CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, March 25, 1965

*Shudy of Three Routes
- Suggested for Road Link

Three possible routes should

“pe given full study when con-

_ sideration is given to a link bet-
ween the Fauquier-Edgewood ar-
ea and the Castlogar-Trail-Nel-
fon jazens which would complete

kes road network
Santog 1 the TransCanada High-
way No. 1 with the Southern
"Trans-Canada" Haghway.

: KasloSlocan Social Credit
candidate Burt Campbell said
‘Thursday night at West Arrow
Park that besides considering
roads south joining either Fau-
quier with Castlegar through
Deer Park or Edgewood with
the | Kinnaird - Christina “Lake

ighway, via Paulson,’ fat study
hould ‘also be given to a pos-

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sible link between Fauquior and
Highway No. 6 at Passmore.
Mr, Campbell sald the Pass-
more route “is considered very
feasible in some quarters.” He

on the route, but'studies have
indicated that it would be re-
latively free of slides: .-

: He added that it is the “op-
inion of those who have tho
responsibility for such matters
that the slide situation on a
Passmore route isn't very bad at
all when compared with the Sal-
mo-Creston road.”

ie government candidate
said td isn’t snow removal that's
a big problem on new highways
today, Snow can be removed a8
it falls. It’s when it suddenly

it’s a real problem.
Mr. Campbell told his aud-
ience that all three routes have

through the use of aerial Pho-
tographs.

He said a “tremendous am-
ount” of information is avail-
able from aerial photographs,
mentioning that in the: lower
mainland even the final  high-
‘way location plans are done from
such photos, He said that in
many cases people in the lower
mainland don’t know a_high-
way is planned through their

ent suddenly knocks on their
doors.
The Socred candidate said

extensive reconnaissance has

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said there is a 5,00U-foot summit | He

slides down on top of you that} jy.

property until a right-of-way 3g managed

been done by air, water sid
ground from Fauquier. south to
Broadwater near Deer Park and
a great deal of expensive and
tough rock work has been found.

said similar, reconnaissance
bas been ‘done on the weat side
of the lake south from Edge-
‘wood.

Mr. Campbell said a road
south from Edgewood-Fauquier
that follows the lake has always
been expected by the people of
the region and that pressure
would continue strongly for such
a road even if it were located
elsewhere. However, he added
that he is “sympathetic, to the
Passmore route: because both
ends of it are in the Kaslo-Slo-
can riding and all road buildin,
would take place within fhe rid-

ing.”

The office manager of the
department of highways at Ross-

“Naw Tolal Reached’ |,
Says Headquarters
Gf Colleges Fund

Campaigu:, headquarters: of
the 3 Universities Capital Fund
antiounced a new total of $10,-
184,622 raised’as the appeal in-
tensifies ‘for. maximum impact.

April and May.

While: gifts continue to: be
received’ from) all the initial
segments of the fields of sup-
port, the activities. of the spe-
cial corporations committee, un
der. the joint

Claims Damages

land has put, ina claim for da-
mages to the Village of Castle:
gar for aa. 36,

s. oad ognela wrote council
at its meeting last week that on
the evening of Feb: 27 he sus-
tained damage to his car “as a
result of striking a hole'in the
vicinity of the Oglow subdivi-

Mr. Tognels said he felt his
glaim is legitimate since “it is
fhe responsibility of the permit-

e to maintain’ highway cross:

‘Discipline Needed
By Executives’
Says P.F. Drucker

| Paul B.. Coombs and George: 8.

McLean, © provide ‘indication of
increasing tempo.:

Funeral Held Monday For

A. H. Irwin of Roson

Austin H. Irwin, 83, resi-
dent of Robson, passed away last
Thursday. Funeral services were
held Monday from the Robson
Community Church with Rev.
Frank Willey officiating.

. Irwin farmed in Robson
in the early 1900's, later going
to. Winnipeg, .Man., where he
the grocery depart-
ment in the T. Eaton store. He
returned to Robson in the 1940's
and has resided there since.

He is survived by one sis-
ter Margaret Irwin, a resident

of Mt. St. Frances in Nelson.

Tie was predeceased by This
wife in 1956.

