12 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 7,.1963

Wani Others Attend

1 Celgar is to be contacted to
see if the company is agreeable
to’ having municipal representa-
tives from possland, Warfield, xin

pollution control.

Comm. Frank Richardson sug-
gested at council's mecting Tues-
day night that representatives of
the mect with Cas-

tlegar council then it meets with
the! company to review odor and

tlegar council on the subject “to
see what we could bring forth with

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Senior Citizens Meeting
Mar. 8, Friday - 730 pm,
Games.

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Regular monthly meeting at =
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50c each,

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regards to that obnoxious odor."

Village chairman Aage Syl-
vest repeated that the 1962 council
had agreed with the company that
the matter would be reviewed af-
ter a six-month period and not be-
fore hand, He said that at the
meeting, at the end of that time,
Celgar was going to report on the
success of ‘the equipment they
were installing to alleviate the sit-
uation.

“The ‘smell means it's obvious
that the ‘steps didn't succeed,”
commented Mr, Richardson,

* Mr, Sylvest sald he can see the
purpose of such a municipalities
only meeting, “but I can't see the
effectiveness’ of it.” He said .the
first intent of a‘aix-month recess
should be carried out, while, any
other intention should be a separ-
ate issue.

When Mr. Richardson suggest-
ed that no action at this time on

bnoxious odors” disregarded the

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Sylvest said that no one could say
he hadn't ‘done a great deal on
the subject.

Mr. < Sylvest then instructed
the municipal clerk to see if the
company is ‘agreeable to other
municipal representatives attend-
ing the meeting expected to take
place in April or sony May.

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purecricnt with Oglow Bros. Build-
ing’ Co, \!is null: and: vold without
the: approval | of the: inspector: of,
municipalitics,”, council; was ‘advis-
ed at Its meeting last week, .;
J.,D, Baird, ‘deputy: inspector

7 : pi RAE ONe
The: Village : of-. Castlegar's

of ‘mui ieipalitles, wrote that. ‘be- |

must; recelye.‘the fast
inipector

“Cook Suggests
- Centennial. Group
For. ‘Area Project.

Casticagr’ council started the
heels moving (at its meeting “Inst
‘week to set up'a suitable ° project
to; commemorate’ Canada's centen-

R | nial which’ is being” celebrated ° in

Kootenay and B.C.

‘Nelson’ on} Saturday: ‘are. these

-nine’ local ‘lads coached.‘ by.'SHSS teacher Bob Jeffery.
They are: back row, Olaf Sorenson, Garth Rizutto, Gary,
Leveridge, : Mr:: Jeffery, middle row,’ Graham Baird, Del
Newman, Bob. Deptuck, “Gordon .Gemmill, :front. row,
. Mike Sookachoff and: George: Pereversoff.

— Castlegar News Photo

tént’of the’ op!

‘| move: the. Sostillty of speculation.
ould be*

on this ‘lot.in case. it

5 received
various

ine ‘on a-yearly basis and: app.
ed“by the ‘chairman:
‘Village’ chairman Agge Sy!
said he’ will appoint “a‘count
presentative ‘at .coucil’s next

low Bros: Build

ing ‘and \ asked
suggest. names” of ‘citizens at’ ‘het
time’ to ‘serve ‘as. the: other sit

members of: the ' committee.’

and= ie:
beenc enterd’ into’ oes to the
provisions / of subsection 2: of sec-
tion 464 of the municipal act. The
nd;

PARK:

BAROMETER *
: Columbia Cellulose Co.Ltd.’ gave
and ‘will match: your contri.

$1,500°
bution dollar-for-dollar to another

$1,500, ‘Make your : donations: now
at the Bank of Montreal or. Can:
adian Imperial erce,

ferendum ast soon ©
with ‘consideration g

inspector of

E In, Front. of Hom

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Castles gar. esident appeared

“before: council’ at ‘its. meeting -last
week ‘to. protest: the | dumping ‘of He sa
.| Bray

onthe street ing front :o!

(OS Alex’ Nahornoft of. 7th ‘Ave.
said: the: gravel: was’ “not: needed”
and, asked’ “How long ‘is: that’ ave-
nue, going to’ build up?"

Works supervisor Norman’ Mc-
Nabb answered: ‘I felt: we were

the ‘village now: has“a large duane
tts ‘of good. gravel ‘and’ is using

doing .him a good :turn.'? ‘He: said |

-Comra, George carr
made’ the requestiin a letter read|
at. council's meeting last. week, Mr.
/Sanswered (that “It

he-has said a ‘lot and

aird’s letter |.

village coun:|

rks in British Co-
‘ing .extended ‘one
‘Ma:

yold without | ci nnaird

‘Any pees expansion in the |
Castlegar area by Columbia’ Cellu-

on‘:world. markets, ‘Paul

said - yestel

In an exclusive interview with
the Castlegar News, Mr. “Marshall
added, however, that shis. company,
didn't build the first pulp mill: in
B.C.'s interior “and pay the’ price
‘of being a’ pioneer ‘without being

:| Prepared to take ‘advantage of that

Position.”

