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4 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Dec. 9;. 1965

:Maddocks and Oglow are Candidates in Castlegar’s Mayoralty: Race:

would encourage business and
industry to establish “within
our sphere of» interest”
would develop “a comphrehen-

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"NT. Oglow

‘(continued from Page one)

ed to the outlying areas and
Kinna!

boring communities are quite

ird. He says he’ believes
‘that the people in our nelgh-

R. G.- Maddocks

(continued from page one)

capable, of handling thelr own

ers Mutual Insurance Co,

The candidate notes ‘that
management ‘of his stores is now
in capable hands while the open-
ing of the hotel’ relieves the
directors of their Previous heavy

and

ee

For Gifts That
Last All Year.

: Give Columbia,

Gold Hard Hat is Presented

Kinshvign Present Cheque
To Mental Retardation

dent Will Klein of Regi
t| it was expected that, ne a

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Dec. 9, 1965

PAARAAAAARRARAAARARARAAT

CENTRAL FOOD MART =

& PH, 365-5336 KINNAIRD FREE DELIVERY

follow the path to economic de- avelad workable plan for Pro:
y 5

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SN oly behind estaba 9 ganda wh aa
ment of a district municipality, | sor was born in Cardiff, Wales.
the candidate says Castlegar] te’ came to Canada: under the
must take the leadership in this] Empire Tralning Scheme and
matter and if successful at the trained <t here ine a pilot in the
polls he will form a group of | Hee! .
active citizens “to pursue organ- Following he end. ore
time.’ ization of a district municipali-| War he Teturned to ee toyment
The idate has been pre-| 4,» where he gaine ploy!

ty. with the Bank of Montreal at
sident of the Castlegar and Dist- ddock that He has held various
riet Chamber of Commerce and | the Peis for Castlegar’s future| types of employment’ and has
the Castlegar Curling Club and} development was laid in two i been in the shoe business for
helped to organize the now dis-| jor decisions made ‘in 1964. 17 years, 15 of them here in

was in that year, during ehich Castlegar.
banded Project Soclety which y ‘ te

time he spent six months as ac Besides his Castlegar store.
built the arena. He enjoys golf-| i, chairman during the illness| mr. Maddocks has. stores
ing and skiing and he and his| of village chaitman W. Hl. Reed, | Grand Forks and Revelstoke and
wife live on 4th Ave, that Kinnaird and Castlegar au-|he is vice-president. of. the Hi

The first water extension | thorized the B.C. Research Coun-| Arrow Arm Motor. Hotel. He is

bylaw was completed while Mr.| cil study of alternate oes a also a director. of ‘Fruit Grow-
Oglow was on council and this 7 =
bylaw made possible the build-

ing of ‘the hospital and SHSS
where they are today. He also
arranged with the provincial
government for the paving of
Main and Maple streets as well
as some of the connecting aven-
ues,

strong pay-as-you-go policy on
elvic improvements. -
"+, Ié elected mayor he prom-
rovide an efficient

In. Ob Gael thi
the genre Bt tats of of | turni We Reserve the rt to Limit Quantities

Club: wil De relayed into nation: E

involvements ‘in planning ‘and
thus he now has the ‘time avall-
able to become active once again
in council work

Active in community affairs,
Mr, Maddocks has been presi-
dent of the Cancer Society and
has been president of the Cas-
tlegar Rota: Club. He: is a
member of the Canadian Legion
and' has been active in church
work,

He was a KRC Community
Chest director for three years
and is presently a director of the
Castlegar branch of the Kooten-
ay Society for Handicapped Chil-
dren, He also served on the
advisory, committee for regional
pinoning for for ue West Kootenay |
area in 1

affairs”

The major portion of Cast-
legar's sidewalks were built
during Mr, Oglow's term of of-
fice and he says he would as-
semble “a realistic money bylaw
for the purpose of paving our
streets at the earliest possible

At Arrow Dam Safety Night

Presentation of a gold; -plat- sande represoniatlve Bob Wiele
site on July 22 ‘whi
Sen rogram ate usb oo ef ea a ae i pn
row. damsite last Thursday ev- Pareott ea gwen He award | ing and hit him, on the hen Son D to tho: Hengence ae or Insti
y er ser-
"Hine hat was - Presented: to!ious injury or death on the dam- presented "by a tafety supply | fa ie
in Trail.

