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Stucco and plaster finish home wi

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 11, 1963

“FOR SALE

2 bonts, very reasonable, Ph, 365-
2201;

e168 hp, Johnson motor. Good
condition. Ph, 365-2354.

1pa3 hait-ton Dodge, mallonge ‘Be

ee py hee and sleeper, $2,450.

i ii i Ie in

Easter Offerings

Veterannt It Is time to move
quickly, We offer two homes to qual-
ify under VLA. Both fully modern
with three bedrooms, full basement,
oll heating on “% acre properties. Onc
in Blueberry Creck, the other tn Gen-
elle, para! to veterans $12,000,

untry anche small and latec
all oath dwelling, out-bulldings and

Iaspberry
Pass Creek

Thrums ...
Crescent Valloy
‘House Trailers

1961 General 10’ X 47
1954. Safeway 8" X 29°

+ $6,000
+ $2,000

Can You Afford the!!
dr:

Rent?

+ Not when you can own a house
for $1000 down ‘and only $35 per mon-
th, These Robson project homes have

. 2 bedrooms, full basement and gas

heating. Invest your housing ‘dollar
inequity. Price $6500,

5 - FIVE-5

Yes, 5 roomy bedrooms In a large
older Robson home of fine quality
construction. If your home seems
be: getting smalicr, its because you
need the space we offer here. Large
country lot with an old barn, fruit
trees; and. spring-clear water. Easy
taxes and no water bills, Only $2000
required to move you In.

; Kinnaird Special Small and cozy
2 bedroom home on sheltered high-
way grounds, very centrally located.
Full basement, gas henting.Reduced
to only $39

Owner will trade on country home
with ‘acreage, this view home with 3
bedrooms, full basement, attached

lucated adjacent to grade school, 4th
Ave. Kinnaird. $13,500,

Close to. gchcots on 7th Castiogar |-
rt

2 bedrooms and a spare in the base-
ment, Offset living room without
through traffic, Ideal neighborhood
for. small children, $10,500, .

One floor, all electric home with
2 bedrooms In Sherbiko Sub, “Large
rooms in driwall finish, Roomy Kit-
chen. and se:
Only $75, per month $8,500,
‘Upper Bench Ballding Lets in
Kinnaird from ¥
‘Oslow. Subdivinion ‘ots, from $1400
x *

ANDERSON
AGENCIES

parate laundry. room. | UP!

FOR SALE

a aches at Christina Lake.
Power and water available. Waite
Paul Joriman, Golden, B.C,

For snic or trade for Tae
20-ft. Safeway traller, A-1 condition,

Pa $2,000 Apply J. Bozek, Twin Rivers
Motel,

Siiver-Rrey
Tilgh Chal
165-5078,

"87 "Buick special, hardtop tudor,
new. automatic transmission, radio,
block. heater, safety dash, spotices,
ho rust.’ Also 1946 jeep. J. Johnston,
Robson, 5 miles from ferry.

3 bedroom house.
Third Ave, Castiegar.

Tdeat cosy cottage | for, elderly
couple, Gas heat, no basement. Withe
In walking distance of Post Offico
and grocery store, located in Kinnaird.
Sale price $5,000, Terms brraneed:
Ph, 365-5806 or 365-3262,

7X 100" corner jot. coal ait, cama

Ing stove, 1 blacksmith vice. 2 log-

ning cinch ana some glass for hot
2.

315
Baby Carriage and
good condition $18.00, Ph.

‘Apply Bas
318

It acres land at Thrums,:tevel,
Pony tractor, ‘complete, orchard. near
pe 2-bedroom modern home.

“Eight check “sports coat, new,
size 38, Ph, 365-5043,
TV cable hookup, Ph, 365-6951,
315
Houschoid effects — dining ta-
ble and 4 chairs, walnue finish; fold-
bed wi

binet, 2 westinghouse fridge in-use
only 6 mo. .frult jars and. other
items. 292". 8th Ave, off Pine St. Phe
365-9332.
For Sale or font —
house, spacious llving. room,

Z hodroom
kltchen
trees and garden space, Ph. 365-5508.

si
‘House in Sherbiko subdivision, 2
bedrooms main floor, 1 tinish

to! downstairs. Reasonable, Ph. 3ag-8a00,

‘ sua
T2-tt, Fibre-giass Boat with deck
steering, remote controls, lghts, 10-
hp Mercury outboard end tratler. Ph,
365-5115 after 5. ‘Blt

Farm, 12 acres, comfortable 5-

shade trees: electicity and water. A.
LR, No, 1, Wintaw, B.C.

