CASTLEGAR NEWS, CASTLEGAR, B.C,

_ SUMMER TREAT
IMPORTED ENGLISH TOFFEE
w. 45e—75e—$1.00—$1.25—$1.85
FANCY TINS FOR A SPECIAL GIFT

PITTS REXALL DRUG

SPECIALS . AUG.-16-17
SUGAR.

Legion Corner 5-1 Dofeat At Spokane

At the last general meeting
of the Canadian Legion, James elled “to defeat Sunday when
Walker of Castlegar’ was initiat-|they were beaten 5-1 by Max-
ed into ordinary membership! well House in Spokane, The
and received the congratula-| game. was the second of the day
tions of the members present.|for-them. Earlier they went 10
J. Bainbridge, the hospital ad-j innings with the Spokane Sen-
ministrator, attended,.to ac- ate In a-gome that saw no play-
quaint members with details and|€™S cross the plate.

costs of furnishing a ward in
the new hospital. It is the desire chants, played errorless ball in
of the Branch to accept the
responsibility of a ward to be

Kerchants Travel To

‘The Castlegar Merchants trav-

A. EREMENKO and Co.

‘Prices PUT MONEY in Your" POCKET

Both the Senate and the Mer-

the first game. In the game
with ‘Maxwell House, Gerry

* PRUNES..< Sen Harvest

49
Sard foeK: ‘Margarine, 2 ib. 77
ELMAR, Margarine, 2 ye
NABOB COOKED SPAGH
tomatoe sauce, 2 real

JAVEX” BLEACH
89e — 2 gal. 49
FACE "SOAP, Colgate 4 For =. BIE
CIGARETTES, ony ore ctn. $2.95
WESTMINSTER ISSUES 2 rolls 21c
SCOTTIES EA FACIAL TISSUE,
lank

Penner was the only Castlegar

known as The Canadian Legion -
ward. Mr. Bainbridge anewered player to cross homeplate, He
several questions and was thank- came in on a near homerun by
Danny Geranazzo who was put

PA
ETCHUP, 2
HUNT TOMATO JUICE,

2 se
FISH & e Chies. Froz _ . 59c
FROZEN PEAS, Pixies, 2 for .... 29¢~

sistance.

ed for his attendance and as-

out at homeplate. -

PICKLING ONIONS, 2 lbs. ..

Victoria, B.C. °

Dec. 31/57

Published - ‘Every Thursday at “The Crossroads of the Kootenays”

VOL. 10, No. 34

CASTLEGAR; BRITISH

COLUMBIA;

THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1957

8c PER COPY

Canadian Cellulose Go.
Loses: Over $1: Million
In:First Six Montis

Canadian Chemical gnd Cel-
lulose Company Limited of which
Celgar Limited isa subsiduary,
opérated for the first: six months
of this yaar at a loss of $1,467,-
593,

Ina ‘Jetter to its shareholders
the company said the decline in

Limit On, Glearing
Gelgar Plant Site.

Contract for the clearing of

“| Celyar Limited’s pulpmill site has

been awarded to Jamieson Con-
Co, Ltd. of
Work was to’ start Monday,
August 19 and must be complet-
ed in four weeks, Twenty bids
were recelved on the work.

No Public Gatherings In
Rink Until Exits Approved

‘Members of the Fall Fair]and they have a good reputation.

Board have been forced to can-| They will handle concessions, etc.
cel plans to hold the Fair in the} and will work on a percentage
arena following a letter from the] basis with the Fair Board.

Fire Marshall in Victoria which

Some of the booths. have

stated no public gatherings could| been reserved for local organiza.

25 Ibebag .
TOMATO JUICE

coy ieatucts 3 $319"

rea Both games, were well played
3 The Parks Board had given put as Castlegar’s second base-
enthusiastic approval to the Le-| man Bill Stefonink said of

gion’s project for the Cenotaph waxwell House: “They're just

Patt Wie, Bonatd Duck

PORK & BEANS; Broder’s 4 for 49¢
SALAD DRESSING, Safad Bowl
32 ox. jor

operating profit for the period|tain markets and by increased|b¢ held in the building in its un-| tions, These are booths selling

is the result of a number of| competition in others, . finished state, und without prop- food, candied apples, bingo
factors. Textile markets showed little|¢r fire precautions, games, ete.

