CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Oct. 24, 1963

“Public Meeting on

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from page one)
plained why the flood plain area
In the village (the area known as
park)
from residential development.
Mickey Moran : sugested that

Zoning

the “broad authorization” given the
superintendent of works, his \as-
sistants or anyone appointed by
council to enter places to see
that the provisions of the bylaw
are being obeyed,

there should be added
given to the bylaw prior to action
on it by council while Steve Cham-

Mr, L that
if the superintendent of works
ann ici: out an ; jospection
then

bers
of the bylaw saying | that there nha

he
authorized in Sie by council.
his sug:

been some “sorry
Enforcement of the building YD

with regard ta the: matter of
single dwelling areas in the'village,
Mr, Sylvest said “council has no
firm opinion on what areas should
or should not be single dwelling.”
He said Somimissinners would ap-

Mr.

gestion as “very reasonable.”
+ To a question by Cee Gorse
as to why land has been made
available for manufacturing indust-
ries ‘near the river rather than
near raiload trackage, Mr. Nau-
mann said that land which could
be -used in the village that is on
ly used as re-

Preciate f
the residents of the a concern-

3 "Mike Livingstone questioned

Kin-Gar. Video
Sysiem to Cut
Into Antenna

Kin-Gar Video expects to in-
terrupt TV service in the Cas-
tlegar area for “about three
days” In four or five weeks time
when it cuts its distribution sys-
tem into its antenna system re-
located at a new site.

In Ietters:to the twin villages
of Castlegar and Kinnaird, com-
pany official Gordon Falrwea-
ther safd that Kin-Gar’s new an-
tenna location “has been fully
proved out and excellent signals
are available from all the Spo-
kane stations,”

He added that arrangements
for access to the antenna site

sidential veh homes that are
in good condition.”

Asked by Mr. Kraft if per-
sons living in- present residential
areas that would be rezoned to
commercial would have to pay
taxes on commercial property, the
community planner answered that
the provincia! law on assessment
does not allow the assessor to take
zoning into account but. only the
actual use to which the land is
being put.

¥Ed Herman suggested that the
zoning of property at the south end
of the village as industrial is go-
ing to mean the “cluttering up of
the entrance to Castlegar with nui-
sance industries.” Mr. Naumann
answered that the presence of the
highway makes the property suit-
able for industrial use but. that
the area in quetsion is one where
zoning is going to. have to be re-
viewed.

Quite a bit of discussion at
the meeting centered around the
questions of duplexs and apartment
buildings in residential areas, Com-
and “Walter

have been “and ‘at
this date work has started: on
clearing the route for the trans-
Portation run from the antenna
site to the distribution system.”
When the site “is ready to
cut in we anticipate service
will have to be interrupted for
abont three days. This will be
in four or five weeks time. The
Public will be kept informed of
this through the Castlegar
News.”

Mr. Fairweather wrote that|

within the past two weeks Chan-
nel 2 at Spokane has started re-
gular operation from a new

‘situated

Thorp indicated, along with’ Mr.
Sylvest, that ‘aspects concerned
with these questions would receive
council’s further consideration.

LEGION: CORNER

close to where Channel 6 moved
to a few years ago. As a re:
of this move, he added, “consi-
derable degradation of received
has occurred.”
In anticipation. of this, Kin-
Gar Video carried out several
‘months of exhaustive testing be-
cause it was expected that a new
- site would be required for Kin-
: Gar’s antennas. However, results
* of the testing of the new. site
could not be confixmed until
oe station move was accomplish-
e pees a
The, new lotation of the an-
tennas has now been fully proved
and excellent signals are availa-
ble .from all the Spokane Bia.
tions at this site. a

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At Next Meeling

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= PUBLIC NOTICE

Senior Citizens — Meeting
Friday, Oct. 25 - 7.30 p.m.
Entertainment Knights of Co-
lumbus L, V. Campbell will
show films of European Trip
All elderly citizens invited.

Stanley Humphries PTA —
Film Entitled Research on
Smoking is’ feature of the
next meeting to be held on
cena, Oct. 28 fat 8 pm.

High School ‘Cafeteria.
Senior Students invited,
Figure Skat starts: Fri,
Oct, 25,

SMITHS.

next Stanley Humphries PTA to
be held: on’ Monday at 8 p.m. in
the high school cafeteria.

A panel headed: by: Dr. D. F.
Ternent will discuss this subject
and time. will be given for ques-
tions.