KINNAIRD LOTS IN NEW
SUBDIVISION

Apply Mrs. P. Kuryluk

Ph, 365-3232 or 365-395

ge view lot overlooking riv-

ith | er ies Sherblko subdivision. Ph. ss

* % 100" Lot on Fifth Ave. sass
to Gathoile church, Ph, 365-5965.

LARGE. RESIDENTIAL VIEW LOT
ft X 165 ft. in a quiet neighbor-
hood. Apply 288
per
2e fthowss. aller. Pa: bnigeers
bultt ? room. home.
W-tow carpet and drapes for every
room, Many extras included at be-|
low cost price. 10th Ave, Ph.

Lovely view.

mae aes ttn-?

tractive home ie es
in Castor Ph, 365-5200. fre

‘Lot and unfinished; anne TE in
Rivervale, Trade or sale. Ph, Trait
geg-9989/ =":

n, 959-7594 Thrums, George "Paranott ia

-|Ished with utliltles, suitable for ba-

able for couple. Pl

* | 2654

room house with bulidings, frutt and | ~

313/Lynne Chatten 365-5265,

= 8th Ave, Kinnaird}ed at

Innalrd — 2 year old ates writ

FOR RERT

, 2 bedroom basemont suite, Larae
Kitchen; furnished or reer
7th_and Green, Ph, 965-2161,”
is 2 heuFoaim house in SanTCane

bedroom house in, Casticgar,
available May 1, Close to business
district, Apply Cuatlegar News,,
tin 15
Furnished nportmente, a i
Exemenko ant Co. Ph, 865-3061,
id 3 room apartment ae
ton ‘Apartmente, Ph, 365-4276, 15tfn
‘3 roomed houre with bathroom.
electric hot water tank, reasonable
rent. Ph, 965-3506 after 4 p.m. -_ 315
Store or office space in Castic-
gar, Located next door to Castlegar
News, Apply at Castlegar sires nid

3 room apartment, aa Tah
ished. Also 4 bedroom house, avall-
able Aprit 15, Ph. 365-5588, 14 ttn
3 room furnished basement suite,
Ph. 365-3897 after 5 p.m.- 314
Furnished sulte, sultable for couple.
Heat and water Included, availabe
May 1. Ph. B6s-esa, oi
New self contained suites, sull-
able for 1 or 2 men, 571 - 7th Ave.
Caatiegar, tin 13
‘2 bedroom basement sulte, furn-

ehelor, 62 Lakeview Drive. 313

Associated Engineers have ad-
vised the Village of Castlegar that
they would ‘be pleased ‘to: under-
take a study of the village's water
system.

In a letter received by coincll
at its last meeting, Associated En-
gineers estimated, its fee for. the
‘study “would not exceed $1,200.”
The investigation would cover
the following points;

“1, Source — An appraisal of
the present water source, both as
to quality and the output available.
Recommendations would be made
with respect: to the.type and loca-
tion of ‘additional’ sources ‘if the
expansion of the village requires
an additional, supply.

“2, Storage — An appraisal of
the condition and adequacy of ex-
isting storage. ‘This. would also
include recommendations with res-
pect to, the need” for additional
storage ‘to meét both fire and do-
mestic requirements, Siting, ° size

Associated. Engineers Study!
‘Would Not: Exceed $1,200’

and type of future storage: ‘would
be recommended,

. “3. Supply and distribution
system: —~ An ‘inventory ‘of ‘exist-
ing mains would be made in order
to (assess replacement require-
ments and the necd for expanding
the supply grid.