H Pulp operations showed the| improvement, while thase for The letter was received by A prize was suggested for

CANTALOUPE, Jumbo, 23’s
TOMATOES, Field, 2 lbs.
COOKING ONIONS, 2 Ibs.

Nabob, 48 oz. 3 tins for ...
.ASPARAGUS TIPS
Nabob,: tit, 05 fl seule ers setts 035
TEA BAGS

Lipton’s 60's pkt. ...,.....-++.-- 69
SALAD DRESSING

Miracle whip 32 oz. jar ........ 79
COFFEE, FORT GARRY
Yellow label, Ib. .........
SURF, GIANT
with silverware ..

CANTALOUPE

_, $1.00

ceestcon Sl

Committee would be glad to re-| 9 petter club!”
ceive the names of all mem-
bers of the forces who had giv-| KINNAIRD -KORNER

en their lives in the service: Lance: Corporal’ Douglas Bur-
of their country in both world rows stationed at Calgary is
wars and who had enlisted from'spending a month with his par-
Castlegar and District, A list, ents Mr. and Mrs, Joe Burrows.
would be subsequently publish-|. Mrs. H. he a chilivect
ed for the information of sur-, has

BEEF POT Lat at blade or

Frozen Food Lockers For Rent

‘WIENERS, ‘1st grade, ib
Ibs.

PORK STEAKS, sneulder, tb.

viving relatives. ;few weeks cae ‘her, son ‘and
H. Pitts repprted that Bad- | daughter- in-law, Mr, “and Mrs.
@eley Bros, of Kelowna would Jacke Hipwell,

be in attendance at this year's
Fall Fair with attractive side,
shows, merry-go-rounds etc.

It was announced with extreme
regret that Gordon Smibert had
submitted his resignation as

Sports or Cosuct Vicar sixes 12 to 20

The Store Is Open Monday Mornings Uniil 12 Noon

Men’s Work

Secretary of the Branch, Gor-
don is undertaking an arduous
course of study and feels that
he could not do justice either

BLUE DENIMJEANS, pair .... $3.98
FADED BLUE JEANS, pair ........ 3.98
BLACK’ JEANS, pair ..:............. $3.98}

Pants

to the Branch or himself by re-

CARIBOU BRAND BLUE |

His Excellency, Bishop'T; J.
McCarthy _ will olficiate ‘at: the:
‘turning of.the sod” for St. Rita’s
néw church on Monday afternoon
at 3:00 p.m, Assisting “pishop Mc-
Carthy will be Msgr, A..K. Mac-
Intyre of Rossland. and Rev. BE.
Brophy of

biggest decline. This reflected

lumber were

Fire Chief E. Lewis, who.turned| the best arranged section. Some

the steadily discount
on foreign exchange, a3 well as
the carry-over into the first
quarter of unsatisfactory opera-
tions at Prince Rupert, oe com:
munication said:

Throughout the’ Batled, how-
ever, pulp dose and

im-
proved during the period, but
‘were not sufficient to offset in-
creased wage, material’ and trans-
portation costs.

‘The letter ‘ends by saying

w-| that alterations and additions to

have gone

costs declaed. The volume of

‘The new) building, pictuied
above, will 250

‘acetate
exports were reduced by import

people and includes a new’ Fec-
tory. A new site was purchased
some time ago.'at the corner of
Elm and 5th Avenue and this is
where the new church ‘will’be
located. Laminated arches ‘will be
used in the. construction.  ,
Architects were. Williams and
‘Fairbanks of Nelson and con-

in cer-

forward and. that these give
promise of significant improve-
ment in the later months of the
year. :

Doukhobor Lands Report

the ion over to the Fair} discussion arose, and it was de-

Board. cided to award $10 prize money
A letter will be written to|/to ‘the organization having the

the Board of School Trustees|best arranged section.

asking for permission to use the} The Kiwanis Club i$ in charge

High Schoo) facilities as was! of .sctting up tables, and Mrs.

done last year, i McDonald was authorized to
Changes in location have of] make the necessary purchase of

neccessity canceled the. plans to| building paper for eovering the

rent floor space for an Industrial! exhibit tables.

