Wi CASTLEGAR NEWS, | mhursday, Nov,’ 25, 1965

A Rose Balween Two Thoms:

Everyone Wants to Adopt Castlegar- Kinnaird

Nelson News

In what appears to be more
an an out-and-out attempt to
a growing 2 assessment plum,
ng Ci Trail is: pressing
for the ¥inelusion of Castlegar-
Kinnaird in a. greater Trail re-
gional district.
: Such a proposal shows com-
plete and utter disregard for
the wishes of the Castlegar and
Kinnaird councils, completely
dmnores the best interests of re-

sidents of the two villages and
shows absolute failure to com-
prehend the purpe) urpose and prin-
ciples governing the establish-
ment of regional distriz:s, ‘
Sound reasons in favor of
the: inclusion of: Castlegar ‘and
naird in the Central Koote-
ia "Regional District, along with
Nelson, Slocan Valley municip-
alities, Nakusp and others, are
almost too numerous to men-
Hon Night
6 most pro-

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minent reasoning Yes with eco-
ies

Castlegar and Kinnaird are
unalterably allied economically
with the Beneral Central’ Koo-
tenay Regional D!

lor industries are‘unalterably
' ted to the area for their raw fea

material sources.

The new highway system al-
ready under ‘ouatraction and
nearing completion in:many in-
stances, has already-and'in the
future “will even moreso, im-
prove and expahd communica:
tions between | Castlegar.
Kinnaird and‘ other: sectors’ of
the Central region.

“When construction’ of the| &
Brilliant Matis highway into
Kinnaird is complete, travel be-
tween Castlegar-Kinnaird and
Nelzon el be. consigeran ly fast-
er than

It must be remembered that that

NOTICE

Effective November. 30,

1965, the

“Qld” Cascade Road between (Christina
Lake and Rossland will be maintained
'16.4 miles West from Rossland to Sheep
Creek; and from Cascade East to mile-

Persons using the road between these
points do so at their own risk.

By Order

‘MINISTER OF HIGHWAYS

A. E. Staite, -
District Superintendent, °
Department of Highways,
Rossland, B.C.

November 9, 1965

istrict, Their | for

and | 02 why th

the allocation of Castlegar-Kin-

naird is not something to
settled by a battle between Trail
and Nelson, for the larger mu-
nicipalities are certainly entitled
to no more consideration than
are the smaller ones,

It isnot) just the people
of these two ages who will
be ‘affected by the greed
certain Trail: interester b but the | #
people of Creston, Riondel, Sal-
mo, Nakusp, Stocan Valley and
Kaslo as wel

Nakusp, at the outset; made
it clear that it was uninterested
in any regional district jet 10| 8
Arrow Lake School District 10
‘was included. It is just as vital

Castlegar-Kinnaird, for. it al to
m this general area

that a} ¢.

a

Trail Times

e ‘minister has respond-
ed to othe protest and we are to
be given an opportunity Friday
to. make a stand for a’ Greater
Trail regional district with boun-
daries which make sense,

Deputy, municipal -affairs
minister Brown is to hear our
ry in the course of meetings
to which all of the affected mu-
nicipalities have been invited.

firm and logical:

Let us remain  , absolutely to

ver know. Chances’ are the boun-
darles were ‘laid’ out bya civil
servant who never saw the Col-
umbia Valley in his ufe. le.

We have ‘pothing: against
Grand’. Forks-Greenwood.. and
the Boundary people. We -wel-
come them as neighbors: we are
only too pleased .that' the re-
routed Highway | No. 3 ‘system
places : Trail ‘and: Grand’ Forks
on'‘one another's doorstep, 80.

Kinnaird area should be includ-
ed within a Greater ‘Trail '‘re-

great deal of its local
erive their raw ‘materials.

