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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Nov. 17, 1966

SECOND
SECTION

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: Published Every Thursday. at ‘‘The Crossroads of the Kootenays”
x ibaa BRITISH COLUMBIA, THURSDAY, NOV. 17, 1966

SECOND
SECTION

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Three-quarter length E
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Full length

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“don't be half-preseed”
Permanent Press in “3

“coma te So Present System Submitted for Repairs Under Winter Works

By. cies WILSON ~ ly will be delayed for “two, money for the pro;
taf? Reporter years” because of tight tak ie

s Consulting eers. Wil:
Us and Cunc! ee savised = ee fe had lanned to i

Youny men’s slims f

is con-
Sizes 32-36 jointed cat at atthe mest-4 repair r under the program has installation, the. project

‘d
do; teens le. vital, because. of the
ially th the a erry in omen einen at approved the

viii Tetts : ie is
ordered a full royal commission inquiry btecite in Moly of sere ee a lot eetting ups a Creek fas to te Ls

into the electronic eavesdropping case. He

ELECTRONIC DEVICES used to “bug” the

national convention of the Pulp and Paper up to $8,| tio:

Workers of Canada and the hotel room of
the late president of the union, Lloyd Craig
of Castlegar, are now being held at a Van-
couver police station. Premier Bennett has

says the inquiry “is not limited. This
is a wide-open investigation into all as-
pects of this case, This is to let the sun-
light in on the the whole thing.”

— Vancouver Province Photo

Castlegar Ald. Fear Regional Assessor
May Suffer Same Fate as CKRD Planners

(continued from page one) ment would not give the pre-
: Mayor ddocks said the|sent secretary sufficient time to
proposal for the March appoint-| establish his qualifications.

Nature Sole

KNOWS NO SEASON
Styled for long walking hours

MADDOCKS

PUBLIC NOTICE

Fashion Flair Show — Som
thing for men, women and childs

‘The Minto Chapter 79 OES will
hold a Tea and Bazaar on Nov.
26 from 2.30 to 4.30 at the Twin
Rivers Halt in Castlegar.
ten. Dec, Dim. at th
SHSS school, Proceeds to
capped Children.

e
Handle, cement Party — Robson Halll
on Wed., Nov. 23 — 10 am to
2 pmj Come and pick up your
mineement and Christmas nov-
eltles and have a free cup of
coffee. Robson Women's Assoc.

“> S8t. David's ACW Fall Tea and
Bazaar, Nov. 19%— 230
Church Undererott,

0 unity Sates
Smrorgasbord. h Nov. 26 — 5p
Robson Hall — Sponsored oy
Ree. Soc.

“NATURAL ‘GAS “COMES TO
ROBSON” —— SPELLS

. . PROGRESS
Don't Forget — Pythian Lorian!

Tea and Bake Sale,

2.30

Nov. —
ee aeonited redo Be Progressive Install An
prize.

- The planner was fired
from Edmonton this spring.

Mr. Rust told the Castle-
gar News on Tuesday afternoon
that he had no notification of
such internal problems and the
move to dispense with the plan-
ning department Dec. $31 came
when it was found the district
was faced with a $60,000 bud-
get increase in 1967.

Mr. Rust said the projected
1967 budget raised expenses
from $40,000 in 1966 to $100,-
000.

He said the planning de-
partment would account for
$10,000 of this amount.

He further estimated the
establishment of a fulltime ad-
ministration staff — in other
words the appointment of Mr.
Bodard and the setting up of
an ‘office — would cost $15,000.

Mayor Maddocks got’ coun-
cil’s support Tuesday night when
he -said even if there had been
internal problems the firing of
the. planner. did not necessarily
justify, dispensing with the en-
tire department.

Mr. Rust said the regional
district would consider farming
out its future planning projects
to.outside consultants.

Town council felt this might
be more expensive still.

Council agreed with deputy.
minister of municipal affairs, J.
E. Brown, who. had. said the
prime function of a regional dis-
trict is to plan and provide re-
gional services.

It was further noted that
providing regional services was
rendered impractical without

lanning.

B.

Mayor  Maddocks, ..while
stating he. was personally ai:
fronted by the. way the.matter
had been handled, without his

“GURNEY”, GAS FURNACE

Store than 50% o!

dge or consent emphasiz-
ed he* was primarily concerned
with Castlegar and its problems
when is with-

2 to ivi in’ the lower hall. Heating products ais use
in the world today have been
munufactured ** by. "American
Standard. Products Ltd.” —
Authoritative ef: Encyclope-
dis” Brittanica)

Gestion. end District, ‘Wudilto
Assoc. General Meeting,’ ha oe 1%,

at the Legion Hall at 7:30
PLUMBING &

SMITHS | scxrmeurn

61 CRESCENT ST. — PHONE 365-7531 — CASTLEGAR

drawn.