Concern over the smoking ha-
bits of teenagers and their relation

to cancer is the reason for this],

subject being chosen for the PTA
meeti

attend, as this is of particular in-

terest -to-them, and. all Parents are |"

welcome,

LT

_ Nordi¢ Lodge . will hold
Whist Party: in Nordic’ Hall
Oct, 26 - 8 p.m. Refreshments
everyone welcome.

Kinnaird C.W.L,-Bazaar Kin-
naird Hall, Oct, 26-2-5 —
Featuring: hair : atsling ‘by.
maretta:

2 Ladies Curling CTab meeting
Oct, 28, 8 p.m. Denneus’ Res.
850 Columbia Ave. :

PLUMBING. a
HEATING ©

is the feature of the].

Senior students are invited to|.

Plans have been finalized for

the observance - of -Remembrance

Day. The parade and ceremonies

will be held on “Monday, Nov. 11

at the Cenotaph as usual and in

case of-bad weather services will
be held’ at the. Theatre,

Poppies have been- sent out
to all district schools’: and \ the
wreaths and ‘sprays for the busi-
ness firms will be!aut on Nov. 2.
The tickets for the banquet on
Monday Nov, 11 are available un-
til Nov.’.6 and. members are re-
quested to get their tickets from
executive members as‘ there are
only a ited number available
and* admission -is ‘by ticket’ only.
A dance will follow the banguet at
the. Legion : Hal. *

The next regular meeting will
be on Tuesday, Nov. 5 and is im-
portant..-Members are .asked | to
make ‘a special effort to attend,

Mrs. Demoskoft. of ‘Thrums,”
ober ‘23rd, ‘a son,

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The ‘board of management of
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special, meeting sehe..

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New court room facilities were |
opened in the Oglow Block in Cas-
'] tlegar:' yeaterday } with’ pleas * by’
local. Herb Pitt id,

“pocts’ the financial
dy for study by .the
‘Thursday’ night.

Trail that more area Te
sidents ; take the opportunity: of, at-
d watching’ court ‘ pro-

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mag! comm
upon’ the ‘desirability of publle
on ages‘ being heard with
as

sisting magistr:
ites": chambers. and: vwltueases" waits
ding room, : were: hailed‘ by magis-
trate Pitts as/“‘something that:has
tbeen.: badly : needed s‘for.<'years."”,
He: said: the ‘new ‘quarters: Sia will
‘service the ‘area’.much

| quately’ than-has- former: accommo-

pictur of ‘Castlegar, in full

ning,-to’ greet: pup!
from ‘the ‘Pied: Piper Rindergar,

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its | Placed“: over.’ 80. ‘orders: ‘with th

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‘bonus : with subscriptions to Beau-

Castlegar’ News‘:cost: only "$2 ant

*:]'and coroners’

color, I featured “in’:the’ ‘scenic’|.™
ny, floral, diary Brepared by ‘the 'B.

- Subscriptions placed ‘at the]:

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‘\TheBo:
fof. School ‘District Na,’

ard of Schoo), ‘Trustees
‘9: Monda:

‘Provincial Conall of Pu-|)
to hold 4

ng0 TSE:
| of at:least three Fealoual colleges | ¥
: throughout , the: province, Pi

Castlegar News, sending
BC. Ma

E Lewis ie
* firemen’ for; the: interest ‘shown ‘in

“a most: enjoyable ‘and

in’the ‘school district to: ascertain

dorses ‘ the ‘action.
West, Provinelal?.

the: Council ’ of ‘Public |”
Bi

Hea ane chairman: of me West)

‘Koo! 's ‘ steering © com-

hittes ne appointed to draw, up plans’

1 of oft the college, said the committeé

estimated ‘that ‘such a° college

‘It hasbeen forecast that the would cost “appreximiately $2 mil:

plebiscite may. be held as early’as. A Le PRR K
8 if

tion Leslle Peterson’ recently
nounced * that * fhe ‘government: is

Prepared ‘to “end

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‘nephews’ and thelrvchildven: i
3 | Don‘ Wickett! of the) Ci Fu-
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thering \z.of Chris

and the’ good: work. of ;ministering

to.the needs’ of.

- tons ‘and family counsel
‘The . public

is’welcome to at:

on ine problems © of

Society; ; sald Zabout 20
ore and: theirs wives.

taxatio F
general with: specific referees, to
estates th

rp Joh:
who. is president of. te WK Medi-

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‘price this year, They,|'
‘Hall took Prof, [will be! 45c‘1a' package, A. thas | Sula

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