. Rates — Recommendations
will he made with respect. to’ the
water rate structure ‘necessary’ to
supply. any major capital outlays
which: might. be recommended in
the report, oy k
“Preliminary , cost estimates
would.be provided. wherever spec-
ific works are suggested,

“Because of our earlier work in
connection with the Castlegar. wa-
ter. system, we are quite familiar
with: many | aspects of: the ‘water
problem. Much of the engineering
work required to produce the study
Proposed here will consist, of: up-
dating earlier information and tak-
ing, Into account. the new. source

“S-room apartment. Apply 426. ers
Aver Cnatlegar, or Ph, 365-6731,

‘bedroom unfurnished satan.

apaty ‘270-7th Ave. Kinnaird, - tin 13

Z-bedroom house on Sth Ave. ac-

Toss from hospital. Ph, 365-5193,

313

cdroom house, ready for oc-
cupaney April 1, Gas range, gas heat.
162-4th “Ave: Kinnaird. Ph. 8684082.

‘Smait rari necd Sparement, zt
th. 365-8185,

S room TERS Sarre or

5828,

New self contained suites, . ac-

commodate 2 men,. Ph, 365-5933.

20-tin

Robson, 2 bedroom - heated
and furnished. suite, Ph, Ererery

315

apartment, Apply © Mc-
crete ‘Apartments, Fl Ph. 365-9781.

tin 48

318} chureh hall, with Mrs.’.P.

TCTaT 6
aa
United Church
Women Hold
5 :
United Meeting |.
A joint meeting of the cirtcles
of the United Church Women was
held last Thursday evening in the
Swift
presiding, This proved to be a very
interesting’ evening.. Mrs. Swift: in-
troduced Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Mc-
Gauley of Rossland, who showed
colored slides of East Asia and
gave .a very interesting ‘commen-
tary along: with the slides,

Mrs. J. Lipsett presented Mrs.
with flowers and'a very

45 X 10 house trailer -for sale
or rent’ with option ‘to buys Ph fer
5087. -

"NOTICES -

your garden: piowing Ph, 363:
5136 or gall at 801.
“Spring cleanin:
looking. after sick. Pi
ings, REA a
YOUR PHONE ANSWERING SER-
VICE I8_U-PHONE. SERVICE. Your
U-PHONE SERVICE has the contacts
U need for any. type of help. Has
aftice help,” size domentic help for
your spring cleaning. Ph, evenings

retin
308-5828 even-
‘ 315

Unbalanced whet cause ui
wear. Have your wheel balance check-
eens Wheel‘ Algnme mt, \ Ph.
‘365-2472.
Sales oF zowing machines, va-
era, floor polishers, type-

vice in Castlegar area every Monday.
Singer Sewing Centre, 1598 Bay Ave.
‘Trail, Ph, 364-1744 or 368-5873.

tin 14

—“Gut-of-line_ wheels can cut tire
life by SO per cent or. more. Get a
Bear Wheel ‘Alignment dt Ken's Wheel
Alignment today. . Ph. "365-2472. 31
“) WATKINS HAS TWO OPENINGS

Rea:
‘465-8276
Y F call In to our office
Contact JACK” HIPY our sules-
man, Ph. S65-5258

FTE

ton truck. Fleet side, long wheel base.
Ph. -865-5289,

1957 Chev. Bel Alr V-8 automatic.
Ph, 385-8371.

FOR RENT

room cabin, partly en
on Boats Ph. 365-2161.
jedroom furnished and aout
apartment, Apply Sannin Ave. Castle
gar_
Sear house, Filly
turntahed. TV. hookup, = oll furnace.

4 | tor ami men or women with car

in the: Castlegar District. -Advance-
ment: opoportunity. Applicant must
be neat, able to meet people and have
a desire to be @ success.in a busin-
ess of his own. For personal inter>
view write 2231 - Sth Ave, Trail, BE.

FILE YOUR INCOME TAX
NOW! Fannie Stoochnoff, Public Sten-
ographer, 146 Second Ave, Ph. 365-
5869.

Near ferry. Also 3
in. above building,

partm
fully furnished.
Ph. 365-4751, :

TL

KINNAIRD GARBAGE PICK-UPS.
Regular Friday pick-up will not be made on

Good Friday but will
April 13.