of Mental Retardation building | onto.
es lon has bess On completion,
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PHIL

made _possibla 'b ; house the nation:
est and participation a nthe Grey ters of fhe Canadia:
RISE HAULING LT D.
rou'll firid Ib wh
LOW BOY AND HIGH BOY HAULING ma nigh and, ork Ween eoale

Cup Pool hi for
OVERNIGHT SERVICE TO AND FROM _| | sate’ aacord es Tie on fae ee

Epic, Harmony,

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+6 obtain the fullest value for
our tax dollars and avoid waste Barclay and ac
in every way.” Cen +

With respect to the sub- . i
jbct of a district municipality, Musee Records :
the candidate believes ‘that
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Featuring Your Favorite Stars: The iy’ Tony
Bennet, New. Christy. Minstrel, Solany. Cash, |
Mitch Miller, Marty Robins.

“WE HAVE THE BEST RECORD s TOWN”
240 First Ave.’ Castlegar. Phone 365-5951

UVUUVVELE VUE UEB ESE

Hydro assistant construs

manager, Brian Quinlan told ae gies =
‘gathering that.‘where ever ‘Ou
find a-job with a high acci
jae you'll -firid’'a

ib. Where you ‘find

99c

Gisins 4s.

The institu
FOR SHAY DECORATOR LOOK clearing hot te
where evel

REUPHOLSTER

eld in November,
ttle BC. PO d a0 far on the Ar. Mushr. OOMS sliced or whole 3 tins $

In announel: wi
project ‘this fall ng the national
4123: Bonnybrook Road, y abite Praetee of
PHONE 273.9378.

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At the regular bi-mont
esday night can
fe Ewart rte

the subject from the talking
Juice Tomato, 3 _MBor- tins...

stage to the acting stage.”

It was also in that year that
a professional report on storm
drainage and street improve-
ment was authorized. This re-
port forms.the basis for discus-
sions on these two subjects to-

day:

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. $1.69 :
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lere | are not many
people,” he ri
you can say: 4 od, te whom

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‘How does it feel
to. be run over’ b:

screraeth y a Euc or'a Ta
ton 5 Guest: ry Art Bicker

er

bt moan pero of a safety yy supply
teners’ to take a couriieads
not Tose-our-heads, “athtada He
quoted the late Preside nt. Ken-
nedy to the effect that. “an er-
wo males ae als go felis 32
Peat e ike fails to

. Mr. Bickerton posed eight

; tha
a TATA Bot fOr ae acre rot al

Now Ops 7 Lei te aa pa. you es .with gifts, candies and

oP is overemphasized? Do you ge | {gree 1 Sore, for all on Doc

community retardation pro:

The. winn ners
Cup ‘Fool were; i fhe, Grey
inal score — Ge ‘
keroff; "Ist, quarter more
The winner’ is asked to present
his ticket; Reciprocal quarter —
Bob Fobister and Ozzie Kofter. |

Gast the Castlegar and tena
Hospital’s Expansion Program

Vote ‘YES’ on Saturday, December 1

7

We aré now located at our
new residence.
349 - 8th AVE: CASTLEGAR

COLUMBIA SAND & GRAVEL
ieee 4 and: Excavation
Ph. 365-7013

Mr, Maddocks believes that
the mill! rate should be kept

as low as possible with ‘maior
works carried out with bylaw
funds rather than from gen-
eral revenue. He also Proposes

He was also chairman when
Castlegar left the Columbia
river as its source of water sup-
ply and guided council discus-
sions’ with Celgar which obtain-
ed two wells an
sromtite: that company for the muni-

He. negotiated with the pro-
vincial governm ent for the in-
ol

A bingo work -
ed for’10 a.m. Satur ted is cal
Legion and ‘all members are re-
quested ‘to out and lend
|
re
cvenln g once a year

bo You AND YOUR
FURNITURE A FAVOR

pples ‘Hendipee, Mac's wih

the
street improvement bylaw.

He believes that the town
should again avail itself of the
K | Partlelpation of of UBC Hydro in

of Castlegar and will work to-
wards infusing “a sense of pur-
Dose: ane direction in the com-

Oo >

Our guaranteed reup-
holstering is the best Robsen Socials YSTEFS Smoked, Sea Lord, 2 tins 49C
thing that ever hap-

pened to your furni-

Creek
drainage system which made it
possible for the Super Value
store to be built where it is to-

Mrs. K. Hepher of B
is currently eee corel

hrimps Nols, 2 tins ......... OYE

‘ture! For comfort,
style, expert repairs,

we're unbeatable!