Pallbearers were Frank
Webster, Ross Oborne, puneay,
Carter, Bert Martin, John
dis and Stam. Franks. Burial
was in the Robson Community
Cemetery. The Castlegar Fun-
eral Home was-in charge of ar-
rangements,

NET INDEBTEDNESS
ternatio:

alance has grown nearly
as much in the last seven years
as the .total accumulated bal-
ance from 1867 to 1956.

eed an
“entrepreneurial ‘discipline’ that ‘

will conve:

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ings In thelr original eondition
and this has not been carried out
his case.”

ma claim which ig for two
tire worth $27, two tires
worth $50; 30 and the 6 per cent
sales tax of $4.16 is to be turn-
ed over to the sowernge © contract-
or for his

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DECORATING SPECIAL).

ted Wallpapers

ance from ‘a ‘mysterious ‘craft
into,a practice that can be taught
and learned, according to’ Peter
F. Drucke r, internationally
known author and consultant on
management,

Drucker’s analysis is

# Mr.
contained in fhe March issue of

jal Letter of the

Kootenay Chambers
Decline to Attach
Clearing Program

Regional chambers of com-
merce in annual convention at
Nelson at the w

the
Canadian Imperial Bank of Com-
merce,

This issue publishes the
texts of two special lectures de-
livered. by) Mr. Drucker this
montlt at tiie University of Tor-
onto

The job of every executive
in a business’ enterprise ‘has
three sicnm Mr. but ker sald

Drucker said —

to’ attack the govern-|

ment’s Columbia enc treaty re-

servoir clearing program.

They did not act upon a
lengthy ‘Wtelson resolution fear-
ing reservoirs would be left a
mass of stumps and dead: trees
after dam

and social rane
Of these three, he describ-
ed entrepreneurship as the bas-
ic and crucial task, ‘“‘the dim-
ension of economic performance
and economic results”. Yet this

Delegates. referred to their
directors for study a resolution
presented by Nelson’s C. BE. Mar-
latt, which alleged the provin-
cial government’ had’ received
about $70 million for reservoir | B=
clearing -purposes but did voir |=
appear to be preparing to. do
the work.

There was a general feel-
ing the province would live up
to reservoir: clearing undertak-
ings already given by Resources
Minister Ray Williston and Re-
creation Mivister ‘Kenneth Kier-

nan,

United Church ‘Workshop

Has: ‘Ti ime’ as Theme

A successful. and rewarding
day ‘long workshop was held
last week in the Kinnaird Unit-
ed Church lower hall.

The workshop, on the theme

of “time,” .began. with As short’

worship service led by. Mrs. . D.
L, Faris. .

was a talk given by Mrs. J. R.
MacBain ‘on the UCW, its pur-
pose and history, as well as
suggestions on programming.
‘This was followed. by.a hu-
moros skit given of a Unit meet-
ing,:which led to an informative
discussion. :
session.open-

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PETTITT PHOTOS —

‘The
ed with a bible ‘study. from the
first letter. of Peter, led by the
Rev. Faris, followed by‘ a Jarge

Tt.

As-the Efternoon, drew to an
end, the Closing ‘words were gi-
ven by Mrs. E, A

Kinnaird-Salmo °
_Trek Planned -:
ee Lee Summer

of: Southeastern B, o
trek was proposed at

the group’s annual meeting at.

ig
the weekend by the Creston
Chamber. The .group also ap-
proved a Castlegar-sponsored re-
solution calling for speedy com-

pletion of: the already-survayed
link. : :

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The Corporation of the Village of Castlegar

| Waterworks: Financing Bylaw

No. 277

Objective of this. Bylae is to overcome four main deficiencies in athe

1. The replacement. of mains in the area ‘known as the Sopa sub-

division

‘5 considered of primary importance, The mains. ser-

vicing this area now vary from’ 2” galvanized.to 3” ‘woodstave.
These mains are in poor condition and are completely inadequate
i domestic service - and :fire protection. Immediate replacement

y to avoid y

costs.

Bee second major. deficiency ‘is ‘the lack of a Suitable feeder main’
for the system south of Hemlock Street, in the entire southern half
of ‘the Village. This is particularly acute ‘since’ both ‘wells ‘are:very

overcome

close. to each other in the northern part of the Village and the
“existing storage is also: just: north -of ‘Hemlock Street. In order to
A bapnegined a 150,000 ‘gallon ‘storage reservoir: is re-
ded for ‘

e ‘southern’ ‘end. : ‘This’

adequate system.

tion for ‘sanitary

reservoir’ inconjunction

” with the main through ithe Sopow, Subdivision, overcomes the de-
ficiency ‘of :the lack of feeder mains :in the’ south ‘end jas -well .as
bringing the flow up to the standard, of the Underwriter’s. doe an 3

. The third ‘apectant deficiency. is ‘the Jack jot suitable ‘consiecting
_ ‘mains ‘between pump station No. :1 ‘and 2 and:to.the main business
"area via a:main along ‘Columbia ‘Avenue to |Maple ‘Street. (Excava- -

sewers revealed the existing 2” galvanized main

to ‘be ‘in extremely ‘poor condition.) These mains would creat z
strengthen the reliability of the :sy by d

No.2 andthe existing reservoir to ‘the maing in the business! Pte
In addition, well No. 1 would have amore direct connection to the
‘southern half ‘of the system. particularly if well ‘No. 2 was out of
service, and :this would ‘help greatly in reinforcing - the flows from
the ‘existing and the proposed reservoirs.

