CASTLEGAR NEWS,

Thursday, August:26, 1965

0 GALVARY:, |
BAPTIST CHURCH

Pastor D. Reaves, B. Th.
Ph, 868-7175
Across Highway Junction from
j Plaza i

Family Bible Hour 10 a.m;
Family Worship 11 a.m,
Evening Service — 7.80 p.m.

All Welcome,

ST. DAVID’S
ANGLICAN
CHURCH

8 am. Holy Communion
9.80 a.m. Holy Communion

PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
791, First. Ave,
Sun. S.S. — 9.55 a.m.
Worship Service — 11 a.m.
Evening Service 7.30 p.m.
Reverend — R K. Webb

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“| “the village

| Victim of Flash Rain Floed

(continued from Page onc)
has been estimated by the own-
ers - at between $6,000 and

000.

There was about 10 inches
of water across the floor of the
store and’ the. attached living
quarters and when’ the base-
ment filled with water the flood
had such force that it lifted the
trap door from the basement
that tad a store clerk standing
on

about 20 minutes, estimated Mr.
Tipping, adding: “Bango and
that was it; we couldn’t do any-
thing about. it.”

The water broke through
a basement wall in'the Tipping
residence causing the ground
around it to cave in‘and then
went around the house and
flooded in from the other side.
If the rain had lasted another
five minutes, estimates Mr. Tip-
ping, lt would have flooded the
house.

‘As it was, the rain filled |.

he heseaent a depth of

tl
‘Jabout 6% ft. and stopped just

under the floor joists. Only
about six inches of the gas far.
nace could be seen: above it.

oth the Conroys and the
Tippings spent the weekend
mucking. out their

All the water ‘arrived in| prob

cent, The trouble is caused by
the moving of the hospital hill
road and the building up th that
has zone on in this area.”

Mr. Tipping said the area
where the McGauley Ready-Mix
trucks’ are now parked used to
catch a lot of the water. He pala
the parking lot used to be low-
er than his house, now it ‘s
3 ft, above his foundations,

Asked if ‘his building of
the Tip Inn has aggravated the
lem, Mr. Tipping ‘said he
didn't believe so. He said the
water contes from across the
highway while the water that

Scouting

Activities
in the
CASTLEGAR
DISTRICT
"Pabutous scenery ggod fish

ing. and’ perfect :weather —
these three factors mic pelped to

while ‘Mr. Conroy had electri-
cians attempting to: get etre,

make last to Ca-
hill and Beatrice Lakes.’ a very

eration motors agi

‘Asked if “he felt the de-
partment of highways would
have. some. ne responsibilty in the
Mr.- Tipping answered:
has 75. per cent;
the department maybe 25. per

LUTHERAN CHURCH

| SERVICES
Mission Festival at Creston —
August 29°— No service at local

GRACE ‘
RESBYTERIAN
CHURCH ©
181 Seventh Ave, Kinnaird
Minister: . Rev. Howard ‘Kerr. °
Phone 885-8202 é
9:30 a.m. Worship. Service

A warm welcome is extended ‘to
everyone. f

CE

The Salvation Army-
V1L) Pine: Street
Sunday Services
llam. — 7 p.m.

9.45 a.m. — ™ suaddy School :
Tues. 7.80 p.m. — Home League
All Ladies Invited
Wed. 780 Dm. _ Bible: Study
Fri. 7.3 — Youth Group
All er jleome at "the na

Tn -

‘APOSTOLIC CHURCH

_OF - KINNAIRD -
2 blocks East of the .-
Castleaird Shopping Centre
11 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP.
7.30 pm. EVANGELISTIC. ”
SERVIC!

VICE.
Phone 365-5884

All Welcome. :

Rev. C. Stone, Minister

‘ Craig Pettitt, Neil Oborne,
Loyd Groutage and myself set
off from Slocan City, Frida:
night and paddled up to the
mouth of Evans Creeks where

‘ though they had. never seen a

fisherman before, leaping out of
the water after: the
‘fishing in the lakes was vcarer’
not comparable to the third lake
inthe group, Evans, which is
accessible: only by airplane and
which’ abounds in large trout.
After.a three hour climb we,
were rewarded by the sight of
Cahill Lake, ‘nestled. between
sheer mountain walls. Another
hour’s . hike,.. brought... us to
Beatrice Lake, which is over a
mile long:
re hiked’ down Saturday
evening and spent Sunday in‘a
liesurely: canoe aie back down

ia ‘to “dain ' into the Tip Inn
area’ didn’t’ amount to much.”
He added that he -bullt the Tip
Inna foot higher than the roan
“because some’ water used to
there from. the immediate
area,”

Mr. . Tip) ing said: he ‘and
the Conroys. appreciated the. as-
sistance. of friends and ‘commis-
sloners Lorne’ Zinio and Murray,
Tittle) that night and the Joan
of the’ pumps from the forestry,

Castlegar and Hinnalsd.