FAMILY FUN NIGHT

ou
FORT thi

$12 | Home. — Mr. and Mrs. Fred

hearty thanks was also éxtended
to Mr. and Mrs, McGauley for the
lovely slides.

At the close of the meeting
a social hour was enjoyed and de-

licious were served,

in ‘the. supply
system which have been. construct-
ed during the past ‘few years.

Castlegar Chess”
Club Holds Mect —
_ With Fruitvale ‘Club

coi Shee Ee
Building Supplies
BROS.
menses! & tlle Co, Ltd.
‘Castk

The Castlegar Chess,Clab’ met
with the Frultvate club for avery
pleasant ‘afternoon Jast Sunday,
Many games of chess were played,
A metting with the ‘Nelson
Club: in the near future’ is being
arranged for.

‘'The Castlegar Chess Club meets
in the Marlane: Hotel every: Wed-
nesday. evening, and visitors and

Phone 865-3351 |.

CASTLEGAR
DINING ROOM.

‘Tho ideal place to eat
somlany or for an evening our.

are

Na ptt ee
gusdeye. 3k aon.

Fashion Show |
Nets ‘Stoo For
Health’ Conire

“the rogutar ‘meeting of- the Lil.
lian Killough Chapter of the {ODE
was’ held ‘Monday ‘in’ the’ Twin
Rivers hall with the regent, Mrs. L.
Zinio, persiding,*

‘The bake bingo, held on March
20 in the home of Mra, Horst and

Gravel & Top Soll”
DITCHING, EXUAVATING
+ PRONE 865-p0dd 30°.
COLUMBIA SAND & GRAVEL
Cor. Maple .& Sth, Castlogar ,

assisted’ by

the deplet-

“Fees for the
study and the preparation: of the
report would be Based on the anint-

ed funds of the ‘hospitality conven-
or. The fashion show held April 3
netted * 00 which

mum day rates
ed by the Association of | Profes-
sional Engineers, ,

» We would estimate that
the fea” would not’ exceed $1,200
when. calculated according to the
(usual) rates, We are assuming in
suggesting ‘this. fee that the’ re-
cording equipment which was in-
stalled at the village well will pro-
vide the necessary basis for com-
puting the present output and ulti-
mate capacity of this course.

“We understand that a contin-
uous flow recording meter-and a
drawdown gauge has been installed
and: has. been. maintained. contin-
uously. If. this should not be the
case, Some additional time’ will be
required to. appraise ‘the existing
source.

“We will be very pleased to

WANTED

Want channels 2 and .4 TV an-
tennas and masts, Ph.-365-2291- 314
‘Want heavy gauge wheel barrow
and small cement mixer,\Ph, 365-2750.
S15

‘Wanted to Rent — prefer 3 bed-

room house,: Kinnaird-Castlegar area
May 1, Box 490B, Castlegar News.

WORK WANTED

Experienced © .sécretary pacoking

urate. typing; filing ‘and
“routine, Write Box XK
Forks Gazette, Grand Forks,

LOST

‘On’ March :31 between Kinnaird

Brilliant.

-| without: obligation, to discuss: this

| gure Skating Club at the arena on

and Brillant a, brown suitcase. with | 64,
clothes, Finder, please write Box 68; |

meet. with the village commission,

Proposal further’ if

you. feel this
would be useful.” ee

New Skating
. Club Executive
_ Now. Elected -

A’ small but interested ‘group
of parents attended’ the general
mecting held by the Castlegar Fi-

Monday and the

$i
will be’ turned’ over to the Ro
Club ‘for the Health’ Center,
A $25>donation will be made
by the Chapter to the Pass Creek
Park fund,
Planning was started for: the
fall’ fair queen ‘contest: with the
ad soliciting contestants to appear
in the April 18 ‘issue of the Cas-
tlegar News.
The regent, ‘Mrs,~ Zinio, ‘will
be ‘chapter delegate to the annual

in New Westminster. :

G. Hughes spoke tothe mem-

bers on behalf: of the ‘Kootenay

Society. for Handicapped’ Children
the. ?Seata:

convention’ to be -held April : 328 ;

Contact
PAUL THEDERAHN \.
Phone 265-2511. Robson
Marshall's. Store

LLS. Lid.

