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Dec. 31/87!

12 CASTLEGAR NEWS, ‘Thursday,’ June 16, 1966
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Local People Give 260 Pints
Of Blood at Donor Clinic

{ at Donor Cli A "EREMENKO aie —

The Red Cross . i
slinte held Monday topped I Its Committee chairman Frank we é : : 1

ine eh residents gave 260 fos Per ocean ma Eheei Give Him a Ve ANT SH | RT
For FATH ER‘S DAY.

of bi thanks to all persons who don-
A shirt that is exclusive and worth while

; Boundaries

} involv-;areas to be incorporated. ts not] will go to village residents “‘be-
ed is about 400 acres, | required. However, village rate-| fore too long" in a vote,

‘Village chairman Carl Loe- payers m approve, the’ exten: - Purpose of the extension is
mountain side‘high above 10th blich sald a section of the mun!-| sion. ‘ to guard village interests in de-
Ave), including aii the park area, Kinn ey. nie Matai has | cipal: act: wili be used ior the + Comm, & 5. Rust said. in-|ciding what type of develop-
cemetery and the portion of ce 1,192 acres: The V. Bonde | extension whereby the consent itlal: a proval has been granted| ment can take place in the two

Junior Secondary | property is 40 acres while the| of the property-owners in the| by vie toria and the _ Proposal | areas. areas,

Kinnaird Pena ta, eet ‘School ope é ane
: i boundaries to take in the V.} within, ei
| Bonde: property near Caétleaird
and more acreage ‘on: the

| Runmalee

Te clinic was held under ated thelr time in assisting
the sponsorship of the Castle. — with the clinic.

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Warren W. Themlinson young m ¥ y ¥ ; VOL. 19, No. 25°)

Mr. Thomlinson, whose fam-
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at Seattle. He plans to take his
master’s degree in the near, fu-
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>| of librarianship ‘in seicnes. Mr. |

Palsson is now working as a

“| professional librarian in’ the

C. bio-chemical library.

Courtney G. Palsson’

he has just graduated with a BA
and.plans to!work for a year or
two before returning ta UBC for
a librarianship degree. He work-
ed at Celgar for nearly two years
before commencing at universi-
'y.

_ BIRTUS

PAULSON — To Mr..and
Mrs, Gary Paulson of Kinnaird,
June 13, a fon

— To Mr. and

Mrs. Tevitkocki a of Robson, June
14, twins, a son and a daughter:
BARTSOFF’— To Mr. and

Mrs, Larry © Bartsoff - of Pass
Creek, June 15, a son.

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19th: 1966-

MILE OF QUARTERS was SS auaALSaD in Castlegar last. Fri
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News Photo .

Assistant Foreman Dies

Suddenly at Kinnaird

George 5; assistant:
fait an ie lag of at

su al
the Castlegar my, District: Hos-

and D!
pital Sundey ‘at the age of a

x
Mr. Menzies Joined the arm-
serving in

ed: forces in :.1943,
Canada and overseas.

After ‘his discharge, ‘he went
tec Act i
was Set oye
Pow id Light Co. Thi

; on’ the:: d_bypacing Gore high.
; fo. MU pe ;

G
{ol nt highwi
near the Genolle' bluffs. ;
Suggests Urban
Renewal Study:
Government funds are avail

i able‘ for urban renewal sche-
‘mes and .Castlegar, council

x4 Castlegar Funeral:

Menzies moved to Picture Bu
Alberta,

‘where he was employ- i

ed’as a town foreman, Say
ene moved :to Kinnaird 4%
years ago and took up the posi-
tion of: assistant: foreman.:
Mr. Menzies was a very act-|
ive curler .and: bow! zhis

ved vby:
Margaret. in Castlegar, and-one
son, Constable “Wayne: Menzies
stationed with the ROMP at Ot-
Algo’ ‘surviving ‘are’ his par-
ents, , Mr and, MSs. John; Men-
ther. Pon all of

Home-in:care
of arrangements. :

ff the Sreenty.

