“CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Dec! 10, 1964

Curling

In Castlegar

By Aileen Oglow

You all come to the turkey | Club.

shoot on. Dec, 19 at 8.30 in the
Castlegar arena,..Curlers and
snon-curlers will draw to the but-
,ton for:a turkey... This event is
‘sponsored by the Men's Curling

: the moment
his feet find the
floor- ;

At the local arena two se-
ven enders have been made in
curling games, In ladies compe-
tition, Ivy Hill's; four made a
seven ender on Marg Van Yzer-
loo's trio, Curling with Ivy were
Wilnia Frost, Joan Blais and Ver-

na Fuga me

ie mixed competition,
Bull Smith and team Tiny Smith,
Alec Creighton and Marie Pro-
kop made a seven ender on
Martin Pawylik’s rink,

Asks for Fence
Around Sanitary
Land Fili Dump

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A. EREMENKO and Co.

A fence around C: 8
sanitary land fill garbage dump
was fat Wa at council's mect-
ing Jast week by a resident of

the area, E. Aitken,

While commending the pub-
lic works crew for the ‘‘‘excel-
lent job” it does oF maintaining
the sanitary. land fill, Mr. Ait-
ken said people are dumping
garbage on days and evenings
when it is unable to be covered.

The matter of a fence will
pe studied but the difficulty
of the terrain there might make
one impossible. Con. i Cc.
hat fene-

. Local men curlers
home prizes from the Beaver.
Falls ‘Spiel. The A event finals
saw Bill Van Yzerloo four play-
ing off George Menzies. Both
are local rinks and the only two
who were entered, - Bill's team
won by a 7-5 score, Curling with
Bill by a 7-5 score. "Curling with
Chernoff and Jim ‘Bilesky.

Men’s president Jack Cher-
noff is away ona business trip
to Regina and will be. gone for
a few weeks.

Doing: an excellent job of
operating the concession booth
at the arena this season are
Percy. ane. Yvonne Brown.

Smith Piumbing and
Heating Trophy for mixed curl-
ers will be competed for Satur-
day nights at 8.30, Any mixed
curlers interested should ' put
their name on the board at the
arena or contact Bill Smith.

The local ladies bonspiel
date has been set for Jan. 29,
80 and:31, This .will-be the sec:
ond ladies’ ‘spiel held here..°

ing the property Seat result in
people tossing the refuse over
the fence or leaving it outside
the gate, as happened with the
former garbage dump.

Kinnaird Likes
Garbage Pick-Up
Arrangement

The arrangement whereby |

Castlegar picks up Kinnaird’s
arbage “has worked out very
well,” ‘Comm. Ron Giles. said
recently.

He ‘noted that the arrange-
ment, whereby Kinnaird pays
Castlegar $4,000 a year and sup-
plies one man a week on the
garbage truck while it is working
in Kinnaird, is “definitely a
more sanitary way of handling
refuse.” :

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PUBLIC NOTICE

May we extend your’ Tocat
Xmas greetings for. you! Koo-
tenay Society for Handicapped
children will print a Mat of
mas

—‘Simply leave one dollar or
more-'with name -and~ address;
fn any of ‘the Xmas boxes’ at
local business.’

Senlor Citizen's.
Free for all members,
Dec, 11 — 6 p.m, SHAR]

Banquet
Friday

Attention — Square Dance Party
New Years Eve. Twin Rivers,
Hall, Limited’: Tickets,. Contact
H, Killough, Ph, 865-5293,

SMITH'S |

Senior Citizen's Show —

timist Club - of Castlegar wil
entertain the Senior~ citizens at
a free show on Sat. Dec, 12 at
2.30 pm, at Castle theatre

Win a "Turkey" — Draw to the
Button at Castlegar Arena, Sat.
Dee. 19, Competitions start at
7.30 p.m. Men's draws — Ladies.
draws — Mixed Draws — Public
“Invited ‘to’ participate, Everyone
Welcome... Sponsors Castle-
war and District Curling Club. -

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ZUEVEUEEURER EERE

Castlegar docs ‘not have to trom the ‘BIbeny * crock and

become aa A town ‘on January 1.

