CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, July 28, 1960

‘WILL NOT BE JUNKYARD‘

Kinnaird Buys Storage Lot.

Kinnaird council convinced J.
J. Schiavon Monday that a propos-
ed village storage shed would not
“look like a junkyard” and so con-
cluded an agreement to purchase
his Sixth avenue lot for the pur-
pose.

Mr, Schiavon said he had an
agreement with hia brother, who

owns an adjoining lot, that he
would not dispose of the land in
such a way os to detract from the
attractiveness of the area,

He would not sell “if the lot
were to be turned into a junkyard.”

Council wants the lot because
it adjoins property on which the

Commissioners G, 8. Rust and
B.C, Ackerman vied with each oth-
er in thelr assurances ‘ot no harm
to the area would resul

“It certainly pits ie hard to
look at,” declared Mr, Rust.

“We wouldn't put in anything
we'd be ashamed of,” said Mr, Ac-
kerman.

village workshed will be built,

“yt will be used for the storage

NOTICE
NORA’S BEAUTY SHOP WILL
BE CLOSED FROM
. AUGUST 4 -- 24

of pipe but a proper rack will be
used," promised Mr, Rust.

“The lot will be properly fen-
ced,” soothed Mr. Ackerman, “There
will be no unsightliness ot all. ‘That

13 the aren where the: swimming
B | cool is.We don’t want to detract
from its attractiveness, Quite the
opposite!”

‘The swimming pool site is on
the other side of the street and
S| would have been used for the pur-
pose had not the village donated
the land for the pool.

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Slow Down and Live
‘Is Safety Council
Advice to Motorists

“The day has gone,” claims the
Canadian Highway Safety Council,
“when the motorist -on vacation
must scurry, like a hounded here
over the highway.”

“Relaxt” is the hollday highway
slogan today and the counell has
fssued plea to all vacationing
motorists to.drive for pleasure, al-
lot plenty of time for a trip, stop
often and, most important, forget
about jockeying for position in tra-
ffic, “Motoring can be fun,” the
Council claims, “but not if it’s
frantic.”

‘The council issued this plea for
relaxed driving in connection with
the continent-wide “Slow Down and
Live” campaign, scheduled to run
through June, July and August in
Canada, the United States and
Puerto Rico, Sponsored nationally
in Canada. by the CHSC, the cam-
paign operates internationally un-
der the guidance of the Association
of State and Provincial Safety Co-
ordinators. -

Safety Makes Driving Fun.”
“Blow Down and Live” promo-

tion will. include: urgent ~ requests

that motorists obey the rules of the

éountry’ they drive. ‘Relaxed? ond:

bring back some of the enjoyment

in motoring that existed before the
became

with vehicles,

S|
Rossland-Trail Social Credit League

Nominating
Convention
WED., AUG. 3

8 PM --- MINE MILL HALL, Trail
GUEST SPEAKER

Hon. W. D. BLACK

“All. Social Credit Members Welcome

sate
ae

mae

HON. W. D. BLACK
Minister of Municipal Affairs

It's 1960 theme ts: “Highway'| ~

road no matter wherg or in. gaet :

resourceful driving, CHSC sald, ‘can. 7
hounced his intention to leave] >
Castlegar and take up residence] —.;
near his. new Neleeo headquarters.

A Brownie pack holiday held at
Camp Rory for flve days was at-
tended by-Browniea from Castlegar,
Kinnaird and: Rossland.
Commandant was Mrs, A, Riz-

BEER PARK SCGIALS

* Mra, Williamson

Mr. and Mrs, Vic Del Puppo,
sons Derek and ¥rank and daughter
Gayle of Vancouver were, the recent
guests of Mr.-and.-Mrs, 0. T. Wile
Mamgon, enroute to’ Renats where
they will spend "camping holiday.

Mrs. M. Maja and children of

Nakusp ore spending 8 few days
on 9, camping holiday at Deer Park.
Among the other.weekend campers
were the Bro, family, the ‘Rourkes,
Woodrows, Balfours, Andersons, Mc-
Luckles, of Robson and Castlegar
and many more,

Mr. and Mrs, Allen Bradbury,
son Jimmy and Mr, J. Duffy, all of
Vancouver are the guests of Mrs.
Bradburys parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
H. Allan,

Mr, and Mrs, A. W. Kent have
had os thelr guest for the past
week, the latter's cousin, Miss Kate
Wishart, of Toronto.

Burton P, Campbell of Castle-
gar was o Sunday visitor to Deer
Park and Renata.

Recent guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs, Oliver D'Andrea were
the former's brother and slster-in-
Jaw, thelr son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs, Richard D'Andrea,
children Christine, David and Paul,

and Mrs. George Merlo, daughters
Lorne, Linda and Louise, and Mrs.
D‘Andrea, Jr, parents, all of Trail.

