10 CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Feb. 21, 1963

_ Sylvest Suggests Hughes _
Get ‘Competent A Advice’

Castlegar, village chairman
Aage Sylvest has suggested to re-
sident T, J, G. Hughes that he ob-
tain “competent advice’’ion his
“persistent implication’ that a
clause in the’ agreement with Og-
low Brothers ‘ Building Co, com-
mits the village to building an un-
derpass at any specific location. :

Mr, Sylvest:made. the Sunees,
tion in a letter he had

that Mr, Hughes “advise one and
all of your findings,”
Mr. Sylvest told

attested to by our Solleitor.
“The: continued repetition of
directly

ers that his answer te Mr. Hughes’
brief is my own personal expres-
sion of opinion.” Full text of Mr,
Sylvest’s answer to Mr. Hughes
follows:

“I have for consideration your
suggeation that. the present Qelow,

a brief submitted by Mr. ages
at council's meeting two weeks
ago. The chairman also suggests

new
agreement negotiated | hat would
be acceptable to the entire Coun-
ell.

“The fact that the present a-
greement. was acceptable to’ the
entire 1962' Council, who negotiat-
ed it, apparently is of no signift-

either the correctness or the prac-
ticality of your proposal, nor am I
convinced of its basic fairness. I
trust that our friendship will sur-
vive this difference of opinion.

“Now to consider your spec-
iffle comments:

“(a) The agreement | should
have been finalized as. quickly as

-possible, agreed, but, I would point

out that the essentials of this -a-

>| greement were well publicized and

understood by all concerned prior
to the start of any work.

“(b) ‘The’ persistent ‘ implica-
tion. that the agreement has-a
clause that’ commits the Village
to constructing any underpass .at
‘a specific location is at complete
variance with the facts as. fully

“Kinnaird Council
. Voles Regional
College Suppori

eance to you. I can not agree with | *

challenges our Solicitor’s compet-
ence with the apparent purpose
of-planting; seeds of doubt that
will somehow survive all sincere
and. accurate explanations to. the
contrary.

Tet trust that this is not your
Purpose and‘ that you will ‘avail
yourself of competent advice on
this point and subsequently advice
one and’ all of your findings. 'I al-
so attach a copy of a letter. re the
location of the underpass which
takes full note of the various
possible locations,
“(e) The ethics of two parties
using the same solicitor to con-
elude an agreement, as further
commented on by you in your

letter of 14 Feb., clears up this
Point, as far as the solicitor is con-
cerned,
“However, being aware of the
care and competence with which
you choose your. words, I naturally
conclude that it is: our’ actions tha’
are unethical ‘in your opinion, Can
you not agree with me that, to
assume that special arrangements
for a solicitor should be used be-
cause of past differences on Coun-
cil.could in itself be a completely
unwarranted assumption,

The use of winter works
and village rates for men* and
eqiipment on. any subdivision is
probably the basic point giving rise
to valid: differences of opinion on
this subject. Why a 3-lot subdivis-
ion in the old. part. of Castlegar,
the new Sherbiko area, or the Cas-
tlebar subdivision should be treat-
ed differently’ in their. eligibility |=
for winter works and.Village rates

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A. Eremenko & Co.

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Ib. 59c

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om $088

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SPRING CAR COATS
and COATS

New. Spee Shades MILK

TOMATOES

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COTTONS

COFFEE MUGS

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Ladies’ » SLIMS’ .

Corduroy
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Boys’ Cariboo Brand - | NYLONS

BOXER STYLE.
» PANTS

In check, sheen or

Plain raridom cord -
sizes 12)- 20 9) sizes 2.- 6X

Special ‘ Special :

Price $1 99° pr. Price

including | white

in stripes, paisleys and

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: ASPIRIN

Seamless-.2 pr. $f,

Pot Roasts Ib. 696
Bess Round’ Steak ~

PORK: LIVER
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BOLOGNA by “thetiee
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GRAPEFRUIT. 5
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INSTANT COFFEE
Chase & “Sanborn

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SARDINES Brunk :
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TOMATOES :Nabob

28-0r. 4° for: $1.00

CORNFLAKES | pene
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PROVINCIAL LIBRARY,

NeoroatA, Be Cy

be open | to the public.

in: thls Rewspaper!: On Marc

will. be found: un advertisement
Usting: the’ schools ‘and times :of
visiting’ hours,It'' is ‘hoped “that
Tany. parents will, visit the schools
{ reli ane observe ‘children at work,:
‘On’ Sunday’; members’ of the