Show, and H. Pitts said he had

been advised that if the School cu nante Gee reget be

Board granted the use of the Rotary Club representative for

High School, it Yould be for the] Wore on the ‘Show

all-purpose room rather than the
gymnasium. plans, Since the show has been |

Mrs, B. Hill, secretary, read

correspondence from severa

people contacted regarding open-

ing ceremonies at the Fair,

cancelled, the committee hag

been discharged. .
The matter of tickets versus

ribbons for first, second and

1

H, W. Herridge, MP, and Vil- third prizes, came up for discus-

Released By Victoria Today ne pres .
2 lage Council Chairman, J. .|%i0n. Ht was the general opinion

- - f Hon. R. E. Bonner, Atromey-General of British Colum- |Kraft have signified their inten- ed white Hbhons ‘were. trove .
£ bia, today released Justice Arthur E, Lord’s fourth Interim | tion to be present. effective, the cost is prohibitive.
Black-Top For Road Report on the Inquiry intc the Aliotment of , Doukhobor It was also learned that J. Representatives of various
Hands Je the Provinge oF British tod ee ded hi S.. Smith, Supervising Horticul- oxupnizations who sieuaed a

ical: in his second report, Justice Lo: tecommen led that |turist for the Department of|meeting were asked . to
In Front Of Post Office . the Doukhobor lands be ‘surveyed, § id A will judge the dairy | Publicize the Fair by putting the
‘A proposal-which may speea| ed. Now, in his fourth report, Mr. “Lord reports this has products and fruit and vegetabie|Printed cards advertising the
up blacktopping in front of the been completed and that Neil T. Drewry and his four col- | sections, event in a prominent place in.
Post Office is being studied by| leagues of the Toxation Branch of the Department of | ‘The financial statemenc show-| their car windows, and anyone
the Castlegar Council. ; Finance of B.C, have finished appraising all the- Doukho- ing no receipts or disbursements| Wishing to pass them an to their
The Public Works Depart- bor, lands and improvements thereon. senate sinee the last meeting, was read|£Toup may obtain more from
ment has advised they intend to| ;,,. Justice Lord's report, is, printe jay fal here in |by the Mrs. A. -Me-|Barries' Barber shop.

pave the back section of the lot,| Mis Paper ane it ie ste specific recommenda ions [Donald and was’ accepted and| ‘The public is again cemind-
and are willing to share costs| 95:fO how the Doul DOF ied in the first instomee to the | aPBFoved. ‘Jed, of the advantage of purchas-
of paving the rough strip between Doukboboe ale. subdivi oh ' i s Wm. Oglow reported that the]ing .a season ticket which will
the sidewalk and the paved area Maps will soo: fe avaitable showing all. the lands. | trestles discussed at an earliez)admit one to the Fair at any
:|f Maple Street-on the Post Of-| this land will thenibe made available fo those. falling |™meeting could be ready in time|time the building fs open and as

within: the-definiti&.of.a Doukhobor as.contained, in, the ‘forthe exhibition, and’ it was, often as one wishes.

WHEAT COLORED JEANS, pair $3.98

maining in office, F earl,
e ey sizes 6 to. 12, pair ... . $2.95

five years Gordon has perform- WH TES
ed. yeoman service in his cap-
.|acity as secretary and the since-|
rest good wishes of the Bran-

ch accompany him in_his ven- ALL *
ture. ’ Pumps, Sandals and Oxe Slim Jims -

in blue, black, tan, ete., pair $4.95

tractor is Guy Guide.