“FROM OUR FILES

Five Years Ago

Celgar officials signed a forest
management agreement with the
province covering 857,000 acres. Of-
fictals announced their intention to
erect- a $30,000,000 pulp mill near

for’ 1,000 .men in

Ce. nase rah) e
i “
5 ‘Steve. Gallo a Kinnaird cut’ a
ribbon opening. the “Castlegar ‘Co-
Operative Society: garage,
eee

natural gas to Castlegar by 1957.

Arien Henderson, partially
paralyzed in ‘a 1952: shooting acci-
dent, was presented with an auto-

wheelchair. .

Entirely hand-controlled and
with a ramp at the back for easy
access, the car was given-him be-
fore 200 people in¢luding ‘many re-
presentatives of the press, radio
and TV.

Nine Years Ago

District residents Nick Popoff
and John Plotnikoff: were. injured

highwey when’ their car left the
road and plunged down the side of
@ mountain,

‘You can now paint the outside

of your house in wet or cloudy

weather with no fear of paiat
failure if you use our MONAMEL -
LATEX QUTSIDE PAINT,
available now al $9.50 per ~

be Creseastt ‘Valley
was, killed in the up ‘and Nick
ally injured,
= iw
Robson baseball, pa “Waldie's
Royals” won @ double victory. over
Nelson Kings and the Nelson Tran-
sfer in Nelson.
“Toughy” Polonikoff Pitched
his way to the: 8-2 victory. over
Kings and “Scuttles” Gorkoff was
brilliant in the 6-5 Transfer trounc-
ing.
a ey

Seven teaching appointments
were anounced, Miss M, Milligan,
‘W. Banlgan, Robert Call, Miss An-
na G. Fulton, Misd Tillis Eden, Miss
Betty Bell and John Buhr joined the
high school staff} 2°"

oe

The Castlegar News took an-
other step forward with the District
by'‘setting the paper in type. Pre-
viously the News hed relied on

‘| mimeograph and: multilith inethods

of duplication, z
Ue ictid
* gominco employees ‘agreed to a
1951-52 wage contract providing
for 1744c an hour increase together

ing, Uvbis ‘coms:

their son-in-law ond daughter Mr.|.

mobile.;He,. ean; drive, ; from) His | 2

Bwetlikoff of Slocan City was critic-

with an interim’ Ties ‘to amet vis- .

District Brownies Holiday
~ Five Day Days. al Camp. Rory

zuto assisted by Mrs, J. BR, C, Mace.
Bain, Swimmer was Miss Donna
Coleman of Warfield and Mrs. K.
‘W. Hall was quartermaster.

The theme was “The Fairy
Queen’s Garden” and the sixes were

Einnaird, Darlene Welchel of Ross:
Jand and Germaine Schwartzenhau
er of Castlegar. .

Visiting Guides attending. the
camp were Lucille Cranston of Fort
St. John and Jeannie Peters and

Paula Lafonde of Dawson Creek,
who attended a Guide Camp at
Queen’s Bay, Balfour, before at-
tending the Brownie pack holiday.

Mrs. 0, W. Tindall, Brown Owl,
of Rossland, visited the camp and

ces. Mrs. H. F. Hutchinson of Ross-
land, district commissioner, was al-

Mrs, W. P. Bertola of Rossland ond
Mrs. E. G. Quarrle, Brown Owl of
Rossland.
‘Transportation was supplied
from Castlegar by the Co-Op Trans-

Fred Fomenoff, Mr. Fred, Bartsoff
and Mr, J. Mason of Castlegar.

_ Fowl Play Wins
Cornhall Prize
For Clever Bird

s It will be “Casey at the bat" in
Old McDonald’s Farm at the PNE
Aug. 20 to Sept, 5 and the only

payola.

bat with the finesse of 8 big-lea-
guer and every time he drives one
home he gobbles up his reward, a

up to the plate again.

Actually. Casey activates a bat
with his beak. The ball is driven
down a table where “robot” players

do thelr automatic best to inter-
cept a home-run, And Casey is a
pretty slick chick! If he fails to
score he waits for another pitch.
But when he succeeds he gallops

gulps down his calories, and resumes

we Mod

: Notice of

the Dewworms, Froggies and Lady-|
bugs. Sixers were Judy Waters of] §

taught the Brownles songs and dan- | Aim

so a visitor as was Guide Captain |

portation Soctety. Driving were Mr.|j

thing “corny” about it will be his| B

Casey, @ chicken, is the Babe] f
Ruth of the barnyard. He wields a |]

few kernels of corn, and then steps|

from home plate to a dinner plate, |

Section 120, Subsection 1, “Forest Act”
In view of the hazardous condition of the forest cover ana

pursuant to the provision’ of section 120 of the “Forest Act",
the areas hereinbelow described are hereby declared to be:

closed districts and that no person: shall enter or be in these’ J

closed areas for the purpose of travelling, camping, fishing,

hunting, berry picking, recreation,” prospecting for minerals

or any other lke purpose, without firat obtaining from an of-,
ficer of the, Forest Service s written permit ‘therefore, until
further notice,

DESCRIPTION OF CLOSED AREAS

CASTLEGAR RANGER DISTRICT

a 10. All that portion of the Little Slocan River’ watershed lying me

upstream from the junction of Airy’ Creek and situated
approximately two and one-half miles northwest of Pass-
more, Kootenay Land District.