Robert W.. Conkin “

1. A. Cairns, manager of
the Celgar pulp division, ..an-
nounces the appointment of Ro,
‘bert. W. Conkin to-the ‘position
of. manager of accounting: to
succeed “D,- V. McDougall * who
has joined Prince George Pulp
and Paper Ltd.

In this capacity Mr. ‘Conkin

| will be responsible for the func-
tions of the accounting depart-

fice ‘services, and for. co-ordi-
nating divisional and company

ures.
Mr. Conkin completed : his
chartered accountancy degree
with Meredith, Bruce, Baldwin
and Kitto in Nelson, B.C, He
joined Celgar in 1960 as general
accountant in the pulp division’
and .was transferred to the
head office in’ Vancouver in
February 1963 as a general ac:
t In March 1964 he was

the lake.

Renata Socials

MRS, M. ROHN
-.. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Grill
and daughter’ Janice: of . Fruit-
vale and Mr. and Mrs. carl
iss

UNITED CHURCH

by
Pearl. Letkeman and Morris Ca-
meron’ of Nelson, were Sunday
visitors at: the home of. Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob Letkeman.

- Mr. Conkin and his family
reside in Castlezar,

Kinnaird Planning
Program Costs Sei.
For Second Stage

-ment including ‘payroll and of- |

accounting policies and proced- . i

of =
ing at the Celgar Tumber divi-
sion. 4

and one ‘ptoken service wore

0} south from Juniper St was start
ed.

This was reported at coun-
cll’s meeting last week'in.a ra-
port flled by works’ supervisor
Norman ‘McNabb: on’ behalf. of
sewer, inspector. Ken Spain, &

Celgar and the. twin: villages of that

the ‘other pumps started auto-
matically. Also,- before the’ el-

4] ectricity came on, one house by

the central. pump: station was

flooded with ‘a few inches’ of

effluent due to the sewers back-
‘Up.

“After their - initial start,
all pumps were rechecked: and
operating. well hy «1>
following amorning.
“Later: in | the - same. .week
one’ pump in the south. pump
‘station became seized, Rocks and
a length of rubber. belting were
removed ‘from’ the impeller. At
‘the same’ time electrical:
lems. developed which took.
electrician to repair,

have been in good w

ke:

repaired and the’ laying ‘of the |.’
sewer line ‘to “serve 2nd ‘Ay. t

a.m.” the |

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Ravwicn-Willlans Report.
-Second : of Three ; Parts

_For

“Because of the ‘sul subalviston
‘ pattern “Within © Ki there

‘the amount jot, “vacant land av-
iformation: Recommen: pions a

allable in
“L Bates the No, 3 High-

CPR site itself there is, a total
of 29 acres that are not develon-
ed. Almost ‘all of these lands

isan .abundance. of underused

into oblong-shaper, parcels’ of
one acre or.more, and the build-
ing of dwellings along. the road

back ‘land, - It: is necessary.
build. roads “through ‘the ‘back
acreage to put. it.to, use.-*

The following ‘areas in Kin-
‘naird are noted, together with

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are b Nine of the 29
acres are ‘contiguous. to the
CPR lands while’ a. further 19
acres’are available‘ for develop-
ment ‘to’ the south of Milestone
Road. The” figures ~ on’ vacant
land. ‘or: undeveloped Jands are
of. some’ importance’ becausa
they ‘reflect the capabilities of
the? land for future juse ‘and,. in
turn. the future ‘population ‘ca-
pacity of the district.

2, ane: area bounded by
the No.3 Highway, Milestone
Road ‘and’ the southern Trans-
Canada Highway has approxi-
mately. 37 acres hat are not in

‘area irmedtatet)

park and the inne school, am-

“ ounts to some 36° acres.