Be bylaw: adoption.
omm..

residentlal character of tho vl
lage and provides for other scat:
tered: pockets ‘of: commercial or
special-use areas: withthe, main
commercial’ development: retain-
ed‘ around’ Castleaird Plaza ‘was
‘unveiled pucaday ‘night -at-a
public zoning hearing.

Village chairman Carl Loeb: H
lich’ told the approximately 125
residents ‘present « that’ while |:
three readings have ‘been given'|
the zoning bylaw, by council, the
plan ‘is still somewhat flexible”
and. views expressed’; by: resi-
dents .will be con: sidered bef fore g

Aye.) where :there( are: presently
two: spokes-

single-fa! family, homes,
One auld be Suggested

uyers
plexes might be built near their
homes; °° ;

council would
“tennament®‘row” and SoCo:
mended that ‘duplexes be er either
“geattered throughout’ the <vil-
lage’: or: provided: for in“ new
subdivisions. ‘where lot}

Mr. Ri that coun-
cil appreciated the ‘ viewpoints
Presented’ and :would consider
them before. final adoption of
the bylaw.: .

sioner ex

The %
that. aside from Woodland Park,

Residents to be Able

To Tour. Arrow Damsite
Residents of the Castlegar area’ are ‘soon to have the

no area‘has ‘Deen designated for
apartments in’ the ‘village. How-
ever, it is council's thinking that
the logical. place for. apartments
if application’ were made —
the‘ CPR p:

way, the.
village 3 e-high ‘on
of 10th Ave. and a few other
locations in the village, Mr. Rust
that before any development: of
type can place in those
areas, ‘developers must first,
lang: to

‘ oning:: This
then’ requires a public zonin;
hearing at Eat ratepayers may

preséni

mer suggested council’ Pecon:
sider ‘this classification, ;noting
‘that duplexes are: 7), built
for rental ‘revenue. and if not

: the ‘Town of ‘Castlegar ‘be paid

lived in’ by: owners, tend to be] \.

out thie ‘need ‘for

ther persons associated: with
Sella Colle;
sible’ need for more'-two-family

- Town to Continue

: the easury is 3 pres
dying a‘ recommendation nny |

inereased remuneration for the
handling of motor’ vehicle lic-

<-S]n a‘ recent letter to’ coun=
cil, Rossland-Trail ;MLA © Don
Brothers said he ‘had ‘discussed
the, question of.increased:remun:
eration’ with the superintendent
of motor.vehicles and: had learn-
ed of” his irecommendation to

legar ‘council study.

residential sections, Mr. Rust an-
* | swered . that: agencies and cor-
Boratlons could provide

i a {ee

A suggestion’ that a: Cast-
group con-

said that the designation means | '

‘sider ‘what boundaries for a’ Pro"! ed “eleawhere wh this age.

posed district

opportunity of: viewing Atrow dam construction from
deep within the cofferdam where work is underway
many feet below the level'of the Columbia:river. -

- Plans for special tours of the construction area are
now being finalized by B.C. Hydro, Foundation Drave and
the; Castlegar: News, who. will jointly host the bus tours. .

-Full ‘details will ‘be p onaeed a eat sees Coe

: decision by the
provinelal government to cease
to guarantee, municipal bonds

C. Maddocks’as a ma'
gent importance” to

tes 1a ay report: toy catinell yhe

said tha’

has been’ described. by Mayor R.| Uaion..

it he many
arnicipalities would find them-
selves in a difftcu
due to lack of “information

it, zitiation
tion and }}

$113 i is Raised

By Visit. of Circus

A total of $713: was raised
for the- development of Pass
¥| Greek’ Park as nesut Cot the
sircus( visit ‘to Castlegar ~last

eek. This figure
fer cent ‘of the takings of three

reoncessions and.‘10 per cont: nt: of
total receipts.

ernment
sale of its bonds.””

workable, has been ~:made yl.
Municipal .Affairs.Minister Dan...
Campbell.

+ He proposes that the group's
suggestions should then:be sub-
mitted’ to“ his: ‘department,

orks
construction ‘underway on the ¢

sian! ont prok

x might - be well advised to give}: info
lose -

scru-

yin acre; ed:
died on Tuesday, he said there}:

may be: areas of. Castlegar
which’ could’: be: greatly’ im-

proved under: an: urban re}:

id
ing the lookout daily while on
Sundays © visitors number.
;the thousands.