. All of the watersheds of Tiger, Cambridge, Gorge, Ryan,
McAlister and Casino Crecks, ‘being tributaries of , the
Columbia -River, In ae vicinity of Trail, Kootenay jond
district.

» All that portion of the ‘watersheds of Blueberry, Poupore,
Sullivan, Johnson, Murphy, McNally, Hannah and Topping
Creeks (being tributaries of the Columbia River), lying to
the West of Highway No, 3 and extending from Trail. to
Kinnaird, Kootenay land district, .

. All that portion of the watershed of Big Sheep Creek ly-

+ ing north of the International Boundary, and. situated ap-

proximately four miles west of Rossland, Kootenay land i

district.

. All that portion of the Ladybird and Norms (Pass) Creek g

of Kinney

lying of the

Creek, § miles north of Castlegar, Kootenay land district.

NAKUSP RANGER DISTRICT

AN that portion ofthe watershed of Arrowpark Creek, be- [|

ing a creek flowing southerly into the’ Columbia River, ap-
proximately one mile north of Arrowpark) and upstream
from the junction of Bergman Creek, Kootenay land dise
trict.

. All that portion of the watershed of Slewisken Creek (being

a creek flowing -westerly into Upper Arrow Lake and sit- @

uated appreximately six miles south of Nakusp), lying

: southeast of Highway No. 6, Kootenay land district. |-
. All that parcel or tract of land in Kootenay district thing
within those portions of the watersheds of Caribou Creek

and Burton Creek which lie above the confluence ors the

said Caribou and Burton Creeks, |

EDGEWOOD RANGER DISTRICT
. All that. portion of the Whatshan River waterthed lying
north of the south end cf Whatshan Lake, four miles
north of Needles, save-and “excepting Lot 8185 and the
waters of Whatshon Lake, Kootenay land district.

.Ray Williston, Minister. of Lands,.&:Forests

Plans were outlined to bring]: *

in ‘a car ecciderit? on’. thie. Creston | : *

‘

" Examine the exelting. new features of the ee Ble if
Ranges How on display + at El Dealers. - ‘ i

‘ 2 A fully automatic ‘Blectrie Ran e: imakes home c ein}
because Electrie Cooking is CLEAN—COO! : CONO!
—your meals will be more enjoyable, .

—COOL—SAFE and. ECON OMICAL-”

co oK Bete”, ELECTRICALLY:

_WEST KOOTENAY roweR a

‘Closure |

CASTLEGAR NEWS,

Thursday, July 28, 1960

“Irs. Our First. Anniversary
And We Celebrate li With A

Green Beans

CUT, CHEERIO, 1502. .............. 3 for 47c

Orange Drink

ALLENS, 48 02; THN. eee ey eel Ls 286

‘Strawberry JAM

MARIGOLD, 4's  88e

Eveready Flashlights

_ BEACON Leal EAGH .

“ CHOICE RED:
LABEL STEAKS _

PORTERHOUSE
SIRLOIN

ROUND STEAK
OR ROAST

Ib... 75¢

. Rump Roast
Pork Chons
Ih., ae ~. 95e

. FREE. BALLOONS &
‘LEIS FOR THE KIDS

GROCERIES
MEATS

‘We Deliver
Right To Limit Quantity «

«3rd at t Maple = = Phone-420
We Reserv:

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LIVER SAUSAGE, 8 oz.Muggel ........... 2 for 29¢
WIENERS, No. f pkg. .......0c--sececeee 390
CHEESE SLIGES, 8 oz. .......-2.2...-0000. 280
CHED-R-SPREAD, 16.02. ..........-20-000-. 590
ROSE GHARGARINE, ° Ib. pkg. ...--.-,..+2++ +++» 65
‘KLIK LUNCHEON MEAT, .........2.---+2+ 2 for Qe
PEANUT BUTTER, York 9 oz. fumb, ......... 2 for 49c

Seedless Grapes 2
2 Ibs. for

Corn- On- Cob
6 for.

Coniclougs JUMBO, 2 FOR
‘DALE’S FROZEN DINNE Beef, —s Turkey, oke, 58e

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