CASTLEGAR, NEWS, ‘Thursday, May 5, 1968

Annual Daffodil Tea — May 7.
Twin Rivers hall. 2.30 to 420,
Minto ine? OES. Proceeds

Cancer Fu

Bing
T — 730 to 9 Pm Sponsored
Briage Nito — May 14 ta xr | 2” Robson Rangers.

S ball — sponsored by IODE.

Bring a friend and spend # no-
cial half hour at the Robson
Association Coffee

For prompt efficient service, do
that plumbing or heating job
urs, morning, May Now.

ann sa ‘the Robson Church Hall,

10,30 a. Master Plumbers for the fastest
service in town. Master sheet-
metal workers to serve your
needs, ©

SAVE NOW — DO IT NOW!

R and

HAVE IT DONE RIGHT

Duplicate Bridge every Wod. ove,
“Banquet Room, Hi Arrow Arms
1.4% pm, Everyone welcome.

‘SMITH’S

61 CRESCENT ST. —

PLUMBING &
HEATING LTD.

PHONE 3265-7531 — CASTLEGAR

And Storm Drainage
Costs to Elght Mills |

(continued from page one) .
“Whether a great many.
people have become Giscourage
about the perennial di
blem and have tended to! nat ect
painting their homes asa re-
sult, I don’t know. But I hope
that when the roads are made
neater and cleaner,
Tealdsnts take new heart
and go out’ and brighten’ up
eir houses,

program will
be paid for ee a period of
18 years for the paving and
a longer period for the storm
drainag 4

Ths works out to 11 mills a
mills

population were to re-
ort fhe vope static in the next
decade and a this means
that three quarters ‘of the town’s
ayers will pay less than $35
a year for the work.

4 should the popu-
lation then the individ-

ual contributions will be less,
Moreover council is hoping
to reduce the overall cost of the

‘| program to around eight mills.

The Dayton
6473-A
“Safety Toe”

OUR MOST POPULARSTYLE
or SAFETY STREL TOR
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river project,

One of the ways this may be
possible is by taking advantage
of the fact that contractors work-
ing on other roads in the area
already have heavy machinery
here and if they accept this
work then this factor would
hopefully reduce costs.

For the bylaw to be ap-
proved, 60 per cent of the vate
ers must approve the proposal.
If this is forthcoming it is hop-

.|ed to start work on the, project

somietinte around July
In all there will be about
10 miles of roads to be attend-

pel

eral areas will receive atten-
tion first because less prelimin-
ary work will be required on
these roads.

Once the program is com-
pleted then developers of any |
new subdivisions and other de- |S#
velopments will have to bring
new roads up to'town standards
at their own expense before
soul will agree to.

Hope to Gut Paving |&

‘A. EREMENKO and Co.

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Genelle Man | Man Is
- Rosaland-T; uJ
NDP Candidate

Rossland-Trail. _ provincial
riding has a new NDP candidate:
fe is Ted Campbell, manager
oe the. Co-op Petroleum Com-
pany of Genelle.
‘He received the Homination
at a convention -Jast week. Mr.
Campbell beat Jim “Banister of
Trail in the contest. ::
2 In his acceptance speech the
new candidate said there have
been many issues arising.in the
riding, including the Columbia
“which in

Splnicn; have been dealt with ik
very nded - manner,
with ttle regard for the wishes

of the people.”
Mr. Camy mpbell is one of four
didates to be

nears ful

Former Rossland-Trail: NDP
candidate is Castlegar’s Mayor
RoC. Maddocks-

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Here in luxurious ‘dusting powder to leave’

your body satin smooth...and Spray Mist

Bau de Toilette to use lavishly, any hour,
: «day or night. Dusting Powder, 7.0z. $3.25":

Eau de Toilette Spray Mist, 4 oz. $5.75

2% 02 $3: 95 ', From the House of Houbigant.

¢ eecceose Other Suggestions jooeocesocess
Boxed Chocolates —' Perfume Sets:
Buxton Wallets — Cups &S

and ie James ‘oogood, re
turned home recently. from Vi
toria: Universi

Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Vogel.
aar moved recently

make:

1:
who has been attending. UBC,
returned home Sunday.

RY ‘Warner, son’ of Mr.

ed home. Tuesday after spending
‘a week at the coast,
soni and cauchter: in-] law, Mr. aud

TT
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‘Stanfield’s Underwear. .