- | many ways. It could
4 ef ‘ature imp!

ie. area immediately

that, north. of ‘the : main

park and east of the cemetery,
comprises some 14 acres,

north,’ of: the ety
highwa: workshop. totals: ‘some
further’ develo

". Somne:-90. adres
are available. west of. ‘in ae:
Kinnaird’ park te of: the nee
0 mT

:| topography:.: an i
Ties aes most attri

way and GPR and. excluding the | *

Fe thiprise some 107 acres, again

an: important development, po-
tentlal for. Kinnaird,
8, The remainirig major land
.mass is on the southern
malty of’ the ’ Village” be
No. ‘3’ Highway and bel
railway. This area also is im-
portant in’ terms: of ‘urban de-
velopment and ‘in ‘terms ‘of a
future~ location: for sewage vla-
Seone to'serve the village.’ :
‘The: final main area is
the hottons or lower ‘bench be-
low the railway, almost all of
sehlch is“ subdi
00

available Feng oF this ‘bench

area is .75,..This. represents a

development potential as well

as_a small -park Potential on

the lower bench, « ;

Future School Needs .-
The extent ‘: and importatice |

can adequately 30 rve this po-
pulation .: ‘and. ;. possibly “some
additional ‘population from ‘the
southern end .of , Castlegar,
2, The band of land between
ie Ni

hats This ‘represents’ a ‘school

age pope 250° chile
were all’: used’ for. residential
purposes, * The-“subject lands
however, are.not- entirely. used
for. residential: purposes. Fur-
ther, one of the proposals-made
in’ this ‘report is. that a substan-
tial part’ ofthe ‘area. should be

Ace cording to the ‘accepted
standard of: one te, of cepted
to “each ‘100, persons, ‘Kinnaird
should have :24:to 25 ‘acres of
since ‘there
‘are’ 27.6’acres in the ‘large park

-| near the Secondary school and
it | ano nother. re 27 acres in Cone Hill

But this ‘does not mean that
Kinnaird: can forget: about ‘the
supply of park: ‘space. For” one

ig, nearly ‘all the acreage is
‘Inthe = park * on’ the : westerly
boundary of the ‘village and eis

used for ‘an estate,
‘The ‘Jands‘. that:‘are "used for
commercial and industrial
poses would have -to be de hee
ed from thé total: lands: avail-
able’ for... residential develop-
ment; With | the. necessary de-
. | ductlons , for “commercial ‘or in-
dustrial uses ‘plus | deductions
for the ‘Trans-Canada * Highway
right-of-way,'’'t he: elementary
school age. population for this
area, iveula be -124 ‘students,
North of the , Kinnaird-
Christina Lake' Highway bound-

ed by-the road which abuts the | fr

of. the vacant
lands in Kinnaird has been des- | ya
cribed “above, One. thing ’ this
vacant land means is.Jand for,
housing. is in’ turn’ means’
‘that in’ the ‘:future’ a’ certain
number. of ‘school children ‘will
live in’ these ‘areas and ‘this: will
atten the Planning : o! choo

orks
yard-and bounded ‘pn’ the orth
by the general break ‘with th
Village’ of Castlegar, there is
a potential for 120 elementary;
school age child

4.- The
west of: the
between the .Southern -"Trans-
Canada:.Highway* and Milestone

Site: is
} Starting: in ‘the
of: Kinnaird ‘and,

Road: 85
165 vy. schgol

; | part.
it the school child: potential of. gre Fae

ous land: areas we: find. th
following: ::
7 The unorganized ‘pocket
ern: Trans-Canada ‘Highway “and
‘Woodland ‘Park. ‘The potential
elementary school population’ of
‘this ‘area’ is’ approximately “200
children: The : present':elemen-
tary’, school’ in Woodland Park

east of the CPR: line: Including 4

‘pare ge]
area continues. through’ a aareely
to. the south ‘and ‘joins|’

in! guley the'‘developable anda |:
near-the Cone Hill Park ‘site.

