CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday,. ‘Aug. 24, 1961.’

Fall Fair Again ©:
. At High School

The executive meeting of the
la at the
home of Mrs, P, Oglow last week

Fall Fair Board’ was ‘heli

with seven nembets present and
Pete Ewart

equipment in the Kiddles Fark have

Cement footings for playground

been put in and the grounds will
soon be. seeded for lawn,. reported
works sup! , Norman MeNabb,

A: discussion th “an adding

ded to find out ‘about prices and
report at the general meeting,

Tt wos noted that up to date
there: have “been over 1,300 fair
books delivered.’In going over the
books! {t was noted that section Q
should read “All children six and
under,” not” just pre-school, Sec~

by the Ladies Auxillary to the Hos.
pital...
The insurance on ‘the Fair'is
to be. renewed.
The - general meeting is to be

when all’ organizations are ‘iirged
to have thelr representatives present:
as this will be the only meeting be-
fore the Fair. -
‘*, Judges have been contacted: but,
only one has replied: s0 far, Door
were ‘discussed anda” com-
mittee of Mrs, H. Johnson, Mra, L.
A’Grunerud and Mr. D,' Peppard

the of prizes, All ticket
holders will have a chance on the
door prizes.
Lumber for the display tables to

be ordered. The members of the
Canadian Legion will look after the
setting up of the tables. It was sug-
gested that all cup holders have the
cups turned'in. as ‘soon as -possible,
Don Brothers, MLA, will open the
me officlally’ at 730 on the Friday
evening.

machine was held and‘it was dect-| :

tions B and D will also be convened |. ;

: wal Pay for them, is

held on Sept.'6:in the Legion: ‘halt |<.

were appointed to be in charge of |.

. *. ?

‘The 4-minule stop alga’ ‘in front
of Bob's Pay-n-Takit will be re-
placed with a Scminute align,

oe

Village: ‘chatrman Aage Sylvest
suggested that policy should be set
at. the’ beginning: of next year on
what conventions should be at-
tended ‘by the. works supervisor,

‘Three benches ‘wit be purchased
by the. village for the Kiddies Park
on behalf of the Kinsmen ome who

onsescunaencs was read bet-
‘ween the Public Utilities Commis-

vately-owned. wa
wile its boundaries &

it was recelved fromthe water re~
sources committee , of! the: Nakusp

| will be!sunimarized by: Comim, -v.
R, Cook ee council's next mrecung:
fee

Comm: Cook ‘ggesioa that're-
presentatives from tho school and
hospital’ boards attend the public
mest oe on sewerage, ‘

nes 2 es
“A full audit of the village ‘books
will be made for the orderly: trana-
fer of) financial. matters to new
chairman Aage Sylvest; who dou-
bles; thew finance prapaann {rom re~

sion, Oarl Knutson of .the
Subdivision, and the Village‘of ,Cas-
tlegar, which diaclosed that a muni.
clpality does not have the authority

$624,535 in Building

Permits at Kinnaird
Building permits totaling $624,-

finance
N..'Ty Oglow, who was eines willege
chairman...
a
An amount of $10,500 was, s spent
on maintenance of roads during the
first’ six months of 1901, reported
municipal clerk Joe Logelin, A sug-
gestion was made that some of this
should have, been charged against
capital works and not maintenance.

“Oxfords ‘or r Loafers |

College ‘and “High
‘si col ‘STUDENTS

$1.95 - $14.95

RUNNING SHOES .

of all ages

636 in new building have been is-
sued so.far this’ year in Kinnaird,
This total was reached when
$66,000 in building permits were
approved at council’s Monday night
meeting.

Pollution Board

INSURANGE
For All: Your: «
. INSURANCE: AND
‘REAL ESTATE: NEEDS |
Phone 365-3441

for
white or black boots

$1.95 - $2.69

Don't miss ‘especially

' PULLOVERS in

“FALL DRESSES .
-for Junior: Miss”

two-piece suits and
. dresses
Arnels, cottons, ete.

All’ Cotton’ SKIRTS
$1.00 OFF Ree. Price

BULKY’ KNIT ©
CARDIGANS

Orlon, Wool, “Shag or
Lambswool

$7.95 + $11.95

“GYM SHORTS
Boys or Girls
Navy Drilt

$1.98 pr.

good B

on our.