Id this. 01
night 'b te "Mantel al ‘Atfalrs Min-
:ister Dan Camp!
meeting attended.
tives of the twin villa
tlegar’ and :, Kinpairc

ll at 'a‘special
by'representa-| come a town is
ges of Cas-} further: ‘development: of steps
‘d, ’ trustees! presently underway, for the pos-

carports representatives ‘rom
Celgar and.the WKP&L Co, «+

Castlegar’s not having to be-
contingent on

ane establishment:
AY dene sau in

this: Ifia
trict“ municipality doesn't oc: |-t
cur within a’ year, then Castle-

gar will b become a town on’ Jan.
2S mis * information as pro:
vided, the Castlegar. News in a

7. ol'clotk dhterview: yesterday
A) piorning “with the cabinet minis-
‘He ssald,
ina had ‘cl zed: the’ meeting to
press, (Reporters bad been
they two j weeks .ago that: the’
meeting wad to be'a closed: one
(with: no press,in atlendance:)

a:“'misunderatand- |

Mr. Campbell sold scanty
will be given notice’ “early ‘in
the! new year’ ‘of ‘the fact oe
it ‘will become a’towh in 1066,

In the meantime; he’ Arey “the
pending question of the forma-
tlon’ of a:'district. municipality

can be resolved 0 one way. or, the,

other.”
"The minister sald the “terms
‘of ‘union’ ‘inust -not ‘be vague”

and suggested that a plebiscite

on a district municipality would
be useless unless: the ‘various
components which, would make

Up the district. ‘municipality first
agreed amongst themselves: on
certain’ matters ‘so it

people know what , they. are vot-

on.”
“If tt Is to be: an effective
(continued ‘dn page‘six) |

Proyincial.- “Ltbrary,
‘Parliament’ Buildings,
Mietoria, BC, ..

Deo. ii peat

Pre: cae pate
cents:,a':foot. and: the: domes!
users rate is $2.50 a month.

uncil’s seers fouowes by,

18
atic.

e Of a
. $108,000 water bylaw.
lage crate sae

indi ent Increasing:
gars’ wi ter useage and

duced: electri
| WKP&E,'

are'to be’ taken’ oul

; vce when the rad le comleted

ie. Ui
request” "ofithe twin villages {of
Castlegar ‘and Kinnaird for i

“to those én-

ctrical .rates from the |b?

le Baid it wa
sible to get .exact’ cost: figures,

for: the’ incorporated ‘are:
-Kinnair

: "At the PUC hearing held 0 on
2 ‘Monday, thi

Castlegar-Kinnaird:

which the company pointed out
includes” Syringa. Creek, “ Pass
Creek;: rilliant.

uid not be pos-

the hearing was concerned with,
the matter of

108,-| ‘candidates Gorse and Shealds-)
That is, both men received. bal-
ots ony which Noters voted only,|*
for the’ one can : :
recon’ man tesand Ol were 14 spoiled ballots. A total

7.“ W..R. Cook,.who has:spent oF S21 Dallogs were coor tee
5% years on council Previously,

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THESE WILL BE GIFT WRAPPED.

vi °

that ‘the: application‘: for--area |: er:

II. rates such as: are enjoyed by.

Rossland-Trail -was’made by the

| incorporated municipalities of |:

fax’: and: Kintisird and not
by the larger Castlégar-Kinnaird

sland-Trail :
the: Casti¢gar, rate: ar
ed: 12 miles’ forth: ¢ to on
ght 3 south

TOYS- TOYS

-857 and {$566.6 641 The!: figures
for. Trail ian for:1954

(with Hepreciatsa: fi voting inthe twin’ villag Jast
cket ‘da!

cents. and a 40. per. cent-in-

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rease In the user rate t
a month instead of ‘to. $5.

eosions has quite | fini de-

district for which ‘WKP&L pro-
duced: comparative: figures."