Charter * Service’
‘Towing - Barges’.
anywhere on the Arrow
‘ Lakes:

Phone 365-5500
NIGHTS — NELSON 352-0484

LAND OLEARING EXOAVATION :

paign for funds, for the Dr. Endicott
home.. Seven” members _volunteer-
ed to’ serve as canvassers with
Mrs, King as team captain, +"

“Hostesses for the evening. were

Arrow Lakes Ferry
Service:

Mrs. Goresky and Mrs. P sen,

k TO
Leave Robson Wharf
10.00 a.m.’ Monday.

4.00. pin. ‘Monday.
ve Edgew
-7.00 am, Tuesday *
baon

BEACON ‘MOTORS Ltd
“Pontiac — Buick — Vauxhall
70k: Baker St. “Nelson

ss Phone’ 578

ideas and motions ‘passed, indicate
a, busy and fruitful season for 1963-

“After the reports by'the pre-

“CARDS OF THANKS |

fe wish ‘to thank friends, rela-|
tlyes and nelghbors for thelr Kind ex-
pressions of sympathy and tokens of
appreciation extended to us during
~ bereavement...’ Special
J. Ve Hall, nurses and
Hatt of the Castlegar and District
Hospital and the ‘uneral

sident, A. Shutek and sec.-treasur-
er, Mrs. H. Verzuh were given, the
following officers were installed by
acclamation: “president - J. White,
vice-pres.'- A. Woodrow,’ 2nd vice-
pres, - M. Verzuh, sec. treas, (Ten-
tative) - Mrs. H, Verzuh, directors,
'Mesdames: -F. Belbeck, B.. Bigsby,
M. Megiliversy, H.” Strelioff, -'E.
Hill, and M. Obed-

and family and the Wm. Koochin
mily.

Koff, Eriacin (Ac ’Shutele and | Ww:
Shkwarok.

rll 20 at 7 p.m.

The are as follows:

Davi ifs Church. “Games, . Auction,
Parcel Post Sale, Refreshments avail-
able. Fun ‘for the whole family. Spon-
sored by ‘Castlegar and °:Kinnaird
Branches, St.) David's Ansilcan:: awa

” “qLeoHories ANONYMOUS. Bax
308, Castlegar. -

be made on S fi

Extra clean-up. week pe Ups will be made
throughout the village on Tues., ae 16 and

Tues., April 23.

- a H

Allen Selbie:
Village Clerk.

Deadline for classified ade is 12
noon Wednesday prior to the day
of issue. tin 17

HELP WANTED.

Rellable woman “to' work’ in‘ dry

tal Laundry and Dry Cleaners, Cas-
tlegar, Ph. 365-4851.

oman for part time ousekesp-
Ing In Kinnaird, Ph. 365-81
MAN WANTED — Neat," EEO
man, anxious: for promotion: in sells,
ing fleld, Car required, For personal
dnterview, write Box 4015, Station. ae

Vancouver,

‘The Village of Castiegar will ac-

We wish té° express our sincere
thanks"to trlonds, relatives and nel-

= Mrs. .F.-Belbeck and
‘Mrs. B. aby, hospitality '- ae

ghbors ‘for their ki
sympathy and ‘oral ‘otfenngs extend-
ed.‘to.us during our; bereavement in
the loss of our beloved wife and mo-
ther, Doris Cheveldave. Special thanks
to Dr, A, D. Johnson, nurses and statf

of the, Castlegar’ and -District | Hos-
pital, members of the Russlan Cholr

and -the Castlegar’ Funeral, Home.

Joseph Cheveldave’ and” family, Belle 4
-| tion’ to the many, who co-operated

M. Obedkoff. and. parent ‘eoup °.
Mrs. E. Hill and A Shutek.
The, club is hopeful that Ver-
non Hart will be in, the district for
the next. skating. season, and -'
again act’ as instructor.