Seamless: NYLONS --.

Micromesh, tall shades
$.79 pre 3

Complete ‘Line of

‘School ‘Supplies

Key-Tahs, 2 for $1

‘Lunch. Kit ‘and’:

: “Thermos. Bottle ¢

PROVING
Vetoes 4 o, TaR RY,

Bee Bi7say

Plans for the addition, to: the in the schoot activity room,
‘Tarrya Elementary school were -re-|‘: Conalderation-was also given: to
caved Money. oy. A School board | the school situation at Robson and
an ie leclded that night ‘Brillant, As a building program
to.call immedlately::for tenders;) {| has not yet been implemented, pen-

s.Untll this unit ts completed, it] ding recelpt of plana from Victoria,
is expected that, ong, class of Tarrys| 4:erade 5. class-.will -be temporarily
pupils will have to be ‘in ‘the Gi

High Onow
Dam Hearing
Here Oct. 3.

/Publio hearings on the spplica=
: fon ‘to build High ‘Arrow dam
‘will be held in the Twin Rivers
Hall, Castlegar, on Oct. 8 by pro.

Hal,
 wirther’“aisolssion’ tack place
regarding progres; at ' Woodland
Park school.-; All’ means have. been’
used’ to “expedite the bullding’ ‘pro-
gram. However, this unit will not be
ready. before the middle of Ootober,
‘Under these. circumstances, it was
evide
accommodating the’ pupils’ was /the
institution of a shift system in the
Kinnaird” ‘Elementary’ ‘gehoo},!) 2
Every effort: wili be made to
cause as little inconvenience as pos-

that* the only’ solution’ ra .

] mminton Census 2
¢ aren

Sylvest estimates

Mr, Zeprla sald th rent Do

ay . Ange:
B | that five fire hydrants would cover

;| ous ‘of ‘revenue from the area and
would be installed as soon’ as *pos-| oul:

the area, These would be installed

sible In order to allow: the -Sher-|

rate, ~

thi are. 186: persons béetweeri!Cas-
ven and the’) pulp: mill;- on’'14

oma facts and figures gather-

ed'by’ Mr, Logelin include such’ ins
formation as:

:, Where are 22 power, _ les Toca-

bike Tesidents to get onto a. lower .

. | yearly: revenue of . $4,000, The per

sible, No primary children will be
on shift. All classes will be under
their respective regular teachers for
_ The on High Anew the year, Full instructional. time
i Will also be held at Revelstoke on will be given in all the basic sub-
Sept. 26 and in the Legion Hall) jects,

_ St Nakusp on Sept, 29, “On opening day, sept? 5, alll ner

Yinelal water. rights scmptrolier
Arthur Paget,

operation of. the

the ‘area would cost $1,200 a year

capita grantef $16. pared on.a;con. |}; :

‘Win } Semi-Final Series

ditional ‘revenue ‘of "$6,400 ‘for ‘az,

| estimated yearly: ‘revenue of Rebween i
+ | $10,000 and. $11,000... ;
Onee-a-week garboge pick-up in|?

finals against Montrose recently by
@ score. of 11-6,
gots 30 losing pitcher was 4, Blew~

pupils in the district
are required. to report to the class-
room they attended’ during ‘the past
school year, They will then “be as-

while each fluorescent street ‘light
he president of the ERC will 4-page Flyer in your, installed in the area would cost $26

meek that security unit might. ibe
Orthod:
Mail. *:

iHave no idea at
; , > rs * thelr ers
To Receive Report ANDERSON Ne aie = prea.

to: meet terrorist attacks against

fence to be in charge of floor wal-
kers and membera of the Senior!
Cltizens will act as guards suring | om
the evs
tnere wil be entertainment |:
each evening of the fair. Owing to
the’ Legion Hall belng: booked up
for the week prior to the Fair, the
Parish ‘Hall has been booked for the
-pre-fair. work, such a5 making out
the tage and secelving: entries, etc.

A daily soporte being kept ‘by

AGENCIES |

village foxemany, Fe

on the water
a will be. transcribed and sent
to the Pollution Control Board.