It is clear, really, that the
area encompassed by Sena
District 10 is a:vital key tothe

Central Kootenay al Boy te Dis-
trict setup ie and Aan obvious ren

A month ago, the
arbitrarily placed ‘cactiegankir
naird within a regional district
centred upon Nelson, and attach-
ed the Boundary country: to! 0!
Rossalnd- pray hat led to this

; if th
“| tiches to include part of Grand | E
Forks-Greenwood within a Ross-
land-Trail Ferlonal district, that’s,
| a L rleat, wi
But eran ‘Forks remains

cantlegarannala, howeve!
is-an area’ only 18: miles'nort
of Trail,.an area whose. people,
and.fortunates are ‘in cabl

entirely ‘unsound. Raat
co eurther than ‘this, Castle-
‘Kinnaird were, :for.years, a
Soumitory for Trail workers. .To-
day, however, they are mature,
responsible communities and no
longer. just an economic plum
tobe battled over by Trail and
Nels on.
is nothing less than am-
‘dane the sudden desire by the
Silver City element to take the
two ‘villages under that’ city’s
wing.
Trail has never, at any time,
given any financial . considera-
tion to the Castlegar airport
that has been entirely. support-

ed by Castlegar, Kinnaird andj -. pri

Nelson.

A proposed toll-free tele-
pohne service between the vil-
Jages and Trail-was defeated by
Trail voters,

Trail interests were ‘instrum-
ental in having the Kinnaird-
Salmo, highway 3 link postpon-
ed.

There is no valid argument
existing for the Trail ‘proposal
which obviously in‘ conflict
with the: ‘wishes of councils o:
the. villages.

It is obvious, too, that Trail’s
thinking and planning has. not
rended beyond: industry:: Re-
creational amenities-are ‘an im-

portant Part, of. any. regional
Tiatrict and-Trailites have, for
many. years, been allied.:recre-
ationally with the Grand Forks
and Boundary areas. ‘This’
borne out by by the heavy use of
such recreational: facilities | as
Christina .Lake® and offers
the general: area, by residents
of Trail.

‘The fact that many Comin:}""

co employees reside in Castle-
gar-Kinnaird shows nothing | €27!
more than that many of those
employees prefer the many ame
enities of living

gs
is} to destroy the tissue. It is some

han | your

Four Winners
Watching: Ads .
Claimed $5" Each

Four district resid have

ne-
always; have been and always
will

‘with those of Trai

We are joined bya highway
which carries’ a tremendous vo-
lume of traffic and is in itself
a’major planning: headache in
the solution of which both com-
munities * must ’ participate.
Since the days c oe river boats,

each won ‘themselves $5 so
far: for spotting their names
In the: Castlegar News.” *

‘Each week:a new name ap-
pears In one of the advertise-
menis on the full page spon-
sored. by elght [ocal’ stores.
ave to do to win the

itch for. your name
to appear: between" now and
Sree

+. does appear, ust pi one

the Castlegar News: and
sheave for $5 will be matted
to

Ps “far; winners have been
Mrs. 1. Davidson, Mrs. Jesse
Helfer, R Ceccont and R. A.
D. West.

Most winners have claimed
their’ prize within a hour of
fee boys starting: their de-

iveries. .

TB. Germs Begin.
To Destroy Tissue :

When séeoulosis”, germs
gettle ‘in ‘langs ‘they: “begin

time before they do enough da-
mage for the body to show symp-
toms. By the’ time symptoms: ap-
pear, the disease is moderately
advanced... «

Chest X-rays detect -tuber-
culosis while itis. still in the

early stages and can be most
effectively treated. Free chest
X-ray service is supported by
Christmas seal dollars.

The
“| rest- developing: when he pisces

then highways,
the area peste the con-
fluence of the Kootenay and Co-.
lumbia’ rivers has been, Trail
country. Castlegar-! Kinnaird was
built by.’ people’ employed | in
Aral and, B the jaein a ed
Pop’ yy people deep: ¥
volved in‘ our heavy industry,
people who shop here, seek me-
dical' service “here, have  f
connections here — people, in
short, ‘who belong here.

When the minister est:
ed his regional district
tion, he expressed the tt

that the new type of
tration would: catch peopl
terest because people wanted to
have a greater say in local de-
velopment.

chances of such inte-

two such. economically discon-
nected areas.as Trail and Mid-.
way-in the same planniing pot,
are’poor to say the least.