DENIMS - $3.79 ,

KHAKI PANTS °.. $4.50

GREY PANTS .... $4.95

Engagement fords. Buy’ now while. sizes
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Spence s
wish to announce the enage-| available.

ment of their youngest daught-|.
Maddocks

‘OLIVE PANTS .... $4.95

"sixes 30 to 40

er, Wendy, to H. M. (‘Tim) Summer Dresses

BEEF RUMP: ROASTS Court, youngest son of Mrs. Alice

rT Court, of Raymond, Alta. the
a wedding to take place in’ the

Castlegar United Church ‘on Fri-

day, August 30, at 7:30 p.m.

ore still on sale at 25% off reg. price |
ra

-STEWING BEEF

Town Planning Comm.

lb. ——o

BOLOGNA, SWIFT Ss
jumbo by the piece, Ib. .......... 35

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TUESDAY. — SATURDAY 8:30 to 5:30

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zipper and large 2'2" rings. - - have handy

table chart, Bi

Binders — Machine tooled, inside” sipper, compartment, hold-
er for note pod, pencil, ruler,- comb, nail file and mirror

AT $6.95 $8.75 $6.95 . $9.50 ©

Binders with zipper compartment Plus two extra pockets |

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Priced at-.

Economically: priced - two inside. pockets .- cal-
éndar” indow - ‘large assortment: of colors and:
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while the assortment is complete

CONTINUES

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Suits and Blouses

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We have.a few summer skixts left
Regular prices $4.95 ‘and’ $5.95.
ies $3, 95

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Men's Short ee Sport Shirts
In. good: range of ‘si ses and colors... Regular. $2.15

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We have just: received anew shipment « of lovely

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The Sones ‘Town Planning
C

Lone Clianges|

Victoria. on the ‘matter ‘of in

changes - in ane Zoning By-laws
to allow business ‘construction in
a residential area at the north-
ern end of the Village.

The property in question is

| the triangle of land ‘formed by
,. the junction of the new. Blue-

berry-Paulson highway and high-

Fallotted time, and the Council)

sertinga time-limit clause on the
Zoning By-law. This would have
the area ‘revert’ to the original
zone plan should — construction
not’ be undertaken within the,

will make no decision until ruling
on the proposed clause has been
pepe

way. No. 3 where the -
Oil Company wish to build a
Service Station with access oom

|: both highways,

The plan calls for a two-bay,
station with four pumps, two on:
the side facing the existing route |

Me’ and two on thé new highway.
‘ ‘The area concerned is about 350

Hospital Administrator:
Spéaks To Kiwanis

Plans to present ‘an’ annual
"Good Citizenship se award were
by Ki

it.-on the new
on highway No. 3.
“The matter of rezoning’ the

and 275

ai area ‘was discussed. Monday night
. ata umeeting called by. the Kin-,

naird Village Council, which was
attended by the eight residents
concerned, Purpose of the special
meeting
public with the facts and to get
the general reaction to the pro-
position.

Local garagemen do not favor
the idea, as they feel they ‘will
losé considerable business to the
new station. é

Commissioner F.. Warner,
&hairman for the meeting, stated
that Imperial expected to get
their trade from’ “through-high-

- way” business, and would be

servicing the freight ‘ trucks,
therefore Kinnaird Council felt it
would have little effect-on Jdcal
garagemen, _

Council also stated’ that Im-
perial intended’ to build in the
vicinity at any rate, so that. it

a is to the advantage of the village

to grant permission -on .the
grounds of.the tax revenue to be
gained, rather than let. the busi-
ness gO up outside the village
boundaries. -

Commissioner G,. Rust stated
in view of the heavy, traffic in
the area and the property being
bounded 6n both sides ‘by high-
ways there was not likely to be
residential: development. It is
quite unsuitable, he.said, for a
residential zone.-

Final decisiori rests ‘with the
‘Village Council and is being held

- *in abeyance pending advise from

was to acquaint the]...

iwan-
jans, following a regular Tues-
day night meeting.

M. Dalton, speaking for
Kiwanis, said the award will be
made’ at.a meeting early in the
new year, to the individual chos,,
en as “Outstanding Citizen” of
1957.