» & ‘copy’ of. the report will be
used by ‘village chairman Carl
Loeblich at 2 meeting of the As-
sociation of Kootenay: Municipalities

will be held Friday night’ at the
village office.

pollution control committee which

Special Fund Sot Up
To eho mee |

sessions of the family were destroy.
ed in‘ the blazes, “A Fire’ ‘Victims’
Relief Fund’ has now ‘been estab-

retary to request permission to bor!
row a further $200,000 to cover Bios
i posed. bylaw « 5

their settlements inf. the Kootenays.

$1440 each per year.

\Jate on what: power, and. status such

patrols Bight, have,

| ing the winter, months would be the

small lamps on’ hand which could be
instalfed dn the. area while’ more
be‘ taken: out of
service: in the village and’ could be
installed in the Sherbiko,

‘* Guow plowing in’ the area ‘dur-

wulstes responsibility,:.as , would
® , during . the. rest,

naird again showed their power by
The’ battering the Montrose team 17-7.

rages earenty 5 Again 1¢ was Ann Kastrukoff firing
the. ball for the local ‘team.

send game for Montrose. Homers

Shirley Cheveldave in the fifth inns
ine, Iois Laibit hit one ‘for! Mont-

Tn the second game ‘whlch was.
played in

: Jean: Stewart also Tost the se-

this game’ ‘were hit by. Freda
Bist in the first inning and

Celgar Plans
$100,000 For
Fibre Check

eer Oastlegui-Eetnnaird alsd won the
thirg game played in Castlegar on
Monday night. ‘This time the score|_
Wwas,14-2,.Ann ‘Kastrukoff won’ and
Jenn: Stewart lost. Freda Retzlaff
[ait a. three Dagger for. the Iocal
“This was ‘the; 10th “straight:
jhatNoll the : ‘Castiegar-stinnatra f

Foi r Semi-Finalisis ‘|’
Leff; in’ Golfing...”
‘endlesp Tourney

its ;of the Srd ‘round of
the ase Handicap Golf Tourna-
ment for the Bosse trophy are as
follows:

a or tie year,
HiME Logélin- éstirnates thet of
‘the 921,000 < of | revenue’ obtained

Ushed to help the families; success * would: depend

organizations ‘or persons
using to help Enenelaly may ad-
dress their;‘donations the ‘Fire
Victims’ Relief ‘Pund ¢ at Brilliant’ or
may leave ,them’at ‘the. Castlegar
branch of the ‘Bank’ of Montreal.
Donations ‘other’ than financial
(clothing, ete.) will be ‘accepted at
the following collection centres: Pe-
ter Kavakoff, Kinnaird, phone 365-
4483; Pete  Senfenoff,, Castlegar,
phone 365-9741; Wm. Wishloff, Rob-
son, phone 365-4671; George ‘Pop-
off, .Thrums; \° Mike © Kolesnikoff,
Brilliant; Wm. Hoolaeff, Pass Creek,
and Slocan - ‘Valley Co-op’ Store, Blo-
can Park.

_ Raging Blazes
_ Emphasize Need

.. For Woods Care

‘Pires - -raging, through British
Columbia's forests this summer em-
phasize the need for care with mat.
ches, gookes and gampfires when
oe ote the isis fires reported by
the B.C. Forest Service in 1960 ap-
proximately 12 per cent were char-
ged. to hunters, campers, smokers
{and fishermen — products of hu-
man thoughtlessness in action!
‘Commercial lumber values lost
through fire in B.C. last year were
at $44,000,000.

Itvis @ frightening fact that a
glowing ember may be as ‘destruc-
tive as an atom bomb. The Idaho
fires of 1910 -covered & strip of
country 120 miles long by 20- to
30-miles wide in .a, period. of 24
hours.: Fires have been: known to
overtake running deer and men on

‘The reappointment of one trus-|*
tee.to another two-year térm on the

e Romie ‘to all makes of TV's,
Radios, Phonographs. page

@ Electrical Appliances.

@ Applications for TV cable hook-
od made ‘here.