See Knut at ..
CASTLEGAR CUSTOM

Upholstery

: “Across from the Theatre”
eas Ph, 365-5636

day and which also ended the
annual flooding of the Castle-

gar El y Scho
Quite a-bit of | municipal
equipment was purchased wile
‘Oglow was chairman and
the land was obtained on which
the Kinsmen Park is now being

feveloned

ayoralty candidate
said Te will Hf abolish “any bylaws
or! Ere ea that ‘are je designed
rimari us) 0
Fround” and al arte to en-

new hones:

and businesses locate in

Apostolic Church
To Present Play

dar tt at.7 o'clock in thi
fidnaist ‘hal

This Yuletide drama is bein:
staged by the Sunday schoo!

Castlegar.

CASTLEGAR DRUG
FOR HER
AT CHRISTMAS...

ane

a “THE PROGRAM

After several presentations had been made to the Hospi-
tal Insurance Service approval in principle to develop a
program of expansion {nereasing the existing hospital from
ty tires pede BR y beds was) received in May 1964,
The a that
movidion SToula he made for Nature frowth of the communi-
|, in line with , agreement was reached to provide
for a seventy “ped hospital with twenty beds Jett nneinished:
cet rocesding wit ith methods of expansion the eP n-
committee stigated Possible use, oft the ce misting
wing ce asa 2 an ne ome or unit.
felt the value of the plant was Tao as one to ‘convert te gies
some method of expansion which would con-
ent building would be of greater advantage.
The problem which faced the committee was how to
sevelop | a mdureta which could be Seadually expanded in
capacity. an:

OUR metho of hort en 1 and vertical expansion
wer e 01 ie eme was: agcen'

i ¥ pres sent sche: me, in the ¢ on opinion Of the col

architect and: B.C.HLLS. officials Presents the most advan:
tagzeous method of expansion:

for 100) d

E it the ‘hospital also “allows for future verti
ee expansio orn We we ual os allow for a projected, capacity
oft BHO ‘hundred

en, by an -enlar;
S: "alternate met!

was, She major. cause of a seemingly or
After examining these studies the committee recom-
mended to the: Board of

stu
Management that the present

h be proceeded with as it still presented the best solu-
tion fo the expansion of this hospital, e
recommendation

e Bo: eee pied committee
soand, eer aD ebindite b be held d'to raise the local

and Tequogted tha ces plebl
'e Of ie mi if
me exam} increases required in the diagnostic

and service saa al of ‘the hospital are as follows:

Existing Required
Square Footaze Square Footage

ub rm avera;
en

TO MEET THE NEED _

1963.— beds p gar of
sh Columbia was 88.
1965 — Baeh the above basis fo
beds shot

for

a minimum standard 50

ud. be available: now for the population

1971 — Sa the above basis 65 beds would be required and
ate = 3 beds should be available.

mY we mayor, Mr. Maddocks : i Ron‘ s Motel Coffee Shop

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» DINING ROOM eo CONFECTIONERY

FULL COURSE MEALS

in Steaks, ‘Chicken,

inlizi
Home Made Pies and Rolls tin =

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WHO WILL BE THIS DISTRICT'S 1966

CITIZEN OF THE YEAR

ao. indi cas, Ig ‘and: or to
ke nomina’ fons. are asked ' ‘to submi
vate: te it them in
DRAWER 4 230,
CASTLEGAR, B.C. :
Deadline: 5 p.m. on Fri, Jan, 7, 1966
Ss | by the Ca:

Bers

tieg Kiwanis. Club

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Kootenay ‘STORM +SCREEN

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nerally, but not alwa'
safety? Do you ee safaty ie
fore, {mportant to: you than it

you or yours?
Peté Rithley, re:
of the Aller eae presentative

ry membership was read
accepted. Oilers" Slected ys
0.

