mect with
council at any time.
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McNabb sald. the pump-house!-

has been in ¢

for two years,

4. copy of a letter sent Ross-
land-Trail MLA Donald Broth-
ers by‘P. A. Gaglardi, minister
of highways, said the highways
department wilt look into the
matter of three extra man-
holes for Bloomer Creek. “If
he’s ever around here we'll
have a good case,” commented

Mr. Carr. |
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Building Contractor
: Meets Village Council

+ Peter W. Bergen, a North
Vancouver building contractor
who intends to build 18 homes
in Kinnaird worth $216,000 and
may eventually build 50 homes
worth $600,000, attended the vil-

lage's council meeting Monday‘

night.

Mr. Bergen sald he has open-
ed a lane back of 11th Ave. and
Has put in quite a bit of fill.
‘Twelve-hour shifts are now being
worked at the site by Mr. Ber-
gen's crews.

‘The bullding contractor ques-
tioned council about its views re-
garding driveways from the back
of houses instead of from the
front. fe

Commissioner G. S. Rust said
the question of damage to gar-
dens and fences must be consid-
ered during winter snow remov-
al. Village chairman Carl Loeb-
lich said most municipalities
Won't remove snow In alleys. Mr.
Rust agreed, saying that this is
the case with Trail.

A letter was read from the
AOTS club thanking the village
| for lehding the grader to the
United Church for work on its

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Mr. Carr reported on his at-| grounds, Thanks were also e:
at a clvil defence cour-} tended to,;the village works sup-
se held the, day before the Union| ervisor’for the time he donated.
of BC, iti fon | while the grader.
at Kelowna, . “oe
He said “something” is really A letter from M, E, Moran
pushing. clvil defence at the} on behalf of his client, Constan-
present time, “The higher-ups| tine Popoff, requested the. vil-
in government scem to be push-} lage to remove fill dumped on
it” £ . .. | Mr. Popoff's property located
__“We should co-opetate with | across from the Arrow Motors,
civil defence as much ‘as we can,” Mr, Oglow said the fill, con-
said Mr, Carr, but they should] - sisting of 10 to 15 leads, had
be Watched on how they. spend| heen dumped on the property
money. “They don’t ‘seem to] during a flood one year at the
count money at all.” request of a person living in
7? Mr. Popoft’s house when it was

of Dr, and Mrs. W. L. Wright
were Mr, and Mrs. Charles Bead-
nell of Duncan.
Mr. and Mrs, G. Cox of Vie:
A pot-luck supper followed toria who were visiting the Jat-
the first meeting, for the Fall] ter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs, J.
term, of the Catholic Women's| Scott, have returned to their
League in Kinnaird. The group] home.
convened at the ‘home of Mrs. G. Miss Barbara Martin left at
Guido on Tuesday evening when|the weekend for Vancouver,
the business at hand included| ‘here she will enter St. Paul's
suggestions with regard to the| for nurses training.
social, the welcoming of new-|-_ Mr. and Mrs. C. Loveland of
comers to the parish and assist- | Spokane, who have been on holi-
ing in plying the day in visited the lat-
needs of the new convent. Con-| ter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T.
veners reports told of a fairly | Walide, enroute home on Tues-
busy summer, the group still be- | day.
ing in the new stages of organ-| ~ yy oxy y. ey”.
ization, Pending an appointment Deer Park Socials
of a parish convener, Mrs. T.| ~~ ss
Fourt will arrange for a bingo Mrs, Williamson
to be held in October. The late ‘she Hon. E, C. Westwood,
supper was a affair, | minister of 1 and con-
Miss Barbara Guido assisting the | servation, and D. L.° Brothers,
hostess in serving. Mrs. White of} MLA for Rossland-Trail, were
Genelle was a guest. Father Bro- | recent visitors to Deer Park and

three months guaranteedwea

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Municipal Affairs Minister .
Wesley Black “made a good job “It was done to protect his
of telling us we weren't going| property," said commissioner
to get anything,”-said Mr. Carr] Carr, “We have no- moral re-
of Mr, Black’s speech to the UB-| sponsibility,” said Mr. Oglow, ex.
CM convention; eept that the village can make
use of it, The fill will be used to
,Tests on water from Castle-| widen the shoulders along the
gar's new well carried out at the near the
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phy was winner of the ‘hostess
prize.