SCHOOL OPENING

SPECIAL

THERMOS LUNCH

Ww. . Shikwarok of Robson was | +
reappointed by the ‘provincial gov-
ernment ag ‘its representative on the
boaro while M. E. Moran; who- was
9 board member, has resigned.
A decision on, .e person to fill
the vacancy caused by Mr. Moran’s
resignation ‘will be-lef¢ in abeyance
until next month when. nominations
will be made for a new trustee and
the nominations acted upon by the
board,
Three quotations were received
on water’ softening ..equipment for
the hospital and the contract for
$2,408 was‘ awarded to Pumps and
Softners. Ltd, of Calgary. A Castle-|°
gar firm ‘bid $253 more than the
Calgary firm, and a Vancouver firm
was third.

$1.50 per year’ per’ thousaing’ dollars |"
*| Of ‘tire’ insurance, He said‘the aver.

“Years ds our 3]:8ge: house Jin} that: area, including

of experience
guarantee ..of : dependable service.”

ONIC SERVICES
eres Phones — 365-4601 °

Nelson Gity to Spend
1,600,000 on Sewers
Over Next £0 Years.

- ‘The City of Nelson is presently
spending $830,000.on a sewer eon—

ents requir
to discharge the debt, ‘mis: the
number of: payments: to be made
in-one:year, and “DY is the dollar
; Value:of each Bayment,

@.-Annual ‘interest equals

pat divided by. ¥(c plus 1)..-
this: formula, “g” is. the
umber of. payments: in. a year,
| Me”. tg-.the’t number -of payments | ;
needed to discharge the debt, ''Q’

is. the” charge in dollars, and

} is the Smount or the Joan...

7 Mr: Lopeiin sald! that vitae

Woodland Park Girls
"Help Out: the. Hospital|“ iid Zapordaan over P. Moroso, T.
lo over*M. Verzuh, B. Stefonluk

Money forthe childrens’ ward one J, Kelly, L, Harmston over..N.
of the Castlegar hospital: has been | Rurak, and ‘K.- ‘Waterman, over “R.
raised by. - six: young “ girls’ rom Minion (default), “-
>{ Woodland, Park at Kinnaird. Those remaining to.,battle out
‘The. girls did“ some baking. and in ithe semi-finals are J. Zaporozan
then ‘sold: the baking’ in: the ‘subdi-, vs L, Zinto and “B. Stefoniuk vs L.
vision, They turned: the:money over} Harmston, .
to hospital WA ident Mrs.-Da- 2: The “Men's Night ‘Oniy" held
‘ used in buying on. Wednesday, nights during the
drens’ ‘Wward..7| summer months have proven to be
very popular, ‘The last mene for
hy, ‘Brenda:Pugs-| this event was evening
Lana” and | Karen ° Storvold, | due to ‘shorter daylight time in. tne
Cheryl Cleeve. and Christie: Demas. evenings, |

f Everywhere ‘today the consu-

ing down,”.“‘pay later,’
dit” “and “buy\on time.” :
Credit: buying, in some of these |:
appeals, fs. even mage to eppear
tobe a virtue, when ‘at. one time
— Not too long-ago —.1t was the
virtiious Person who didn’, buy]:
until he could afford to'pay cash.|;
After all, credit. buying {s rezl-
ly debt, buying, It is nothing less,
often ‘quite’'a” bit more, A good|:
deal‘of the :tremendous” personal};
debt accumulation in:Canada to-|:
day 1s nothing more. than unpaid
interest ‘on’ things ‘people felt ithey
had | ‘to Have s today, and” couldn’
swalt for until tomorrow.

Senator “David Croll (Liberal-
Ontario) 8, bill not too
Jong ago in the Senate that would |?
have compelled ‘finance ’compantes |‘ -

aSY Cre

LEATHER BINDERS,
BRIEF ‘CASES,

Seine & FLAT TOPS
REGULAR $3.99 & $3.69

FURNACE

Bonde Application .
“LOOKS LIKE

To Join Village
To Receive Study

i An sppliéation'has been made Hospital administrator “John
by J. V. Bonde: to: doin the. Village MeGilp reported on the: purchase of
of Kinnaird, new surgical equipment, and X-ray

Mr. Bonde's property. is located equipment. He said most of the
near Castleaird $5,500 worth of equipment “is pret-
the new “Woodland Park slemen; ty well in, and in use.”
tary school. 3 July ‘occupancy dropped ‘over