Vo He ‘paid that his company has
built into : its’ present sawmilling
and pulp mill operations: here.“the
basis ‘of future expansion .and.when
markets and other circumstances
warrent’ it ‘we'll be ready, ‘willing

inthe Arrow.Lakes region.” (00:1!
Marshall was in town with

here and at Nakusp and:to present:

“| a $1,600 cheque to-the Pass Creek:
& Parks-board to help in the develop-

ment of the park. The company has
also. promised to match: dollar-for-
dollar, another $1,500 worth of don-

bisinesses;
>» Mr. Marshall, who is no stran-
ger to. the Castlegar, area (he has
sd-here twice each year ever
since 1954), said Columbia's saw-
mill ‘and : pulp mill here are .the
most :modern in. North America:

“|He''added::“There’s nothing big-

ger-or newer to date. ‘We're lead-
ing the pack.”

He xaid: the company’s pulp
mill here. is. turning. outa high
quality: product’ which’ is enjoying
a: favored: position: in world mar-

‘erations «can “No enterprise
of this nature ean exist’on unskill-

Me Ma
tleger area “A developed ‘area in} 23-7,
which we. pioneered in the devel-| int
opment of pulp.” :, j

He said “he is impressed with
the enthusiasm ‘and initiatives; ot
local.people for

shall, president «of: the ’ company, 5

and able to Increase our operations | J

‘Mackenzie,’ chairman of the | f
:| board: of. Columbia‘ Cellulose Com-|
pany,'to: view, company operations |,

Jose: Company ‘must ‘he dependent a

kets, This ‘has made. it Possible: to].
“ina

‘a. reat Ba
Jabor”;‘upon’ which Columbia's : op- |.”
call.

ations: made by local citizens and eee

as the Pass Creek Park’ rand he said
such’ dnitiative guarantees the fur-

down fo see 2 the road and one time
‘when I..went | down: you” were
igh your curtain’ but

“1 peeking throu;
you ‘didn't:come out’ go I left."**;.

Village chairman ‘Aage Sylvest

sald be: -had viewed ‘the road’ wit
‘Nahornoff ‘and

poe ae Promised *-that: the a

council: would: view.

soon,

adian Legion: Branch ‘0: An‘ in-
teresting film be shown called
“Survival inthe Wintér Woods.”
This will’ be). followed bya ‘short
tale given, by Mr. Hugo ‘Wood on

- Coffee will be served. 1 by the

‘Ladies of: tle ' citizens : committee.

the | Sopow. terete |
Comm. Thorp, for

‘In justice. to the. report and

Sopow ‘wishea ; now: to continue
operate ‘his: water: syatent ey

§ | to be’ most” wo:

taxpayers: who agreed | wil

¥ has
been forwarded: to Winnipeg

ting: data: assembled ‘by | *
1 tae chubend wall bo judged oa ie ‘
sd we in. aris

Studied at Robson

think | ba, and ‘Saskatchewan Soroptimist

gar’s nominee, Terry. Dalton,' be-
came. .Western Canada’s “ultimate

~ | choice, and, with another Canadian

af canada from: Quebec, ‘ represent:

ubs. =
“It will ‘be ‘recalled with ‘some| ’
-'| local pride: that. ‘in 1962. Castle-

Canada, in: the North “American |:

; Robson

vile wecaeed ‘Hall, set
‘A. steering committee, under
Jim Leamy, was eet up to Probe.
the’ problems: of. im-
Provement atic at order 't to'set

1% ‘meeting toe consider setting
= serve the. bon area ‘was tela Be
Sunday ‘evening in’: the’

th Central .B.C., ‘North West B.C,
the. Fraser Valley, * the, Oksecem
and East and |-West

integrity, ‘worth and ability...»

21 ‘offers two cash “awards of
$2,500 “each ‘to: the young. people
considered by the panel of: judge
rthy of the title
ood | Citizen.”

Candidates must ‘be grade 12

leadership and integrity.

‘Substantiating evidence. must
accompany ‘each ‘application /and
each applicant ‘is required ,to, sub-
mit. an essay on . the: topic: “By
responsibility as a’ Citizen—in the
family, in: the community,’ and in
the: Work nt Z
*o8) When the Castlegar, Kinnaird,
Robson Clubs investigated '-; Miss

"| Bernick’ ecord of service ‘it
= found ie to me impressive,

graduating: students and must have | #
a record of. service, dependability, |

NEW “QUARTERS for Kootenay. ‘Auto: ‘ Collision hav>
been. built ‘in the: Sherbiko. subdivision and ‘are now iu
use, Here Steve Urieck, owner of: the business, stands}: ;,
front of: his one ‘with: his modern | ‘tow. truck; and“ fibre-