The public will be requested
to:submit names for nomination
as well as names being suggested
by _ organizations and - service

Council diseusséd the | offer’ at |’

the meeting held ‘Wednesday
night and. ‘will suggest the Vil-
lage pay. 30.per cent of costs of
paving the. strip from the ‘corner
of Maple and First, as far as the
lane, It’ was felt if the plan is
carried out it will be a. vast
and will facili

marking off “the area for correct
parking.

* ‘Commissioner M. McPherson
reported approximately 1500 feet
of new pipe had been put in,
there had been some troublesome
breaks but these had been re-

paired. There had been no other

4/extra work carried on but gar-

bage collection had been done as
usual by the Village crew.
Commissioner. G, Pettitt gave
@ report on the final meeting of
the now dissolved Parks Board,
and also presented the financial
statement ‘submitted by Parks.
Board. Saat herd
Members of the Board felt
there is much to be done in the)
‘way..of development, and have

‘made a number. of suggestions

which will be embodied in’a
letter to the Council, hoping the

Commissioners will see their i

way, clear to acting on them in|
the near future. Some of the

clubs; in the area, Kiwanis will

then sort out the popular choic: ices |
and selection will be by ballot, ' planting a hedge, obtaining more
The Award itself will pro-; land for extension of the Park,’
bably.:be in the form ofa, suit- a construction. of a swimming
ably. engraved scroll, and since
it isto be an annual award, a! Council will send messages
memento will be provided so f thanks to the retiring Parks
that the holder will be able to Boat members, and at the re-
keep a token of the award, al-,@uest of Commissioner’ Pettitt,
though relinquishing’ the scroll to ‘will write to the Rosstand-Trail
next year’s outstanding citizen. |MLA, R. E. Sommers, to ask if
Guest at the meeting was snying a tae vines ae tb
Jeck Bainbridge, Hospital Ad- os: FB aa tiatteh nace
Tinistrator, who spoke to the i felt they are a distinct advan-
club on points of interest regard-
ing the new hospital. en couse studied , plang: sub;
yy M. Moran and V. Jones
Mr. “Bainbridge pointed out! ror their- proposed Auto Court,
tha funds coe Ye ence Bs build at the rear of the
ie provide the building and bare sone aE court, ae ae ion 8
necessities — there were many (Continued On Page 8)
items of equipment’ which must!
be procured in some other way ber of Commerce in the West
or done without. He asked the Kootenay area.
Kiwanians to consider some of; Decision was made to hold
these special items as an objec-| another “big bingo” night, simi-
tive for a Club Project. . lar to the one held last year. Date
The meeting went on“record | set for the event is October .26,

“hAarridge Amendment Act
will be

1953" ‘The cost. of: the land

per cent of the appraised market, value as set
out in the Drewry Appraisal Report.

The regular Council meeting
was held in Kinnaird Village
Office Monday evening following
the’ special: public meeting. called
in regard to zoning: by-law
changes,
‘In the absence .of- Council
Chairman 5. C.. Muirhead, the
meeting was chaired by F. G.
Warner, and acting for P.:Smi-
bert, clerk, away on vacation at
this time, was Mrs. M. Verzuh.
Commissioners present were J.
Logelin, R. Smales and G. Rust.
The Council granted. permis-
sion for the mobile TB X-ray
unit to use parking space in front
of the Fire Hall and at the Kin-
naird Service Station ‘on, Sept-
ember 4, ©
'Phe free public-X-ray-service

‘Traffic Lanes At Milestone.
Road To Be Changed

traffic lines: aggravated ‘the con-
ditions. instead of _ improving
them. The difficulty is caused by
traffic crossing over to the wrong
side of the road when swinging
up from the southern approach,
and turning towards Castlegar
when, coming down.