_ Retiring , president,: AL Shutek,

his thanks’ an

NOTICE OF SALE.
lotice is hereby given that bots

inetusive of Lot tS

t 4598, Kootenay District, Plan
Tos will be offered, . individually, Rae
sale by

UBLIC, ‘AUCTION

to‘be held in the VillageHall, Cas-:
tlegar, B.C. at 11.00,a.m., Wednesday,
April 24th, 1963, i:

‘)season such a success and Mrs, S,
*,| Condy : thanked ‘all ‘the. ladie: who

and. assisted in, making. the ‘ past
helped the children® ‘during: the

ing.'t this help was more than wel.
The club unanimously endots-

it join the Canadian Figure. Skat.

Further
rms and conditions should be ob-
tained from the Land

Commissioner, |

able‘ many of, g
ers to a ciate in’ various

skating sessions, Since there were if
more ‘than 100 members participat-|-

ed -a-motion by. Mike’ Verzuh that |.

ing ° Vand! thereby, en
at

Donald Bros.

Earthmoving , ‘Contractors

BASEMENT. I

DIT¢E:| '
ING, °° BACKFILLING, _ LAND-
< Phone’ 365-5464. Castlogar

PLUMBING”
mi

HEATING:
‘Air Conditioning :
Pool. Equipment

‘WE CARRY. A‘ GOOD’.
STOCK OF SUPPLIES, _

Pumps & Water Conditioning|' °°
Swimming

STONITE. & FRIDAY:
Shows at: 7: and OPM

{

* UVE or :

group that shares the-same: com-

“ in the credit union:makes you eltg- +

proteaad against your death !or‘total ‘and per-
manent disability by CUNAMulual, the Credit Union

Insurance Compony.: All this offered ‘ ate no extra
cost to yoursahe.m member .

Castlegar ‘Savings Credit Union -

IF you're. assoclated with a ae

mon bond‘ and has a credit
union, “come on in’, ; and "foi.
* You'll be welcome; Membership

ible. for r savings ‘with altractive
di: 2 OF giata

“Underpces

The. sooner, engineering ap-
praisals | are made -on’ an ‘under.
pass to serve the ‘area west of the
CPR tracks in Castlegar’ and re-
commendations are made to coun-
cil ‘for it to choose the best site
to serve that area, the sconet the
application: can be Brocepsed in
Ottawa, is the view expressed by,a
former, Castlegar. commissioner.

Former commissioner. Murray
Little wrote council at its meeting
last week that it is “understand.
ing that with the romoval of, the
restrictive covenant from the
Oglow agreement there is now no

‘|doubt in anybody's mind. that. the
rely.

low interest rate.

In: most cases your, ‘savings
yare,matehed, with |, 7
@ proportionate
amount. of, Life Sav-
ings Insurance: and loans are

JOIN YOUR: CREDIT- UNION

“l'| castiegar and is survived by three

en!
as to'location,”

“Tho: belief. that it. was, un-
committed.‘.was mine during . all
discussions of the 1962 council up

Appraisal
to but gxeluding the meeting which

al bylaw. I: was absent from’ this
meeting, through’:no desire of my
wn;- had \I.‘been’ there it\is at
Teast: spossible ‘that | 1 would, “have
challenged : the covenant,**; ‘in-
deed ‘the’ Inspector ‘of. Munietpall:
tles has see; fit! todo. th
no’ quotion’ that Thay
and -do ‘still support.. the general
intent ‘of’: the agreement, “which
was to. promote’ to: the ‘advantage
of the village the opening up’ of
land within the village at'minimum
expense and outlay to the village.
In carly 1962," \when _ talks
first took place ‘in’ council on the
implications of \an wnderpass~ 1
clearly’ stated ‘my views that no
underpass could’ be justified that
did not serve all‘ of the area west
of the track,

Funeral Services
Held’ on. Tuesday:
For Donald Shay

After a lengthy. ‘illness, Don:
ald Shay died* in Castlegar: and
District Hospital, Sunday at the age
of 17 years, *-