4., The fourth important defeieney.) is the pumping capacity of No. 1

pump.. At present :theNo. 1

1 jpump:is notjequipped with ‘a standby

“, pump ‘to be used in ‘case of ‘power, failure. ‘This: By-law would re-
“place ‘the No. 1 pump with | a larger: capacity ‘pump and 4 standby

-: auxiliary motor.

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4. “Such improvements will: ‘peouis aja service ; to all.

(Boy ELE

gh the Municip

19 ‘Development. ard ‘Loan \Fund will

‘save, ‘one ‘sixth of the coal cost. (This assistance is slated to expire

‘March Sist, 1966):

Total: ‘amount authorized: by this By, law is‘;
of: ‘Tevenue ‘and with:NO NO. increase in. rates: i

$108,000.00 ‘repayable ‘out:

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Nelson «261;

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Other 600's Gary Jackson
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‘Dill -Davis -717; Paul, Kin-

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Columbia:

head 258; LHT'| 1

‘| land Drive in

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| Wood: .624, Peter. Kazakoff 621, |’

“Ave ery beautiful early sprin,
marrlag ie ge took lace ‘on: Feb,
in St. David's glican-Chi ved
here when rings and vows were
exchanged by sant ‘Alice Harm-
ston,‘ daughter of’ Mr.’ and Mrs.

Harmston of’ Castlegar,’ and
George Haslam Baird,:son of Mr.
and Mrs. George Baird of Wood-

legar. ~
T. D. Wilding ‘officiat-
ed at ‘the double-ring ceremony
and Mrs., F. Hostetter’ pr reside
at. the ‘organ. ay
+s The altar wi d with

g| styled: with;fitted: bodice, long
point sleeves, scoop neck-

line and a large bow wee attach-

ed to the bouffant skirt at the

back, Her shoulder’ len;

of nylon tulle was held in place

with blossoms while her “erescent |

d | gift from the groom of a white

pol necklace whit ite, ac-
her. er

beautiful arrangements’ of white
baby mums ‘and the guest pews
were marked with ‘wl satin

stately ri
the uureh with’ her'father who
gave her in’ marriage. Her’ floor-
length: gown was-of white mis!
nylon “sheer. over” nylon ne

ble.

ide eiitered Les

quets were of white

.film will be shown at Renata 0 on
“April : araaredn

‘the members’ for: the get-well

Mrs, C. 7. WILL.

Members of tho ark
Women’s Institute, met at the
home: of Miss: M., R. Kirkman
for ‘the’, March» meeting. ~ For
roll call, cach member turned in
used ‘stamps which ‘are to ’be
sent..to the Queen: A

at Vancouver. . >
» “A'suggestion was ‘made, to
‘order the B.C, Hydro film ane:
tion on the Columbia.”

2.
Re Mrs. Mottershead: thanked
card she had recelyed while in

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J. Simpecn
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tinted. with blue.”

Harms!
of the’ rider and Graham Baird,

4 brother of the

groom.

‘The: groom’ and “his attend-
ants’ all ‘wore ‘white ‘dinner “jac-
kets.’ The groom's’ poutonnierre

‘was a'red sweétheart: rose bud | §n-law.

and °the’ bestman and’ ushers
nite carnation’ boutonnier- |’

pri lydro™ and
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‘here and: is. needed’ fo the ie

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Owner : Joseph Garay -. ‘and
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for: fhe land.

8 4s _Shrveyars

0, ‘Four Pointers Oddballs
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Other e00's ora Davis 698;

Frank ‘Neleon: 657, Blanche De-

to 'Maida 641,

ng -the ceremony a
and ‘dance ‘was: held
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ed with'a lace cloth over white
and ‘centered ‘with
cake flanked with four tall white

wil
groom “standing ‘under an arch
ia’ tiny! Bink-roses: ee le

Ren Staudinger 616, ‘Pat: Min

THT, Five

proposed a: toast to™ th

Mr. Pat ‘Taylor:proposed a’ toast

to: ‘the: bridesmaids.

“ou-Delegrams' “were “received
the  bride’s: grandmother

iD
an. the vecelving line :by

sist
their-parents..For her daughter's

:Harmston chose

'For:a honeymoon ‘spel
Spokane the bride changed ‘into
a: black suit! with pink corsage
and accessories: entone. ':
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‘where: the ‘groom is! ‘employed.

«The: bride’ s table was cover-|°

a: three-tier | “>.

Trail, from the Sal ge Yard in T: ra
the:hours of 7.00 a.m. and'4.00 pm each: ond
from’ ‘April 1 to April 3 inclusive. :

a. at
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Zo Misiting Mr, and Mrs. Fred
Bartsoff' on ‘the, weekend were
Mr. Bob “Hudson and ‘son, Jim

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