Here again council concur.
ed. Ald. Lorne Zinio started to

tely from the re-

His motion was interrupted
by the mayor who advised the
wait-and-see policy.

But Ald. Zinio nonetheless
paid as Sonne mee x commntttes: co-

CASTLEGAR DRUG

$$ SAVINGS

VAPORIZERS:

Regular $9.95 "Regular $8.95
SPECIAL $5.88 SPECIAL $5.29

"Castlegar Drug

R. E. Goulet, Corner of Pine & Columbia Ph. 365-7813
Open Monday - Saturday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Friday 9-9
‘Sunday & ‘Holiday Hours: 12 noon-1 p. m™., 6-7 p.m.

reduce ‘thelr serv-
ices then’ we should reduce our
Gorse iis added © Ald, Cec

Mr. \idocks said he still
hasn't bon rai informed
the planner was fired.

The precipitative action taken
regarding: the: planning depart-
ment ‘has given ‘town..council
seconds thoughts on earlier ap-
proval of-the:hiring of a.region-
al assessor.
ne * At tie meeting Oct. a pe
wn ‘accept princip:
hiring of-an assessor. by tha re-
gional district. Now council won-
ate whether .after.he :is hired
might get the same treat-
pee given the planners.
~- This would leave Castlegar,
and other communities contract-
ing the’services of this assessor,
without an assessor or, incident-
ly, a building inspector.

But ‘no action’ was taken to
reverse this earlier motion.

- “I believe the dropping of
the planning department’ was
the work oe a group of tired
men,” said. Maddocks.

He ‘said he remains hope-
ful the minutes of the meeting
responsible for terminating the
planning department will not be

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SNOW BOOTS

Ladies’, Children’s
«Men's
Hi-Medium, Low
Lined: with thick Pile
All sizes in stock

$6.95 to $19.95

for WORKING MEN
Insulated Boots
Lined Boots and

: Footwear fo fit your

ratified at the CKRD meeting
tonight.

‘Select a Gift for Her

A LOVELY PU RSE.

LEATHERS — PATTENS and PLAIN -
BLACK AND BROWN

$5.98-$15.98
KID GLOVES .

Looks like leather and feels like leather
White — Beige — Black — Brown ,

KYSER GLOVES

Red Beige — Black <- Brown —. White -
: ». $2, 29 - $2.98”

Match these with a lovely Scarf ;

Let ‘us help. you select ne ‘Gift and
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particular need on your

HASSOCKS — _1v TRAYS - _ SMOKERS
HAND & POWER: TOOLS ®: — SPORTS |
BOUIPMENT.

VISIT OUR

OYLI i ND

cee LAY-AWAY PLAN
FREE GIFT WRAPPING

by Slocan Villeg hold 'a
week that the proposed $50,000 onntine we th the Dec

tion of a’ modern water

gain 'approv-
election to pass a bylaw to Ro raise benture sales anes the: fufise water improve-| al tor his p project ‘under the win-

Transmission

Line Building

Starts Spring ‘for ‘68 Finish

to. relo-

cate bout 40 maton a ts 0 000
volt. transmisai nang: between
Needles and ‘Nakusp in the Ar-
tow Lakes region before the re-
servoir fills behind Arrow: Dam.
‘The. new line

at.ajsite just north of the What-
shan ‘generating station. Steel

tor spanning the ‘lake.
be, a new. 5,600-footiong span
across the Lower Arrow Lake

effect minimal
pairs to the present
It was: poted! a at

cil, planded \to’’éxtend’ my:
coun
ments over ‘a period of several

towers will support the conduc-| Y°

san Boar to

right-of-way will be approximate- |,
ly parallel to the new road to
be built on the east side of the

‘Arrow Lakes.

Clearing is scheduled to start
December and construction of
the “H”-type wooden pole trans-

ected to be-
| for: Feb-

Slocan Loggi

Donald Brothers of Slocan
Was fined 65) and costs iniNer.

otter ploading gality t0 drt
recy, to: ficen iy fo drvng

LONGINE
BULOVA
ELGIN’
CANDINO

*+.Westclox - Timex’:
Don't be puzzled — sce
us'‘today. and: in the .

case.
eding obfenices cbrougit
25 fines: against -Thi
drew Leidham of Castlegar ‘an
Peter Letkeman of Robson. Both

: a ei ec

For Slocan Mayors
By Centenary Chief
What may prove to:be a

tough research assignment is
waiting the ‘Sloean village

SNM, Don Hird, ‘chairman of
the: Centennial. commission,
has requested council to name

all’ the mayors ‘and chairman
‘of the City’ and Village of Slo-
can’ since its in

in: [forthcoming * municipal’ . elec-
id} tions, © ey RRR Ve
commissioners out of

ng Trucker

‘Has Insufficient Wraps

pleaded guilty.
A

Alex Perehudoff of ‘Thrums a
$25 fine after he pleaded guilty.