2 js-| Caatlegas Ministenna ‘Association | §

will co-operate by speaking to thelr
congregations on the importance of
education in Christian life.* «

h'8, there is to be:

public meeting in ‘the activity x room

“of SHSS*at 8 p.m,/At this time E,
| MacPherson’ of, the’ College of Ed

two:.were’ planned ‘shutdowns cand
aix were caused by um
ds ahd snow. “Most shutdowns, ‘

Comm. ‘Ron Gites "indie:

ueation,. UBC’. will be” the. guest
u speaker: Next week's © sats te| He
have. more . details..re-
s'meeting.

and ‘es rt’ parents to-al class ‘0
activity 01 ny, ft

visit,
ee the: beehive’ “of routine a
tivity: there ‘will . be, classes “in
‘studies,’ math,’ science, -Eng-
odwork,: metalwork,

dissatisfaction 'with part ofthe

-company's explanation and said’ he

‘Would take the’ matt
bbe ler‘up further.

music,
phyiscal education

itorsmay listen to the
hammier‘and ‘clang of the manual

arts © *view..somie: very
fine’ arts. . displays, see the com:
merce: students. in action, the sen-
jors. ‘tapping ‘steady. qrhythms,’ the
etting there,” perhaps

District’ ;and:; Bite ieriation
District’ have * requested "i
Portion’ of ; ird’s pascal
ing pei for Barbane or else dump-

“the:

chaineon of he WEHU, ala the

has’ al-
ready : bulldozed: out; ‘a “ garbage
dump‘ for. the! two: districts: near

up ‘metal signs nikiag t the eae
However, -he Hoge ‘that-he ‘ under-

ment has ., satd--tha

charge: for’ aon of. dumpin, ri
Jeges that ‘would scover.' 1 os
involved-'as

stands that; the: highways depart-|. ;
x the}:

his
rit

We

H

ue oe net fel ee ga ET would be oe el
meeting last week to persue|™ents on this aspec ee a

ats will ‘sniff tizing the: Village ‘ot
In Jone section’ the} odors out-challenges'to all

Stacked heel

walker... features
the famous
Naturalizer
last

MADDOCKS

PUBLIC NOFICE

St. Patrick's Dance

by Castlegar Rotary’Club at
Arena Fri. March 15, 9 -2
am, Jack Phipps & band.
Tickets available from Ro-
tary members. $4.00 per
couple, Refreshments.

Sentor Citizen

Meeting Friday 22nd 7.30
Legion. Hall Mr. Wheatley
of Trail will show moving
Pictures.

SMITH'S

— PHONE ‘3401 — CASTLEGAR, BO, =|.

4 CRESCENT ST.

UBC president Dr, John Mac-
donald’s recommendation for. a
regional college in this area and
to offer all possible cooperation
in working towards its establish
ment, 2

Village chairman. Carl Loer
blich told commissioners that:a
village representative who. at-
tended a meeting’ of the local
regional college committee felt
that the government will pay
miore attention to support’ for
the -college if those who urge
implementation’ of Dr. Macdo-
nald's recommendation ‘are also
Prepared to say they will support
2 money bylaw for such a col,
lege. °

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Reserve Mar. 16”

Robson Community Sun-
day School. Tea and Bake
Sale Robson Hall,

Guide and Scout's

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Own Service will be held =
Feb. 24 2.30 p.m. in High

School Gym .everyone wel- =|
come. : SS

‘No, 75 will hold Tea and
Bake Sale Sat. Feb. 23.2 to

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5 pm, at Bob's Payn’ Takit. 53

PLUMBING & |

Kingarson Rebekha Lodge = tian

“My position s “basicly. that
the two new areas. came into Cas-
tlegar neither as preferred: child-
ren nor as step-children. As ‘men-
tioned before, your written: opin-
ions on this. would be useful in as-
sessing the exact nature of our dif-
ferences of. opinion.

‘“Iwould also point: out that
the use: of winter works and’ Vil-
lave rates on roads in'a sub-divis-
ion is ‘not comparable to -your de-

sire to.use such assistance on your
own ‘private property.

“(e) and (£) The wisdom of the
Village securing an option on a lot
that could be required for an un-
derpass is not really open to ques-
tion. Suppose that the lot actually
became necessary. but it had been
acquired by. a third: party ‘purely
for speculative reasons. Then, I am

sure, that we would he subject to

= | criticism, ‘Whether the amount of
taxes on the lot as payment for
the option and the stipulated price
are fair and reasonable is natural-
ly open’ to: question.

“(g) There is no. confusion as
to.the existence of easements on
the lot..in question. The present
crossing .is'a private crossing and
no easement is registered in behalf

“(i) I trust that Iwill not auto-
matically .be adjudged as lacking
in ‘sincerity, integrity. or ‘Chris-
arity, simply because I do
not-accept your’ suggestion.”