He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
W.-C. Shay) of 104. Fifth: Avenue,

sisters, Linda, Patricia and Adele

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‘| gar: United Church ‘with Rev. R. H:
| Pratt officiating, Hymns sung were;

| received the most unjust treatment
| by having’ him relieved of his posi-

and one brother, Leonard; call at
home..." ;
‘The youth was a grade.11 stu-
dent at Stanley, Humphries High
School when he became ill) about a
year, ago. .The: ess ‘ terminated
by two weeks a perfect three-year
‘/attendance record with the RCAF
air cadet unit in Castlegar. He at-
tended. elementary. school: in Cas-
tlegar, ‘having moved‘to. this dis-
trict with his ‘ parents. from New
‘Westminster in 1952,":°<,

Funeral services were conduct:
ed. ‘Tuesday afternoon at the Castle-

“Oh “Master, Let “Me Walk: With
Thee” and ‘What a Fxicad) We
Have in Jesus.”

All circles of the United Chur-
ch’ were represented. Members - of|
582. Squadron formed a guard of
honor:at the church, and cemetery.
F/L, J..R. MacBain was officer in
charge. “Chief Administrating . Of-
ficer D.*Sheridan.of the RCAF
Station ‘in Vancouver. was also in
attendance.

Pallbearers : were D Schwart-
zenhauer, B.: Jerome, A. -MeMas-
tee J Som a word. and D. But-

‘ © Honorary. pallbear

Bruce Hunter and Douglas 3 Metuck-
ie.

Interment was in Park ‘Memor-
jaf. Cemetery. Castlegar. Funeral
Home was. in sheee of arrange:
ments. re

Letter to Te. Er

'/determine ‘the best location of an

Oglow. and’ (ultimately) Horcoff
subdivisions, This'is still my view,
and:'one’ which I: trust’ is shared
by the present council.

“It’ remains’! for’ council to
pursue the answers which will (a)

underpass, (b) firm up cost figures
ant

“Ruth Elaine Wooilrow, daugh
ter of Paster’ and Mrs,. Fred E,
Woodrow. of Castlegar, will gradu-
ate ‘on: April 19 from’ the: Prairie
Bible Institute of Three Hills, Al-
berta, where .she has :been taking
a four year. theological course.

‘After: graduation, “Elaine ; is
planning to takes nurse's: training
in’ ser:

f | council members Regarding air pol.

, | Pollution.”

Kinnaird Cou
Pleased With
Celgar Meeting

Kinnaird » commissioners. ex-
Pressed a- great deal of satisfac-
tion derived from thelr recent at-
tendance at, a meeting with Cel:
gar. officials and. the ‘ Castlegar

lution.’.*

Chairman-Carl Locblich said
| | at Kinnaird's council meeting Tues-

day night ‘that he was “pleased
with the meeting and appreciated
the progress that had been made by
the company in the control of air

He added: “They are giving us
every. encouragement that they ‘are
going. to” pursue’ this ifurther:?

Comm. Maurice Simpson told -the
village meeting that a portion of
the company’s endeavors ‘on air

vice. Attending ‘Blaine’: }8 gradua-'
tion, will be her parents, her sister
Gwendolyn and Mr, and Mrs. Ken-
neth. Fnclish (nee Beverley-Ann

would be over.

the Easter shut-down.
‘Comm. Pat Romaine: said he
appreciated Celgar's’ ‘courtesy in
having the’ Kinnaird members. in

id (ce)
if these costs ‘are justifiable. com-
mence proceedings ;to. acquire the
land necessary. for the approaches,
This would ' ofcourse include: the
strip ‘from Horcoff that will ac-
commodate: a standard road- to
Shewchuk ‘and Celgar.

“Since .the .village, has used
the. argument’ with the Board of
Transport Commissioners that one
derpass.is that traffic’ depends on
of ‘the’ reasons ‘justifying an un-
it as-a better route to the north,
and -as ‘such~ traffic also depends
on.a good ‘road. which does. not
now exist, it:can be assumed that.
the village. is. prepared, to back
up its representatives by acquiring
Tent obway, on: the wrest side of

the track.

The possibility - appears slim
that the Department of Highways
will do this for their own purposes,
the chances of.a highway re-loca-
tion from the :Kinnaird) boundary,
to the Arrow dam site also are re-
mate, .so.the hard alternative now
is that the village, should take its
own action.