Carss' Wool Pants & Shirts

‘Venetian Blinds

/ Glassware | — Many Other’ ‘tems,

M d ‘and: jnstalled
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: Open Monday: - Saturday 9-6 Friday: 9-9
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Groceries at Fair
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disposabl le

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wa

| Provincial Library,
pai tawen Buildingss

4 ri ere tr faye rusen ate: Yo ae NR

Published Every ‘Thursday,

Wane WEATHRR

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‘CASTLEGAR, _ BRITISH

“Tak of

A lack of road’ signs, in the , gular

Road

Signs | Hurts:

Castlegar Says Ald. a

district | pointing»: out
tion of Castlegar ie st cnut
town,” Ald Cec.

visitors have been’ asking‘ where
Castlegar was when: they were
already in the town.’

He.was as ‘speaking at: the Te-

the sloca- Bisteict
the | Much‘of the’ fiste 6 ox the: meet-

Jest |/in;
night. Such ii the so ateantion that

the construction ‘of: the north ispah, ‘which now.

-\ out over the Kootenay_ river.
are completed. some! i

provide an important addition to the road system of

th
matter, then’ i¢ would not retain

When bridge and
the fall, the) new Mok

The public: was warned this
to: “refrain from:taying

19, to
The" warning: was Issued by
Sgt. Jim- Band: ot the Castle:
RCMP.’ in ect

| ber fo

z
bien oot ate oe rien pepreery +

7 FeO

_Gloyes & : Scarves
“$1.98 ‘and ‘$1 60

“SW EATE RS,

OF. .; Be
and Radio. GIMER PRIZES.
(OF RULES AND’ = U iin

“GIFT — WE GIFT.

eran ise
alepl jayed.:

WRAP, TOO!

to Federal,. :'
laws: where

| ley. Homplies,

info.
B evade ‘adequate boat facilities and

The dovareuctt “of high, | Toa
rmed the: board

service ya be put on at Glade
should  the- ferry; have’ to shut
down, on ocount of high water.

ito, proceed -imme-
diately 0 on! ‘ground improvements

ment‘of education has approved
a cone ‘sale in'the amount]
0,000 for. Selkirk College
conetrustion referendum num-

The: “board-has ‘advised that
SHSS: ‘graduation
ae “beheld ‘on: Ma’

at ‘Robson ‘School: The depart-].°

ceremonies a
eon ‘served: to ‘close |to.70° dele: | »

er members suggested hat: the
situation | ‘had: reached: serious
proportions, In particular it'was
put forward.that a sign “to Cast-
legar”’. was need at Sheep Lake
Junction.

bistiner

Geoff Sci
that:members give co!
to. ae chamber. ieterting sition

Jy p ereogure ualghtie ad. interim
fractions being put fo ute

+| tenays; They will .view' the:
ines eign ana Sati | Be

i) legar.: eine col
:| pletion of the seeiee ‘Meador

ings and the police kept sigh

itseers

j eck. Damage
\ the ‘service. ‘centre is estimated at: between:$11,000. and

ie. campaign re:
cently, ng oh ele chairman: James

Stokes and co-chairman: George | .

in_ our.

Sellar ‘College a t

the West Kootenay District Con-
ference’ of, the; Women’s : Insti-

tute Tuesday at Kinnaird on var:
fous aspects .of:the new College
sad its place in the community.
His: address followed lunch-

Fiat ‘that! the’ agers aim ia’ ins broa-
‘den ithe: base of educational op

‘will plant
on’ the SSS
ay? 23° this year,"

‘tree: . planting « ceremonies o8 ta | New

mark: the ‘Centennial: are: being |.are
cheld inevery school’ district’ in
. ‘Trees are being “supplied |
Be Cie forest service:and plant- } d
‘ings are to.take place at. other.

ear.
ittending ‘a meeting ‘being
fe od by the Women’s: Auxil-
iary to the Castlegar. and Dist
rict Ho: ospital.

; for

own. pois ne
He ‘said. that “42 per~ -cent
who enter. University: of British
Columbia ‘either fail or drop out
in their: first year and said that
Selkir! Coltege. coule could Partially

_ College’ H 5 to provide
Speier. conferences. and and

“will, ‘be’ an

ae i Gaye si a
se com-

ee thee educational: facil:)

-etarded © child Ps
in every Yt00 and

three ¢
is-| 30-in’ every: 1,000." Mental ‘re- f ‘

tardation is. as’ regular ‘as’ that.

the : property: n
the Gastio-Bor subdivision and

Queen: St. CPR sta-

|

: rd, LoMr
Lawson, was named. ater Lord 5

Kinnaird 5 who ©:
of the major shareholders on

ata ties ‘said. the Lion's

Hi

‘with his: family in: |

‘ occupied: by
ns prea Hesketh: family on:

never ‘been nai

pesrane, as has Nn sug.

ges!