_ Wednesday: Next Week .

Because of the Dominion ‘Day holiday ‘next Fri, July ¢
1, the Castlegar News will publish a day early on W.

June 29.

_ All news and advertising deadlines will-be ad'
-ed one-day. The' news and advertising deadline
5-p.m.. Monday and the: Classified ‘ad déadlinée

noon Tuesday.

CHEQUE for $50 was Sear recently tothe, Caitlegar ists on a pulp mill:in Mexico
branch of the Kootenay Soc_sty for Handicapped ‘Children ‘whereby
legar-Kinnaird

“McGauley Ready-Mix Plant

by ‘members of the Ci

}} will be used for. improvement ‘of ‘the playground area at sisted in’ his questioning of Mr.

Silver Biren Gee

‘here ‘to society ‘treasurer George 'Ter- complaint to government’ by a
hune’ “by Kinnettes “Mrs, Brick unders and Mrs. Don
Leitch while society: director /Fred’ Makaroff looks ‘on, | ‘a government inspector.

McGauley Ready, Mix Con-
crete Co. nds prepared.to give the

4 ge. Kinnaird ; an assur-
: ‘ance ithat.. if. it establishes a

Under Fire at Zoning ‘Meet

gravel operation and council is
tentatively, receptive to the re:
quest.: “How aver, resident Bill
Gordon questioned how. much ‘of
the remaining 70 acres -would

offensive to any resident and the
problem is’ confirmed by a ‘vil-

lage representative, the company
rill cease operations “until the

undertaking was made
by. .companty, ‘representative © G.

D.-McGauley Tuesday night’
under. direct questioning by  re-
sident Dave Williamson at the
village’s ‘public: zoning meeting.
yn ‘said he un-

Week's Weather

June 22 |

(ease Sirens

Williamso:
derstood such a: stipulation ex-

down if the smell from it goes
Kinettes. ‘The | beyond a certain radius and if a

on - per-

-| McGauley as.to whether or not
-the cement: com; would ac-

Brilliant: bridge - +i ‘to be demol-
ished. when the new. structure
is completed, a | South Slocan.
‘that: all: local: ore
ganizations should be alerted in
an ‘effort to’ preserve it. 4
*In a letter ‘to

Maddocks, -read “at.
counell meeting, Mrs.

stated? ce this

of any salvage obtained from ‘it,

“T have long. thought: that
the. day. would, come. when ‘this,
Peter’s' tomb, and ‘some ‘of ‘the

cept such a stipulation and Mr.
_ Mast Preserve Local at | MeGautey finally agreed that itl
would, vrehairman Carl

ot ‘loomed bedspread that had could fulfill such a. ep as]:
been. made: in-Russia;’ simply to | she.suggested. -

make tea towels,

er‘ with ‘its'sign ‘should be: ‘pre-
served and could be utilized‘ as
pat ain ae

ddocks: told gouinell

he a Maddce “to: Mrs,

the: danger she quotes the case of

: woman who cut upa beautiful |

‘

d er
ures in’ the’ area ‘sliould ie to
dge |

served and’ that =the.

oa tinued, “so adequately covers|' The company
~ She feels the bridge, togeth: | tno need of immediate attention land‘at the Blueberry end of Kin-
to the’ Prebervation of some of | naird ‘and’ made ‘application’ for

He answered that he could
not.see why-such a. stipulation
“Since your. letter,” he con- could not be made.

owns-72 acres of

its, revonings about two! months
Bt

Tuceday ght. it was
that the company now
‘a two-acre” area’ re-

er acreage

the mill must close |.

= Se Sia
PROGRESS on the Arrow dam was

here on Fri

day ‘by. Herb: Bruch, MLA ° for ‘Esquimalt! ‘Mr. Bruch “is
shown ‘here. with: Bryan Quinland; assistant ‘construction
manager for B.C. Hydro on the project In the background

can be seen the: hi

ths “which, form

part: of the northern bulkhead and low-level ports which

will form the river cl

larg
for its batch b Pant and washed.