:The former cabinet ‘minis-|-
ter said he.was “surprised” that,
such a ‘large outlying district was’

d its preference to finance

ting the rate increase,
"C.'Maddocks claim-

“ly: misinfor! 0
eompaipied: against the : bylaw.
“He said: he’ supported the yrate
‘increase ::since >, the * electorate.
Shad: been’ ‘fully : informed ‘of

being ded.:‘It isn’t consist-
rant with:the appli nn before
us,” she: declared:

Doug ‘MeMynn, ‘WKP&L Co.
rate and contract engineer, an-
swered that “my understanding
was we’ were ‘to include. the
eure areas — the ftinge areas.”

Dr. H. F. Angus, chairman
of the’ PUC,: agreed’ with ° Mr.
Wicks. He said. the, areas com-
pared at the:Pentidton hearing
:were not the: fumes oe under

“council's:
“rates: if if ‘the money. bylaw failed

a
err
porte e Tal crease, is
n't’ go: against anything to |

Cominco, sollte Miller Ma-
‘son commented that'WKP&L Co.
‘general. manager ‘W. K.:Gwyer

the understandin,

was. under.the: impression. that | >
Ss te

tool: :
gar-Kinnaird point’ of view, as!
‘gd iwhy.. the- utility's - Sustumens
in /Rossland-Trail: : should’ not
share in: the’.cost-' of ‘carrying
| people’ in unincorporated areas
when the customers in Castle-
gar and Kinnaird must do 80, :
A WKP&L Co.

brackets)

and $347,741. ($294,3:
. The ‘Trail distribution « ayes

tem had 6,131 customers in 1954

and 6,221 in'1963-while ithe Cas-

tlegar. system -had'1,655 in (1954

consumers do’

Mi
then: quoted” figures: which “he | :
said showed’ that Rossland-Trail |.

hare in such

igures in
are $951} 901 ee 803) Satur

'}.time;: it received..55% percent
| approval. At: that. time there

{|were 1,065 ratepayers eligible

ition | ficer. Bert Morice. veporte

with 60 per.ci
ed. pass: it.

Castlega y!

yes. votes, 195 no votes and
there were ‘two’ spoiled’ ballots.
‘The’ bylaw received 50 per cent
approval but 60 “per: cent was
‘required,
: On Sept. 23, when the: by-
was presented ‘for ‘the first

were 218 yes votes,-161 no votes
and 14 spoiled ‘ballots,’ There

Saturday but o:
their ny
In Kinnaird,’

Ba ylaw, :
ceived (0 per. cent :: yoproval tt

gard. to purchase of lands for
the Columbia river dams ‘“‘is ‘to
pay cash for lands purchased
when. title, free. from. encum-
brances,: in the ‘name of the
Authority, is accepted for regis-
tration: by. the Y e tan id
Feeistry office.”.-;

vided t the Nal

‘BA Cc. Hydro’ 's policy with re-

(required by the land registry
othe ice) cannot be readily optain-

Mr. Creighton also. noted
that ‘Complications sometimes
occur if'an:estate is involved.

i do their

information was ‘pro.
ikusp hon of

to ‘vote. on the water bylaw?on| C “by. the:
ercis Columbia, ant supervisor,’ J
the ps press “by. the Chamber.

ghton,: and ‘was’ elocbeal to
Mr: Creighton told the Cham-

, our io
best to keep: such delays ‘to a
minimum.”