On Elections.

1 avid ean count plans'to seek
ce from the department of
muni affairs ‘re; e

Three
a total of four and the chairman,
Don | Hird, ‘all complete their
terms of Office. this year.

This will
pointed out at last week's: vil;
lage,councll’s: meeting, -thationly:
Comm. 'B.::E.::O'Neal ‘does not
Somplste a Tern,

Normally “two. commission:
ers would be ending terms of
office but Comm: A:. A. Ander- |?

stand-in t
third up for. re-election.

ie village « office’:
Nov. 28) for.‘ the’ election,” if
soo becomes necessary on Dec.

since then r.the names.

cc

ie
il Defence” ‘organization: To be
prepared is half the battle.

;; Buy, your| Expo ‘a,
atthe gate. ‘At the

__ half piled. They're on sata
agents, 8

i whoop-de-do Canada has ever rgeen, you've, probably already, made up yout} i
fs mind to come. ‘But why Pay more for your fun than you need?

° Passport
cod ‘advance prices, a Daily Passport costs 3 a Weokty
Passport 7 consecutive days) $7.50. Also big reductions on Seasan eetiauen
Passports, and Youth Passports. ‘Children 2-12 on April 28th, 190%,

vjgnd save up to 37K,

yehera—at ‘banks, ‘travel

on food, rides and entertainm

service clubs, ‘women’s 3 associations, fabour groups,
‘and wherever you see the official Expo 67,sign.
Ask about Bonus Books, too, for big discounts

ent.

Accommodations? Gilarantoed. Write tothe -
offictal Expo 67 accommodation buraau: 3
ext Expo 67, Cité du Havro, Montreal, P.t a.

€xP067.73.-
evra emempenets >
iL 28-OCTOBER 27, 1!

Seat Cues ALL OCT

ay

eae ES

raise tely } =
1,700 on a per capita borrowing

if
defective muffler cost | co

mean, as it -was :

son ‘accepted an... eight-month |7—
term and ‘is now. the |]

ment “project, e

ler-} Nelson, encouraging fer aitta

ter works a proera
Following a fetter fr Som the
Canada in

payro
000;' accordin, at the applica.
Hon submitted, H th

In' view of the ding new
ville engineers. had

fo have a winter works project |

sft
nj application for inclusion of

ge Srevicl

ed the dam was
repairing. But follow: | ou
fe ie postponement ‘of’ the ’ ni

town; deg
wl cated they Pp

Fors ‘wilt
to ‘all residerts'! fe,
determine ee Wouree eoof fhe par
ice,

of Nelson.

Kiva isa
‘New: Denver doctor fur=
ing» his: one-day-a-week: ‘stop
over, in’ ine village, it was learn-

le-
will be ration fom

ant Oct 20st

2 in the Castlegar News in
ie

it was noted further =e
would be heid

noise, a Selkirk ith “Board
representative carried out noise

A series of land and

line
ee one’ “recently: carried gut in| gular

ouncil considered $17; 500
_| too high a price for the planner

It was noted the 100-foot-
ong building would: cost; about

$2.75 per square foot to move up
lfrom Passmore and the company
itself, rather than: move: it, ‘had
built ae second mill’ buildin;

ed at the Slocan Scuncll meeting

1B.
the village‘ bought it, the
}old ‘bullding would: be consider-

Sawmill Manager Invited
To Explain Realty Offers

ed for conversion to a curling
Tink.

” Comm, B. E, O'Neal moved

the le parking land would mean re-
min @ present creek aide land
Parl

is zoned for

of a Naina on a park-
ing lot site were noted unsatis-
factory by council and the lease

lease land .. from.:. Marathon
-Realty Co; ‘for parking.” But ;the
‘parking space was subsequently
considered: unnecessary and the
drawa on S0-day notice termed

wh on notice term
unsatisfactory.

Council had planned tol”

Noise Survey | Will be- Carried.
Out by Sigcan & Health Board

5 eer puree tem | Ea elied Fr
ae
which council felt was insuffi dy.

Blectric

See
when
He'll be

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