‘The ‘application was turned aver the. occupancy: for: the: past: few
tos committee for study since com- | months because: of the summer lull,

4 2 fs fumes « missioners feel that the three or but it 1s. still up over & year ago. 7

phone ust. deotag bei Diopiien. aee tae g . ata /\ four—propertieszlocated near Mr.| Occupancy during July was 79.6 per| to state:!in thelr contracts . the

Dogs are to be confined between : 1 ha : : : ‘“wonde should ail make Spplication | cent while ‘eccupancy during July terest. heing, paid om: a],
PLUMBING . &

E SMITHS sunset and sunrise every night, the for entrance into’ the. village. of last year was'68 percent. Joan by“a'borrower.""The bill ran

local ROMP} jdetachment announced : Pare 7 Bh atid lon
61. CRESCENT. .ST,.— FHONE! 3401 — CASTLEGAR, BO. . ‘sont! dogs dt the

Service’ Clubs, Women's

Groups and other organiza

tions,

tnsy Municipalities pollution com—
mittee was told-'at/its meeting at
Kinnaird on Friday night.
:. Nelson will spend an additional °
$600,000 on a ‘treatment plant and’
another $200,000 on storm sewers..
The AKM meeting drew up a
Teport ‘on peludos (which “wil be.
to the J meet"
ine: of: the ssociation at Rossland °
ii September."

ne ir ‘diese pase of computing
' the actual annual interest, are .in.
‘deed fully reliable,” then ‘perhaps
they'll play’ thelr part in reducing
é terrific consumer debt load in

September is almost here
‘and with’ it'the start-up time:

for meetings .and sales.

NORWEGIAN STYLE ‘BOLEROS ‘AND 7 TUXEDO.

sce ga . JACKETS IN COTTON:KNITS. 3) =
‘You may use this space, Contino Dogs’ COOL’ IN SUMMER ~ WARM IN. WINTER. _ WHITE ONLY.
"FREE to advertise your meet.

ings, bake sales, teas, etc. Just

that as for’ as- it''Is Possible, the |: Paul. Douglas ¢ (Democrat-Dlnois)

oe ae cee Senator
LALA moe wt be sity entorced
ATA EE allies aera

clearly. . label. credit ‘merchandise i
‘with the true annual interest rate

: fe 5 "GOLD. EMERALD GREEN, MAGENTA, = in pees ee Soha

Eom
Esl EDITO ‘R. IAL.
= In” its original ;Soncention Labor Dey. was a “aay set aside
to nongr the industrial : worker and achievement of trade
lay. it is stil) marked arfieteag ‘but-:too' oft
by. ‘organized labor... Everybody else takes’a holiday:dut’ few
: people. iy very. much, itentia to the si! significance of.the day

West ‘Kootenay local 795, United ‘Papermakers ‘and. Paper-
markers; then, is to be congratulated on its deciaton ‘sponsor:
i 8 gaat plenic;. although i, th is s perhaps ss fo0.. ‘bad that’ a attendance
to At is Umiter meaning for ‘all of us.
Caberited beticr} ean the: fae to“acknowledge *
ity between +11

a.
over atone-year: perlod, the retail-
er would have to state the fact|/
that the interest amounted: to 17]

co YOUR sai.

" Often stores, even banks, ad-|
vertise 8 6 per cént annual inter-|‘-.
est rate. on... monthly-payment |;

loans, but the actual rate is closer H

WE HAVE SCHOOL: SUPPLY LISTS ©
AVAILABLE FOR ALL DISTHG
‘-SCHOOLS

_Lastleger, ‘Oe

“YOUR iat er oii FOR SCHOOL chide

Bens 2 " Holday. oe, As; hese :0f people, wate th they: :

. belong eal 1sGF = sdactlon or industry, who y alight. queation, far com- |; wie
puting the annual interest_on- an]! -

to Ibe sod ‘The"second method is said

sometimes’ used to “prove” |’

beware.” ;

roposed Arrow, Lakes.. storage
= B.C, :Hydro’s water. licence -

i

' merete ‘discharge works; 190-~~
eat high. and 2 025 feet wide. Depth: of.-storage

In this
price ess down payment), on” is