7. ‘The: lands ‘around. ‘the|,
Cone Hill Park site at the south-|°

More Accidents
“On Labor Day:

au EE

erly part’, of: the. municipality

el eensi acerca eeaneerean

Holiday Weekend

‘anada’s * ‘seven ‘major
holidays, the ‘Labor. Day: week-
end ip well in the'lead-as creat-

‘whose
day: oe is, iB Beng ‘pushed: into
the backgroun d by the road vic-

Tal public’s view ‘

“. The average’ nu

end’in Canada is 61: ‘Other holt
‘days: have ‘averages below’ that.
‘They-include 25 for .New-Year's

| and «the:

of Milestone Road | ©"!

of land north of-the new, South-| tary

I set up
side: above ‘the highway’ repre-
ts a’ tential: of: about 300

a still tater. stage: the
attractive valley. weet of the ma-
jor. inaird: park” would. pro-.
pably be developed. This valley,
trough ‘that. extends

south. through ‘to: the’ Cone. Hill

\ || aew! represents a4 fubare school

of 8
(not: estimated), ot would. have:

existing high: sihool site might
be used a for: ti this. Purpose. ie
ul

ru
tse! ‘the next major section |:
: there: may, be'a, future -school |;

from the

sidential ‘area by a total of 300
feet of steep’ banks.’ This park
cannot’. serve therefore. as: a
neighborhood ~ park except. for
a future residential area above
and’ ‘around it.

It is ‘also important to re-
aia sites ator the * iugite Po-

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ential land potential in Kinnaird
‘shows. that 9,000. to .10,000 * ‘peo-
ple: could,..be » accommodated
within © the: developable : “areas,
a Population’ that would require

90. to: acres: of: park
space.’ While “a portion ‘of this
park sp epate, qcould. be

of green belts along
the ‘steep s slopes’ separating the
imag ta benclilands,

area. immediately
fo. 3; Highway and | © coutral

‘The best ” wgaibatily
to’ be’ to ‘acquire the: “loc! oy in”
dana of ‘some ’of. the ‘long ‘resid.
1 -:parcels,::, either’ through

:; (continued : on. page ten) !)':

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;Mr: and. Mrs. Isaac Penner }. The second “stage. of the
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ing ‘at: the: home-of their son-|for the. Village ‘of Kinnaird’ Wo:

. Jn: 11 Methodist in-law and daughter, Mr. and uld cost $5,850.
Uniting ‘Since’ 1925 the Congregational . Wesley. Friesen of -Abbots- This was. learned: at: Sve

and Presbyterlan Churehes of Canada ford. . irs ‘meeting. Tues iedny aa in

oe : Mr. and-Mrs.. Jacob. Reimer a. deter creme
CASTLEGAR KINNAIRD . of Appledale accompanied : by. e, first: stage, which
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“GENELLE Miss: Anma Friesen of Langley ingoledes ‘both “Castlegar : ‘and
“Phone 365-8557

were weekend visitors’ to Ren- Kinnaird, B.C. Hydro pai

af if st,

: Spee aren of" the. $6,400 - co: Celgar 25
Rev. Frank ‘Willey Rey. Don Faris

MORNING WORSHIP .-

rraelsEpuie ards fbx ent: nthe vin ng
SUNDAYS JULY 18 TO
SEPT. 5 inclusive services

Castlegar — 11.15 am,

Robson — 10a m.

(the; least); 385 for Easter, 42 for
ria * Day, Dominion
istmas, ‘82) for

<= Major. caus CHSC “Claims,

are the-urge for. dominance, the

urge’: for-’ speed, ‘ reluctance to

“give in’ to the:.other driver; |
i ke, = £ - drivin;

area
piace, iy parts of. Suen with-
in ‘one =aatle of an elemen-
tary school.

ae.
ae

a fatalities; on Labor “Day
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United chansha at 9.90. ors 4

Herbert Krosker of: Victoria are
holidaying at Renata. * ‘The ‘second stage involves:
Mr. and Mrs. “Donald Sym- @ Topographic : mapping
i gton. of ‘Nelson ‘are’ spending froma ser) photographs, ‘This
mapping
for. me ne detailed . planning

ai few Sat:
—| home none. in Renata.
‘ Bien, where the ground is irre- :
Sho, such as in" Kinnaird 82,

@ Preparation of road lay-
‘outs -and lotting: for ‘the’ balance
of .the'unsubdiyided and vacant
areas . (assuming: topographic
smaps are~ available)‘ $1,500..

‘@. Laid use plans in’ more |§
detail. “In: particular,; review of
policy on’ industrial ‘land uses
and ‘recommendations’ for the
‘improvement of the existing - in-
dustrial area $1,500.

@ Specific ‘eeounimsnaa:
tions for revision of the. zoning!
bylaw and zoning map $500.” %

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