Robert Jeff
Holden, 1¢ Jot is
8 | Ew:

J. Un:

One application’ for ordin-

966 were
resid. 21
mee presid

a sergeant-abariee
ckie — Executive— H. B;

and ate
an, A.-Lamb, B. motored to Fernie

to attend

eé Co-
ares, empha:
eve
concern and. noted that ee
‘up to.a man if he ever sees an
nae conaition to report it.”
‘oundation - Dravo's

supervisor, Paul Dyer, ey
thes proces ‘O° bi ih and
an reporting them. H S explemed
the ‘various ‘compens;
Phich kave iforbe

le, person . ‘gmnpleted
the" finstald attendant, the doe?
tor andthe: oun

Dyer:
|| must; be: in ‘to
compensation eae *eiman 2
chéque can be: issued: and “it

CTT cc Out to a mam in spre,

Several films. were
shown ie, fo round Ww te Tronem
in the Wester
4 rn Cater-

5's.
Be

garni
q patrick,.and S. Jones,

ee eae teeth i
aa all forms _
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Hours: Daily 9-6 Thursday 9-9
Located Above’ Bob's ‘Pay'N Takit :
Phone 365-6717 :

Avoid disappointment maki
eee tpeltnir a

PORK & BEANS Goodness
DOG FOOD Ballards 15-0
CHEEZ WHIZ Kraft 2 Ib.

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Potato Chips natteys ‘Tripect 49

‘Ice Cream pany Time, 3 et. em 9

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hocolates Jewel, 1202. tox ZIC

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Dog Food Dr. "Ballard 10: tins $1

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. Kootenay Cleaning. Genire

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$1.19
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$3.69

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_ Builders WIND OWS : _NES ‘Report Shows

cost
The estimated cost and cost sharing is as follows:

Grants
Provincial

$760,855
111,784
67,459

Placements: Higher CRISCO OIL 38-oz. Gach)
emb POWDERED MILK Carnation 48 at...
FLOUR Robin Hood 25 Ibs. ee Id
CHEER . ‘King Size $1.35
_ CHOCOLATES Sweet E Treat: Nutty Club 14-oz. 98

SASH AND DOOR
ALL TYPES OF LUMBER
ELK CEMENT — PLYWOOD
~GLIDDEN PAINTS = HARDWARE.

Loéal Funds
$647,855
126,332
194/918
= 20,000
= 60,000
"$949,108 $219,266 3989,105

the $989,105, together with interest ‘and
would 28 ‘nine per year. or: $2.80 per...

Federal

$122,000
: 97,288

Total. Cost
$1,539,710
335,392
202,377.
20,000
. 60,000
$2,157,479
se in taxes to re

costs twenty year perioe
over a
ro of t anabl Seto ent. :

COTY.

THIS WONDERFUL ARRAY OF INTERNATIONALLY RENOWNED FRENCH FRAGRANCES

* New, Construction

to
ager! of: th Nat ti ~
ager ti thorN fat isuat Ehiploy:
a5 Dernlte te Comet of
: raject
sufficient “nlomentiin Sn tee

ir Care of Your. Bang Desde,
“636: COLUMBIA: AVENUE: - 5155

LcAccATRTARMRRRTEE. | fares In the #08; 5 90
ee ORT was tndert

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Congsation; : eedollar, Regional
maller ven-

VAIMANT
Eau do Tollotteand

Dusting Powder
Gitt-pricedat 66-00

DAIMANT

Eau de Toilette
ee ‘To o our Customers i in

KINNAIRD - = CASTLEGAR - ROBSON

"LETTUCE « cello heads, Ib.

*" AMERICAN DRY GINGERALE ~ :
PEPSI Cots, ats., 5 for $1 00
“Plus Deposit eee

yu, ‘Bristo stow reported.
the number of persons te, that
the number ns ‘present~
lustry, are’ much’

and Perfume
Gift-priced at

FIFTEEN GLORIOUSLY BOXED COTY GIFTS PRICED BETWEEN

$9.50 and $14.50

It - i

ith the excep!
ree a arate ‘cut-back'in logging,
most’ wmills, anticipate -contin-
‘production, Recruiting
of many. department
King Christmas: on

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SEE THEM NOW AT OUR -COTY. FRAGRANCE DISPLAY

CASTLEGAR DRUG

R. EB. Goulet, Corner of Pine and Columbia Phone 365-7813
: Open Monday - Saturday 9-6 Friday 9-9

“RITZ. CRACKERS, Christies S
Ib. pkg, i

the“ wa Kootenai
Gatien : ay ‘Regional

Mr-: Bristow. advised that
continued recruiting for nurses

ray.

At the end_of Novem!
‘322 men and 225 women nb
registered: ‘as seeking. "employ-

right. to limit quantities
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