“Dw0. selorship.
‘ered by C

olumbia Cell ve
= ee ‘to'high ‘school: granted

the Castlegar. area=this year.

etna oe Fe
ut the West | ~
] Kootenay ‘are .in® Castlegar :to- | ft

the Kinnaird pa

WAS ' naccepted® ‘by. council
will be.no more’
to.undertake. the pro-

te a) tecmntete it.in 60 days
for ‘$76,640. was‘the lowest ten-

si
provineial auxiliary’ ‘executive,
= ‘The delegates from ‘Nelao!

e mipment recently Tonated tby.
He local“WA’ and. will have’ it

the net’ funds’ available for

te: epee: :funds.
This was ‘achieved and the
| engineers recommended that the

demonstrated to: them: mp the
medical’ staff. ;

revised tender be accepted.

or;

gram:

Tuesday night. Cost of the ae q
ethane iatue ‘Paving of ‘Kelowna, g

er; Mra,
| president; and: Mrs, B.:A.-Ring-
Weed.

ai dit
CO Alighlight of the raya ‘actle

vities was: presentation: of -a iife | .

membership pin-to. Mrs. Waldie,
Hs been’ a ‘WI member. for.
ears,
Tt was pointed out'that'she

had been: at WI meetings’ with | 9
her’ mother, even-before that as | -
mp-| a small girl, and ‘took her moth- i

er’s place on ‘occasions,’:

Mrs.’ Waldie’s service to the
wi “received high commendation:
The pin' was presented to her, by.
;| Mrs.:Palmer, B.C.’ president.

Damage $24,000
“So: Far this: Year

ir this year: ‘the total | co:
 in-Castlegar amounts
‘to nearly. $24,090, compared
‘with: $285 last: year. Sci oA

“local ‘schools. ©

Sb The ceremony at “SHSS be-

‘gins at 8 p.m. Prayers of dedica-
‘tion. will: be joffered by .Rev. F.
Willey’ of: :Castlegar United
Church and the’school band will
aN take Dart in the ‘ ceremony.

_astlogar: Courtesy
Commented Upon

Castlegar. + residents. have,
yon , their

ey memorial: sch
son or

Cantlogae i
because | of :its Castle:tike ap:

7

AGEL
En f i

i
ne ae

’s service or. is retired.
‘The ‘scholarships, awarded
primarily on the student’s.stand-

‘| ing in \the: une: departmental
examinations; wortt ($25
id] per year. ?
i ‘each is renewable annually aes
°} for a maximum of five years and Has.

applies to any course leading to
a degree ‘at, the Universities of
British Columbia, Simon Fraser

other: colleges or.

of al i
‘who passed ‘away. while” in ‘the! i
sonny

or. Victoria. Courses’ offered by | *

‘Wildlife Association, was.
tthe’ con-
Sic veokend at at

George.

will also be considered.

Cc
| ships should notify the dean of
inter-faculty.

0 CO ‘They can~ do:.this

plication: for scholarship" ‘form

from the
at the: company's industrial yela-
tions: department in th in the area.

"Selkirk College .
Is Still Seeking
- New ‘Scholarships

ei shall Be delighted to hear
from. “any. pouP interested in
scholarships,” Selkirk

“| ships bas ‘been

‘andidates for the scholar- }.

affairs at, UBC. be-| ..
| fore May 15 of their. imtention

mp ;
by. submitting the “general ap-

College I principal Gordon ee J

4 tara Saturday. i
ene So. far $1150, pin echolan. r.

Jaycees were ‘congratulated
on fhe. Kootenay. Jayeee conven- -
tion they. organized at aird
Jast.__weekend by. visiting delé-
eal

At the meeting Aubrey Mar;
cellus ‘of . Cranbrook and Bruce
‘McCabe ' of Trail were’ elected

district president and ‘vice’ pre-

i sident Femectively: During The a

senatorahiz =
sented to Gordon Fisnereta. of of

tthe mecting stalk on a
ven by. Jay-.
foiken ‘and:at

ae

lead