“There are. many sites for an
underpass which are ‘either impos-
sible or: uneconomic.:'The . sooner
engineering. : appraisals -are made
and recommendations. put before
council the’ sooner Will ‘council : be | ==
able to. choose’ the one . best site| =
to serve all of the area west. of the
tracks, and’ the sooner.cgn;-the ap-.
plication’ be . processed:,in- Ottawa.
?z The problem of a legal ped-
ie | eatrian” access: to. Shewchuk i bub:
division ’ is” still very; much with
us’ though: many’ of the children
iMfected ‘have’ grownup: and’ de-
parted -since ‘representations were
Hirst made ‘to former councils. It is
hoped that’ this real problem will
not be’ forgotten -in ‘any ‘considera-
tions of'location and costs of an un-
derpass.. :
“at or near the

“ Dear Sir: '~*
I feel. Mr, W. R: Brown. has

tion as principal.
I have four children‘ attending
classes in School District'No. 9'and
feel very proud of having teachers
and ‘principals of Mr. Brown's cal:
ibre in’ the) area,

L sincerely. hope ‘common sense
will prevail and we (shall see Mr.
Brown, kept-at his ‘pos Ane

LAMINATED -

Paul Oglow,

Castlegar. .

fe

present Mitchell - Supply “location
which’ would incorporate ::pedestri-
an footwalks~ presents: ‘attractive
dollar savings:as against, an» un-
derpass' at Castle Bar ‘and ’a\ped-
estrian’ overpass. at the ‘central
Mitchell location.: -}

“In: this.’ connection it: is of
interest to” ask. if: an answer: has
on been. received to the village
letter: posing ‘the question as to
the ‘possible’ sharing of ‘costs of a
pedestrian ‘overpass by the: Board
of : Transport © Commissioners? . If
it is not “possible through :this arm
ofthe federal government then
it is reasonable. to inquire if'there
is'any other agency of the’ senior
government that can do this...
“If there is no ‘other? agency
then I would suggest that:when the

is: de-
termined;-and should’this ‘site Hot
be: practical forthe use ‘of 'ped-
estrian’ < traffic” from“ Shewchuk
(and “ultimately © Horcoff) then‘a
pedestrian overpass at the Mitchell
location‘ would’ be’ ‘an’ admirable
project -for : the 1963-64 winter
orks ‘program,
“There. does not seem to be
imuch sense’ in delaying ‘action on
this much-needed. cronies any’

mission-
arles to the. indions of Northern
Manitoba, with the Gospel. Mission.
ary Union.

atthe meeting :“as we

have always been interested in. the’

Problem.

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ito. catch them. ‘We have

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‘Notice is hereby given of a Public Hearing: to be
held Tuesday, April 23, 1963 at''7:30 P.M. at the
“Village Office for the purpose of dealing. with a
“proposed Zoning By-law for the Village of Castle-
gar.

: “$ ORK
~ LUNCHEON MEAT -
3 tins: $I.

BIRTHS

NICHOLSON — To. Mr.‘ and
Mrs,.J. W. Nicholson of Kinnaird,
Apri 5 a daughter. a

VOYKIN — To Mr, and Mra.
Jack ‘Voykin of Castlegar, April 7
@) son.

OSACHOFF.. — “To Mr. and’

| Mrs.- John Osachoff of pee
April)7 a daughter.

1 PERCIVAL — To Mr. and Mra
Roy. Percival of Castlegar, ‘April 8,
a'son.

The Purpose of said By-law is to regulate the ae.
of cial, industrial, residential
and other such areas within the Villa

Kootenay Builders.

ge.

‘Copies of the proposed By-law may be obtained
from the Village Office between the hours of
9.00 a.m. and 5.00 p.m. on or after April 16th,
1963.

\ Coniblots Line of _Building; Supplies
‘and Manufacturers of Sash "& Doors
CABINET MAKING:
: Pierson Sashless "Windows - Glidden: Paints:
HARDWARE

LEANDRES “To. Mr,
Mrs. Antonio” Leandres of. Castle
gar, April 10 a son: ae Fs
t LEO Cure aE To.Mr. and
Mrs.’ jookach: of... Pass
é| pthc ree 10, a dauente

of. Castlegar

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