‘At present three lanes have
been marked off, but in reality
the road does not have sufficient
width for this, said Mr. Rust. He
advocated erasing the white lines
and making a single division in
the centre of the. Highway, the
narth side being limited to up-
going traffic only, and the south
portion being omer ar down-
hill traffic. °

The Council agreed to have
the present’ marking erased an

in Kinnaird by the
St. John's. Ambulance -Home
Nursing Division, which: has
announced the X-ray unit will be
at the ‘Firg Hall from ‘1:00 p.m.
to 4:00 p.m. September 4, and’ at
the Kinnaird Service Station
from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.

Council received ‘a letter of
thanks from Mr. end Mrs.: Jack
Hipwell and Mr, and Mrs. J, W.
Lazareff for the

with one solid white
line down centre, and will issue
orders to Public works crew ac-
cordingly,

R. Smales, water Commis-
sioner reported’ on mew water
lines and repair of breakages.”

A discussion wes held on the
chlorination question. The Coun-
‘cil felt the public should be made
aware of the redson for the de-

this

new water ‘lines to. their pro-
perty.

Concern was expressed re-
garding settlement with Ford,
Bacon and Davis for the repair
work on Milestone road paving.
The agreement was for the Vil-
lage crew to do the repairs and
the Gas Company to be billed for
césts, ‘A statement in amount of
$537 was forwarded to Ford,
Bacon and Davis, but no answer
has been received.

The Council recommend a
letter go to the advis-

off lay in

This has been caused by two
lines of thought held by differ-
ent engineers. Officials at Vie-
torla do not agree with plans
proposed by the engineering firm
of Wallace and Turner, who had
been contacted by Council re-

the installation, The
Council felt once Victoria adopts
the plans it will only be a short
time. until installation ,is made.

Sprinkling regulations are
still a source of trouble, and
there are a number of known
hours. It

ing if settlement is not forth-

coming, the Village will not be

responsible for damages to the

black-top. a

Traffic hazard at the en-
Roa

as, endorsing the~ ‘change ‘to|and as

Mouritain Standard ‘Time,, which | will go to the completion of - -the
is being urged by many Cham- ice arena,

trance .to id was
also under discussion, and. Mr.
Rust stated that recently painted

was the opinion of the Council
that. little could be done this year
but it is planned to set up a

system of policing which will go|-

into effect with the beginning of

the sprinkling season next year.
Commissioner Logelin xeport-
(Continued Gn Page 8)

decided ’to-borrdw the. platiks, for The season tcket costs SL,

table tops if possible, which amounts to quite.a Saving
Arrangements will be made over a number of.

for the same insurance coverage | tickets.

as last year for the handicraft! ° F,t2ea members were pre-

and needlework sections. sent at Fridays meeting. The
Mr, Pitts, on inc Committee|next meeting is September #.

for entertainment, presented 2' This will be the last meeting be-

few posters advertising the Bad-|fore the Fair untess something

dely' Bros, show and midway,|unforseen occurs ta be dealt

which is being brought in for: with.

the Exhibition days. Mr. Pitts Entries for the Fair clase

stated this is a reliable outfit,! September 13.

‘Auto Association Urees
‘Drivers Turn On Red

AB. C. Automobile Assoc-

Awarded 8.7 Mile .
iathe He today ed
Road Contract Here tion, spokesman voay, ged

A contract in the amount of advantage of legislation perm-
$808,822 has been awarded to itting right turns on red lights.
Interior Contracting Company “This privilege benefits all
of Penticton for the next 8.76 drivers by speeding up traffic
miles of the new -Blueberry- tlow generally.” said Harry
meats road, Highways Leepece Duker, chairmen of the road
Castelgar News. Monday. - He coupled his advice how-
He said work ’Is to begin ever, with a warning that the
shortly. Interior's equipment is onus i: on the driver to yield
already arriving at the road. right of way to’ other traffic
and

interior Contracting®

NO PRIVACY FOR BIRDS, BEAS7S

Birds and beast had little privacy around Bun! le, Ont,
when 66 students gathered for a week-long nature. wads camp,
sponsored by the Federation oo tarlo Natura iii Nature

Sans of tram
el he Hearts content, ‘combining 'e wildlife -

‘vacation, This group of bird watchers .
obviously have just spotted an interesting specimen. +