‘Mr. Ken McBride of the Kin-
naird Coffee Bar is a patient in
the Castlegar hospital.

Visiting Mr. and Mrs, Char-
lie Wilson for the past week has
been their daughter and son-in-
law, Ms. and Mrs. A. Bukovie of
Cranbrook. On Sunday the fam-
ily were together to celebrate
Mrs. Wilson's 74th birthday at
the home of another daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Jukes. Other
guests for the occasion were Mr.
and Mrs. -Nick Oswald of. Castle-
gar. 4 “ ,

‘We welcome Mr. and Mrs. R.
E. Williams to the district, They
are-formerly of Fort William,
Ontario, Welcomed also are Mr.
and Mrs. Norm Cummings, for-
merly of Walley, B.C.

Mrs. J. Pickering is home
convalescing after spending some
time in the Castlegar hospital.

Mrs. L. McLaughlin returned
Friday from Nelson where she
spent a few days with her daught-
er and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
W. Riley.

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Barr and
two children left for their home
in Vancouver last Tuesday after
spending a week with Mrs.
Barr's mother, Mrs. L. McLaugh-

other Lower Arrow Lakes points.

Mr. and Mrs..Tom Juniper
of Toronto spent a.few days at
Deer Park, the guests of Mr.
and Mrs, A, Kent and Mr. and
Mrs. H. Mottershead.

Mr. and Mrs.’ Bert George of
Berkely, California, were the re-
cent guests of the latter's bro-
ther and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. H. C. Coleman. They were
accompanied by Mrs, E, T, Cole-
man of Nelson.

Mr. John Negleski of Nelson
was the recent guest of Mr. and
Mrs. George Briggeman.,

Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Kirken-
dall and family of Nelson were
recent visitors to Deer Park, the
guests of the former's father, Mr.
M. A, Kirkendall.

‘Mr, and Mrs, D. D, Jamieson

and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
H. R. Jamieson and children Bar-
ry and Beverley of Kimberley.

Mr, and.Mrs, C. Williamson
returned from a trip to Nakusp
where they were the guests of
the latter's brother and_sister-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. Reimer.

Mr, F. G. Hamblin has left
to spend the winter months with
friends ‘and relatives at the
coast. :
Mr. and Mrs, A, Bortnick and

had as weekend guests their son |

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soft,” commented Mr. Carr. Mr.
Sylvest said he had made tea

well water “and no one could
tell the difference.”
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Application will be’ made to
the West Kootenay Power and
Light Co. for two extra street
Ughts in the vitlage. One will
be at Sth’ and Spruce, the other
at Ist’ and Elm, E :

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‘The subdivision of W. Ozer-
off’s property on 5th Ave, across
from the’ Catholic church was
approved. by council.

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A letter from Associated En-
gineers was read on

with both Columbia river and!

Health inspector Doug Roe
discussed the village’s present
garbage dump with council.

BIRTHS

DOLBEAR — To Mr. and
Mrs, .Eaqwara Dolbear of Castle-
gar, Sept. 17, a son.

HOODIKOFF — To Mr, and
Mrs. Harry Hoodikoff of Castle-
gar, Sept. 20, a son,

McGAULEY — To-Mr, and
Mrs. W. R. McGauley of’ Castle-
gar, Sept. 22, a daughter.

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UNDERSON — To Mr. and

Mrs. Rudy Gunderson of Castle-
gar, Sept. 23, a daughter.

the village’s new well.
one

Mr. Oglow said that in the
period Jan. 1 to Oct.. 1 he had
missed two council meetings,
commissioners Carr and Sylvest
had each missed one, commission-
er Pettitt had missed eight and
eommissioner Maddocks had mis-

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chairman J. C. McLeod who has | §
resigned. ii
Present also was E. C. Acker-
man who was named commis-
sioner by acclamation for the re-
mainder of Mr.. McLeod's term,
and Ken Pickering who will be
full-time village clerk as of Jan.
1, 1960. .- ‘ 5
Steve Jankola, District civit
defence officer, was also’ present
at the meeting. \

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