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“YES LADIES! :
THEY'RE HERE :

Our new Spring Dresses and more arriving: daily

s0 come in and shop while our ‘election is at its best. ;

NAZAROFF — To Mr, and
Mrs. ‘Bill Nazaroff of Brilliant,

Feb, 14, a son. Z
FENNER — To Mr. and Mrs,
Gerald ‘Fenner of Castlegar, Feb,

HEATING 2

LAR

16,a‘ son,

SEMENOFF — To Mr,’ and
Mrs, Mike Semenoff of Kinnaird,
Feb. 19, a son.

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CASTLEGAR DRUG

R. E. Goulet

Corner of Pine & Columbia

_” “Phone 365-3911

We now have wae ae Hees

t. 84 Ib; freezer with two ice cube trays:

without covering. Self defrosting.
3: Twin: ‘porcelain: vegetable crispers.
-4, Plastic egg ‘boxholds'2: doz. ‘eggs. .: ;
5: Butter and cheese compartment in | the’ door.

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‘CHECK, THE PRICE A FEATURES ON THIS Two. DOOR -

REFRIGERATOR - FREEZER

2. Fresh’ food compartment with pumidi plate: Moisticold. Deruits storing, ‘food.

duct - an: investigatio
* (and®\ therefore (reserves further.

is £01
f the Sonclusfon of: the - investiga.
partment

f ‘three re)
(- atives will be? here next week t ‘|

dam:
Castlenee acct district No. 8
new! $1,000: bus ‘Thursday B
} dit’ rolled whi ing’ a

demonstrations: could ‘be: relative
"| to band,., choir or. Jautsic apprecia-

provide the refreshment

ving C
Kiewit ‘Ltd. : Goint bid), 086.
ror John Laing-and Son, ‘$2,

lamage was

“The board has requested -of.
the department ‘of education that
a. representative: of: the: depart-
ment. be'sent to Castlegar to con-
secondary school |: Sontroversy,

nthe » subject until

arr on "are in of the ‘de:

interview. fencers, the>15 ‘sta. |.
dents, and ts," thre a

}.: Second lowest bid was
:; by: Hans Marahorst’ Ltd. ice 82,

Far celes = Construction :

new ‘business Opens in Cas.
tlegar tomorrow...
»ycit’s: David Cooper Men's Wear

| Jocated;in' the ‘Oglow: block. Offer-
Sing a: -eomplete line of.men'’s ‘cloth- seul 2025 | when he’: mioved to

ing and’ furnishings ranging, from+ tit
work: socks: to’ suits, slogan .of ‘the
“for young‘ men © of eb

is-owned and man:|¢
aged. by, David Cooper :who came

ad eit ag
-| suggests that: the fnvited counells A

Mrs Me
| Adam came ny “caaaia, with his par-

hymns sung’
Rugged Cross”: and

SM MeAdim
daughter Mrs.” R.>Symons ‘of } we
naird,’'a son :,Lloyd’:McAdam at
pute SOx],

children: He. was. predeceased ‘ by

ents when-he i
setied was five. ‘They’: first | a

‘o' Ontario. In 1907:he moy-
ed to ‘Edmonton. where he remain-

Trail: where he made his ‘home un-
1953.when : Fruit

redith,
‘Ralph: Bagi ee Agestinell

‘to: the health centre last wed
fay president at “ Anderson’

and“ R.: Morice,

able program of: sentertalament: was
Presented under th
Mrs. aialtie Zinio.

‘due’‘to the fine’ cooperation and ‘as:
sistance “of: the members
Castlégar’s.

‘started In< this “area. Donations

as accepted! by:
id treasurer “Jim

ble sate in 1948, and ‘one daughter |.

vin Quebec : City ‘and’ then | *

‘;| Bernie «Forrest, : with. \runnenirp’

ed: many. a
sj here oe Trail: Powel ie is or-| ging operations. pina of we C01
v Waldie

and be Was chef: on the

‘Store and at the Castlegar News!

Sent and people ‘have een: gen-

tinia
Pending the ‘auteoi
er Sait eee on: the: Sherbiko

not
yet estimate the G coat of: any alter-

native] “Proposal.

Eecte i rélelp vated ee
HAYS | pal a i
Fist rin in Ca

Rosslan drinks
win the “A" event

skipped \by,, Mrs

being Mrs. McDonnell and: her,
from’ Grand Forks,
it

they ‘would - tenn ceate
brief: but: very enjoy:

the
adies ‘First Bonspiel: “was

“the
* Sally, tantly of Robson has been

may’ be left at the East Robson

‘The ‘Jollys‘ have‘ been: provid-
ed witha cabin to. live in'at.pre-| ‘