‘A far more logical approach
a uni-

The only sensible a} proach
to regional service ict con-
stitution on'the west side.of the
Columbia | river ds to include
Castlegar-Kinnaird within boun-
daries .encompassing Rossland-
Trail, and we believe the deputy
minister, once he has examined
the’ situation: more closely, val

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FLOOR TILES” a

“For ed at Annual\Mect

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1 meeting’ o!

At ‘the “annual of; 0:
the Kootenay-Columbla Scout
district held recently at the Le-
elon Castlegar, a new

in Hall in
slate of officers was elected.
This included president, R. W.
Whittaker, secretary, ‘a,
ttaker and treasurer, al
Bate.
A district council was form-
ed with 10: members to help
with administrative duties.
Frese at this meeting was
guest ‘speaker J. S. Miller, re-
gional” Brecutive of Kootenay-
Boundary’ Scout district. He
hole that, as usual, more lead-

needed.
é' following ‘address was
by. Distict, ;Commissioner
.: Calderbank,
Since \ my: aj peintinent as
district commissioner ‘in
spring of this year, I have eit
to grasp the difficulties and pro-
blems of the district. My’ resl-
dence in Canada, which has been | in

legar considerably Jess, -has not
made the task any easier. With-

the eople here tonight,:I could
not have tak taken ‘over: the duties

members, Scouts, Cubs, and: Rov-
er leaders, and’ of course: ‘not
the least. of all, the very select
few ‘loyal members of the dist-
tict executive. I would also like
to take this opportunity to thank
the’ sponsoring organizations for
their: quiet but vital assistance
when called upon, and ‘also our
many friends in the commercial
world,” without whose financial
dates very little could be

lone.

Mrs. R.
part of the year,

solved the greatest problem Un-
der Mrs. Martini’s enthusiastic
lenders, and with the help of
Yr: willing workers, the scout-
per and: cubbing was very. satis,
lea-

um support, and also,
assisted me a great deal in car-
rying out my duties. They had
very little experience when they
started, but, tackled the task

as-a.whole. Not only as the dis-
trict. commissioner, but also as
a parent, I would like to express
my. grateful. thanks to
tini and her never for all their

Tn” ‘scouting and|
cubbing asa. a le. had‘a-very

000: ears This again was large-
Bi xs ‘efforts

ly due to the

in Trail.

A blish the

$100”
TRADE-IN

The to
Central Lm Regional Dis-
trict has already been made.
Castlegar and Kinnaird coun-
cils do. not want to align with
Trail.

Are these people to. have
nothing ‘to say? Will they have
to follow’ Trail’s bidding? Are
they to have no control over
their own destinies?
Given a fair chance to main-
tain their own autonomy, these
people will have, eventually, a
third major Kootenay cornu
if centre an ey know

HY it is. certainly doubtful ae

Castlegar’s

Business and

Professional Directory

to effect this ‘by. placing “the
entire matter in a referendum
before the people. This is not
foreseen. st

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Robson, ‘under the able
leadership ‘of Bob’ Waldie, again
had ‘anot! nee successful year. As

with all the group committees,
they have had their leadership
thored th but:so far; have wea-
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torily. annual’ organized
efforts have’ all been very satis-
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and ‘son -pienic, to which I was
invited and enjoyed very much

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h leadership ' diffi-'

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id Mrs. M. Simyundich

home at ‘Vancouver,
' Mrs.::C. Mayr © and infant]!
daughter:.of- Nakusp left Mon-
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parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Tay-
Jor.

Mr, and Mrs. T. Garvey, for-

three ‘children’ Shaun,’ Charlene
and Paige, now mare their home
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Master. stots Hughes cele- | a
brated his fifth birthday Monday
ata qiet luncheon with guests,
s. H.R. Hawkins and children
‘Melvin, ‘Jay. andit Colleen. £
Whilé in Vaiicouver Mr. E.
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his niece, -Miss ‘Susan Coffey.
The -ceremony, took: place: at
|the: Anglican: church: Vancouver
with the ‘reception atthe |Ad-
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A> welcome was ‘given :to
Mrs. 'T.” Garvey, her many
neighbors ‘at’ the home of. Mrs.

Firman.

Congratulations to Mr: E.
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Friday. :

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