"Moving Poles
Costs $90,000

ie
:| re-election <0 f “commissioners
Rust and Simpson. Mr. Rust. got
[52 votes, Mr. Simpson Bot 123
‘votes’ and’ Terry*Cormier, mak-
bis second bid:for office,” re-

ber that he knows of no basis for
a’ report: that>B.C:’ Hydro: em:
:ployees “have been buying some
of the“local residents’: property
and telling them. that they. have
ived 109 votes, There-was one |.to.wait up to three : months for.
spoiled ballot.-There were 205| their cheques.”
ites cast of an. eligible ,.795 |. He -said: delays :;*
ters, occur when there’ are charges
In Castlegar, returning of- such as mortgages or judgments
ficer A. T. Horswill: reported | registered against - the title,;-tax-
cay plumbing of voted for | es not Feld and. tax certificate.

“The cost’ of relocating::‘the
‘WKP&L Co.: poles for the new
Kootenay river. bridge at Bril-
liant ‘andthe building’ of ‘the
road to link it up with the new
‘Kinnaird bridge is $90,000. . rat
Art: Ande!

© | school District No. 8 is expect:
rict, was to- be “ci sae} ‘with | ed'to increase by 470 students
€-| the Rossland-Trail rate area. by 1987 without taking’ into‘: ‘ace

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Lego and Tinkertoy Sets

RACING CAR SETS
MODEL. BUILDING SETS
; And many more too numerous to

mention’ but see them in our TOY
Dept. downstairs.

“improve fire “protection.” He’

larger. Castlegi
80 mention

Bone China Cups and Saucers
Glo-Hill ‘Bon: Bon Dishes
Glo-Hill Hors a’

-the
perry tala that
population 967

rson, chairman of.

the Castlegar Chamber of! Com-

merce’s.roads-and ‘bridges. com-

mittee, gave this figure to: that

ee Jronthly. meeting last
i

F 201 oted Server .
6 piece Steak Knives:

1 Soltey iwi
at poe ‘time,
ALI

The winner” ve the! archi-
tectural contest for the design
of the West Kooténay Region:
‘al College is to. be announced
in’ January. -- .

College council president

Gray. said’ this week
announcement of the
will take: place. at

Nelson’

Noting: on: #!
lace. in

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G:
Perry, vice-president. of
ic (represent! ting "UBC: pre-
ident: Dr.:John’B.: Macdonald

is possibil poise ‘into: fer accom-
| Ps If this can. b be obtained

school . accommodation -° “would
‘only cost the district 10 per‘cent
re with the federal and-provincial
interest at the ‘governments putting - ‘up 80:per
seminar, noted Mr..Gray, will | .. sident of Notre’ Dame Univer- cent,

Bs the exhibit of antrios | inthe = sity, jand: Dr: Malcolm Taylor, The
ident of Victoria ‘Unive would have to be. piit to‘a-re-,
ferendum and: the ‘costs would
be'on a 50-50 basis for this.part
, of the Feqiilrements, {

t | open ‘including recreational use,

1 : for’ the le who’ will remain
9 TE Gs expécted ‘that the’ ‘com-] up there ‘and those who would
mittee ‘will: interview Deer. Park | move -up there, and for: '
resivents to ostermalne how mia-| mer: homes,”
ny of them wou! e prepared teen’
to ‘remain at Deer Paik i the pean cominittee’s ee for tig
road were provided. ture te sought. from ores
Mr. Enevoldsen said there | Chambers of Commerce, ‘intéer-
are, plenty..of . justifications. for |.ested groups and Rod and; Gun

keeping’ the: Deer. Park: road Clubs:

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nus for defeat ‘(of the bylaw) tgs
ust lie: with: the: people who been set up under the Cgatlegar
Chamber of Commerce's Colum: |'
‘bia river development: commit-
tee to prepare.a report on‘ the
‘matter of the Deer Park road.
elementary. program|: i; Committee chairman J, C.
Enevoldsen. announced appoint-
ment-of Dick Motlenied: Ou.
ver..D'Andrea.and.C..A,, Ander-
‘son: ito: ithe: "special ommittee

we ented
hile: dividing “the - bylaw: into
priorities: Mdiminishes ‘its j ettect.

veness,” the
protection in‘ the:Sopow subdi-
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